jason johnson. >> yes, yes. >> so -- go ahead. of my credibility, i have to point out, that she is actually not a sit, because of the rule of two and that is my nerd rule. here is the thing. it is what i do, it's what i do. here is the thing, joy. the racism is so ridiculous. i was so excited for the segment to point this out. behind me, with all my fun co-pops, i've got all the black women, from spider-man to star wars, to ghost busters, to batman. all these african american women. our friend, event nicole brown, she was the host for the star wars celebration last weekend in anaheim. so, anybody who has a fundamental problem with black women being in science fiction, they ain't really reading science fiction. they are just bigots who would be unhappy with anything. it's like going to it wnba game and saying, why are all these women playing basketball? are they not paying attention? that is in their. >> it's great. because you go all the way back. star trek was so forward leaning on race and trying to have a queue menaces in terms

jason johnson, to you, i give the last word. >> we're in danger.s is the most dire and most important for us to pay attention to what's happening in this democracy and i want people to understand this from today's testimony, as much as we hear about these conspiracies. imagine having to leave your home for two months. imagine having to leave your job. imagine not being able to hand out a business card, imagine not being able to go to church, the grocery store, is the movie theater, something like that because the president of the united states identifies you in a lie and the government that you pay taxes to isn't defending you. brett kavanaugh can have 30 people show up outside his house and the senate spends a million dollars to keep him protected. but a regular working class black woman in georgia has to be on the run for two and a half months and the fbi says, work it out on your own. this is an obligation for every single american to vote out these terrorists this fall and hold any democrat who is not serious about removing these people from go

i want to share some of professor jason johnson's reaction, how he felt about what some of these pollrs are experiencing. >> you know what happens to people in the supreme court when they get threatened? they get the credit paid for by the senate. but not regular black people who were just doing their job. not people who have lost their name. the ability to go to the grocery store, the ability to just live the regular lives, or having the audacity to stand against the white nationalist coup that masquerades as a republican party. >> michael, put politics and policy aside. shouldn't common human decency be a core principle that all of us should follow? >> damn, stephanie. you are asking way too much, girl. come on now. stop it. it's just not what our politics is about today. i mean, you know, we know, we have watched it eat people alive. we have watched it eat out men and women who try to serve the public good. we have watched it eat men and women up who you know, don't have fancy titles, but just work a day folks. as we've seen in the testimony. so this is the nature, the corrosive na

and jason johnson with a word with a jason johnson podcast and he is a political contributor. because your onset with me, jason, i will kick it off with you. i know that we are saying over 1 million watched. this is a lot of people. let's put this in contrast. 120 million watch the super bowl. this is a big contrast. what did you learn that you did not already know? >> i did know -- a lot of this reminded me of the impeachment hearings. there is still an appetite and a level of curiosity that the american people had. i tweeted this. this was amazing to me. before the hearings, i got a text from my barber who said get your popcorn ready. i got a text on my travel agent. i got a text from students who did not think would care and watch. this is interesting to me. even some of these politically cynical people. this is amazing to me. given what an optimist i am, it seems to be about so many things. i was surprised. it had an impact. for someone who watched this and did not change my perspective too much, but for other people it did. >> this is a change for ponderous men. what did

with me now, jason johnson the professor of journalism and politics. and host of the pod cast a word. nyu law prefer and msnbc legal analyst. and chair of the religious studies program at university of pennsylvania. thank you for being here. jason, i found this really funny. watching the various republicans go on the various sunday shows saying, we really love women. we'll have a web site for them. meanwhile, in the real world, talking to a bunch of the strategists and one of them said the following. this is not a conversation we want to have. this is john thomas the republican strategist on house campaigns across the country. we want to have a conversation with a the economy. a conversation about joe biden. about anything else besides roe. this is a losing issue for republicans. he's right. correct? >> it's a losing issue for republicans. it's a winning issue for democrats. if they actually use it. i can talk about this on a very practical way into the fall. you have an incoming school year this fall. you have people going off to college. you have stu

