that was ashley babbitt. she was a protester.iduals, kevin greeson and benjamin phillips died of heart attacks. a fourth person died of a drug overdose. amphetamines. no cause of death was provided for the deaths of officer brian sick nick stories have been fact-based from the very beginning and contrast virtually to everyone else and she joins us to assess what we just learned. thank you so much for coming on. what happened around here? >> we learned yet another narrative has completely collapsed. the only person as you say who was killed that day was ashley babbitt. and now as we've seen time and time again whether it's the idea of a deadly armed insurrection, whether it was sedition, all of these things that we were told early on, every single one of those story lines has fallen apart. but here's the question, tucker. who is to start retracting -- i mean, we probably have hundreds of thousands of citations that five people were killed. it was in that house democrat impeachment trial memo, who's going to retract that? it's alre

her name was ashley babbitt. she was 35. we still do not know who shot ashley babbitt or why.will tell us. when you fight against insurrectionist, you don't explain yourself. you hyperventilate about q and when people show up at your office, you don't have to listen to theirt complaints. why would you? you thought it was democracy? no. these people threaten democracy. you can shoot people if you want get away with it. if you don't believe it, check out what happened in the second world war. >> president franklin roosevelt set aside december 7th 1941 as a day that would live in infamy. unfortunately we can now add january 6th, 2021, to that very short list of dates in american history that will live forever inis infamy. >> tucker: january 6th was pearl harbor, says senate majority leader chuck schumer. chuck schumer never got the appropriate credit for the grandeur of that statement that war went on for four years. more than 400,000 americans died but that was the cost of stopping fascism. we don't know the cause of stopping white assist you in on .insurrection but you can be c

ashley babbitt, white woman unarmed, protester january 6th was shot at point blank range in the neck by a police officer. anytime you see blm hashtag or someone claiming blm on twitter search their name, see what they had to say about ashley babbitt when she went down because either they said nothing or celebrated the fact that in this case an unarmed woman was shot dead. i don't buy it. i don't buy they care about police brutality. jillian: you are 100% right. what we are seeing tonight this is minnesota. i spent a lot of time in minnesota, i repeat it too often. i have extended family in minnesota. i'm there every summer. this is not what we're seeing right now is in columbus but that's not my point earlier. and now what we are seeing now is in columbus expanded where protesters have broken into police headquarters going to your point, is going to be going on coast-to-coast, as newt gingrich said, unless they stop it, unless they use appropriate legal force to stop the criminality it is going to spread. >> breaking into a police station, we know they did as you mentioned earlier in

capitol police officer who fatally shot veteran ashley babbitt during a january 6 capital riot will note charge, the d.o.j. said they could have reasonably fired in self-defense or in defense of congress, we are on that story, two and a quarter trillion dollar infrastructure bill might the house, the democrat margin is shrinking, it's about to hit a wall inn the senate, democrat senators oppose it they are worried about losing in the midterm, the gop demanding more from to become by three quarters, the ready to filibuster. and will break down how the democrats are making errors and misleading america as they try to ram it through without republican votes. geopolitical tension ratcheting higher, u.s. intelligence chiefs testify today about threats to u.s. national security we have the biggest threats, the new hot spots in the debate. the cofounder black lives matter pushing backk on questions about millions of dollars in real estate purchases that she made. and more on the democrat double standard about the border, this is happening the president of water malibu claims president biden fo

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we don't know the identification of the officer that shot ashley babbitt and the circumstances undere made that decision. that is in contrast to all these other shootings. they are picking news stories that exaggerate or hype one and downplay the other depending on how the progressive narrative, sometimes they concoct, participate in the narrative which as we see with andrew cuomo and his brother chris cuomo or the roger stone cnn stage, the media becomes an active player and say anonymous sources tell us and make it up but whatever it is it is a narrative and we have the ministry of truth, nonmedia, not the old liberal media of the 70s. it puts pressure on young journalists, they put their finger in the wind, all of the enticements are being woke and if you're disinterested and empirical you won't get a job. laura: i knew people who used to be middle-of-the-road or slightly conservative who totally swung to the far left because they can't make money otherwise, that is what it is all about. speaking of what you said which everyone has to understand the media is complicit, they are ad

