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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Republicans 'trying to get away with murder' of George Floyd

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Republicans 'trying to get away with murder' of George Floyd

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Republicans 'trying to get away with murder' of George Floyd

Posted: 24 Jun 2020 07:11 PM PDT

 Nancy Pelosi asserted in an interview Tuesday that Republicans are "trying to get away with murder, actually -- the murder of George Floyd" -- marking a dramatic escalation in rhetoric as the...

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MSNBC’s Morning Joe says President Trump doesn’t appear to want to win reelection

Posted: 24 Jun 2020 06:12 PM PDT

Is Trump someone who wants to win re-election? "This does not look like a man who wants to win, who wants to be reelected," Scarborough said, pointing to recent controversies such as Trump...

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