For God's sakes. Eleven, how difficult it is to understand why in the world do we have to come up with these crazy ideas in their crazy ideas that the tobacco he's got some minute any trace of people wherever they go and say very big letter saying that our current or cell phone to write me come on come on. there. You know that guy republican governor, Jim Justice growing exasperated within seen conspiracy theories, as the number of covet patients and estates eyes to use has reached I'm high, and this morning we're gonna be hearing more about the president's big announcements to do as it pertains to dealing with courage and Saki is going to be on the show to talk about that. So, there's a big

Age- and there is also still a big problem in places like West Virginia and Florida, where, in Miami alone, thirteen school employers have died, there are growing numbers of children in the hospital with on a virus or will be talking about all coming up good morning, and I welcome them by the way governor vector So what we are talking about yesterday about leaders are a lot of leaders in a lot of states. We talked about southern sage yesterday that, if stepped out until people stop being crazy a ban and there still go into the they feed stores and getting the ivory can you believe, like Joe Rogan, he's, eaten DE warmer spread out. Jerome, who contract of covert recovery from covered and attributed his recovery to Iver Maxim, Daddy Review that he was talking about that at its by gas.

My way way way way. He he said that he get better cause. He ate, he said had only warm and he said he's been taking. I perfected yes. Soviet Martin is recovery framework to that to the railways. whatever that's yeah but cheerful a guy like Governor Jim Justice, a trusted republic in a state of West Virginia Guy, like John Calla Perry that had basketball coach in Kentucky a guy like Nick Saving. These are not the elites that people Well grounded accede have been taught to distress, so it's The media is not doktor proud. She it's not a democrat these people, they trust in their lives, saying Clearly a motorway Mitch Mcconnell did again yesterday to go get the vaccine he said these conspiracy theories they're out there he said quite frankly, are insane: go protect yourself in your family, in our community in our state and let's get through this, and it does come from you don't be we economy to prevail, then Alabama.

In mixed, save and I'm Alabama get that football I'm all mislaid Kevin. The entire team is vaccinated, as you know, in Mississippi and Alabama these football gouges holders who plays in popular culture, so the resistance Eliza, what they're saying on Facebook everyday, overwhelming, dried absolutely, and you know what I'm talking about t sales we're not talking about. I heard immunity without talking about science with common sense, nobody's tracking you, if you're worried about that. Why you walking around which, if you dont like NATO, stop with the tat is so just tat- do the chase. But you know we talk about in Texas. We talk about Florida, our my home state of Mississippi table devastating. We had children dying, we have all schools closing, we need, we need to listen. We need to find some kind,

since what we talking a lot more about this coming up, also with Us Nbc News and MSNBC National Affairs, analyze, toast and executive producer of show times the circus and host at the helm, high water pipe cast from the recount John who, by the way for the record John Ireland was taking cattle de warming products long before it was then he's out of unravelling. For this tell you everything you need will now go ahead, given broke in a hard time say you know back when I had covered. You know you guys job making us you familiar with great state, a main. What I learned in my time in Maine this summer is that lobster food lobster lobster glue. It turns out ass quantities that will not make sure you're covered, but give you one hundred percent immunity for the rest of your life and carve it's not like I'm up to the gills now at lobster droppings more but

is that what you were at all? We did this and also care about That's why learning may well, that's good what sort of our time and you go to a different part of may- that's good! That's certainly true, certainly when love ya, how men are without knows, we get big. No, we have big news. I shall we say the Wall Street Journal out it is. It is broken down the Wall Street Journal where Taliban leaders will reportedly allow close to two hundred Americans and other foreign citizen to fly out of the country. Today, officials the Wall Street Journal. The group will be flown to cut her before locating elsewhere. This will mark the first departure U S! Citizens, since the military mission in Afghanistan officially ended on August. Thirty burst its unclear, at these Americans are among those who were stranded on charter flights.

