today. and did security procedures hold up after scrutiny in the aftermath of the january 6th riots? it s my question to retired lieutenant general russell honore, who led the security review. also, we ll show you the text messages that could end a congressman s career. matt gaetz is known for his devoted fan base, but at the moment, he has few friends in washington. i ll ask the investigative journalist who has those texts what light they shed on the allegations. plus, a highway deemed racist by the president himself. i ll talk to the woman who single-handedly brought this eyesore to the national spotlight and. and how the $2 trillion infrastructure bill could help rebuild that community and others like it. we begin with that breaking news from georgia where a short time ago, governor brian kemp says he will not bow to pressure from major league baseball or anyone else when it comes to the new voter restriction law in thinks state. cancel culture and partisan act
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