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sifting and digging through the massive piles of rubble is slow and painstaking, but rest he worked tirelessly to work around the clock and twelve hours shifts in hopes finding even one person alive, I think every moment critical. This is why in our work and twelve hour shift state fire. Jimmy Petronels, stressing crews are using high tech tools, standing debris for signs of life, tyrant conditions made even tougher. My mother nature Every time it rains great challenges, lightning, creates challenges. Shifting in the rubble change bags challenges if the rubble shifts. We stop, because you can't take a chance of the road shifting and harming semis life below

people waiting and waiting and waiting for news that exclusion we have them coping with use that they might not have their loved ones come out alive and still hope against hope that they will their burning that some of their loved ones will come out. As as body parts I mean, this is the kind of information tat is just excruciating forever may well in April. There's two months ago, the President, the Champlain Tower South Condominium Association sent a letter to residents warning there building was in desperate need of repairs. The letter which were viewed by the Wall Street Journal urged, accidents to pay the fifteen million dollars in assessments needed to fix structural problems in the building. The candle board President wrote that the concrete damage to the building would quote: multiply exponent

over the years and indeed the observable and such as in the garage has gotten significantly worse over the years. Accordingly, and all the letter was meant to explain the residents why construction projects on the forty year old bill, were worthy ahead of a meeting discuss the proposed special assessment of fifteen million dollars, which was to be paid collectively by the residents Duennas now from surf side, Florida, NBC News, corresponded, Antonia Hilton only a good morning. It's good to see you can get into some of those questions about the warnings that we're there from residence a couple of months ago, but what's the latest from round there in terms of search and rescue, couldn't winning the situation here is quite grim as we reach the sixth day. One more bodies, Covered as of yesterday evening, bringing the total to eleven, but the number of unaccounted for is still a hundred and fifty people which has been really overwhelming for

community here just to face that number at a pace that the recovery is moving right now, as I've been speaking to hear p2p we're here in the community into volunteers who have been on site at the rubble. What I've heard is that they are privately fighting that they're starting to lose hope that miracles are going to happen for them I met a woman who lives about a block away from where I am right now close to the North tower the twin towers, to the one that collapse the other day, and she told me his friends with a woman who lived in the tower, and she just at this point has no hope that her friend is going to be found alive at this stage these things have gotten really tense here and family. where's loved ones of people who were living in that, our has at times yelled at officials in private meetings with them. They ve been demanding ability answers about how this could possibly happen, and they have at times grown frustrated at the pace of this recovery. But it's really can people to understand just how dangerous this rubble site is the shifting debris, the fires, the smoke

the rain and wind that these rescuers have had to work through so there is tension here between the pace, Hey closeness of the work that they have to go through to be careful in the hope of finding people who may be and the reality of the emotional experience that the community and that these family members are having they want answers and they want closure as fast as possible, but these workers have to work extremely carefully through unbelievable conditions. now and it is just creating an excruciating environment here on day. Six of this sort It is, as you say, they brought in elite teams from around the world from Israel from Mexico to join the search and rescue effort. Antonia, I was interested to see that some of the families of the victims were brought to the site up close to see the rubble and to see exactly with their own eyes. What happened? What's the idea? behind that and what is that experience been like for those families?

That's right so officials organised buses to bring family members right up to the side of the rubble, and the idea was give them the chance to see how this rescue operation is actually working to see the first, responders on the rubble and experience and and kind get solace from from watching all about unfold. I spoke to one witness whose- this all in motion and she was a bit conflicted about what this experience was actually like he described was seeing people just completely breakdown unable to function as they took in what this site feels and smells like one volunteer has been working, at the rubble site everyday. Describe it to me as the gates of hell. Just you know those those words have really stuck with me and so it while the aid I think, was to give families a chance to see how these rescuers are working. How complicated this has been. Actually families witness one of the responders falling down twenty five feet. You know, so I think they did taken the gravity of the situation there

