Known as the trail blazer in the senate and in american politics. Dianne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in our nations history has died at the age of 90. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the Faulkner Focus. Senator Dianne Feinstein broke a series of glass ceilings on her journey to capitol hill. She was the first woman president of San Franciscos board of superviseors, the first woman mayor in San Francisco and the first woman elected to the senate in california. President biden and the late senator served together on the Senate Judiciary committee and he spoke on her legacy. He will speak on her legacy today. Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer has already spoken and shared his praises. We lost a giant in the senate. She was smart, she was strong, she was brave, she was compassionate. But maybe the trait that stood out most of all was her amazing integrity. Her integrity was a diamond. Harris senior Congressional Correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill. Chad. Go
modern-day slavery. what they don t want you to understand is what s being established is a power dynamic. before they put you on the field, teams poke, pry and examine you, searching for any defect that might affect your performance. no boundary respected. no dignity left intact. judge jeanine: those controversial comments caused quite a stir. listen to how long time nfl reporter reacted. nobody forces these guy to the play. i thought comparing it to the slave trade was a little rough. they enter willingly. they are the most cared for people. every one of them, black, white, latino, will tell you how much they love it and they are willing to it, and they make
breonna taylor is still dead. george floyd is still dead. human beings whose lives we know through hashtags. so whatever we do about policing in this country, we have to always keep sight of the fact that real people are being harmed. real people are being killed, and it cannot continue. we cannot shrink back from meaningful reforms for the sake of political expediency. certainly a lot at stake. no question about that. dr. tisby, we re fans of black and white, colin kaepernick, his words in ways we haven t heard in a long time. he says something interesting. he compares the nfl draft, more or less, to the slave market. listen to this. let me tell you something. what they don t want you to understand is what s being established is a power dynamic. before they put you on the field, teams poke, prod, and
understand is what is being established is a power dynamic. before they put you on the field, teams poke, prod and examine you. no boundaries respected. no dignity left intact. rachel: colin kaepernick no problem being the face of nike will slave labor for their products. here to react is byron donalds, congressman, thank you for joining us today. good to be with you. why doesn t colin kaepernick care about modern day slavery particularly from a company that he represents? because not something he has to face and not something he has to see. he gets his money from nike so he will not call them out and a lot of athletes calling out chinese literally trapping people in slave labor over there to make product that gets shipped back to the united states. rachel: yeah, you know, he really strikes me really is the