one person in missouri with power to free him is governor mike parson, he's no stranger to pardon powerprosecutors stated their belief that mr. strickland was innocent, governor parson has issued three rounds of pardons, commuted sentences of two, pardoned 63. but kevin strickland never made the cut. when asked, said it's not a priority and shouldn't be able to quote jump in front of the line. that's missouri number one. missouri number two rewards this kind of behavior. mark and patricia mccloskey who got famous pointing guns at black lives matter protesters in front of their mansion. led to invite to speak at republican convention and to u.s. senate campaign for mark mccloskey. they pleaded guilty to harassment and fourth degree assault. far from showing remorse, mark mccloskey pledged to quote do it again faced with same circumstances. yesterday, missouri governor mike parson pardoned mark and patricia mccloskey, neither facing jail time. they jumped to front of the line but kevin strickland, jailed for 40 years for crime he and state says he didn't knit. crystal quaid democratic min

one person in missouri with power to free him is governor mike parson, he's no stranger to pardon powerutors stated their belief that mr. strickland was innocent, governor parson has issued three rounds of pardons, commuted sentences of two, pardoned 63. but kevin strickland never made the cut. when asked about mr. strickland's case back in june, governor parson said mr. strickland's case is not a priority and he shouldn't be able to, quote, jump in front of the line. shouldn't be able to jump in front of the line. that's missouri number one. missouri number two rewards this kind of behavior. mark and patricia mccloskey who got famous pointing guns at black lives matter protesters in front of their mansion. though actions led to an invite to speak at the republican national convention and then to a u.s. senate campaign for mark mccloskey. earlier this summer the couple pleaded guilty to multiple misdemeanor charges incluing harassment and fourth-degree assault. far from showing remorse, mark mccloskey pledged from the white house steps he would, quote, do it again, if faced with the sam

louis post dispatch" said missouri governor mike parson pardoned the calm that pointed guns at socialustice protesters as they marched past their home last year. mark and patricia mccloskey were seen holding an ar-15-style rifle and semiautomatic pistol as demonstrators walked by on the way to protest at the mayor's house nearby. the couple pleaded guilty in june to misdemeanor charges. they were supposed to pay a fine without facing jail time. >>> and "usa today" says flight attendants taped a passenger to his seat after he allegedly groped and punched crew members. the 22-year-old ohio man was restrained during a frontier airlines flight saturday from philadelphia to miami. he's accused of groping two female flight attendants and punching a male attendant. he was arrested by police in miami and charged with three counts of misdemeanor battery. frontier says it placed the flight attendants on paid leave pending an investigation. >>> well, still ahead, experiencing the ikea store at home. the popular furniture chain is offering a candle that smells like its signature dish. darrell's f

governor mike parsons said they, quote, had every right to protect their property.under fire for dropping felony cases at a rate that doubles, the highest average was in5% c 1red to 34% of felony cases this year. >> is symbolic battle, between the traditional establishment and liberal wing of the party. the republican primary in ohio's fifteenth congressional districts. a new york times book review getting a lot of attention for referring to usama bin laden as a family man. jillian: the american gold medalist who not only made history but made her country proud. carley shimkus with response the patriotic celebration. ♪♪ todd: mass shootings in chicago outpacing the last 5 years as new analysis shows 212 mass shootings in 6 years resulting in 126 deaths, 1032 injuries and just two convictions. raymond lopez, i didn't think the situation could be anymore infuriating but then i saw that number. can you explain how there have only been two convictions in that entire time? >> just when you think the news about chicago's approach to crime-fighting can't get worse we sink

they just received a pardon for missouri governor mike parson but not everyone is elevating the news.rdons we've been asking for, pardons that should actually happen in missouri and that was not one. i would not stand by and allow him or our government to hurt the very people doing the work they should be doing. >> st. louis attorney in missouri senate gop candidate mark mccloskey. thanks for being on the show. you heard corey blessed they, quote, she won't stand by while you get a pardon. are you worried by that threat was last june's event over now? >> she said my they will come. she may direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidate us she's mistaken. when she was standing outside my fence chanting into a megaphone you can't stop the revolution, she has the gall to stand up in the halls of congress and say anyone who supports insurrection shouldn't be allowed to walk the halls of congress, she's the only one i know who advocated the violent overthrow of this country. she's a complete hypocrite and she won't get us to back down. todd: what message did your pardons and? >> govern

missouri governor mike parson has pardoned the couple who became infamous for pointing guns at act vivists mansion. this likely won't be the last we see of them. mike mccloskey running in a crowded republican primary. john mccain's widow was there to hear her husband 's successor invoke his legacy. >> it's what inspires me serving in this senate seat. it's his example of bipartisanship that continues to demand more of us. >> new reporting this hour shows an inside the justice department effort to carry out former president trump's election gambit. jeffrey circulated a draft letter. new e-mails show the then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen just flat out refused to sign off on that request. appreciate your time today. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for being with me. how soon until a covid-19 vaccine gets full approval, not just emergency use authorization but full approval? we've been asking that question for weeks and today we have more of an idea. according to the "new york times" the fda is aiming to fully approve pfizer's covid-19 vaccine by ea

