good afternoon. i m yasmin if you get. we have a lot going on in the hours ahead. it has happened again another major derailment in ohio involving the very same company behind that toxic crash just one month ago. this one captured on video literally falling off the tracks. we are live on the scene coming up. joe biden is set to arrive this hour in selma for the anniversary of bloody sunday. he s expected to take aim at a gop war against voting rights. new reaction to revelations involving house relic an s weaponization committee and the people they painted as, quote, star witnesses. donald trump makes a startling statement about what he will do with his campaign if he is indicted. as the former president riles up the crowd at cpac, our good friends are there as well. what happened on january 6th? well, a false flag. in what way? it had been blamed on my friends. it s been blamed on the patriots. i m going to talk to the good lawyers coming up about what they have
voters at that level in generality. but i think it s important for us to understand that for a complex community, folks are disappointed. there is always a lag between the expensive rhetoric of the president and the policy position. so there are positions to be taken, and then there s the actions. the actions we ve seen recently with regards to he has said that he will veto the crime bill, the criminal reform bill in dc. but we also need to understand, i will say this quickly if i can. how we remember selma and relation to this moment. remember, selma is framed by death. reverend reed, selma, three marches. not just on sunday, but turnarounds. the turnaround march, and the final march. salma, framed by malcolm x speaking on february 4th. as well as the deep conflicts and contradictions. we tend to read selma only in terms of the heroic actions of