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manuel and patricia oliver are here tonight to explain what happened and we have more gwyneth paltrow news. she's expected to take the stand tomorrow in the trial about her skiing accident. we'll tell you about the piece of missing evidence revealed in court today . okay, but let's start with today's developments into the various trump investigations. let's bring in national security expert juliette kayyem. rolling stone writer slash rabbi jay michaelson. dispatch editor in chief and dog lover jonah goldberg and legal analyst joey jackson. also joining us remotely is john sale, who turned down an offer to join donald trump's legal team, john . thank you very much for being with us remotely tonight. really looking forward to having you here. do you regret your decision not to take on trump as a legal client tonight? no i have absolutely no regrets, but i'm happy to be with you tonight, alice. happy to have you so you say that you sense legally the walls closing in around donald trump. how so? well. there are four different investigations and briefly as to each one of them. i think the

>> para la primera semana de marzo estados unidos sobrepasó los 100 tiroteos masivos este año patricia oliverando algunas políticas que cada vez facilita más el acceso >> como pueden ver en este mapa la ciudad el paso forma parte de estas estadísticas con lo sucedido en el centro comercial el pasado 15 de febrero en donde una persona perdió la vida y tres más resultaron heridos >> tenemos que trabajar como unidad y como ciudadanos este es un problema que nos ataca a todos sin hacer diferencia de edad sexo o raza >> por ello patricia exige acción para evitar que esto siga sucediendo en el país además de luchar por el control de armas algo que joaquín quería ver por otra parte existen instructores que ayudan a las personas para que aprendan a usar correctamente las armas >> el señor (nombre) dice que no hay manera de detener a tiradores y que la mejor defensa es tener a propietarios de armas legales como una herramienta para salvar la vida de otras personas por lo pronto y a pesar de los altos números de víctimas en el congreso no se ha presentado una iniciativa de ley que trata de prohibir rif

tweet, telling us that this was one of the parkland family's, and in frosts words saying that patricia oliverittee hearing, patricia the wife said one thing, and the chair escalated the entire situation. police arrested her husband who lost his son in the parkland shooting. his son was shot to death. frost had made gun violence prevention a center piece of his short time in congress and a large part of his campaign as he comes from the florida community and the state of florida overall which has unfortunately seen so much gun violence. on a busy day this was a very tense hearing. >> ali vitali, thank you for bringing that to us, so quickly. >>> also today, new documents and recordings are shedding light on the investigation into the unsolved death of buster murdaugh's classmate, stephen smith. additional agents are assigned to the cold case, and officials say progress is being made. nbc's catie beck has more from south carolina for us. catie? >> reporter: the homicide investigation was opened in june of 2021. that is the same month and year that maggie and paul murdaugh was murdered. now this

he didn't deserve this." >> [indiscernible] amy: the video shows capitol police pushing patricia oliverthey pin her husband manny to the ground outside the hearing room. manny oliver joins us now from his home in parkland, florida. he cofounded the gun reform group change the ref. he has engaged in callous protests for action on gun control. he is an artist. much of what he does, his murals and art and resistance. this new op-ed is headlined "arrest gun loving members of congress not grieving father's." manny oliver, welcome back to democracy now! it is been five years since you lost guac and so many lost their loved ones at parkland. and now week after week, i think in 2023, there is a mass shooting at a school alone every single week in this country. what are you calling for? >> i am calling for a different reaction from us, from you, from our neighbors. this is our situation that some point it is going to hit either directly or indirectly every time we see someone being shot, there is an immediate circle of people that is also hurt. mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters. i think it is

manny and patricia oliver were attending the hearing of a subcommittee of the house judiciary committee that was dubbed quote 80 s assault on the second amendment. that's when the trouble then began take a look. well what ma'am ma'am. alright she goes she goes. please remove that woman. please please removed. you're you're breaching protocol and disorder in the committee room, son away from me anywhere. i'm gonna listen to your absurd yes. how do you remove them? and many oliver joins me now from parkland, florida his son, joaquin oliver was one of the 17 people killed in the mass shooting at stoneman douglas high school back in few years back to 2018 many great to see you. as always. we appreciate it. not only were you removed but your wife was removed from this hearing room. uh and then you were arrested. what happened? what led up to this? well it escalated. you know, not only i was arrested. i was thrown to the floor and, um, the capitol police what's really tough this time and ah, i didn't want this to be the story. i the reason why we were in the sea was to attend a couple of even

Él y otros jovencitos, manuel oliver, quien junto a su esposa, patricia, interrumpieron a un legisladorborja: cambiamos el tema, escuchen esto, estÁ generando mucha polÉmica, y luego ustedes nos dice quÉ piensan. idaho estarÍa cerca de permitir el uso de fusilamiento parala ejecuciÓn de reos, pero por quÉ esta drÁstica determinaciÓn? yo te explico. >> todo surge porque el representante republicano, el seÑor , estaba entumecido en esta medida tras la incapacidad de idaho de conseguir medicinas para las inyecciones letales. incluso, la ejecuciÓn de un prisionero en ese estado se ha propuesto varias veces debido a que —— a que no tienen esos fÁrmacos, la ley deja idaho permite el filamento pero la opciÓn se eliminÓ de una ley en el 2009. este dato lo hemos encontrado y es bastante raro, mississippi, y utah, oklahoma y carolina del sur, cuentan con leyes que permiten esta tÁctica, el fusilamiento para los reos. carolina: cambiamos el tema, despuÉs de 3 dÍas de huelgaen demanda por parte de muchos trabajadores de la educaciÓn en los Ángeles pidiendo mejores sueldos y condiciones de trabajo,

manuel oliver that you talked about at the top, he was attending this hearing with his wife, patriciachild during the 2018 parkland shooting and he interrupted the republican chairman of that subcommittee which led him to be escorted out of the room by capitol police. he later tried to go in again and interrupt falon. listen to what falon had to say in an exchange with cipolinni. >> does the capitol police not do their jobs? >> what is going on? >> reporter: maxwell frost, a freshman democrat from florida, who was a victim of gun violence himself, brought attention to this in a series of tweets and i'll note for context here, this kind of thing where we saw protesters, we saw people regularly attending high profile hearings, we haven't seen this in quite some time because over covid, over the pandemic these buildings were closed to people. they couldn't just walk into a hearing. now they can, especially with republicans in control of the house, opening these buildings back up. this is something we're going to continue to see as more of the profile hearings, especially on an issue like