mark millie is one of them. crisis of our armed forces is in the fact that he is ordinary. >> 50 books on my reading list, looking inwardly and being honest with ourselves in areas we need to improve. i have read mousy tone, karl marx, lenin, that doesn't make me a communist. putting china and russia up there is not in conflict with the acknowledgment that climate change or infrastructure or education systems, national security has a broad angle to it. >> this is a group of leaders who are masters at media engagement and spending trillions in your taxpayer dollars, to get the appraisal useful media idiot after another his inclination is to claim anyone no matter how obvious it is they fail in many measure of success of their actual job. keep in mind these honda leader 7 won a war since february 20 eighth 1991. this story is as much about the failure of the united states military as an institution as it is about millie the man. if we don't fight against it, it is what we deserve. in this case a series of aging po

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speaking of its history, a poor behavior towards black service members. millie made a pain taking li, clear that c r t isn't taught in the military, but reminded conservative that west point is a college of the open minded and well read in what followed that statement was a passionate defense, a black history, and acknowledging atrocities that defense has been viewed over 6000000 times on twitter, one line in particular that conservative, raging melissa quote. and i want to understand white rage and i'm white. and i want to understand it. so what is it that costs thousands of people to assault this building and tried to overturn the constitution of the united states from america? what caused that? i want to find out. i want to leave the same party that swears up and down. patriotism is there, north star, and the love of the military is who they are. are now attacking the military and threatening that it should be be funded. my how the tables have turned in, start racing, any discussion. and republicans lose the value they espouse. well, with the exception of white supremacy that value

general milly wasn't even prime to discuss critical race theory or race much at all at that hearing. conservative kind of tried to box them in. and the 1st black defense secretary lloyd, often at the same time what republicans got in return was probably the most astute recognition of the importance of black history. how white supremacy caused the january 6th erection and the dangers that poses for the nation. what are your thoughts on the mili testimony that's now been seen over 6000000 times on twitter? i thought it was courageous, but i'll contextualize that by saying that the 1st black secretary, this man could not o pine in the same way. and the chairman could write, and so he was being an ally in that moment and leading in to something that the secretary of defense didn't have the capacity to say, i mean you had the capacity, but he didn't have the political, i guess climate to be worth right about and so i think it was an important conversation. you basically define critical race theory for the most part and said that it's a necessary component of how we teach american history

critical race theory's superstar praised general millie today. >> i was happy to hear him say that he wants to understand white rage, seeking to understand white supremacist organizations. it is important for them to root out white supremacists within their rank. laura: is this a position with white race going to do anything to promote unity in the military or help us to defeat our biggest threat down the road, china? >> absolutely not. this is appalling and humiliating and dangerous. crt exists for one thing. it is designed to convince american citizens that this great nation is irreconcilable he corrupt and not worth defending and that is a dangerous point of view, dangerous doctrine being forced down the throats of our military. anyone who doesn't see that is not paying attention, willfully ignorant or naÏve or they bought into it and i hope general millie and general austin and secretary austen have not bought into this. laura: i have to say when you see the dismissiveness and arrogance i thought it was extremely arrogant performance by general millie who served this country for f

msnbc host, this is so great, like the bobby boxers of 2021 with millie.nn is justifying his comments with another general. >> he is faced with extremism in the ranks, with an enemy based on weight rage. what he's doing is studying them, trying to get to know the enemy and he says this, what caused this white rage? how do you define it and eliminate it from military ranks? laura: white people are the only ones who get enraged these days. i can't believe i'm hearing these words coming out of former military, current military, now the enemy is us. >> that is the key point. a lot of people who cheered for the war on terror and the immediate aftermath of 9/11 came to understand immense power in the hands of the government in the name of fighting a war that is very more force against terrorism can lead to a lot of abuses and hard to end it once it begins, now we are talking about doing the same thing but this time directed inward at our own citizenry and there are very few things more dangerous as you say than empowering the government to wages the mystic war a

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and the statement said that now, obviously the former president appointed millie to that job.minute ago a veteran who has served our country for four decades. his patriotism and commitment to the constitution are without question. any attempts to denigrate him and politicize our military are wrong. i will always stand with and for him for the u.s. military. what do you make of that? >> well, i don't think it's any surprise that president trump, who hired and fired a lot of people, is going to have an issue with the general's comments based off what reportedly is coming out of the book. i will tell you, bret, and you covered the pentagon for a long time. i will tell you what's scarier to me is that we keep losing institutions in washington that used to not be political. that used to not be politicized. we keep losing these institutions. now it's the supreme court where we are trying -- that's trying to be passed. the intelligence agencies have been politicized for the past five years. and now we are seeing a politicization of the military with critical race theory and various t