if you can troll on that voter suppression and antigovernment activism that most people like ashley babbitt, but if in some ways just a code. >> you could go all the way back to reconstruction to say you don't want black men to vote, poll taxes, all this but when you get to the 1950s you start to see it become more sophisticated and it shows up in places in the newspapers in places like this when the preachers begin to preach about voting and you need to vote for the right kind of people and the right kinds of people need to be ready to vote so by the time you have a system that is as old as the civil rights movement happening and they've been able to get the civil rights act through and now we have to figure out how not to let them vote because they are too popular. right around the time they do this, to think about reagan starting his campaign as philadelphia mississippi was a signal because what were they working on, they were working for voting and getting people registered to vote based on what if they don't want people to vote so this gets inscribed at the beginning of the reagan camp

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deaths down into three categori, one death ruled us a homicide, 35-year-old air force veteran ashley babbitt.s. capitol police officers. she was reportedly unarmed when she tried to crawl through a window would be bob had smashed. her husband spoke out shortly after her death. >> she loved her country, she was doing what she thought was right to support her country and joining up with people -- like minded people that also love their president and to their country. >> shannon: prior reporting that roseanne boyland had been crushed by fellow rioters while trying to storm the capital. medical examiner listed her death as accidental, and to the cause, a drug overdose. acute amphetamine intoxication. the other two civilians who died that day succumbed to so-called, natural causes. 50-year-old benjamin philip of pennsylvania and 55-year-old kevin greeson of alabama died of heart failure. the cause of death for capitol hill police officer brian sik nick, still pending "the wall street journal" notes, judges bristle at their handling of media and pretrial detention. for example, after an appeal cou

president yet somehow we still don't know the identity of the officer who intentionally shot ashley babbitt at the us capitol january 6th. she was unarmed, she was a military vet. as in other killings at the hands of law enforcement that get wall-to-wall coverage there was dramatic video. but do american journalists hell-bent on advancing one narrative, her life didn't matter, not to the media and not to the biden doj. they just announced that no charges will be filed against the unnamed officer who shot and killed babbitt. meanwhile kim potter is being charged with second-degree manslaughter for accidentally shooting daunte wright, a tragic mistake, not only is she facing jail time, she was forced to resign from the police force. then after 2 nights of destructive riots the brooklyn center police chief also resigned. on top of the city manager was fired for stating kim potter has to process rights if you can believe that one. despite all this the usual suspects are using this opportunity to ferment more anger, more animosity and violence. chief among them is attorney van crump who says abo

medical examiners released a cause of death of ashley babbitt, who shot to death on january 5th at theher people who died that day. how did they die? now we know. it's completely different from the lies they've been telling you for three months. we have that document, after the break. ♪ ♪ you know it's silly six-foot five, three hundred pounds i ride motorcycles on the weekends. so the thought of getting a hearing aid, i was.. i was scared. with lively, did a hearing test on the computer, when they sent them in the mail they were already set up for me. this little thing right here, has made me whole again. a test in minutes, hearing aids in days, better hearing in no time. get started today at listenlively.com the sky is the limit now, on what i can go do. fact i'm going to go riding this weekend. >> we don't forget. if you attack our country, we go after you. we jail you. we throwaway the key! you come after our capital? >> tucker: joe scarborough over on msnbc talk about homicide again. it is a recurring theme with him. but after january 6th, he and everyone else in the media want to

if you wonder how an unarmed woman called ashley babbitt can be shot dead by a police officer and threeonths later nobody knows who did it or why, thomas zuckerberg might have to slap health warning on your post or vaporize your account. if you want to use facebook to expand your human trafficking operation, zuckerberg is all cool with that. >> what's app. the messaging app. and then also facebook commonly used throughout central america where we saw firsthand smugglers just openly advertising. they would advertise their prices. they would advertise -- they would say a safe journey. they would show pictures of a family very comfortably sitting on a plane with masks on saying this is 100 percent safe journey. you don't need to pay the full price until you reunite with your family in the united states. people aren't relying on smugglers that they may have known. somebody who might have brought a family member earlier. they are connecting so much more now through social media that they really don't know the person that they end up trusting their lives to. >> mark: oh, i see. so this isn't

