michael dunn who watches tesla closely gave me a sense of the road and head. is over, even for mighty tesla. globally, we have seen electric vehicle sales in the last 12 months continue to grow, but at a much slower pace than everyone thought. so tesla is answering this in a couple of ways. one — reducing prices to stoke demand for their products. that's putting enormous pressure on their competitors. then importantly today, elon musk confirmed that they are at a sort of staging area for the next wave, and it will be a model two, a much more affordable vehicle in the price range of about $25,000. he is betting that that will trigger a second wave of demand, starting probably in 2025. is that where the competition is, byd has has been managing to sell at lower prices with considerable success. will tesla have to take them head—on? absolutely. if you look around, the number one for electric because today is price. in the united states, the average cost is around $50,000 and in europe, is even higher. china has answers — the $30,000 product already. elon musk und

michael dunn who watches tesla closely get me a sense of the road and head. ., , ., ., , head.or _ head. the honeymoon is over, even for mighty _ head. the honeymoon is over, even for mighty taswater. - even for mighty taswater. globally we have seen electric vehicle sales in the last 12 months continue to grow at a much slower pace than everyone thought. they are answering this in a couple of ways. one, reducing prices to stokes demand for products which are putting enormous pressure on competitors. then importantly today, you won musk confirmed that they are at a sort of staging area for the next wave and it will be a model to, much more affordable vehicle in the price range of about $25,000. he is betting that will trigger a second wave of demand, starting probably in 2025. i5 starting probably in 2025. is that whether competition is as mac be what he has been managing to sell at lower prices with considerable success. will test have to take them head—on? success. will test have to take them head-on?— them head-on? absolutely. if ou look them head-on? absolutely. if you look

let's get a sense of the road ahead, i'mjoined by michael dunne from dunne insights he watches teslan is over even for my day tesla. global abuse electric vehicle sales of lustful points continue to grow but at a much slower pace. then what was expected. so tesla is answering interview a few ways, one, producing prices to still demand for their products. it is. warmest pressure on competitors and then importantly today, elon musk confirmed that they are sort a staging area for the next beta that will be a model to, a much more affordable vehicle in the price range of about $25,000. he is betting that will trigger a second weave of demand starting in 2025. 50 a second weave of demand starting in 2025.— starting in 2025. so is that with the competition - starting in 2025. so is that with the competition is? i starting in 2025. so is that - with the competition is? there has been sale of lower prices but some success and people have to take the head on and see? if have to take the head on and see? , ., have to take the head on and see? i., have to take the head on and see? i. ., ., see?

michael dunn from dunn insights he watches tesla closely gave me a sense of the road ahead. closely gavee honeymoon is over road ahead. the honeymoon is ever even _ road ahead. the honeymoon is over even for _ road ahead. the honeymoon is over even for mighty _ road ahead. the honeymoon is over even for mighty tesla. . over even for mighty tesla. globally with electric vehicle sales in last 12 months continue growing but at a much slower pace than everyone thought. tesla is answering this in a couple of ways. reducing prices to stoke demand for their products, that's putting enormous pressure on the competitors and importantly today, elon musk confirmed there are at a staging area for there are at a staging area for the next wave and that'll be a model too, are much more affordable vehicle in the price rate of about $25,000. he is betting that that would trigger a second wave of demand starting probably in 2025. i5 starting probably in 2025. is that where the commission is, d has been managing to sell tvs at lower prices with considerable success and tesla will have to take them head—on,

mientras que también en esa ciudad, michael dunn fue condenado por amenazar a una persona en un complejo 10 de mayo del año pasado, alrededor de las 08:00, cuando el personal de limpieza movía contenedores de basura sobre la calle china basin. allí, 1 de los empleados vio a dawn con un tubo de metal y le dijo que era una zona restringida. fue entonces que tomó un artículo más grande y amenazó al empleado con matarlo. en san josé, la policía arrestó a este hombre que ve en pantalla a salvador rodríguez. así lo identificaron como sospechoso de un tiroteo que ocurrió el 29 de marzo en la bulevar mclaughlin. las víctimas eran un hombre y una mujer que estaban en su coche cuando fueron baleados ambos. ahora ya se recuperaron. las autoridades obtuvieron una orden de arresto para rodríguez y determinaron que este incidente estaba vinculado con pandillas. y las autoridades de oakland siguen investigando un tiroteo que ha dejado una persona muerta. eso fue el martes. oficiales acudieron a la avenida 73 a eso de las 21:00 de la noche. localizaron a una persona sufriendo de una herida de bala. la v