general milly said no. i actually said it was china. so it is important for us to look at china. china is bank rolling everything russia is doing in syria. and then there's that argument, russia, if you, if you thought further into the bosom of china, you're going to be more dependent on china and your, you don't see anything. i don't think that's a reason to give putting a lifeline. i think the us should be very hard on coo and russia using sanctions and designations. and i think the north string to pipeline was a big mistake. it was leverage for the us. and we did that leverage we had of these talks just like we've seated leverage and vienna, j keep your way your own talks, but a present way. appreciate your joining us and our defense could get your thoughts from this. thank you very much. indeed. when the 1st crew to be sent to china's new space station is making final preparations for launching just a few hours. essentially 12 rockets going to take the $123.00 men including china is oldest astronaut to the age of $56.00 for 3 months

i thought general millie and secretary austin, both of whom i've known for decades, really did a good. i thought the question was just hyperbole from congressman gaetz and i thought the response was excellent. >> of course, the comment, thanks for your anecdotal opinion. you never know how many matt gaetz may have been referring to. general austin said the military does not teach critical race theory and is in fact focused on extremism behaviors, not ideology or political orientation. from your experience in the military, can you put into perspective what general austin means by that comment and what is the basis of what is being taught to service members? >> sure. and i can understand where general austin is coming from. it was back in somewhere between 1999 and 2001 where the army, the united states army had issues with extremism. we had a couple, an african-american couple that was murdered outside of fort bragg by a soldier who was a white supremacist. we had a couple other incidents like that. so the military took a hard look at extremism and white supremacy. and let's not forget

been issued to date, municipally, basically, we can see together with the catholic church of canada, millis, i would like to express my sympathy to people in canada that my, who are traumatized by the shocking, can't teach here why does the catholic church find it so difficult to their responsibility and distressing story? a very, very distressing store in this difficult question. a suggestive question is, why does the church find it so difficult to bear responsibility? i don't think that you can talk about the church in terms of responsibility because it's people who fail and especially in this case, i think it's a great just how this case is already. even though we have little facts is already instrumental life. those victims, already instrumentalist, to make points against the church, even though it was the canadian state to actually implemented those racial, those 2 races policy off taking children from the family not to christianize them to, to assimilate them to the white population. and so to ask an apology, well 1st you should ask an apology of the state who implemented those racist

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the fact is millie has made his choice and has chosen to indulge the radical women's of democrats. he will do everything they tell him as long as they keep the military-industrial complex flush with cash but is any of this what mothers and fathers in the suburbs thought they were getting when they voted for sweet old joe biden? think about all of this. if you work hard trying to raise a family, pay your taxes, you are a good citizen, you have every right to expect that where you live will be safe and clean, that your school will be functional, teach your kids and informed patriotism and prepare your children for the challenging world ahead. this should be the case no matter where you live, in a country like the united states of america, whether in the city or the country, rural america. think about it. in urban america the middle class is as and as it can, liberal leadership has driven it all into the gutter in the city. but the hard left are fine with urban america living this way. but i don't think the rest of the country wants to live that way. most republican ron states are blu

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my favorite part about millie's little tantrum was when he got offended that people were doubting him and questioning him and i am thinking, you know, you're answering questions from the representative of the american people who, in military terms, or ahead of you in the chain of command. it's you, the american people, their representatives and you, a government employee. and he is upset. i bet when a major gets up in front of him and screws up a briefing and millie sell milley says time matt, i'm offe. i'm sure he says we better back off because major is offended. holy cow. unmatched personal courage. and then he does this -- >> laura: andrew, final thoughts from you. his reading ibram kendi going to help our troops understand america, white rage, white supremacy and the ultimate job of being warriors better? >> now, of course not. what it's going to do is destroy our cohesion, or good order, or discipline and it's going to make this great nation more vulnerable. what are military leaders, uniformed leaders need to do is to get out of politics, they need to focus on building cohesive

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general mark milly responding forcefully. here it is. >> on the issue of critical race theory, et cetera, a lot of us have to get smarter on whatever the theory is. but i do think it important, actually, for those of us in uniform to be open minded and be widely read and the united states military academy is a university, and it is important that we train and we understand, and i want to understand white rage and i'm white and i want to understand it. so what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america? what caused that? i want to find that out. >> okay, so that was mark milley. joining me the co-author of "hunting the caliphate something . also with me is a national political correspondent from "politico." meredith mcgraw. what an interesting conversation. general, how important is it the top military brass like general milley is speaking out like this? >> first of all, good evening, don. it's extremely important. i've known general mark

millie as we look at these comments from mcconnell, does he have the support to stop this bill?er his own conference. he's very close with at least five of the ten republican negotiators who worked on this deal, and it's clear what he's trying to do here, drive a wedge between democratic leaders and joe biden. now, of course democrats are working behind the scenes to get republicans on board. they're dealing with a ton of different constituencies, not just republicans but also trying to work with the liberals, also trying to work with the centrist democrats. it's a very fragile and complicated process for democratic leaders. >> incredibly fragile and complicated and so much focus on the messaging, mixed messaging, mixed up messaging, i'm just curious, this morning, where do we stand on the actual bill? >> the bill feels like humpty dumpty, and everyone is scrambling to put it back together now. as of now, it appears that at least some of the five of the ten negotiators are back on board. the question now is whether liberals are going to be furious with biden's walk back, and his

