thanks, marjorie.d these guys accountable with the holdman rule, and that's where i think we go first. we could actually reorganize aspects of the fbi and people like christopher wray get held accountable that way. but, you know, maria, and marjorie's really done a good job summarizing this, but there's also additional 1023s that we know of that christopher wray has been dragging his feet on those as well, and we're not sure exactly how much more information we're going to have and how much more this is going to tie in with joe biden. but, again, christopher wray is taking 1023s -- and and don't forget, just two and a half weeks ago he said there wasn't any 1023s. when we finally pushed him on it, he said, okay, here you go, and then he redacts this important information. the oligarch also indicated he has additional communications besides these tapes with the biden family. so it's pretty extensive. we think it's leading right in to joe biden, and that means that we should be -- and because what marjor

and even marjorie taylor greene knew that.his claim that they had taken the debt hostage, kevin mccarthy knew was never true. because he couldn't keep that hostage. he was going to have to make sure there was a deal on the debt ceiling. joe biden took advantage of the republicans very rational fear of defaulting on the debt to come to an agreement with kevin mccarthy that is much better than the kind of budget agreement the president would have been able to get in september when the budget must be renewed and passed by congress or there will be a government shutdown. republicans do not fear government shutdowns. they've been there, done that. it was a team effort to force kevin mccarthy right now to accept this agreement. democratic leader hakeem jeffries secretly started a parliamentary process called a discharge petition in the house representatives in january that shock republicans when they discovered how well developed procedurally the democrats discharge petition was. in may, when hakeem jeffries revealed the strategy of

marjorie taylor greene, welcome. >> thanks for having me.of media attention over impeachment. what evidence can you point to for impeaching president biden now if it's that the border is a mess, whichs? it sounds like you want to remove him over policy differences. >> well, i had two sets of articles of impeachment for joe biden. i have one set for the national crisis that he's created with his border policies, but i have another set of articles that i introduced on his first day of office pertaining to his corruption and crimes in ukraine. and now that i sit on oversight committee and chairman comer and the rest of the republicans have been leading this investigation into joe biden, we have discovered through a 1023 form that's unclassified that joe biden took a $5 million bribe with when he was vice president in order to get viktor shoken fired, the prosecutor that was investigating -- howard: right. i'm familiar with the case. i've got to jump in and say some of that remains to be proven. the president denies taking any bribe, but are you

even marjorie taylor greene knows that none of those things will happen. on a day when she is caving and voting for an agreement negotiating by joe biden, you the kind of thing she said she would never vote for, shasta camouflage that moment with all that republican craziness. the crazy stuff that will never happen. that is what at least one of the least serious republicans in history, marjorie taylor greene, had to say. that is what she felt she must say, in order to cast a vote today with the republican leadership, a traditional republican kind of vote. the kind of thing that marjorie taylor greene and the donald trump types called a rhino vote. the reason any of us were worried about this debt ceiling confrontation is that house republicans appear to be something much worse than unserious people. they appear to be utterly deranged when it comes to governing. and it seemed as though many of them were willing to default on the debt. that has never been the case before. we were never worried before that republicans would default on the debt. when president

marjorie to develop up virtual girlfriend.rnstine gives us a closer look. >> hi, my name's care. marjorie, but you might also know me as 23 year-old karen. marjorie becomes the first social media influencer to transform herself into ai. she is joining forces with forever voices ai to interact and thousands of audio conversations with her subscribers daily. this is a whole new realm. here's how it works. the karen ai voice chat bot uses a chat gpt for plug-in from open ai and was trained and thousands of hours of marjory is video. the jackpot replicates. the influencers personality, mannerisms and voice so followers can feel like they are speaking with the wheel person. you can basically. >> hire yourself for buck a minute. a girlfriend ad in the night dating and relationship expert bela gandhi suspect this type of technology could be carving its own pass. well, appealing to a spectrum of people. i think people can develop mentally and visually relationships with ai devices are people's forever. voices ai isn't just stopping at

