January 6 Hearing Connects Two Major Dots In Trump Coup Plot - Rachel Maddow - MSNBC
An MSNBC panel discusses the revelation at the fifth January 6th hearing that Ken Klukowski worked with John Eastman on the fake elector scheme, and was installed at the Department of Justice where he continued to help promotion that plan. Aired on 06/23/2022.
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He's sure got that backwards - but you'll remember all the TFG attacks on Obama, such as he was "born in Kenya" - which of course came to nothing and we were supposed to forget all the stupid things he did before the 2016 election - and now we're supposed to forget all the damage he did to this country in the past five years... 
And I'm not great these days, my friend. I lost my precious puppy over the weekend. He got very sick this past week so I took him to this wonderful pet clinic near Albany - they did everything, but he didn't make it. I know that he was over 16 which is a good age for a dog, but I miss him so much that I hurt and I keep looking for him every five minutes since I expect to see him right here next to me. 
He was a fairly small dog, so he was most always with me - so I just can't get used to him not being there. And I know he's alright now, but I miss him so much. I told the vet - who was very good and patient with me - that I needed to bring him home and he discouraged that and he was right. He went into crisis later right there while he was under care. So I should be grateful for that, they took wonderful care of him, but I can't get used to not expecting to see him right here - and keep thinking he needs something from me.
The place that my vet office sent me couldn't get him in for the required tests till the end of the month, so this emergency clinic was recommended to me and not only are they open 24 hours, their staff couldn't have been better - with my dog and towards me. They made sure that I could see him and that meant a lot. And they were patient and explained everything to me - not that it was good news, but I had confidence that he was getting the best care possible. But that doesn't mean that I don't miss him terribly. He turned 16 in March and I've had him since he was 5 month old.
This clinic even sent me home with their counseling services for those who have lost a pet. It's an hour away so I doubt that I'll go, but this place has any service that either my dog or I could ask for. 
I know how much you loved your furry companion. My heart goes out to you. 
It's really hard, I miss him so much - keep looking for him and he's not there. I adopted him as a puppy in August 2006, so I'm used to having him with me. I know he was 16, but until this past week, his only problem was his left ear had a tendency to get infected and he took a pill for a tedency to get itchy - since he didn't get a haircut for six months when everything closed down during the pandemic, but that was better. I felt really lucky. And I hurt, I miss him so much.
We lost our dog last year. He was 15 and we got him as soon as he left the litter. He was diabetic and blind but had been doing well on his insulin. One morning he couldn't get up on his back legs. As we drove to the emergency clinic, he began having seizures. They did a lot of tests, found that he had a brain tumor and was in renal failure. Nothing to do but ease his way out. They were the kindest people which helped a lot because we were basically in shock.
It is going to take a lot of time before you stop looking for him. You will have many shoulders to cry on here.
And yes, that's what it's been like. I took him in on Monday since he wasn't eating his food - I was hand feeding him - and he was drinking a lot. And I needed more of his itch pills - which did make a difference. But that never happened. They took X-Rays and I was supposed to take him in for an ultra sound - but the two closest places weren't scheduling till the end of the month. But then a clinic down near Albany - about an hour downstate - was recommended to me and that was the best place, open 24 hours, the best staff, they were equipped for everything. And the doctor said he didn't need the ultra sound because with the other tests he did, he could tell. 
It's even hard to talk about now because I'm still feeling shocked that he's not where I expect him to be. But you understand. These people did, too, every one of them - guess you read that they even offer counseling services, they have everything. But I still coudn't bring him home, which I didn't expect, and I'm grateful that they took such good care of him, but I miss him so much.
