january. does he feel that way now, with just two days to go for the mayoral primary. i m going to ask a member of congress why there s moment actual to veto that measure now, and how exactly should it be replaced. also this there are many things that are open to debate in america, but the right of all eligible citizens to vote is not one of them. attorney general merrick garland making it clear on the right to vote, and the senate set to vote on legislation to uphold that principle, yet states are extending their power over election. what one organization is doing to combat the assault on voting rights. also, the growing interests over the supreme court voting on obamacar, allowing the aca to be the law of the land. why this ultimately leads back to donald trump and the curious legacy he leaves in washington, d.c. the intriguing way connecticut residents make their way into adulthood and whether it can be scaled at the national level. we are following breakin
that they be sitting. the main take away here from the d.a. s position he wouldn t be doing this if he didn t think he had good evidence. he s been obviously had been looking at evidence for a number of years now. same thing with the new york attorney general leticia james but this is a sign he feels like he has something and enough he might be able to convince jurors to bring charges. so could you explain to people that this sort of long term special grand jury, how long has it been impanelled for and you said it s looking at a lot of things not just trump-related? right. this is the trump case is a complicated case, obviously. they will be asking jurors to look at financial documents probably, maybe some tax information, understanding tax laws. so they re meeting mondays, wednesdays, and friday. we don t know specifically the date but recent weeks or months and, you know, the reason you call a grand jury is to give jurors time to look at, you know, the details of the
it. and my point is who gives a damn if it s working for them? it s what s working for them. and they are promoting that lady because they are promoting chaos and confrontation. they believe this is the next step in motivating fear among white people. and this is where you go, the angriest of the angry and the looniest of the loony, and this is who she is, to go into community and make people who are not like her start to think like her. and it is really dangerous. i don t know why the democrats want to work with these guys right now. ha, ha, ha. you ve been saying what i ve been saying. look at that. a meeting of the minds. when i say we i m going to say unite with who? meaning the american people. i don t mean democrats or republicans. the people who don t want to overtake the capitol. the people who want to debate ideas, not whether or not if you don t agree with me i should kill you. that s what i m going to talk about tonight. so everyone s talking about we need to
there is those manning boys again. they share that snazzy on the show and a lot of fun. when it s eli or peyton doing it trying to get those hips rotated, that s dak prescott s warm up move. peyton did not get it, it was ely demonstrating it. wow, somebody s bad mental images going on right now. good morning on that note. welcome to morning joe, it s thursday, september 30th, we ll get to the major developments on capitol hill in a moment. also, this morning, two disturbing trends seem to be taken shapes across the country. healthcare workers facing threats and attacks. the wall street journal recounting how restaurants and hotels are facing an uptick in customer tantrums. this is where we are as a country. we are following news from facebook ahead of a hearing on capitol hill, the company attempted to minimize its own research about its track record on children and teens mental health. leave it to facebook to try to doctor their own. it s a busy day on capitol hill,
for joining us, cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts right now carnage and catastrophe in black and white. that s tonight on newsnight good evening. i m abby philip in new york. what is it like to watch chaos unfold at your feet, unable to stop it, unable to do anything but watch well, tonight, the world knows this is video from the israeli defense forces. and that s warm, that buzzing nucleus. those are people, desperate gazans surrounding aid trucks, who are carrying food and supplies now this hour, 112 of those people are now dead. hundreds more are injured as cameras caught. a clear eyed view of what this war is doing to innocence inside of gaza. all of what you re about to watch is disturbing and it s shocking. and we thought long and hard about whether to show this to you but the brutality of what happened is in escapable. this was the scene that was surrounding that aid convoy before the disaster intervene, palestinians huddled there chatter. you could hear her