marjorie, but you might also know me as 23 year-old karen. marjorie becomes the first social media influencer to transform herself into ai. she is joining forces with forever voices ai to interact and thousands of audio conversations with her subscribers daily. this is a whole new realm. here's how it works. the karen ai voice chat bot uses a chat gpt for plug-in from open ai and was trained and thousands of hours of marjory is video. the jackpot replicates. the influencers personality, mannerisms and voice so followers can feel like they are speaking with the wheel person. you can basically. >> hire yourself for buck a minute. a girlfriend ad in the night dating and relationship expert bela gandhi suspect this type of technology could be carving its own pass. well, appealing to a spectrum of people. i think people can develop mentally and visually relationships with i devices are people's forever. voices ai isn't just stopping at karen ai. it also has created chatbots with the voices of steve jobs and taylor swift and other celebrities and b

marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold. you know, her east, though, says. >> what i'm doing. i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. make a lot of money while doing it. >> well, kara, marjorie is one of snapchat's fast is growing influence. in fact, this month, more than a billion views for her content. that's what she's racked up. she's already has over 15,000 people on a waiting list to chat with the ai version herself. so this is this is the future guard. >> well. what about the past? what's old is new again, more people are moving to the old flip phones because him. when that call how the shoe phone anyway, they're saying that the young feel like it disconnect and i don't know, be retro some broadbent big brands are cashing in on this. making vintage looking phones trying to take advantage of this nostalgia. gen x-ers are leading this comeback you know, so the teenagers they they tend to love it. and then also some experts say the smartphones might be a lead

it was actually built by marjorie manley wary -- marjorie meriwether post and hutton.f the greatest ads ever, but they built that, and it was built as the southern white house, actually. jimmy carter gave it up and said it was too expensive to be born. i said, thank you very much, we have to get that. two, jim. thank you very much. but that was actually built as a southern white house. very powerful, but we have great people. secret service is all over the place, and that is the way we like it. biden did not have any authority, unlike me, and he had no right to possess those documents, none whatsoever. yet, nothing happened to crooked joe with all that many, many times. there was an article recently that all presidents take documents out and they bring them out, all of them, virtually every one of them in fairly modern times. you look at hillary clinton, set up an illegal private server in her basement, specifically, to break public disclosure laws, and that would expose her and her family's' finances. she stored vast quantities of classified and sensitive information,

marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold.t, though, says. >> doing what i'm doing. i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. i make a lot of money while doing it. so if it's your virtual girlfriend, it's still real. always on your phone is back on a life but you can. >> taking on a date and have dinner and cheap because >> way to look at it. you know, it fun, bright side of things at i has something seems. about. and i mean, i guess. but that's the way of you know, that things are moving forward that way to have these relationships with robots. so clearly, i mean, our cameras don't have people behind them anymore. you so we'll hey, listen to grant it. first thing that came to mind. yeah. we were next. haha. we're hey. yeah. well, we're here will will do with the best we can ok, maybe make some mistakes. and coming up on 4 news at 9 o'clock. it's been nearly 2 weeks. >> since a mass shooting left, 9 people injured in san francisco's mission district. people in the ne

take, for instance, marjorie taylor greene. the fringe conservative who's now landed herself a place as one of speaker mccarthy's top allies. today, congresswoman taylor greene told reporters that she was leaning toward voting yes on this bill, while also repeatedly describing the deal as an expletive sandwich. and also taking that particular metaphor weight further than she needed to. >> so, >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some -- ,. ,,. ,. >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some good sides, okay. and the sides she wants are a bunch of things that we are never going to get added to this bill before it reached the house floor. also, she would like desert, which, in this case, means impeaching someone, anyone. just a little impeachment as a treat. that, alone,