when 45 year old michael dunn shall see him to death. as allowed to music for guy, the gas station, michael windows and told the kids music loud music bothered him, so he decided that was enough and he reaches into his glove compartment, pulled the gun on holster. it slide it back, turns around and start shooting in the car, pull the kids, they back out the driveway. they're trying to get away. he rose to the back of his car, gets into a stands and starts shooting for more bullets into the car. he shoes 10 bullets into the car trying to kill all the kids. and he only shot my son a hit him twice. done later claims he felt threatened and that to, to in self defense in 2014, he was sentenced to life in prison. so he wouldn't have that bravery. many of these people are killed the guy. yeah. yeah. right, right. mm hm. and then when you have the situation cause you brain, now you want to use it. what do you say about people who say it's not about the gun? it's about the 1st. i say it's always about the gun. the reason why it's all about the gun

when 45 year old michael dunn shall seem to dest over now to music for guy, the driver to our gas station, michael windows until the music loud music bothered him, so he decided that was enough. and he reaches into a local farm, pulled out a gun on hold through it, slide it back, turns around and start shooting in the car, pull the kids, they back out the driveway. they're trying to get away. he rode to the back of his car can thanks a lot stance to start shooting for more bullets into the car. he shoes 10 bullets into the car trying to kill all the kids. and he only shot my side of him twice. done later came to phelps records and talked to, to, in self defense in 2014, he was sentenced to life in prison. so he wouldn't have that bravery. many of these people that killed the guy. yeah. yeah. right, right. hm. and then when you have a situation cause you brain, now you want to, you know, what do you say about people who say it's not about the gun? it's about the 1st. i say it's always about the gun. the reason why it's all about the guns because the gun manufacturers. okay. they making tri

. >> jesse: michael dunne can and john ashbrook are co-hosts of "the ruthless" podcast.you guys doing? >> doing great. so good. >> jesse: are you kind of liking that canada's nervous? >> i'll tell you, jesse, we take canadian relations very seriously at the ruthless podcast and one event we watch closely every summer is an opportunity for canada to prove that they're something other than america's hat. it's called the nhl playoffs. they haven't won a stanley cup in thirty years in ice hockey. if they can't beat us in ice hockey, no way they'll beat us in trade. >> jesse: it's not even funny because if we did take them over, we would never lose another winter olympics. we would get skaters and skiers. >> that's absolutely true. connor mcdavid is a heck of a hockey player. so there's something in this for us. but i mean, big words from the poutine prince ling, trudeau, up there in canada talking about putting a tariff on heinz ketchup. i mean, what's next? we can retaliate with poutine and maple syrup, right. >> he's going to weigh in on the bacon market. >> jesse: heinz k

metropolitan police officer michael fanone and former capitol police officer harry dunn, who by the way, is running for congress in maryland. thank you for being here. michael, i want to start with you. we have talked a lot about just you having to process kind of the events of that day in real time as things are still happening in that chamber. i wonder, if you watched the state of the union last night and what you made of it if you watched it, seeing president biden call out those members their faces. >> obviously, i thought that the president's words were appropriate. i'm glad to see that his re-election team is starting to take the threat of democracy seriously and that they are allotting appropriate time for the president to address that threat to the american people. unfortunately, i feel as though many of the institutions that are in place in this country to protect us from an insurrectionist like the former president are failing us. or simply not in position to save us from ourselves. i think eventually, it is going to come down to the american people at the ballot box voting to

just posten pod i'm sorry, just like michael dunn, we're just not going to be able to give you th e lastl for us. have a great welcome to jesse watters. >> primetime tonight

