I just wonder what the feeling is like. Everyone who has joined us today talks about the anger that's being felt today on Capitol Hill. Is that what your feeling is.As I received the news yesterday that Charlie Kirk had been shot and killed. It was both a moment where my heart sunk, but also a frustration of this type of political violence. President Trump was shot last summer at a political rally.And then you have Charlie Kirk shot and killed today. And so it's a frustration, but it is also a really sober ...

We're also beginning to process what feels like an eerie new normal of political violence in the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. He's the co-founder of Turning Point USA and a prominent right-wing activist. At this hour, the manhunt for the suspect in his shooting is still underway.The FBI has shared these two images of a person they are describing as a person of interest in connection to yesterday's shooting at Utah Valley University. The FBI is offering a reward of $100,000 for any informa ...

Joining us now is Emma Brown, executive director of Gfords, an organization focused on preventing gun violence. Emma, thank you for being here. Um, what does this horrific assassination, the latest in a line of political violence just this year.Tell us about where we are. Well, thanks for having me. Um, you know, I would say first of all, what the nation went through yesterday and saw yesterday was incredibly disturbing.No matter who you are or what you believe or how you felt about Charlie Kirk, um, you kn ...

And joining us now is Democratic Congressman James Klyber from South Carolina. Congressman, thank you for being with us. First, your reaction to Kirk's killing and what appears to be another act of political violence in this country.Well, thank you very much for having me. I uh reacted on yesterday to this, calling it senseless, un unspeakable, and quite frankly, I can continue to hold that feeling. There's no place in our political discourse for violence.And those who contribute to it uh ought to really ta ...

I saw celebrations yesterday on social media. I saw Trump next on social media yesterday. Yeah.Those opinions, those celebrations used to be in private and now they're on social media. So all of a sudden people get this reflective, oh that's what people think. The absolute vast majority of people in this country do not want to see political violence. They do not want to see this. They don't want to see two orphan little girls.And so we've got to we've got to figure it out. But the leadership in this country ...

48 past the hour and today marks 24 years since the 911 terrorist attacks. 2,977 people died and thousands more were injured on September 11th, 2001. After 19 al-Qaeda hijackers seized control of four commercial airplanes, the first two planes were flown into the World Trade Center in New York City, killing 2,753 people.At 8:46 a. m. , American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower.At 9:03 a. m. , United Airlines Flight 175 was flown into the South Tower.Both towers would later collapse. At 9:37 a ...

The killing of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk, as he spoke at a Utah university campus, is the latest evidence that political violence is a fact of life in America https://t.co/QPEuuMMUwZ ...

This is horrific. This is awful. And the assassination of Charlie Kirk risks an unccoring of political chaos and violence that we cannot risk in America.I can't I I cried when I found out he died. So, all of us have got to work together and deescalate the hate and the rhetoric in this country. And remember, we're Americans and you can disagree in a way that doesn't end in a horrible way today did.We should all resist the temptation just to point fingers that takes us nowhere. We should be rejecting um gun v ...

Back. Joining us now is Arizona Senator Mark Kelly. His wife, former Congresswoman Gabby Gfords, is the survivor of a politically motivated shooting in 2011.They have both been advocating for reforms tirelessly since then. Senator Kelly, thank you for being here with me today. I I thought of you and I thought of your wife all day today and just how much uh how tough days like this must really be.So, first I just want to start by asking you when you saw the news of the shooting, um what what was your first r ...

I want to bring back into the conversation my friend and colleague senior MSNBC White House correspondent Von Hillyard. Uh Von Hillyard, um because I know you um I know that while you were quickly making your way um uh to a camera, you were also doing reporting. Just tell us what you're learning.I know that at this point, Nicole, I I think the Washington DC has effectively come to a halt. This is a moment where Charlie Kirk is somebody who had ingratiated himself across not just this White House and this ad ...