In our criminal Justice System more broadly. That is the Big Lie, his systemic racism. Did Joe Biden always believe the nation was racist to its core . Did he believe this when Barack Obama and he were elected not once but twice, historic elections . Did that do nothing to remove the stain on our Nations Soul . What about the 1965 civil Rights Act . Does Joe Biden really Law Enforcement is essentially a racist Killing Someone who knows, even if hes not The One making the calls on this stuff, hes mouthing the words. But do not think for a nanosecond that the left wing media and the activists who went on and on today about, about George Floyd and they were worried billion justice, they are not focused on the tragedy of George Floyd. Because for them, he was just a steppingstone to tearing down america. They have to convince all black americans that the police hate them and will never be fair to them. And these same activists, these same media people, you know who they are, they feel just
major league baseball may be scared of stacey abrams, joe biden and the left, but i am not. and millions more inoculated, but health officials warn a new covid surge may be here. we have so much to look forward to, but right now i m scared. we ll talk to nih lead vaccine developer. welcome to inside politics sunday. i m abby phillip. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for spending part of your easter sunday about us. joe biden campaigned for the white house as a transformational candidate, a bridge to the next generation of american leaders. but in his first months in office, he s governed as a president with far bigger ambitions. and with infrastructure week finally here, his $2.3 trillion plan is one of the most sweeping presidential proposals in decades. it will create millions of jobs, good-paying jobs. it will grow the economy, make us more competitive around the world, promote our national security interests and put us in a
states. happy easter to all, i m mike emanuel. border crossings are on track to hit a 15-year high forcing the biden administration to open several new shelters. several are already to max capacity. alex hogan at the cpb center in donna, with a closer look on the ground. good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, mike. we re not allowed in the center. construction is on the way. a frame of up with of these tents no doubt to make space for thousands of children who are currently inside of this center. journalists were allowed inside once last week. video shows about 4,000 kids in a space meant for 250 people. more than 18,000 kids are currently in u.s. custody. more migrants crossed the border today outside of mcallen, texas. in one spot, 200 people, most of them are families. one group of just boys traveling unaccompanied. kids between the ages of six and 16. among the kids who made this dangerous trek alone, little girls dropped 14 feet over the border wall are now safe in u.
to fear, and lies from liberal activists. georgians and all americans should know what this decision means. it means, cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. the battle over voting rights heating up. georgia governor brian kemp ripping into major league baseball fwor moving its all-star game out of the state in protest of its new restrictive voting law. and new overnight, state republicans go on a cancel-culture tare of their own. this, as more republican-led states are considering similar measures, and pressure is mounting on corporate america to take a stand. day six of testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial kicks off tomorrow, with arguably, the most critical witness taking the stand. the minneapolis-police chief. how far will he go, over the blue line, in his testimony against one of his own? and the race to vaccinate children. we will speak to a 13-year-old about why he decided to be a part of pfizer s trial on kids. good morning. i
status even as their voter suppression law has already cost the state some very big business. corporations face a deadline from black leaders to cut ties or face a boycott. in minnesota, the eyes of the nation are on derek chauvin s murder trial. the court reconvenes tomorrow, and chauvin s defenders will continue to tell the jury and america s conscience to look away. the thought line from georgia to minnesota goes through tennessee. it was there in memphis, 53 years ago today, that the foremost symbol of nonviolent resistance met with the most violent of ends. it has been consistently asked of black people to tolerate the appropriation of his legacy by those who inflict political violence on us from the top while excusing physical violence against us in the street. and to them i say, as his son did on this show yesterday, that reverend martin luther king jr. would not endorse what has been done and what was done last month in georgia, just a few miles from where he was born