You heard today the president say that he wants to go after the financers of these organizations, left-wing organizations. He said that he wants to put George Soros in jail. Okay. But like there is no link here that has been presented. And even Steven Miller here at the White House today suggested that he wants the DOJ to investigate it. So they're making these claims that somehow there's these left-wing organizations that are behind this, but there's nothing that goes with it. He said that they're going to ...

Welcome back to Politics Nation. We've been covering the race for mayor here in New York City, which of course has huge national implications. Tonight, we're joined by the former governor of New York State, now an independent candidate for mayor, Andrew Cuomo. Governor Cuomo, thanks for joining us tonight. Governor, I have to start tonight with the topic of political violence. We've seen the tragic events unfold this week in Utah. In July, a gunman killed four people and himself at a Park Avenue office buil ...

Welcome back. And joining me now is Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. Senator Graham, welcome back to Meet the Press.Thank you. Well, thank you for being here. I'm so sorry we have to meet under these circumstances again, Senator.You were on this program the day after the first assassination attempt against President Trump. My question for you this morning, Senator, what is your message to people this morning about this moment that we're in in this country. Well, number one, my message to ...

On the heels of that, I want to bring in Glenn Thrush. He covers the, of course, the uh Justice Department for the New York Times. He's also joined by retired FBI agent Katherine Schwight.So, I want to thank you both for being here. Uh Glenn, in your latest article, you write, "The search for the suspect in Charlie Kirk's mur murder, quote, ended in the mundane way that many manhunts do." Okay. So, the mundane part being a surrender, right, rather than a capture.But how do you describe getting to that point ...

Well, join me right now. We have Arizona Congresswoman Yasame Nanssari. She is on the Oversight, Education, and Natural Resources Committees.Welcome back to the broadcast. I know that you have lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, including Alexandria Kaz Cortez, also Nancy Mace. They are cancelling appearances. They are beefing up security after this killing.Do you share their fears and concerns. >> I absolutely share their fears and concerns. I think all of us here in Congress and elected officials across ...

Political Violence & Rhetoric - The discussion revolves around concerns about escalating political violence, highlighted by the shooting of President Trump and the killing of Charlie Kirk [1][2][7][9] - The report emphasizes the dangers of hostile rhetoric and its potential to incite individuals to violence [5][6][20] - The analysis suggests a need to address the underlying societal issues contributing to political polarization and violence [13][14] Congressional Atmosphere & Bipartisanship - The report acknowledges the disconnect between public perception and the reality of bipartisan interactions among members of Congress [4] - It stresses the importance of robust policy debates while discouraging personal attacks and disagreeable behavior [4][5] - There's a concern about raw emotions and unproductive exchanges hindering productive conversations in Congress [21] Security Measures & Public Service - The report discusses the need for enhanced security measures for members of Congress and the public, while acknowledging that security alone cannot solve the problem [11][13][14][15][16] - It raises concerns about the potential impact of political violence on individuals' willingness to serve in public office [17][18] Government Shutdown & Spending Debate - The analysis underscores the imperative to avoid a government shutdown and the need for productive dialogue to address serious policy challenges [22][23][24][26][28] - It mentions the debate surrounding spending and rescission packages, with a focus on saving money for American taxpayers [24][25][27]

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 ...

Political Violence & Gun Control - The nation experienced an incredibly disturbing event, highlighting the issue of political violence [1][2][3] - The rise in political assassinations/attempts is driven by division/hate and access to dangerous firearms [4] - There were 150 politically motivated attacks in the US in the first six months of this year, twice as many as the same period last year [5] - Leaders need to de-escalate tension and keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous people [14][15] - Universal background checks and red flag laws are potential solutions to prevent violence [9] Societal Impact - Political violence affects not only political figures but also judges and election workers [10] - Such violence can deter people from participating in public life, like attending rallies or running for office [12] - Rising political violence contributes to a mental health crisis by stripping away feelings of safety and security [13][14]

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 ...