and fear war hitting -- the tragic shooting and killing of rioter ashley babbitt.e moment she was about to bust through a broken window, with hundreds upon hundreds, screaming angry people behind her. steps from the chamber that contained, at that moment, actual members of congress. and in that moment, as a last resort, that officer there, with a gun fired one shot. and he killed her. today, the justice department said it would not fall charges against the officer who shot babbitt. and it is awful that she is dead. think about the standard of the use of force. think about the use of that weapon. think about the conceptions of fear. and if those conceptions of fear and authority, of domination and subservience, to those that apply to daunte wright and george floyd, and millions of people of color who've dealt with these encounters, imagine if i have been brought to bear on that crowd in the capital. it would have been a massacre. of course, if he brought that to bear it never would've happened. because the police would have been armed and ready for a riot. like they

ashley babbitt was shot by capitol police when she tried to break down the door into the capitol. one officer lost his life in the process. when we reflect on the history-making attack on our democracy that took place just 100 days ago, it's hard to watch the footage from that day alongside the continuous stream of footage of men and women and children dying during everyday interactions with police. it's hard to look at those incidents together and not conclude that there are in fact two systems of justice in this country. can that be fixed? and if so, how? joining us now, a professor of african-american studies and psychology at yale university and a co-founder of the center for policing equity. philip, it's good to talk to you again, thank you for being with us. you and i have spent some good time over the last year having this discussion about policing and about different justice systems in this country. we're now more than -- we're now almost a year out from when george floyd was killed in minneapolis. what's your sense of what things look like now when you take a look at that

an officer says she shot ashley babbitt in self-defense as she climbed drow a broken door during then and an avid supporter of the former president from san diego. prosecutors say they found no evidence he violated any laws or anything to contradict his claim of self-defense. >>> a senate bill targeting the rise of hate crime against asian-americans made it past a kree procedural hurdle earlier this evening the covid-19 hate crimes act would direct the justice department to expedite their review of any hate crimes linked to the pandemic and help law enforcement agencies establish ways to report these incidents among other things the senate overwhelmingly advanced the legislation 92-6, a rare bipartisan effort which could mean it has a good chance at final passage. >>> a group of mothers whose sons died by gun violence or at the hands of police speaking out today. women who didn't asked to be leaders but felt like they were forced to be when they woke up one day and their whole world had changed. today they provide for daunte wright's mother, a tragedy the group is far too familiar wi

charges against the capitol police officer who fatally shot a riter. 31-year-old air force veteran ashley babbitt was shot by an officer as she climbed through a broken down door in the speaker of the house's hallway. after combing through evidence including social media visits, officials found that there was insufficient evidence to support a criminal prosecution. the officer who shot babbitt has not been identified. >>> and jonathan lemire, this morning, we are announcing that you are writing a new book. it will be entitle the big lie. tell us what inspired the concept? >> well, thank you, mika, and for the opportunity to say on the show this morning, and certainly the events of january 6th are the pinnacle of what we know now as the big lie. in the book, my first, will trace those claims' origin, which along predate the 2020 election. how they spiraled into violence. but going forward, how it's reshaped debates on voting rights like georgia and texas and other places. how it challenged the biden white house and indeed how it has sort of defined politics for both parties going forward. >> jonat

capital police officers who shot and killed the protestor ashli babbitt who was there on january 26th will not face any criminal charges. ashleypeaker's office as she tried to climb through a door. a captital police officer killed her within a matter of moments. one thing i can't get my head around is behind ashli babbitt there were some u.s. capital police swat officers with automatic weapons. that shot was fired toward them as ashli babbitt tried to climb through that door. >> sandra: we will bring you more on that. a group of republicans taking a swing at major league baseball over the decision to move the all star game out of atlanta. ari fleischer is a baseball guy willin us live on that ahead. hi sabrina! hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature. good boy! [laughs] ♪ hold my pouch. ♪ trust us, us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. veteran homeowners: during uncerta