win, you will be their next target. that s why israel s victory will be your victory. but make no mistake, regardless of who stands with israel, israel will fight until this battle is won. israel will prevail. just part of a defiant speech yesterday from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where he rejected calls for a cease-fire and his resignation. we ll have more of his comments and get a live report from the israel-gaza border straight ahead. meanwhile, aid for israel is a top priority on capitol hill, but the two chambers have very different plans for delivering it. we ll go through that potential funding fight. also ahead, an update on the expected testimony from donald trump and his three oldest children in his civil fraud trial. plus, why a tentative new deal for auto workers is a win for the union and president bide biden. and the continued support for actor matthew perry, with his friends, co-stars, releasing a statement following his passing. we ll r
america. it s time to organize for a new america. it s time to register and vote for a new america. we re on our way. we re on our way. we re on our way. as we prepare to march, i want some of our leaders to stand with me. we want to honor and dedicate what we re doing to a man that made the long road and long journey. kevin powell, reverend
something, and the contradictions were getting ready to talk about with the alexander case. but also dr. richardson, how we handle our protests. one of the things i saw over the weekend with protests we saw or were involved in is they were mostly all peaceful, which is very important. yet we heard all of the rhetoric from many on the right. they re going to be riots almost like they were stereotyping a whole community like they couldn t handle the verdict without being reckless. los angeles, for instance. police were out just like they were expecting us to go to war. we ve been responsible people. our people have been accountable. we ve always sought the system to correct our indifference. and i think it s unfortunate when we get caught with this idea that somehow when we stand up again for our rights that we are calling for violence and chaos. we have caulked the chaos. and that must be our role as we go forward. it s like a collective
ground and defending yourself. that s a shame if that s what our society has come to. that s how bad this law is. and that s why the prosecutors in the state of florida, all over the state represented by the florida prosecuting attorneys association want it repealed. ken padowitz, thank you for your time. thank you. and putting the spotlight on. putting a spotlight on, making national, and making people understand what is going on in egregious way is what marches and protests do. it is why we want to sanford in the first place. marching and protests do not solve problems. but it exposes problems, big problems. and no one will deal with things unless they re exposed. joining me now are two that engage in that is the reverend dr. w. food bank lynn richardson. he is chairman of the board of the national action network, my civil rights organization. and pastor jamal harrison bryant
towards the right target. our hats go off to this next generation of civil rights activists who say we understand we are to march forward, but even with our rage has got to be directed in the right way. reverend richardson, it is also not now and has never been an all-black movement. there are many whites that have is marched on this, many latinos, many asians, as in the 60s. we re talking about right and wrong, even though we re dealing with questions of race, even though we re dealing in sometimes questions of gender, homophobia, whatever it is, it s about all people standing for what is right. it s clearly multiple dimensions to this struggle. and it just happens to be that the african-americans under pressure in america provided the framework and the ground for many causes to take place. whether it s south africa or the berlin wall falling down, it grew out of our ability to respond to our oppression and the racism that has been