moment we are in with two experts. alyssa milano is saying sorry not sorry in her new book. i spoke to her about abortion rights, her arrest while protesting over voting rights and also asked if she plans to run for congress. you ll hear her answer tonight. the house is poised for a vote on the bipartisan and infrastructure bill again. maybe. will that bill and the crucial build back better bill finally make it across the finish line this week? joe biden s agenda depends on it. good evening. ever since i joined msnbc i have been talking about the f word. facism. every time i do someone somewhere has accused me of exaggeration, hyperbole, tried to tell me that is not really where america is or even close to. well, tonight i m here to report that we are at the book banning stage of american authoritarianism. are you still not worried? republican lawmakers in texas led by this guy matt krauss have launched an investigation into school libraries to see if they are carrying bo
choose. also tonight, another american right on the line. voting. you ll hear from former massachusetts governor deval patrick. he is launching a new fight to preserve ballot access, especially for communities of colors. and, without any big wins at home, can the president assure allies abroad that the president can still make good on his promises to curb climate change? welcome to a brand-new hour of american voices . we begin this hour with a big week ahead for the supreme court. in the morning, justices will begin hearing two challenges to the new abortion law in texas. and while these cases do not put roe v. wade on the line, make no mistake. whatever justices decide had have far-reaching consequences. in each state, and for federal law in general. the cases involve sb-8, passed by texas. that s the texas law was passed. it is the fore, before most women know they are pregnant. and it allows neighbors to report neighbors who seek out abortion care, or those who help wome
where america is or even close to. well, tonight i m here to report that we are at the book banning stage of american authoritarianism. are you still not worried? republican lawmakers in texas led by this guy matt krauss have launched an investigation into school libraries to see if they are carrying books on certain subjects. a list that includes more than 850 books and critics say targets books about women, people of color, and lgbtq people specifically. it is shameful. it s shocking. and what else is shocking is representative krauss is refusing to provide any specifics about his probe claiming it would compromise the integrity of the potential investigation. what might he investigate? thoroughly educating the children of texas? i d call this a witch hunt but donald trump has rendered that term completely void. before anyone dares tell me this isn t really america it s just texas, there is also the sunshine state under the less than sunny rule of florida gop governor ron d
thanks for being with us this hour. i m zerlina maxwell in for alicia mendez. tonight, the vital week ahead for abortion rights in america. the supreme court set to hear two cases involving the new ban in texas. and while they do not challenge roe, they stand to have a huge impact on a woman s right to choose. also tonight, another american right on the line voting. you ll hear from former massachusetts governor deval patrick. he was launching a new fight to preserve bought access, especially for communities of color. and without any big wins at home, can the president reassure allies abroad that america can still make good on its promises to curb climate change? welcome to a brand-new hour of american voices. we begin this hour with a big week ahead for the supreme court. in the morning, justices will begin hearing two challenges to the new abortion law in texas. and while these cases do not put roe v. wade on the line, make no mistake. whatever justices decide wil
and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadium. good morning from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital, paris. i want to throw you up to the north of france, where marine le pen is. this is one of marine le pen s heartlands in the north east of france. she has been kissing babies and greeting crowds and i have been speaking to some of the voters who think she is their greatest hope of change. they talk about not being able to fill their tanks and putting food on their tables and they fear another five years of emmanuel macron will mean more at the same and that is why they are prepared to vote for this woman. many are saying they are not concerned about our immigration policies and on the eu which would mean a more fractured continent. what they are concerned about is the cost of living which many people here cannot afford any more. ., , ., many people here cannot afford any more. , ., , ., .,