holiday. ahead of the 40th anniversary. the president s powerful call for action, what he calls an inflection point for the nation. plus, dr. king s granddaughter will join me here in person. i will ask about carrying forward the legacy of dr. king, and the important work she s doing for her generation. i am symone sanders-townsend, i have something to say. history has thrust something upon me from which i cannot turn away. that is what the reverend dr. martin luther king junior told jet magazine as he left for atlanta georgia to become a co-pastor of ebenezer baptist church and lead a movement that would change the world. a day before the nation celebrates dr. king s legacy, history was made of ebenezer once again when president joe biden bemeand the 107 years of a ship. alongside the current pastor and georgia s first black senator raphael warnock, president biden had this to say. this is a time of choosing. for the choices we have. are we people who would choose democrac
january 6th, 2001, which played out this way after the disputed results in florida. it is the objection in writing and signed by member of the house and a senator? the objection is in writing and i don t care that it is not it is not signed by a member of the senate. the chair will advise that the rules do care. now we all remember what happened next. george w. bush s election was certified by al gore, the vice president at the time and bush was the president. vice president al gore did not stop that. no one suggested he had constitutional authority to do so since, in fact, that was never a thing despite a history of multiple disputed american presidential elections including the one which also hinged on disputed florida results back in 1876 which led to the creation of the elect oral count act. during today s hearing gregory jacob who was lead council to vice president pence was asked if he confronted eastman s interpretation and this is what he said. back in 200
to sell the american rescue plan to the american public. see, willie, he s still got it. he can sing! he s still got it. he s you know, mind s working great there. that s a great cover of johnny cash. i would like to see some of his others, maybe. maybe go all the way toward the end of johnny s career. do the full catalog. i like it a lot. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, march 18th. let s get straight to the news. the suspect arrested in the murder spree at the three spas in atlanta has been charged. 21-year-old robert long faces eight counts of murder and one count of aggravated assault. police say he killed four people inside one spa, three people inside another, and one person inside a third. officials say he was arrested while on the way to florida to possibly carry out more attacks. six of the eight victims were asian women, leading to speculation that the spree may have been part of a rise in anti-asian hate since the coronavirus p
biden bemeand the 107 years of a ship. alongside the current pastor and georgia s first black senator raphael warnock, president biden had this to say. this is a time of choosing. for the choices we have. are we people who would choose democracy over autocracy? we have to choose a community over chaos. are we the people that are going to choose love over hate? these are the vital questions of our time. the reason why i m here as your president. i believe dr. king s life and legacy show us the way. we should pay attention. i really do. it s sunday, of course he s preaching. we will be discussing dr. king s ongoing legacy throughout today show. first, i don t know if you know. there is a showdown brewing in
good evening, once, again i m stephanie ruhle. it is midnight on the east coast and 9: 00pm out west. and the final election of the 2022 midterms has officially been decided. senator raphael warnock is keeping his seat. nbc news projects that he has won the georgia runoff, defeating republican challenger herschel walker. warnock will be georgia s first black senator to serve a full six year term in the senate. it is my honor to utter the four most powerful words ever spoken in a democracy. the people have spoken! [applause] the race, however, was extremely close with warnock and walker, swapping leads all