us, or they used more menacing language. "if you shoot us, we all have weapons. we will shoot back." or "we'll get our guns. we outnumber you," they said. "join us." i heard specific threats to the lives of speaker nancy pelosi and then also vice president mike pence. the physical violence we experienced was horrific and devastating, my fellow officers and i would punch, kick, shove, spray with chemical irritants, and even blinded with eye-damaging lasers by a violent mob, apparently who apparently saw us, law enforcement, officers dedicated to ironically protecting them as u.s. citizens, as an impediment to their attempted insurrection. the mob brought weapons to try to accomplish their insurrectionist objectives, and use them against us. these weapons, including hammers, rebars, knives, baton and police shield taken by force, as well as bear spray and pepper spray. some of the rioters wore tactical gear, including bullet proof vests and gas masks, the rioter also forcibly took out batons and shields to use them against us.

cruiser pooh, the crowd is using munitions against us. they have bear spray in the crowd! bear spray in the crowd! >> let's go get them! >> get your machete! get your machete! >> get it now! [ indiscernible ] >> go! [ screaming ] >> sergeant gonell, in the video we just saw someone throw a large speaker. that was directed your way? >> i was further inside. that was after ward, toward the end, before they got cleared when they threw the speaker at me, and i was further inside the tunnel. >> what types of weapons did you see used against your fellow officers? >> police shields, police baton, a hammer, sledgehammer that you saw on that video, flag poles, tasers, pepper spray, bear spray, rebar, hacks, pvc pipes, copper pipes, rocks, table legs broken down, guardrails for the inauguration stage, cones, 4x4, any weapons, any items that they could get their hands on. >> you were further down the corridor, but a speaker was thrown at you and it hit your foot, is that correct? >> correct, sir. >> we have a photo -- >> it was thrown my way it hit somebody else and it hit my foot. >

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either you're with us or against us. whether it's january 6th, 9/11 or the vaccine, we all have to be on the same page. our enemies are going to be celebrated. >> how right. >> really strong. >> great package. thanks for. that a couple things in there that were really is it your opinioning. one in that alabama hospital where dave and the team interviewed the doctor. 20% -- she said 20% of covid-19 patients this year are kids. >> yeah. >> under the age of 18. minors last year it was 2%. >> younger and sicker. >> that's younger and sicker. and that's why parents who aren't getting the vaccines have to understand they're putting their children's health in danger. another issue, mike barnicle, again, he underlines the fact that -- i've been talking for a couple days how we had to get five, six shots before going to school. we had to give our kids five, six shots before they were able to get a public education. paul said, hey, when i was in the military i got more vaccines than i can count. here's the example. sort of this bi

thank you for joining us. i want to start there with what nancy pelosi has just said, i'm paraphrasing but she's basically saying that voting to overturn the election or not certify the election on january six, which is a separate thing from the insurrection, but they're connected, voting to do that is not disqualifying to be on the committee. i want to get your reaction to that. >> well, i think the speaker has taken a position all along that we want to get to the truth, we want to get to the heart of the matter. we are willing to work with the other side, and we're even willing to work as she stated today with people who voted to decertify the election. we were willing to have a commission with five democrats and five republicans, in which not a single subpoena could go out if republicans uniformly objective. that was a leap of faith. kevin mccarthy didn't want any of that, donald trump did one any of that, they don't want the truth to come out. i think it is reflected in some of the choices that they've mad