was also described to me as an extremely traumatic event. That has also led something. He's too feels that they need to begin the grieving process, as they do lose hope that any of their family members could have survived under this heavy, concrete and sheetrock over there, Six days MRS Antonia held not seeing their serve side. Florida, forests, Antonia thanks so much Mika. Let's bring Congresswoman Debbie, Waterman, shoulda Florida, who was insarov sighed over the weekend with her constituents, monitoring the search and arrest. Skew efforts. Thank you very much for coming on and joining us today to talk about this. What did you and, as you have been observing, what's happening and what's going on in your community. Maybe the enormity of this tragedy is, is really almost impossible to describe. This was discovered nightmares literally having building that you live in style, storytelling come crashing down around you

in the middle of the night while everyone was sleeping? This is a tight knit communities serve sign and the surrounding area. These appeal You know They know each other. There's not many degrees of separation between your family can Jameson and friends. I can tell you. I have therefore families and friends who had people in the building. Devastating and then bringing them said the site. The other day, as Rapporteur was talking about, was so incredibly important because you got there is Doubt starts to create then, when it's taking as long as and helping I understand the enormity of the of the tragedy and bringing them in passing into it and then the alarm of is a lot of do if people orthodox tooth and and I know that you accept me too, I ate a deceased persons. ensure that you stay with the body when there is one.

Still burial is as part of our faith tradition, and so that was important to one part of your office of courses, constituent services and I'm wondering what your hearing especial in terms of the safety of the neighbouring buildings, how the community this feeling. Given that there's much mystery as to how this happened: information about warning signs inspections, alarming cracks. Being rest under the pool and in certain areas under the building, our people asking questions about their buildings and what kind of coordination is there to take a look at. Strengthened sanctity of the buildings around this collapse, condo they are I know that was my four among my first thoughts on Thursday. After I heard about this site that lets you know and down the coastline all the way through Florida. And then,

happens in wine into the rest of the coastline. Our economy, buildings that you're just like this one of similar, the mayor of my immediate county than yellow Cava ordered an audit review of all buildings. Five stores I've stories in up these forty years old people are concerned, but we very much it is as a whole of government. Approached me much first, things first, which is to make sure that every inch of that problem I'll is gone over with a fine tee we have the best team of search and rescue experts in the world class, in some Israel and Mexico. teams are on standby, ennobled rotating in so making sure that if there is any possibility, It was viper thats, first taking care of their families, as is also critical. and then getting to the bottom of this. What I was very pleased that we have a chance to talk to our national institutes of standards and technology. The federal agent

That goes in and does a forensic examination Billy Technical the combination of how this happened. They find facts not false and we are looking at opening up a national construction team investigation. I'll. Do that meets him to me, if they do that, they do it to make sure that, at the federal level, we know what policies might need to aims and how we might need to change ordinances across countries to make sure that something like this that never happens again when it comes to building standards, Congress on Labour law summon shorts. Yes, thank you very much for joining us in giving us that update Morgan, politics now, President Biden Hips, throw today to promote the bipartisan infrastructure package, he'll be in the cross Wisconsin too, to tap the economic benefits of the plan, stressing three nine hundred and seventy three billion dollar package would include the law.

just investment in transportation in nearly a century and would create millions of jobs Biden has an up written in Yahoo NEWS entitled. Americans can be proud of the infrastructure deal. It reads in part this. Neither demo its nor Republicans, got everything they wanted in this agreement, but that's what it means to compromise and reach consensus, the very heart of democracy. When negotiate in good faith and come together to get big things done. We begin to break the ice that too often has kept us froze in place and prevented us from solving the real problems Americans face. There is plenty of work ahead to finish the job. There will be disagreements to resolve and more compromise to be forged, but this is a deal the american people can be proud of Willie, but that legislative

to get. There is still very shaky how speaker Nancy Pelosi said she will not consider the bipartisan infrastructure plan until the Senate approves second larger package. Despite president binding back over the weekend that the two bills would not be linked. to that end. Senate minority leader Mitch, Mcconnell released a statement yesterday, insisting the two pieces of legislation be separated. He wrote in part unless your shoe Moran Speaker, Pelosi, walk back their threats, then, president, and walked back of his veto threat would be a hollow gesture. Mcconnell, adding the president cannot let congressional Democrat Hold a bipartisan bill hostage over a separate and partisan process, appreciate president saying that he is willing to deal with infrastructure separately, but he doesn't control the Congress and the speaker and those majority later the Senate will determine their order

and so what I did this morning to call on the president to push the majority later and the speaker to deal with these issues supper why so Joe in many ways, President Biden has done this whole by saying initially, I'm not going to sign the by partisan it. Unless I get the other democratic package, then walking back and say I didn't mean it suggest I would veto it, but let's be clear my nor leader, Mcconnell was never going to be on board with any of it. This just gonna gives him cover. Why he's not break bid? Is I often say MITS, Mcdonald's, the republican majority leader and what he just said. There is what the Republican hawk is saying, and even a lot of those members that want to be part of this by partisan bill it it It really does seem strange what the Democrats have been doing here. I understand the progressed wing of the Democratic Party. His has been law