Afghanistan, Mazar Missouri Sharif Airport. Earlier this Joe again that more work on the binding administration on the part of working to get people out of Afghanistan beyond the deadline, and I think it's important to note no matter what you think about the decision to leave that the president was warning people for quite some time. I believe last week, a April since April, and it was one warning after another warning after another warning after another warning there was a story. Nbc news about a guy who was the contractor kept being warned delayed, and this is we try to get him out of. There is here to stay I'm fine and shorter. fix it. Sort of guy unease is a hostage over there right now, but there are Americans who Now now Willie, but you you you look at

Look at these two hundred Americans. I want so that's up their lot more. You look at. A hundred twenty thousand or so the people we ve already airlifted out of their the extraordinarily extraordinary bravery of our men and women in uniform and and Can officials and allies that have allowed this to happen, and I tell you what further we get away from the chaos of that first day, The more people are looking at so more of a global view of what's happening wait, a second american troops and this country doing I'm pretty extraordinary things there, this so Matthew Van Dyke Where's, the yeah he's a founder of sons of liberty. Internationally veteran talks about when he was a prisoner in Syria, he he actually tweeted. This

they are to go. I initially criticized by for Afghanistan, comparing it to the fall of Saigon Matthew Rights here prove me wrong. The past few weeks, rescuing a hundred twenty thousand in Kabul was incredible and historic, the use of characters. diplomacy on Taliban was brilliant, the military achievements extraordinary this story. it is still being written. We I don't know how it's going to end up right now, but people who have been whooping it up on twitter for the end again, I have been very critical of us leaving Afghanistan by the people. We bring it up on credit on Twitter, saying This is the worst thing that ever happened and the drawing parallels. Saigon. the mark, the numbers on even closer. I mean that they see their the thirteen american service members who were killed. A lot of people think these evacuations could have started much sooner to avoid the chaos that led to the death of the service members. What's interesting about this number

in the journal this morning. That two hundred numbers we ve been told there about a hundred to two hundred Americans left in the country So where does that leave us if there are not two hundred american passport holders? I think this includes them. Foreigners also have passports to get out the countries. So I think it's all Americans, but this will represent, if you believe that number a lot, chunk of the Americans remaining in the country who want to leave the country and at least in this case, that the Taliban movie Can government has been forced into a relationship now with Russia, trust them to help get these people out? At least in this one case, is upholding its ended, the bargain just here right now, you gotta get caught her in what they ve been doing. I think we're gonna be talking to the foreign ministry to this week or next week about what cutters being a go between between the United States and also the Taliban, I bet it Eddie there's there is the great tragedies Willie said the thirteen American

some men and women who died there. Just true heroes who understood understood because the warnings were going. We were hearing the warnings about ice, is coming in and and they knew that man were. They are in danger and they were still talking about they loved their job. They were still risking their lives, and now it's just so tragic and yet what they have done? along with our their military men and women, and other officials were again need a hundred and twenty two hundred and thirty thousand people saved of thousands of lives, one of the greatest humanitarian missions that that we done- and I think we can all concede- that nomadic your position regards staff, can we should be able does? We should be able to get a lot of people who moron

bitter and have our bed pieces are still looking back to first day and ignoring everything? Are men and women and uniform have done since that actually seems like we're in a moment where everybody is trying to make political hey of everything trying to find every that we can see this claim, I think, as we lot this two hundred folk coming out? We still have to be mindful of all those Afghans who helped us, while we, there the ranks who are still then we still have to raise question concerns about their safety, but we can still marvel at this achieved. We really John Island. You look, the achievements over the past week past two weeks, I think we got me we get seven thousand people out of Saigon. it were, but a hundred and twenty five. Now, let's hope we get up two hundred and forty thousand or so hundred fifty thousand or so people, and it is It's just been an extraordinary achievement that I think some

we as a country we we're so caught up in the political back and forth it. Sometimes we just we can't see the forest for the trees with this is this is pretty credible and again I say this as somebody who has been against the withdraw after Stan, since Donald Trump was trying to bring the Taliban to Camp David right here I'll go. I think the thing with you and anything that we all you know various times there took her. The ball on one thing that the administration never took its eye off the ball on, which was the large question on them, Crow essential fundamental choice Is this war over or not? Are we gonna get out, or we can accept? We want this war and end it now The administration was always with the vast majority of the American. Click on that which is worth.