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the united states has used sanctions to good effect. not as an end in themselves but as a means to an end. an opportunity, a lever to press governments around the world to do the right thing. and in this case, protecting the rights of lgbtqu communities is the right thing. if we see a government that is systematically allowing discrimination or worse yet that is systematically endorsing discrimination, persecution, violence against this community, we will be prepared to act. >> from here, from the podium behind you, you regularly talk about instances where the lgbtqi plus community is being harmed in some way around the world. why is it important to you to do that? >> well, look, i recognize that every time i get mind that podium, i'm not speaking for myself. i'm not offering personal opinions. i'm speaking on behalf of the united states government. i'm speaking on behalf of the state department, president biden. i'm speaking on behalf of this administration. but i also recognize there is important symbolism and meaning in having someon

joining us is the governor of washington state jay inslee, and thank you for joining us, governor. >> you, too. >> and you have been wondering about the causes of climate change for years, and decades actually, and you wrote a book about it in 1987. and how are washingtonians dealing with it? >> well, the reality is that we should not hide from it, but face it. the reality is that we have a permanent emergency in my state, and the western united states, and indeed the whole nation. because of climate change, this is a reality that we are experiencing. when you ask, how are we feeling it? the thing that is most impressive to me in the last two weeks is that we are feeling it in virtually everything in our lives. >> mm-mmm. >> today, we are getting ready to teach our kids to stay inside because of the smoke from the forest fires. we have lost billions of shellfish, and the oyster industry lost a majority of the crop rotting on the beaches, and the glaciers are melting around and the highways, the highways have buckled because of the heat. today, one of the major northeast corridors is c

thank you both for joining us. vanessa pierre let me begin with you and, first of all, what was it like to be at the white house today with the president and the vice president on this important day? >> it was absolutely amazing. i wanted to be excited for myself but i was so excited for my boys. it's not all the time you get out of your neighborhood and it's so expanded their horizons and got them asking questions that they weren't asking before. so it was a fantastic experience. >> what your child tax credits arrived by direct deposit today. what does that mean to you in practical terms? >> in practical terms, well that's my grocery budget for the month. so that means that's something i don't have to worry about. that means we can start to make plans unlike the stimulus, which was wonderful, this is going to come every month. wow it's we -- get to think about long term, how this is going to change things for us. also, it's just peace of mind and you can't really put a price on that. that kind of exhale we didn't

that unites us to the commitment to america's working families. and we are benefitting working families with investments in health, education, and national security. we're rebuilding the infrastructures. we take america into a draen energy future. we're helping workers by creating thousands of good paying job that's this legislation will engender. fighting future pandemics, and america's preem nans in science. science science science. our duty to veterans in keeping america safe. tallahassee the senate has, on the subject of what we sent over two months ago to the senate, i'm very pleased that we're hearing that they may be taking up that legislation today finally. it's not what we sent, it is certainly not what we need, but it is a good step forward. we're eager to see what will traps pyre. there are certain things we wanted to have a bonus for our workers here that are not -- but when we see what they actually pass we can talk about what we feed to do along the way, but we do, it is long overdue, months overdue, hundreds of billions of dollars u

thank you for being with us tonight. these few trillion dollars, roughly five, depending how you, measure they lifted 20 million people out of poverty. a little under half of all the people who are living in poverty in the united states. how do you think about this sustainably? how do you think of the idea that giving this money directly to people who need it most, created such a monumental change. >> great question. thank you so much for highlighting these important accomplishments at the hands of the american rescue plan, by not just getting checks in pockets, but also shots in arms. so important to getting folks back to reengage with commerce. i say that having listened to the last segment, so obviously, we are not out of those woods yet. the combination of the president always viewed as a dual health economic crisis. the thing that we learned is essentially twofold. one, the government has a tremendously important and deeply truer tip role to play when the economy hits a shock, a market failure, a recession or a pand

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when we came last time there were only a few of us and the bill was dead. we didn't know where to go from there. we now have two very live bills and we know that our legislature is going to keep pushing. and so we have a democratically controlled house, a democratically controlled u.s. senate, and a democratically controlled white house. and in texas we're doing everything we can to push through and so we're asking that everyone in charge in d.c., the democratic leadership, pushed through to something is good. not just for the state of texas. this is a crisis that we are suffering from in this country. your last guess, officer just told you you're lying. and they're still lying and it's sad to see that now the only game that the republicans have to play is to lie and cheat we don't want to be cheated in this country. we want to representation to look like the people choosing our representation, not our representatives choosing who they're gonna represent. >> texas state representative jasmine crockett, along with 49 of her colleagues. thanks so much for joi

