lawmakers in minnesota trying to pass a law is an official mental illness and safe to say these peopleelp. >> i will never forgive anyone are voting for him. my heart is broken. [sobbing] >> i'm not sure if the issue is trump derangement syndrome or people filming themselves doing these -- crying, what is up with that? [laughter] >> i have some sympathy, i don't know how to help other than in the wake of the election there were all of these abrams on college campuses, places where people could go share their feelings and recover if trump were to win which he did but i think we need to get where we can listen to one another and not accuse and half of the country being crazy or mentally ill talking past each other and not seeing each other as human beings and working toward ideas that compromise and falling apart. >> they say jasmine crockett is the future of the democrat party machine sitting in the district plus 34 democrats so she's not the kind of person to make the case so she can be a unifier, especially saying things like that. >> when you know your party has a hard choice, become

also arriving at the white house in for a conference with the president was minnesota's senator eugene mccarthy. one of the issues that received top priority during these briefings had been the necessity for a tax increase. after much delay, the long-awaited bill was finally cleared by congress on june 21st as past it called for a 10% surcharge on corporate and individual income taxes and a 6 billion dollar reduction in federal expenditures. given america's needs the large spending cut was a difficult trade-off to make but the tax increase was an economic necessity. and on june 28th in the rose garden where he often has lunch and works the president without formal ceremony signed the measure into law. there was a different rose garden event in june that involved another type of increase patrick lindon nugent. the president's grandson had reached his first plateau the magic age of one. here later in the day. there was a party in the white house oval room for president johnson's vice president in charge of happiness. just all right, we take you out here. in june the first lady traveled t

the agenda at a meeting of the organization of islamic corporation in stumble around in foreign, minnesota, above a rock. she has said to run remains open to dialogue with us, but israel must stop. it's a textbook. and the u. s. military is reportedly booth a, b 2 still follows from that base to the pacific island of guam. the aircraft to equipped to carry bunk combusting bones capable of striking talk is up to 60 meters underground. that's it from me and run con and you can find more information on websites out. is there a dot com the it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home, that is significant in numbers that insignificant, ideologically, that is significant, even as a crime. that's very significant by dictating the government's the fact of policy that was shown up to tom. so the red flag on our to 0 this is a fluid pancreatic store in these uncertainty, and doubtless, there is a place for more fair you're witnessing on babylon loves narrative, trillion dollar monopolies with an order since the largest tech company lines that this tech authoritarianism in a single in

a leader of the sex on deluca shingle, mentioned donuts trump special invoice keys in kellogg in minnesota county. in the invite we live and i'm doing now bye for the virtual work up. he is the advisor to see atlanta see her new sky. that's the wife of santa hay, and he joins us from vilnius, brun x a very good to have you with us. you have seen said hi today, how is he doing a change so little? he looks like a different person, but he didn't change in sites because carlos coffee is of weight. uh he looks like after the torture chambers. but after talking to him, 5 to 1015 minutes, i realized that the same man who inspired the broth less than 2020 and you know what he said. he said that i forgot to speak because for 5 years i wasn't the solitary confinement. and they spoke only, we made joke, so you know, he's very positive. he said that some of these situation basically inspired him to continue to leave because she already made farewell for his life. he got to 19 years for the present i'm. he believed that he will never be free, and today the 3 union supply line, 78, was so inspiring for

there's increased concern of political violence after the assassination of the minnesota state representativeive jasmine crockett spoke about her fears while on the view this week. take a listen. >> do you feel. >> safe as an elected. official in. >> this political climate? >> no, not. >> at all. >> i mean, here's the deal. i do this. job and. >> and the fact that my. >> safety is a. >> part of doing this job. is really bad. >> in and. >> of itself. but while. >> we spend. >> millions upon millions just so that this guy can go on golf, or while they spent $45 million for his little. >> birthday parade. >> you know. like i'm just saying. >> can we reprioritize some of those dollars? >> how strong is it to hear those concerns? i want you both to quickly answer, michael, you first. >> you know, it's shocking. members of congress and really, all elected officials are incredibly vulnerable. most of them don't have a security detail. members of congress generally have 1 or 2 people, but that's not really enough in terms of the climate we're in. and it starts at the top. i think all these people tha

democratic minnesota representative melissa hortman and her husband, mark, were killed. democratic senator john hoffman and his wife yvette, were shot multiple times and underwent surgery. police charged 57 year old vance boelter with federal and state charges in connection to the shooting. he had a long list of intended targets, including some congressional leaders. >> we do need to increase security. we had a senate meeting, bipartisan senate meeting just last week to discuss additional security measures. >> i'm jenn sullivan, reporting. >> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield and we continue to follow breaking news out of the middle east, where israel and iran are exchanging a new round of strikes today as the conflict extends into its second week. overnight. israel says it killed two iranian commanders of an elite branch of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. the israeli military also saying that two iranian drones managed to penetrate israel's air defenses, which they rarely do. officials say one struck this northern to

