keep your eyes focused on the pool-deck area, and the substrata, everything that was going on underneath the building there because so many people who have looked at this, who are knowledgeable people, say the problem seems to have originated down low. from that pool area, back to the building. we will find out if that s actually the case. it really does seem, every piece of new evidence that comes out does point to that. and as to the search-and-rescue efforts, just to be clear, all the crews, they want to be out there. they want to be digging through the rubble. absolutely, not a question in the world. it s the hardest thing in the world for them to be told stand by and don t work. but they also can t get more people hurt or hurt anybody, who might still be alive by trying to move things around when things are unstable. exactly right. tom foreman, thank you so much for that. you re welcome. tom, thank you. president biden traveled to surfside, florida, thursday to offer c
and i know you don t want to weigh it in to the race thing, but i got to say, that s an easy way to push the argument off to the side. whatever you think is the solution. i ll let you have the last word. quite frankly i think all of it is a distraction. i think immigration policies have to be dealt with. but the real sub strata of it all is poverty. and we have to get to the place where w we re empathizing with people who are living in deplorable conditions, experiencing economic injustice and health disparities in the alarming rate in the wealthiest country in the world. and i believe this administration can enact policy through the republican senate and the democratic house, to make a change for the better and a trajectory of our children. i stand with the community and i stand on behalf of the community. the voice of the least, the lost, and the left out. we need to make a change. laura: all right, pastor. make economic policies laura: you want to throw out
in your own district. that s what the president in part was getting at. i know you don t want to wade into the race thing but i have to say that s an easy way to push the argument off to the side, whatever you think the solution. i will let you have the last word. quite frankly i think all of it is a distraction. i think immigration policies have to be dealt with. but the real substrata of it all is poverty. we have to get to a place where we are empathizing with people who are living in deplorable conditions, who are experiencing economic injustice and health disparities at alarming rates in the wealthiest country in the world. i believe this administration can and that policy through the republican senate and the democratic house to make a change for the better and the trajectory of our children. i stand with the community and i stand on behalf for the community. the voice of the least, the loss, left out, and we need to make a change but economic
if people are afraid to speak out because they fear that that base is the kind of, you know, substrata that supports that party, then you ve got to at least come out of the closet, so to speak, and admit these are racist sensibilities. anybody who protects them, anybody who defends them, anybody who suggests that they are not worthy of immediate reproach and immediate rebuff is in league with and complicit with these kind of racist, sexist, and anti-american beliefs. this is anti-patriotic to me. it s also part of a political strategy. it s clearly orchestrated here that let s look at what has occurred in recent days. you ve had the threats of mass roundups of illegal immigrants. you heard the president just talk about that just now. the president hosted right-wing social media and he thought that was a great success. you ve had the challenge on the citizenship question on the census. so this is this doesn t come
this is something that s swept across the country, continues to and has for decades historically. but how this mayor addresses it and how he s able to either bring promise or bring results, i mean, what can the expectations be while he s also on the campaign trail for national office? that s a great point. look, being cute, liberal, progressive, gay are tremendous attractions and appeals to us, but it can t absolve you of the responsibility of dealing with tough questions. neither can joe biden being wise, grisleed wise in the tooth address the issue of race. young and old have to understand this is a test of not only the durability of your vision, but it s about the way in which you are able to be sensitive to the mass of african-american people who, after all, are the bed