gary, good to have you with us. first off, what is the public reaction to this narrative being told by authorities about the assassination and is there trust that these details that are being provided are in fact accurate? >> thanks for having me. basically, this is yet another outrageous claim that we're getting from the haitian officials. sanon, i spoke to this morning with a doctor who knows him well. he describes him as basically a con artist to be kind. we checked his record. he owes hundreds of thousands of dollars. he has no money whatsoever. he was in haiti trying to hustle people and making claims that he has no ability to back up and so i take this really with so much skepticism. i understand that we rely on government information to do our job. i don't trust the information that the government is providing to us. they just don't add up. the cast of characters that they are parading around, accused of being the suspects is simply lack credibility. and we need more proof. these claims are outrageous. i don'

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nbc correspondent joins us now with more. julia, thanks for getting up really quickly on this breaking news. how does this compare to may? what is going on? >> it's up from may. up 10% and the number of families. it's up 25%. so what we're seeing here is a 21 huff year high. the last time the numbers were higher than this was in march of 2000. this is unusual because usually what you'll see is a down turn in immigration when the temperatures get really hot at the border. usually may is about the peak. and then when you talk about crossing the border as the temperatures surge above 100, there are fewer people especially children who are willing to make that journey. it shows that there are still many children desperate enough fleeing conditions of violence, poverty, a lot of that inflicted by the covid-19 pandemic. they want to risk their chances and come to the united states. the biden administration is considering ending the covid-19 restriction that's have been put in place that expelled many of the immigrants who are attem

thank you for spending the time with us. ari melber with the beat starts now. >> you told me that, making me think how do you spell dope. >> that's how it's spelled. >>> good to see you, sir. i want to welcome every one to the beat. we begin with breaking news. a judge just handed ot first felon sentence today stemming from the january 6th insurrection in is one of first steps to what the doj says is key. pall hodge kins will be behind bars for eight months with many eyes the first sentences as a potential pres dent for the many cases to come. there's hundreds of people charged in connection with january 6th. here, is what he did in plain sight that day. photos and evidence in the case says he illegally rushed the senate chambers and sporting a trump 2020 shirt while carrying a trump 2020 flag. a look the prosecutors say he happily showed off while posing for selfies to his friends. he's now a convicted felon. he's going jail mp in court he claimed a naivety. claiming if he had any idea that the protest would escalate he wou

whether we can use an international health organization that the cubans let in and whether we can use the catholic church that is trusted, those are possibilities, but once again, the fundamental question is a regime that oppresses its people in ways we as americans can't fully understand, and its state security apparatus, and its control of the economy and its inability to allow people to have basic freedoms and if we can get the type of openings that all of us as citizens enjoying the united states and most of the free world and the cuban people will prosper and at the end of the day they're stifled by their own government. there are tons of opportunities, you know when at the height of tourism the cuban government still rationed the cuban people. when the obama administration opened up to cuba, the cuban government still rationed the cuban people. they still arrested journalists and political prisoners and independent analysts. so at the end of the day no matter if we continue just to believe that we can change the course of events in cuba by opening up jeans and coca-cola, that's

put it all together for us and give us your matrix of concern right now. >> good evening elliott, good to see you. i guess what i would say, at the top line is if you're fully vaccinated with two doses of vaccine in the united states you are protected from the delta variant and hospitalizations. that's the -- two doses, that's key here. we can talk about those who received one dose later, like johnson & johnson, but that is the key piece. the discussion this morning for example about requiring the third dose is premature and we have seen doctor fauci and others pushback on that, appropriately so. with respect to school reopenings, the cdc got it right. this has to be a decision that local school districts make, based on local realities. however, i believe there will be some challenges here. you don't want local districts to enforce a mask mandate based on local realities. at which point if you're gonna mandate polio, measles, we should we will probably be mandating covid vaccines. i suspect it's going to happen in most parts of the country. lastly, i'll just say i really like the empha

