Boston Police Commissioner says an estimated 40,000 people turned out today. Here’s a look at the crowd earlier: pic.twitter.com/5freGAAGSd— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) August 19, 2017
Saturday, August 19, 2017
Boston Police Commissioner says an estimated 40,000 people turned out today. Here’s a look at the crowd earlier
20,000 Americans protesting against hate, intolerance & bigotry today in Boston. Absolutely Beautiful
20,000 Americans protesting against hate, intolerance & bigotry today in Boston. Absolutely Beautiful. ❤️ #RESISTpic.twitter.com/1v91v56YVJ— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) August 19, 2017
BOSTON CHANT: "No Trump, No KKK, No Fascist USA!"
BOSTON CHANT: "No Trump, No KKK, No Fascist USA!"— Scott Dworkin (@funder) August 19, 2017
Via @AmarisCastillo #FightSupremacy #AMJoy #BostonFreeSpeechRally pic.twitter.com/IYUO4QswNx
See MEMBERS - Trump's #Evangelical panel remains intact as others disband Here are his religious cheerleaders
See MEMBERS - Trump's #Evangelical panel remains intact as others disband Here are his religious cheerleaders https://t.co/bQwh6YjC1x #AMJoy— arrow252525 (@Arrow252525) August 19, 2017
Keeping track at home? Here’s a list of who’s leaving Mar-a-Lago
Wow, 16 events have canceled on Trump.— ♀️ The Anti-Trump (@Im_TheAntiTrump) August 19, 2017
Keeping track at home? Here’s a list of who’s leaving Mar-a-Lago https://t.co/BmBKnnHO3b
Live updates: Protesters and ralliers are starting to gather on Boston Common.
Live updates: Protesters and ralliers are starting to gather on Boston Common. https://t.co/wMVYVaHN8c pic.twitter.com/4uPbMZLtYN— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) August 19, 2017
Boston officials said Friday that they will shut down the Saturday event if there are signs of violence.
BPD will handle this.
Boston officials said Friday that they will shut down the Saturday event if there are signs of violence. https://t.co/xBEvcmu6MF— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) August 19, 2017
NEW: Alas! Bannon can no longer Bannon himself on the public dime. Celebrate with Art Buchwald's '73 "Trump" Column
NEW: Alas! Bannon can no longer Bannon himself on the public dime. Celebrate with Art Buchwald's '73 "Trump" Column pic.twitter.com/2JIGQuEv5n— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) August 19, 2017
Thousands expected at Boston 'free speech' demonstrators and counter-protesters
Thousands expected at Boston 'free speech' demonstrators and counter-protesters https://t.co/mtfdalR6gT pic.twitter.com/OmsfIdytsy— ABC News (@ABC) August 19, 2017
Sebastian Gorka's PhD adviser: "I would not call him an expert in terrorism"
NAZI
Sebastian Gorka's PhD adviser: "I would not call him an expert in terrorism" https://t.co/IRiwTrI0yz— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) August 19, 2017
Pussy Riot member: Authoritarianism is spreading like 'sexually transmitted diseases'
Pussy Riot member: Authoritarianism is spreading like 'sexually transmitted diseases' https://t.co/kmtQyOlulw pic.twitter.com/h59FyiB8ts— CNN (@CNN) August 18, 2017
Opinion: Trump is a cancer on the presidency
Opinion: Trump is a cancer on the presidency https://t.co/62S696oeAB— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 18, 2017
Russia is still the true Trump scandal | - by Paul Wood of the BBC, a must-read.
Russia is still the true Trump scandal | - by Paul Wood of the BBC, a must-read. https://t.co/530aAsppHJ— Louise Mensch (@LouiseMensch) August 18, 2017
Russian DNC Hack Bombshell: Witness In Ukraine, Wrote Malware Used By Russian Intelligence
Russian DNC Hack Bombshell: Witness In Ukraine, Wrote Malware Used By Russian Intelligence https://t.co/Tl9QScWYug <~~ Sucks to be RU.— Louise Mensch (@LouiseMensch) August 18, 2017
CEO President Trump loses CEOs
Mitt Romney said Donald Trump's words caused "racists to rejoice" as another one of President Donald Trump's advisory boards saw mass resignations over his Charlottesville rhetoric. Jon Fasman of The Economist and fmr. Bush senior aide Peter Wehner join Ali Velshi.
Some of the foreign leaders who had once cozied up to Trump are hurrying to put some distance between them and him
Some of the foreign leaders who had once cozied up to Trump are hurrying to put some distance between them and him. https://t.co/yv9Y3xis6C— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) August 19, 2017
Unsung heroes, 'Tougaloo Nine' honored for integration effort
Rachel Maddow reports on a new marker on Mississippi's Freedom Trail honoring the Tougaloo Nine, black students who staged a "read in" at a whites-only library and endured arrest and imprisonment for their trouble, but inspired countless others to work toward integration.
This was quite a segment from CNN that will be shared far and wide
This was quite a segment from @CNN that will be shared far and wide pic.twitter.com/AK7dznQku5— David Rutz (@DavidRutz) August 18, 2017
Bannon leaves Trump, takes important constituency with him
Michael Beschloss, NBC News presidential historian, talks with Rachel Maddow about Steve Bannon's unusual role in the Trump White House, from his job title to "nationalist" constituency he commands that could seriously sap Trump's base.
Staff change on Mueller's Trump Russia team raises questions
Rachel Maddow pursues reporting on the departure of former FBI counter-espionage chief Peter Strzok from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Trump Russia investigation team, questioning the reason and what it might mean for Mueller's effort.
America First Policies started by Trump aides Parscale, Pierson, Bossie, Pence current CoS Ayers, Pence aide Obst
America First Policies started by Trump aides Parscale, Pierson, Bossie, Pence current CoS Ayers, Pence aide Obsthttps://t.co/znPG5cgWyC— MissAnthrope (@LyssAnthrope) August 2, 2017
Billionaire behind Trump, Bannon, Breitbart plans next move
Jane Mayer, staff writer for The New Yorker, talks with Rachel Maddow about the role of Robert Mercer in funding Donald Trump and Breitbart, and what he might do next with Steve Bannon out of the white House.
Carl Icahn publicly stepped down from his position as President Trump's adviser as this piece was going to press
Carl Icahn publicly stepped down from his position as President Trump's adviser as this piece was going to press. https://t.co/YmgQekcMPo— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) August 19, 2017
Bannon uniquely odd among Trump's many weird staff choices
Rachel Maddow reviews some of Donald Trump's weird staff picks, many of whom, it turns out, are united by a connection to Russia, but Steve Bannon, though also a weird choice, has a different explanation for how he got there.
Jon Stewart: "Everybody who is a Nazi" seems to love Trump
Jon Stewart: "Everybody who is a Nazi" seems to love Trump https://t.co/s7PeMzYWOh pic.twitter.com/EEPC9KI4rI— The Hill (@thehill) August 19, 2017
JUST IN: In letter to Pres. Trump, a mass resignation from the presidential arts and humanities committee.
JUST IN: In letter to Pres. Trump, a mass resignation from the presidential arts and humanities committee. pic.twitter.com/4Mor0vEoBK— NBC Nightly News (@NBCNightlyNews) August 18, 2017
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