Moment. Tonight, there are just 38 days and tell the election and the president ial candidates have been confronted by this stark new development in the stories that will decide at this campaign. We will have the latest from the mid east in a moment, where is forces have killed a Terror Leader in the strike in lebanon. For we will hear from a spokesperson for the Kamala Harris Campaign after the Vice President gave speeches this week. They have her vision on two issues, voters say they care about most. Immigration and the economy. Plus, the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus joins us to discuss his personal confrontation with one of his republican colleagues who made racist comments about haitian migrants. All this as Vice President nominees tim Walz And J. D. Vance are preparing to square off in just three days, and what could be the final did eight of the 2024 cycle. We will start with the rising tensions in the middle east, following the killing of the leader of hezbollah in an
Dozens of lavish vacations. The new reporting raising new ethical questions for the Supreme Court justice. Im Jonathan Capehart this is the Saturday Show. Republican president ial hopefuls are facing a Digital Campaign test this week. The Iowa State Fair. The fair, home of the Famous Butter Cow Sculpture is a right of passage for candidates to make their pitch directly to voters. Florida Governor Ron Desantis and former South Carolina governor nikki haley are set to make an appearance this morning. But they have a lot of ground to cover to catch up to the parties front runner. A recent poll by the New York Times and Siena College shows donald trump leading desantis by 24 points in the state. Trump plans to attend the fair later today, despite facing fresh new legal troubles, including a trial that could take place before the Iowa Caucuses on january 15th. Special counsel jack smith has proposed a trial date of january 2nd for the 2020 Election Interference Case. But we will have to wai
hat on, i started asking questions from lawyers, asking questions of the daughter of the late civil rights leader dr. martin luther king, who heads the king center. all of this just weeks before the 60th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom, a nonviolent march. from a man who died so violently who became a martyr. but he preached nonviolence. talking to doctor doctor bernice king, she said you know, generations of frustration. she said this was a oh hell no moment. however, nonviolence is the prescriptive. what does violence get us? as you see, there are more arrests happening. and also the gentleman who was defending in retaliation from what was happening by black men from white pontoon people who didn t want to move the boat, now he is arrested.
i m sure he would have a lot to say about the same time, it would be difficult for him to see the country and nation in a state it s in right now. there s a lot of anger and hate, there s a lot of wires and here we are in a pandemic, can t seem to come together on anything. he fought for civil rights, civil rights meaning for everybody, black, white, no matter your nationality. striving real hard, a nonviolent march to see a world, trying to bring the world together, he was a firm believer in forgiveness. the basis of the nonviolent march and everything of forgiveness because i remember he wrote a sermon entitled the meaning of forgiveness and i quote he said here then is the
yeah. you know, you brought that up and and and certainly, i have had my share of threats. was even stabbed one time leading a nonviolent march. and i m very concerned, and i have to bring it up since it s happened in your state. i have to bring it up before i let you go because i would be remiss if i didn t to ask your thought about the rittenhouse verdict in wisconsin this week and what your emotions were when you heard about the jury s decision and the lessons that we can take away from the case. and my concern is that, will it inspire others to come to protests and marches and things that people because remember, the impetus of this whole thing was people were protesting the police shooting of jacob blake, jr., and as one that does a lot of organizing and a lot of marches and a lot of rallies and involved right now in brunswick, will people use this