Now is the time for the last word with Ali Velshi in for Lawrence.

Good morning, Ali, the other person who needs to be up bright and early tomorrow.

I got a lot of surprises tonight.

I walk in, I see you on TV, I come in to say hello to you and I run into Malcolm Kenyatta, who's a fellow Pennsylvanian, and it was great to see him.

And, you know, if the campaign has people like him talking about what what people are

actually feeling out there I think that's going to be very very helpful you can

give people statistics you can give people all sorts of stuff but we have to

have real conversations about how is how are these things affecting you at home

So I thought a lot of surprises for me a lot of fun in one hallway running into two of my old friends

I'm gonna see you not too many hours. We're going to do this all over again.

Have a great night. Get some sleep, my friend. Thank you. Thank you. Well we got a surprise from the

Supreme Court today, a ruling in favor of common sense.

All the justices except Clarence Thomas joined in favor of a common sense decision in the case

of preventing domestic abusers from having guns.

Chief Justice Roberts in the majority opinion wrote, quote,

the laws confirm what common sense suggests. When an individual poses a clear

threat of physical violence to another, the threatening

individual may be disarmed." When an individual poses a clear threat

that threatening individual may be disarmed. It's a good concept. Does it apply to this individual?

Those J6 warriors, they were warriors, but they were really more than anything else.

They're victims of what happened. All they were really more than anything else. They're victims of what happened.

All they were doing is protesting a rigged election.

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