republican caucuses. the remaining contenders are brave and the snow and cold to make their final pitches this weekend. ironically the voted will take place of martin luther king day. so many of the gop candidates have to split a questionable commitment to the ideals of democracy and equality that the great late civil rights leader fought and died for. reverend kings spirit fills tonight s show and we are joined by his eldest son and namesake, his daughter-in-law arndrea and his granddaughter yolanda. they ll have plenty to say about the state of dr. king s dream. and a moment when racial tensions and the threat of political violence seem more real than perhaps any time since the height of the civil rights movement of the 60s. all of this tonight on this kicked a weekend edition of politicsnation. the king family will join us in a moment. but we start with congresswoman robin kelly, democrat of illinois. congresswoman kelly, thank you for joining us and let s start in your ne
to florida out. but we saw when the republican legislature passed the abortion ban, that 77% of floridians didn t want, crossroad organizations, democratic and republican came together, and got in an eight month period of time almost 1.4 million signatures. we only needed 891,000. this shows, this issue in particular, and with mentioned it, not just here in florida but across the entire country, and get under the ballot and people have the choice to make the ultimate decision of what they want for their own personal lives, making sure they still have access to abortion, that galvanizes, gets everybody out from independents, republicans, democrats. that s what you are going to see here in florida. you are going to see, once we get past the hurdle of the supreme court, it s going to get under the palette and then the people of our state are going to come together, protect their freedoms, and fight for