greene is upset with boebert because she claims congresswoman boebert stole marjorie taylor greene'sname on it. what do you make of this all? >> it does wreak of middle school or high school. it's essentially them taking very online tactics into real life and just they're constantly seeking attention. both of these members have been that way since they've entered office. you know, it's something -- the impeachmt resolutions themselves are not something that speaker mccarthy supports at this point right now. he doesn't want to bring these to the floor. but marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert clearly want to in a way outextreme each other, and we've seen that from the beginning, since they've joined the house. i think that really it's just, you know, creating another distraction that ultimate ly shows that speaker mccarthy has a lot of difficulty keeping his members in line. >> and i remember a few months ago, margaret, i remember lauren boebert if memory serves kind of making fun of marjorie taylor greene with the whole jewish space lasers nonsense. so i guess i can understand w

also proved, right, for the last few months we're going, my gosh, how powerful are the likes of marjorie taylor greene or lauren boebert and they have got mccarthy hostage. they don't. they don't. and that's what we see. what's jim jordan going to do next? have an investigation that results in a grand total of nothing. and all those things that the likes of jim jordan are working on aren't resulting in anything. the majority of the american people are saying less drama, let's move forward. >> you need campaigns to have essentially bumper sticker rationales and joe biden's was back to normal. this is nuts, let's get it back to normal. let's get covid under control, let's get this maniac out of the white house. to the degree you can deliver on that with bipartisan deals that feel very normal. this deal in the end was a very normal budget deal. to the degree you can deliver on that and substantively like, inflation comes down, the disruptions go away, people can book vacations and everything isn't all completely haywire, that's the core thing. i promise normal, and we're back to normal is t

here's our guest of honor and marjorie dannenfelser. thank you.r. [applause] >> welcome to everyone, pro-life leaders, member of constant former member of congress marilyn musgrave and members of the media. it is my great pleasure to introduce congresswoman elise stefanik. we supported her early on which is what susan b. anthony pro-life america loves to do for women who are models of what it means to be a pro-woman and pro-life elected official. you can say a lot of things and i've introduce a lot of people in this town over the years. we've had galas galore. i introduce people of the time. the resumes are fantastic but i'm going to refer you -- you can cite the resume but it's very rare you can say i actually like congresswoman elise stefanik and it's also very rare that as an over overachieva very likable overachiever. also a rare commodity in this town. what do i mean by overachieving? in order of reverse importance, she's a highest ranking women republican in the house of representatives pic she was the youngest woman ever elected to congress w

apparently in the battle with marjorie taylor greene. maybe i can be the peacemaker because they will inherit the earth. we will see. we will hear from house ways and means committee chairman jason smith. earlier today his committee released a bombshell testimony from not one but two irs whistleblowers. based on the serious allegations, get this, pay close attention. it appears the department of justice is even more corrupt. this is a corrupt organization. they went to great lengths to protect joe and hunter biden from ever, ever facing criminal charges despite what is a mountain of evidence. according to these whistleblowers the irs recommended felony tax charges against hunter after they uncovered, get this, $8.3 million they took in that was mysteriously excluded from hunter biden's tax returns. that income came from foreign entities in ukraine, romania and china. that is only three countries but what about russia and kazakhstan and mexico and a dozen other countries? in fact, hunter reportedly received around $6 million from china an

marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold.t, though, says. what i'm doing, i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. make a lot of money while doing it. >> interesting. well, karen perjury is one of snapchat's fastest growing influencers and get this with more than a billion views a month on her content. she already has over 15,000 people on a waiting list to chat with the ai version of her. >> all right. meantime, what's old is new again, as more people are moving to old school, flip phones to help them disconnect. some big brands are even cashing in and making more vintage looking phones to take advantage and capitalize on the nostalgia. gen x-ers are leading this comeback with stats showing that more teenagers are spending time with each other. and some experts say that smartphones may be leading cause of that. the international data corporation estimates this year's sales for foldable phones could double from last year. >> all right. we'll take a quick break. but