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anyway, jason johnson, take me to comic-con with you. i'm jealous. that's tonight's read out. i will be going to comic-con with. you are not playing. i'm going. on the with chris a's going to be next. but i'm going to comic-con, y'all. to comic-con y'all. existential threat seen at his history. you may remember, first on the networks, that correctly, called arizona for joe biden. that was big, because it put them over what other states -- they started to come back and the trump campaign was furious. trump's son-in-law, karen kushner, called fox's own rupert murdoch, demanding that the network would attract the call. it did not. trump supporters, who did not want to hear that their guy lost, they started tuning out. they turned to competitors, to the right, like one america news and newsmax. organizations that were more than willing to push trump's big lie of a stolen election, no matter how preposterous the theories to support. and for the first time, in its life, basically, fox faced a real challenge from its right. because you know what? its viewers did not want to hear that

also joining us, jason johnson. i remember being on "morning joe" with you.ary. i remember having that feeling that something might happen. do you feel like this is a moment like that when people are hopeful but because of that experience of nothing happening at that tragedy that could involve the u.s. congress. >> listening to senator murphy this weekend, this thing that depressed me is he said it hasn't felt this hopeful since sandy hook. we know what happened after sandy hook. nothing. i think what we saw over the course of this weekend is we here a lot about the school shootings and the big shootings like in buffalo. most americans who are killed by gunshot are killed by handguns and one off and we saw sochl -- some of that over the course of this weekend. having a license. in australia. that put guns on ban but that's not going to happen. even senator murphy sounding cautiously optimistic recognizing whatever comes out of it, if something comes out at all will be small. >> about the role that voters play in determines in something small or nothing at all

professor at morgan state university, politics editor at the grio, and an msnbc political contributor jason johnson. really good to have you all on board. the first witness in yesterday's hearing, arizona's conservative republican house speaker rusty bowers offered dramatic testimony about the pressure he faced from the president and rudy giuliani and other trump allies to help in the effort to overturn the 2020 election results. >> mr. giuliani came on first and niceties. then mr. trump, then president trump, came on. and they initiated a conversation. >> during that conversation, did you ask mr. giuliani for proof of these allegations of fraud that he was making? >> on multiple occasion, yes. he said that they did have proof. i asked him do you have names -- for example, you have 200,000 illegal immigrants, some large number. 5,000, 6,000, dead people, et cetera. i said do you have their names? yes. will you give them to me? yes. the president interrupted and said give the man what he needs, rudy. he said, i will. that happened on at least two occasions, that interchange in the conversation. >> d

jason. >> this is a missed for boris johnson, prime minister of britain, a no-confidence vote monday, he survived to be unpopular among his fellow conservatives, partly due to breaking his own covid protocols and holding drinking parties and now he's under investigation for lying about it but it also has to do with not distilling his economic agenda, taxes have gone up, regulations have not fallen in a warning to republicans who might want to flirt with redistribution policies. >> all right, dan. >> minus goes to people protesting outside of america's meeting this week because the dictators in nicaragua and venezuela weren't invaded. some may wonder, joe biden this week to talk to her, many leaders from central america didn't bother to show up. we know the people from cuba and nicaragua and venezuela are screaming across the sun the border may be going to los angeles but probably not to protest. >> all right. that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. i am paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. ♪♪ >> as inflation rises, the past in decades, gas pric

one of the deputies, jason norman, in his open letter accused johnson of replacing reasonable planningrce staying on his post insults people who support our party, which makes a decisive change of government in the elections even more likely. this is a potential disaster for the country johnson himself didn’t appear in public today, didn’t even come out to meet a colleague from estonia everything was confused and didn’t know what to do knock on the door or just stand and wait after a short pause, the door was still opened sky news insists the prime minister hiding from journalists the causes of this political earthquake were the events that took place at the prime minister's residence during the pandemic. show if the kingdoms were forced to stay at home in quarantine, parties were held here, and not only knew about these illegal meetings, but also participated in them on a yes, they walked in a big way, as follows from the results of a government investigation. civil servants politicians drank themselves unconscious. here is how the british tv channel channel fone describes these event

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i respect jason, but he doesn't have -- robert reich is coming out for it and all the conservative economists advising boris johnsonut for it, and the conservative government passed it. and the reason is that this is a question of whether these excessive profits being skcause by putin's war, if they belong to shareholders or the american public and the reality is there is not going to be an increase in supply. the oil companies are taking this money and drilling and increasing production, we would have an argument. that's not what they're doing. >> i have one -- it is not just any economist, this is the top economy economist in the obama white house. have you talked to any oil executive, i know the white house invited them there next week, who said, sure, windfall tax, we're going to drill more, refine more, and even knowing that on top of that increased tax, in a few years, the position this administration is less fossil fuel, not more. you won't want us to do that in a few years. how does that make business sense? have they said to you they would do that? >> well, first of all, there are a lot of economists who r