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us. local democratic party officials dismissed trumps visit. it's a stop. yes, it's 100 percent done. he is a bottom self is about causing divisiveness. hey truth. he's a liar and he continues to push racist. anti immigrant rhetoric and building the border wall. we're major themes of trumps, single term, and office. trump managed to build about 725 kilometers of new or refurbished border barrier using money diverted from the military. he also promised that mexico would pay for the wall. it didn't. prison and joe biden halted border wall construction. shortly after he took office. abbot announced last week he would divert $250000000.00 of texas taxpayer money to contain you building the wall, the people of texas. they've been pleading for us to be able to step up and help restore safety and security in their lives. in fact, legal experts say abbott has no legal authority to build border barriers. before trump and texas officials visited the wall. a very different group of people were boarding a bus at the nearby church of our lady of guadalupe. they are migrants who are legally permitt

his words, although the number of factions is still rising, also to come as a former us democrats, the party presidential candidate court during the sound is released. we speak this hour. one of his most prominent support is pink floyd, co founder roger waters and also to come at the questions are raised as a new to predict how long patients long term care actually have left and live will be the issue with guess, play to the progress ah, the good evening just go 9 o'clock here. moscow you watching artie international of course, johnson has been slammed. radcliffe is saying england is ready to lift most co restrictions. the prime minister claims his vaccination policy has brought down hospitalizations and death. however, m p 's has still criticized the decision as cases a still rising given to this government as repeatedly got things rolling, prove it from the timing of law. don't switch a load the 1080 to spray the lack of order controls which allow the delta v d and into the key confidence can the public car. but the latest round of measures abandoning all restrictions is not another rick w

it, the dome e democrat party and marxist wing of the democrat party, it happened, now they blame the republicans for not voting for spending because some of that money could have been used,s the issue is the cops is not whether or not there was enough money, they slashed the budget. in new york day took over a billion away from the cops, not as if republicans don't vote at federal level they won't have enough money, they took the budgets they already had for the cops they slashed them. you see the consequences of thee american marxist movement. blm pushed it, aoc pushed it. the democrat party embraced it. they have blood on their hands, they blame someone else, we need to confront it. and use proper words and start unraveling this piece by piece, that is the point of the book. this book is not just a book about me, nothing about me in the book. this is theory in here to break it down, this is, hey, folks, let me tell you what is going on, deeper than surface level, we walk away from this. and our country, our children and grandchildren. this is a call for action. this say cause for alarm. and i don't know how else to do it other than radio, tv and this book, we'll be ri

the democrat party has been the party of slavery, the party of segregation in the party of jim crowe, the democrat party has usedorities and particularly black people from it. exception inception, and many horrific ways. joe biden during his career, one of the leading demagogues and propaganda when it comes to race. he praises robert byrd, who is robert? some of you young folks may not recall. he was elected first minority leader and then majority leader of the senate by the democrats. robert was from west virginia, west virginia broke away from virginia during our around the civil war because most of the west virginians cash west virginia supporting the union. robert was a grand kriebel found a movement within west virginia for the client. he was a klansman nonetheless the democrat party consulted to make him their leader. republicans don't do this and joe biden was one of his biggest supporters and he took a liking to joe biden. in fact, joe biden said during his memorial service when byrd died in louisville, kentucky, he recalled he acted as a mentor went biden joined the senate stood by him through times of

we are seeing republican parties use it in three state conventions last year because they cannot do in person voting because of covid. we saw democratic parties use it. it is something that i think is giving voters more power. i don't think a person who only wants to vote for one person say they cannot have a backup. what i do want to emphasize is new york's delaying reporting there results was -- if you want quick results, rank choice voting can provide that. host: does moving to a rank choice voting system change the way politicians have to campaign? guest: it does, a good politician. they do not have to change it, and they are less likely to win. the fact that you have given voters more that they can do on their ballot, so now my first choice matters, my second, i backup with their choice might matter, as well. if i am a candidate trying to win and connect, like eric adams likely would have been ranked on more than 62% of ballots in the big field. he earned that, and he earned that by talking to more people and going outside of his brooklyn borough and going to queens, and hatton, and maybe he did not get a first respect he could g