marjorie taylor greene calling her republican colleague a little expletive, which greene's team latere quite proud of to some degree. >> yeah. >> these are two back bench members of congress. what happened here was procedural and completely unserious. and yet -- >> it sort of reflects the purpose for which many of these members on the right wing are in congress more to draw attention to themselves than to make policy, arguing who would have responsibility for this resolution to impeach joe biden which is not going to pass the house let alone the senate, and marjorie taylor greene has had a number of these resolutions drafted. lauren boebert had the idea i can bring this up as a privileged resolution even if the speaker doesn't want to bring it to a floor vote. and marjorie taylor greene was mad she didn't think of this first or, more likely, she wanted to be so outrageous because she has a real relationship with republican leadership in a way boebert doesn't. boebert stole my idea, getting attention off my idea, what a little -- we can't say it aloud. >> there's an asterisk. we can sa

outside to look a live pictures there, broward county, florida where there is an active shooter and marjorie stone and douglas high school . those are students being left out of this high school, about $3000.00 in the school, the, the, the around the accomplish, the big one is left behind is pushing us towards walmart. can i get a text from my daughter said there's a shooting and then i get another one from david. what do you do and you get to call like that this flight is coming in the people or what a nice big tang sick you think you always see in the military our job was to help the kids over the fence. the shooter actually escaped and that same route, better risk has been made. not long after the shooting happened. no more out of who this person is, although multiple reports pointing towards the shooter being a former student, we had countless magazines, multiple magazines, and at this point, we believe we have won a or 15. were walking home and i saw some valentine's day teddy bears on the street, which was just horrible because like that there was supposed to be filled with love and ju

marjorie taylor greene a accusatory report -- her own proposal to impeach joe biden.heated debate over who could take credit for the bad idea that the republicans were actively trying to make disappear? at one point congresswoman greene repeated -- referred to or as a quote -- asked about it later congresswoman greene said that the reporting from name-calling had been impressively correct. joining us now is michael steele former chairman of the republican national committee. i knew that that would be a smile on your face. good to see you, my friend, thank you for being with us. i guess that there are a couple of universes here, right michael? there's the universe is that the nancy mace's and others talk about, they could be going -- republicans could be validly going and democrats over policy differences and issues, inflation, whatever they want to talk about. and then there is this world, where kevin mccarthy is herding cats around things that republicans don't even want to do, because it doesn't matter. it is nonsensical symbolic stuff that doesn't have any meeting.

going up more details on by the the seniors from marjorie solomon douglas high school in florida. i welcome much while live active as handled. gonzales and math. nice. are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students. you become active and they're angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real the can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the enter, the something that needs to be held. the perspective responsibility to more people in here than leukemia is an epidemic that we need to face the some people don't like the war gone control, guess what i do. and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buying a weapon of war. we can see the, the content as well as i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do the hard. oh, it's a beautiful place with a beautiful community. it's very friendly. it's very like san so all like, it's a small town, each beautifully manicured homes and fuel for shops. people move to parkland because the schools are sent in which was i am one time. i remember look

it was a face-off it seems with marjorie taylor greene.int, marjorie taylor greene calling lauren boebert an expletive. what happened here? >> reporter: since you opened the housewives analogy, they're frenemies, they're not friends. they're both very close -- closely associated with the former president donald trump but they're certainly not collegial to each other. and this was borne out in real time on the house floor right there. and what we're told is that, you know, marjorie taylor greene took issue with the fact that lauren boebert had offered up this privileged resolution to impeach the current president joe biden and marjorie taylor greene felt as though she was just copying another resolution that she had already authored. there were some choice words between the two, of which i can't say on television, but suffice to say they're not going to be very friendly for the very near future as a result of all this. >> "rhocp," i would watch it. >> the reunion special, i would be all over it, for sure. >> that does it for me. thank you f