thank you so much for spending some time with us. and for our audience that's watching, you have done so much work polling and understanding the cuban american community and how they relate to what's going on in their formerly home country. this is, of course, something that plays very distinctly into u.s. politics. i'm curious, at first, how has the cuban american country shifted in terms of their views towards how american policy should treat cuba? >> well, kasie, one has to understand that prior to the events of this past weekend, there was a thought and really a debate as to whether the united states should engage in a more vociferous way or a marginal or incremental way on u.s./cuba policy. but these dramatic images that have taken place on the island were frankly something that people never thought was possible. seeing the rising up of the cuban population, risking life and limb and even acquiring, perhaps and putting their health at risk to say, we want an end to this regime. i think that has radically changed the debate. cert

also is costing us billions. if you will come back, we'll get into that side of it, too. >> thank you, ari, let's change the world. >> amen, thanks to bill. >>> when we come back, we have a special local news around here because it is our fourth birthday, four years on "the beat," we want to share some of our highlight moments and our favorit guests. >>> the matt gaetz news i told you about of the sex probe and following the money. stay with us. probe and following the money. stay with us orld's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a va

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that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up coverage right now. >> that sounds terrible. >>> hi there, i am stephanie ruhle. it is tuesday, july 13th. here is what's happening this morning. a brand new setback for johnson & johnson, the fda putting official warning label on its covid vaccine, but telling americans the benefits still outweigh the risks. cases and hospitalizations are rising in states with no surprise ver

mem mike memoli with us from the white house. stephanie ruhle also joining us. walk us through who gets the payments and how much they can expect to see. >> for those filed their taxed already from last year they will be seeing that money very quickly. any family with a combined income of $150,000 or less above that it fazes out. if you have children between ages 0 to 6, that is $300 a child per month and six to 18 it is $250. it is important to remember this is. many say this is looking like the seeds of universal base income. you should get this yet if you. if you haven't done your taxes, you didn't get the money and that's who needs it most. >> so if you didn't file using direct deposit, do you have to wait for the paper check. >> you can file and if you didn't file your taxes at all, you also want to go to the website and fill out the appropriate paperwork because you're owed that money. is that this what we can expect to hear from them sf. >> yeah, they have shots in arms and checks in walts. this is a benefit that the white house also want what they want.

offit described to us are mild. how has that played to you putting this mandate in place, and people are concerned that they are still getting sick or still pazpassing the virus in between each other, a mandate like that is still easier to put in place. >> yes, and at the end of the end, day with are entering the new normal because the delta variant is not the last variant we will see. and so this is not going anywhere any time soon, and so this is a new normal to learning to live with the virus, and experiencing what we are here in provincetown, the majority of people here in provincetown have incredibly mild or moderate symptoms, and no spike in hospitalizations or symptoms, so at the end of the day, the vaccine is working, but the delta variant is dangerous for those unvaccinated. >> thank you, alex morris. and thank you for being with us for this hour, and chuck will be back tomorrow. more "meet the press daily" tomorrow and news coverage with geoff bennett after this. . mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i thi

up to tear us down. this girl is a hero for a lot of little black girls around the world that don't have a lot of people to actually look up to. you know what i'm saying? when you look at something like this over cannabis use and for me it's about an outdated rule and a rule that's just not consistent because i've never heard in my life, my 41 years of life as cannabis being a performance-enhancing drug. just the fact that in 2021 especially with all of these other professional leagues making their changes towards their policies towards cannabis, i feel the world should do the same thing, right? we realize with the testing and all of the different science that's come out around cannabis that cannabis is very beneficial for athletes and athletes should have access. >> al harrington, it's great to see you. thank you so much. we appreciate you taking the time. there's probably some sports you want to watch some now, maybe a little olympics. thank you. appreciate you. >>> that will do it for me this hour. i'

