of mother emanuel church in charleston, south carolina. killer, motivated by hate, intending to start a race war in south carolina. he joined his victims in a bible study class and he took their lives in the house of worship. it s a reminder that our work to root out hate never ends. because hate only hides. it never fully goes away. it hides. when you breathe oxygen under that rock, it comes out. that s what we must understand that juneteenth represents the commemoration of slavery in america more than 150 years ago, the on going work that it has to bring true equity and race justice to american society, which we can do. in short, this day doesn t just celebrate the past. it calls for action today. i wish all americans a happy juneteenth and i m going to sign into law making it a federal holiday. i have to say to you, i ve only been president for several months, but i think this will go down for me as one of the greatest honors i will have had as president. not because i did
down for democrats and seven points up for republicans. that s a big move in a short period of time. karl rove is standing by with what he sees in these numbers. first, to capitol hill where some democrats plan to push for more spending on covid relief. aishah hasnie has more. hi, martha. this might seem like deja vu. democrats about a year ago passed this big covid-19 relief package. a big part of it were items that were on the president s social spending agenda. they could try this route again. democrats are very focused on trying to pass the core parts of the president s build back better plan. they need a vehicle, martha, that will get them the 51 votes. that vehicle could be a big covid relief package again. that could be money to fund the government is that is set to run out next month and social programs like paid leave could be tucked into this as well. let me remind you, congress has passed nearly $6 trillion in covid cash since the pandemic began. with the rise of
tomlinson at the white house, and we re getting read not only the significance of this day. and this weekend but again we re knee-deep in a political season that s starting off pretty early pretty feisty. lucas. that s right neil to put it mildly now democratic leaders don t want to talk about a primary challenge to president biden they say his nomination is set in stone. president biden is the democratic nominee along with vice president harris. and if you look at both parties, when they have an incumbent president that incumbent president participates and it goes back to reagan and ford. let s go back to 1976 when ronald and reagan and then scored a big upset win in north carolina. the nomination was not settled until the gop convention in kansas city that year. perhaps your next guest thinks he can pose a similar primary challenge to president biden now biden co-chair won t mitt to a debate in the general election. we have not had a conversation about that at all.
oh! m mom! give me your hands. give me (bleep). okay. all right. (bleep) give me your hands. give me your hands. watch out. give me your hands. spray. neil: you hear a lot of shouting and screaming and tyre nichols several times calling out for his mom. at least half a dozen times by my count, could have been more than that, she lived 100 yards away, 200 yards away, literally within shouting distance. let s get more from dharls watson. hey, good morning, neil. you know, tyre nichols seemed surprised at the level of aggression that the memphis police officers used to warn him on the videos you see the officers relently beat nichols for minutes during a january 7th traffic stop that turned violent almost immediately. body cam video shows an officer aggressively yanked nichols out of his vehicle as the 29-year-old tells officers he just wants to go home. a few moments later you see nichols escape from police who then tase him as he takes off down the road. at that
reelection campaign. house oversight committee james comer calling on the white house to grease the log for biden beach house and he s here to give us his investigatit alexandria hoff live in washington, alexandria. good morning, it caught the mike todd and carley and we still don t know why they weren t filled him sooner and all of the biden load your search for them had security clearances. what we do note january 9th the news of the classified documents found in early november breaks and one more document is found in the president s home by his lawyers. and then five more documents on january 12th. two days later refills there were more documents found on a thursday. democrats are coming to terms with the most politically and ethically troubling situation. is it possible national security was to jeopardize here? i don t think we can exclude the possibility without knowing more of the facts. it is an embarrassment no doubt about it but is there more to it? i doubt it.