, received that there, walked outside with his mail, sat on a park bench, opened the letter, that whitish, orangish substance came out. that was monday. washington police arrived, fbi are awaiting final test results. preliminary tests showed that positive. >> was he harmed in any way? >> he was not having symptoms, he is not talking publicly, but his office and mayor's office are confirming he did receive this letter and that he did not suffer any illnesses or ailments as a result. >> what do we know about the content of the letter. was it all about guns? >> we know the letter was mailed on, both letters were mailed may 20th from shreveport, louisiana, and in the letter we don't have direct quotes, but it is explained to us, says no one is going to take our gun rights away. this is including threats against mayor bloomberg. that's the content of this. it does not appear to be linked to previous letters sent to the white house and congress a few weeks back. again, it is concerning that people are sending these types of letters. we have not seen confirmed instances since the anthrax attack

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. >> this isn't a blackish and it isn't a whitish, it isn't a latino issue it's an american issue. >> when anybody in this country is not being treated equally under the law that's a problem. and it's my job as president to help solve it. >> reporter: in new york garner's family called for peaceful protests. >> i'm termed to get justice for my husband. >> how could we put our trust in the justice system when they fail us like this? >> reporter: daniel pantaleo the officer who was not indicted said in a statement it's never my intention to harm anyone. and i feel very bad about the death of mr. garner. we learned this morning there's a march planned here in the nation's capital december 13th, francis. >> all right. tracie potts there for us in washington, d.c. >>> new details in the case of a 12-year-old shot and killed by a police officer in cleveland. it turns out the officer that shot the boy had previously been judged as unfit for duty. new lie released documents showing tim lowman as distracted and weepy after firearms training. a funeral was held for rice on wednesday. he was car

so it is not a black whitish it is a nation issue.le are operating in fear and afraid to walk out of homes. and i know that is not what god intended for our country. i know that, we know that. >> it is an american problem but here are these two now sadly well-known cases in florida. travon martin and now your son. florida seem to have a special problem here. we have big following in florida with the nra i can see that. looking at their website you know, and everyone looks at florida as far as concealed weapon permits i think it has tripled over the last few years. i know the nra has over four million members. people want to bear arms. i upt stand that. people want to have concealed weapons now. when i say it is a problem not just the state of florida. i see that as a problem states are operating as individual countries. when you go to europe, you know, the size is around the same but you see each state size is a country in europe. we are operating like a country. each state if colorado wants marijuana then they goat et it. if florida

if we let this be a black and whitish, we lose on that.tional issue, and it will be changed being willing to do something about this. and put our bodies on the line in a non-violent way. but, we do need our reparation. we'll ask people to jump on. we should have done it when matthew turned back to $15. >> right. >> in addition to hundreds of thousand of people we are trying to get manchin to understand. >> thank you so much for taking me to church. >>> haiti president is assassinated in his own home. the latest on the investigation. >> the hero who films george floyd's murder. d's murder we'll be discussing that next. we'll be discussing that next. o. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ - water?! - hey you! catch! mio. thank you! water tastes like, well...water. so we fixed it. mio. okay, we're not gonna ask for discounts on floor models, demos soor displays.. shopping

it's not a black or whitish shoe, it's not an old or younger shoe, it's not a rich or poor issue.t crosses all lines. people feel it's okay to eat the stuff like candy because a doctor gave it to them. these irresponsible physicians have legalized it in many people's eyes. >> while some overprescribing doctors might be at the root of tampa's drug problem, once the pills reach the street, people like jessica come into play. >> when you have an addiction, you're going to get it. it doesn't matter if you get it from a drug dealer or a doctor, if they don't get it from me they'll get it from somebody else. >> i know you're happy to see me. >> she's been charged with trafficking vicodin, burglary and dealing in stolen properties. she's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. and though she's never been convicted for it, she admits to having dealt drugs in the past. >> it's fast money. easy lifestyle to live just because the money comes so fast. it's easy to get. it's easy to learn how to do. >> look what we're eating for lunch. >> sandwiches. >> this is a mess. >> being here has opened

