that. this is the layman s most people, which is relatable to our audience. the establishment, these are the rules we created ape it s and it s been this way a long time. regular guy, little guy, said times have changed, found a loophole, what you. according to your rules, you can t get mad at us. it s a reflection of what s happening in our larger culture, larger society right now as it comes to women s rights and me too and issues of race and equity and equality and all of that. it s like, people who have been there, the establishment who s been there for so long, the entitled, right, the people who, hey, look, we re the wealthy, these are the rules, we want to live by and continue, and the underdog is saying no, no, no, we deserve a place as well and now this is the clash. so, hey, the rule that s what s happened. what i find interesting about it is i love that these people came together to prop something up. now, you can say no, no, no, you re ascribing virtue whe
to us about it. thank you for being with us to kind of give shape to this story, and we ll be watching it. all right? thank you for having me. taking the opportunity was your choice, and thank you. thank you for watching. the big show, cnn tonight, with d lemon, starts right now. d, i have never seen anything like that before. well, this is this is the layman s part of it because i just sort of look at, okay, this is what the 401(k) is doing and the investment people are doing. but, this is the layman s part of it and i think most which is relatable to our audience. so the establishment has these are the rules we have created and it s been this way for a long time. then, all of a sudden, the little guy, the regular guy, says hey, times have changed. we found there is a loophole or what have you. you cannot get mad at us. so i think it is a reflection of what is happening in our larger culture, and the larger society, right now. as it comes to women s rights, and
scot-free is actually spelled with one two but two ts on that card. that one piece of evidence, an insight into the man s state of mind that he can get away with anything because of his skin color. his lawyer saying this to cnn. this was a guy simply following the advice and the commentary of the president of the united states. so tonight the acting chief of the capitol police proposing security fencing erected around the capitol in the wake of the deadly insurrection stay up permanently. also police say a man arrested near the capitol was armed with a gun and 20 rounds of ammunition and a list of lawmakers names. the house speaker, nancy pelosi, responding to concerns about security by members of congress, saying the enemy is within the house of representatives. with all this, president biden pushing for bipartisan support to pass his massive nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan. let s get right to it. cnn s white house correspondent is john harwood, and our senior politica
city. they want to get to work. they don t want to stay in shelters. they want to contribute to society. the hurdles keeping migrants from earning a living and the legal battle between states as officials call for the federal government to step in. plus, california is pumping the brakes on the sale of new gasoline powered cars. this is a historic moment. when the state wants dealerships to stop selling them and concerns over an influx of electric vehicles. we re going back to the moon to stay, to live, to learn. and count down to launch as america aims a return to the moon. newsroom starts right now. good morning, everyone. it is saturday, august 27th. i m amara walker. good morning, amara. great to be with you. i m boris sanchez. you are live in the cnn newsroom, and we re grateful to have you. former president donald trump is dismeing details from the affidavit used to search his mar-a-lago estate, and he s renewing calls for a special master to review t
Be burning the very high polluting fossil fuels and that s what i m hearing. and i m sure we re hearing as well especially from experts who say california s infrastructure is not prepared to handle the influx of electric cars especially with a grid already strained by record heat. what about significant investments of the grid infrastructure because you re going to have now millions of battery electric or even fuel cell electric vehicles on the roads. absolutely. and the state is making those investments. what i m hearing from the experts it s not as much as how many electric cars will be charged on a daily basis but rather what time of the day those changes will take place. for example, i live in los angeles and south of california edison was giving me a great rate if i charge my car at any time of the day except from 4:00