Turmoil we see now giving us the roadmap to all that s happening. From the continued attacks on our voting rights to the consistent lynchings, from the mass shootings plaguing the country to the snatching of our liberty. From the beauty of the culture to the hatred of the people cultivating it. Just yesterday the senate voted down an investigation. You shouldn t be surprised they re attempting to rewrite history and convince us january 6th department happen. There s long been an effort to erase the ugly parts of our storied past. Today we thread the needle pinning the past to the present in hopes that the future will offer more equal footing to us all and over the next two hours you ll hear from survivors and descendents of tragedies and though some of these conversations may be a bit uneasy, get comfortable in that discomfort because this is the necessary exchange to make this country into the america that so many of you already believe her to be. Joining me now is jalani cobb, staff
Voters were misunderstood. If you re the average voter, you re thinking, you know, looks like his policies are working to me to some degree, which explains why trump was able to make some inroads, real inroads among nonwhite voters feeling like you know what? i m working and making decent money. Things feel good. Martha: sounds like there was concern about that. Clearly significant job growth in the trump administration. Now you have an unprecedented flood of relief money that is leaving people at home and not work. President biden says he will announce $6 billion in spending to build black wealth and narrow the racial wealth gap. Amid the discussion of forgiving students loans and reparations, all of that is in the mix. Peter doocy live with the details. We begin with aei scholar, marc thiessen. How are you? hi, martha. Martha: what did you make of the comments? it s a tale of three democrats. Bill clinton said the era of big government is over. Barack obama said the era is big govern
the white house blamed the proliferation of guns. it s already shaping up to be a major political debate for 2022. there s no escaping how the now president, joe biden, has really pivoted on crime. he spent decades arguing with language like this to show how tough he was on criminals. watch this. every time richard nixon when i was running in 1972 would say law and order, the democratic mantra, the response was law and order with justice. whatever that meant. i d say lock the sobs up. martha: senator lindsey graham has known joe biden for decades. he has watched this evolution of the now president up close. senator, good to have you with us. thanks for being here today. thank you. martha: obviously we laid out the clear problem of crime across this country. now the white house is in a position where they need to confront it. what do you expect moments from now? i hope a recognition of the problem. i think the biden administration is clueless. they re going after try
They died for all of the americans. Welcome to modern warriors, reflections on memorial day. I am your host, pete hegseth, thank you for spending this evening with us, they will never return from battle or see the face of those they love again, for them. The cycle of life was cut short because they put our country first, by standing up to our enemies, fighting for our freedom, this memorial day we honor the sacrifices made by our brave men and women who lost their lives in service. While reflecting on this past year, and many challenges, we travel to columbus, ohio, to take you on a narrative journey of a national veteran memorial and museum, i had the honor of catching up with four of our nations most decorated modern warriors. John wayne walding, a highly decorative war hero, deployed to iraq and afghanistan, laugh his right leg to sniper fire but continued to fight along his his brave brothers and sisters while wounded. Lesley hunt. Iraq veteran, spent one combat deployment in iraq
They died for all of the americans. Welcome to modern warriors, reflections on memorial day. I am your host, pete hegseth, thank you for spending this evening with us, they will never return from battle or see the face of those they love again, for them. The cycle of life was cut short because they put our country first, by standing up to our enemies, fighting for our freedom, this memorial day we honor the sacrifices made by our brave men and women who lost their lives in service. While reflecting on this past year, and many challenges, we travel to columbus, ohio, to take you on a narrative journey of a national veteran memorial and museum, i had the honor of catching up with four of our nations most decorated modern warriors. John wayne walding, a highly decorative war hero, deployed to iraq and afghanistan, laugh his right leg to sniper fire but continued to fight along his his brave brothers and sisters while wounded. Lesley hunt. Iraq veteran, spent one combat deployment in iraq