Chris Hayes is interviewing the disabled vet who was detained tonight

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on his show. I'm watching on a delay, but his show is shown again later if you missed it. Duers have been decrying the lack of coverage of this story, so good for him.

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1. He did a great interview of

George Retes and before that did a good summary about what happened beforehand. It's at the very end of Chris's show!

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2. I think Chris left a lot on the table.

I thought his interview was too vanilla.

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4. How so?

I admit to not knowing a lot about this appalling detention and I wish it would receive more coverage. To me, it seemed like he let George do much of the talking and at least provided the facts of the case which are terrifying.

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7. The vet, the guest wasn't the type of person

who could respond to a question, "what happened.?" He was a bit shy and Chris needed to help him by doing better lead in questions.

Fist off for starters, we know nothing about the vet's military service, nothing was explained. Explaining about his service would have hammered home the point.

I didn't like the rhetorical question that Chris asked him about did you think you did anything wrong? The vet's answer was spot on, however, when he said the ICE goons were in the wrong.

It just seemed to me that Chris didn't prepare for that interview, maybe I am nitpicking, at least he gave him air time.

This is what I wanted Dems to do with their town halls, put faces to the issues, have people who are being harmed by Krasnov's agenda tell their stories. Could do that with all of the other issues.

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3. I came close to tears

And we wonder how it happened in Germany and so many parts of Europe

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5. If they can do this to an American citizen and a vet

we are in trouble, and the Dems should be SCREAMING about this.

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6. I will look for the clip. Thanks for the heads up.