Journal columnist and editorial board member james freeman and editorial board member kyle peterson. James, what did we learn from those emails from this week that we didn t learn before? james: well, we saw the researcher from california scripts institute noting that dr. Fauci that when you look closely at covid19, it appeared to have certain parts that looked like they might have been engineered. In other words, not natural. This is in february of 2020. A month later, that same researcher, christian anderson, writes the paper with colleagues essentially ruling out this possibility saying that it could not have been manufactured and that really ended for a time, the pursuit of this question, but we saw at the same time dr. Fauci downplaying the possibility that this thing originated in a lab. Now we see that they knew it was a possibility and a year later as there s still the lack of evidence that this was natural is why didn t dr. Fauci shared with us everything he knew at the time a
florida governor ron desantis in iowa yes today, not mentioning donald trump by name, but still taking a few swipes at him. i think he was. we will show you what else he had to say about the front runner in the race for the republican nomination. good morning, and welcome to morning joe. it is wednesday, may 31st. good to have your with us, along with joe, willie, and me. member of the new york times let s show jonathan really quick. okay, go, go. okay. we done this before. can we stop for a second? tj, i am scratching my face. you want to go to me now? and also, this historic day leave him alone. let s do jenna. hold on. cover me for a second, tj. okay. oh, we ve got jen. see, she can t even mess up! now now. good morning. okay. is my collar straight? thank you. let s actually get to work. hold on. when we do get to work, it s going to be a lot of fun, because i m going to get the yankees in a second, but these republicans will donald trump
But just because history is silent, it doesn t mean that it did not take place. while darkness can hide much, it erases nothing. it erases nothing. some injustices are so heinous, horrific, grievous, they can t be buried, no matter how hard people try. president biden in oklahoma two years ago, marking the 100th anniversary of the tulsa massacre. on this day in 1921, a mob terrorized the greenwood neighborhood of tulsa, a flourishing black business district, affectionately called black wall street. historians believe hundreds of people were killed and more than a thousand homes and businesses were burned. joining us now journalist victor luckerson, author of the book built from the fire the epic
under assault with incredible intensity like i ve never seen even though i got started as a public defender and civil rights lawyer. it s simply un-american. paul: president biden in oklahoma this week commemorating the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre and repeating claims that the right to vote is under assault in the united states. biden announcing that vice president kamala harris will lead his administration s efforts on voting rights including a push to pass hr1 through the senate. the new role comes as republican-led legislatures in states including georgia, florida and now texas move to pass election laws democrats say make it harder for americans to vote. we are back with dan henninger and kyle peterson. so kyle, you ve been following