national movement to pass new state lows restricting voting, all of it as to remedy voter fraud that did not take place. the late nest texas where lawmakers are debating a new law. could increase criminal penal tips that could empower poll watchers on the day of the vote. earlier today, what amounted to a photo op live on fox news, governor desantis, all other news outlets other than fox news denied access. something desantis didn t think was a problem. why did you only allow fox news to capture the moment. we were happy to give them the exclusive on that, and i think it went really, really well. for the record, fox said it didn t request the event to be exclusive. didn t ask for the other networks to be locked out. follows the georgia law that passed in march. several voting and civil rights organizations have followed suits to block florida s law, and the naacp calls it a blatant attack on the right to vote, and a horrifying reminder of the fragility of democracy. ear
day, his family marches in washington calling for change as the president faces an uphill battle getting voting rights legislations passed. covid s last wave, what dr. anthony fauci is saying tonight about whether omicron will be the pandemic s final surge as cases hit a new record. game, set, match, tonight the news that the world s top tennis player may be barred from playing in the upcoming french open and u.s. open because he s not vaccinated. and naomi osaka returns to the world stage after a four-month hiatus. and rebbing dr. king. tonight, we ll hear from him in his own words. the moral urine verse is long but it bends toward justice. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, great to have you with us tonight. as we remember dr. martin luther king and honor his legacy, we ll hear more from the cbs archives. first, a number of major news stories we re covering this monday night. many of you are
history. dates that often decry not only apply on our calendar but a place in our collective memory. december 7, 1941. september 11th, 2001. and january 6, 2021. martha: we will talk in a moment to representative steve scalise, republican congressman about tying all of those things together and his reflections on what happened a year ago today. first to aishah hasnie reporting live from capitol hill. high, aishah. hi, martha. a very somber day at a very divided capitol today. we did not see any gop leadership at any of the events today as they say democrats are trying to politicize the events of january 6. senate majority leader chuck schumer wants to blow up the filibuster to pass their voting rights legislation. we heard the democrats use the attack on the capitol to lobby for those bills. from the brutality of bloody sunday at the edmund pettus bridge came historic voting rights legislation. so now let s step up, write the next chapter in american history. remember
laura: no one knows who that is. all right, hannity, great job tonight. we will pick it up where you left off. i am laura ingraham, this is to is the ingraham angle on a busy thursday night. you are looking live at the house floor where democrats believe they have the votes to pass biden s budget buster of a build back better socialist takeover disaster. remember that even if the house does pass this, there is no guarantee the senate will follow suit. in fact, for republicans, this is kind of a dream come true. all these democrats are going to go on the record voting for this abomination, making next year s wipeout, i think it is going to be much bigger now. let s dip into the minority leader for just a moment. mr. speaker, the $450,000, that is more than some of the 9/11 victims received. it s more than the next of kin received in insurance of those 13 gold star families. that got killed by a suicide bomber who was in the prison of bagram. mr. speaker, i watched in dis
lunatic owner of own, supporting someone who wants the fairness doctrine will be happy - laura: no one knows who that is. i am laura ingraham angle on a thursday night looking live at the house floor where democrats believe they have the votes to pass biden s budget buster. even if the house is passionate there is no guarantee the senate will follow suit. for republicans this is kind of a dream come true. all these democrats are going to go on the record voting for this abomination making next year s wipeout i think it is going to be much bigger. let s step into the minority leader for just a moment. mister speaker. the 450,$000 is more than some of the 9/11 victims received. more than the next of kin received an insurance, those 13 goldstar families that got killed by a suicide bomber in the prison of bog rum. mister speaker i watched in disbelief as president biden said he would do nothing different. i watched in disbelief when he had a press conference, told americans it