Elected officials speak out on my show about death cult protests

Democratic Rep. Kim Schrier of Washington state, a doctor, and Michigan attorney general Dana Nessel, weighed in on protests against stay-at-home restrictions

Democratic Congresswoman Kim Schrier came on my program on Monday and spoke about the first coronavirus outbreaks not far from her district outside of Seattle, as well as about anti-government protesters who demonstrated in Olympia against state at home orders.

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“the thousand people who gathered in Olympia this weekend to protest our Governor, I don’t think this is representative of most Americans” @RepKimSchrier spoke about the anti-stay-at-home protesters on The @MSignorile Show

And Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, an openly lesbian pioneer on LGBTQ rights (she fought all the way to the Supreme Court and won on marriage equality) discussed how some of the protesters who came to Lansing, Michigan blocked traffic — defying social distancing orders — have tested positive for coronavirus.

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“Some of those individuals that were at that rally & got out of their cars & were co-mingling with others… some of them have tested positive” @MIAttyGen (@dananessel) spoke about how anti-stay-at-home protesters could spread covid-19 to rural communities on The @MSignorile Show