Tromp was, as you decide to second ago, and there totally respectable position. That says we should have tried to make us into two to North Korea to North South Korea to make it into Germany make it, and I hope that I have a small bug you set of truth. try to stabilize the region, etc. Are respectable point of view. I know what's your point of view, but it's not where the american people are right and so in the end we were always get it. To that, then something Seventy. Seventy five percent of the american people want to end this war wanted ended now and I think the administration had that long view throughout now. I do think there are too low Questions that that carry forward from their one of them is the question Eddie just raised, which I do think there will be questions. Going on for a very long time, not how the Evacuation was run because that I agree with you- and I think history again will say this is an incredibly successful operation. To get the

all the Americans, almost all the Americans out safely again, we know about the ones who died in that car bomb and are still somewhat behind, but the vast majority of Americans are out, but there is this large question of what about the afghan allies. What about the people, the moral obligation that America, Those people fought alongside Americans and try to help Americans for the last twenty years. What happens to them? I think people will raise questions about that for a long time and then the other long term, question that goes to your point, which is: does it Ghana, stand now become a renewed, centre for terrorist activity that threatens America been for the last twenty years, and will it become that again and if it becomes that again, there will again be long term questions raised about whether we should have kept some kind of a small force there in order to keep that from happening, those are questions for another deck and evil or so right and ended, something that I have acknowledged. I, under stand by wanting to keep people in Afghanistan, keeping american troops in Afghanistan same with Syria

the minority and of seventy five percent of Americans, agree with it. Joe Biden has done here in getting Africans out and I do understand the logic of hate here, either in or you're out, and if it is a view a small residual force there than what you are doing, is you're just prolong. a presence there and again. Seventy five percent of Americans wanted I will say I just want to be clear with everybody. I I'm not interested. in keeping american troops in places like Afghanistan to rebuild countries. We ve learned over the past twenty years. That doesn't work. I want a miracle from there to intimidate and kill bad people and I want us to be able to strike out whether its in Syria, going after ISIS like we did or whether its in Afghanistan, going after ISIS. That's my point but again, I mean the minority here and I certainly boy I respect people who

say enough. Is enough? Is enough we said, we I think we confirmed now NBC News has confirmed this report wrapped Sanchez, whose in Doha cutter tell two sources. Familiar with the matter confirm Qatar flight will take two hundred people, american and other nationalities- to leave from Kabul to Doha today, so this class. This is happening so as the by the administrative manages. The end of the war in Afghanistan is now also managing the resurgence of covert here at home. Today, the present will lay out what it says is: a new plan to attack the spread of covert Eighteen President Biden will deliver a speech this evening expected to urge private businesses, schools and federal agencies to institute stricter vaccine mandates? The White House will announce six areas of focus vaccinating the UN vaccinated furthering protection for the back keeping schools safely open, increasing

lasting and requiring masking protecting our economic recovery and improving care for those who do have covered nineteen, sprain senior Whitehouse, correspondent for NBC News, Digital, Shannon, petty, you so Shanna. It speaks to the gravity of the problem, the fact that cold, it is back with us in a big way that the President feels he needs to a major addressed to the country. Today, the lay out a new plan set the strategy to some extent through the summer. So much of these strategy in the focus was on vaccination giddy as many people vaccinate as possible. The aid It was that we could vaccinate our way out of this pandemic, and that has been the only way out of the pandemic. Now, as you see from a bullet points, the White House official has put out your seen them rawdon that a bit not only, of course, is there someone we an emphasis on vaccines, but there is an acknowledgement that, even with that out there, we are continuing to see breakthrough. In fact,

since we are seeing the percentage of people who are vaccinated, who are hospitalized. Creasy, not an enormous amount, but you are seeing a slight chicken, the percentage of House those patients who are vaccinated and then, of course, we're still once away, potentially from children under twelve being able to be vaccinated and look lightly weeks away from her. A booster clear by the FDA for the modern, a vaccine. So in the interim there is an acknowledgement that there's a lot more that have to be done, and so that's why we're going to hear the president talking about things like an emphasis on how to keep schools open safely. We ve seen hundreds of schools closed off barely past labour day, there's tens of thousands of students and teachers and staff or in quarantine so part of that school plan. I am told, is gonna. Take increasing testing trying to encourage was to use some of those funds from the

relief bill for rapid testing to try and find those asymptomatic cases. I talk about things like ventilation in schools. Do you also saw that less better treatment for people who are ill so training Increased use of monoclonal antibodies, trying to find what arsenal tools and the things in the various levers that the federal government has that they can only deploy but really encourage and get out there publicly and push companies and local governments to do like vaccine candidates. Another thing were expecting you What about you? Let me ask you about those mandates to this boy. What we heard from the White House is the president doesn't believe the federal government has the power to issue a mandate in there, probably right about that. So what more can the president's say? What more pressure can they put they have mandates, maybe in air travel, for example. In other places like that. So engine air travel? That's the big one out there that medical experts have sent the federal government probably has some legal authority

