everyone. actually, most notably for black women. the only race and gender group whose jobless rate got worse last month, and the overall decline in unemployment comes in spite of the endless stream of media reporting on the labor shortage. so perhaps paying workers a dignified wage they can actually survive on would solve some of these problems. i want to welcome my trending topics panel for the week, and that s katie phang, returning champ, she s a an msnbc legal contributor and co-host of cnbc s money court, michael harriot, and jess morales, executive director of care in action. so glad to have all of you guys. jess, i want to start off with you by talking about these jobless numbers. you know, i feel like i know a lot of people who are looking for jobs who can t find work, and then i know a lot of folks who are saying there is a labor shortage when i look at the talking heads in the echo chamber of the cable news networks. explain this dichotomy. well, what we re seeing is
charge. what do you want? voting rights. when do we want it? now. people from all walks of life are coming together. we have one important message to elected officials. it s time to wake up. it s time. no more excuses. all the young people on the front lines of these issues. when we talk about issues that affect young people, it s important to remember more than half of the population are millennial s, gen zs or younger. they leave them to fight the fight won 50 years ago, that is lowering the voting age. if they can be 15 and an essential worker in a pandemic, shouldn t they be able to cast a ballot for the leaders that protect them? a co-host of the intergeneral
motion to compel ivanka along with her father and brother don jr. to appear for a sworn deposition in the investigation into her father s real estate business. james identifies ivanka as a key player in many transactions under investigation. meanwhile, georgia prosecutor fani willis is ramping up her investigation into donald trump s attempts to interfere in the 2020 election by asking for a special grand jury to aid the investigation. we don t care what you say, ain t no more play in ga. will these two black women be the ones to hold this corrupt family who have long trafficked in white supremacy, accountable, if so i d like to see it. joining me now candidate for congress, jasmine crockett and democratic strategist, ammar ra camp ma jar, and co-host of cnbc s money court and msnbc legal contributor and friend of the cross connection katie phang, glad to have my all star panel with me. jasmine, i m going to kick it off with you.
ventilator, their conditions are improving. they re in stable condition, but there are still people in the hospital fighting for their life. absolutely heartbreaking, thank you so much, i want to bring in my panel now, katie fang joins me on set, the co-host of cnbc s money court and msnbc legal contributor. michael harriot comes back to the cross connection, and brenda gonzalez making her the cross connection debut. she s the cofounder and co-host of the tim rin doe podcast. katie, i want to start with you since you re here with me on set. this idea that the parents are charged could set a precedent going forward when these types of school shootings happen. as a lawyer, what do you think about that? yeah, so, tiffany, let s be really clear, though. they re not being prosecuted because they re the parents of ethan crumbley. they have their own individual liability because in michigan involuntary manslaughter can arise when you re criminally negligent, when you knew or should ha