tammy. >> tammy: jeff, thank you. it is clearly crushing and literally unbelievable, but it's real and none of us will ever be the same. thank you for your report, sir. 19 innocent kids, two adults murdered on tuesday. this includes course a teacher named irma garcia who was killed trying to protect the children that she was charged with, those little students from the deranged gunman in her fourth grade class. prepare yourselves, everyone, her husband, joe, died from a heart attack. talk about a broken heart, literally. they leave behind four children. this is the reality of the individual impact of this kind of heinous monstrous event. now joining us with more on the ground in texas is fox news contributor sara carter. a lot to unpack here, sarah. you are right there. so much going on, information moving so quickly. we understand everyone is still going to be in shock and get some of the things we are learning is stunning. we've got to go there because we are all talking about why does this keep happening, we got to

. >> hey, it's tammie. >> ken told tammie he was deeply concerned for shirlene. >> i love her. it's not the same without her here. i miss her very much. >> but ken also said he was suspicious of tammie and her sister. >> the feeling i'm getting is like -- i'm feeling like you're going to plan on ganging up on me. and it sounds like you're going to maybe sue me for manslaughter or something, or murder. >> still, he spoke with tammie at length about the day. he said shirlene told him she took pills and seemed suicidal. >> she said she wanted to die? >> yeah. she did say something like, "it's not working. it's not working. " >> it's not working? >> yeah, like for her to die. she's saying, "it's not working. " >> and then, after a pause, he volunteered something that shocked them all. >> i guess -- i don't want to say it. but she did say, "choke me so i could die. " >> she said that? >> yeah. she said please choke me. >> oh, ken, didn't you think at that point you should call the ambulance? >> no, because i thought she was just being disillusional. i was really scared. >> but he th

tammy: nothing will change. these are women, joe, i think that they understand that their job is to protect the image that there is a functioning white house and that is what it seems like she has been doing. whoever is behind the podium that they can get to do it, that is going to be there job, so effectively they said that they also have a new show and which has not done well. do you think it's going to translate? do you think that democrats will watch this because she worked for joe biden you think that it's because she's famous? do you think that she will fail at this? what do you think her future will end up being? >> you know, i'm not sure, tammy, that there is much of a base for this brand overall for joe biden. when you are at 33% approval. when you are at these nixon kind of numbers, when it comes to the handling of the economy or inflation where the border, i do not see that as being something the transfers because there is not much of a base to begin with. and again, jen psaki was the spokesperson of

that, tammy, is your point. >> tammy: that's why we frighten them. >> david: diverse. >> tammy: spectrum of the nature of what we think the world. >> harris: emily? >> emily: fascinating point the legislation passed around this country is actually like what we saw coming out of states that was the reason why this draft was leaked, which is actually preventing, for example, long-term abortions and the like. we haven't seen legislation that represents allegedly that of the far left and the progressives because, to your point, then what auto would they have -- what would the fight be about? >> harris: so true. >> emily: the accomplishment has been completed what left is there for them to do but absolutely bombastic like they are right now. look at a treat for a moment from the a.p. which is who they blame in addition to our vice president, right? it's because g.o.p. led filibuster, to your point, harris, apparently, civics, civic history, whatever has zero bearing on this equation. the responses to the tweet were hysterical. they lost. >> harris: she had a beer in the kitchen within a dog.

but tammy made this point as well. she and i, between the two of us we represent half of the lgbt acronym here on the show right now. we hear this all the time, to meet we cannot fathom how you guys could possibly think a certain way or vote a certain way or support certain candidates. my response is, again respectfully, try harder then. talk to us we are right here. we can have that conversation. if you cannot wrap your brain at all around the possibility someone does not fit into a box that you want him to fit into, then maybe it's a lack of imagination or understanding on your part and you need to get out more. >> could i add a really quick addendum to that, it is the conservative ideal that benefits people of color, women and gay people. it is a dynamic that requires personal responsibility. personal independence. the freedom of the individual and the ability to shape our own lives as we see fit. you hear from the democrats, only the democrats this notion people are supposed to conform. you are supposed to be the s

