Chris Hayes had a young man on last night that has ALS

[Motley13]

It was courageous & heart wrenching

You can find a link here

http://www.msnbc.com/all

I wasn't able to narrow it down to that specific segment

his protest site is - stop gop tax scam.com

[TheMastersNemesis]

1. I Watched It Too. Makes You Want To Just Savage These GOP Bastards.

Too bad tar and feathers are no longer fashionable.

[femmocrat]

2. He was wonderful.

So brave and so determined. God bless him. His name is Ady Barkan. He's also on Twitter.

[procon]

3. I watched him too. He was a very impassioned speaker for tens of thousands

of people who face the same dire future. Republicans have no idea how barbaric and monstrous they appear to everyone else, although I doubt that public opinion means anything so long as they get their own demands met.

[Madam Mossfern]

4. My favorite aunt succumbed to ALS

The segment made me cry.
He's so young!

I couldn't get beyond that.

[Clarity2]

5. I saw it

I was bawling. My little brother has MS. Different disease, and he's semi-stable, but I also worry about his future if safety nets are removed if he needs them. I also have an Aunt who is getting chemo for bc through medicare. Sick people aren't lazy. They need those safety nets to stay ALIVE. And damnit, we paid for those safety nets!

[KT2000]

6. Didn't he also take on Flake

on the plane? It can't be easy for him physically to do what he is doing.
He is so young and has a son - heartbreaking.

[arthritisR_US]

7. It WS the last segment.

[appalachiablue]

8. I saw it and was deeply moved by his steady courage, strength and passion.

The despicable efforts to further damage and abandon disabled people and the most vulnerable were clear in the piece.

Thanks for posting the MSNBC segment to help spread Ady's site and info.



Ady Barkan's site: The Center for Popular Democracy, https://populardemocracy.org/ady-barkan