trump used incendiary language. if these radical vicious racist prosecutors do anything wrong or illegal, i hope we are going to have in this country the biggest protest we have ever had in washington, d.c. in new york, in atlanta and elsewhere because our country and our elections are corrupt. their corrupt. at that same rally, trump gave a glimpse into a possible second term. he said he would pardon january 6 insurrectionists if he wined in 2024. jessica schneider joins us now. tell us about this letter that the fulton county d.a. sent to the fbi. the d.a. is raising the alarm on trump s rhetoric and asking the fbi now for help. this is a request that went out by letter. it was sent almost immediately to the fbi after trump s rally on saturday night where you heard him take aim at several officials in georgia and new york, all three of whom are black and they re investigating him or his allies or his business. d.a. willis is very concerned about trump s rhetoric so sh
agenda rae epayremains stalled. these community tsies that will seeing this higher risk need to make sure they receive funding so they can build more resilient infrastructure. back to you guys. thank you. it s the top of the hour. good to be with you. the u.s. says the yunited natios emergency meeting showed russia a worldwide united front against any invasion of ukraine. the u.s. asked for the meeting. russia and china tried to block it. the president said the u.s. is ready no matter what happens as russia continues the military build up along the ukraine border. with russia continuing to build up of its forces around ukraine, we are ready no matter what happens. the u.s. ambassador said that russia plans to bolster troops in belarus that borders ukraine to 30,000 troops. ukraine representative believes russia has amassed more than 110,000 ground forces with another 18,000 maritime and aviation personnel at the ready. the ambassador was hoping russia would explain
Black communities along the atlantic coast and the gulf coast. the author saying not every one is bearing be same burden as flooding patterns shift and climate changes, we re telling african-american communities to shoulder greater burdens again. the cost of flooding in the united states is going to spike some 26% over the next 30 years. right now flooding costs the u.s. $32 billion. it will eventually cost $43 billion. people with the least resources to recover from severe flooding are the very people who are going to be hammered continuously in the decades to come. this climate crisis is very much so a social justice crisis and the people most affected are actually not at the root cause of climate change nor do they have the power to enact the far reaching climate policies to address the problem. that power is right here in washington, d.c. where as you know the president s climate