tammy v hill tammy is associate professor of communication and the senior associate dean of the college of communication at boston university. dr. viejo's books include moms in chief the rhetoric of republican motherhood and the spouses of presidential nominees 1992 through 2016, melania and michelle first ladies in a new era and connecting with constituents identification building and blocking in the contemporary national convention addresses. tammy is also an inaugural lifetime member of flair. it's my pleasure at this moment to turn the program over to nancy keegan smith. nancy you're muted it's a pleasure to be here today and to welcome all of our people and i think we have a very interesting program lined up recent first ladies and their speeches have often tackled issues as leaders of society ladybird johnson said that while the job had no assign duties a podium is there she chooses to use it from the very rich holdings of the presidential libraries of the national archives and records administration on first ladies. we will hear four keyments of speeches by barbara bush hillary c

let's take this up with our guest jeremy now tammy bruce and tran 11 managing partner at the trento. tammy, him sort through it we don't know yet if the decision is final that was an initial opinion offered in the initial vote we heard about it does look at will probably likely go the way of getting rid of the rope v wade. progressives want us to think this is some handmaid's tale errant women are going to be enslaved. tells was really going to happen. >> look, scotus does not make laws we know. this is about whether or not that decision was proper based on the nature of what the constitution allows for it what left is doing now is, note everything to affect the 80s and '90s it's an insult for all this for my activism began on the left on abortion. on the nature of wanting to secure at least some asked us what you get a majority of americans agree on friday understand it's a contentious issue. my position has changed over time the 21st century of technology and we know babies can survive outside the womb produce never meant to be about at any point after birth, just before birth, all

>> i will tell you, tammy. let's be very clear. people are leaving these cds not because of covid, because the quality life. you've got homelessness, it got crime come eve got this going on. and the democratic cities. let me be clear, it started during the summer of 2020 with these riots and defunding the police and it has been ongoing for the last two years. it is tolerated in these cities. and with the progressive prosecutors, these democrats, they don't care. they're going to get their lunch in november, but up until this point, they don't care. they are doubling down. i want to take an action. i don't care, want to take an action. it is the moral. that woman was a victim and nobody took any action. >> larry come i think those are also in an understanding that if somebody stop that guy, the police maybe wouldn't have even arrested him. or if they did, he would be out in 5 minutes and be coming back to look for the people that called the police or stopped him. this is the other thing, it is this revolving door that if you stand u

i'm tammy bruce and for sean. and tonightsp more breaking news out of south texas where the director of the texas department of public safety is in . >> authorities made the wrongho decisiones m when waiting to breach the classroom door of robb elementary o as a gunman went on a deadly rampage. here with the latestt as fox's own jeff paul jeff tambe and the more we learn about this shooting, the harder to get to this community to digesto the minute by minute timeline. what led to 19 students and two teachers being killed o in one o the most glaring new pieces of information that we're receiving deals with the fact that investigators believe kids at the time of k the shooting inside the school were calling 911 one investigators say they were begging operators to send police in to helpp. and investigators say this happened multiple times throughout this entire ordeal. t all ofhi this happening accordig to investigators while thereap are 19 officers huddled upe in the hallway of the school.ha now more and 45 minutes

ask tammy? >> this is jen psaki's last week as his press secretary before she goes she is sticking up for biden for never talking to the press. >> it is mother's day and some moms out there just what to napa. others want chores done for them but one mom wants a covid vaccine for her kid. mother's day turning political, coming up. >> first police in several states on high alert as pro-choice protesters target catholic churches this mother's day weekend in hopes of a bullying supreme court justices after the opinion a draft of roe v wade was leaked. the group sent to burn a catholic display tweeting stuff for your rosaries in your weaponize to prayer, we will remain outraged after this weekend, so keep praying. will be burned during the eucharist to show our disgust for the abuse catholic churches have condoned for centuries. in wisconsin the violence is picking up at a pro-life organization someone tagged the building quote if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either. and even through what a

-hey, tammy. -tammy is a high school administrator at heritage high school, home of the hurricanes, where students gave her the name "tiktok" tammy for her dancing abilities. but she also raises money every year to make sure prom comes to life for every kid who wants to go, who has promised that, if she wins money, kick-ass prom next year.

