Re: Nevada - I wanted the chance to say two things:

Based on absolutely every video I've seen (+ first person accounts, such as Nina Turner's), the accounts on NPR are absolutely untrue (not in this segment on your show, from the part I heard). If there had been fist fights (claimed on Morning Edition) and general chair throwing, what are the odds that that would NOT have been caught on video by someone. Can any reasonable journalist not wonder why that wasn't captured and replayed a thousand times by every media outlet from CNN to MSNBC? Instead the only observable footage shows people upset, shouting, yes, with arms raised.

One event specifically, caught on video - that was actually - to me - a heartwarming moment to observe and could and should have been a story, was instead falsely turned into some broad statement about people throwing chairs. Here's what I saw in the video clip - A man started to lift a chair up high - someone standing near him took the chair (no struggle, just quietly removed it). Others standing near him, put their arms around him/hugged him, and appeared very much to be speaking soothingly to him. It was very moving how quickly, quietly and effectively people (who were themselves likely exhausted at that point) took responsible action. That should have been the story.

Thanks for taking the time to read this,