its power against the power of the people plus, the impact of th classified documents, again, what we can learn from the national guardsmen charged i the case also, trial for truth. fox news and dominion set to have their day in court. changing the narrative, ou conversation with broadway s first known native america woman playwright, about th thanksgiving play and how it fits into this political moment this is american voices. we begin with a disconnec between american voters and th policies backed by republican-led legislatures. there is no bigger issue tha highlights the stark contras between most americans, in republican politics then gun violence this weekend, the national rifle association is wrappin up its annual meetin indianapolis as always, it is a must attend event for anyone thinking abou running for president as a republican friday, leaders embraced the nra, important conservativ voters who see the secon amendment as a vehicle t enhance individual liberties as
Get health care when you get elected, but not one their constituents to have it is insane not to address th truth of poverty when you know people are dying so emergency, moral leaders, and people who are marchin tomorrow for tennessee s moral monday in nashville are goin to be carrying caskets we are going to be bringin people have been impacted by gun violence and other things, and what we are saying is that we are no longer going to bury people and eulogized them an comfort the families and not seek to change the very public policy that creates the mornin and the problems in the firs place. and we are going to challeng this hypocrisy, we see these republican extremists quotin scripture. they re not, but they don t quote isaiah ten, warning thos who robbed people they don t quote jesus where they say, as much as you do to
Sought out i find ironic, and if she were here today, she would say take away forgiveness, it s better way let s pray, come lord jesus and, every sunday the faithful still filled th pews at the pendleton free methodist church and a barefoot sprite who loves to dance, lives on at least in memory amy s life was great. and i think the people who kne her would want to live bette lives because of knowing her and knowing who she was. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m craig melvin thank you for watching hello everyone, i m alici menendez, as we begin a new. our shutting down democracy, republicans flock to the nra convention in the wake o another mass shooting. borja book in party is using