the mandate. I don't have any reporting to indicate that coming today, that's on the table, but that is a big one out there. Otherwise, when it comes to the vote, government can do with Mandy. It's really sort of shipping around the edges, where the big effect for mandate is gonna, come as on local levels, LOS Angeles School Board is gonna, be discussing a vaccine man for students and stuff there. You have colleges, pudding, mandates more employers, pudding mandates, and one thing that experts say that federal government can do. Is to those institutions. We ve got your back if you're a big company and you put a mandate and place the federal government will support you if its challenge same thing to state and local government, so they can certainly, and were set, and there may be a few little areas where they can strengthen mandates at the federal level. But that's probably

central. I think we're here today and will see at five o clock eastern time when the president makes that speech and petty p shedding so much. We appreciate any gaps, a pediatric covered cases, our surging to record highs, has millions of students across the country returned the classrooms this week. The most recent data the American Academy. Pediatrics shows weekly pediatric code. cases have surpassed two hundred and fifty thousand for the first time since the start of the pandemic about one in four new corona virus cases are now in children for them really different from the first wave. Isn't that in fact, is the delta variant and very ago, especially in Florida, without masks and based news. Corresponding carry sanders, has more the return to the classroom potentially dangerous, with a quarter of all new coded cases. Now children and with families

how to keep them safe. The battle over mass still raging with a judge ruling Florida must stop enforcing Ask bands a major blow to republican Governor Rhonda Santa's. This is what had come with a dictator like behold here, he's going also in Miami a stark warning from the school superintended after three teachers and ten other school employees died from covert since school began, all of them on vaccinated narrative about mandatory mass policies or the the elimination of those have been absolutely political in nature and that, quite frankly, as an educator as a father, it bothers me because children should.

be political ponds and this political chess game, and we need to get past that in just a week nationwide nearly two hundred fifty two thousand kids testing positive for covert like eleven year old Levi Cartoon G, four days and in Austin Texas Hospital. There was some fear and some dark thoughts that that crept in, but thankfully they started to get better pretty quickly when she was in the hospital serious Listen death is re or among children, but parent Joe and Katy cartoon. She felt helpless as covert spiked Levi's temperature to a hundred and three, I've low oxygen for a little bit needed steroids and blood dinners leave. I now home too young to get back to its past time for people to take the virus. Seriously like affecting our kids. Now

I have a lot of big feelings about it. All Katy, who was vaccinated now quarantine from the rest of her family with a breakthrough case right for infections happen there rare, but they happen, and they are more likely to have and when you have an unbalanced and aided household member, in this case, a child who can't be vaccinated the numbers and it is really so frightened. You see what's happening with China. Children in schools. John high omen, I need to see numbers move much more on vaccine mandates on allowing schools stone to mask people passing vaccine mandates for planes it certainly what it for teachers. We see the tragedy Florida teachers ahead and numbers and school districts dying on vaccinate when my teachers going into the classroom school

is going and classrooms on vaccinated, put children at risk who can't get the vaccine? right, and I think Joe, you know what you and I and make as we ve been talking about this over the last couple months. What we ve been seeing is how the delta here It has very busy raise the price of stupid because raise the price of stupid and we ve been able to see the cards what is of interest duplicity both in the back, seen resistance movements of various kinds in the where's glue when an lobster meal at my joke earlier, we have been doing crazy things themselves that are, Georgia, science and and and and that that the so that has gone up and can concur. Only with that is, now, starting to see, as the price of stupid has got up what the pop, what the political follow,

that is right and for a while, we watched as people like Rhonda Santa's work, built in some ways: kind of defy gravity. As the costs of stupid were were borne by many Floridians and look stupid, The text that run along with that sea to be allow me to say this to maintain a certain kind of of of political stability and a weird way were given the strength of this end. During the stupidity of the stupid caucus now as the key? Stupid has risen and people that we could turn that corner where as you see these numbers move on on the things you just mentioned, on mandates on people finally getting to the point where the tipping point has reached its ok. We can't go on this way right now. It has also had an impact, as you start to see it on the governors on Governor two sentences, numbers on other politicians who rode the stupid way for a long time that the time