I'm sorry for the past. Four five months is losing about Joe men. Joe mentioned Joe Mansion and sometimes cares said Cinema at the same time, if you, if you want to have the viper and build pass. You can say yes we're going to use you to get to the sixty vote threshold this time, but only also can roll you with this very fifty vote threshold. At the same time, it's just not going to work we say things on their show like friend, its are one, is never going to pass in its current form and been saying that for minds right. He said there is mass with immigration very early on in people freaked out when we bad, and then you know this. it's just seasonal. This is just seasonal and then they found a guy. I it I'm a couple more mines to figure out tat. We actually had a problem at the border.

They didn't want to admit was probable. Let me be perfectly clear: is Richard Nixon might this is not going to pass and its link. It's not going to bass. So Either the democratic leaders can keep their inside thoughts inside their heads and the way to deal with the progressive in the Kok has to say: hey, let's let the by partisan legislation passed first and then figure out how to get mentioned. The fiftieth later does chose not going to vote for that package, as is There is no package right now until they negotiated we get like six trillion dollar price tag out there, that's not gonna bats. Ever ever, we'll never s. Ok, I'm! I am sorry to have to be this blunt this morning,

I'm getting tired of saying things and three months later people figuring out, I mean it's not going to ass a gay iris, Bernie and other programmes is pushing for six trillion. Can we don't push for that? Then you don't meet. People element I understand why they're doing that, but God these conflicting signals between a president, a spy girl and a majority later it's got stop you want a by port. some piece of legislation that will help the present throughout the Democratic Party and will help the country s works and Republicans two sorts bipartisan or night. So what should they be doing? Stop talking past each other

pass the bipartisan piece of legislation and then, instead of holding press conferences, and they need to be linked, because I can't be linked there's no way, there's no deal so stop saying it stop saying in front of microphones and go to the bowels of the capital and get your democratic carcasses together and talk through it there and get your devotes their stop, giving Republicans high ground, which is exactly what you're doing right now. So, let's bring in Pulitzer Prize Winning columnist, necessity, editing. Abortion was done. we have here is a mess and basic political. You made a great point when I do mean Robinson and CO founder of either. I have a question, but let me get everyone in here: CO, founder of punch, ball, news and MSNBC contributor and upon us and director of domestic work, These studies at Stanford University Research, fellow at the

our institution lawn he China's with us and job before you go to the gas, does it matter if there are linked, because I dont understand this argument. I agree with you when, if they both get past in some ways and that the goal, but what's the whole thing with linking them. Is there Ike up like some sort of reason? They need to be well there's a publicly that they need to be linked because you have a lot of progressive Zat, rightly feel like they. Ve been won over for the best for five months. What's the difference that they both go through? Well, because you can't bag Republicans who acts these ten Republicans or whoever they are actually are, I'm sure getting volumes of hate phone calls from their constituents from their base. Tellingham don't do when he deals with Democrats. They ve pulled them out to get to six and now their hearing. Ok, we'll great, so we're the news republicans. So we can turn

HU, a trillion tralee, one point: two trillion dollar price tag and we and say what the Republicans helped us we're that and then at this time use that as an excuse to roll those same Republicans soon, the raw those same Republicans. So you can then get a infrastructure plan, that's not the hard infrastructure that is more human infrastructure, which all Republicans one vote for in light now Joe Mansion. What vote fortnight now Kirsten Cinema? What vote for it so talking about having to have both of those bills, lane at the same time it's not then politically possible. Right now, Jean Robinson, forgive me my wife had to be kind, and so, she understood what I was talking about. I dont know if anybody does, but in there

