faces ten counts of first-degree murder is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. his motive still unknown. the suspect s brother said he suffered from mental illness and had become increasingly paranoid, though we must note every time suffering from mental illness does not make you violent. we know the suspect purchased the assault weapon six days before the act, and something boulder s mayor said never should have been allowed to happen. i can say this, it wouldn t have hurt and probably would have helped making these weapons less available to people, particularly people that may have mental health problems is an important step we need to take. while the investigation still has a long way to go, the community of boulder is mourning the loss of ten lives stolen in an instant. a memorial for the victims is growing outside kings super store there. let s start with the latest on the investigation. cnn s dan simon is joining us from boulder once again. what a
terrorist and another saying the shooter was taken into custody and in other words there was also certainly a white man again. democratic congresswoman ilhan omar also faced criticism for this tweet about the gunman s race. here s what she tweeted. the shooter s race or ethnicity seems front and center when they aren t white, otherwise it s just a mentally ill young man having a bad day. narratives drive our responses to crimes committed against innocent people, pay attention to these responses. however, critics are pointing out that just days earlier, omar brought up the race of atlanta mass shooting suspect, who is white. she tweeted this. it s hard to understand why it s so normalized for law enforcement to protect the humanity of white mass murderers and their willingness to continually make excuses for them. let s get right to the couch. i m harris faulkner, here today is my cohost emily compagno, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall is here
your family members. that video is part of a night mare story detailed in two-must read reports that shed light on the disturbing power of the big lie. the video recorded at a police station shows the 62-year-old freeman with a woman that threatened freeman that people were going to disrupt her freedom. and as unbelievable as it may sound,cutty is a publicist for kanye west who is friends with donald trump. cutty showed up saying she was sent by a high profile individual to give freeman an urgent message, confess to trump s voter fraud allegations or people would come to her home in 48 hours and she would go to jail. that s why they agreed to meet at a police station where cutty put freeman on the phone with someone that tried to get freeman to implicate herself in committing voter fraud on election day. despite their attempts to indim intimidate, according to freeman, the fbi called her the next day and urged her to leave her home of 20 years because it wasn t safe. free
bombshell reporting from reuters. a kanye west publicist pressured a georgia election worker to confess to bogus election fraud two days before january 6th. i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that it will disrupt your freedom. tonight what this revelation means for the investigation of donald trump s coup attempt and what it means for the ongoing march to undermine democracy. then what we learned from the alarming supreme court decision on the texas abortion ban and why there s genuinely good news on the vaccination drive in a place you might not expect, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. they attempted a coup. we use that word a lot on this show to describe donald trump s attempts to stay in power following the 2020 election. we use coup. we use it in scripts and graphics and banners that you see on the bottom of your tv. when we first started calling it that, and we made a choice to do so. when we fi
kutti showed up on freeman s doorstep earlier that day claiming she was sent by a, quote, high-profile individual to give freeman an urgent message. confess to trump s voter fraud allegations or people would come to her home in 48 hours and she would go to jail. that s why they agreed to meet at a police station where kutti put freeman on the phone with someone who tried to get freeman to implicate herself in committing voter fraud on election day. despite their attempts to intimidate her freeman refused to confess to something she didn t do. but the scariest part is that according to freeman the fbi called her the next day and urged her to leave her home of 20 years because it wasn t safe. freeman describes in a lawsuit how she left hours before a mob of angry trump supporters surrounded her home shouting through bullhorns. since then she s moved from house to house in fear for her safety. as disturbing as that is, it s just one part of the trump-fueled intimidation effort t