>> michael dunne when i was leaving prison, since i was leaving behind my inmates and i'd been given a release, i was i was feeling very sad. i had a heavy heart and i thought i was leaving behind a part of me, even though. for it was just for a few days. but the moment they let me in the ambulance and i saw the streets, i felt liberated and i felt i could see a woman who was crossing the road without a headscarf, and they recognized me and they greeted me and and i started chanting. woman, life, freedom. hakkemose azadi. and i felt that this is not a movement that is going to lose its strength, and it's still going strong because our women are very strong. and i was filled with joy to see our women like that. and i greeted freedom because i realized i was not surrounded by guards and i could leave prison. but it was. i had a kind of dual feeling about leaving prison. >> i understand what you're saying, but i'm also i mean, i'm just so amazed that you would be leaving prison for only a period of time. you're jailed for defying the state, and yet you still come out and you shout the s

just posten pod i'm sorry, just like michael dunn, we're just not going to be able to give you th e last word. >> i apologize. that's all for us. have a great welcome to jesse watters. >> primetime tonight. >> there's kamala harris getting in the race, changing the equations at all for either if she gets in, we're done. so i don't know what america'sec done for, what this kamalafor. harris thing is all about.n you had no communication with the secret servicret servel on that saturday, not until after the shooting. and by then, it was too late. >> the secret service almost got trump killedse. anizin >> why? part of why we're organizing this way for harris call is to show folks that it's okayt. to support the vice president. >> democrats targeting>> jes the white vote. interesting. plus, trump's facing off against kamala harris. o ar >> who are you voting for? nearly all in washington, d.c., the words president kamala harrisin used to be an inside joke. last year, party kingmakers tried peeling her off the ticket. >> the headlines were everywhere. democratthe he everyw states shouldn't dit

we are grateful to have two brave officers, michael for known and harry dunn, who defended our democracy and capitol against the violent mob trump incited january 6, 2021. course we are happy to have robert de niro, a native new yorker who can spot bs a mile away and isn't afraid to call it out. the contrast here pretty much writes itself as we speak donald trump is fighting for himself, taking a power nap, and for weeks and months we have seen the red wings of an unhinged, power-hungry -- ramblings of an unhinged, power-hungry, self-c entered man. it is not new for donald trump. it is how he spent his time in the white house. americans will have an opportunity to witness in primetime the contrast between trump, the chaos agent waiting a self obsessed campaign of wage and retribution, and joe biden, who fights for american servicing of a he would like -- the president has a list of things he would like to talk to trump about ifyou will start wil start with why trump, the architect of the repeal of roe v. wade, wants to go even further. he wants to talk about trump's embrace of political

my name is michael. joshua dunn, i was the secretary general of the united people's democratic front on april 20th 2019 or do you think it was on the street running an errand? how did you know, with the most literal, i was just a single cup of tea. when i realized that several people were staring, i wanted to kind of look when i thought they were customers. then suddenly i heard someone calling my name. i don't think i barely had time to turn around before those men grab me by the color of my shirt. losing a little bit space around and me to stop me from escaping a lot of the land. barely a minute later, a small car arrived at that they threw me in the den hancock. me took my bag. so my phone went to the end of the blindfolded me and took my somewhere a couple of years ago. that's what i want to bring it into. so what i'm going to again michael, chuck, my did not see the lines of the day for 5 years. the defender of buddhist minority rights and southern bangladesh. he was abducted detained and tortured in a secret military intelligence prison. he was one of the hundreds of victims of

one auto analyst, michael dunn, had said something quite interesting, saying chinese ev makers are sitting% of global ev demand. that should keep western automakers awake at night. guys? >> eunice, i do recall, of course, tesla had that someone unique situation in which it was able to own 100% of its chinese subsidiary but it seems the chinese may have benefitted from that as well, given access to tesla, watching what they did there. is that a fair assumption? >> absolutely. oh, absolutely. in fact, there are a lot of analysts that credit tesla for really creating the market because before tesla came in and started manufacturing here, people were really luke warm about using evs. so, tesla and its brand image and the whole cool factor seemed to rev up all of the excitement here about using evs and getting people to switch. >> and the quality of the automobiles has gone up dramatically, from what i understand from people on the ground. true? >> yes. not only do people see tesla as the one that's been able to create sort of a standard for a lot of these chinese evs, also it's helped to rebui

praised harry dunn and michael fan-owned and add the fallen family of brian sick nick, to that group. those are victims of trump e. jean carroll is a victim of donald trump shaye moss is a victim of donald trump in election worker in georgia, who was accused of election fraud. her life was ruined because of the lies donald trump told from some voters who have had to hand over their own money to help stop the steal. and it's gone too offset his legal fees. there are millions of victims of donald trump, robertson, euro isn't one. i would tell their stories. a lot of democrats, i know have been wanting to see the biden campaign play a fire with fire evit every day, practically of this trial, trump's surrogates have been outside saying really outlandish things in some cases about this trial there they're just there to take up some oxygen to do with the candidate cannot do. but i mean to scus point is that, that might feel good from a cathartic perspective, but is that really the right political strategy, whether there's, there's an argument that needs to be made. and let's get back to the

