Crimes and an insurrection and where we go from here as a nation. In fact, these two stories that i just mentioned to you tonight, theyre linked. How does President Biden work with a party that has some of its prominent leaders lying about his lawful victory and some, and to be precise and fair not all, but some elected republicans minimizing the violence that left five dead at the capitol. How do you do negotiations over the basics when you dont have any understanding on the fundamentals . There are a lot of Smart Thinkers whove studied these types of issues in different societies and a lot of progressives right now around the Biden Administration who say there can be no unity, no true democracy under the rule of law, unless there are facts and accountability first. Keep that in mind as you see this news tonight. Former President Trump wants to exploit the upcoming trial as a chance to double down on the election lie that partly fed the insurrection. He wants to take on the truth that
pence, justice department wants a word. first he has been subpoenaed in the january 6th investigation. and second, the fbi discovered another classified document at the former cheapie s indiana home. we will have a legal analysis and reaction from democratic congressman, jim clyburn. plus, we have the latest from an turkey. after a massive earthquake rocked the country and neighboring syria. over 25,000 people have died, and rescue hopes are dwindling. i am simone sanders thompson and i have something to say. at this hour we are following breaking stories that have changed in the last 24 hours. we have the latest twists and turns for you. start with new developments in a separate justice departments investigations. first on the classified argument was discovered and former vice president indiana home after a five hour search. it was the latest drop in a steady stream of classify discoveries that have spanned multiple administrations. although, it seems to be only one person h
press conference from yesterday explaining what happened next. the suspected take responsibility for the shootings. early on we began interviews with him. he claims it s early, but he claims it was not racially motivated. he has an issue with what he considers and sees the locations as something that allows him to go to these places and it s a temptation that he wanted to eliminate. tucker: so, the police took a long and detailed statement from robert long. here s what they phone. if you mutely confess to the crimes but while he admitted to committing multiple murders which is the death penalty offense in the city of georgia, he denied having any racial motivation. instead he told police he had addiction an issue with porn. so, robert long was fixated on and pornography. that s why he said he committed the murder. next day, it seemed to confirm his story. if a man called tyler bayliss said that he shared a room with robert long in a georgia rehab facility last year and
press press conference yesterday explaining what happened next. speak of the suspect did take responsibility for thegs shootings he said early on once we began the interviews, he claims as the chief said, this is still early but he does claim it was not racially motivated. he apparently has an issue, what he considers to be a maga addiction and sees these locations as something that allows him to go to these places, that he wanted to eliminate. tucker: the police took a long and detailed a statement robert long and to restate what you just heard here s what they found. he immediately confessed to the crimes but while he admitted to committing multiple murders which is a death penalty offense in the state of georgia, long denied having any racial r motivation. instead he told police he had eight sex addiction and an issue with porn, he shot up massage parlors in an effort to eliminate his temptation to visit them. they arrested him as he was heading to florida as he planne
then to be an engineer and a developer and an inventor, you know, creating something on this planet that no one else had ever created, thought of, you know, making the history of mankind, you know, earning patents and trade secrets was part of a, you know, expression of that. and, that while i was in business school, one of my good friends john mutant, good friend now, at a time it was a keynote speaker. introduced me to a bunch of african american investment bankers, people like o neal and these sort of people really helped me understand what wall street was all about. it is an internship. it is sponsorship, but it s also relationship. you know, i wouldn t have met these people and know who they were unless i saw, you know, a black enterprise magazine. i said, who are these people? what do they do? and as i read more about it, it was quite intriguing. and, so it s important that the media present african americans in a light importantly as to who we are, which is creative, brill