the same sort of bizarre that the present the United States and the speaker of the house in the democratic majority leader are all talking past each other at a critical juncture like this. Well Joe? You know the EU be would have noticed that present by another weekend released a long statement clarifying what he had said right about them my judge them, that's one bill until he got together and the statement was smoothly. When the explanation is, is there much longer than what you really sad YE and our year beer you ve caught. You got a problem, and then you have outlined the problem: and it really a matter of sort of of Are you saying required for it out loud in you want this by deal to go through

there voices from the progressive way of the Democratic Party like Alexandria, cause your Cortez giving very positive signals to the White House and saying we want isn't buying to succeed. Which may be right interpreted as ok. You know weakened as long as we get, but human infrastructure built a wolf the down that road, maybe maybe they get. Maybe the senators passes the budget resolution in that in the near or medium term months. I work out there, figure and then the actual appropriation legislation count greater him far or something like that about. That seems much likelier scenario, but to get tat Are you now that things

to be more or less back on. The rails requires the night explicitly linking things which, in your mind, if you're the Democrats are indeed like you just don't have to say that. Yeah, you, don't you don't have to say it out loud. You can actually have caucus meetings and again, though, Lonnie lets me a clear Republicans, who think an editorial writers who think that there is great democratic conspiracy that they ve got. This all figured out and they're saying they quiet ports out loud rightly overestimate the Democratic Party right now they don't have fifty votes for the soft infrastructure plant. They don't have Joe match and on the plan, as is they don't have Kyrgyzstan Cinema on the plan, as is so even if they were to pass a delete, hard infrastructure bill with Europe

begins. They would still have months of negotiations to get mansion and cinema and others they get to get them back. the with Bernie Sanders analysed, war and then in the house, a o c and other progressive again let me hundred white again have been extremely patient over the past four five months. Well look. I think you have said exactly what is to be said in this regard, because I've always thought there. only two things that really could hurt Joe Biden coming out of election coming into office, where the head esteem, one was Joe Biden himself, and we sort of saw that in the way that he handled the roll out of this and that second thing was the progressive wing of the Democratic Party which I have also seen play out in this whole conversations above those factors. I think really

Button to derail a process that fundamentally, I think for Joe Biden and Democrats- could have worked out in their favour because it wasn't gonna be the Republicans who stopped them on this by the way it was going to be there cracks themselves, who would hurt themselves in their inability to get this done, and I think you're seeing that I think you're seeing the elements of the progressive base that have really been in has been something that's been simmering and it's been out there for some time, but really what we are seeing now. Is you seeing that play out the challenges within the Democratic Party itself and it is coalition of people who think different things and who have very different views of the world is starting to see what somebody conflict I think come to the fore now and threaten a process, would have been, I think, very good for Joe Biden. It would have been very good for many Democrats and I do think it would have been good for some Republicans too, but right now it's hard to see our way through this thing and you're up there in Capitol Hill Everyday help us sort through this. We all saw on Thursday when Joe Biden led that buy parts

about side the West Wing, their yuck ended up he's Robin republican shoulders, rob Portman and everything else we got a deal. and then all of a sudden. He said one actually not going to sign that unless I get this other peace, that my democratic friends So, where does that leave us? Is he committed to these two bills being linked? And if so, how does he expect to get either through the reflection of the reality right as much as Joe Biden wants to have a deal here. He wants to work with. Republicans there are factions of the Democratic Party, as you all have been discussing about several minutes that also have on both here and it's just the acquaintance majorities are so slim, but how do you think if you take a step back? Yes, the progressives are pushing Biden, and were moved their leaders to find a way forward. On this softer human infrastructure package

Here is not on fire. You don't see. We have just had caught up worth Alexandria Cause report. As yesterday you don't see her saying you know she's about life is on fire and that they are not going to vote for anything. They are actually continue in this as a process. Editing, that's what's important for people to take a step back and say: okay, this this bipartisan deal is going for the liberals and the parameters are going to try to sir case as much as possible to say at the same time they want to do a dual track: courtesy that language change from linking to a dual track process, and if Democrats are able to do that, it will be much more successful yeah and William. I want to underline again what honest said: a sea, especially, not only wooden shoes on this show, but when people stick microphones interface, waiting for her to somehow declare war again this legislation of this process just doesn't do it. She shows pay since Bernie Sanders went out and again, I completely respect-

