politicsnation. tonight s lead, a solemn anniversary. it has been four years to the day since and ceramicists stormed the u.s. capitol in former president donald trump s name. and despite the horrors of that day, very little has changed in our politics. capital rioters are still being brought to justice three years later. just this morning, three january 6th fugitives were arrested by the fbi in florida. and with just days before our first presidential nominating contest of this election year, the u.s. supreme court will soon decide whether colorado and other states can legally bar trump from the appellate over his january 6th conduct. though that conduct hasn t stopped much of the republican party from circling around trump as your choice for president. a reality that president biden, in his first campaign event of 2024 last night, cost a historic, existential threat to our union. democracies still americas secret calls, the most urgent question of our time. donald t
i am not concerned about what it means for historically black colleges like morehouse, except from the vantage point of, i think we re going to see a surge in applications, quite frankly. you know, i think there is some talk that, to the extent that this agenda, on dei, will come at black colleges, it will be through the distortion of who we are. for example, there is a myth out there that we only admit black students. that has never been the case for morehouse college, except during a period when the state of georgia actually would not allow white students to come to morehouse because of segregationist laws. we ve always had what students. we have white students today. but there is a mess out there