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migrate region and burned to the ground. villages accused ministry of fire, get them before burning. milly, old $200.00 homes and capital as well, and choose the most locals had fled already after receiving a tip of soldiers. we're looking for a group of posing the military takeover in february. the 1st crew to be sent to china's new space station. dr. a short time ago. sions or 12 mission arrived after blasio from the quiet launch center nearly 7 hours earlier. the 3 astronauts on board will stay for 3 months on the floating laboratory. a little bit of magic is returning to paris is dizzy land reopens doctrine, 8 month closure. special performance by disney characters. welcome families and terrors to the place in september because the crate of ours and reopening plants had been cancelled twice and sent. but these give restrictions of frances allowed the self appointed, happy as plays on us to open its doors. once again, headlines, more news coming up here. now desert, right off to witness the fight for greenland. ah, me i i use my mouth the see when you get on the follow them continue, th

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millie suggests we are only educating ourselves and army as we look into critical race theory.d there i have read move that doesn't make me a communist. i need to understand the ideologies that are presented. some of them could be our enemy. the problem is it seems like what is going on with the military is less about education and more about as you pointed out indoctrination. i want you to take a look at this ad from the united states army. ♪ >> it begins in california. with a little girl raised by two moms. i also marched for equality. i like to think i have been defending freedom from an early age and after meeting with an army recruiter, i found it. a way to prove my inner strength and maybe shatter some stereotypes along the way. >> will: that's the united states army recruiting ad right there, senator. so when i look at that i worry what we're doing and i hope i'm wrong. you serve, you also serve in the united states senate. i hope i'm wrong but what i see there from a distance is what appears to be not education but indoctrination. >> yeah, that's what we have heard from

i'm met millie with amanda lang. we will bring you all the news right now on the back of the u.s.roll miss. it seems we are back to that phase where bad news is good news for stock it means less of the fed tapering relatively soon. amanda: on both sides of the board, and canada we are losing jobs. if you want to make the case that central banks need to be supportive, you have your case today. a disappointing job number. it is going to take longer to get back to full employment as some have thought. some will say based on this data, no. matt: it seems like it was a goldilocks number for the markets. it does not look like the recovery. it is just not going -- the recovery is destroyed. we are not gaining the jobs we lost. listen to some of the guest reactions to the payroll number. >> is this a positive report? >> it's a good report. >> a status quo report. >> signs of the supply-side strength to the labor market. >> it's about labor shortages. >> you can't just flip a switch. >> you can expect to snap your fingers and get a million people back in the labor market. >> it certainly g

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ladies and gentlemen, please welcome general mark a millie, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff >> mr. president, madam vice president, distinguished guests and fellow americans. and most important, goldstar families, those that are here and of those who could not make it here. it is an honor to join you all in remembrance and reflection on this 153rd observance of memorial day for the over one million americans who have given the last full measure of devotion in the service to their country. since our founding, more than 42 million americans have stepped forward to serve their country as soldiers, airmen, marines and coast guardsmen. their story is one of courage, selflessness and commitment. this memorial day, we honor their memory and the values they upheld so we could live in freedom, from bunker hill to gettysburg, to iwo jima, to mosul. their sacrifice as an example for all of us to never forget and to always honor. at the first official memorial day ceremony held here in 1868, children who had been orphaned by the civil war moved throughout the cemetery laying flowers on

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the victim has been identified as 20-year-old millie johnson. witnesses describe a barrage of gunfire. authorities found johnson on the sidewalk at the county courthouse. the shooting rattled nerves . a happened just a block away from last week's deadly vt a shooting. authorities say there is no connection. >>> hundreds of protesters marched outside the port of oakland this morning. their goal? to try to keep an israeli cargo ship from unloading by blocking traffic at port and slowing down the operations to protesters carry their signs waive palestinian flags and chanted. they say that is being driven by a movement to impose the economic boycott of israel after the 11 days israeli- palestinian conflict. >> we will no longer sit and watch as the israeli government massacres palestinians as a continues 73 years of colonization of dispossession and ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people. >> so far the longshoremen are honoring the picket line and are not unloading the ship. a spokesperson for the port says it supports free speech and we also re

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. >> and jon karl, general millie saying, what's wrong with understanding the country we're here to defend? >> reporter: to sensor the study of america's troubling history on race, saying it matter to the cohesion and discipline of the military. >> jon karl live in washington. jon, thank you. >>> next tonight here, a guilty plea and then an apology involving two separate cases, two suspects charged in the capitol riot. first, graden young, a member of the far right group the oath keepers, pleading guilty to conspiracy and obstruction and promising now to cooperate in the conspiracy case against 15 other oath keepers. prosecutors accuse members of that group of, quote, preparing themselves for battle before heading to the capitol on january 6th. video showing them in a formation going up the stairs. and in a separate case, a grandmother from indiana who traveled to washington with her hairdresser friend, she said, also pleading guilty today to illegally demonstrating at the capitol. anna morgan lloyd telling the judge, quote, i would just like to apologize to the court, the american people

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