that is running out, and you can see it across the board in a lot of political a lot of political research? That's going on across the country, foreign governors who, For a long time benefited from being that place, it's just it it's just become untenable. Then I think we got better That kind of quarter turn in a pragmatic way across the board. In a lot of the data that we see. boy that will have an impact, also in terms of public health when will cost of soup, but also so it goes up for politicians and you see people moving towards vaccines as it gets more personal, I think one of the more telling numbers is a fact that ninety per of senior citizens, young people who, and in a disproportionate share of people whose in time on Facebook or who watch certain people who spread this information nine out. Can seniors, despite all the stupid, but they just every day from these stupid concerned.

See website the vaccinated. Why could they now it's one thing to to run around barking about you now and and complaining about this doctor of this doctor value that the fear of senior citizens. Nine out of ten go well wait a second I'm gonna die. If I don't, distance undertaking and I think we're starting to see that, as is John says hosty wrath of swallowing conspiracy theories Hall is: is it As a visit, your community of the visits. People, you know, is a visit, a neighbor child care. It shuts down your school pupils, begin to understand that, but to Johns point about the cost of stupid, this political fight in the middle of a pandemic, has lead people to defend things like I've met in which rank rang, which has is used by humans, just not for covert its. I used to

headlights and things like that, otherwise, its use in livestock to de worms. What the FDA Cdc have said is, if you take this in large quantities, hurt your body and yet because people like us point It becomes this political fight of ok. Now I have to jump into a corner and defend this horse de warming drugget its wild, but Eddie you where you work at play. Then there is a mandate, a vaccine mandate. If you want to step back on Airbus and not alone, by the way lot of southern state schools, or do that Alice you and other places. What has been the reaction to that. I know you're does back in school, but was their pushed back against that? What was it like? I'm camp over most part people are people, have people think it's reasonable, There are we are mandated to take test every week to make sure of tat the testing regime is robust. Notebooks have to wear masks. Buildings is still kind of uncomfortable, have gust class of a hundred and thirty students and they're all around, and there

mass inquires, but we're trying to but we're trying make our way through any were delighted to be back on campus data and allowed them that what was interesting, I was thinking about this think that when we see our kids in hospital beds intimated that that would have an impact, but then I think about sandy hook right and you think about. We would probably have reasonable right gun control laws, that right, but here our kids are in danger- and we still have folk are here- making these sorts of Argo behaving in this way, I think Doktor Michael owes to home southerner show just a few weeks ago. It's in own, we can call it stupid or whatever you want, and and talk about the politics of that bodies like science and don't don't play there, numbers game. If you don't get the facts, mean the virus will find you so there's I say, will find you. What really is the delta is incredibly contagious road.

we'll find you, like John Caliber Party said, and we ran the clip makes to find you get the vaccine through an active. I gotta get breaking news. Lord from New York posts last night, looked at it to see what was going on, and ethics about the new ninety nine percent the new. Ninety nine percent of the people who are dying from covered are, having serious complications which covered the new ninety nine percent or them well who want vaccinated. Distrust is really hard at all and Betty. I just ages for four people. You sit there and The second, when you're talking about the students having masks bring in the class using man, what a pay that must be and then I thought about all of our children and all of our children's friends who live. Steer. Moura HOLLAND was so and they were missing middle. school. They were missing. School they were missing

alleged their first year of culture. To me, it's again this What we ve been preaching for long now, which is this. Is it this? Isn't some woke movement, As for me, science about saving small business. This is may about helping entrepreneurs growth, jobs and communities. For me, it's about getting our kids back in school. For me it's about worrying about runs. Mental health, which was so which last year, because they had to stay home, we haven't you he's now is also maybe about saving lives, saving our children's lifesaving or seniors. Like there's, nothing woke about this. This is about getting us all back folks are talking about, will need a talking about openness in this context- that's just a red hair, but let us

that is I mean when I see my students and see those freshman eyes dancing even behind a man when I see them working outside and they have these broad smiles, and you hear the chatter right and then even yesterday, I'm teaching took Boys, the souls of black folk and have all of these things in the wonderful Robertson Hall, and I typically what to come behind from from behind the polio and get close to them. But I can't yeah, and I tell them that as one of the things we ve lost in Cove is sense of intimacy a sense of touch, but we're here we're here right. We have to fit. We know that have to figure out how to do this now differently, but we have to be smart. Stop me, you know, really is bigger. Being stupid idea. I went to Prince than another. Send through the turnpike I bought a t, shirt, Neander Security Guy, William, had passed Jeff, I would get applicable,

