tell us more about michael adams as secretary of state, he's the incumbent. >> michael adams, the incumbent standing up for the integrity of the elections. nationally, he's won this thing, it looks like. last i checked, it was close to 30 points here. it is a solid or 30 to 35 point victory into that. >> do you read anything into that given the fact that he was pretty proudly not an election denier, and this is kentucky, in a lot of ways is trump country. the fact that he won so handily, how do you read that? >> it's tough to say, because we had a few of these last year. i feel like it had been the nebraska secretary of state's race last year, believe it or not. there is a similar situation in nebraska where there was to trump aligned republicans coming after a sort of moderate on election issues, republican secretary of state in the primary. they did not win. it did not come that close. we saw a number of the secretaries of state last year survive, and many survived easily. sometimes, there is a temptation in that primary, the primary season last year to read those as indicators that the p

he appears to have been beat by michael adams. can you tell me more about michael adams as secretary of state who's the incumbent? >> yeah, he's the incumbent secretary of state who a number of issues here stood up for the integrity of elections in his state and initially has won this thing it looks like. the last i checked it's close to 30 points here. >> do you read anything into that given the fact he was pretty proudly not an election denier, right? and this is kentucky. this is in a lot of ways trump country. the fact he won so handily, how do you read that? >> it's tough to say because we had a few of these last year. i think the nebraska secretary of state's race last year believe it or not, there's a similar situation in nebraska where two trump aligned republicans came after a sort of moderate on election issues, republican secretary of state in the primary and didn't win, and didn't come that close. so we saw a number of these secretaries of state last year actually survive and actually in many cases survive easily. and

michael adams was so candid, he said to do my job right, i have to ignore these theories.onsense he told me. absolutely incredibly candid about the realities of the sort of republican primary environment right now tochlt do the job he's taken an oath to do, he thinks he might lose his job. >> nbc's jane timm, we'll keep a close eye on that. thank you very much. >>> breaking news out of the office of jerry connelly, that there's been an attack on his district office. let me go now to nbc's ryan nobles. what can you tell me about what happened at the congressman's office? >> reporter: this is a very scary situation, an incident that took place at his district office in fairfax, virginia. that's northern where i'm stand now. according to connelly, an individual broke into his office while his staffers were there, and then had a baseball bat. he was looking for the congressman. he actually specifically asked for congressman connolly, and committed an act of violence against two members of his staff. this was so serious that both of these staffers for congressman connolly were

and just this week, and kentucky, kentucky, very red kentucky, republican secretary of state, michael adamstwo challengers who campaigned on claims of voter fraud. so, republican candidates out there, you have your strategy, we've given you some research. there is more where that comes from. i even gave you a sample attack line to get all those creative wheels turning. just over two months until the debate. prepare accordingly. no pressure, it's just your political future, of course, whether or not you're in the oval office, and our democracy in the line. up next, we're getting closer to june 1st when the u.s. could default if president biden and a speaker kevin mccarthy cannot make a deal. -- says biden should consider going around mccarthy altogether. i'll ask her about that. later, my thoughts about a very revealing week in the land of right-wing media. we will be right back. ig back. taking your favorite to the next level! like the #20. the elite chicken and bacon ranch. built with rotisserie-style chicken and double cheese. i love what i'm seeing here. that's some well-coached chicken.

you have the secretary of state race in kentucky, michael adams beats to election deniers. >> election deniers got swept out in 2022. they had a horrible midterm election, and in pennsylvania, there are a lot of dominick's election deniers on the ballot running for -- and i have this written down, there are two dozen, more than two dozen on the ballot for county, commissioner, or city council. that's according to vote, beat that spot by p.a. that ran an investigation. some of these people are running elections there. this is trump's republican party. >> and the thing is, he seems to be doubling down on that model. you can take daniel cameron out of it because he's a sitting attorney general, he just does whatever the republican base wants him to do. it does seem that donald trump is not walking away from that model, because he still wants election deniers in place for 2024. >> he is certainly not. he is fully embracing. it don't think that he's moved away from election denial, from conspiracy theories, he's leaning further and further into it, and so it kind of tells you hi

