gentleman. my interview with douglas emhoff as his role of the husband to vice president kamala harris. his thoughts and toxic masculinity, and his fight against antisemitism. i ve been in this role, being the first one, i m going to continue to lean in, speak up, speak out, and call out those who say silent. there s so many cowards out there who know better. emhoff also reveals aside if it s wife you may not know. closing in, donald trump s legal predicament thought a lot worse this week, just as he s about to speak to the sparse maga crowd at cpac former prosecutor and senator doug jones is here to discuss. when the city showed out. mary laurie laurie lightfoot did not make the top team in her bid for reelection. one of the candidates or did could county commissioner brendan johnson, joins us live. and 5 million bucks each. that s where the san francisco commission says should be play to black residents in reparations. we ll talk about. it i m jonathan capehart. this is
say black americans who have been deprived of the opportunity to accumulate wealth in past generations, then those transfers don t occur. we can talk about the range of historical factors that come into play in preventing black americans from accumulating wealth to the same degree as white americans. i d like to highlight one set of policies in the late 19th century, when in the aftermath of slavery, black americans who have been emancipated or provost 40 acreas restitution for the years of bondage. a promise was not kept. on the other hand, water and a half million white families in the united states, approximately ten to 12% of the white population, received 160 acre land grants in the western territories under the homestead act of 1862. trina shanks williams, a scholar at the university of michigan, now estimates that at least 45 million living white