righteous troublemakers, untold stories of the justice movement in america, available now for preorder. also with us this morning, the president on councils and foreign relations richard house. i am going to give you a clean 45 seconds. it was a bad night, i watched. yeah, you did. i knew what your mood would be, i am glad that you and john were not there. we are good. i am good and i am doing fine. i am okay. now you know, willie, i know you felt the same way, we said it before. we are lucky to be playing in october. we are uneven teams. i loved it when the red sox got 27 yankees. houston, you sort of felt it in last night s game that you know the astros had this thing. it has gone cold for the sox. they re going down to houston a game down with two left. baseball, you can never write the ending for baseball. a tough night last night, 9-1 houston and now houston goes back to the home of the trash cans. that s always the x factor you have to consider when you
You name it. this would help everybody. when you have the united states having lower voting turn out than most western democracy, this is a good thing. this is sort of the things when it passes and it will pass. you have people looking back 10 or 15 years, wait, why didn t america do this before? we got seat belts and air bags and all these things you had republicans and industry leaders fighting before that are now common. this makes too much sense. kind of like the same thing of making election day a holiday, having early voting and consistency across the country. this is a do nothing republican congress. again, does for that it. not just vote for expanded voting rights. they stand and block anybody from voting. it s just like we were talking about a week or two ago. it was not enough for
They don t want the truth out. they don t want transparency. to go back, i thesz they think this is 2009 point there is stevie. it s not a witch hunt. there were a lot of americans and republicans are going to figure it out. there are a lot of former republicans who already influenced by donald trump of what happened on january 6th. i am a big believable, i believed in my first campaign and every campaign you hear enough and then you know it s true. it s like before the election, i was saying i don t believe these gols. i don t remember the polls. l i will tell you january 6th, a
Legal equality run by the civil rights movement to help ensures every person enjoy this opportunity that this great land opportunity offers. in 2006 president bush signed into law in extension of the voting rights act, something approved by the senate days early by a 98-0 vote. fast forward to 2021 where senate republicans and the filibuster won t even allow a debate on the issue, let alone a vote. hopefully my husband deceded. good morning, along with joe and me and jonathan lemire and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. he s the author of the new book
i don t know. they make so much money. she s looking good. mika, listen, i know you love to talk, we really want to get to republicans voting against actually voting rights bill that was a compromise that joe manchin have been working on for months to make it so republicans would actually be able to do what they did before last night voting rights bill was authorized and pushing it over at the top, what a surprise? they re not cooperating. yes. my apologies to the table, joe does not get out much, at all as you can see. it has been a long, cold winter. it s like here comes