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strelog from minnesota launched a wave of political terror in the states. the main forum of russia, what and how it decides at the khluarnye deals, what the main speakers of the forum talk about in the corridors, when they don't get into the camera lenses. tears for no reason, now it's a sign of a successful business. the most amazing profession of the new time, who and how makes business on streams of tears and monetizes sadness. the prophetess who draws the end of the world, she warned about the trick. predicted the coronavirus epidemic and named the date of the new apocalypse. a seventy-year-old artist from yokohama, who was nicknamed the japanese vanga in her homeland. who is she really, why do all her drawn prophecies come true and what scares her so much this day, july 5 , 2025. good evening, my name is vadim takminev, you are watching central television, the main television magazine about the events that are discussed and the people they talk about. this week, many began their morning with the news feed in telegram channels, what's going on in israel

to this, the atmosphere, the trend of impersonating law enforcement officers, as we saw with the minnesotaer last week, you get a new dangerous era of fear quote, for citizens to know who an armed federal agent really is and what authority he is operating under should be a part of even the most basic commitment to transparency. at a minimum, courts and politicians should pressure government agents to disclose their identities during the raids and detentions and to clarify where their authority begins and ends if they don't or can't. a more dystopian path beckons, and of suspicion of authority. joining me now to discuss this is barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. she's also an msnbc legal analyst, co-host of the sisters in law podcast, and the author of the book attack from within how disinformation is sabotaging america. barb, so good to have you. i get to take my glasses off and talk to a lawyer. listen, i just want i want to get into the weeds here about the notion of how might something like these officers showing up and essentially, like american

where we had very active severe weather friday night and into early this morning, north dakota, minnesota the flip side. look at the temperatures for the upper midwest. we're into the triple digits. for new york we could see the warmest temperatures we've had since 2012. we don't typically reach that 100 degree mark here in the northeast, but it looks like that's in the cards, not only for one day, but multiple days here. so this high pressure is not really going to be budging at all over the next little bit. so if you're hot today it's only going to get worse. with high pressure you get sinking air and so what's going to happen, we'll got a lot just trapped under this heat dome. so this stagnant air could result in some poor air quality so for some sensitive groups, that's another underlying concern. if you have any outdoor plans, maybe you work outside. that's a big plan, monday into dc, triple digits and we'll have potential heat indices up to 105. it's the warm and moist air all contributing to very, very sweltering heat. potentially record breaking over a century with how warm that i

eric in minnesota, line for democrats. good morning, eric. caller: good morning. think it is worth recalling what trump said after the iraq episode. he said multiple times over multiple years, we should have taken their oil when we got out. if you look at current strategies that might be making him go into iran, which has huge oil deposits, he may be thinking more about gain than about nuclear bombs. secondarily. it is worth noting that russia is conspicuously silent in this situation. russia has historically protected iran. now, they don't lift a finger. it is almost as if this trump/putin arrangement, trump and netanyahu arrangement was pre-determined and they are following a script. in any case, i just wanted to raise those points. thank you. host: that was eric in minnesota. mark in massachusetts, line 4, independent. good morning, mark. caller: good morning. i was trying to get through to the prior guest. just to piggy-back on some of the other callers about the whole iran conflict or whatever is that russia has a good relationship with iran and a lot of thes

minnesota is also pulling back kicking undocumented adults off minnesota care by the end of the pundits say it's not the governor's values that have changed, but cash flow. >> all 3 states are facing budget shortfalls and there's new pressure from washington, including a federal bill that would cut funding to states covering undocumented immigrants. the cutbacks have sparked outrage from immigrant rights groups. they say that it's a step backward for public health and for states that claim to be inclusive, more states could follow. because we know that enrollment rules are being reviewed and states such as colorado, washington and new york and chicago mills hayes. >> the department of homeland security has issued new guidance limiting members of congress from accessing ice facilities. the new policy blocks unannounced congressional visits and instead requires at least 72 hours. notice it also restricts physical or verbal contact with detainees without prior approval. democrats call the changes a lawful recent encounters at detention centers have resulted in skirmishes with lawmakers and

