politicsnation. ten nights lead, the showdowns to come. culture or politics have consumed the republican party as we approach an election year. threatening the legislative agenda in congress in the house speaker kevin mccarthy s concessions to the hard right flank of his caucus have led to the passage of a military spending bill. bogged down with amendments targeting diversity programs and lgbtq protections. in the meantime, alabama senator tommy tuberville is holding up dozens of military appointments over the pentagon s abortion policies. some colleagues are warning the blockade could endanger national security. against that backdrop, a potential government shutdown. the showdown looms and the first presidential caucus of 2024 is just six months away. delaware congresswoman lisa rochester joins me shortly to talk about all of it. plus, the phony war on critical race theory is still raging in state houses. and on school boards across the country one of the intellectual archi
that is a that doesn t for may for today. the good news is jana will be back with you this next sunday. stay where you are because there is more news coming up on msnbc. get ready, only four days to go before the big debate. this hour, whether past two surprising moves made by the biden campaigned and the risk and reward, how the damage and drama could last for months. and the trump vice president steaks, how maga his pick might be. good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters. we begin with decision 2024. with just four days to go before the first presidential debate, each side is calibrating expectations. as you know it has been reported that krycka joe has gone to a log cabin to study, repair, they want to get him good and strong. they want to strengthen him up so he comes out, he will come out, okay, i say he will come out all jacked up. who knows what donald trump will do at any minute or any time. i will bet he will talk over the microphone like he does
of course the number of events like this that go on march, that we know nothing about, is countless. while we wrote this book, we thought it was absolutely important for the public to understand. that black women and girls are also victims of anti black police violence, black women and girls as young as seven, as old as 93, have been killed by the police. black women and girls are more likely, reverend, than any other group of women to be killed by the police. and yet we don t know anything about it. we have the african american policy forum call this the double loss. first that their lives are stolen, and then the fact that their lives are stolen is basically made invisible. so we don t know stories like friend garrett, whose daughter, michelle soul was killed on a
well, i really never, ever would have thought that i would be going through this. i didn t even think that i had a problem until i was here and sober and able to realize that. brooklyn was a big concern for us when she first came in. for a little girl, brooklyn had been taking a lot of crazy drugs and her life was very chaotic. brooklyn has been able to move to a place where she understands that she has a problem and that she is an addict. and that s not easy for someone at 18 years old. but i m going to admit and say honestly that i it s not all out of my system. i know that for a fact because i crave drugs all the time in here. i guess i ll get started on this tattoo. day s boyfriend jack spell is in the men s substance abuse housing unit. but spell and his new cellmate are risking their ability to stay in the program by violating the rules. it was somebody i knew from the streets, my friend garrett. we kind of met through pills.
the streets, my friend garrett. we kind of met through pills. garret has been tattooing spell using among other things a staple and pencil shavings. yes, this is a little tattoo parlor right here. it s not helpful to have a cellmate that i knew on the streets who was doing you know, living this other lifestyle with it. because we re sitting up here, talking and reminiscing about all the [ bleep ] we used to do. then we try to go downstairs and try to change and try to get out and not do those lifestyles. thank you. you re welcome. who is it from? it s from jack. while day and spell have figured out ways to use the jail s kiosk system to exchange e-mail, they still send each other handwritten letters as well. i know his feelings towards everything. like he wants to still be with