hypocrisy after migrants relocated without a heads up. we invite people to come and just willy-nilly put them in the suburb. metlife stadium with a national anthem led by nypd officer marking 21 years since 9/11 terrorist attack and made the moment. ainsley: you are looking live at edinburgh, scotland, where king charles iii is on his way to the palace of holyrood house to lead a procession for queen elizabeth ii. brian: comes hours after charles first address to parliament as a sovereign, as a king. steve: that is in london. now, he has back in scotland. back in london greg palkot. greg. hi, folks yes, we are at buckingham palace to begin this very long week of memories of the late queen elizabeth ii. but for a moment at least the focus status shifting north where we are right now. just like in scotland king charles iii and queen consort camilla will be joining other family members and walking with the queen s casket to the main cathedral there appear the f
i am steve clemons of semafor. we are thrilled to have you here with us this morning for a major event for us. today we are going to be speaking with leading actors and commentators in the contemporary battle over the nature of news and ask whether and how a news can operate in a highly polarized landscape. our event is going to be live streamed. hello to everyone online joining us on twitter and youtube. you can follow us and use #semafornews to join the conversation. i want to say a major word of thanks to jim clifton, john clifton and gallo for being not only our venue partner today, but our very good friend and we are going to be partnering on many other things that my friend justin smith, the founder of semafor will share in a moment. i want to thank the knight foundation for its support not only of this conversation but other conversations down the road on what we need to do about the nature of news. without further ado, welcome justin smith. [applause] good morning
reporter: has it hit you, what if you were on the other side of the bench with him? how close you guys were? i don t want to think about that. i don t want i don t want to think about that. here in washington the white house is responding to growing outrage over what experts call a russian show trial for wnba super star brittney griner, the administration officials say the president has read the letter from griner, talking about the terror she feels about never being freed from the prison. it s a priority for this president, he is doing everything that he can. he takes this to heart. he take this is job very seriously, especially when it comes to bringing home u.s. nationals who are wrongfully detained, it s a priority. we are going to make it happen. and we are following a big development in the georgia investigation in to donald trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election. as a fulton county special grand jury hands down the subpoenas to current and former mem
washington journal continues. host: we are back in our last 20 minutes before we end at 10:00 a.m. eastern time, we are getting your thoughts on whether or not you support or we are back in the last 20 minutes of washington journal before we end at 10 am eastern time. we are getting a last point on whether you support or oppose the senate gun legislation. or, if you are not sure, gun owners are welcome to call in as well. you are welcome to texas with your first name city and state if you want to join the conversation that way or on facebook.com slash c-span. or, with a tweet at the handle at c-span. let s begin with one of the lead negotiators for this bipartisan proposals, that is the democrat kristen sinema, she was on the senate floor yesterday talking about the all of these tools together will give families in arizona and across our country more peace of mind so that they can trust their communities are sick secure and their schools are safe. and, critically, t
jim brady was wounded and injured in the attack on ronald reagan s life and was ronald reagan s press secretary. ever since that time, we have been working across courts and communities and congress to try and gun violence with gun owners and non gun on this alike. and famously the last time we were in a room like this talking about legislation that was passing in the senate was for the brady bill, named after jim brady. at what year was that? that was in 94. and here we are, you know, decades later, and you ve got this bipartisan senate proposal on the table. dear support it? absolutely. look, i think what we have here is a bill that certainly doesn t go as far as we needed to go to address violent gun violence in all its forms and how we experience irritant in america. but we also have a bill that is incredibly meaningful. the components and the collective grouping of these policies will save lives. and the fact that so many sender senators from both sides of the ai