. >> reporter: michael dunne spends a lot of time in china.was referencing the warning from elon musk from the last earnings call. if something is not done about trade, the chinese automakers will dominate around the world as they continue to export. tesla and byd and xpeng trading in tandem. xpeng coming off the inflated prices six months ago. guys, what we are seeing in chile, we are seeing in australia and in israel. you go around the world and if there is not a manufacturer in that country, and even if there is a manufacturer in the country, the wave of exported vehicles from china quickly resonates with buyers due to the cost and they are better made and more reliable than they used to be. that is why they are successful in countries like chile. >> for the u.s. automakers, can they compete or will they look to washington for higher tariffs and try to make sure -- >> reporter: they will look to washington. there is a 25% tariff for anything built in china and exported to the united states. regardless of a chinese out a maker or tesla. that

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michael cohen, a former attorney for former president donald trump, and harry dunn, a former u.s.itol police who worked on january

is something painful for you still and think anyone that lives and works in washington, harry dunn and michaelanybody in the body understandably suffering ptsd, he retraumatized them and she sought to heal this unbelievable wound to our democracy. >> yeah. and well, if you're hairy dunn or michael fanone, he said you were on the other side. and that is the thing that donald trump said, it is shocking. as horrible as rest of the debate was, if that was his only bad line, that is disqualifying. when he was asked about january 6, he said the patriotic and peacefully thing and he said nobody on the other side got injured. so who is he talking about the other side. the capitol police are on the other side. and the rioters are on his side. and then goes on and said we, and then he kind of catches himself and said, i think it was like a group of people. then they went up to the capitol. so the we in the sentence is the rioters that attacked the capitol and injured over 100 police and the other side is the people defending the constitution and his vice president. i mean, you know, what more can i say

. >> i've had the opportunity to ask harry dunn and michael fanone how they feel when they hear donaldhat are locked up the most violent of the criminals patriots and mistreated and to sing -- have them sing the national anthem and play that at his rallies. the person who was -- pleaded guilty to assaulting you, his name is joshua john potluck of tennessee, he was not charged with obstructing an official proceeding but he was charged with assault, impeding law enforcement, et cetera. how do you feel people like him being called wrongly treated patriots and them be donald trump's opening act. >> well, this is something that -- he's only one out of more than 40 people, close to 70 people that attacked me on that day. this is my 22nd written statement -- impact statement in sentencing that i have gone to. it's on going. january 6th happened three years ago. but for me, still on going. for those elected officials, it happened for a few hours. and that's a shame that they have sided again with those insurrectionists. mr. potluck, i don't know. today i was in court. he said he was sorry. but

capitol on january 6th, michael fanone and harry dunn.re de niro delivered a message on behalf of the campaign, warnings about the dangers of a second trump administration. >> i don't mean to scare you. wait, maybe i do mean to scare you. if trump return tuesday the white house, you can kiss these freedoms good-bye that we all take for granted. and elections, forget about it. that's over, that's done. if he gets in, i can tell you right now he will never leave. he will never leave. when trump ran in 2016 it was like a joke, this buffoon running for president. though, never could happen. we've forgotten the lessons of history that showed us other clowns who weren't taken seriously until they became vicious dictators. with trump we have a second chance, and no one is laughing now. this is the time to stop him by voting him out once and for all. we don't want to wake up after the election saying, what, again? my god, what the hell has he done? we can't have that happen again. >> following de niro's surprise appearance trump campaign official

senior aides viewed the oscar winner's appearance, along with officers harry dunn and michael finone,ctive. it came as part of the biden campaign's push to lay out the stakes of the election while trying to break through the trump news cycle, which receives wall to wall coverage. joining us now is senior columnist for "the daily beast," matt lewis. matt, thank you for joining us. what did you make of the de niro appearance outside the trial, and did it benefit biden? >> it struck me as kind of weird and maybe a nonsnonsector. there are strategies to run the race if you're joe biden. one strategy, let's be a contrast to donald trump. let's be competent. let's be prprudent. let's valens constitutions and norms. the other strategy says, no, the world has changed. we're in the attention economy. the way to win is get attention, and you have to fight fire with fire. i think either of those theories, one could maybe a pretty good argument for. the problem is if you mix and match them. i think up until now, when it comes to this trial, joe biden's strategy has been, don't let it look like we

