The election is not only still around. He s agitating among his supporters and among republican elected officials across the country to promote this alternate reality fantasy he didn t really lose his reelection effort. There was something wrong with the election. Americans shouldn t believe in the results, and somehow it can all be undone. That is a truly weird thing. I know we ve all been cooking in that stew for months now, but never understood how truly weird that is. It s unprecedented in our country to have an expresident saying the current president is a pretender and must be returned to the white house. It is truly weird. [laughs] i think it s that kind of a worrying effect on the republican party and on republicanism over the course of the 150 days of the biden presidency. That has led to the violent attack on the u. S. Capital on january 6th and the aftermath of that. The elevation of quite insane conspiracies and conservative politics and media including the latest one on th
Italy where at least threne people are dead after the cable car they were riding in plunged to the ground some 60 feet. Pictures from the scene show the horrific wreckage. The car is crumpled up, resting against a number of pine trees. This happened on a mountain slope overlooking lake mujory, north of milan near the border of switzerland. I m joined by matt bradley who is covering the story in london with us. Great to see you. Thank you for joining us on this. What more do we know about how exactly this happened and who was inside that cable car? yeah, we really don t know how this happened. That s what the authorities are trying to figure out. It looks like the people in the cable car were mostly families. They were headed to what is essentially a theme park on the top of mt. Majori, which is overlooking the lake that you just mentioned. And at least two children were the only people who were pulled from the wreckage surviving. One of them later died in a hospital after both of them
Political analyst. First, just tell us what exactly is facebook saying? how did they come to this decision? when facebook took the unprecedented remarkable decision of suspending the then president of the united states on january 7th a day after the insurrection, facebook essentially did not have a rule book to point to for something like this. They did not expect a world leader definitely not the president of the united states to use its platform to incite violence in a way like this. So essentially today facebook has now come up with a rule book and under that new rule book they said, what trump did back in the lead up to january 6th constitutes enough for a twoyear ban. Up until january 7th, 2023. Now, what is important there is of course that is after the midterm elections in 2022 but in plenty of time for the 2024 presidential election. Trump here is not only just losing his platform to communicate with voters but, also, very important fundraising platform, too, for both the repub
Basically owns the democrat party has been hard at work for decades redefining terms, concepts and historical events for one purpose, to redefine what america itself means and take away our freedom. This basic terms of biology are redefined. The sexual classifications of male and female are continually expanded beyond sex to include dozens of gender categories all without regard to science. My pronouns are she, her, and her. I m committed to doing the most to protect black mothers, protect black people. The term illegal alien or even illegal immigrant is branded xena phobic even when it is factual. No human being is illegal. We are all children of god. What you cannot do is label a person illegal. There s no such thing as an illegal human. Do you miss her candidacy. The term racism is redefined and thrown around casually supplement with adjectives like systemic and structural. Most white people are oblivious to systemic racism and inequality simply because they don t experience it ever
Become what it is. 200 years from now when the biden musical is written, bound to be a song how do you solve a problem like joe manchin, right? that s going to be in there. But here s what we have, three people talking about joe manchin, who actually knew robert byrd, and that s important because robert byrd is joe manchin s predecessor from west virginia, parliamentary master of the senate and his reference for the rules of the senate inherited from robert byrd, and three people discussing his view of the rules know more about that than maybe joe manchin does and how he changed rules in the senate when he felt it was necessary and wasn t working. That s how we re going to begin tonight. It s one thing to see you revere the rules of the senate and want to follow in his footsteps so wasn t change the filibuster when robert byrd changed the filibuster to lower the threshold for number of votes it took. I m looking forward to that. By the way, one of the people who knew robert byrd is hos