tell us why the u.s. economy or the economy gotten here. >> ari, i think we got here because there was kinds of a deliberate effort in the l late '70s and '80s, helping children may encourage children to work. there was a strong rhetorical push. we saw well-fair reform and cut backs of all kinds. ronald reagan says we fought a war on to havety and poverty. we did see property won. god forbid, it is in a night ware and we have suffered so many different ways that we are all in this together. it is just became the time the push that the congresswoman had been taking for his whole career. >> it is something not embraced by everyone. everyone needed that help and so many people got it. i hope we extended and it is a really wonderful day to see that headline, you know, gave me cheers honestly. >> congresswoman, i want to put up another chart here. we are people and we follow through things through stories. >> the data tells a broter story, some of the folks who are tourists, we may not hear from them as much o

they made us famous. we -- we need to make them free. >> i went back to study and live in cuba, back when i was younger. and when you would talk to people, no one was public in their criticism. and so, now, to see people in the streets is something i could never have imagined, after living there. could you? >> never. >> no, never. >> i never -- and you saying that, now, i am getting goose bumps. i always thought cuba was going to be free but i never thought i was going to see it with my own eyes. when we saw that on sunday, we were in tears watching what was going on because you can see rising up, chanting for freedom. >> those memories make you emotional? >> of course. >> why? >> i'm a father. i am a father. i have -- i have two kids. and i would give my life for them. and -- and i don't know what -- what's going to happen for me. if i will see my kids like that. >> reporter: that's why they are meeting with lawmakers to put pressure on the biden administration. calling for change and a roadmap to help c

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that does it for us tonight. time now for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell good evening ". >> we have big news out the senate. the bipartisan vote was much bigger than many of us expected. a total of 18 republicans supported the bill. the one absent senator was a republican who supports the bill. 17 republican senate votes on the floor but 18 in reality already there. including mitch mcconnell. >> you remember the days there were big votes in the senate like that, these days i was talking to senator tester saying until you are doing something completely noncontroversial it is unheard of to get 18 people joining with democracy. democrats. it's quite something. >> it really is. i saw your interview with john throughout the problem and he's very realistic about what the possibilities are. he's not someone who throws around a lot of false optimism. he is one of the keys to watch it get this far. it's not all the way there but this vote is a huge hurdle to get over. >> looking forward to your show. have a good o

right now the concentration is continuing to use doctors, continuing to use health experts to try to dispel some of this and work with facebook and twitter on pulling things down and just on facebook, the statement that they gave saying that, you know, people are able to use the facebook tools to find a vaccine, that doesn't change the fact that historically misinformation lives on facebook quite a bit and is shared. you can look yourself and see how much it's shared. it's not something that you need a scientific degree to figure out. it happens often. it happened in all of our elections since 2016 and happening around the vaccine. both of those things can be true and the administration is going to have to figure out what they can do, working with the social media companies, and using the bully pulpit to move some of these things along. it will and has, they say, cost lives. >> eugene, you're so right. the facebook statement notably leaves out the number of people who have found their misinformation on the pages of facebook. dr. gupta, headline tonight from susan's publication, "usa

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us. you have the idea that the justice department would have the power to do this. attorney general or acting attorney general or someone else that donald trump may have dragged into government thankfully as a matter of democracy and not partisanship, thankfully didn't do this. i want to get right to it with our experts, i am joined by david korn and barbara mcquade. >> david, you have written books about corruption and you are an analyst. you are at times other people have said david korn is overdoing it and being harsh and tough on donald trump. these are the kinds of notes that seems to suggest, not just you but people like you warned about this. we had "the new york times" reporters warned about this. you were right according to this note and evidence. this was what he meant to do but he could not pull it off. >> there were little constellation when our democracy is at risk. it continues to be at risk because he's the leader of two major party. richard nixon was trying to cover up the

