across the country during that time. the concerns of residents who lived there at the time were simply brushed aside. in 1966, we didn t have any african-american elected officials. new orleans, no black elected officials. no black elected officials. and you know, i mentioned earlier, we had to be very clear about this. america and new orleans particularly, as a habit of just ignoring african american communities. we need to turn a page on the. or else you will be back in the situation again, with another issue. jermaine lee will be co-hosting the special town hall along with myself enjoy reading this incredible space i m in right now. the studio called studio b, it is unlike anything i ve ever been in, it is a historic by water district in new orleans. it is described as a non traditional art space by visual artists brandon be mike odoms.
we are in a new era of the struggle where we have moved from a struggle for decency, which characterizes our struggle for 10 to 12 years, and a struggle for genuine equality. no to viewers who are following on twitter, i just tweeted the full 16-minute speech by richard pryor about martin luther king, we just heard some excerpts of it moments ago. the full 15 minutes i put out on twitter. tomorrow night at 10 pm eastern, msnbc will present a national day of racial and live from new orleans with chris hayes, and jermaine lee. he joins us now from new orleans. jermaine, what are you expecting to cover tomorrow night? lawrence, thank you so much for having me. listening to your segment earlier about the legacy of dr. king, and the unfinished work revealing our shoulders. tomorrow will be a great moment for us, just seeing him, honest dialogue in coming together in good faith.
a reality in our schools. it s much easier to integrate, even a public park, then it is to get rid of slabs. we are in a new era of the struggle where we have moved from a struggle for decency, which characterizes our struggle for 10 to 12 years, and a struggle for genuine equality. no to viewers who are following on twitter, i just tweeted the full 16-minute speech by richard pryor about martin luther king, we just heard some excerpts of it moments ago. the full 15 minutes i put out on twitter. tomorrow night at 10 pm eastern, msnbc will present a national day of racial and live from new orleans with chris hayes, and jermaine lee. he joins us now from new orleans. jermaine, what are you expecting to cover tomorrow night? lawrence, thank you so much
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but actually seeing him speak definitely made me more confident about supporting warnock. certainly there are now more call counted which is rafael warnock. one thing that came up time and again was this idea of hypocrisy, especially around the abortion questions and the allegations about herschel walker. they said it was kind of indicative of what they see is kind of hostile policy, hostile political ideology on the right, especially. and it s not lost in that there are two black men, which is a rarity, vying for a senate seat in the deep south. we haven t had many since reconstruction. but even with that, there were rafael warnock, they see walker as the guy jermaine lee, thank you. ellison barbara, thank you as well. let s switch gears here for a moment, if we can, and get the latest on the trump investigations. the justice department is actually asking the 11th circuit court of appeals to and the special master review of the mar-a-lago documents, arguing that it is legally