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. >> hours after a masked man went on a rampage targeting lawmakers in minnesota. memphis police arrested abston this week, he gave them permission to. >> search his car. >> they found gloves, rope, duct. >> tape and a taser. police say abston. >> who is licensed as. an armed security guard. stated he planned to confront. >> paul young. >> about crime. >> in the city of memphis. >> but in court. >> his family says he's remorseful. >> he wants. >> to talk to the mayor. >> hear his heart. >> and you'll understand. >> across the country, elected officials are seeing a. rising threat of political violence. >> i'm a little shaken, to be quite honest. >> police arrested a. >> man. after ohio congressman max miller. >> says he was targeted for being jewish while driving to work. >> thank god my. >> daughter was not in my vehicle. >> and in new. >> york, the nypd says it's investigating a bomb threat and racist messages directed. >> at mayoral. >> candidate zoran mamdani. some members of congress are calling for morections. >> for. >> public servants, and ordinary citizens

and now cnn's learning new details from a minnesota lawmaker who survived the attack by the suspected gunman who took the lives of both state representative melissa hortman and her husband. all of this happened in just a single week to u.s. what needs to be done? every single senator we've had on this week, every single representative we've had on this week, has said we have to do more. but what? >> it's so bad. and i've been doing this a long time. it feels. it feels like it's at a fever pitch. that all that happened in one week and i don't want to both sides, but both sides need to take responsibility for this. i think trump has convinced maga that violence and violent rhetoric are righteous. i think the insurrectionists on january 6th felt righteous in breaking into the capitol, calling for nancy pelosi and to hang mike pence and assault police officers. on the other hand, i think the left has decided that they're going to make their entire personality and platform resist riot, protest, sit in, take over campuses as if that's a substitute for policy. i think they've decided we're a

democratic minnesota state representative melissa hortman and her husband mark later killed.edly by that same gunman. the suspect vance boelter was arrested several days after those incidents following a statewide manhunt. he was allegedly found with a list of 45 elected officials, most of them democrats, in notebooks in his car. lawmakers across the political -- excuse me, across the aisle are condemning this political violence. speaker of the house, mike johnson, saying it, quote, has no place in our society. but in the meantime, all eyes are on heightened security. one illinois lawmaker even telling abc news he's speaking to his local police chief on the regular. guys. >> janai: terrifying things that are happening. olivia thank you for being here. >>> major new development in the headline making case. a colorado man indicted on a first degree murder charge in the death of his wife three years after prosecutors dropped charges against him. here is the latest there. good morning. >> reporter: the allegations are explosive. prosecutors say morphew was the only person in the

health ministry says at least 430 people have been chose since the conflict the gap around spawn in minnesota will be ready to resume you for your thoughts with the us if he is really attack stop. and that is fairly easy using the strikers to deliberately tv and then a goal. she ations the threats of asian change happening over yvonne and this latest conflict echo a dog legacy of western incidence. stretching back decades, the us britain and other funding partners. i've tried to manage it, runs internal politics, but that one who actually takes a look back at the total. let's take another country. talk of regime change by way of for an intervention has dominated the news agenda over the past week. but history offers cautionary tales. the us led invasion of iraq nato's intervention in libya. but also in the ron with the us and u. k. sponsored regime change ousting is prime minister decades ago. it began in the early 19 hundreds. the british began developing a runs oil industry in exchange for total control over exploration and sales, creating the anglo iranian oil company later known as britis

had a very low opinion of mister jones, the full prospect of mister johnson, but coming probably minnesota, i knew to be a moment which would lead to a potentially rupture between myself and the conservative party. so i believe mister johnson, as i said, to be a charlatan and the pathological liar. and i didn't want him as leader of my policy . so when he became leader of the policy in july 2019 and became prime minister the last of us who was very worried about the consequences that would flow from it. questions to the prime minister. the keels and parliament only increased as far as johnson in the book. the spectre of a new deal breaks it. a group of conservative m. p. 's broke ranks with their leader. one of them was dominant greve, who called for a 2nd referendum. he was immediately dismissed from the party along with 20 other revel. conservative em piece vis. haldeman. beside the stand aside and it is government, good practice, done or bring a bunch of confidence and finally face today, a reputation with advisors, motors, jones and gamble. after resting a last minute deal from the col

