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top spots in the calendar. give me what you re thinking here on what the reordering of the calendar could mean for minority communities and the role they play into society a, or setting the pace for the nominations throughout the process. wow, i think it s frankly high time that we had a shake up to the primary calendar. especially when it comes to elevating the voices of marginalized voters. and especially for some of those states, i m thinking of the always relevant three stats andre 3000 who said the south has something to say. we know south carolina was critically important to joe biden s ability to clinch the nomination. and of course, there s a thank you in order. we know there s a special relationship there between him and congressman clyburn. let s look deeper, let s think about the important role that georgia played in 2020. the way they completely defied all of the odds. odds that even someone like axios might not have, people
laura, we laura , we got 30 seconds. you re going to get the last word in this segment. ec well, you would expect to see something like this , no doubt in china. in north korea. that s where you expect to have a thought police of sorts to have this ministry of truth. it is absolutely outrageous that in 2020 two in the t united states of america we see this happening. a we are supposed to be getting better as a country and ay society a and unfortunately with democrats in control, they have taken us theirect, opposite direction. it s rather terrifying. it is. j all right, george , to me, thank you , lord trump, as always. e thank you . and we turn our house p attentis back to white house press secretary, future nbc employeeta and star jen psaki no longer seems too interested in actually answering anyir questions. she doesn t even circle back anymore. how disappointing. today she took the question about the disinformation board she avoids questions about the border crisis and it is a c
i m sorry that you feel that way. you see that chelsea clinton was attending a vigil to honor the lives of the individuals who were massacred at the christchurch shooting, she was there to honor their lives and she is being berated because of the comments that she made an condemnation of congresswoman l omar that she viewed as anti-semitism, which mind you, a lot of people in the country view the comments that way as well which is why the house ended up voting on a resolution to condemn her.s they watered it down which also received criticism for some individuals on the left like congressman deutch who did not think that it went far enough, but there she gives being berated for just something that she had said when she did not have anything to do with the shooting.es tucker: it is a society a that is hard to live in the end it will get worse until somebody stands up and says, you re boring, go away. i do not care what you say, actually. that is the answer i think. and i wish that
kind of reactionary trolls that there is this constant insecurity, fear, obsession with their status as men or in society that i just find seems like a prison, frankly. it seems like a horrible way to live. but is this kind of roiling anger at women, at society a place that they feel dislocated from? i used to find it really sad, you know. and i used to have empathy towards them. and i used to say god, what a miserable way to live. to go about life turkey, think about yourself and women and gender relations. but now it is really scary, because they re providing this narrative to young people who are unwell who want a place to put their resentment. and they re saying put it on women. and they re actually doing real damage. and i think in the case of folks, women who are trying to live in public space, who are writing on the internet, shannon, people who are being activists, who are trying to organize a mom demands meeting in a strip mall in ft. worth, there is a real cost when you