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Listen now on apple pie, CAS the Texas law. It does make it easier than ever before for anybody to go cast a ballot, but does also have where our ever make sure that it is harder, for people to cheat at the ballot box intact. Now, let's make a spinal alike, should integrity, now law, Texas, Governor Gregg, Abbot, on Tuesday signing into law a new voting bound patented carries with it. I guess there's a lot of cheating in Texas, let China What really clumsily tat check again ran my in my job. I don't really have to follow politics issues closely. Maybe you can help me out here. We have you here there's

the cheating, I would guess in taxes, or do they say they have to do this election integrity, love law area where he goes had now. You can't cheat and taxes and whatever, like so, Arrests were there in taxes, a big state aid, but what we're there? Twenty thirty fifty two hundred people arrested for cheating, I think, let me check by when we took me yeah them reserve of just zero about Georgia. Because George, I talked about election integrity. I get like Georgia, big state also, but thousand two thousand people can Keziah obviously had a serious problem, or else they would have had to pass. An integrity lie bill arrested in the eye I believe that members also zero there. There may be one one or two who voted on Donald hoop who committed fraud on Donald Trump Side, but the numbers fewer fewer than three right,

so much more than that. Suddenly joining us now Derek Johnson, the president and see how the end up lay cp, whose Texas chapter filed suit against that states. New boning law the day- it was signed, Derek, I don't get it. I dont get bigger, cleaner selections ever run, Donald Trump Zone Security, guy said, and more people coming out to vote. No fraud, widespread voter fried in taxes or George Charity, and yet there are still passing laws and claiming now made a good situation great, where this is possible: worse get democracy, you know when you have true. Democracy is representative of all this the state and so the legal. it's my father law suit. Many others father lie, but this is something for me:

In short, you familiar with you from out about my liver, Mississippi, and we have seen year after year where the demographics are shifting people are scared that the power they thought they should have is now being share about more people who actually pay in taxes who are participating in this democracies in ways in which they would not have imagined. This is not my team fifties, two thousand and twenty one day, and yet we are seeing it in every stated. Its almost it's just reflects its in Florida in Georgia, in Arizona AIDS. Where are these republican legislators are, and they making fools of themselves. You ok, what's going on an heiress? How is the outcome of four years we have been someone an office who was able to allow why supremacy dogma really dictate the public I see, and we have to push back cooperation in Texas. Individuals like you who recognise the Republican Party, is a party of ideas

I was in a concept of building a platform that more tools or not a party to reemerged. Why supremacy behaviour that should not be a part of a bar of our system, and this is all built on fallacy. Of course, the foundation of this is that there were problems with the twenty twenty election, the election stolen from Donald Trump, and all this is now a legislative nod to basically the conspiracy theory signed by the governor. So as you look at it there, what specifically does this due to vote? of color that you're you ve been focused on and worried about what it limits, access to voting box it it limits melon balloting it does everything. necessary to to winning it is by inches. Elections are not about thousands of people which is about a few people, but pull by Paul, but we haven't you the programme that we conduct unanswerable quicker. We recall Redemption Nicholas limit any talks about the elections of eighteen. Seventy five and much of what was taking place now be read. This work, some of the missing

Imagine that we we read in a book is mere repeated. If you look at what took place mighty sixty whether isn't ask your Olano or Georgia is to say the revisit it we have to. look towards the future. Stop allowing issues up the past keep reemergence is not as southern problem. It is national product it used to be regional as well as national, now and as unfortunate adequate, there is still with us, Eddie Jumpin, President Johnson, so good to see you? Let me just ask you this question. You have the soups that are taking place moving through the courts, you have grass roots activism, your organization, the poor peoples campaign national action network. What should the Democratic Party be doing that we hear a lot of talk? one we. What should we be seeing as we see rabbit, sign this law and seventeen other states. Past thirty, plus law, trying to restrict voting rights for not only blackened Ralph were young folks disable the poor people in the like. So what should we be seeing at the national level from the Democratic Party went first, what you cannot organ