. >> harry dunn and michael fan-owned check this out i love this city. i don't want to destroy him. donald trump wants to destroy not only the city but the country and eventually he could destroy the world. that's the tyrant he's telling us he'll be and believe me, he means it well, how was done arrow received well, things got ugly as he clashed with trump's supporters when he was leaving and a classic new york desktop full of purses and insults trump sun making sure to give his opinion as well. >> here's don junior this is a political persecution that was evidenced today. >> today by the biden campaign themselves holding a rally here they bring in robert de niro but you also had republicans having rallies outside the courthouse as well and janeiro last i checked is actually not an elected official. >> so who's right and who's wrong and the conversations and the vantage point they bring and more importantly, will either message win over voters or will it backfire with me now, leanne caldwell, anchor for washington post live and coauthor for washington post early to o2 newsletter fro

officer michael finon, officer harry dunn, and new yorker, brooklynite police sergeant, and officer daniel hodges. but it has been more than a year since congress agreed to install a plaque to honor the officers who defended this very capitol during the january 6 attack. so i brought a poster of that plaque that has not yet been installed and we could talk all the fanfare we want about how great the police department is here in the metropolitan d.c. area and across the country. but we have failed for over a year to properly recognize the capitol police officers and the local police departments that protected our very own lives. we have failed to install the plaque and that's why i bring this poster of it to show the american people that we want to honor not just all the plefers across -- police officers across the country but also the ones that defended this capitol and protected us from an angry, violent mob. whose intent was to kill nancy pelosi. whose clear intent was to assassinate vice president pence. they made no distinction on our political affiliation here in this chamber. they we

officer michael fanone and former capital police officer harry dunn, who, by the way, is running for in maryland. thank you for being here. michael, we have talked a lot about just, you having to process kind of the events of that day, in real time as things are still happening in the chamber and i wonder, if you watched the state of the union, what you made of it, if you watched it, seeing president biden call out those members to their faces? >> obviously, i thought the presidents words were appropriate. i'm glad to see that his reelection team is starting to take the threat of democracy seriously. and that they are allotting appropriate time for the president to address that threat to the american people. unfortunately, i feel as though many of the institutions that are in place in this country to detect this from an insurrectionist, like the former president, they are failing us, or simply not in position to save us from ourselves. i think eventually, it's just going to come down to the american people at the ballot box, voting to place president biden in office again, and keep d

he spoke alongside police officers michael fanone and harry dunn who risked their lives protecting the u.s. capitol on january 6th. the three of them all talked about the way the trumpest movement of trump himself have used and stoked violence to get their way. near the end of his remarks de niro was interrupted by a pro-trump protester, which, of course led to the world's most new york city moment possible. >> you're not going to intimidate. that is what trump does is try to intimidate. we're going to fight back. we're trying to be gentleman in this world. democrats, you are gang centers. our friend stephanie ruhle joins us. joined again by joy reid, ari melber. you had robert de niro on your show recently. >> i did. i talked to him about an hour ago. he is speaking out because he truly believes our democracy is at risk. robert de niro is a true new yorker who has been saying this guy's a fraud, he's a con-artist. he not only went bankrupt six times, look at this trial, look at the way he ran his sham business. what's interesting about what denier so doing, he realizes he's going to g

. ♪ ♪ >> michael: collegiate gymnast, livy dunn, is here, talking about her doc-u-series, pay day for in times square, this is gma. >> robin: and we say, good morning america how-- to you. matthew mcconaughey, here to help schools country -- across the country, with educators and parents talking about how to make schools safe places to learn, that's coming up in the next half an >> michael: looking forward to that, and ahead, apple announced i-phone 16, and more new updates. becky whorly gives us the low-down, how apple is adding a.i.. >> george: that's coming up, the top stories breaking at 8. the , these candidates are meeting for the first time at the national constitution center. >> rachel: good morning, george, it's not only the first presidential debate between vice president harris and donald trump, this is the first time these two can -- candidates come face to face, this is a race locked in a dead heat. the first and likely only debate between vice president harris and former president trump. hours away from this showdown. when they enter this room it will be the first time c

