this atrocious attack. officials feared mushing a news conference minutes ago, motive clear. the evidence we have uncovered so far makes no mistake that this is an absolute racist hate crime, prosecuted as a hate crime, someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. no mistake that this is the direction they are going in. a vigil today for the victims of the attack including the governor of new york, kathy hochul who served as the county clerk here in the county from 2007 to 2011. i talked one-on-one with her, years a bit about that. this was cold, it was calculated, it was cruel. it was designed to have mass casualties. there s a plan posted on social media platforms, and that is what angers me the most. that this information was out there. and we need to know because we can protect people before this happens again. i m gonna have that entire interview with the governor in a moment. this is by the way the deadliest mass shooting in the country this year, and bu
grocery store behind me for two minutes straight before being taken down. how does that happen? so many issues here regarding responsibility, freedom of speech, not needing freedom from any responsibility when it comes to social media platform, governance, livestream, he livestream this. what this is really about is the speed of radicalization these days with people sitting in front of a computer screen, it s so reminiscent of the speed of radicalization we saw during the battle against international terrorism and violent jihad. young men, usually men, wanting to join a cause, sitting in front of a screen getting radicalized in something like nine or ten weeks. covid, we ve seen written large, the nation fall down rabbit holes and give into echo chambers as we were sitting at home, online, only in radical sites getting no other view of sunshine or truth. and that s what he says in his
i spoke to stacey this morning, we have i spoke to stacey this morning, we have a i spoke to stacey this morning, we have a great relationship, got our scheduling mixed up. we are all on the same scheduling mixed up. we are all on the same page. it is fine. what the same page. it is fine. what does this mean for the president, written large? we have the congress and from south carolina who came in behind him during the presidential campaign, a black voters who came out and supported joe biden. now you have very prominent black democrats who are boycotting a speech. what does this mean for him? i boycotting a speech. what does this mean for him? boycotting a speech. what does this mean for him? i don t think she said she was boycotting mean for him? i don t think she said she was boycotting him. mean for him? i don t think she said she was boycotting him. she - mean for him? i don t think she said she was boycotting him. she said it| she was boycotting him. she said it was
statement, then the two days of questioning, which i m told could go as long as 12 hours. republicans say that crime is going to be a big issue. the white house says that with endorsements from the fraternal order of police and the association of police chiefs in her pocket, this should be a good, quick stat. that an example of what these hearings are like, the judiciary committee has 70,000 pages of documents about her from the obama library. yeah. and we certainly will be providing coverage of the hearings all week on way too early and msnbc written large. thank you very much for being here, and all of you for getting up way too early with us on this monday morning. morning joe starts right now. major developments in the russian invasion of ukraine. fresh attacks in kyiv overnight, but so far the ukrainian military has kept the russian go
over the state? i think that s a good question. one of the narratives that s out there, does the irgc already control the iranian state? i argue they doempblt where they have outside influence is iran s strategic behavior, ballistic missile program, and the foreign policy in the middle east. what it does in iraq, syria, yemen, what the united states cares about, that s what the irgc is very much involved in. if the supreme leader dies, the irgc has a decision to make. that decision is going to be, are they going to get greedy and push for more control over iranian decision-making, written large, both the message sulimani, perhaps? no, i am convinced, sulimani would not advance that position. the pain reason, he is well liked. on both sides, by, he s very much a national character.