>> michael adams is one of these unique characters. you remember back in 2021, we were covering all of these across the country efforts to roll back voting access, and kentucky was the one place it wasn't this super partisan fight. they all came together and added expanded access, and added election integrity proposals, things like banning ballot collection. they came together and found common ground on election administration. and now he's got two election deniers going after his job. people who may well take his job in a low turnout primary, who say things like they've personally seen the election results being manipulated online, baseless allegations of voter fraud that just don't exist, and very well could be running 2024's elections. >> steve knipper, who adams beat last time, he's an election denier, and allen miracle who's a former state rep and tv exec. he hasn't gone as far as knipper. he has argued there's significant fraud, and they want to pull out of this multistate effort to detect voter fraud, something pushed by conspir

and just this week in kentucky, kentucky, very red kentucky, republican secretary of state michael adamshallengers who campaigned on claims of voter fraud. so republican candidates out there, you have your strategy. we have given you some research. there is more where that comes from. i even gave use a sample attack line to get all those creative wheels turning. you have just been over two months until the debate. or prepare accordingly. and no pressure. it is just your political future, of course, whether or not you are in the oval office, and our democracy in the line. up next, we are getting closer to june 1st, when the u.s. can default. if president biden and govern mccarthy can't make a deal. senator smith says biden should consider going around mccarthy altogether. i will ask you about that, and later my thoughts about a very revealing week in the light of right-wing media. we'll be right back. ht back. ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on an xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i

and in kentucky, that state's republican secretary of state, michael adams, who helped expand votingtwo challengers who ran alleging their had been fraud in the 2020 election. further making the point that the big lie is a big drag, a big tax for voters. political strategist matt dowd and "new york times" columnist charles low is here. rick and molly still at the table. charles, what do you think? >> well, you know, i'm trying to back up a little bit and think about what's happening to the country, you know, that we're kind of moving in two separate directions. we're having a civil war itself, having it as a policy fracture that part of the country is being very aggressively in a reaggressive direction, and the other part of the country is moving in a very progressive direction, and that this is creating two very different lived experiences for americans all together, and each one of these state -- whether you consider it a victory or a fallback moved that needle further apart from one unified country. >> yeah. i mean, matt, it is the essence of what we talk about, right. we have --

michael adams is a republican that worked with the governor on expanding voting rights in the state. office. now facing two election deniers. in pennsylvania, a judge who ruled against certifying the 2020 election is running for that state supreme court. interestingly though, national republicans don't want her to win the primary. and maybe this is why. from "the new york times," denying the results of the 2020 election and casting doubts about the nation's voting system cost statewide republican candidates 2.3 to 2.7% in the midterm elections last year. that's according to a new study from states united action and they promote nair elections. it's great news. but it is depressing that one even had to create this statistic. and we cover the mid terms. 2.3% to 2.7% was more than what some of the races were decided by. that's a lot. that's the election denier attacks. >> that's right. in my view, when i think about this you know, nothing succeeds like success. if you're a republican and the goal is to one elections as party leaders, then how do you find a way to put these deniers on th

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kentucky secretary of state michael adams easily won the state's republican primary defeating two challengersd said he personally saw hackers manipulate u.s. election results online. adams who helped to expand voting abscess in 2021 said that he is unwilling to indicator to conspiracy theorists in election administration even if it meant he would lose his job. so again, a losing proposition to look back at 2020 and say it was stolen or that the machines still are being toyed with. >> and david, think about it. i'm optimistic. i've always been optimistic. i know things look grim at times. but you look at the secretary of state, republican secretary of state who voted for donald trump twice. or you look at the people that were on the board, election board in michigan that voted for donald trump twice. you look at brad raffensperger and kemp who were all in for trump. you look at all the federalist society judges dedicated their life to a more conservative court and a more conservative america. time and time again, they stepped up when they were needed and of course our patron saint dan quayle s

