On january 21, the Year Anniversary of the largest protest. How did you get involved . Goes back to the moment when you first got involved. Sunny was like everybody else, had a moment of despair after the election in 2016 and was online, trying to figure out, analyze, why are we in this situation . I started seeing posts and Facebook Events about this million women march, and my first instinct was to be there was are a million women march in 1997, but i digress. I started going into the actual pages and see the commentary and conversations people were having, and i made a comment in there and i said exhope you include muslim win and muslim communities, but it was one over group that was not described in the description of the event. The talk about solidarity with other groups but muslims were not included. And im sure it he one intensal but i felt the need to say something. And then as i was making that commonality, bob land, the original founder, was already in conversation with an af
Nonfiction authors about their latest work. Host linda, cofounder and co organizer of the womens march, coauthor of this incredible new book together we rise. Behind the scenes of the protest heard around the world. On january 21 it will be the Year Anniversary of the largest protest in america history. How do you get involved . Take us back to the moment when he first decided that you could do this to i was just like everybody else that had a couple minutes to spare after the november election in 2016 and was sitting online just like everyone else transfigure out and analyze why are we in the situation and i started seeing posts of his events about this million women march and i was like my first instinct was to be like there is already a million women martin and was organized by black women in 1997 but i digress and i started going into the actual pages to see the commentary and what conversations were having and i actually said i made a comment in there and said i hope that you incl
Good afternoon, everybody. How is everybody doing . All right. Love this festival. Were talking about how much its grown over the years. Pretty phenomenal. Pretty wonderful. We are going to in a few minutes, give folks sometime to spill into the room. Just to let everybody know, we are being live streamed on cspan2, so tweets and tell your friends would also turn your ringers off on your phones, please. Im heather mcghee, president of demos, and i am really excited thank you. [applause] i am so excited to turn the tables today on my dear friend chris hayes whos often when interviewing me, and i get to do the same today. And for a little bit longer than we get to have on the air on his show. This is five minutes, right . Out go to commercial ties and i will talk over you most of the time. [laughing] just getting. I would not do that to you. Im really so thrilled to be in this conversation with you, chris, and to bring your stellar stellar book, yazidis audits your to the brooklyn book f
Time. [laughing] just getting. I would not do that to you. Im really so thrilled to be in this conversation with you, chris, and to bring your stellar stellar book, yazidis audits your to the brooklyn book festival, book this will also to the use of the live stream at home. I think anybody knows who chris hayes is Everybody Knows that he is the editor at large of the nation magazine. He is on our Television Screens and on our social media feeds, seems nearly constantly as he broke on to the scene, when was it . Winded when did i break . 2011. Which was really when thoughtful policy discourse joined cable news and usually been able to bring that to his nightly new show at 8 p. M. , all in. Chris also a New York Times bestselling book twilight of the elites, america after a meritocracy. And then this spring release this book, a colony in a nation. So lets get started. Chris, why did you write this book . Who did you want to read it and what did you want them to feel when they finished th
How about in racine a hypothetical of what is ahead of the sunrise. A few mid and high clouds mixing in and beautiful colors over Lake Michigan this morning. Dew. 58 degrees in racine. It is getting muggy in the afternoon as the next system arrives across the area. The clouds will thicken up in the afternoon. A couple of possible. Once we get to the weekend forecast, keep the umbrella on stand by and we have the weekend forecast coming up. First though, now to matt that is headed to news chopper 12. You can give the air conditioning a break in the car this morning with the comfortable temperatures. Overnight construction at reopened. Travel times are looking good. No crashes on the system being reported at this time. Thats a look at the morning commute, back to you. Matt, thank you. Saying goodbye to a wellknown milwaukee man. Radio host and journalist eric von has died. Hes been a fixture in the dpunt for decades. Hes known for hosting precious lives on wuwm radio and wnov the several