channel, which is already 3 quarters of the total for 2020 rub until ra clearly english democrats party. tell us he was concerned about the consequences. the move will have for the u. k. the factors we went to got no control. well, people coming in realistically, we don't know anything about their backgrounds. we don't know whether the criminals or what, what they are or terrorists, even. we are not, we're not properly exercising any control and that's a great failing on the part of the state. there are enormous stumps of people who come as a result of it over the years. and of course, one of the consequences that is the, all our facility is what it re, medical, the roads, even the question of housing. you know, they're all plugged up and we need we as a result of immigration, we basically need to build something the order of 10000000 houses in southern england. and so the government now telling us, and that means of course that, that, that's basically not a to new, greater london that have to be built. and that is definitely going to be damaging to what we like to think in the lives which is a

the chairman of the english democrats party told us the home secretary and migration police are doing their jobs. there are difficult reforms, but the bill has a comprehensive meshes, look at the entire system from an end to end of what she thing well doing, which is make out that they're doing something. they're all ready the power to do something about if she wanted to do it. but she doesn't want to. she wants to distract people's attention from the fact that she's not going to do anything about it. part of that is having this new bill amusingly, almost immediately the crown prosecution service has said that they would be prosecuting these. so i mean that, that sort of rather revealed that actually wasn't, it was actually a serious attempt to tackle of them to actually look at the people that are coming, then they're not women and children. they're not the people who sort of weaken fleeing from things they fit young men, mostly in any case, they're coming from fraud. so that that immediately puts pay to any idea there. refugees, because refugees as opposed to seek asylum in the 1st

democratic party. the jury in this criminal trial will be able to tell us if rodgers and corpulent are guilty of conspiringhe democratic party headquarters. but that jury will not be able to tell us why they wanted to do it. and that jury will not be able to tell us how many other trump supporters want to kill us. how many trump supporters want to kill the people working at twitter. how many trump supporters want to kill the people working at democratic party headquarters. how many trump supporters want to kill for donald trump. we don't know. we just know, according to their own words, on january 6th and the evidence in this california case, that the number of trump supporters who want to kill for donald trump is not zero. joining us now, joyce vance. former u.s. attorney. professor at the university of alabama school of law. she's an msnbc legal contributor. joyce, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i have to say, reading these legal filings today, was like reading about what the filings would have been, it feels like, is to timothy mcvay they have been caught in advance. timothy >> i think that

i think the democratic party legislators just need to grow up. the democratic party telling usequences. elections in texas have consequences too and texans have elected a republican majority in texas. so what you do if you don't cry and run to washington. you work with your colleagues and work through difficult issues. frankly republicans in texas have been approaching democrats and have accepted some other proposals. so all of them, it's actually a big political stunt in political theater. >> mike: ken paxton saying "this immature behavior by house democrats is not only childish. it's a disgrace to democracy. no surprise republican leaders in texas are not amused. >> i'm not clear on what can be learned by running to washington, d.c.. what i do understand is that if you're unhappy with what is occurring, you should make the steps or take the steps necessary to control the chamber so your priorities can take place. our organization, project 21, you can go to our website. you'll see the reports that we've done on voting rights that show that black americans are the likeliest vic

if they lead us to the leaderships, republican or democratic party, we'll go wherever the facts lead us. so without trying to narrow our focus, i'd say that what we will do will be as broad an opportunity for us to get in all the facts and circumstances around january 6th. no one on this committee, of the eight people so far has said well, we shouldn't do x, y, or z. everybody is committed to finding out the causes and circumstances around january 6th, and to make sure that it never, ever happens again. and the notion that somehow what people have been seeing on their televisions for the last six months is something that didn't occur or it was tantamount to a tour of the capitol is just patently untrue and part of the misinformation that if you repeat it long enough, somehow people will begin to believe it even though they see otherwise with their own eyes. >> mr. chairman, appreciate your time today. i hope you'll come back and revisit out us as we go through the process. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> up next, a big meeting today to discuss a giant covid question. do you need a t

use race so what is d it? what is the democratic party trying to do? have permanent control and turn red states into blue states if you nationalize the election process and the democratic party does it care about the country? know. why do i say that? it attacks the independence of the judiciary. it collects one - - it likes the electoral college when it wins but destroys it when it loses. the only explanation of open borders is twofold to import democrats. two thirds of the people coming over the southern border vote democrat and less cuba than they could vote republicanen. mark: and that shows the outrageous idea - - ideals of their humanity. biden doesn't even look at what's going on at the border to see if his policies are working. he pretends they are not. look at the energy system attack. what is that about? does that make sense clean air and clean water that cleanest of any industrialized the city on - - society is not about polar bears that restructuring so that bureaucracy and the democratic party are in control. if this is not an american form

