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will be surely tested further. but i know that we as a people are up to the task. each generation of americans receives a precious gift of liberty. and we work to share it with more people, to make our country more open, more free, more fair. it s a great message. we are one country. you know, coming out of memorial day weekend, i know a lot of people will try to take what one politician says and make something big out of it or take what somebody on the other side says and attack them for that. and that happened over the weekend. or claim that one party has exclusive rights to patriotism or the other is the only protector of the constitution. you know, it s just the thing is, we live in very divided times. we live in very political times. you watch this show, you know that. but it s good to see president biden on memorial day talking about those who sacrifice, but also about what this country has been through. the difficult times this country has been through. and the
wait a minute, man, let me count it off. one, two, three, four. oh my, oh my there is too many of you dies. marvin touched the souls of millions and millions of people. oh mercy mercy me this was revolutionary. 50 years later is all happening today. no one listened to the words of this album. what s going on? hi, i am don lemon, this album right here, sound track of my childhood. i still remember my mom cranking up the radio in the station wagon with the wood panelled sides when what s going on came on. marvin gaye s album went platinum. half a century later, marvin s music is still going strong. it still resonates as the nation struggles with racism and inequality. it made me wonder how this one album can be saying so much to so many people after 50 years. my father is a minister, i recall seeing a lot in the church as a child. my music reflects my ethnic upbringing fortunately. i knew him before he was marvin, yeah. he was just my brot
resilience, and infrastructure, we create opportunities for everyone. that s the heart of jobs plan i proposed here in the united states. president s $2.3 trillion tax and spending plan is still being argued over on capitol hill. phase 2 is on the way with a potential price tag of another $1.5 trillion for what the white house is calling its american families plan. to be laid out at next wednesday s joint session of congress. there is pressure from the left with progressive lawmakers call on the administration to spend at least $700 billion on universal child care, quote: we believe this is a generational opportunity to invest in affordable qualities care for all children who need it and we urge you not to let it go to waste. one potential way to pay for the massive spending plan is raising taxes on higher income earners. and republicans are concerned. if they want to do home health aides and expand medicaid and raise your taxes and all the things that the president wants
the law s intended to prevent people from purchasing or possessioning a firearm if they re found by a judge to present an imminent risk to themselves or others. ischial officials have not said whether a judge made a red flag ruling in the case. and on friday, president biden offered his condolences to the families who lost loved ones in the indianapolis shooting and reiterated the need for reform measures. every single day, every single day, there s a mass shooting in this, in the united states, if you count all of those who were killed out on the streets of our cities and our rural areas. it s a national embarrassment. and must come to an end. all right, now to the insurrection. more than 100 days since the capitol was overrun, federal prosecutors have secured their first guilty plea from a rioter. john schaefer, a long time member of the oath keepers, pleaded friday to illegally entering the u.s. capitol during the january 6th attack. his plea came on two of the six