. >> shannon: missouri republican governor mike parson is pardoning a st. protesters who march past their home last summer. both pleaded guilty to misdemeanor pluralists feeling threatened by some of the things the demonstrators set ended and they said they were trespassing on a private street. now pardoned. night court to connecticut where a college professor is taking a student to the court and it all stems from the break. like many teachers, charlie mcavoy had to advocate teaching and testing, failed for mailing his final exam too late. after you explain to his the portman heads, but got a c- and moran claimed that it was biased. events are not only suing the student but the school as well claiming she has been defamed. attorney ethan bearman and criminal defense attorney brian claypool. the teacher sent out envelopes with the test that had a prepaid envelope to track and send it back and somehow the student didn't comply with that part of it. you know the rest of the story. exhibit a, this is a complaint. in the plaintiff's instructions for taking in na

missouri governor mike parson. he is no stranger to the pardon power. that mister strickland was innocent, governor parsons has issued three rounds of pardon. he has pardoned 66 people. he has commuted the sentences of two others. kevin strickland, however, never made the cut. when asked about mister strickland's case back in june, governor parsons and mr. strickland's case was not a priority, and that he shouldn't be able to quote, jump in front of the line. should be able to front and -- jump in front of the. line that's missouri number one. and missouri number to reward this kind of behavior. this is mark and patricia mccloskey, they became famous in june of last year by pointing guns at black lives matter protesters on the front of their st. louis mansion. they spoke at the republican campaign and then they commended -- they were guilty of second degree assault. mark mccloskey said from the courthouse steps that he would quote, do it again if faced with the same circumstances. here's the thing, yesterday, missouri governor mark parson pardon both ma

mike parson granted a pardon to a couple who pointed guns at racial justice protesters last year. mark and patricia mccloskey pled guilty to miss demeanor charges. the taliban xl of a did its gains, moving to capture a provisional capital for the rst time in years. insurgents gained control and desperate civilians tried to flee. an explosion in kabul targeted the acting defense minister. he was unhurt but at least six others were killed including four gunmen. a belarusian side was found hanged today in ukraine's capital. he led a group that helps people fling the authoritarian government in della reese. ukrainian police said they are investigating the death as a couple -- as a murder. a major wild fire is burning on the outskirts of athens, greece tonigh water dropping tanker planes and helicopters drowned the planes. huge clouds of smoke rose as the fire spread. the fire is feeding off the worst heat wave in decades. back in this country, in northern california, mandatory evacuations for thousands of residents near the raging dixie fire were ordered. the entire 2000 person town o

any screen ♪ ♪ xfinity is here to inspire your biggest dreams ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: missouri governor mike parsons in their high-profile gun waving case last summer, he followed through on that promise. that occurred afterow blm protesters broke through a private gate, marched to their neighborhood. congresswoman cori bush did not take the news of the pardon particularly well. oh, well, too bad. >> they stood there. they pointed their guns totally reckless to a group of nonviolent protesters walking down the street that had no clue that they live there, didn't care that they lived there, didn't know them, didn't want to know them. didn't want to know them. mark mccloskey is an absolute liar.id he hasas spat on my name. and because of that, his day will come. you will not be successful in all that you're trying to do. >> sean: mark mccloskey joins us now. i give credit to the governor for keeping his word. he said he would do it. congresswoman cori bush is saying that they were nonviolent. correct me if i'm wrong, they broke down the gate. didn't they make specific threats toy human to your wife, v

