you see, music isn t just the harmony of sound. it s the harmony of human beings, of different races, genders, religions, identities, sexual orientations knowing we re different but rejecting division to find moments of joy and unity and harmony. and that s what music is all about. yes, the right s biggest nightmare. a celebration of everything they fear broadcast to an audience of millions. they can t stop it, but they surely will keep on trying. also tonight, the florida governor s efforts to whitewash history preceded very controversial changes by the college board to a proposed a.p. african american studies course. but was desantis behind the updates? kimberly crenshaw, one of the scholars expunged from the course joins me. i ll also talk to an executive with the college board. and we are on the eve of president biden s state of the union address, following a year of impressive victories. now he looks ahead to next year and increasingly likely re-election campaign
defending their country from russian aggression . u.s. president joe biden is headed to japan after wrapping up a three-day visit to south korea. he left owe sawn air base just outside seoul a short time ago, expected to arrive in japan in about an hour to mark his first trip to asia as commander in chief. while biden has tried to focus on bolstering america s economic ties in the region, the shadow of potential conflict is never far away. saturday the u.s. and south korea announced plans to hold joint military drills. blake essig is in tokyo with a preview of what to expect from the japan leg of biden s trip. let s start with paula hancocks. so the headline was the resumption of joint military drills, but there were important economic issues at stake here too. what headway did president biden make while he was there? reporter: kim, the headlines that he really wanted to see was about the economic ties that he had. he had developed here. and president biden was in the reg
voice and sing. if they read the third stance of that, they might not want to have the kids do that, because that s something about, you know, the pain african americans have faced, and diversity, equity, and inclusion literally isn t just black people. it s also disabled veterans. it s people who are disabled, all kinds of people. they re just so focused on it s black people who want revolution. and that s just what they think it is. and intersectionality brings in people who are black and female or working class and queer, or are disabled and not english as the first language. what they re afraid of is people start to see common cause with each other. they re afraid that s going to create a winning coalition, and they have actually said it, it s not a mystery what they re concerned about. the mystery frankly for me is why other people don t wake up to it, why we acquiesce to it. if we don t start to fight this, this is what the next presidential campaign is going to look like.
revolution. so what happens if you do want revolution, at least on certain key issues like the environment? i m someone who will try to create progress. and it s not about being a radical. it s simply about reflecting the views of the people in my electorate. we know 80% of people in what has previously been, as i said, a deeply conservative electorate, really want faster action on climate policy. so it s having those conversations, being able to sit down and really talk about, what can we do to bring about this transition? but also considering the impact on communities of doing that. it will be very interesting to see, once we get the final numbers, of the makeup of parliament. just how much leverage as an independent someone like myself might have. exactly. congratulations again on your well-earned victory, and good luck in the days and years
business in iran. it s okay for them but, you know, the stakes are too high, and this is a great time, as susan is pointing out, to really get them to do something because the people inside of iran want revolution. there s a lot of things going on on the ground we re not privy to unless people sneak out videos here and there, but this is a great time to keep the economic sanctions on and avoid war and avoid making the mullahs look like the victims. can you imagine the market reaction if those strikes actually did take place? there would be a straight line down when lindsey graham put out that tweet, we lost 200 points, and we are ready to go into the red. we got the tape sound of president trump neil: right. and after that, the market made a remarkable reversal, reminding me of election night when the market was down 900 points until he gave neil: but he s clearly not kowtowing to hawks in his administration apparently in these remarks, of which we re still awaiting, i m