and these funds are on this part of minnesota assessed hahn is open to talks with the us, but not while under fire. and we dig into around says to be to give context to is threats of, of asian change by do stabilizing the leadership, the there's really no lights helping the exchange of strikes on day 9 of the is really wrong conflict. while diplomatic efforts continue to stop the fighting, any and media is a is really air strikes. it's a nuclear side in the city of east for han, overnighted, triggering the air defense system, local official, and say there were no radiation leaks at the facility. everyone's health ministry says at least 430 people have been killed since the conflict began. the . ringback central israel, the emergency service is released image is showing a fire on the roof of a multi story residential building. local media reports the blaze was caused by falling dead bery from an a rainy and most of that was intercepted. is there any ambulance obviously say no one was hurt when a drone fell in a residential building and by john in the north israel sizes intercepted around

she was wont celebrated for lifting millions out of poverty but badly that she's called upon minnesota shakes, athena is now living in excellent reputation. and really, in the 1st episode of a 2 point investigation, one on one east examines for joining from democratic hero to alter particularly the mother. and the monster got one on the challenges here with the down to the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm about to some with continued coverage of the is really wrong conflicts here. and i'll just here coming up in the next 60 minutes of the launch is more drones towards israel and a 9 of the cons.

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the immigration police, which the democratic candidate for vice president in the last elections, minnesotar tim walz , called the modern trump gestapo, well, that's how it works, it grabs people on the streets, in stores, on farms, on construction sites, because 30% of those who work in agriculture and construction are people whom the trump administration refers to as grabbing people without any court orders, they just grab them and take them to unknown destinations, well, if they are taken away, they are kept somewhere in prisons, for example , they are simply not allowed there in principle... members of congress from the democratic party, although according to the law , members of congress have the right to appear in any institutions of the federal government and supervise what is being done there, there was already a precedent when a senator from the state of california was twisted and detained with the use of very brute force, well, and such... she can be charged with a lot, i just think that to list all of them, it will just take a lot of time, listen, we are seriously talking about s

the rep said the wrong spot in minnesota slams is really a tax on the countries nuclear facilities and the subsequent international side. the time now if you're late is updates what's happening in the world here. dante international, thanks very much viewed company with russia's economic development and technological advances, all progressing steadily and not will not be open. those are the words, this countries precedent and also emphasize that the world is inevitably moving towards a new, a new pharaoh world, or to lock my page and make those comments of nations flagship economic form. in st . pete's book, it is whether or not seems new when you have some new form. despite the difficult external background rushes, gdp has increased by more than 4 percent annually over the last 2 years. growth rates that exceed the global average. if we talk about the structure of this growth, i will cite a special indicator of the so called non oil and gas gdp because it is clear to the influence of industries related to hydrocarbon production. we're talking about creating a national digital transpor

this is, of course, after the deadly attack on state lawmakers in minnesota. another hacking incident has targeted the insurance industry. this time it's aflac. if confirmed friday that its system was breached by cyber criminals happened last week, the aflac breach follows cyber break-ins earlier this month of philadelphia insurance companies and erie insurance source closes. sources close to the investigation say that it appears all three of these hacks were done by a group called scattered spider insurance company. cannot yet confirm how much customer information may have been stolen. however, social security numbers, health data that potentially at risk for tens of millions of customers. the palestinian activist who's been at the center of a long running deportation fight. he's now free. mahmoud khalil was released from an immigration detention center in louisiana on friday, more than three months after he was arrested on columbia university's campus. cnn's mark morales has the latest. mark. >> palestinian. activist mahmoud. >> khalil was released. >> from

eric in minnesota on the line for democrats. caller: good morning.is worth recalling what trump said after the iraq episode. he said multiple times over multiple years we should have taken their oil when we got out. if you look at current strategies that might be making him go into iran, which has huge oil deposit, he might be thinking more about gain then nuclear bombs. secondarily, russia is conspicuously silent in this situation. russia has historically protected iran. now they don't lift a finger? it's almost as if this trump-putin arrangement, the trump and netanyahu arrangement was predetermined and they are following the script. in any case, i wanted to raise those points. thank you. host: mark in massachusetts on the line for independents. good morning, mark. caller: good morning. trying to get through to the prior guest but this piggyback on some of the other callers about the whole iran conflict or whatever. russia has a good relationship with iran. a lot of these drones russia has been lobbing at ukraine have been supplied by iran. who is

