changed everything. reporter: her daughter, julie ana as sensory issues and can t wear the required mask for school. so she s been collecting unemployment in order to be here, homeschooling since the pandemic began. pandemic unemployment benefits have allowed mother and daughter to stay in their home. i m going to be really scared. i already am. i don t sleep at night. i guess i got to figure it out like everybody else is going to have to figure it out. this is being portrayed as a worker shortage. what it really is, is a wage shortage. reporter: blaming the workers, says the montana afl-cio, ignores the economic shock of the last year, forcing millions onto unemployment. nationwide, the minimum wage has lagged behind as the cost of living has increased, especially in states like montana. dempsey says he doesn t even earn enough to rent a studio apartment. where are you living? i live in a hotel right now. reporter: colon fears that will be her future.
thinks about the voting rights decision in june also, congress has a lot of room to maneuver. if it doesn t run into bill of rights protections, equal protection protections she s not concerned about the kinds of more property rights protections you re talking about. julie ana. i m just wondering how rare and significant is it to have a sitting justice speaking so candidly about retirement calling the court activist court? why is she doing this? that was fascinating. adam? she s a self-confident public servant in who in a democracy thinks a government official might from time to time want to talk to the press. she s given several interviews this summer. she s using activism in a particular sense. some say judicial activism when they want to insult the other side. she s talking about the court which she thinks is high to strike down congressional legislation. all you need do is look at the end of june where they strike
illegal businesses practices tied to trump university which promises to make its students rich. i got all my degrees from there. where is the responsibility of the students in all this? yeah. seriously. where? i was rejected. you were? were you. see. julie ana. it s not easy to get in there. this is another big government scam. being targeted. he spoke out. i loved watching juliana s face through this. is this true? what are we doing here? gone from miley cyrus to syria to george zimmerman getting his picture taken in a gun factory to donald trump being sued. freedom. is this not what they do? give us a call, donald. this is an absolute disgrace. still ahead on morning joe, she s calling this supreme court one of the most activist in history. fou 80-year-old justice ruth bader ginsburg is vowing to stay on the bench as long as possible. we re going to talk to the new
nightclub in gaud harrah, mexico. increasing violence between the drug cartels in the area. police in california believe they have the body of a man who allegedly kidnapped his ex-girlfriend s son and found it floating in the same canal. they located julie ana. he allegedly drove hf into the canal. 50 canals for 50 lost souls, the families of those who died in couldn t nnl flight 3407 held a candlelight vigil in their honor last night and marked the second anniversary of the crash outside buffalo, new york. all 49 on board and one person on the ground were killed in the crash and transportation officials found both pilots were sleep deprived at the time of the accident. now, superman, you heard, gets stuck in another sticky situation, if you can believe