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joining us now is 9 news denver anchor kyle clark. mr.night, i know you have a really busy night. >> rachel, thanks for the invitation. >> i feel like as soon as i saw that, i wanted to talk to you about it because i feel like you have hit something that has been driving me crazy for a long time, which is the last point you made, we'll hold a politician accountable if they say something vile once but not if they do it every day. and the reason we don't do that is because of the word "new" in news, it becomes the same old same old thing, with people who have made that their stock in trade. i wanted to know if you felt like you had a proposed solution to this, in addition to just the diagnosis. >> i don't have a proposed solution. we have some ideas. and we're engaging our community in colorado to find a better way forward. but it seemed to me like we could no longer wait to acknowledge the problem until we had a solid solution, because the problem, the fact that we will hold an elected official accountability if they say something vile onc

. >>> in tonight's edition of "that's what they said," colorado's 9 news anchor kyle clark tore intoe something that may be obvious by now. we hold republican congresswoman lauren boebert to a different standard than every other elected official in colorado. we hold congresswoman boebert to a far lower standard. if we held her to the same standard as every other elected republican and democrat in colorado, we would be hear near night live chronicling the cruel, false and bigoted things that boebert says for attention and fund-raising. this is not about politics, assuming politics is still about things like taxes, national security, health care, jobs and public lands. this is about us as journalists, recognizing that we'll hold a politician accountable if they say something vile once but we won't do it if they do it every day. our double standard is unfair to all the elected officials in colorado, republicans and democrats, who display human decency. >>> so boebert is in the news again this week for more controversial remarks, this time involving her colleague representative. we're go

. >> that is kyle clerk, the afrpging manager of "next with kyle clark" on ksua in denver and he's herevery unusual to see someone call out a local anchor in this way, saying she's held to a lower standard. why is she held to a lower standard? couldn't you change that? >> i think we are attempting to change that, brian. i appreciate the time to talk about this. i think there is a clear double standard that almost creates an incentive for elected officials if they are going to say things that are cruel or false or bigoted to do it a lot, to flood the zone with that disinformation and bigotry so it just kind of becomes noise. when it becomes their brand, we're less likely to hold them accountable for similar incidents. >> did you find other reporters agree withing once you said this on the air earlier this month? >> got a lot of private agreement. listen, this is something brian i think a lot of journalists wrestle with. we don't want to mistakenly amplify misinformation. we don't want to unnecessarily amplify bigotry. but when we have an elected official who is pushing falsehoods, the bi

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. >> that was kyle clark. the primary anchor at 9 news in denver.lled representative ilhan omar -- over the weekend we heard more from congresswoman laura boebert. she's now apologing to congresswoman omar. boebert suggests congresswoman omar is mistaken by a terrorist, omar is a muslim and wears a hijab. antimuslim is not funny and should not be normalize. congress should not be a place of hateful and dangerous. muslim trove gets. boebert tweeted an apology the next day. in a statement, congress mccarthy said he has spoken with boebert. omar was undeserving of an apology writing in part of never apologize to islamic sympathizers or those who fund murders with our tax dollars. that's a double down. >> it seems republican extremists now have control, they taken control of mccarthy. he condemned boebert's bigoted comment. i am glad she apologized and i am glad that hoyer took the call and is trying to facilitate a meeting between the two. i understand how heinous this statement is. we hope at some point this sort of hate will be isolated and members o

but, if it does go to the feds, if kyle rittenhouse is prosecuted by the doj, the case will be handled by kristen clark, the black nationalist that runs the civil rights division of the justice department, the division that does not protect your civil rights, in fact, trying to take it away. last year, she weighed in on the case and zeroed in on rittenhouse's color, like his race was some kind of crime. she described him as a, quote, armed white man, killing innocent protesters at, quote, point blank range. what does his race have to do with anything? what does it have to do with anything, of course, but it's been a fixation of the democratic party from the first moment. they've tried to racialize. she's not the only member of the democratic party trying to do that. just hours after the verdict, a congressman released this statement, quote, it is disgusting and disturbing that someone was able to carry a loaded assault rifle into a protest against the unjust killing of jacob blake, an unarmed black man. end quote. savor that. that's the head of the democrat kraltic congressional campaign arm. everythin

if this does go to the feds, kyle rittenhouse is prosecuted by the doj, the case will likely be handled by christen clarkack nationalist who runs the so-called civil rights division in the justice department, the division that doesn't protect your civil rights, they're trying to take it away. they zeroed in on rittenhouse's color like his race was some kind of crime. she described him as a "armed white man murdering innocent protesters at point blank range." what is his race have to do with anything? well, does it have anything to do with anything? no, nothing, of course. it's been a fixation of the democratic party from the first moment they tried to raciallize this case. christen clark is far from the only member of the party trying to do that. hours after the jury's verdict, the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee, sean patrick maloney of washington released this statement "it's disgusting and disturbing someone is able to carry a loaded assault rifle into a protest against the unjust killings of jacob blake, an unarmed black man." savor that for a minute. that's from the head

kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all counts. why this is such a dangerous tipping point for armed violence in america. plus, another infamous claim of voter fraud goes poof. >> dead people voted in clark county. >> the jaw dropping republican plan to choke off any chance a democrat could ever win in wisconsin. all in starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hays. we begin with this moment. something you don't actually see a lot of this american politics. majority party with control of government passes something bold and ambitious that it truly believes in. >> the yays are 220. the nays are 213. the build back better bill is passed! [ applause ] >> yes the bill still has to pass the senate. where a lot of the real fight will be. there's a whole host of truly ground breaking provisions in the legislation that passed this morning. first how did we get to this moment. this vote was a victory for the biden agenda and working folks in the country. and democrats in more ways than one. it came after some truly odd theet ricks from house minority leader. the top republican in the chamber. it's worth talking about who he is and how he stumbled into the top spot in his party. 2011.