continues. by now you ve heard about the extreme measures taken by republicans in georgia to severely limit voting access in legislation that haer harkens bo the jim crow era. make no mistake, this bill will directly hit the black voters who make up roughly one-third of the state s population and who help democrats win the white house and seize the majority in the senate. true to gop form, georgia governor brian kemp mocked the idea that the bill was racist. according to them, if you support voter i.d. for absentee ballots, you re a racist. according to them, if you believe in protecting the security and sanctity of the ballot box you re a, quote, jim crow in a suit and tie. you might be thinking, brian kemp can t touch me or, i don t live anywhere near georgia. but with 253 restrictive voting bills introduced in 43 states, georgia s new senator, raphael warnock, says think again. if you think that this is something happening down in georgia, you are misapprehending the
many. that wraps up the hour for me. i m jose diaz-balart. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. right now on andrea mitchell reports, the federal grand jury weighing a possible indictment against former president trump who received a target letter from the special counsel a week ago, making it likely he would be charged with crimes related to january 6th and the attempt to overturn the election. that grand jury is considering its decisions. at the white house, president biden creating a federal monument to emmett till, the black 14-year-old brutally tortured and lynched nearly seven decades ago. his mother who demanded an open casket funeral to reveal the horrors of her son s death to the public. multiple developments everys overseas. russian warplanes disabling an unmanned u.s. drone over syria. dramatic footage just released by the pentagon. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. the grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the
hi, everyone. thanks for tuning into this hour, where we bring you tomorrow s news tonight. we have our great lineup of reporters to share their scoops. here with me tonight are harry enten, priscilla alvarez, ryan young and the next year kvhp. it s great to have all you guys hear. before a federal grand jury that is investigating the aftermath of the 2020 election and the actions of former president donald trump. this is the first time in modern history of vice president has been compelled to testify about his former boss, the president of the united states. priscilla alvarez has been working the story. priscilla, before we get to this and i am interested in that five hours, that s a long time. he was poised to talk about the conversations that he had with former president donald trump, then the president, before january 6th. sources tell our colleagues, that, as you said, this went on for five hours. and it is notable for its investigation and also, alisyn camer
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