adam evut drank, and you're still michael house, well, the darkness you see, you have a good one andg down and the degree must be kept. and most importantly, i think you know mikhail, where are you, home? oh, so it is what a person builds in his soul. here, right here, it doesn’t burn in fire, it doesn’t sink in water, it’s stronger than bricks and diamonds. again , you are catching up with your own kind of pavlovian fog here. yes, no fog. well, what a fog without a soul, then a check. i'm scott sometimes and even worse than that. well, you know yourself mishka only at home against himself. i'm just holding on yeah holding on holding on, huh? well, your hedgehog piggy well, here are miracles some kind of saint lizaveta. yes, we cut the earth holding on, and she herself holds on to something, and the stench inflated her with the wind. i 've been sinning all my life. well, i’m saying it straight out, i love hemlines, and here i scrambled two puppies with a strange peasant, and it’s still getting light. yes, that's still the moral code. yes, what is it, they all amused themselves, laugh

michael snider who helped race you. >> adam, he left us. >> at first michael tells the same story that what i told you. >> right. he had a partner phoenix. he left us. that's what my mother told me. >> that's what your mother told you? think about when you're 17 years old and what you woke up to one day. you pretty sure that's what you want your statement to be to the district attorney? we're not going to find his body up there? >> i sure sell hope not. >> michael, it's time to come clean, okay? it's over. >> i am. you know, i don't know what you are talking about. as far as i'm concerned he left us. he did. he left my sister and i. do you know what it's like trying to raise her? i was 17. she had no father figure in a more. it was me. >> he said, well as far as i know he ran off with a guy and left my mother and sister and i behind and denied that he knew anything. >> so he still told the story he's been telling for six or seven years? >> we have information, all right? okay. that you assisted your mom and bearing your stepfather in his backyard? >> no. >> no? >> do you think we are h

who was homeless, often known to people on the suckway as a michael jackson impersonator and tragic irony here. this particular church on adam clayton powell boulevard, this pastor, pastor johnny green was the same pastor who led the funeral today and he also presided over the funeral of jordan neely's mother, who was murdered back in 2007 when he was just a teenager. those close to neely said that after his mother's death, his mental health really declined. and many people here were talking a lot about the fact that he died too young, too soon, unnecessarily, that he had promise and was just a question of whether someone was able to get to him to help him realize how much he could have done. zinhle. >> rehema, it strikes me, the city said they were aware about his challenges with mental health. they were aware that he was unhoused and yet this still happened. i know we heard from reverend al sharpton. what did he say? >> reporter: one of the things he said was he wanted people to think about how significant and pervasive mental illness is in this country. he said he suspects that every american family probably has a member

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new york city mayor eric adams is among a group of mayors from los angeles, houston, and denver, who want a meeting with the president. denver mayor michaelies like chicago, are stressed already. our resources are stretched. and we need the support, the immediate support of the federal government. >> reporter: migrants nationwide are being housed at hotels, schools, community centers, even police stations in chicago. that is where alderman byron sigcho-lopez is trying to find new spaces for migrants, like this church, which was filled with families that had been at a police station last night. >> we are acting quickly because the situation in police stations and airports is inhumane. >> reporter: after landing in chicago from texas, maiker calcano and myra falcon were only told a call 311, the city's help line, but they say they didn't get any help, and spent the night at the airport. you were at the airport, a church? a hospital, a shelter, another hospital, and now you are here? >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: six places? [speaking spanish] and how much time? >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: two weeks. alderman sigcho-lopez told us

republicans michael lawler sharing this video parroting the film's iconic opening crawl text, and dubbing it "congress wars." democrat adams ai-generated image of himself as a jedi. i wouldn't have dressed up in congress that way. is this something you would have done? >> jesse: it is a nerdy look. you can be a "star wars" fan to a certain age, and then you have to drop it. he actually looks like he is in the movie. don't give him too much of a hard time. i think that is clever, but he is still a weird guy, so it gives you weird vibe. the republican come i don't even think he did it, i think his social media guy did it beer i've no idea but i'm just wing o blame the social media guy. >> harold: judge, do you have a reaction to this? >> jeanine: yeah, none. >> kennedy: that was me yesterday with my yogurt years and han solo. i'm glad you got out when you did, harold ford jr. schiff should be ashamed of himself. it is not a social media guy come he is running for senate come he wants to be a united states senator. the upper chamber. he has to keep it on everything that goes through. and made him look like such a knob appear

