Announced by the doj. And senator Amy Klobuchar will join us on how this could upend the music industry. Also ahead, a New York Times bombshell, another provocative flag at another home of Justice Alito. What democrats are now demanding. And later, welcome to the white house, President Biden welcoming the leader of kenya for an official state visit this hour. Thanks so much for joining us. It is 10 00 eastern, im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york, and we begin with the race for the white house. Donald trump preparing to hold a Campaign Event today in New York Citys south bronx. A very blue district that went 77 for joe biden in 2020. Now, this event is fresh off the heels of a significant endorsement for trump from the last woman left standing in the primary race against him. Former rival nikki haley. Lets discuss with nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard, christina greer, professor at city college of new york, and susan del percio, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst
stories you are relaying here, frank. i ve known you for a long time. whether it s firefighters in new york, police officers around the country, or whether it s u.s. men and women serving overseas and coming back less fortunate they were when they left. the need never stops for you. no. we need all the help we can get all year long. we have a run at the end of september. always the last sunday in september, september 30th called the tunnel to towers run the name of the foundation. my brother ran through the brooklyn battery tunnels to the towers and gave up his life. we have 30,000 people running through the tunnel. firefighters and police officers all over the country. u.s. marshals. chris hill gave his life this year, u.s. marshal. we helped that family. police officer from massachusetts, we have they are coming. their families. this run, all right, albeit
celebrate the courageous men and women who make freedom possible. our brave service members and our wonderful veterans, we love our veterans. for 242 years, it s a long time, american independence has endured because of the sweat, blood, and sacrifice of the american armed forces. tomorrow, families across our nation will gather to celebrate the fourth of july, as we do, we will think of the men and women serving overseas, at this very moment, far away, far, far away from their families, protecting america, watching over our people. they are there and they are with us and they are brave. these are regrettable people. we will thank god for blessing us with these unbelievable heroes. judge jeanine: and they are heroes. unfortunately that is all the time we have tonight. don t forget to buy a copy of my
something talked about before. but it would transform the way the senate functions. i think we ought to be able to solve that without taking that extreme measure. we ought to be able to get 60 votes so we can negotiate these important issues the american people expect us to deal with. eric: dick durbin says it would end the senate as we know it as the founding fathers conceived it. the great men and women serving overseas. they are freezing and stopping the transfer of bodies at dover air force base and the $100,000 benefit to the family of a loved one killed in action. claire mccaskill tried to get that in by unanimous consent and it was shot down by mcconnell.
baffling, to be really honest here, that we, that the discourse around the brave men and women serving overseas, that this is how we re having this conversation. and i think that the administration, that this has gotten so, how should we deal with it? i think this has gotten completely away from the administration, it s gotten completely away from democrats, and quite frankly, i think that, you know, we all need to really move this beyond the level of plasticity that we re talking about, some really serious issues, especially when men and women have lost their children overseas. i mean, the funeral was just yesterday, and it just seems incredibly plastic that this is how we re handling these horrific tragedies. and it really is unfortunate. and i think most people watching at home and across the country, republican or democrat, would argue that we need to be giving these families the utmost respect. i think we can all agree with that, but the question is yeah, i agree. bu