. >> they're minnesota. >> yes, that's already that's already starting to happen.ion respond. >> to. >> that because duh. >> but because. >> they're also. >> saying the administration. >> is also saying it used to be there's a 413% increase in attacks on ice agents. they upped it this week to 500%. they've not said what that is, but there is this retroactive justification for saying our. >> policy is. >> that agents of the law are allowed to not identify themselves, show up wherever they want, because that's the only way they can they can do their job. and that has not been litigated in the republican party. that just happened. that is their position. >> dangerous situation. that's a dangerous situation. but you know it. like we said, there are a lot of people out here who are watching copycat issues, what happen in minnesota. and now you've got all this happening over there. and we first started seeing it, i guess, in this recent round of raids in martha's vineyard, remember? right. yeah. because they start because people were there was this. showing up and showin

democratic minnesota representative melissa hortman and her husband, mark, were killed. democratic senator john hoffman and his wife yvette, were shot multiple times and underwent surgery. police charged 57 year old vance boelter with federal and state charges in connection to the shooting. he had a long list of intended targets, including some congressional leaders. >> we do. >> need to increase security. we had a senate meeting, bipartisan senate meeting just last. week to discuss additional security measures. >> i'm jenn sullivan, reporting all right, jen, thank you. >> still to come, how the world heavyweight champion is helping to inspire ukrainians on the front lines. >> this is. >> cnn. >> the world's. >> news network. >> nearly always, my mother oh, no. is this the episode with the breakup? >> reba, we can't agree on. >> that house. y'all need realtor.com. with over 500,000 new listings every month, you could find the one today. >> this could. >> be it. better put a key ring on it. realtor.com. >> hey, dad. check this out. baby back ribs. where does it go? nobody

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the radiant floor in minnesota met, we've talked diplomats from the u. k. from gemini, of the european union, in an attempt to pull the spiraling conflict through the middle east, back from the bank. in the day the europeans met over lunch unified in that in mind for iran to abandon all new to enrichment on its soil deposition. that aligns with washington, but well that's a run has repeatedly rejected it onto the program is peaceful and has always been on the inside of carts and money. so you don't need to consider the promo see once again on one sec. edition is a stop and back this study is held accountable for the crimes coming in this regard, i made it to start 2 years that the it onto the defense capabilities are not negotiable to send the european sides to little sign of a breakthrough. we all came to consume ongoing discussion negotiations where they were all, we are all to continue that. so with the united states, this is a power of the smart and it is huge regional escalation, this called the roach to resolution looking on certain of the hours of ta

iowa had no regiments and yet they appropriated 10,001 regiment from minnesota, 25,000. nobody gave more than pennsylvania nearly a half million. they're going to make big. for all the talk of all the time and all the veterans groups at all, the governors in the south and states rights and glory and honor and the the monuments. only south carolina appropriated. any money for the veterans to go and the couple go about 3000 bucks there were newspapers and contributors and others to try to gather a whole bunch of money and in north carolina, there was a movie house, let's say let's let's have all the ticket sales go to buying these guys uniforms. we want them uniforms and, have them carry their battle flag. this is so contentious and almost made this anniversary not happen. but we do know that h.h. hodges did get a brand new uniform and wore it. the majority, from what i can tell, of the 8000 plus confederates who came were in uniform, the vast majority of the 55,000 plus those coming on their own volition, those who officially coming from the union were dressed in civilian

happened on sunday, less than 24 hours after a masked man went on a rampage targeting lawmakers in minnesota. when memphis police arrested abston this week, he gave them permission to search his car. they found gloves, rope, duct tape and a taser. police say abston, who is licensed as an armed security guard, stated he planned to confro paul young about crime in the city of memphis. but in court today, his family says he remorseful. he wants to talk to the mayor, hear his heart and you'll understand. across the country, elected officials are seeing a rising threat of political violence. i'm a little shaken, to be quite honest. police arrested a man after ohio congressman max miller says he was targeted for being jewish while driving to work. thank god my daughter was not in my vehicle. and in new york, the nypd says it's investigating a bomb threat and racist messages directed at mayoral candidate zoran mamdani. some members of congress are callingg for more protections fr public servants, and ordinary citizens should not have to fear for their lives simply for doing their jobs. aaron gilchr

i think the there were some messages from before minnesota run today, saying that we are happy to make some concessions regarding the percentages of, uh, how much you, radium we are going to produce and the levels and what kind of enrichment we have. but we're in no compromise in on the miss aisle system that we have. so we are in, in, in front of a scene of indirect negotiations between the us, which is the main negotiation, faulty negotiating politics and iran. while israel is saying that this has nothing to do with us, we will continue to target the iranian facilities with the aim to degrade them, but also in for all of the departments. so saying that if as a side, if you like, result would be a be the runner with money money. sorry to interrupt. quick pause because the turkish president, richard the type or the one is actually speaking from miss tumble at this. oh, i see. meaning that we've been cover him here, he is. let's just take a minor onto the funded people then to face on the data result each round within the framework. half defense are measures which are quite natural limi

