per lined, the dni confirms it s looking into the risks to our national security. also tonight, lindsey graham and the politics of violence. he says if trump is indicted, republicans will riot in the streets. quite a contrast to pivotal moments in history when nonviolence prevailed. plus, the mid terms and why after roe no one with any sense is still talking about a red wave, and as kids head back to school, how to navigate the sometimes confusing guidance out there about covid and other health threats. we begin the reidout tonight three weeks to the day since donald trump announced that the fbi had searched his mar-a-lago home to retrieve classified documents he took with him when he left the white house. during that time the twice-impeached former president has continued to try to play the victim claiming he s under attack by the mean old biden administration and some sort of political vendetta, but in that same time span we have learned not only the multiple attempt ma
is about the organizing and the work of making it easier for people to vote and participate in our democracy rather than making it harder and undermining that work, where does it leave someone like you and your organization today? we have to do the work. we have to believe. just like today when we are commemorating what dr. king said was i have a dream. but what people don t know, that march was titled the march for jobs and freedom. he talked about economic justice in poverty. he talked about police brutality. he talked about the need for voting rights. these are things that we were talking about 60 years ago that have not been resolved now. so organizations and people are doing the work like myself, we have to see this as a day not only to reflect but we commit ourselves and radically reimagine our way forward so we can have a democracy that is inclusive, the one that we desire and the one we deserve. congressman cabello, here is one of the things that makes georgia so interestin
we have to believe. just like today when we are commemorating what dr. king said was i have a dream. but what people don t know, that march was titled the march for jobs and freedom. it talked about economic justice and poverty. he talked about police brutality. he talked about the need for voting rights. those are things we are talking about six years ago, that have not been resolved. so organizations and people doing the work, like myself, we see this as a day to recommit ourselves and radically promotion. we can have a democracy that is inclusive, the one we desire, and the one we deserve. mr. curbelo, georgia is one of the few places we have actually seen top republican officials stand up to trump s election lies. voters have repeatedly rejected trump backed election deniers on the ballot. so as someone outside of georgia, who is looking to georgia, what is the example georgia consent for what is possible?
talking about the way that the state has been reshaped by what happened in georgia and by the case we are now watching unfold. i want to hear it from you. not what is happening to republicans, what is it going to mean for 2024. if this is a party organizing and the work of making it easier for people to vote and participate in our democracy, rather than making it harder and undermining that work, where does it leave someone like you and your organization today? we have to do the work. we have to believe. just like today when we are commemorating what dr. king said was i have a dream. but what people don t know, that march was titled the march for jobs and freedom. it talked about economic justice and poverty. he talked about police brutality. he talked about the need for voting rights. those are things we are talking about six years ago, that have not been resolved. so organizations and people doing the work, like myself, we see this as a day
we ve added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we re sharing what we ve learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. 50 years later, if dr. king could pakistani to us, he would say we ve come a distance, we ve made a lot of progress. we re in the process of laying down the burden of race. but we re not there yet. tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, since martin luther kingstad before the lincoln amendment martin luther king stood before the lincoln memorial. we take great pride in america from social integration to recent political breakthroughs. many inequalities obviously persist. the event was titled the march for jobs and freedom. today, unemployment for black