everything. my whole adult life on everything in politics i would not just say that liz cheney and i were on different proverbial teams, i would say we were from different proverbial planets, and they are planets most at war with each other. she s a politician. i am not a politician. but i am definitely a liberal. she is definitely a hard core conservative. and i disagree with liz cheney on like everything you can think of, on the environment, on abortion rights, profoundly. i think she s not just wrong on abortion. she s capital w wrong on abortion in a big way. i disagree with her on voting rights and on the iraq war and on the afghanistan war and our relationship or lack thereof of iran and terrorism and guns and like mining on intellectual property and the rules of the house of representatives. honestly, i once even got mad about liz cheney about fishing. even on fishing i got mad at her about something. we are opposites. and it is not like a casual thing either. here, fo
prada french coats, but it s been rough. reporter: he faced racism and homophobia but used his influence to push for inclusion. his legacy is really every time he knocked down a barrier, he made it easier for other people of color to achieve in fashion reporter: talley also advised the obamas on fashion and served as a judge on america s next top model . if you want to get to the top of the fashion industry, this is the man that you need to impress. reporter: today vogue s anna winter calls his loss immeasurable in this 2020 mémoire the chiffon trenches, talley wrote, to my twelve-year-old self, raised in the segregated south, the idea of a black man playing any kind of role in this world seemed an impossibility. to think of where i have come from, where we have come from in my lifetime, where we are today is amazing yet of course we still have so far to go. joe fryer, nbc news. up next, how one woman s garage is feeding her community and inspiring america.
not only sexual harassment and misconduct, but also the misuse of state resources in relation to the publication of the governor s mémoire as well as improper and misleading disclosure of nursing home data during the covid-19 pandemic. now, the speaker said in the statement that all of this evidence is going to be turned over to the relevant authorities. so just an important reminder that there are other investigations that are ongoing even if this impeachment investigation is now coming to an end. jim? all right. mj, thanks so much for that. the cdc signs off on covid-19 vaccine booster shots for some people with compromised immune systems.
it is so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. somebody said to me on july 4th weekend, those weren t fireworks you were hearing, those were gunfires. all right. let s dig deeper with the former new york police commissioner and los angeles police chief, by the way, bill bratten. he s the author of a very timely new book the profession, a mémoire of community, race and the ark of policing in america. thank you so much for joining us. congratulations on this excellent new book. first of all, do you agree with governor cuomo s assessment? is gun violence here in the united states a new epidemic? it s not new. it s been basically paralleling the coronavirus epidemic. but now that that epidemic is subsiding, thank god, the parallel epidemic is now rising to the surface. so this epidemic has been underway for a couple of years, but nobody is paying much
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