politician going out and do what he was elected to do stay kiss clang of our very progressive position. That again, I dont think will ever get past, but he needs estate clay where the entire debate will be framed around people who don't think like he and his constituents thing. But I do think that that again, the disconnect here has been the fact that the progressive have been patient over the past four five months. They have been quiet, they I've been saying they were blowing up the process in a way that and since my colleagues did when I first got in the Congress, and we wanted to basically eliminate every programme and eliminate you know every every cabinet agency, so they ve shown. patients- and I guess that's why I don't understand the disconnect between the actual leaders of the party. These aren't back pinchers. These are. Leaders of the party and again how speak

Nancy Policy and Georgie, leader, Chuck Schumacher. After now it there manning linkage between these two bills. Then there will be no bill past Maybe that's what they want, maybe just want to roll it all up into one reconciliation bill, but if they do that, if they kill this bill, they won't get Joe Manchin about. So that's why I just don't understand why they don't take yes for an answer give bind the wind give Congress aware give America As you say, in anti pollution trucks. Humor have been around long enough to know exactly where this is headed. If they insist on them being linked and Joe mansions said now, I'm not going along with that bill. Unless we can settle on this bipartisan package, but meekly is also said, but we ve got work on that the democratic package first, stuff in there that I dont, like yours, sincerely doesn't like so he's, not a lock for that. Even but the president. It has been managing Republicans for the most part after he came out and said. I get it

sign that bill than he had to put out the statement he spent the weekend. Calling behind the scenes, Mitt Romney said yesterday, the waters have been calmed, Rob Portman says I think, we're in a good place. Building, So he said this is a good deal. They want this bipartisan bill but, as Joe says, the linkage the other piece of legislation is the problem and by what really is curious. You you talked about the raw Rob Portman background, but by what I've ever stated, it is happy that just lineage older, you know that reminded me up. George W George Doggie, given that back rubbed Angela Merkel, lives that open up really sharp deportment like shoulders justice Where did tissue massage to determine chancellor? No, a queer, Pat on the shoulder like mission, a complex problem More than links are how case I had on

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this morning in Seattle. Get this really is a hundred and eighty seven degree in eighty years, the heat. I obviously actualize. It is hard. It is unbelievably haha. Willie about another new you you were off yesterday. Of course, that's when you do your orphanage work and we respect you greatly for that, so you didn't get a chance, they hear me tell a mere. What I got out of Yankees red Sox we get, and that was that, where we, the Red Sox, are doomed because Dj Lama, you his bats, getting hot and You need a guy here, because that guy's bad it was like two sixties, absolutely vital. I can, I just say, he's a nice guy to the kids and the stance. I mean, though, that there really good guys, but the Yankees I'm telling you total a mere who, of course, as you know, the glowed, or that the Yankees

because of what made you turning it around they're, going to trial, you guys get in appointing by twenty gangs, which would make this baseball sees an amazing for you, because and a man. Wada, story why the list the little engine that could in Nashville Tennessee lives off yesterday morning, yet another sweep by the red Sox of my New York Yankees were in fourth place. Now, seven asking we did it lets. Let's focus on the positive, so yeah about one last thing: game: one of the college World Series. Eighty two was the final score Play Mississippi State and is all Assisi College World Series the best the three serious Vanderbilt can win. The whole thing tonight particular Just to you just made me the fact that Jack lighter are STAR pitcher, one of our two star pictures actually now Kumar rocker. He pitched too last night, as he usually does the sophomore from New Jersey. He is expected to be a top five kicked in the draft with

Austin Red Sox sitting at number four in the draft is, in a couple of weeks, said: have eyes for Jack, lighter Jack letters to be excited about the potential of playing up at Fenway, so you could watch Jack, lighter and Vanderbilt win the college World Series and then seem in a red Sox, uniform in a few weeks from now, without the be exciting we're Gear Richards. On the mound last night who, a couple of weeks ago, we had our pm's, it's been rate was two thousand four hundred and eighty seven last night. It was for so it's it's- it's gone substantially. I thank you. actually using super glow for his graph surveillance, and things have gotten pretty shaky with some of our pitch funny way its aggressively when you take away the gorilla glue from inside the glove as in Spain? Has been rates are going out? Speaking

