election. specifically, they re looking at the state of georgia where he asked raffensperger, we remember, this to quote, find him enough votes to win, and in that now infamous phone call. we will be hearing from raffensperger and his deputy, gabriel sterling, a name we know well as well. focusing on the pressure trump put on the former vice president, mike pence, to not certify the election. now one member of the january 6th committee praised pence this morning for resisting trump s pressure. in a time of the scandalous betrayal of people in office and crimes being committed all over the place. somebody who does their job will stand out as a hero on the day. i think on that day he was a hero for resisting all of the pressure campaigns and the course of efforts to get him to play along with this continuation of the big lie. this big joke that he could somehow call off all the proceedings himself. all the public hearing so far, they ve shown the former president is this re
don t say gay bill. it prohibits gender identity through the third grade in florida s elementary schools. on march 7, chapek told employees as we ve seen time and again, corporate statements do very little to change outcomes or minds. instead, they re often weaponized by one side or the other to further divide and inflame. he said he did not want the company to become a political football. at that time, more than 150 companies had already signed a letter opposing the legislation. two days later, chapek changed course, amid widespread outrage from disney employees and fans. he called governor desantis to express disappointment with the law. on the same day at an annual shareholders meeting he said our originally approach no matter how much attention didn t quite get the job done. he further apologized at a town hall for staff on march 21. on march 28th, desantis signed the bill into law. we ve seen corporate activism, guns after parkland, social justice after george floyd. the
very interesting to see her both balance all of this. she s trying to run against and is running against former president trump by saying there should be a new generation of leaders. if you watch that video, she s balancing her message. she s talking about her race saying her family was different while leaning into the idea we shouldn t focus too much on the consequences of slavery and the idea that slavery and all of the things that it set up this country to do that we are living with, she s talking about the idea that she served under president trump as his u.n. ambassador and even had those pictures where she was one of the few people who got an oval office good-bye. most of the time you got a quickly rotating door because people were fired at crazy numbers in the trump administration. she got a nice farewell. she s trying to say, i should run against him. should you not vote for president trump. she s saying, i can carry on the trump legacy and the conversations and harsh languag
that make donald trump, which would certainly get him where he lives. i think there are many alternatives here and we shouldn t focus exclusively on criminal liability. thank you to my guests. eugene, i m not done with you yet. i m going to see you after the break. thank you, friends. coming up in our next hour, you don t want to miss this. ayman moye dean will interview keith ellison. we are going to drill down on the big lie and how it s still hurting states like his. you don t want to miss that conversation. first, coming up next, a conversation of the overall impact of these hearings as the committee lays out its findings before the american people. will any of it changed their minds? we talked about a little bit earlier. we will get into more of that coming up. also ahead, the cdc recommending young kids under the age of five, finally, who can get that covid vaccine. i ll speak to a doctor about it and what we can expect for the rollout in the weeks ahead, and
christianity, is that in eastern christianity, decisions are made by a council of patriarchs. and there are more or less national or regional churches. so, for example, you have the greek orthodox church, the romanian orthodox church. the ukrainian orthodox church. the russian orthodox church and the sort of equals among equals, the ecumenical pate arc, the former of constantinople, now the city of istanbul. the parishes from ukraine, are they taking direction from kirill, in moscow, or from bath bartholomew? we shouldn t focus so much on kirill. kirill is clearly someone who is slightly deranged. and most of the churches have expressed their discontent with his leadership.