for today. i am symone sanders-townsend in for alicia bennett. as you can see me every weekend on my show simone, saturdays and sundays at 4 p eastern, right here on msnbc and tomorrow you can catch a lethal, she coughing, jonathan reverend sharpton and myself. our special coverage o the indictment of donald trump it continues at 6 pm eastern coming up on the second hou of eamonn. trump s indictment has force his rivals to do the one thing that hurts the most, defen donald trump, plus the other trump related legal cases with major developments as, wee including a ruling that forces mike pence to testify in the second councils election interference probe and classroom safety in th wake of another school shooting, why the gop is so obsessed wit banning books, but not guns. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s ge started. so in less than 7 hours, donald trump is expecte to turn himself in and appea in court on tuesday. 2:15 pm here is what we know about wha comes next nbc news is rep
gender topics from florida public schools. that discomfort, that discomfort required action. and that discomfor required bill after bill after bill to be introduced by the florida legislator. but studen discomfort means nothing t republicans when it comes to weapons of war, and the weekly shootings that we endured in this country. tell us studie have shown that armed guards and active shooter drill correlate with massive spike in anxiety, and depression among students and teachers. those appeared to mean nothing to republicans. this natio subjects its children to actin out school shootings in an effort to protect and prepar them, because republicans seem to have accepted that children might be gunned down as they learn in classrooms. earlier this week, the president of th american federation of teacher said this at a rally i washington d. c. these attacks are not about protecting kids. if they were, these same governors would b working with us to address learning loss and the yout
loving school. that feeling ended probably first or second grade. i didn t know that i have dyslexia, adhd. i could be the dumb kid or i could be the bad kid. instead of sitting there and feeling dumb, sti started actin out. they would say, dave, we think it would be best for you and all of us if you went to the hallway to finish that assignment. at one point, my desk was moved to the hallway. i had this message sent to me i didn t belong in a classroom. despite challenges, i made it. i felt like people had invested in me and now i had a responsibility to go give back. every time i walk into ray clascl into a classroom, it fills me with joy. you know that about yourself? that s great.