college sports it we're just taking advantage, but we certainly hope they win tonight and finish off. The sea double is on the vertical of letting players profit offer their name. Will image in likeness the sea devils division? One council recommended the massive shift in law. Standing policy that could see players earn millions of dollars through rats, signings personal appearances, endorsements and their social media platforms. Dnc w twenty four member Board of directors well review are expected to approve that recommendation tomorrow, one day before new laws take effect in eight states that will give COL opportunity. College athletes the opportunity to earn money off their fame, regardless of what the organs is that so Joe you put this. Either with the unanimous Supreme Court decision yesterday were justice, Evan. I wrote that blistering updating we're said hey and C d Herblay effectively it's time to change your model. Let take care. These, John Academic related money, now this is saying, is something that can come

for a long long time that star athletes plain college: if you're going use their name, if you're gonna use their face on a video game or even sell their jersey, you're gonna make money off of them there, should share in those profits. And you know my opinion on this has changed for the years when I was in college and after I get out of college. I always we know a scholarship for somebody to kick a ball. Somebody throw, but that's enough, they see their scholarship and education that sufficient, but as I've, got no old, and answer in instead of my peers. Suddenly there, like the age of my kids, I see these kids, who give so much these universities and my experiences University of Alabama- and you know that Jersey cells for the Vienna. God knows how much money there jerseys make for universities, and then they right there. Why? Guy, I think about pro, throw for Alabama. Who are you

on his way to the values leg snaps during a blow out of the gaiters and that's it and of his career and think how many times at happens throughout american lot of those Alabama guys it? You know I went to school that were these extraordinary players, you now you do stories. But hey did you hear, and so it says, bagging groceries at the Piggly Wigley my pleasure to be here that so, and so is it now so many sad stories that they need to be compensated. I think, more importantly than that, I would love for every kid. They get some what of insurance policy sums, as some sort of benefit, especially if their injured in the pursuit of making the hundreds of millions of dollars for these schools and by the way, Willie. I'm sorry you at the end I accidently said: go

switch. I've never said my life, but he's towards the anchor down payment cards. The little maid come on. You got role. Tie you get, go evolves, go get it. I have to say anchored down at the light. Is that now tat? We dropped the anchor for battle the egg down, and now we are ready to fight you at sea. I works. Does it come? Let's give a boy: that's good My god would show that, may that may eggs that may be part of your problem. Ok anchored, I've got the with it so button bright to your point, I alot of people share that opinion. By the way about you know, you got a scholarship, yet this opportunity to go to great university. What is cheap just the money, the tv contracts up into the billions of dollars for these league, like the ACC coaches, making five six, seven million dollars a year and the play his share in none of those profit. So this will

up, a very interesting dynamic, though, if you Nick Sabin, can go into a living room, the head coach, it Alabama and say: hey you come and you play running back or quarterback. The embers of Alabama you'll make lottery on your own. You know you're going to make money on social media going to be on tv or going to become a star and that's going to be worth a lot of money. So these big programs will be able to put in his right of their pitch, but this goes back along I'm Chris Weber, who is the star of stars and that famous fab five Michigan team used to talk about walking past book, store, Ann Arbor and seeing his jersey for sale for fifty dollars, and he could we afford a meal at Mcdonald's and he said there's something wrong with this model. So it looks like, though this wall is coming down, Joe, even just in the last week, between the Supreme Court and this guy from the unsuitable as well. and by the way you you're talking to. Let's make savings in the living room also makes savings, can say and hey listen. Let me

guarantee a mob guarantee that if something happens to your boy, if its yellow is it breaks his leg, he can't play anymore. Not only are we going to take care of him? Not only is he going to have insurance to take care that the systems gonna take care, em and in any way that he has any stability that he has moving forward, but we are also going to make sure that he gets to stay at Alabama until he gets here that diploma Gabby that's really I mean, let's start with first things. First, let's make sure their health taken care of, let's make sure There there, their insurance, they get insurance and, let's make sure they get their diploma. Whether they're playing in University of Alabama football team,

whether they're playing on the women's volleyball team, whether its track but whatever it is. It makes so much money at so many these schools and by the way, if some of the schools don't make as much money. That's ok, you know why Alabama makes a lot of money. You ass Taxes makes a lot of money. We can figure out a way to take care of college athletes yeah? I got one more thing: Nigger Anchor down. Thank you RO anchor down ok, I gotta contain rules right off the top coming up. New research on the two most prominent covert vaccines sheds new light on the need for possible booster shots plus facebook pizza, tac and forty eight states says a federal judge dismisses too and I trust complaint against the company, but the it is not over, yet also Donald Trump card