say hello to tammy tate. hi, tammy, how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, thank you for having me. >> jimmy: no, thank you for doing this. so you're a volunteer textbook reviewer there in the state capital, right? >> that's correct, i am. >> jimmy: i have to be honest, i've read about this but none of it makes much sense. can you walk me through the process? what specifically are you looking for? >> okay. mostly the devil. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the devil? like satan, the devil? >> no, not satan specifically. just more like his handiwork. you know? like -- okay, for example, this math book. if you want to call it that. let's see. this problem. do you see this? >> jimmy: uh-huh, i do, which one? okay, chan drinks six more glasses of water than becky, becky drinks five glasses of water -- >> yeah, chan drinks six more glasses of water. how is that fair? white girls get thirsty too. is chan some kind of -- >> jimmy: i don't think race -- it's a math problem. >> i think it's a problem-problem. why does chan get six more glasses of

i'm tammy bruce in for sean. and tonight the most incompetent administration s in american history strikes again now a diretr baby formula shortage is causing panic, understandably among parents nationwide. of course, there is no mystery n behind this new crisis. way back in february, biden's own fda halted production at i one of the largest baby formula plants in the countrynn. a but today our very indignant president declared that there is justtst no way he could have seen this coming. >> watch this . watching >> a lot of parents are watching about baby formula. if you have a message to those parents, you as well. for threemu questions. i'll answer the baby formula question because all of a sudden it's on the front pageo of every newspaper and it's important as i responded to you taking sooner before parentsak got toen these cells and couldnt find formula. if we'd been better mind readers, i guess we could have.b butetter we moved as quickly asa problem became apparent to us and we have to move with caution as

tammy, why were you able to unseat an incumbent in your race? >> well the reason i agree with andrea on exactly what he said. the same thing, and any time they put income next to something they want to get rid of them. so i think they wanted some new blood to get rid of the stuff in our schools. >> todd: alex, is it clear candidates teaching kids wait for it but the subjects they will need later on in life to succeed are the ones that are winning? >> you know, it sounds real simple but that is exactly right. we need to get back to the basics and education in virtually every parent that we talked to said we need to focus on the fundamentals. that is what we ran on. we have strong messaging and the community responded to. >> todd: 55% of voters are in favor of banning talks about sexual orientation and gender identity before the fourth grade. this seems logical. this is stuff you should be learning in the home. was this the one issue that you would say, really put you over the top or were there more? i will begin with you, andrew, what are your th

tammy bruce, fox news contributor, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation is in "focus." this was no more on display for me than right after the shooting that first night, tuesday night, when what was all over social media that i was seeing was hopelessness, fear, and hate. i put out one scripture which i don't normally do about the little ones with jesus making it into heaven. and the response was my goodness, thank goodness something with hope and something positive. how sad is that? we need to either extinguish the dumpster fire or go deeper and replace it. >> it's a beautiful recognition of the nature of what's happened because what you described, this hopelessness, fear, chaos, was not just even in that moment. that was another result of everything -- every day in this country. it is political. it's the rhetoric we just heard. it's the reaction that everybody else is a horrible dire evil enemy that needs to be destroyed. the supreme court, right? the decision being leaked and then this talk about violent riots and that the only answer to things is violence and you ha

it is monica crowley along with tammy bruce. how great to see you. i'm excited. we were there in the beginning we really got the way of set up with the establishment. >> the title of your show. the sense there is something that is not in motion. we saw this with the tea party the silent majority in the stakeholders realize the people that we trusted knew what was going on maybe they were educated but none of that was true. here is joe biden making baby formula that is not enough. that he has turned the great country into unstable and relies on the kindness of strangers but sometimes they are not kind. 's we are in a lot of trouble. it is shocking to the american people because we watch this why is everything at the core of what we need for our daily lives and national security that are reliant on other countries who are then reliant on us because they don't have enough of a decent infrastructure. >> it is shocking and almost unbelievable. >> just how incompetent they are. it's so infuriating when you see people go about and the contrast with the trump administrat