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michael fanone. and former u.s. capitol police officer, harry dunn, who just announced today that he is running for congress in marylandhows, starting next weekend, january 13th, you will be able to catch me at a new time. six pm eastern, right here on msnbc. again, that is six pm, eastern, starting january 13th. i hope you will join us. that does it for the last word. the 11th hour starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the supreme court has agreed to take on donald trump's appeal of a color

michael fanone. and former u.s. capitol police officer, harry dunn, who just announced today that he is running for congress in maryland. at a special programming note for the saturday and sunday shows, starting next weekend, january 13th, you will be able to catch me at a new time. six pm eastern, right here on msnbc. again, that is six pm, eastern, starting january 13th. i hope you will join us. that does it for the last word. the 11th hour starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the supreme court has agreed to take on donald trump's appeal of a color supreme court decision barring him from the primary ballot. >> this is a major step. it is something the united states supreme court has never truly grappled with. >> we never had an interaction's president seeking reelection. >> the president of harvard university resigned today, weeks after her controversial testimony before congress about antisemitism. >> yeah rage came not from her academic peers, but from her political foes, led by conservatives who put her career under intense scrutiny. >> i think it is going to be really a tremendous victory in iowa. >> i will defeat preside

michael fanone and harry dunn. message on behalf of the campaign warning about the dangers of a second trump administration. >> i don't mean to scare you. no, no, wait, maybe i do mean to scare you. if trump returns to the white house, you can kiss these freedoms good-bye that we all take for granted. and elections, forget about them. that's over. that's done. if he gets in, i can tell you right now, he will never leave. he will never leave. when trump ran in 2016 it was like a joke. this buffoon running for president, nah, never could happen. we've forgotten the lessons of history that showed us other clowns who weren't taken seriously until they became vicious dictators. with trump, we have a second chance, and no one is laughing now. this is the time to stop him by voting him out once and for all. we don't want to wake up after the election saying, what, again? my god, what the hell have we done? we can't have that happen again. >> okay, joining us now communications director for the biden/harris campaign michae

team viewed the oscar-winner's appearance on tuesday, along with january 6th officers harry dunn and michaelone, as effective because it reached non-political audiences that aren't tuned in every day. since it was covered by entertainment networks and across non-traditional media, such as tmz and "people" magazine. the aide adds, it came at the apex moment of donald trump's hush money trial. the biden campaign says they are going -- they are looking to lay out the stakes of the election and break through the trump news cycle. so, willie, i feel like -- i don't really get a sense that people are that interested in this trial, first of all, and, as we were talking about yesterday, i just feel like i don't want to promote confrontation in this election. that's not something i'd be looking to do, just given how dicey and divisive and mean trump followers seem to be, especially donald trump himself. >> yeah. i think part of this was to show from the biden campaign some of that fighting spirit that you often see on the other side. de niro wasn't afraid to go down there and mix it up. obviously got

dunn. human being. everything that you went through on january 6th. sergeant ganell. michael fanone. your fellow officers who went through what you went through that day. what are your thoughts on this third anniversary of january 6th? life easier? have things gotten better? are you less focused on it? are you more focused on it? what's going through your mind? what's happening to you. >> i'm glad you said anniversary because it gives me an opportunity to correct you or interject what i think that it is and i think it's more of a remembrance and why, one, how we came so close to losing our democracy. like, if those guys, the insurrectionists, the people who stormed the capitol that day, if they succeeded that day, i don't believe we're sitting here having this conversation and america looks a lot different. obviously i'm just speculating but that's -- i think we look a lot different at that point. and that's why i say remembrance. because we need to remember how close we came to it. >> you think people don't remember? you think -- >> no, no, no. but the right is attempting to whitewa

so much for talking to us, michael dunford, world food program, regional director for east africa joining his staff from paris. thank you. and as we heard back from mr. dunn for more than half a 1000000, so denise, i fled from the doubtful region across the border into chad, but not everyone was able to escape the electorate atrocities as a bus driver was. it is a burden of to done civil war hangs heavy over audrey, the border town. and chad has seen an influx of more than half a 1000000 refugees. forced displacement of people from the region of west are for the scale and conditions are so overwhelming. agencies regularly describe what is happening in and around so that as the worst humanitarian crisis to the work is in a boat has been living in this refugee camp since november. she fled her village trying to escape. i'm a riding gun to have a tax communities across the region, a parallel conflict to the battle for control of students capital for to. not everyone made it. the mother of 6 set and that is now one mother of 2. level one is it, it was part of the wrong, it goes up and i was standing like this among 20 people. stay pulverized them all the in f