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every morning from me he's brown start your day with MSNBC Daily MSNBC dot, com. Former president tromp lashed out yesterday, Senate minority later Mitch back on laughter news reports about Mcconnell repeated requests to then attorney general billboard public. They say there was no vote or fraud in the presidential election Trump side of Mcconnell quote he never fight for the White House and Blue and for the country to bad. I backed em in Qatar. He would have been primarily and lost based on press reports. He convinced, as Buddy Bill BAR to get the election corrupt election done over with and sealed for Biden, is up in candid interviews with Jonathan Carl for his new book betrayal bar reveal tenure. from the beginning that claims of voter fraud in the presidential

election were quote bs. Why didn't CBS and bomber. Any reaction permits Mcconnell on this, I don't think you're drew bats uprising in terms of how a detour is the relationship between Trump as deteriorate, with much Mcconnell he's very focused on infrastructure. In the future he rarely invokes the former presidents name. He almost it appears it's too eel is no trump is in the rear view mirror and is not that you draw the Republican Party, despite all signs the contrary. Ok, joining us now award winning journalist at the Atlantic. Adam sir we're he's out today with the new book. The cruelty is the point, the past the present and the future and few of trumps. America and, oh, my God,

sure what moral tight title says: yeah! Well, what a horrible entitle, whether the portuguese government, at out of joint xo out your stead, help understand this cause. It's something that I figured out a is forest. Policy goes the, but though the lines from throughout that sixty seven but the whole cruelty is the point out of this site, Romney was the republican nominee before Donald Trump John Mccain, for for years before that, at what point did that public and parties say We want a guy that that that eviscerate, not only all constitutional norms

is a sizeable norms. A guy undermines the very values that the claim to take great pride in teaching or children so I think it is that evolution is actually kind of important, because when you look at Mitt Romney in two thousand twelve he's running around saying he's severe, the conservative he wants to force immigrants to self support, he's, making birth or jokes and Miss about how not everyone knows where he was born and he's getting putting Donald Trump up on the stage to get as endorsed I'm in the truth is that the conservative base wanted someone like Donald Trump Afford Donald Trump showed up and he knew TAT and he provided them with the cruelty that I'm focused dominant in the book. Most people of cruelty is an individual problem, and it's true I mean everybody is capable of cruelty. It's part of human nature, but what I'm trying to convey is this phenomenon of cruelty is a part of politics

specifically the way that it is used to demonize certain groups. Then you can justify denying people their basic rights under the constitution and exclude them from the political process and that's exactly how Donald Trump started his campaign. It was the most important theme of all of his speeches and in a continues now with his incense insistence that the Republicans somehow betrayed the Republican Party by not, you know helping Donald Trump violently overthrow democracy by preventing the, Congress from certifying the two thousand twenty election adamant, but he also wants to ask questions here, but I just I have to ask one: follow up because I'm so glad you brought up Mitt Romney Mitt Romney quote Self Support comment. I think he made that are in an early Iowa debate and maybe even in two thousand eleven early, two thousand twelve everybody freaked out the Republican Party

freaked out when mid only get like twenty eight percent of these hispanic vote in all of the post mortem, since two thousand thirteen they're going, if only Mitt, Romney he didn't say self, the port that one time in January he would have gotten bushes. Forty, for prisoners. That was the argument, so we went from that and in one presidential election to the next, where you had a president calling Hispanics breeders you at present, who who caged hispanic children who took great pride in that cruelty, and in that point cage the children, the cruelty, was the point. So we get from two thousand twelve or a guy talks about. Supporting one time ended debate. The entire republican Party melt, down and says what a fool. How could he have said that to four years later, my God

chains or off. How did it happen so quickly? But I think that if you look at the record, it was a conscience conscious decision on the part of trumps advisers to raise this salience of racial issue. Is it too trumps advantage. I mean look back at stake ban and hit. It was reading a piece cod. missing white voters assume believing that in two thousand the white but was lower than it should have been so they made a conscious decision to enjoy age and white identity politics, and what I'm focus on in the book is to say our system incentivize as this, because this structure, of our system, allows one party to hold power without winning a majority of the votes, so becomes more urgent to pursue aid that one group that there on the verge of destruction and anything they do to prevent that destruction is justified. So that's how you end up with disenfranchises rival Did you see his banning people on the basis of religion, child separation laws attacking