he did not rush in, as a gunman, into marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida.jury delivered their verdict to the schools resource officer. we will tell you what it was, next. earlier today, a jury in florida acquitted the former school resource officer, who stayed outside and failed to confront the gunman who entered marjory stoneman douglas high school, and killed 17 people. scott peterson wept today, as he found out that he was not guilty, on 11 counts. seven of which were felony child neglect. -- of the students that day, sat in silence, and shook their heads in the back of the courtroom. after he left, peterson said he felt like he got his life back. >> don't everybody ever forget, this was a massacre on february 14th. the only person to blame, was that monster, who was there wasn't any law enforcement. -- coral springs, everybody did the best they could. we did the best we could with that information that we had, and god knows we wish we had more. >> joining us now tonight is democratic congressman jared moskowitz, an alumni of marjory stoneman douglas hig

take for instance marjorie taylor greene, the fringe conservative for this now landed herself a place as one of speaker mccarthy's top allies. told she told reporters she was leaning towards voting for this bill while also calling the deal an expletive sandwich and also taking that metaphor way further than she needed to. >> one of the sides so to speak that i would like to see with this [ bleep ] sandwich is a way to wipeout the 87,000 irs agents. we need a balanced budget that's for sure,nc but we need desert. i'm a dessert girl, everyone loves dessert, and that's impeachment. everyone needs to be impeached. >> marjory taylor thinks the deal is disgusting sandwich but she was willing to eat it as long as it came with good sides. and the sides she wanted would never reach the house floor, and also she'd like dessert, which in this case means impeaching someone, anyone, just a little impeachment as a treat. that alone should tell you everything you need to know about the way conservatives have been mounting opposition to this bill, that might best be termed alarmingly delusional. by c

. >> en florida scott peterson, el exoficial de la escuela marjory stoneman douglas acusado de no hacero culpable hoy, cÓmo nos explica nuestro corresponsal generÓ jÚbilo de los que apoyan a peterson y rechazo de parte de las familias de las vÍctimas. >> (hablan en inglÉs). >> cuando lo declaaron no culpable del primer cargo, scott peterson rompiÓ en llanto, y no dejÓ de llorar hasta escuchar el mismo veredicto en los 11 cargos que enfrentaba. este expolicÍa estaba acusado de no confrontar al asesino de la masacre de parkland. durante una de las peores matanzas escolares, peterson no se enfrentÓ tirador que asesinÓ a 14 estudiantes y 3 miembros del personal de la secundaria marjory stoneman douglas en 2018. Él era entonces agente de la oficina del alguacil del condado de broward, dijo gracias por el veredicto y abrazÓ a su familia. dijo al salir que le devolvieron la vida. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> mientras oÍa el veredicto, este padre negaba incrÉdulo con la cabeza. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> y mientras hablaba con los medios, le tocÓ oÍr: (gritos). >> los gritos de alegrÍa de q

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all charges for the school safety officer who failed to confront the gunman who killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school five years ago. kathy park now with late details >> the defendant is not guilty >> reporter: tonight, former school resource officer scot peterson breaking down in the courtroom as he listened to a florida jury acquit him on all counts of negligence >> got my life back. >> we got our life back >> we've got our life back after 4 1/2 years. >> reporter: prosecutors argued peterson should be held accountable for staying back more than 45 minutes, as students and staff at marjory stoneman douglas high school were being gunned down by nikolas cruz. >> every time the trigger is being pulled, another child is being shot. he stands there with the knowledge of a 28-year deputy assigned to protect children, knowing that the number one goal in that moment is move towards the sounds of gun fire >> reporter: peterson did not take the stand, but his lawyer said his client didn't know where the shots were coming from >> he stands there, vulnerable as you can be, risking

i graduated from marjory stoneman douglas. my own gun was put into a closet during the shooting five years ago. at a preschool around the -- while she was protecting my got in a closet her daughter was killed. three weeks after that shooting i went to the house floor. i invited my republican colleagues to the school so they can see what it looks like when a school shooting happens in your neighborhood. parkland was the safest city in florida. i wanted them to see what it looks like what is shooting comes your neighborhood. i brought a plus rated members of the nra. senate president, majority leaders. the florida legislature. these folks who had not done anything on gun violence for decades in the florida house. this became the marjory stoneman douglas bull safety act which was the largest bill ever passed in the state of florida. we raise the age to 21 to buy any got in florida. we instituted a red flag law. three day waiting periods. a commission to investigate what happened. we are working on that. republicans passed that bi