organised, volts suppression, mistake sanction the city was, do their job point blank, the House have done their job there's a built in front of the Senate. There should not be a quick about a procedure rule. This is about the substance of outcome of protecting, was right to vote and protect a constitution, so Democratic Republic, as anyone who love this country need to be addressed in the question in front of the Senate. How do we pass legislation too, to allow for a federal oversight in support for citizens to cats? An effective ban at present Johnson, the Jean Louis Michel Voting Rights Bill, which the Roberts court said you guys sending back. The kind was rising passes. You need to update this, and so they down mouse age, our for John, looser and roads. Will it's gone to the Senate and every republic opposing it. I guess there are our most republicans are opposing it any just

you think my gosh, how much things have changed in two thousand sex with this when the civil rights bill was re, authorized, it will for while the number of Republicans most wanted it, maybe eight did not that I mean It is our lot who wasn't a friends. The civil rights voted for the report. I was even sinnott when it happened in and watched it gets into. The day of the republic is cannot muster tin. Votes to support Commission to investigate an insurrection are treated as we should not expect them to support voting right, but we must demand that Democrats ensure that America's are allowed to castle would affect about it. So the procedure rule conversation that need to be table and let's look at job lose plus stalls things a reverse. What we ve seen over the last three months in state legislative bodies across the country, two thousand six again, this the centenary authorization. Ninety eight

it passes. Ninety eight do nothing, and now you can't find a Republican who supports it, it is unfortunately right. The question is is is what political party did take the right under our constitution? The right of our constitution really allow for political parties to invest in ideals to expand. We say with a republic, now they are, they are unable who to attract new members to the party, because they are my acting would what they think should take place. This is not my seem forty. This is two thousand and twenty. What, if the political parties to grow, they need to attract people. I have a friend in Mississippi who used to be an act of Republican. I black Republican, it got so bad. He said I could not stand a wiser premise. Behaviour within this party left a party that is unfortunate. That is unfortunate. And the Wolesi pay president and see our dark Johnson. Thank you so much for being ongar staring. We appreciate it and coming

former president Trump crows nostalgic for the days of the civil war will explain next morning, job hey it's crusades this week I pike asked: why is this happening all be talking with Arthur and civil rights are turning Alexander Brodsky about our new book sexual justice, which takes a whore Look at the process by which sexual misconduct cases are hand. There are many many schools now where students who report sexual assault are up against far more serious obstacles to proving what happened to them than a student who experienced any other kind of harm and undoubtedly across the country. Students accused of sexual assault have far

reader right. It's far greater protection systems accused of anything else. That's this week, unwise is happening, sir, for wise is happening where we listening right now and subscribe all right. It had towered over Richmond Virginia for more than a century, but yesterday, the city down a statue of Confederate General Robert E Lee, that for many, was a symbol, look inequality and division. and be news correspondent, Shaquille, Brewster reports tonight a site not seen more than a century the largest remaining confederate statue in America, honouring civil WAR General Robert E Lee taken down. We That is, we all screams of top of our lawns. Ten days after the murder of George Floyd last year,

mid calls for racial justice across the country, Virginia's governor, Ralph, north and ordered the statue be removed to have these statutes that were really put up for the poor the purpose of refining the civil war. They they shouldn't, be there there divisive, but the action was stalled in court. Battles. For more than a year last week, the Virginia Supreme Court unanimously cleared the way. so your view of the statue changed over time. Yes, we first, I thought this is written history forever. That's why and then I felt like it's time to go with. It is a simple Isn't it out of an object of bronze and granite assembles matter? But some say the statue was a tribute to history so part of our history, whether good or bad- and it is sad to see him come down ever grown up with them- always hear a community reckoning with painful

focusing on the future Saudi I'm a little older than you, but we grew up in the south of Europe, but by the recent Mississippi, both in our memory, my Mississippi School, bad american flag, the confederate flag flying over you probably have the same. It took a lot of us a lot of light of white satin. So, while the dead understand long that should have to understand the can. Flag the battle flag and understand when it started getting put up and why it was put up took too long, but Robert E Lee I would put in the next cap. worrying, because Robert E Lee was always we grew up in the south hearing that Robert E Lee. Yes, he fought this, but he was only following Virginia Virginia had gone with the union, he would have gone with the union and he was a gentleman warrior the greatest general in: U S, history, they taught Lee at West Point then, even

