up next, my final thoughts on the next ten years to come, but we can t go to break without hearing from someone near and dear to me. that s tiffany cross. reverend sharpton, i want to wish you a wonderful happy ten-year anniversary on politicsnation. i remember when you got the show and how proud and excited i was to see you, and i have to say you have always been such a mentor to me. you re my big brother. you ve helped me navigate so many spaces. you shared your platform when we co-hosted your radio show every tuesday. i cannot thank you enough not only for what you meant to me as a colleague and co-worker on msnbc, but truly to the community. you have always been an unapologetic champion to the people. i don t think you get enough credit for that. thank you for everything you ve done, and i want to wish you a
an abortion procedure, plus a $1 million donation to planned parenthood. since thisness constitutional law relies on private citizens to enforce it. are we going to have to rely on private companies to fight this, miss jarrett? first of all, reverend sharpton, good evening and congratulations to ten years. i think back to terrell days on your show. i appeared on your show. i don t think either you or i back then would have thought that texas or any other state would pass such an egregious law that puts into the hands of people basically, you know, forfeiting the responsibilities of government, but says everybody can go and enforce this law on their own. so imagine you re driving a lyft and somebody gets in your car, and you plug in the address and you take them there. are you supposed to say, are you on your way to get an abortion? are you six weeks along? if you are six weeks along, you
mccarthy s behavior this week. he went after the house select committee looking at the january 6th attack by telling private companies that they reached out to do what they had to comply with the investigation, they reached out to by the select committee. he went after them about handing over communications and social media records. i mean actually in a threatening way, if they cooperated with a select congress investigating, something that could lead to criminal behavior. i mean, what s your reaction to a member of congress coming in this way at people that have been asked to cooperate with a select committee of congress? well, reverend sharpton, leadership will show up during times of crisis. and what happened on january 6th was certainly a crisis.
and they deserve bet jeer we all deserve better. we deserve the truth. we deserve our votes, and we deserve the life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness promised to us in that declaration of independence, and if we keep rising up for ten more years and beyond, we can continue the long march toward justice together. after the break, the current state of criminal justice reform and the fight to end brutality. but first i m told my colleague and sister joy reid has a message for me. big brother reverend al sharpton, what can i say about ten years of politicsnation. well, basically what i can say is it s allowed viewers on msnbc to get just a taste of the advocacy and love for our community that you have showed those of us who came to norng and live in new york and were really rescued be i you for so
thank you for being with us, congressman, hakeem jeffries. i m sure we ll see you again on politicsnation often. many thanks again. with me now is democratic senator val demings. let me go right to this question. the supreme court denied to hear about the texas anti-abortion rights law, which bans all a abortion procedures after six weeks, regardless of rape or incest. plain concern. are you concerned that roe v. wade is at high risk of being in jeopardy? reverend sharpton, first of all, let me congratulate you on your tenth anniversary. it s an honor to be with you today. of course, i m concerned. when you look at what s going on in the nation, ending america s longest war, you spoke with our chair about evictions, people