his solution is he wants to have the government force kindergarteners to wear masks in school. he doesn t believe the parents should have a say in that. he thinks that should be a decision for the government. i can tell you in florida the parents are going to be the ones in charge that have decision. joe biden suggests that if you don t do lockdown policies then you should, quote, get out of the way. let me tell you this. if you re coming after the rights of parents in florida, i m standing in your way. so charlie, look, we re in the middle of a public health crisis. florida is the epicenter. and desantis is making all of this about politics. don, i would urge governor desantis and other republican governors to listen to governor hutchinson of arkansas who deeply regrets to sign a bill into law that restricted local jurisdictions ability to impose mask mandates. no one likes to impose those mandates. but it seems to me that we have to give local authorities some flexib
legislation. what does it mean for the lone star state s young and diverse residents? plus, a study says people are willing to quit if they can t remotely. the ultimatum for those not back in the office by september. it is juneteenth. i m kendis gibson. i m sorry coffin in for lindsey this morning. in the south tropical moisture claudette makes its landfall. we are seeing some early remnants from this tropical storm. we will have updates later this hour. we have a team of report exist and analysts following the latest. the superdome in new orleans, it is expected to make a mess of juneteenth celebrations in the southeast and father s day celebrations as well tomorrow. let s focus on one of our top stories this morning. president biden shifting focus himself to pressing domestic agenda, including a deal on infrastructure now showing signs of progress. nbc news white house correspondent laura eagan is following president biden in wilmington, delaware, this morning,
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retribution. lincoln wants to win the peace, as well as win the war. right after, lincoln appears at the window of the white house and accepts the applause of well wishers. crowds are gathered around the white house. there are bands playing. there is jubilation everywhere. and lincoln says, let s hear dixie. someone in the audience says, that s a confederate song. he says, no, we won it fair and square. tad even waves the flag that he brought back from the front. the war was over, but what was the political fall-out of that? congress approved the 13th amendment. black people are not leaving the country. and, so, what is their fate going to be as americans ? on april 9th, 1865 robert e. lee surrender effectively brings the civil war to an end. in the four years of brutal violence, nearly 800,000 americans lost their lives. despite the relief and celebration victory brings, the country has said a hefty price, which weighs heavily on the president. lincoln clea