because rules are rules. here s my pushback on it. not all rules are the same. weed is not a performance enhancing drug. she did nothing to help herself gain any advantage of anything you could argue it would be a disadvantage for her. it serves no purpose as a policy to enforce this. and the united states should be doing a lot more to resist not to enable. well, you know, i got to tell you, it s hard to be fully pro or con because although the rules are the rules we have a patch work of rules when it comes to weed. even justice thomas spoke about this issue. having uniformity on the sh you, i can see the argument that says, look, in order to be an elite athlete, you have to have the discipline to abide by the rules. we want that to be the case. but, again, it is hard for people to understand that this is not somehow the united states of america selectively enforcing certain rules when it is convenient to do so, especially when, frankly, the world stage does know the united
normal. as we learned last night, wihat the doj did was nearly unprecedented in who it targeted. nor, is this normal. as congressman schiff was being investigated, fruitlessly, it seems, the nation s chief executive was conducting a public vendetta against him, which continued straight through the end of his term. little, pencil-neck adam schiff. he s got the smallest, thinnest neck i have ever seen. i saw little shifty schiff, yesterday. you shifty schiff. how did you do it? shifty schiff. okay. you know, the world s most dishonest politician. adam schiff, the watermelon head, right? he is not a long-ball hitter. call him shifty schiff. we don t call him shifty schiff for nothing. he is a shifty, dishonest guy. and when you see little adam schiff go out and lie and lie and stand at the mic. smart guy, by the way. you, little pencil neck. now, you can chock that up to a childish man behaving childishly but he was the president. and he is still is, right now, the unq
rebuttal about racism in america a hazing death of an ohio college student. eight people indicted today. the charges they face. our richard engel on the front lines in ukraine. troops on high alert from the threat posed by russia. new developments in the shooting of lady gaga s dog walker and the theft of her two dogs five arrests including the woman who returned the dogs seeking a $500,000 reward. and the surprising reason you could find gas stations running on empty this summer announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone after living through some of the darkest moments in its history a stunning announcement from the mayor of new york city today. the city where a year ago makeshift morgues idled on its streets, set to fully reopen in july officials announcing the city of 8.5 million residents has administered a remarkable 6.4 million vaccine doses, setting it on a firm road to recovery but the capricious nature of this virus reve
66-year-old amarjeet johal. 64-year-old jasvinder kaur. 68-year-old jaswinder singh. 48-year-old amarjit skhon. 19-year-old karlie smith. and 74-year-old john weisert. again, these are the eight people shot and killed last night at a fedex facility in indianapolis. today police identified the suspected gunman, 19-year-old brandon scott hole. he apparently used to work at the fedex facility but has not worked there since last year. police say they do not have any information about the suspect s motives but he did have previous contact with law enforcement. the fbi said this afternoon that about a year ago, indianapolis police seized a shotgun from brandon scott hole s house over mental health concerns after a call from his mother. the fbi interviewed him based on unspecified items found in his room. it suggests that at least at one point last year the shooting suspect was prevented from possessing guns under indiana s red flag law. one of the pressing questions about last nigh
mayor pete gets a new best friend. president biden creating a commission, we know what that is like. it is called court packing, adding justices, how many? who knows? an idea the old joe biden as a senator and chairman. president roosevelt had the right to send to the congress a proposal to pack the court but it was a boneheaded idea. it was a terrible terrible mistake to make and put in question for an entire decade the independence of the most significant body in this country, the supreme court of the united states. he was sharp in 1983 in his young days but that was before joe became a captive vessel of the radical left. now he is attempting to give democrats cover to pack the court with far left judges who will legislate your rights away from the bench. the white house is trying to obfuscate what this new commission is really all about. the panels being asked to take a number of steps, looking at the court s role in the constitutional system, the length of service a