trump doesn t ever want you to read or crack open or really even know about. authoritarian vision and plans on paper, it s the heritage foundation s project 2025 and it is now bursting into public view in spite of or because of trump s repeated denials. even in spaces where project 2025 is not explicitly mentioned or quoted, the vision it outlines is every maga true believeer. semafor is reporting this, quote, trump comes back in january. i ll be on his heels coming back, and i will run the biggest deportation force this country has ever seen. that was former i.c.e. director at a panel on immigration policy. quote, they ain t seen bleep yet. wait until 2025. trump s allies are not even trying to hide the radical plans for the country should donald trump prevail in november and serve another term. as for donald trump himself, he s claiming he knows nothing about it saying in a post on truth social, quote, i have not seen it, i have no idea who is in charge of it, end quote. th
hearing from the chief medical examiner, who conducted the autopsy on george floyd. so far, the prosecution has called 35 witnesses to try and plead their case. i m still classified as a homicide reporter: hennepin county s medical examiner doubling down friday on his autopsy report, telling jurors the officer s actions led to george floyd s death, not drugs or preexisting conditions. mr. floyd s use of fentanyl did not cause the subdual or neck restraint. his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint. the defense pushing back. do you recall describing the level of fentanyl as a fatal level of fentanyl? i recall describing it in other circumstances, it would be a fatal level, yes. dr. andrew baker, the latest medical expert to take the stand for the prosecution. there s no evidence to suggest he would have died that night except for the interactions with law enforcement. mr. floyd died from a low level of oxygen, and this caused damage
murphy of connecticut. plus, violence against asian-americans. will you help us? asian-american members of congress meeting today with the families of the victims of the georgia spa shooting. weor want to make sure that this is investigated as a hate crime and not just as a bad day. a i ll talk to the leader of the delegation, congresswoman judy chu of california. voting access. georgia a republicans pass sweeping laws. it s unamerican. it s anti-democratic. we have to resist it. we re actually expanding the right to vote in georgia. you re not hearing that from the other side. could this be the fight that leads to the end of the filibuster? joining me for insight and analysis are republican strategist al cardness, vicky nguyen. new york times white house correspondent peter baker and heather mckee of color of change. welcome to sunday and a special edition of meet the press. y from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, t
neville. police shot and killed the suspect after he got out of his car and lung ared at officers with a knife. today we re learning more about the suspect as investigators the dig through his life and social media searching for a motive. we have live fox news team coverage. mark meredith is at the white house with reaction from president biden, but we begin with lucas tomlinson, he s live on capitol hill. lucas. reporter: good afternoon, arthel. the capitol police spent over $500 million every year in security and employs over 2,000 officers, but apparently that wasn t good enough for the first green beret in congress who wants to carry his own weapon. i should be able to carry it up in washington d.c. this is a high profile target. we re obviously dealing with very emotional, polarizing issues at times. reporter: the suspect, 25-year-old noah green. he rammed his car into two officers and then got out of the car and tried to slash one of the officers before being hot
represents in the fight against covid is now running up against the thread posed by a republican party dead set on opposing public health measures and dead set on whitewashing its own failures during the first year of the pandemic. it s lead to go scenes like this, more than 38,000 people packed into a stadium for the texas rangers home opener. it was the first american sporting event without attendance restrictions just weeks after governor abbott ordered texas to fully reopen. dr. fauci is once again warning against loosening restrictions too fast. there s always the concern, when you pull back on methods particularly things like indoor dining and bars that are crowded, you can see a delay and all of a sudden tick back up. we ve been fooled before by situations where people begin to open up, nothing happens and all of a sudden several weeks later, things start exploding on you. we have to be careful we don t prematurely judge that. as we reported yesterday, dr. fauci has