for the last three decades. i ve never heard this. i ve been in courtrooms where policemen were either victims or were accused and they fill the courtroom with uniformed policemen. no one objects to that. so all of the sudden for black pastors to come in a courtroom is to intimidate or to influence? by what standard? we don t know who is sitting with the defendants families. i think this is the height of bigotry and bias. i think the judge is right to not give it to them. and i think what he has done is develop a movement. i called for 100 pastors to meet us when he started this last week on me, and we had well over 350 pastors and martin luther king iii and others, reverend jesse jackson and others with us today because he insulted all of us that have gone in the courtrooms for years and have seen people on the other side bring who they want to court. you know what s interesting about this, and we were just talking with paul butler. and he said the description of the way these men
right to do whatever we want to do. we re back to dred scott, that a black has no righ that we are bound to respect. and they were not arrested for days. they were not dealt with for many weeks until this video came out and until some of us started exposing this and stood with this family. the mother said today she thought when it happened she didn t know where she would get a lawyer or any help. and it just made her feel good to see people are coming out for the last several weeks, all kinds of people, and to see all those pastors come today at the call that we made for them to come. let s talk about another case, because unequal justice in this country is the reason critical race theory exists. that s the real reason it exists. we just saw the exoneration of two men who spent basically their whole formative lives in prison, accused of killing malcolm x. one of them has already died. what do you make of that exoneration so many years later? these men lived with the stain of being sa
be easily undone. their actions today and in the past have forever changed the way the house operates. and furthermore, it means that under the pelosi president, all the members that i have mentioned earlier will need the approval of a majority to keep those positions in the future. that s not a serious man. he is just not. so while the responsible party, the only party left that cares about democracy at this point, the yes sometimes irritating party that keeps the lights on and makes sure you go to the doctor, that part of the democrats, well, they spent today working to clear the messy final hurdles to pass the billion dollar billion bill which will get americans day care and home health care and cheap prescription drugs and help save the planet. a vote on that is expected later tonight. while they are doing that, like regular politics, your drunk mostly absentee nazi curious authoritarian republican president is waiting around for you to put their trump cult
and there is no federal law to protect us. we don t have a limit on how many pastor, black pastors are aloud here. you can get an amen for me on that. thank you, my big brother and friend, the reverend al sharpton. thank you. thank you. up next, a new book offers up revelations about the troubling lengths to which the twice impeached disgraced former president and his allies went in trying to tear down our democracy. author jonathan karl joins us next. when you have nausea, heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach. diarrheaaaa. try pepto bismol with a powerful coating action. for fast and soothing relief. pepto bismol for fast relief when you need it most. you get more with aarp medicare advantage plans from unitedhealthcare. like free yearly eye exams. plus free designer frames and prescription lenses. wow! uh-huh. so go ahead. take advantage now. wow! baby got back by sir mix-a-lot
the only thing we can guess based on how long it s taking is this is a tough case for the jury. it may mean that a group of jurors who are in favor of conviction and a group of jurors who are in favor of acquittal. and if that s the case, then the lesser included instructions that the prosecution got the judge to instruct on may get those jurors a way to compromise to convict, but not in the most serious offenses. paul butler, as always. thank you very much, my friend. appreciate you. all right. cheers. more than 100 high profile religious and civil rights leaders voyn the family of ahmaud arbery for a wall of prayer as the trial of three men accused of killing the 25-year-old continues. the reverend al sharpton led the effort, and he joins us next. stay with us. h us [oof] i ll also be needing, stain remover, club soda and a roll of paper towels. [sfx: doorbell rings] lifesaver! [blegh] you re weird, man. to each his own. (jackie) i ve made progress with my mental health.