Aishah the White House expected to take questions any moment now as the pentagon is sending a guided Missile Submarine to the Middle East. We are told President Biden just got off the phone with our allies but we do not expect to see him for the rest of the day. It has now been 22 days since Vice President Kamala Harris became the presumptive nominee and still not a single formal interview. Hello and welcome. Im Aishah Hasnie in washington. Spewing great to see you. Im Trace Gallagher in Los Angeles. John and sandra are off and this is b5. Harris may not be giving interviews but she is still getting glowing covers. Time magazine devoting its newest issue to the vp calling this her moment. Aishah the time journalists writing harris has pulled off the Swiftness Vibe Shift in modern political history. Whatever that means. Senator Cory Booker has said that she has gone from being a Paddle Wand to a jedi master. Im not sure what that means. Spewing me either. They are equating her energy to
South tower, 9 37 flight 77 when it struck the pentagon, 9 59 when the South Tower fell and then at a little after 10 03 when Flight 93 crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania, the last observance with the fall of the North Tower at 10 28 a. M. Remembering what few of us can ever forget. Welcome, everybody, im Neil Cavuto and continuing the Fox Coverage of the horror of that day and what they are making of this day. Well be monitoring all developments here about you weve got you covered with some of the names that made that day such a unique one and led us through it. Weve got George Pataki here, the governor of New York when the towers went down. Where was he then at the moment . Because we certainly know what he did afterwards. Well ask him, hes here. Well also talk to Jim Gilmore, the governor of virginia when flight 77 hit the pentagon. What was on his mind and all of a sudden the concern that this was now a nationwide terror event. And Jay Johnson, could he have known that some day
Politicsnation with Al Sharpton. Before we begin tonight, i jUst want to thank yoU, the aUdience, who has followed me throUghoUt the years, and the different time slots. YoU stayed with me. I assUre yoU that every One Of Us here at politicsnation strives to bring yoU the most profoUnd insight that we can. Of coUrse, it starts with oUr gUests. As always, we have a stellar groUp of voices tonight, the right voices, to articUlate where oUr cUrrent political life affects Us all, yet Understanding that the black commUnity remains the epicenter of oUr nations oldest and most recent traUmas, case in Point T Covid 19 pandemic, which continUes to generate disparate oUtcome for black people, even amid the plagUe that no socializing american can escape this Labor Day Weekend as the biden administration finds itself beset with a crisis of every kind, the backlash of the covid sUrge and afghanistans collapse reflected in president Bidens Approval ratings while his SignatUre InfrastrUctUre Plan is i
Good evening, and welcome to this very, very Special Edition of Politics Nation. Tonights lead, tenth anniversary. Right now im a mix of emotions because in the last in the midst of last Weeks News of every kind, i celebrated my tenth year as the host of this program, Politics Nation with Al Sharpton. And before we begin tonight i just want to thank you, the audience, who has followed me throughout the years and the different time slots. You stayed with me. I assure you that every One Of Us here at Politics Nation strives to bring you the most profound insight we can. Of course, it starts with our guests. And as always, we have a stellar group of voices tonight. The right voices to articulate where our current political life affects us all. Yet understanding that the black community remains the epicenter of our nations oldest and most recent traumas. Case in point, the covid19 pandemic, which continues to generate disparate outcomes for Black Americans. As the biden administration find
Used to it. Unlike the mountain west, which lives with forest fire, this kind of smoke has Felt Dystopian and new. In fact, its not just your imagination of it feels that way to you, if you live in that part of the country, the Air Quality Index in parts of Newark City yesterday was over 170, which is the worst it has never been in 14 years. When you think about that air quality, there is no way to escape it. No matter how much money you have, where you live, in The End, everyone has to prove the same air. Its a real wake up Call Yesterday for everyone in the parts of the country covered with the smoke. Breathing that same air that emanated from wildfires thousands of miles away in the west. Turns out, we share the same climate with them. Right now there are more than 80 fires burning across the 13 states, many more burning across canada. And as this incredible New York times Interactive Map shows the smoke from those fires is why the air is so hazy in these parts of the country. Here