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this whole atmosphere has allowed for little rural politic cool assassinations like we saw in minnesota. and there's just no accountability. one thing we've learned from all this, the law doesn't matter much if you don't have anybody who's going to enforce that. this guy breaks the law on the daily and nothing. no one does anything about it. the push back is a little too neil. this is basically the same playbook that happened in new salinas italy. so basically i'm just going through right? yeah, go ahead michael. jump in, michael is basically the same book that bite and thomas is that's your if that's your position, that's an idiot. position sanders would have to grow in this whole country. even fat, stronger than buying because he's an idiot. it might be a popular idiot, but he's still in india. yeah. but that's a whole as a whole or what? okay, we're gonna kind of debate bernie sanders on this. right. but so my, my point in michael all i want to say to you, which is really important, is that the, the, the population, the voters were denied that choice. that's what i think we would all

the governor of california should talk to the governor of minnesota. otherwise newsom streams of 2028 could end right here in 2025. let's bring in political commentator and walk away spokesperson natalie beisner along with cbn news chief political analyst david brody. thank you for coming on. natalie, great to have you, j.d. vance said this during his visit and i will get your comment. >> when gavin newsom encourages violence and rioting, when he encourages people to get in the face of our great border patrol officers, ethan dyck -- endangering the lives of federal enforcement. >> trace: j.d. vance came for one reason and gavin newsom was angling for 2028. going after the vice president. >> reporter: >> i think that's what he's been doing this entire time, tweeting about january sixth, tweeting at other governors, taking down their states instead of dealing with the obvious problems in california that were existing even before i.c.e. i'm glad the vice president came to our city. what a difference between kamala in him. by a large i think los angeles ha

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on fire ministry since 2023 bishop barron has served as bishop of the diocese of winona ryan in minnesotas a privilege to serve on this commission and as i do so i'm staying in the tradition of father hesburgh of notre dame was in 16 separate presidential commissions in the 20th century so it's an important role that a researcher can play in this lively public conversation especially around this issue of religious liberty which has been important for the us bishops for the past many decades . i started our committee for the past five years easo we take it seriously. my own conviction is got a very special battle today . there is a texture to the way religious being is attached in our society coming from iranian philosophy that joseph rosin or pope benedict the 16th called the dictatorship of relativism . i call it the self invention, the complete prioritization given to individual autonomy that we decide value, we decide meaning, we decide purpose and that philosophy which has become increasingly influential in our society rightly appreciate the classical religions as the chief component

after what happened in minnesota, he could have called governor walz and asked how everybody is in minnesota. instead, he mocked governor. >> walz and said, why would. >> i call him? this is a president who pardoned the. january 6th insurrectionists. who's allowing masked men to take mothers from their children and to tackle taco vendors in the middle. of the day. i think when people are seeing that kind of behavior or they're seeing their own government say things like senator padilla didn't identify himself when the video they shared. >> he clearly. >> identifies himself. people are losing faith in their government. they're losing faith in their leadership, and it's causing much more of this. unrest than is necessary. >> is it too late? i mean, when you go look online, what do you see? >> well, i think this is a problem with with the proliferation of online media that, you know, years ago, you wouldn't even know who your state senator was. but now you do because you follow them on twitter. you see their stream of conscious life. you see their thoughts firsthand, and you develop either a lo

and obviously less than a week ago we saw the horrific deadly violent targeting lawmakers in minnesota. we do not see subsiding. i want to zoom out what tactics are being used to discuss how these connect to larger trends that cut across ideology? first is the normalization and encouragement of violence. overall we know extremist speak to exploit whatever opportunities they see available. individuals in the fringe of various movements have long promoted violence as a means to achieve their goals and the white supremacist space for example we have seen of the concept of acceleration is him and which adherence hope to hasten the collapse of society was reinvigorating 2019 have a mass shooting in new zealand. acceleration is have continued to plot and encourage violent attacks including targeting marginalized communities elected officials and infrastructure. in terms of islamic extremism that terror plots in a tax increase in 2024 after several years of reduced activity. an vehicular attack and new orleans on new year's day this year that killed 14 people and wounded dozens more was how t