the jacksonville shooting victims. [ booing ] . >> joining me now is florida state representative angie nixonop william barber, professor and founding director of the center for public theology and public policy at yale duvinity school. thank you both for being here. representative nixon, i want to start with you. you said over the weekend that governor desantis has blood on his hands in regards to this shooting. can you please explain why? >> most definitely. governor ron desantis has blood on his hands because he is the one that lit the match. he fanned the flames. and now, because his poll numbers are dropping, he's trying to extinguish it. at the end of the day, he has spread some hateful rhetoric, he's allowed many of my colleagues to continue to spread hateful rhetoric. he's passed anti-black policies across the state of florida, and the first bill that he pushed when i came into office in 2020 was hb-1, hate bill 1, the quote unquote antiprotest bill which was in response to the majority peaceful protests of the brutal execution of george floyd. he wanted to silence black people and to

state representative angie nixon who you just heard, and who you see in this powerful photo, joins meresswoman ayanna pressley and

. >> florida state representative angie nixon, calling on lawmakers to take action, after three blackere shot and killed a black in -- a 21-year-old white men opened fire on victims at the dollar general store -- near the city's only historically black city. and then he, shot and killed himself. -- the attack was without question, a hate crime, and an act of racially motivated extremism. jacksonville sheriffs -- today, describing the shooters manifesto, as the diary of a mad man. >> portions of these manifestos detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. plainly put, this shooting was racially motivated, and he hated black people. >> joining me now, msnbc political analyst and former hudson terry juliÁn castro, former fbi special agent and msnbc national security national security -- clint locks. clint, one of the things i wondered, as i watched all of the law enforcement officials speak yesterday, was one, how federal law enforcement officials miss a guy like this, how he manages to fly under the radar. and then of course, the big question, which is there is obviously a cult