tammy bruce, fox news contributor, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. she is in "focus." you were chomping at the bit. >> i felt out of focus after listening to that. my generation, myself personally working for decades to recognize the differences women experience in society, working to get laws changed and working to get recognition of the contribution we make to society, the issue of birth, reproduction, equal treatment in the workplace because of who we are. because we're different. there is a difference between men and women and to hear this. this is not -- i can tell you women who are democrats who are liberal and conservative, this is not what we've worked for for the last 40 years to have that young woman sit there speaking to congress, which in and of itself used to never happen, and to say sure, men can have children. i'm sorry, the fact of the matter is they cannot. now, we also recognize that people are different and with the swimming association, i like what they are doing. we can recognize transgender individuals, which is a dramatic dynamic to change your l

the phone rang and it was tammy duckworth. she was my colleague in the senate wand she was going to be my colleague in the united states senate. she was a member of the house of representatives and told meshe was going to have a baby i couldn't believe it . tammy and i have known one another since a few weeks after her fatal crash or i should say terrible crash out of a helicopter in iraq. i have known what she had gone through. surgeries and recovery and i was the one who encouraged her to run for office and i'm sure glad she did. she has become the voice of the military, the voice of veterans fand one of the most powerful voices in the step senate and when she told the story about those two little girls born through the process of in vitro fertilization i was fortunate enough as a grandfather to have two in vitro grandbabies. i love them to pieces and i'm grateful there was a science achievement available to help my daughter delivered those beautiful kids. the republican lawmaker in idaho said he's open to banning certain fo

joining me this morning's democratic senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin. she's the senate co-sponsor of the women's health protection act of 2022. she's also wisconsin's first women to serve in the united states senate. senator, good to see you again. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> let's ask, let me ask you about this. this conversation about the bill that you are co-sponsor of is not likely to prevail in the senate because of the filibuster, and that's something were to change. why do it, then? >> well, first of all, there is a change of circumstance since the last time the senate entertained the bill. given the leak of the draft opinion. but that said, i do believe that the american people need to know where their senator stands, where their senators stands on this issue. and they need to take that information and bring that to the pulse this fall. >> let's talk about the filibuster. there's all sorts of reasons, in the last year or so, to discuss overcoming the filibuster for important matters, even if people don't want to ov

megan and tammy, their sister shaula, and mom and dad all wonder who t.j. might have been had he made it off the battlefield. they remember him every single day, telling the tales of uncle t.j. to their kids, assuring his memory lives on. >> he was always very patriotic and very proud and just appreciate that my brother was someone who wanted to serve his country. even though he's not here, like, i'm proud of him. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. ♪ >>> a bay area landscaper is doing what he can to help those displaced by the war in ukraine. you might ask, how can a gardener make any kind of impact? kpix 5's kit doe with the story of the man who does good with his hands. >> reporter: here in san jose, 6,000 miles away from ukraine, this man can still feel the pain. he has been a landscaper for nearly 40 years. by now, the work is second nature. >> i work by hand here, but my mind is work. >> reporter: the images from the front lines in ukraine evoke anger, despair, and disgust. the one thing he refuses to feel is helpless. after a full day's work, this 6

tammy's own money went to the fake boss. leaving her account $800 in the red. >> at the time i was so excited about this job that i didn't listen to that voice inside my head. now the bank was emptying my bank account and i had nothing else to live on. julian: advice from tammy, always listen to that voice in your head. now she has ignored those warning signs, a boss she never met, a company that doesn't exist and she had to take -- make a deposit and send money. if you want to share your story with 7 on your side with anything from buying a home to paying off a loan, you can visit abc7news. kumasi: from a construction site survey to one that scans library bookshelves and then there is this other one that rolls around mosquitoes. companies are using robots to fill all types of jobs. employment declines by 230,000 people. >> i don't think things are back to pre-covid. i don't think they ever will. replacing the need for manpower with autonomous solutions is gaining real traction in the industry. kumasi: hocus-pocus. [laughter

tammy bruce and leo terrell, we'll tell you why right after break. stay with us. soon could be listed as the owner and stealing thousands of dollars of your hard. anybody who owns property for that long 10% there's no other crime that is so easy. don't make tell this your family your of mind stolen in one fell swoop. violence seems like matthew collins. nobody thinks that i can take their house. nobody thinks that . believe it or not, a single page document is all it takes to transfer proof of ownership out of your name. people think there's a whole huge process, but the truth is it's a one page document but it still must get through one final barrier. the county clerk when someone comes in with fraudulent, if it's notarized and all the paperwork building, we by statute have to not give it back to them and say we know this is fraudulent. that's against the law. it's a false sense of security. unreal. bottom line is if it happens and we can stop it from happening and it only takes one thing and there is nothing to watch you put your life in this house and all of a