point. Generals would have on the show. Would talk about Robert E Lee and I remember seeing an Atlantic Journal constitution article they stopped about the south and said the two most admired people in the south were the Martin Luther King and Robert E Lee, and talking about the split now tell me there are still a lot of progressive Dammit That's especially this Virginia still have one feelings about Robert leak. This is I'm just explaining the region and, This is taken much longer and I will put myself in the top of the list. Along with everybody else it there was a boy, spied with Lee, especially, but we were talking about this and you told me the most incredible story about your education. Rug, eighth grade jack, no, your high school,

teacher seems to be a singer, she had a microphone, so she couldn't judging taught the civil war in such a beautiful impulse for profound weight with cinematic right. I remember the ironclads via battling each other and the, but she taught it from the vantage point of this, of the confederacy run of the heroes. Were Robert E Lee and Stonewall, Jane, and Stonewall Jackson was this character right, this kind of Bush I mean he was full of personality, so I actually was attracted to it and when she discovered the confederacy lost ground when he was killed, because here reels, you don't start you mind of the of the confederacy me use your mourn, the passing of Stonewall Jackson, I can't even they also. So it's almost yeah, I'm a southerner in that sense, but also, I understand

statues our monuments not to any particular history. Thank you, MR ideology, run as we try to figure out where we're gonna, where we're gonna be coming through this job. We're gonna, be me Through these moments, where our built environment will change right. Where we begin to celebrate and symbolise the values that that that that reflect? This really does really diverse country we're just gonna take a while to get there, but I think Robert E Lee growing up held a special place for a lot of people who would say well, he didn't join because slavery, and was he was a gentleman he was added southerners go say what well, let's just say his name. Fame distorting, shall be foot said on The civil war documentary can burn civil war documentary that the civil war wasn't about slavery, that we shall be fine, pre eminent. Historically, the civil war, It reminds me again, I put myself in the front: this line

reminds me of Joan Didion Revenue collection short stories, the title stories: We tell ourselves to go to obviously that I think you file all of that this for southerners to say this is about the arrogance of the Yankees is about the arrogance of the north. These is about the arrogance of people looking down on us and looking for these symbols that were actually put up before we were born to push back? civil rights to push back on the progress That was in the process of being made on the front. civil rights, are thinking about the seven historian, see Van Woodward wrote a wonderful book and the strange career, Jim Crow, great about for a great book, and he said the civil war was falling out between light myths. And the reconciliation was around. insulation on the backs of black so the falling out led to our freedom

conciliation letter, basically re asleep, so those statues, our reflection, of that reconciliation, the statues that popped up all across the south, all across the north on the stained glass windows in New Haven right in Princeton University across the board. Right, although that is a reflection of the name, choosing to turn its back on the idea that we are genuinely multiracial democracy. We're still battling we're still eating the choice we made so that statue coming down infringing enrichment Just an indication of the swirling wins around us. As we try to a man. I know we have to go a bit but Willie for people not from the south. For people who have lived in the south for people not from you're with a culture of Virginia. It is hard overstay wide

a cultural earthquake, move. All of that Robert E Lee statue in the middle of which for junior, I know people, you know we use confederate This is an easy call. Yes, in twenty we wanted to easy. I'm just saying, if you add even said, two years ago that Robert statue in Richmond was coming down I mean nobody would have believed you, at least in the state of her gentle ass, the centrepiece of Monument Avenue, and you heard it from the woman in shacks pages several gas that was a part of our history, maybe agree with what he did, but that was part of our history was part of Richmond and now last year, so she's changed her, but not thought about that, and that this is the out really interesting note on Monument avenue. This is the case while the confederacy there is one statue remaining standing and it is of Arthur Ash

great tennis player who was born in Richmond Virginia so rapidly is gone. Those confederate leaders are gone Arthur stands alone and monument Avenant had we'll get a lot report from Carter and medically reporting. The Taliban will allow about two hundred Americans and other foreigners to leave Kabul and had to Doha plus White House press secretary General Saki joins us ahead of President Biden. today. On new strategies to fight the pandemic, how will the White House addressed the rise in cases among children? We're back in June ninety seconds

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