adam market street store last month. the drug chain confirming that they will no longer use guards from kingdom group protective services. that decision comes after guard michael earl-wayne anthony allegedly shot and killed banko brown during a confrontation. there has been controversy surrounding district attorney brooke jenkins decision not to press charges against the guard. >> an annual family event. a bunch of teenagers we're getting in fights over the weekend at the contra costa county fair. yeah. and that has some people calling for deputies to provide security for the event. but as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. >> not everybody is in favor of that idea. >> the contra costa county fair was shut down early by security saturday night into out after several fights broke out between groups of juveniles >> really hard. my kid is next to me. >> this man who asked not to reveal his identity claims that he was assaulted by someone while he was reporting the flight to a woman on the securities that. >> and one of the grants they pushed me and he started. i said, you want to buy with me. you want to buy 28 unit and will not so it was perfect. officials at th

michael jackson. a number of lawmakers have joined the chorus of voices condemning the vigilante style of murder, and and mayor eric adamso has demonized and cuts services for unhoused people and mental illness, while flooding the train system with police. new york city council speaker adrienne adams said in a statement "racism that continues to permeate throughout our society allows for a level of dehumanization that denies black people from being recognized as victims when subjected to acts of violence. any possible mental health challenges that jordan may have been experiencing were no reason for his life to be taken.” as king charles prepares for his coronation on saturday, indigenous leaders in former british colonies are calling on the monarch to apologize, pay reparations and "acknowledge the horrific impacts on and legacy of genocide and colonization of the indigenous and enslaved peoples.” they are also demanding the repatriation of the remains and cultural artefacts of indigenous peoples. the letter to king charles is signed by groups in antigua and barbuda, australia, the bahamas, belize, canada, grenada, jama

adams pushed back. >> i don't think that's very responsible at the time where we're still investigating the situation. >> we grew up together in foster care. >> reporter: he remembers his friend as a talented michael jackson impersonator, who battled homelessness and the trauma of his mother's murder when he was a teen. >> jordan did not deserve this. he did not deserve to get choked out in america. his mental health came from autism. it came from depression. it came from sadness, but it really came from abandonment. >> reporter: the manhattan d.a.'s office said they're carrying out a rigorous investigation. that includes reviewing that medical examiner's report, which concluded it was the choke hold that killed neeley as well as the video, any other images and testimonies from witnesses who were there in order to decide whether or not to press charges. norah. >> lilia luciano, thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs ov [tap tap] my secret to beating sniff checks? secret dry spray. just spray and stay fresh all day. my turn. secret actually fights odor. and it's aluminum free. hours later, still fresh. secret works. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be sca

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adam serwer, staff writer for the atlantic. thank you all for being here. i want to read a little more of michael's excellent op ed.l from his mom, saying that this town hall was going to happen. and just being horrified. then taking in the arguments that why shouldn't he get a platform? he is the front runner. and he said i'll tell you why this is different. those lies that donald trump keeps telling about the election convinced thousands of his supporters to storm the capitol, violently attack uniformed police officers and terrorize lawmakers and their staff. as a result of my efforts that day, i was swearly beaten, struck numerous times with a taser, and suffered a heart attack and a traumatic brain injury. one police officer died and several others took their own lives in the wake of that barbaric day. it is snot just that trump's lies and political rhetoric sparked an uprising. trump as then president of the u.s. lied in an effort to defraud the american people. and overturn a free and fair election in an attempt to remain in power. see the january 6 select committee's report. he literally betrayed every aspec

michael would have resources when he didn't. they were allowing his illness to assert itself. >> this is a push back to mayor adams who has introducedt help themselves. >> yes. >> has been that it's a civil rights issue. it's a civil liberties issue. you cannot -- you have to respect somebody's autonomy, and you talk about here that sometimes the people that are in these scenarios don't understand what's going on around them. there's a woman who was on the street for ten years suffering. and she kept getting mental health checks. and she wasn't admitted because she wasn't violent. she wasn't forcefully admitted because she wasn't violent. finally something violent happens, she does something violent. she gets forcefully admitted and gets stable and is fine a little bit later and counters the doctor who didn't admit her for all of those years. you son of a b you, left me out there to rot for ten years, if i was bleeding, my arm was bleeding, you would fix my arm but because it was my brain, you left me out there. >> yeah, and what's amazing is that, an amazing street psychiatrist told me that story. it was ultimately the police. it w