when i started listening to some of the other people, it's not just a whitish you.ll americans are having this. you have this elite class getting richer and richer and richer. the middle class and the poor -- the poor have gotten just poorer, and that's, you know, where things have changed. >> but even after 27 years in the white power movement, jeff's poison mindset isn't his only hurdle. his entire livelihood comes from peddling neo-nazi merchandise on a website he runs. >> this here is an education into neo-naziism. everything from the clothing to the music to the pamphlet to the down loads to the video games and patches. let's kill the [ bleep ]. >> this is probably the most extreme cd we have released. >> i'm horrified by what jeff is showing me and trying to remember that this is his only source of income. >> if i walk into a place to try to get a job, what am i going to put on my resume? commander of the national socialist movement. you can google my name, and that's all that comes up. >> i can recognize how hard it is. but boohoo. you made the bed. how does

it's not just the black issue or whitish shoe. the early voting is put into place to make it all the more convenient for people to have access to the polls, especially people who are lower income, who have hard time getting transportation to get to the voting booth early. they have a very big need for why this sort of early voting needs to be in place and be in tact. >> it seems to me looking at this historically you had the poll tax, you had literacy reducing the voting potential or ease with which minorities vote. in the old base, it was rot and smell something in greek and the tax was clearly a way to limit voting. it just seems that what the republican haves picked up on. >> exactly. the arguments have been used to show support but why the post 2013 laws should be okay and not harmful to the black community and minority voters in general is they are saying they are neutral but all the types of laws you just stated, poll taxes, literacy tax are neutral. the issue that they are designed to have a negative impact on the ability o

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not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that is. white. that's my tide. what's yours?ve threats coming out of iran. be white house responding to the tensions say there's still time and space for to work. u.n. inspectors are not going to visit the country oos nuclear sites today. stephanie gosk joins us live. the government is threatening to cut off oil to european countries if they don't secure a long-term contract with tehran at the moment. what could we make of these defiant messages out of iran so far wb sglr well, richard, we don't know for sure what the government is thinking, but we can make reasonable assumptions. part of this is for domestic consumption. iran has faced new sanctions, threats of attack from israel. thls the government stand iing and saying we'll attack first. also that the sanctions will place a ban on exports already. this comes after the european union said they would ban imports from iran starting july 1st. that's four months away. it's not going to hurt them that badly if the exports are stopped right now. so a lot of this really for the dom

the whitish willment is now the minority. >> unioning me now is joy reid. feeling for the white establishment tonight? >> tragic. >> bill o'reilly and the white establishment are founding their powers fading. >> yeah, it's fading. i will concede to bill o'reilly absolutely the the minorities who are taking over the country want stuff. they want to not have voter id laws, they want the respect of being treated like americans even if they might have an ak sent. they want to not be labeled welfare queens. they want things. they want to vote. fancy that. the problem that the republican party has is that when they look at minorities, they either look at them as a threat that's taking over the country, that ascribe to the minority's power that trust me, we don't have, or they look at them as an opportunity for tokenism. and this party that is supposedly against affirmative action, their way of outreach to latinos or african-american is find one so conservative that no others would vote for them and say look at this, vote for them. i mean, it doesn't work. >> mark

it's not a black or whitish shoe, it's not an old or younger shoe, it's not a rich or poor issue.t crosses all lines. people feel it's okay to eat the stuff like candy because a doctor gave it to them. these irresponsible physicians have legalized it in many people's eyes. >> while some overprescribing doctors might be at the root of tampa's drug problem, once the pills reach the street, people like jessica come into play. >> when you have an addiction, you're going to get it. it doesn't matter if you get it from a drug dealer or a doctor, if they don't get it from me they'll get it from somebody else. >> i know you're happy to see me. >> she's been charged with trafficking vicodin, burglary and dealing in stolen properties. she's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. and though she's never been convicted for it, she admits to having dealt drugs in the past. >> it's fast money. easy lifestyle to live just because the money comes so fast. it's easy to get. it's easy to learn how to do. >> look what we're eating for lunch. >> sandwiches. >> this is a mess. >> being here has opened