i'm tammy bruce and for sean. and tonight, sserious new details about the timeliney' from tuesday's shootings in uvalde, texas are raising more questions than answers. according toto reports, the shooter fired r his gun outside the school for 12 minutes before entering. here now with the very latest details from texas, jeff paul is with us. jeff,je wit yeah, tammy, a very frustrated community and this v all goes back to a video that's been making its rounds for about the last 12 hours or so showing parents, you know, understandably frustrated standing outside the school at some point during the mass shootingng sutsi being held bacy police officers and then any parents wanting to go inside and do something and check on their kids and now texas dps is responding. they tell us really d righton nw they don't have too many i details, but they started filling in some of the blanks, m especially when it comes tot this timeline. now the one thing that stuck out is that it only took the shooter 12 minutes and the time he c

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because reproductive rights, my husband and i are not just tammy and o'brien, we are mommy and daddy. because of roe and the rights and laws it protects, we are a family. the supreme court could be weeks from overturning roe v wade and planned parenthood versus casey. a decision that if made final would strip away reproductive rights for millions of women forcing them to potentially live through the horrors and indignities their grandmothers bore if they needed reproductive care and this would just be the start. the anti-choice movement has been working for years, decades to get to the moment of overturning roe is not there end goal. they want a national ban on abortion, something republican senate leaders said was a possibility last week. they want to undermine contraception. in some state legislation has been introduced that would make ibf a crime. and oklahoma one woman was convicted of manslaughter for having a miscarriage. a miscarriage. criminalized for having a miscarriage. i have had a miscarriage which there are no words to describe what mothers feel in that moment. i was ove

. >> tammy saw how tierney was committed to her patients. sometimes it is hard to get her to leave the office. so she was charmed when one day in september harold asked for her help. >> you got a phone call out of the blue from herald. >> he has he found and said, hey tammy i want to surprise tony for her anniversary, can you help me out? >> it was their 12th wedding anniversary. harold wanted to celebrate with a surprise trip to one of colorado's when there's, rocky mountain national park. >> so are being sneaky in all of this? >> i am. we had all of her husband's to call and do something fun like that. so i made her schedule so that she could be done and out of the office by 3:00. but it looks like she would be till five. >> the big day was some september 28th, 2012. he came into the office and the other girls thought it would be fun to really surprise her. so they put him in an exam room. >> a colleague shot this cell phone video. >> so she picks up the charred and walks in the room as she normally would and there is her husband. and she

when i was driving to an event in bloomington, the phone rang and it was tammy duckworth. she was going to be my colleague in the united states senate. she was a member of the united states house of representatives. and she told me she was going to have a baby. i couldn't believe it. tammy and i had known each other since a few weeks after her fatal crash -- i should say, her terrible crash of the helicopter in iraq. and i had known what she had gone three, the surgeries and and recovery and i was the one who encouraged hadder to run for -- encouraged her to run for office. i'm glad she did. she has become one of the most powerful voices in the united states senate. when she told the story about those two little girls born through the process of in vitro fertilization, it struck home. i'm fortunate as a grandfather to have two in vitro grandbabies. i love them to babies and thank goodness that there was a science achievement available to help my daughter deliver these beautiful kids. a republican lawmaker in idaho says he's open to banning certain forms of birth control if

>> tammy makhlouf: we are. we are in crisis mode. and it's scary. >> alfonsi: tammy makhlouf has worked as a child therapist throughout wisconsin for the last 25 years. i think there was a hope that, you know, we're back in school, the kids are able to see their friends again, and play sports, that this would all go away. has it? >> makhlouf: no. no. i've noticed that the wait lists are longer, kids are struggling with more anxiety, more depression. so, we were in a mental health crisis prior to the pandemic. >> alfonsi: did the pandemic accelerate it? >> makhlouf: i believe so. we're coming out of the pandemic, but kids have still lost two years. two years of socialization, two years of education, two years of their world kind of being shaken up. so as we get "back to normal," i think kids are struggling. even when the pandemic is over, this crisis isn't going to be over. >> alfonsi: c.d.c. numbers show that even before the pandemic, the number of adolescents saying they felt persistently sad or hopeless was up 40% since 2009. there