Trans children or you know, justifying the circular homicide against protesters. This is a kind of politics of cruelty is incentivize by a system that enhances the power of one. Particular part of the electorate at the Republican Party relies on to win votes and if they had to reach beyond that base, they would become more moderate party on the issue of democracy. Conservatism is never going away, but this question of whether or not the Leaders that we choose will be will reflect. The will of the people is an existential issue for the country and its one at the republic in is putting into. you're right now with all these election laws that are justified, bidest politics of cruelty and exclusion, lobbied centres where this and has a question for you yeah. I'm wondering how much of this says speaks to the future of the Republican Party and how much of this is about Trump specific we verses? In your view,

where the Republican Party in the conservative movement is headed more more broadly. Can the two in fact be separated? I mean I would make the argument that can and should be, but what sort of your finding a year at research. Today about that, I think that, as long as the sick M incentivize us try? I'm style politics we're going to get from style, politics and part of the reason for that is that trumped? Did Meanwhile, in two dozen twenty, notwithstanding all this up about border fraud, he did a little better with black voter, as he did much better with latina voter He did in two thousand, sixteen. So from the republican perspective, his brand of politics is not necessarily harmful enough for them to abandon it, because it can still facilitate their hold on power in and I'm trying to. It is because I wanted to personalize it people make decisions within the systems and in which they exist, and our political system right now is telling a republican party that this is a rational, coarse and until we alter

incentives. You know we're going to keep going down this path trump. What he largely did was reflects the conservative movements desires back to them. He was watching thought NEWS every day, and then he was validating the fears that Fox NEWS provoked and the conservative base by repeating them back to them, and so he doing he went farther than Republicans believed they were able to go and get away with it, and that they know they can get away with it, they're going to keep going until they suffer politically for animals. Dream. Robinson: congratulations on the books. I welcome much re personalized were just a second because drum, I would argue, wherewith The bottom is survey, unique figure, a unique personality with east the implicit every hour. The story: girl universal name, recognition to begin

an image that that's where we're with the political line. He eventually developed a wouldn't it be, is it became difficult to replace I'm trying to imagine another figure even round Santa Somebody like that, has all of those elements that will buy into making from the sort of avatar that man guard of this ship, the Republican Party and that you were gonna. Try can could you see anybody else taking up the banner, I don't know that he any as you point out, he is a unique figure in terms of his personal idiosyncrasies, but in terms of the dead, the eye in terms of his reflection of what he is, he is a reflection of the republican base. That's why he's so popular and that's why the Republican Party has to continue on its force of terms

in politics, because he is a reflection of what they want and I think that he cannot set a large question is: will the There's that turned out for tromp turn out in the number is that they turned out for him in future actions? And I don't think we know the answer to that question and if the answer is no, you might see, the Republican Party shift in a different direction. But again it goes back to I'm talking about until they pay a political price for this kind of politics, or until it's no longer viable as a means to power. They are going to continue down a path that thereon well and in that, the may continue make another few years, because if you just look historically how mid term elections should break this next year. It's it's going to break. Obviously, the Republicans way. Just again, you look at report cement, you look.

Three. It would be extraordinary. The Republicans don't pick up six, seven, eight, nine, ten twenty seeds and take control House again and when they do that, they feel justified course setting themselves up for complete failure and twenty twenty four. But Get to that when we get no book is the cruelty? Is the point of past present and future of trumps America So I thank you and gear. We actually do like the title now cover research using their opposition Anna polymer and line. He can thank you as well as you answer. had. We are entering days sub search and rescue efforts after the condo collapse in South Florida, we're gonna tell a well known architect in the surf side area about the structural integrity of buildings. So on Miami Beach