Katie S. Phang
@KatiePhang
Host of @katiephangshow on @MSNBC and @MSNBConPeacock | Anchor and Legal Contributor, @NBC & @MSNBC | RTs and ❤️ ≠ endorsements
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http://www.katiephang.com 21-03-2013 14:45:07
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“I am really, really concerned about this gubernatorial race. I think the Stacy Abrams and the Brian Kemp race is one of the most important,” says LaTosha Brown.
“Georgia showed up for America. We need relief as well.”
“This particular law did a number of things,” says LaTosha Brown of SB 202.
“One of the things that it gave the power is for any resident of the state of Georgia to be able to challenge a resident for no basis just to say ‘I don’t think you’re a legitimate voter.’”
Because former presidents shouldn’t get to hide behind the DOJ when they do something wrong ⤵️
(We’ve got your back, E. Jean Carroll)
“Former AG Barr’s concept of justice is more appropriate in a totalitarian regime than it is in the U.S.,” Peter Strzok says of Barr’s comments on the Durham probe.
“It appalls me that Bill Barr is still to this day making comments like that in the face of such abject failure.”
“You have to wonder, at the end of the day…at what point this became more of a political exercise, than what it should’ve been, and that is an exercise to pursue justice.”
Peter Strzok speaks with Katie S. Phang about the failed Durham probe. Watch:
“I never thought that Jesus would be a bully,” says Denver Riggleman on the rise of Christian nationalism.
“They believe that they have primacy over those individuals which, I think, is as anti-American as you can get.”
.Denver Riggleman: “That phone call from the White House to a rioter is still very important.” Watch:
TONIGHT Katie S. Phang is joined by:
Denver Riggleman on John Eastman and the Jan. 6 committee
Peter Strzok on the Durham investigation
LaTosha Brown on voter suppression in Georgia
Watch on MSNBC on Peacock: pck.tv/3v4K4RA
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