good evening and welcome to politicsnation. tonight s lead, a nation divided, struggling to stand. today marks one month since an angry insurrectionist mob stormed the u.s. capitol. the broken glass and busted doors is been repaired. the political fractures remain. a few republicans voted to revogs the committee assignments of georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, a freshman lawmaker who has traffics in the same conspiracy theories and racist tropes that drove the january 6th rioters. greene has shown support for executing speaker nancy pelosi and has behaved so towards her co-workers that one asked to have her office moved away from greene. when given the chance to deal with greene privately ended up giving her a standing ovation. neck week senate republicans will get their own chance to show they learned something from the events of january 6th when they begin the second impeachment trial for former president donald trump. i ll keep my expectations low. president
both bills to the american people because it meets their needs. so we re not using an artificial timeline, and we re not concerned with process. we re concerned about delivering. all this, plus tomorrow, the supreme court will return to the bench for the first day of its new term, and it will be a consequential one with cases involving abortion, gun rights, and separation of church and state, all that on the docket. so we re going to go beyond the headlines with nbc s heidi przybyla, and julie sirken standing by at the capitol. heid you first. the white house is sending a clear message about these bills and so are republicans, so what are you hearing? the president marking a new phase of his legislative agenda, alex, and it s one we have seen throughout history. it s really necessary, if you re trying to pass a major piece of legislation that s taking it to the people. we saw that with george bush and tax cuts. obama and health care. the president, you heard him yesterd
it has been a busy night here. 20 russian missiles fired at this city. most were shot down, but there was death and destruction, but you are right, it was even busier across the border. experts are saying this is the biggest internal challenge to russian president vladimir putin since he started this war. russian officials claiming the fogner group mercenary chief yevgeny is launching a coup, an armed uprising against the government, specifically its military leadership and is demanding his arrest. all started friday morning when yevgeny blasted the whole bases and conduct of this basis and conduct of this war. later, he launched one more threat against the government saying his 25,000 men would leave ukraine and take on the regime. all night, we ve been watching incredible scenes of russian military rolling out to protect moscow and a key city to the south and then columns of the trucks, tanks, armor and troops rolled into the city marching around and with barely any fight
named after them. but what about us latinos? we ve been here in this city, and we ve got every kind of latino. you want your puerto ricans? wepa. you want your cubans? dale! dominicans? que lo que tigre. colombianos? todo bien, todo bien. mexicanos? no manches, guey. and this is where i grew up, too. and when i was a kid, i don t know what the streets were paved with, but it damn sure as hell was not gold. but that didn t stop latinx new yorkers from making big contributions. basquiat, rita moreno puerto rican. cardi b dominican. supreme court justice sotomayor, nuyorican from the bx. even the very first non-indigenous person to live and work in the island of manhattan in the 1600s was juan rodriguez, a dominicano. mira eso, right from the start, we ve been here making this city great. now, i don t know what new york would be without latinos, but it sure as hell wouldn t smell as good, it wouldn t taste as good, and it definitely wouldn t sound as good. that s right, cause
- you know how they used to say the streets of new york were paved with gold? and then wave after wave of immigrants came here to make their lives better for themselves. the irish, the italians, the jews, the chinese they all got whole neighborhoods named after them. but what about us latinos? we ve been here in this city, and we ve got every kind of latino. you want your puerto ricans? wepa. you want your cubans? dale! dominicans? que lo que tigre. colombianos? todo bien, todo bien. mexicanos? no manches, guey. and this is where i grew up, too. and when i was a kid, i don t know what the streets were paved with, but it damn sure as hell was not gold. but that didn t stop latinx new yorkers from making big contributions. basquiat, rita moreno puerto rican. cardi b dominican. supreme court justice sotomayor, nuyorican from the bx. even the very first non-indigenous person to live and work in the island of manhattan in the 1600s was juan rodriguez, a dominicano. mira eso, rig