Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined Mika Brzezinski on MSNBC's Morning Joe to discuss the recent Congressional delegation to the Indo-Pacific ...
Our preeminence will be more – even more clear to the world, and we thank Joe Biden for his leadership. Speaker Pelosi. Well, we have – we have our differences in our party, and God bless us all for the exuberances we all bring to the table. But we cannot – we have to show our unity to the American people, which we did last week on the CHIPS bill. So again, it's a – it's a slim Majority. We hope to increase it. When it comes to reducing their health care costs or creating better-paying jobs – again, and having clean, safe places for our children, and saving the planet for the future. It has an – it has an integrity to it. And then, today, we'll go to the White House for – signing the CHIPS and Science bill, which will make America more independent and more self-reliant in terms of supply chain and the rest. And that will help – bringing down the cost of things is also helpful in fighting inflation. But I – we didn't go there to talk about China. We went there to talk about Taiwan. We went there in a bigger picture. And then, third, in terms of governance, really important to talk about what I said: whether it's COVID, whether it's climate change, whether it's human rights as they have reacted to why this happened to it – in Burma. Will this be a component of the Dems' messaging leading up to the midterms? And we, again, just on some other issues, talked to them all and thanked them for their strong positions they took against Russia for the invasion of Ukraine. We thanked those on the ASEAN and southern Asian countries – South Asian countries of Singapore and Malaysia for the actions they took against Burma, for what Burma has done executing advocates for democracy in Burma. So we had – our purpose, always, when we go on a trip is about security, economics and the economy, and governance.
MSNBC host Jason Johnson claimed that Michael Brown and Breanna Taylor's deaths were worse than the FBI raid against former President Donald Trump on ...
Brown was shot and killed by Officer Darren Wilson on August 2014 after attempting to grab the officer’s gun and charging him. "So a lot of what I’ve seen also from the right online is even sort of congressional Republican websites have said, ‘Hey, if this can happen to Donald Trump, this can happen to you. Many segments targeted Trump’s as well as congressional Republicans’ criticism of the raid as an overreach of federal power against a political opponent.
The problem is not that Republicans flip-flopped, it's that they only pretended to care about document retention in the first place.
Circling back to our earlier coverage, Republicans, with varying degrees of hysterics, made Hillary Clinton out to be a literal criminal who put the United States at risk. After all, given the GOP’s recent history of passionate feelings on the subject, it stands to reason that Trump may have crossed an intolerable line. Several Republicans who once railed against Mrs. Clinton’s document retention practices did not respond Thursday to questions about Mr. Trump’s actions.