an aspect of local interest because one of the people was a prime contender for vice president was tammy duckworth who according to your reporting a pretty far in the process and intrigued the biden campaign so what happened to her and how did this and the following to kamala harris and what was biden's mindset and all of that? you gotur great reporting on th. >> the main picture from the vice presidential process is its driven by biden people closest to him overwhelmingly by short-term political considerations. what we need to do to get early august to early november without blowing this thing seems like wy are going to win? they have this rubric traits they want them to have, but they want them makes not to have and nowhere in our reporting did we discern inside that rubric an important place was like a genuinely close relationship with joe biden and his complete total confidence they could take over the presidency carry the torch forward for the democratic party in 2024 or anytime' >> maybe they couldn't fit that in a rubric. >> it's pretty big rubric we saw the pulling they were cons

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they're never going to see their love once again. >> tammy says she feels like there is an infinite loop of mass shootings that won't stop until more attention is focused on mental health. today's it was good president of the naacp reacted to the racially motivated violence in buffalo. >> enough is enough. we need to stop this. it is an inhumane and barbaric activity of violence in his nation. >> they say was known for his kindness and respect for everyone. and that that mindset is critical for stopping the mass shootings. >> it is a cycle that needs to be broken. it is one that every household should have. there is no race. there is only the human race. >>> in the meantime a white lives matter demonstration in the east bay is causing anger and sadness. especially because it was held yesterday. the same day as the mass shooting in buffalo. it happened on the border of danville and blackhawk. one woman that we spoke with says she is not surprised. >> reporter: as the nation came to grips with another mass shooting on saturday, a white gunmen targeted a black neighborhood. >> this is a hat

fifty five and i know that and tammy you're right thereht jealous america. joe biden couldn't do this rally. , bohe's not capable of it and i think you know maybe the mean tweets weren't so mean after all the american people know this the american people nowhe want him back . they've seen the difference. it iss envy that is drivingth the gop establishment run. no, you're right where.p you are not coming back next week. esta good to see you both. that's all the time we have left. thank you for being with us..yo thank you for making the show . ssible please dvr so you never miss an episode in the meantime, let not your heart be trouble. laura ingraham the angle is b next . tro have a atub nightled, see monda i'm laura ingraham. >> the ingram angle from a washington on edge tonight . >> now i'm going to say this very bluntly what theirtl refusal to forthright unequivocally condemn this terrorist attackiv pics of their activist democrat base. the democrat the white house. they're putting the lives of supreme court justicesn in jeopardy. jeopar yes.dy i mean it i

during a meeting with us, senator tammy duckworth boy, i us, department of defense is now pro actively planning cooperation between the us national guard and ty, one's defense forces with senator duckworth also recently introduced to bill that further prioritize is tiwana security. as part of u. s. military deployment in the indo pacific region. and i keep, we look forward to closer cooperation on matters of regional security. but taiwan securities routinely challenged by chinese air force sorties into its air defense on each time this happens, the taiwanese air force response, and one form of sima is there at hand to monitor this challenge. shortly after dawn on a southern taiwanese beach, the 1st radio message of the day from taiwan air force warning away chinese aircraft pings through robin suse, phone attention. you've entered our aerospace and are jeopardizing aviation safety turnaround and leave immediately. he could be a hobby plain spot or anywhere in the world, but sue has a more serious pastime. the former navy radar operator has made it his mission to gather days on military

thanks, tammy. when it's done to the sport now in formula one in qualifying for the spanish spanish grown pre sharlack layer has locked up paul position, even though he lost control of his car. nicholas ferry went into a spin in his opening run in the 3rd stage of qualifying, but he managed to regain the top spot. the seasons alida beat out his main rival reigning champion, max a step and whose red bull caught suffered mechanical problem. and here's a reminder of the top story. we're falling view. ukraine's presidents as victory for ukraine will come at the negotiating table, not on the battlefield. legends and ascii made the statement, not long after russia had said it captured murray, bulls last offenders. that's it for now. there's more on our website, dw dot com. i'm told me illogical. watching with any issues with what they will grade, he will be.