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if you can make it here, you're not marjorie taylor greene.will have the composer of that song, john kander, right over there in just a few minutes. with lin-manuel miranda. it's kismet. i tell you. it's kismet, as my people say. it was a crazy day. all the crazies were out. there was a guy dressed as freddy kruger, holding a sign calling the district attorney a "nightmare." he wasn't the only horror movie villain. there was also a guy there dressed as leatherface. now, as fascinating as today was, it also gives me this uneasy feeling. 'cause no matter how you feel about the ex-president, and i'm on record as to how i feel about him -- now streaming on paramount+ a mountain of "[bleep] that guy." the man who was arrested today is likely to be the republican nominee for president, even if he has to accept the nomination on the phone through plexiglass. so all of this was weird and totally unprecedented, yet it still feels like the right thing to do. the same way it would be weird and unprecedented to shoot a tranq dart inside the supreme court,

he the x school resource officer who stayed outside during the school shooting at marjorie stone and douglas. 17 people died that day including 14 students. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. so say we all this 29th day of june, 2023. >> we will be covering that story later in the program let's begin with the supreme court's landmark decision on a bird of action. ruling that colleges and universities can no longer take race into consideration for granting admission. here to help us understand what this means for students and for colleges and for the country is our chief legal analyst laura coates. let's start with college admissions. how will this change college admissions. >> remember in a series of cases we already knew there could not be quotas. there could not be the so- called plus factor that you would assign to race in the overall application and admission process. the real question for the court is whether race could be considered part of a holistic review of an application akin to what you do for say a -- or maybe an athlete or a legacy student or a donors child o

what we saw, what c-span captured was basically boebert a little peaked that all of a sudden marjorie taylor greene figured out to make herself the fan girl for the speaker. probably if these things are what i hear throwing her weight around on the house, which really concerning to a lot of members. this is what this is. this is that tension, and what it requires is a referee, a ringmaster, someone who's going to control it, and that's not kevin. because kevin has a four, five seat majority. he can't afford to lose a vote. he can't afford to piss them off, and here we are. >> so here's a week no matter how you feel about this issue in which the president's adult son has been charged with federal crime. so if one were to be united about something, the republican could make the news cycle about that all week. and yet we just saw about c-span, they're fighting about impeaching joe biden over the southern border. >> and they're not even fighting about impeaching joe biden. they're fighting about who's going to get the credit for impeachment, so this is where it is. we all agree, we want t

can all seniors for marjorie solomon, douglas high school in florida and welcome much while lives active as samuel gonzalez at math dice are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students, you become active and they're angry and they're doing something that is, this is a real the can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the enter the something that needs to be held the perspective responsibility to more people here than looking. it's an epidemic that we need to face so people don't like the war gone control, guess what? i do. and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and find what was the kids as well. right. i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do the harbor with the beautiful place with a beautiful community. it's very friendly. it's very like, nonchalant like it's a small town each beautifully manicured homes and keel for shops. people move to parkland because the schools are sudden which was i am one time i remember looking at that building like that's a really weird building. and she was like,

[applause] >> well, thank you, marjorie, for the kind introduction and thank you to the susan b. anthony pro-life america for your tireless work protecting children and mothers. you have been such a strong support since i first ran for congress and it's truly inspiring to look back on your hard work and recognize the historic achievements in moving the movement forward. it is an honor to be here with you all today on the eve of the first anniversary of the historic supreme court decision dobbs v jackson. as marjorie mentioned in her introduction i have the distinct honor of representing new york's 21st congressional district, where i was probably the youngest woman elected to congress in 2014. born and raised in upstate new york, the cradle of the american revolution. my district is home to where almost 250 years ago brave patriots fought in the battle for saratoga to turn the tide of the revolutionary war and defended the pillars of our constitutional republic. life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. there is a reason that life is first. the new york 21st congressional dist

