Be devalued because of that or because of the race of her particular neighborhood when weve seen the neighborhoods all around her gentrify. Reminded me of something former President Obama used to say. It turns out ive been black my whole life. So he knows what things are like. And i cant put myself in your shoes, but when you got that third appraisal back, you know, double what the earlier ones were and the difference in your mind is that it was a white guy In The House at the time with no pictures of a black family inside. I wonder how that felt to you. It felt dehumanizing. It felt demoralizing. It felt i mean, at first i felt vindicated in all actuality, and it just allowed me to see that i knew i was right, but then you think about the fact that i had to remove myself from my home in order for my home to have value. And it just thats the part that really hurts. And thats the part that is difficult to get over. And each time i think about it, it takes me right back to that point whe
we thought that was a lot then, and look where we are now. we re at half a million people. who knows where it goes. it s really important kind of like january 6 and the shock that people had during the trial of the scenes, yeah, it s because nobody talks about it. that was about political interest, and it was the same thing here, brother, and everybody knows it. what did trump want people to believe about me? that i wasn t sick. that i didn t have it. what did you hear from the fringe. i don t know that he s sick. i heard this, i heard that. why would that be relevant? the denial of the reality was the game for him. it not only made us sick, it literally killed so many people that it didn t have to be. these were not inevitable deaths, don. what s interesting to me is that the former president had a year to try to get this under control, and he downplayed it and lied about it and tried to pretend it was going to go away, held superspreader events and tried to pretend he
that does it for us tonight. we ll see you again tomorrow. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening. what is your name, sir good evening, rachel. jen once again goes above and beyond the call of duty. seriously. first of all, she is, like, the crisis manager of the staff in every circumstance, but at this point she s 15 months pregnant as far as i can tell. it s going to happen, we re there, and she s running everything, calm as a cucumber while you blew through two commercial breaks. you know how much work i put in if i had to go through one day of pregnancy. me too. guys wouldn t be showing up for work, i can promise you that. nor me. nor me, my friend. you re a good soldier. thank you, rachel. thank you. we are covering two breaking news stories tonight, and we have the perfect expert guests who cover both of those subjects in our opening discussion tonight. joe biden offered his first military strike today. american officials
you know exactly how much work i would put in if i ever had to endure it won me too.on guys wouldn t be showing up for work, i can promise you that. nor me. nor me, my friend. you re a good soldier. thank you, rachel. thank you. we are covering two breaking news stories tonight, and we have the perfect expert guests to cover both of those subjects in our opening discussion tonight.se president joe biden authorized his first military strike today. american officials told the new york times it, quote, was essentially a tiny demonstration strike, one bomb dropped on a small cluster of buildings on the syria-iraq border, used to transit militia fighters and weaponry in and out of the country. the pentagon press secretary, john kirby, said these strikes were authorized in response to recent attacks against american and coalition personnel in iraq. the buildings in syria were reportedly used by iranian-backed groups launching attacks against american personnel in ira
removed from his role in afghanistan. the state department his views do not reflect those of the department, which embraces diversity and inclusion. brianna? appreciate that report. thank you. it is the top of the hour. i am brianna keilar and right now the senate is taking up president biden s $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill. it appears that all 50 democrats are onboard, while republicans know that, it won t stop them from dragging the whole process out. we are talking hours here no. we re talking days. cnn political director david chalian is with us now. this is a stunt by republicans. it will certainly get attention. reporter: yeah. what you see here, brianna, republicans trying to prolong the process that this debate over this bill is on the floor before it can actually move to a final vote. so as you said, senate democrats are moving ahead on to this bill to begin the process of debating this bill. ron johnson of wisconsin, a republican senator, has said when th