dick durbin and tammy duckworth were not able to be here because there is a vote. i want to think tom vilsack. we became friends when he was governor in iowa. we traveled the state. tom has forgotten more about farming than most people will ever learn. tom talks about how critically important agriculture is to the united states. the reason i am here is to thank american farmers. you feed america. you got us through pandemic. you are the backbone of our country. that is not hyperbole. but you also feed the world. we are seeing with vladimir putin's war in ukraine, you are like the backbone of freedom. i was at a factory down in alabama and they make juggling missiles to help the ukrainians stave off the russians. i pointed out that america is the arsenal of democracy. we always have been. i stand here today to think american farmers who wear the breadbasket of democracy. you really are. every investment banker could leave their job. if every farmer left, we would all starve to death. right now, america is fighting on two fronts. on home, it is inflation and rising p

the russian forces across the river were destroyed in doing so about just under the tammy tactical groups worth of material was, was, was attacked and destroyed that several 100 casualties. you don't know quite how many but of course, and they tried that was on maybe 8. they tried again to try to get roughly the same place. we don't know what happened and they're still trying to cross that river. it's significant. they were stop, but the push continues to try and, and circle so there. and that's a key fortified city in the dog bass and fighting is still ongoing at the as of style steel plant, how long can sold is there hold up. yes, very interesting question. the russians planned the victory parade as we talk, as we spoke before, may, the 9th, which obviously didn't happen for obvious reasons. equally obvious reasons. and the fight goes on. the answer the question depends, i suppose on the will of the defenders which is assisted by the assumption that many of them, the members of the so called as off regiment will be killed if they, if they surrender the other major. you the 36 marine bri

rise and in this moment he decides, you know, i don't it's not that we're saying he would have chosen tammy duckworth. if not for this. i think that he and his advisors. i felt strongly by the time he was coming up on his decision that he really needed to choose a black woman for the ticket and that and that there were reasons why it made sense to choose somebody who had been road tested in national politics the way kamala harris had been and very few other people on the short list i had but the choice to say we're gonna take tammy duck worth out of consideration because of this attack that we think is bogus and and profoundly offensive, but we're just gonna practice those kinds of defensive short-term politics. i think again, it's another case study in sort of letting the other letting your adversary win preemptively because you don't want to lose later on what i would just add. a lot of people in biden's orbit believe kamal harris was always going to be the pact that it was a fadedcom believe that she would just made the most sense for on a lot of levels and you know, yes abide did not ha

tammy, first we'll get your reaction to the shooting and the quick politicizing of this and then ask you a little bit about this primary night that we're going through . well, you know, the nation has all of us individually have been through so much we think through covid and you think each day something can get better and then something like this happens and it's crushing. it is something that parents whether you have children or not, you literally can't imagine. and the parents going through it now, it's literally can't and perhaps can't believe it. it's it's it calls for faith and prayer and a a centered notion about about the responsibility of what's happened to the nation as a whole. it strikes me with everything we've been through sean, for the last couple of years, the center of children being in such trouble. it's like a cancer and that these shootings are like a tumor and over and over and over again we have these heated conversation and the politics all the air out of the room and nothing gets done. and we have it's the same pattern each time we must come to the conclusion,

we shouldn't be in the situation. >> senator tammy duckworth, thank you so much for him time for us, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that is all in on this thursday night, msnbc prime sides with ali velshi live from revolted excess good evening ali. >> chris, thank you, good evening, and thank you and home for joining us this hour. this picture is worth 1000 more, perhaps more. this is the you've all the leader news today. the date is may 24th 2022. this, of course, is the day, two days ago. it's been 48 hours killing 19 children, and two teachers. here, at the robb elementary school, in texas. today, another death. the grieving husband of one of the slain teacher says died. joe garcia, married to the teacher irma, collapsed, and i today, courting to his family. he was preparing for the funeral of his wife of 24 years. they were college sweethearts. they were high school sweethearts. his death leaves their four children paralyzed. it is a reminder, as if this town needed one, the tuesday's tragedy is not over. the shockwaves will reverberate across this community in, countless ways