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. >> whitish objects on or just under the surface of the indian ocean. >> they could have moved any direction. >> an aircraft will find an object if it is findable. >> retrieving those objects will not be easy. >> 17 days until the batteries on those underwater locating pingers run out. >> this is the best possible lead they have. >> but they can't be certain it's part of the jet. they can't until they get down there. >> how do they try to confirm that information? >> this story is about the 239 souls on board. >> we are pulling every single lead. >> relatives hanging on every word. thrjts time i just hope that it is positive. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watch. we begin the show with the latest on the aircraft. there are now developments in the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight number 370. australian officials say they spotted two objects on satellite that could be from the missing aircraft off the coast of perth, australia. at this point, it's unknown if the objects are from the boeing 777. the search has been suspended overnight, but it's expected t

and also remembering that white supremacy is not just a black/whitish you. the people who are asian, people who are muslim, people who are brown, people who are latino, white supremacy covers violence and emotional violence against all sorts of communities and we don't talk about -- bianca, i'll give you the last word on this. we don't talk about asian people when we talk about white supremacy generally. that's part of the problem. your thoughts. i'll give you the last word. >> yes. i think too often we're pitted against white people as like the model minority and literally it's just a myth, it's not true. i think this is an instance of that. but it's not an incident in silo. we've seen hate and violence against our people for decades now. if we look back through our history, we had incidents like 9/11 that targeted south asian people. i've been called a terrorist before. and so -- and then even looking back further, we have the history of forced sterilizations that's targeted so many different community women and people of different genders. look back even

. >> you see the whitish objects just under the surface of the indian ocean. >> 9-foot seas, 25 knot winds. >> clouds and rain limiting the visibility. >> today's searching effort has just ended for the missing malaysia airlines, it's now dark in this part of the world. >> the planes are the best hope the satellite image is leading them to the right area. >> if you get a lead, start trawling with sonar to pick up noise from the ping sound. >> the task of locating these objects will be extremely difficult. this is a lead. it is probably the best lead we have right now. >> the world is watching as russia positioned its military in a way that could lead to further inkurgss. >> will isolate it further from the international community. >> all right, we have got new information today on the hunt for flight 370. that search is going to resume in a few hours for possible debris from the missing jet liner and they are now looking off the coast of australia. here's what everybody is trying to find, two items spotted by satellite floating in the south indian ocean. these images are captured in

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. >> have we made me toot, too muh of a black and whitish shoe iss in power, even if they're not in itit they're afraid to touch ? it is a toxic substance. >> that's where you don't get the education or the empathy. right now, we have journalists who are really performing the role of hollywood's hr departments. so when is it going to become internal? when is the industry itself going to pay attention? >> well, hr departments work for the company. the company that's run by the man. but it is so important that we open up this conversation because we make it so black and white. one side of us is going to end up on the wrong side. you know who runs everything right now? mostly dudes. thank you so much. >> well said. >> i love this piece. >> thank you. >>> up next, i said mostly dudes, and she said, well said. my producers are going, dudes? >>> taking tesla private. turns out, there weren't conversations so much as casual mentions. you won't believe who he was talking with. don't forget, that mention, i've secured funding, you know what it did? it promoved the market. wonder how the sec fee

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think -- i think it is tough to find a middle road here when this really breaks down to a black and whitish of republicans and i understand where folks are kind of, you know, moving to this idea of the christian woman being persecuted and eventually thrown in jail. but that is not in this. she's a duly elected public official. just like barack obama. to the extent you had a problem with barack obama's justice department ignoring doma or any other particular law, you should have a problem with this. because you have responsibility to uphold the law. you took that oath. i don't know if there is a middle ground. i don't think you can really find one when this is clearly stated the way it is under the law. >> what is your response to senator cruz saying that president obama should be scrutinized as much as kim davis is? >> well i double eye rolled on that one. i just think this whole conversation is completely misdivimi misguided. this is a simple answer here. if she doesn't want to follow the law then she should quit her job and go into charity work or try to raise orphans or care about someth

