good to be back with you in this second hour of chris jansing reports. just a few minutes from now, ivanka trump will return to the witness stand in the fraud trial where her most used phrase has been i don t recall. and moments ago, we learned about a new legal maneuver from prosecutors. plus, with his daughter on the stand and republican rivals headed for the debate stage, donald trump looks to take back the spotlight with one of his signature rallies tonight. and a big blow to glenn youngkin s brand as virginia voters thwart his plans for a gop takeover for the legislature. what could it mean for presidential ambitions. breaking news in the hunter biden saga, the republican chairman of the house oversight committee, sending the president excuse me. let s go to our nbc reporters. excuse me one sec. apologies for that, lindsey. let s begin in new york city. we re outside the trial in lower manhattan and from what we re seeing from ivanka today, stylistically she s
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racial impersonation? our dear brothers bennett, down in mississippi right now. neither party has been able to speak to their plight. so barack obama s words, if you follow through, he said walk the walk, talk the talk. did our dear brother barack obama walked the walk and talk the talk on issues of poverty, on issues of mass incarceration, on issues of trade union being struck. on the living wage, on medicare, on drones dropped on innocent people? my dear barack. listen closely to your words. then look in the mirror. professor, cornel west, thank you so much for being with us tonight. always interesting to talk to you. i salute you my brother, god bless you. up next, a cnn exclusive investigation on the conflict in sudan. sudanese rights organizations say atrocities, horrible atrocities, are being committed. cnn uncovered reports of a
The play’s author, who is Black, said he crafted its language to be historically accurate in representing civil rights struggles. But the theater program at the university heeded the call of students.
Texas Wesleyan University has canceled a planned presentation of a play written by a black playwright after the university s Black Student Association complained that the opening scene depicts a white person saying the N-word.