good afternoon, i m lindsey reiser in for chris jansing at msnbc headquarters in new york city. breaking news, affirmative action struck down. president biden as you just heard that finished speaking on the landmark supreme court decision and the potential long lasting consequences at colleges, universities, and students across this country. the court ruling on a pair of challenges to policies at harvard and unc, that the schools can no longer look at race during the admissions process. the vote was 6-3, and eddie glaude, reacting just after the decision about the lasting impact he says this will have on higher education. this was just one remedy, affirmative action, the only remedy to the legacy of discrimination in admissions in american higher education. one remedy. here they have taken it away. we have a small percentage of black and brown students in elite institutions, that percentage will get even stronger. reactions are pouring in from students to members of congr
getting started. dana: let s get to alexis mcadams live at newark airport in new jersey. how is it going? not so bad right now. a lot better than it has been since saturday and sunday where some of the people i ve been talking to have been sleeping at the floor at airports across the east coast trying to get home. we checked with airlines to see how they are doing. things aren t back to 100% and entering the busy time for the july 4th holiday weekend. as we mentioned people have not had anywhere to go except sleep on the floor. six hours, not even a bottle of water. frustrating. the line doesn t move. i know they don t have nothing to offer for us. that s kind of pretty hopeless. this is the scene at airports across the country as more than 28,000 flights and counting have been delayed and 7200 canceled since sunday. not a lot of good news. to say people are fed up is an understatement. hundreds of passengers left waiting on the tarmac for hours thinking they will l
the region. there is a tornado on the ground. what can you do? booth at saelth pride parade encouraged kids to throw toy bricks at pictures of republicans, pictures of trump and ron desantis and other leaders. battle of the billionaires, the question remains, can they fight? mark zuckerberg knows jujitsu. brian: begin with new message that appears to show that hunter biden demanding millions from chinese energy company. ainsley: releasing comment about the bidens are best at making the chinese happy. steve: griff jenkins joins us. we don t know why they are asking for $10 million. it is after joe biden left the vice president job. a lot of dots need to be connected. griff: a lot. show me the money is the demand to this chinese energy company and he bragged nobody is better than his family at deliver ing results by his top bos. $10 million per annum to further the interest of the joint venture. the bidens are best at doing what the chairman wants from this part
wild video out of los angeles, chairs deputy opens fire after driver repeatedly rams into his patrol car. welcome to albion brand-new hou of america s new room. i am. a deputy attempts to start traffic stop at. video shows the suspect intentionally colliding with th sheriffs car pushing it onto th sidewalk for the white suv back up and plows into the driver side the patrol car several times where the deputy fired more than a dozen shots at the suspect who is describing the violent scene during a press conference yesterday. the suspect vehicle which wa a white trailblazer at the intersection at a high rate of speed at which time he began doing donuts in the intersection . the suspect vehicle collided into our patrol vehicle with th deputies still inside. this all unfolded around 4:3. the officer approaching what seemed like every teen situatio that very quickly took a different turn. look at this, the driver of the suv had been driving at high speeds and performing don
i m yasmin vossoughian in for ana cabrera. today a man who felt direct heat from donald trump to overturn the 2020 election will speak to the department of justice. the special counsel s team meeting with georgia s secretary of state brad raffensperger. this happening as we learn that a close trump ally, rudy giuliani also had a sit-down with jack smith s team. what all of this means for that investigation and for the former president as well. plus, a double dose of wild, wild weather, storms snarling travel as canadian wildfire smoke prompts new air alerts here in the united states. also ahead, was there help from the inside? reporting from the new york times that a russian general knew about the recent rebellion before it even happened. and later on, malaria in the united states. dr. natalie azar joins us with more cases of the illness not seen here in two decades. we begin with the new legal developments surrounding the former president. at some point today georg