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, frankly and this is a historic moment where people of all backgrounds, this is not just a black/whitishhis is an issue where in america, we have got to come together and stand up against this and make it clear that it will not be acceptable for congress to do what they have done so well, which is nothing. we've got to have a action on this and we've got to turn out to vote in 2014 and folks have got to see this across the spectrum as something in our rights. >> karen finney and professor james peterson, thank you so much. you can catch "disrupt" every saturday and sunday. best time of the day, 4:00 p.m. here on msnbc. tuesday and already quite a busy week. there's still an international trip ahead for the president. we'll check in with the white house in a moment. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. if yand you're talking

and it's a black or whitish yu.her you think there should be witnesses and documents that can shed more light on the situation for the senate's consideration, or you don't. and it seems like these senators are trying to have it both ways indicating they'd like this to be a fair trial, but they're deferring the decision to other people. they have a vote. they can force the issue. if you get four republican senators who want this to be a fair trial, it will be. either we'll have the witnesses and the documents necessary and all evidence to this point suggests that any additional information or voices would be incriminating for trump. or you don't think that should happen and you're running a cover-up for the president of the united states. it's pretty simple -- pretty black and white situation, which is not always the case in politics. >> thanks so much. i agree with you completely. i also agree with michael schmidt's skepticism about anything turning the miebds nds those 90% republicans constituency. thank you. >>> a

. >> is that a black whitish shoe?ing by investigation by an outside law firm. but she doesn't see the problem. >> what is on the tape is nothing more than me stating my honest opinion. and i don't back down from it. i never denied what was on the tape. >> troub's comments serve to illustrate just how out of texas the texas gop is. troub's refusal to resign is unacceptable. the director for the fort bend county democratic party in texas. she doesn't deny she made the comments. she's unapologetic. what purpose does an serve into her comments? >> you know, it's stage dressing to protect all the racists that are all around her. i think everyone can look at this situation and see is connie troub needs to be out on her butt immediately. 13,000 people in lamark deserve better than connie troub. texas deserves better than a gop that can't even name historic legislation that's seeking to correct the structural racism that people like connie troub represent. >> yeah. well, to twist jack nicholson, you can't take the troub. what

. >> you see the whitish objects just under the surface of the indian ocean. >> 9-foot seas, 25 knotd rain limiting the visibility. >> today's searching effort has just ended for the missing malaysia airlines, it's now dark in this part of the world. >> the planes are the best hope the satellite image is leading

this is not a binary black versus whitish you. this is an american issue.ll americans should be standing up and saying 56 million americans uses processes to vote last time other than on election day. what these legislatures are doing is trying to regress and take all of those opportunities away. if you destroy the infrastructure of the democracy, the bridge that gets us to all the other policies, it won't matter if you do infrastructure and build physical bridges because you will have crumbled the bridges of our democracy. we have to have an answer from cancer, federal action, that meets the challenge of this moment. >> you know what else doesn't matter, how i feel about it, how people around the country feel about it. it matters how texans feel about this. last month the texas tribune and university of texas found that 35% of registered texas voters wanted to make voting rules more strict and only 26% wanted them loosened. congressman, can an argument be made that these restrictive voting bills, while i may think they're reprehensible, they actually repre

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we have to begin to talk about these issues that aren't -- they're not whitishe issues or black issuesany particular way. when we talk about justice it touches all of us. one thing we can't do, donny, one thing we have to stop doing is allowing racists to be racist, whether they're loud or not. when you tell me we talk about race explicitly that the white person in the suburbs is going to recoil and feel they can retreat, that there's something about -- >> it is not a recoil. it is just not talking directly to them because we're not doing it, making it about -- to your point about the unified working class. >> no, no, i think what donny is saying, being an interpreter here, is calling people or implying people like joe biden is a racist is not helpful to the conversation. am i right? >> you know, i would say that the enemy needs to be racism. >> and donald trump. >> racism. >> and donald trump. >> and it is not to say that you can't hold people accountable for deploying racism as the president has done. you can and we must, but the enemy is not one another. i think that people feel def

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