dunn. he's the author of the book "standing my ground," former police officer michael fanone.d "hold the line," and former capitol police officer, aquillino gonell. his book is in english and spanish. thank you gentlemen for being with us again. three gentlemen and three heroes we've gotten to know well over the last three years, and officer dunn, i'll start with you and just get your reflections on where we are three years -- three years on now. this day three years ago, you thought -- not routine. you had a big rally and a group of people, but you never anticipated what was going to happen, and your life is so different since then. what are you feeling as we approach this anniversary? >> good morning, guys. good to see y'all, and glad to be here with everybody. i never anticipated my career would take the turn that it has now, and that i am in the space that i am now, and i never thought that i would be on a morning show with the title former capitol police officer attached to it, but, you know, it's a little heartbreaking a little bit, one, for selfish personal reasons, but

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michael steele. >>> an energetic president biden on the stump in north carolina as he kicks off a crucial weekend for his reelection campaign. anita dunn will join us at the table to talk about the path forward. >>> donald trump goes on the attack, how he plans to lie his way back to the white house. >>> the supreme court issuing a monumental ruling, overturning decades of precedent. it is almost july, but the are not done yet. >>> welcome to the weekend. we >>> is another busy saturday morning with news from consequential decisions from supreme court to the damage control front and center after the first presidential debate to a major editorial board calling on the president to bow out of the race. on monday, we expect the supreme court to finally rule on donald trump's wide claim of presidential immunity. that is the case with stalling his alleged election interference trial for the attempt to steal the 2020 election. as for the 2024 election, president biden was back on the campaign trail friday. he addressed concerns about his debate night performance the previous evening. >> folks, i give you my words, i would not be running again

michael joseph duffy >> thomas w duffy .>> antoinette duger .>> jackie sayegh duggan .>> sareve dukat .>> patrick dunn .>> felicia gail dunn-jones .>> christopher joseph dunne .>> richard anthony dunstan .>> patrick thomas dwyer >> joseph anthony eacobacci >> john bruce eagleson. >> edward t earhart. >> robert douglas eaton. dean phillip eberling and my younger brother. as you are known to most of your family and friends, you are missed and remembered. your spirit lives on through your nieces and nephew. keep an eye out for all of us here. thank you to everyone involved with this ceremony. they get everyone tuning in on. it is up to us to ensure everyone is remembered and to avoid this ever happening again. >> and my cousin michelle reed. michelle had a mark remarkable for life. adding each day for a smile that could light up any room. her fearlessness and taking risks and embracing new challenges in life was truly inspiring. not only was michelle a hard worker, she was a dedicated individual who always placed family above all else balancing her weekdays on the hundred floor of the south tower with weekends spent at her family's

joining us now, former capitol police officer, harry dunn, who is author of the book standing my ground. former police officer, michael, hold the line. and police officer, gonell, he is the author of the book american shield. available now in both english and spanish. joining us now, thank you for being with us. three gentlemen, three heroes that we have gotten to know well over the last three years. and officer dunn, i will start with you and just get your reflections of where we are three years on now. this day, three years ago, you thought you had not routine. you had a big rally and a big group of people there. but you never could have anticipated what is going to happen in your life. it's so different since then. what are you feeling as you we approach this anniversary? >> good morning willie, good morning guys. good to see you all. good to be here with everybody. man, i never anticipated that my career would take the turn that it has now. and that i am in the space that i am now. i never thought that i would be on a morning show with the title, former capitol police officer attached to it. but, you know i, it's

. >> judge jay michael luttig is a former federal judge of the united states court of appeals for the fourth circuit. still ahead, the story of the retired police officer harry dunn who defended the capitol four years ago today. he hopes to continue -- defending democracy at the capitol. but in an entirely different capacity. that's next. at's next. like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could be something more serious called attr-cm, a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist, and ask about attr-cm. i've made the preservation of american democracy calthe central issuest, of my presidency. i believe in free and fair elections and the right to vote fairly and have your vote counted. there's something dangerous happening in america. there's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy. all of us are being asked right now: what will we do to maintain our democracy? history is watching. the world is watching. and most important our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. the vice president and i have supported voting rights since day one