. ♪ ♪ >>> family, i want to introduce you to missouri governor mike parson.ettable and mediocre republican governor who originally lucked in to his job after the former guy quit amid sexual misconduct allegations. parson, a trump lackey and covid enabler currently has tremendous power to pardon whoever he wants. according to the kansas city star. he has been issuing pardons on a monthly bases to clear a backlog of cases that accumulated from previous administrations. now, let me introduce you to kevin strickland. a 62-year-old man who has spent the majority of his life, 40 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. his conviction was built on the testimony of the one witness who later recanted and the men who were involved in the murder said he was not involved and named an alternative suspect. the prosecutor declared publically that strickland was innocent and deserves to be exonerated. now, most of you at home think i'm about to tell you that governor par son pardoned kevin strickland. nope. why? parson told reporters that strickland's circumstances d

our governor, mike parson, sitting on $250 million that are not getting to tenants who need it acrosse. our city, kansas city, has closed down the rental assistance applications, eve though they are sitting on the second round of the emergency rental assistance money from the federal government. and at this point, a lot of tenants are facing eviction before they have ever had a chance to access that funding to stay in their home. amy: but why can't you get that freedom? how can they not be giving it out? >> i wish i had the answers for you, amy. we have been askg everyone that will talk to us, but unrtunely, when policy is made in this way, when the federal government is handing money down to states and localities, that money becomes political really quickly. we saw that money get held up at the state lel, at the county level, and at the city level as people played political games with other people's lives. , unfortunately, now it is too little, too late, for a lot of the tenants most at risk, most urgency at risk. they will be displaced or have already been displaced before they can

however, governor mike parson, republican, issued no pardon for an actual innocent man, kevin strickland say should be set free after they have taken 43 years of his life. now, meanwhile, the justice department is investigating alleged abuses by phoenix police, while a new york county wants to allow cops to sue protesters who, quote, seriously annoy them. joining me now to get into this, i could think of no one better, brittany peck nick cunningham, an msnbc contributor. brittany, so happy to have you on the hoe. you look so relaxed. happy to have you here. >> oh, thank you. thank you. i feel relaxed. but i feel angry, as well. i mean, this situation in your neck of the woods, missouri, i'm so utterly offended. let's just say, hypothetically, that a black couple was waving their firearms at a crowd of maga protesters who were simply walking past their house. how do you think governor parson would respond to that? >> we know exactly how governor parson would respond to that. those folks would be arrested, tried, convicted, and would still currently be in jail. this is par for the course f

missouri governor mike parson making good on this promise, pardoning mark and patricia mcloss ki afterroperty. joining me now is mark mclosski. congratulations on the pardon. why was this important for you? >> well, it's nice to finally have all this behind us. i mean, obviously for 13 months we've been battling the george soros based prosecutor in the city of st. louis. it's nice to get it resolved. it's good because yesterday i filed a petition to try to goat our guns back. that's going to be the next fight. you know, it's nice to be able to move forward now although obviously i'm getting a little flack from cori bush but we can deal with that. maria: yeah, you're right. i mean, she is the -- cori bush, the representative from missouri says there was outrage following the governor's announcement of pardoning you. she says it's absolutely unbelievable that mark and patricia were pardoned. here's what she says. listen to this. >> they stood there, they pointed their guns totally reckless to a group of nonviolent protesters, mark mclosski is an absolute liar, he has spat on my name and

this video waving guns at black lives matter protesters reacts after being pardoned by governor mike parson the very beginning to pardon us. we were at a big festival down in southwestern missouri, watermelon feast when the word came down and it was a great day for us. jillian: governor parson had the couple quote had every right to protect their property. preparations are underway for former president barack obama's scaled back 60th birthday party. the daily mail reports party rental trucks have been spotted going in and out of his march that's vineyard estate. security is also reportedly heightened and the island. no fly zone for drones has been issued over the property. the party initially set for 500 guests now a smaller affair for just friends and family. that's a look at your headlines, brian, send it back to you. brian: that's a lot of acreage. thanks so much, jillian. we see it across the country. parent standing up against the indoctrination of their kids in schools. >> i want to know, are you teaching crt to our teachers? and, if not, why -- >> even more so white children are bein

governor mike parson said they, quote, had every right to protect their property.the right to keep and bear arms. i was born with the right to speak up. i was born with the right to privacy from my government intrusion without just cause. i was born with that i could come here naked without any constitution and i know i could say what i want to say. i don't have to get the king's permission. we are a self-government. we are in charge. jillian: you can get the rest of that interview today at 4:00 p.m. on fox nation. ainsley? jillian: thanks, jillian. shocking images from our southern border show merely 1,000 migrants surrendering to border patrol as a new report reveals border officials picked up more unaccompanied minors than ever before, ever before. with a record 19,000 in july. the numbers only fueling calls for vice president harris to be fired as the border czar including next guest. former white house press secretary host of outnumbered kayleigh mcenany joins us now good morning. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: this is crazy. these are children come to our