in some regards the filibuster can be used appropriately but in other regards, such as now, it's used inappropriately. so i understand the difficulty in coming to a decision to kind of do that nuclear option and get rid of it -- >> yes. yes. >> -- but we're dealing with something so dire that to me can really break our democracy. >> yeah. >> and, you know, when you get to that place, you may have to take that chance. >> that's right. >> you know, and trust that the universe will be on the side of justice and come around. >> amen. yeah. >> going forward and protect us. >> yeah. >> but it's at that place. but i'm telling you, i have agonized because i understand not getting rid of it. >> absolutely. dr. bernice king, it's such an honor to talk with you. thank you very much. really appreciate all you do for the country. thank you, thank you, thank you. really appreciate you. >>> stunning ahead, revelations about donald trump's final days in office. the bottom line, it was way worse than we ever imagined. michael wolf joins us next. e geg clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah,

thanks for being up early with us. we appreciate it. >>> one other thing to watch this week and through the summer is voting rights. sources close to senator joe manchin say that he understands it's likely to come up again. it is going to come to a head, and there are some signs that he is thinking about ways in which to make a filibuster more painful for the person who decides they want to implement it right now. it doesn't take very much skin in the game to do it. so that's something i'm keeping a close eye on as we get started this week. thank you for getting up "way too early" with us this morning. don't go anywhere, "morning joe" starts now. >>> you had such love at the rally, they were there for one reason. the rigged election. they felt the election was rigged. that's why they were there. they were peaceful people, they were great people. the crowd was unbelievable. and i mention the word love, the love in the air i've never seen anything like it. >> former president trump speaking yesterday with fox news, conti

embassy and we decided to ask for help and they helped us. me, my sister, my mom, ended up here in the united states because of the u.s. government. >> reporter: and back out here live, this event is being organized by cuban-american actor/singer/songwriter jean carlos and legendary cuban singer willie torino. you are looking at these videos again, they are quite compelling. they are, according to organizers, some pictures, sights and sounds of what is happening on the ground in cuba. now, this event is expected to go until about 8:30 local time. then they will light up freedom tower in red, white, and blue, the colors of the cuban flag. the freedom tower is important to the cuban people. it's called the ellis island of the south. in the '60s and '70s, this is where a lot of cuban immigrants came to get help once they fled cuba. back then they were part of the resistance and of course they were fleeing communism under fidel castro. we'll send it back to you. >> stephanie, thank you so much. >>> next, a transformative moment for millions of am

welcome to both of us. gareth let me start with you, what is the problem to be solved here in this story that i have told. we all understand that we don't have laws to control these things and we all have options to opt out of certain data collection, and it seems like none of us use that option. >> well i mean, we have the option but the option is really stop using your smartphone and that is not an option for most americans. you know, this is just the world that we live in at this point, and to put it back on the consumer to say that it is all fault that we are being tracked, that our data is being collected by dozens of companies. this is just google and facebook, this is any app on your phone can be selling some of that data and anonymous it, but that doesn't mean that that anonymous data can then be combined with other disease data sense, sliced and diced by other companies and then sold on and used as it was in this case to identify specific people doing specific things. >> congressman ro khanna, how

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and that brings us harvey weinstein and donald trump have in common. at least according to legal experts. because the southern district of new york brought a rico suit, this mafia law i'm telling you about, against weinstein. it was a tough tactic. they ultimately won the case so that part of it was dismissed of it by a judge. we've seen this in other forms. olympic gymnast -- and trump himself knows how dangerous rico can be because even if you put this in your case aside, there's an open probe in georgia where they're investigating donald trump trying to shake down the secretary of state to quote, find votes. and now they're working there with this prosecutor on basically a rico theory. meanwhile, the doj, is also considering using rico against trump supporters at the january 6th insurrection. rico is a big deal. indicating the company's a big deal. and we are joined now by the former chief assistant district attorney in manhattan, daniel alonso. who has traverse these kind of big deals. thank you for being here. >> good to be here, sorry. thanks for

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