reproductive freedom in our nation, in the gun epidemic, special interest groups like the nra are feeding the logjam, making it harder for congress to pass laws that are popular among the american people. warning, and it s in bc now is the time to act. the door that is open, we cannot go back. we cannot see a closed. here s the question to america. it s a question to those who read the herald opinion. that you can t have some restrictions on gun guns. weapons that are dangerous. here s the real question. is there any humanity? is there any courage and are we ready to act? gun reforms is popular with voters. the new cbs poll finds 81% of americans support background checks. 62% want bans on assault weapons. 71% support red flag laws. the majority of americans support reproductive freedom. 63% of americans do not want the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. the strongest way undermining our democracy former secretary of labor quote it takes a great deal tho
plus, canada has a new gun ban, and if they can pass restrictions in the wake of a buffalo uvalde shooting is happening in our country, why can t we? i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. tonight, a new bombshell development in the january six committee investigation. days before the committee s first primetime public hearing, a federal grand jury has entitled former trump white house advisor, peter navarro, for contempt of congress. navarro is set to face two counts. one for his failure to produce documents to the committee, and a second, before failing to appear for a death of he is now the second former trump advisor to be indicted for criminal contempt in congress. in connection with this investigation. presidential advisor, steve bannon, indicted on similar charges in november. it now appears navarro, in fact, will be the last person indicted. why? because on friday, the justice department said, they will not file criminal contempt charges against trump s ethics ch
new details about the former trump advisor that wound up in custody overnight as the 16 committee gears up to make its evidence about the insurrection public. plus, the texan that wants to be her states next attorney general. why rochelle garza says ken paxton has to go. the nonstop of gun violence and massacres has taken a toll on the mental health of young people everywhere. this hour, on how we can all help them through it. this is america voices. we begin this hour with the supreme court in two cases that will shape our national debates on guns and abortions. the decision could come any day now, and they will show us who exactly what rights matter to conservative lawmakers. when it comes to guns, a supreme court challenge to who can carry and guns in public, stuck in dunk they law on what s states can do to restrict firearms and lead to more guns and credit paces. it will build on day 2008 heller decision that ruled the second amendment provides individual rights to
learned of a memo approach up attorney, john eastman, that sketched out a plan for mike pence to hold out the certification of the victory, overturning the election. a judge memo said that it is potential criminal acts committed by donald trump and john eastman. against the backdrop of all these new details, a shift is taking place within the republican party. they re in the 2020 election, as we all know, republicans claim that voter fraud was happening everywhere you look, all the time. now, as this year s primary unfold, we are seeing a very different reaction to election results. suddenly, everything is fine, there is no fraud anymore. you see, when it is republican races on the line, all the votes are somehow magically legitimate. curious how they have changed their tune in such a short time. joining me now is david jolly, an msnbc political analyst and national chairman of the conservative movement, molly jong-fast, it contributing writer for the atlantic and author an
daughter, siena. two peas in a pod. she loved being with her dad. she was every single thing to him, every single thing. for police, a puzzle. it was such an unusual murder, with a victim who scenic to have so no enemies. then the chilling, on camera clue. there is a figure. you see someone wearing a hoodie come out from the dark. yes, you get the goose bumps, the hairs on the back of your neck. a father, dead in the garage. who was behind? this i am thinking, what? it is mind-blowing. lies, delusion, betrayal. you just don t want to believe that people can be that evil. hello, and welcome to dateline. twice divorced, don fluitt was not lucky in love, but that did not stop him from making others happy. to feeding the homeless, to working with the father of three was selfless. so when don was brutally murdered, it scarred the community. the death has uncovered a blurring image caught on camera, that helped put the investigation in focus. but cou