put it on the camera on his computer because he thought people were watching him. the suspect also thought that people were hacking into his phone. and so when you take all of that, combine that with the fact he had easy access to weapons, you have the recipe for a disaster. in the meantime, we re also hearing more from the friends and family of victims. listen now to the friend of suzanne painter who was an actress and a financial adviser. she was a bright light. one of those people that i think a lot of people who met her felt they already knew her. we re still a little bit in shock, and we re stunned. and i think we just have to take one day at a time and remember what she did for all of us. you know, you hold someone in your heart, whether they are on the planet or not. so i think that that s what a lot of us will do moving forward. we ll be continuing to hear a lot more about the victims in the coming days. in the meantime, the suspect will have his first court appea
new york times today describing a possible cover-up by the trump administration about that threat leading up to the presidential election. from the times report, quote as recently as last september, a former top intelligence official with the department, brian murphy, filed a whistle-blower complaint accusing orton him to modify intelligence assessments of white supremacy appear lest severe and to include information on left-wing group to ally with mr. trump s messaging. they denied the accusation and released an annual threat assessment in october that acknowledged that violent white supremacy was the most persistent and lethal threat in the homeland. the intelligence first, who spoke anonpit are argued that the warning should have been issued as early as november, when trump was making escalating accusation about the election, saying far right groups continued to be galvanized, a security official confirmed for nbc news today. and that there is no good explanation for
laura: i think they need elementary courses in rhyming. they need to update the chant. of course, like clock work the usual suspects were all over tv today. and it was the end of democracy, as we know it. this is very dangerous because we live in a democracy, and, what s left of it, and we need to sound the alarm because they re coming after women today. they re coming after you tomorrow. our rights are at risk, and democracy is at stake. laura: as usual barbara lee makes no sense. in fact if row is overturned the democratic process is working just as it should. but it was biden the supposedly serious catholic who looked the most foolish on this issue. from his off the cuff comments it s clear he slept cat a kiss pal. roe says what all main extreme religions have concluded that the existence of human life and being is a question. is it at the moment of conception? is it six months? is it six weeks? the idea that we re going to make a judgment that is going to say that
gala. photographers were allowed and to make sure that the elite didn t get dressed up for nothing. and what a glorious spectacle of people gallivanting like clydesdales in drag, starving themselves on cigarettes and diet coke. the breakfast of supermodels. fun fact, that is how the wife of mr. ed died. all right, there is katy perry, she seems to have lost her mask. they asked her who she was wearing. and then there is kendall jenner. she has her mask and her eyebrows. talk about lucky. and i wonder where they were ended up. [laughter] greg: talk about moving up in the world. she looks permanently surprised, like she accidentally sat on a poor person. and then look at tara delaveigne. she looks like a bowling trophy with breasts. and of course, she had no mask either, how else would anyone recognize her. and then there is the flowing down, not the kind that bill likes. [laughter] greg: i am referring to amtrak. all right, underrated. and you can look at her smile. of cou
and ohio primary races yesterday clear sight of influence ahead of the midterm elections. and the victory has sent a clear message. every day for endorsing but i have to say, a lot of social media out there and there are some good moments out there and some bad ones too. but they wanted to provide a story that this campaign would be the death of donald trump s america. joey: brooke singman is live with the details, good morning, brooke. hey, good morning, guys. a big night for a while and all 14 endorsed by the president winning the primary that includes author of the best-selling memoir adventure capitalist j.d. vance. he clutched out of a crowded senate primary. listen to this. this campaign i think was a referendum what kind of republican party we want what kind of country we want. do we want a republican party that stands for the donors who writes checks to the crawford grove or do we want it for the people in ohio? ladies and gentlemen, we just answer the quest