super majority, conservative majority, will have to come back and say, no, alabama, you have to do what we said? >> if they choose to do that, i don't have faith in the supreme court for doing all those things. remember, even then, after the supreme court, it took the military, the national guard to get people to desegregate those schools. they are not going to go willingly here. >> laura, kimberly, charles, john. thank you very much for coming back to the today show. and an important note before we go, this tuesday, on the 82nd anniversary of emmett till, president biden will sign a proclamation establishing a national monument offering the life and legacy of till and his mother, maybe till-mobley, and what they meant to the civil rights movement. and 1955, emmett till, a block 14-year-old from chicago who was visiting relatives in mississippi, was abducted and