happened before 1921, what happened on that day, what happened after that. and then how it was destroyed again by urban renewal and then what happened after that. the resilience. there are many more things that have to happen but i believe the story needs to be hold transparently in an effective way and that s what is going to be happening june 2 when we open these this history center around telling the history. and then there are many more complex issues we re going to be addressing at that time. why didn t you learn about it? why hasn t it been part of american history? you know, people called it tulsa s dirty secret. i think the people in the government at the time were embarrassed by it, even though we believe because of the red summer from 1919 through 1921 or
if we can t get republicans to agree to the bigger deal. that s a much more nuanced and tricky process for the democratic leadership and joe biden because this isn t covid relief where you have a bunch of thing that s have you voted on several times by the party. infrastructure means a lot of different things to a lot of people different and there s going to be such big competing priorities, i think it s a lot to hear. nobody can define it and it isn t hasn t gotten to the parliamentarian who can look at this thing and say a whole lot of this content doesn t count as infrastructure. garrett, i want to turn before we go and talk about the january 6th commission. almost a dozen senators didn t even bother casting a vote. how did they justify that, it wasn t a priority? the moral justification is probably between them and their priest and god but the logistical justification was
closest friends who ran that crooked bank. yet he still calls it collusion. because of the witch hunt. if that s a witch hunt, what is this? harris: no one is arguing that. that s why use it as an example. melissa: you see these examples going back and forth, and everybody makes a point that in the end it didn t work out well for republicans. when i m listening to the sound bites from the show, when he says there is tons of evidence of collusion and anyone who says there isn t hasn t been paying attention, they didn t fall off and say what. that would have been such a great question. kennedy: that s a problem. i think if they are going to pursue this and they understand they don t like the president and they don t like the statements that he s made, they are trying to take some of the statements and paint them as obstruction. if it is obstruction, and that there is wrongdoing and lawbreaking, he put some standard so we know. like larry says, there can be a double standard. it h
nitrogen dioxide emissions wouldn t that be a viable option well i think this will not work out we know since many many years now that we have like limited values for nitrogen oxides we know that the congress tree has to deliver clean up costs well they failed you know they produced and they still produce dirty diesel cars and therefore it s not a technical problem it isn t dirty constantly sort of reviewed upwards of what was clean yesterday is not clean anymore isn t hasn t been the all these these limits and all that hasn t that pushed the industry too far into cheating actually i wouldn t say so i mean we have like limited knowledge that they were decided many many years ago from the european commission and this is a political agreement you know like. has organization they said that even lower limits are advisable so i wouldn t say that that we this isn t that we are panicking. from the german environment by middle thank you very much for joining us
relationship with these men to try to move the needle from a foreign policy standpoint. that s a consistent theme of the trump administration. it is. waiting to see how it turns out. i understand. so you think that he pulls his verbal punches in order to curry favor or act more conciliatory towards people who are established foes of the u.s.? yeah. i think trump has taken the approach that the traditional way of doing foreign policy isn t hasn t been successful for america. and he s a businessman. and this is what he s done to be able to be successful in his career. and he s going to apply the same tactics that led to success in an area that you just don t see that. and certainly you don t see it from a public i mean, look, every president when they talk to foreign leaders smoozs them and tries to create a