. >>> he did not rush in as a gunman entered marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. jury delivered their verdict for the school's resource officer. we'll tell you what it was next. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. save hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. and right now, get up to $1000 off select samsung phones. switch today. >>> earlier today, a jury in florida acquitted the former school resource officer who stayed outside and failed to confront the gunman who entered marjory stoneman douglas high school and killed 17 people. scot peterson wept today as he found out that he was not guilty on 11 counts, seven of which were felony child neglect. families of the students who were killed that day sat in silence and shook their heads in the back of the courtroom. after he left, peters

. >> -- a 2023 graduate from washington university and a survivor of the marjorie's mass shooting and parkland, florida. on valentine's day in

he's the ex-school resource officer who stayed outside, during the school stew shooting at marjory stoneman douglas in parkland florida. 17 people died that day, including 14 students. >> we the jury, find the defendant in this case the defendant is not guilty. so say we all, this 29th day of june 2023 of rotterdam county florida. >> okay, we'll be covering that story later the. program but speed of the supreme court's landmark decision on affirmative action. ruling that colleges and universities can no longer take race into consideration for granting admission. here to help us understand what this means for students, for colleges, for the country, our chief legal analyst laura coats. laura, great to see. so, how will this. let's start with collagen missions, how will this change college admissions? >> well, remember. in a series of cases, we already knew that could be not be quotas, there could not be the so-called plus factor that you would assign to race in the overall application of admission process. the real quest for the court now is whether race could be considered part of a holisti

and i am certainly disgusted by marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar.way one would have to act if they wanted to protect the whole country from that intersection of extremism and violence. what do we do about that? >> hope is not a course of action. yes, we should have both parties working together. but we don't. so we have to move out accordingly. we have to address the strategic threat with the resources that we have. and if the republicans won't come along, then biden and the democrats have to do without them. the fbi's already doing that. the department of defense is already doing that. we need to take the gloves off. we need to stop screwing around here and really start calling it what it is and keeping the focus and enlisting resources. and the president's going to take some political pain over it, but it's going to be a lot less than the political pain he'll take if we have another waco or we have another oklahoma city. i mean, he's done a good job at times in naming it, but he's got to crack through, he's got to find new ways to do it. this is a

and the stupidity of washington because of the support of kiev declares even in the us congress, marjorie-telarpposed the us government, arguing that washington is sponsoring the war with funds taxpayers. i'm going to fight the financing of ukraine i'm disgusted with washington that they are so bloodthirsty for murder and death in ukraine ukrainian civilians are constantly being killed by russian soldiers ukrainian soldiers die and then other people die who go there to fight in this war can't understand why washington can't focus on world peace and the rapprochement of the two countries to end the war they beat their chests and demand to make the american people pay for it i. i think this craziness was added by the politician. another cold shower for those who sincerely believed in western freedom of speech censor posts?

it's garbage speech but this is what marjorie taylor greene said. i'm not going to play it. republicans are very concerned about in the house we don't want these videotapes to be used or abused in any way on the left by team that look at the tapes all day long and use facial recognition software to dox people and find them in the middle of the night with christopher wray's fbi justified with the department of justice. this is the where's waldo and you had to find the conspiracy theories. i think there are 30 in there. what she's is describing is the process of law enforcement. and i think there's some incredible citizen -- sort of people watching that have found evidence of crimes that have turned them into tip lines. and the only way that anyone from law enforcement will knock on anyone's door is if they carried out a crime. and then they would receive all of the due process rights. i mean, she's talking about some conspiracy that the left is going to watch the tapes and do what? i mean, i don't even understand what this world view means law enforcement is supposed to do in