adams go from being reasonable at the beginning of the whole thing. he was. the activist going to the podium and the high school graduation photo and michael jackson photo making it look like they're client is all good and giving statements about that could have been me and a young black man and nothing to do with anything. rachel: what would you two do? you sew what's happened to the young marine and both capable of handling a situation like this. would you use your manly god given protective instincts to do this? will: i heard pete say i don't know. it's the only right answer. i hope that i would. no one ever knows how they'll react to a situation like this till you're in the situation. tough walk humbly in the critique of someone in the wake of the situations and pete and i will go in depth off the wall at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. pete: how did it accelerate to physical and why did it? my instinct would be to deescalate. as long as he's not imminent threat. will: i've lived here and had my kids on the train and i'll tell you that, you know, all of us who have lived in the city understand that volatile potentially violent situation. you don't do anything till

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michael jackson. a talented guy but one who is clearly deeply sick and needed a lot of help that the city did not provide for him. i thought eric adams was also very good last night in his interview. i think this is a moment for alvin bragg to kind of change the narrative about what's going on. he's only been getting criticism for how are these people getting out all the time? we know it's just 347 people that are carrying out all of the shoplifting and things like that. but i do take the subway every day, twice a day coming in and out of work. i've taken the subway for 39 -- 38 years, you know, my whole life here in new york city. i have been, i guess, fortunate that i've never seen anyone get attacked. but i certainly have seen men expose themselves. that happens quite regularly. i have seen, well, what greg was talking about we shift to the other car, right, or as you're moving, you see people who say don't go in that one. right? that's how people protect each other these days or with their phones. and to connect it back to yesterday's conversation, we thought video would save us from all of this. but when everyone is just sitting

new york city mayor eric adams is among a group of mayors from los angeles, houston, and denver who wat a meeting with the president. denver mayor michaeld already. our resources are stretched. and we need the support, the immediate support of the federal government. >> reporter: migrants nationwide are being housed at hotels, schools, community center, even police stations in chicago. that's where alderman byron sigcho-lopez is trying to find new spaces for migrants like th with families that had been at a police station last night. >> we're acting quickly because the situation is inhumane. >> reporter: after landing in chicago from texas, they were only told to call 311, the city's help line, but they say they didn't get any help. they spent the night at the airport. you were at a airport, the church, a hospital, another shelter, a hospital, and now you're here. six places. in how much time? two weeks. alderman sigcho-lopez told us at last count there were at least 600 migrants, mostly from venezuela at chicago's police stations and airports. that church we showed you relocated eight families from this police station behind me. we wer

adams or bragg? >> they need the narrative. that's what fires everybody up. and that's why you are only seeing photos of neely from 15 years ago, 12 years ago dressed as michael jackson. the one thing they are missing in this is the police. normally they want the police to be the ones who are going to be the village -- villains in a case like this. the police showed up late, and there is no indication of that and that's why there are the protest and they want to fight with the police. that's why there are the staged protests. there is no way a bunch of protesters jumped on to a live subway platform and on to the tracks without knowing the train isotom contrived as well. they need the narrative and they didn't get the police into it and they are trying to drag them in. throughout history new york city had the iconic cases. you had bernie getz and brian watkins, a kid also killed in the subway and similar circumstances. he was trying to protect his mother, and that lead to the big era of broken window policing. why does it happen every few years? it is when we drawback from policing, keeping our public areas safe and you create a vacuum and innocents step in an

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michael jackson impersonator who frequently danced in times square. records show he had been arrested more than 40 times on the subway. mayor adams urging patience as the da investigates. >> i was a former transit police officer. i responded to many jobs where you had a passenger assisting someone. so we cannot just blatantly say what a passenger should or should not do in a situation like that. we should allow the investigation to take its course. >> reporter: now, authorities say in addition to his dozens of prior arrest, neely also had a documented history of mental health related issues. coalition for the homeless calls this a complete travesty and says this is another failure of providing critical mental health services to the homeless population. george? >> okay, whit. thank you very much. we'll get the latest on donald trump's assault and defamation trial. attorneys for the former president say they will not put on a defense in the civil case. aaron katersky is there at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: former president trump is a continent away from his trial golfing in ireland. but the jury is going to he

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