board says it's time for the president to stand up to his party's left before this era of all-out leftism among democrats, their party politicians usedshow proud anti-communist colors. today it takes more courage for biden to do the right thing than it did for jfk. he must tell his party's radicals, people who still ro -- liberty demands no less, john kennedy, republican senator from louisiana, good to see you today. i want to get your top line thoughts on what is playing out and how the white house fits in. >> what's happening in cuba is a contradiction for me. it is both beautiful but it also disgusts me to my core. it is beautiful because what we're seeing is people's innate thirst for freedom. our desire for freedom is deeply seeded. it is almost part of the human condition. and the cuban people want their freedom. when castro took over he promised them freedom. instead he gave them socialism, which we now know, of course, is just trickle down poverty. that part is beautiful and i think we ought to do everything we can to support the good people of cuba. what i find disgusting is the fact that all president biden has done is issu

us, harris. ilhan omar knows exactly what she is doing. there is a pattern here. she is emboldened by democratic party leadership and their inaction in reining in her. she should be expelled from congress. look at the pattern. she said it is all about the benjamin, baby, israel hypnotized. the world. saying her jewish colleagues are not partners in justice. she compared america and israel to hamas and the taliban. okay. the real question comes down to when is her party, the democratic party and her constituents, going to say enough is enough? >> harris: leslie, every time i talk with someone from the left they say well, you know, we're a big tent. she can say what she wants. clearly she can't because somebody is talking with her and she keeps walking stuff back like she is about to back off a pier. >> i think that she is looking at perhaps court of public

there is a party that is trying to use electoral politics and the democratic process to make policy about the problems of the country faces. there is another party that is trying to and the use of electoral politics as an objective way of deciding who has power and how questions get resolved in our country. the two parties are engaged right now in fundamentally different politics. one is around solving problems, and the other is an conjugation of an in micro, seat right? on earth one, there is serious stuff going on right now. a presidential assassination in a nearby troubled country that we are inextricably entwined with. ending a 20-year war, trying to save our allies there while we're on our way out the door. innovating new approaches to rapidly evolving covid challenge. and evading new approaches to long-standing intractable, deadly, only in america problems like mass gun violence. on earth one it's like dude, oh look, rudy giuliani just lost his license to practice law and d.c. too. as well as new york. because he is the president's personal lawyer and he's been doing lots of lying a

there is a party that is trying to use electoral politics and the democratic process to make policy about problems that the country faces. there is another party that is trying to end the use of electoral politics as an objective way of deciding who has power and how questions get resolved in our country. the two parties are engaged right now in fundamentally different projects. one of them is engaged in the political cogitation around solving problems. the other one is engaged in cogitation about ending democracy, right? on earth one, there's serious stuff going on right now. a presidential assassination in a nearby troubled country that we are inextricably intwined with, ending a 20 year war, ro trying to save our allies there while we're on the way out the door. innovating new approaches to a rapidly approaching covid challenge. innovating long-standing ppap intractable violence. on earth two it's like, look, dude, rudy giuliani just lost hisdu license to practice law i d.c., too, as well as new york because he's the former president's personal lawyer and he's been doing lots of lying

having me, yeah, it's -- it was absolutely disappointing and disheartening and for us, as an arizona democratic partyre in arizona to ensure that our communities are part of the decision-making process, it was undemocratic. frankly, these laws make it harder for arizonans to vote. we have seen it over the years. and now, this is going to impact not only arizonans, but everybody across the country in their access to the ballot box. but we have had -- we've had these type of restrictions in the past, and we've been able to organize. so despite these barriers, we are extremely committed to make sure that voters here in arizona know their rights and that they come out to the ballot box regardless of these barriers in front of them. >> this year alone 17 republican-led states have passed bills that make it harder for people to vote. what does this mean for the midterms, you talk about organizing, educating people, how? >> well, you know, we're going to do what we have been doing over the last ten years, even more than the last ten years. in arizona since the early 2000s we've seen restrictions to the ball