helped her become the senator for arizona. we deserve better as african americans. we deserve better as a community. we deserve better as a whole. the lgbtq community came out, i mean, strong for her. and she claims to be their strongest ally. we have to agree that this community along with african americans, along with the migrant community, will be the most harmed with no voter protection. we saw what those who want to silence us are willing to do on january the 6th. so we can t take any chances. and she said, you know, if we gut take out the filibuster, then if the republicans get in power, then they ll do the same thing. well, with no voting protection, she s handing the republicans the ball on the goal line. exactly. so i want to continue with this,
figure these out, the harder stuff, working on changing some of the senate s so they can do and protect democracy in the way they want to do democrats. how are they going to do that? they can t get enough votes to do what s really popular, right? and as much as people talking about president biden s approval rating going down. his actual policies, the bill back better act, it s popular to the american people. if you can t do something that s as popular as this, how can voters depend on you to do the rest of the stuff, the police reform, the voting protection, protecting abortion rights and all of those things. we ll get through all that s
do you start? spike lee, thank you as always. in the house t queen of soul, aretha franklin. thank you. thank you for having me. policing is a critical civil rights issue aside from voting protection. those two issues are the issues of the 21st century. absolutely, reverend al. and, you know, this will be george floyd s legacy. they can do what they want, but i m always going to be seeking the truth. it s one of the things dad did was if somebody was 90% bad, he didn t focus on the 90% bad but focused the 10% good and extracted that from the people. it s the tenth annual revy awarding from rockefeller center. here s your host, al sharpton. blueberry slices. i decided to hand out a few extra slices. what would you, donald j.
for your question about your children. can we get rid of the phil buster? is that something the caucus has to debate? we will put our heads together and decide how the best way of getting change is, but change, we must. how do you assess donald trump in a kingian kind of analysis as one that walked shoulder to shoulder with dr. king? i don t believe this man really understand what martin luther king jr. was all about. stevy wonder, where do you start in you have done it all. spike lee, thank you. always. in the house, the queen of soul, miss arethat franklin. thank you so much for being here. thank you for having me. policing is the critical civil rights issue aside from voting protection. those two issues of the issues of 21st century. absolutely, reverend al.
end partisan political gerrymandering. last month, republicans opposed even debating, even considering for the people act. senate democrats stood united to protect our democracy and the sanctity of the vote. we must pass the for the people act. it s national imperative. we must also fight for the john lewis fighting rights advancement act to restore [ applause ] to restore and expand voting protection. to prevent voter suppression. all the congresswomen and men here, there s a bunch of you. you knew john, many of you. just weeks ago, supreme court, yet again, weakened the voting rights act and upheld what justice kagen called a