i m glad to see that, but if he doesn t understand this as a barbaric moment in a 400-year war against black for example, psychically, politically, socially, educationally and also militarily, then he can t conclude that america when he says america is not a racist nation his speech just undercut that. when he said we don t have enough black homeownership. well it was his support. . he has to take responsibility for his own history or he s living in denial and if he thinks that business loans and dealing housing is going to be enough to deal with the depths and the breadth of black suffering, the poverty, the inadequate education, not enough access to health care, then, you know, he s playing a flute and we need to hear the whole symphony. i was born in greenwood, so it s a going home and i m glad he s there but we don t need just another pretty speech that hides and conceals the depth of the suffering. he s got realize america is not just rates of but one that reinforces a
this is amazing. let s do what we do. a new poll shows president biden s probably underwater in nearly every issue that are important americans bear that can spell disaster for the entire democratic party in about 200 days from midterm election. a new abc poll shows voters giving the president low marks across the board. his numbers are the worst when it comes to the economy. with nearly 70% disapproving of the way he s handled gas prices and inflation. voters seem to blame vladimir putin and oil companies to vote for the higher energy costs. the troubling sign for the cover democrats more than half of those surveyed fault of the parties policy. this is the real clear politics average of poll shows the president with a high job disapproval rating, 54%. that s where it is going. now, just think back to your days in the white house. if you d seen those numbers, what would be happening? five-alarm fire is everywhere. they are bad on averi isaacs bless you. i think it was 3
it, set your dvr and watch it later today. a live look at the pentagon and the white house, expect an update from both briefing rooms on the war on ukraine, this as russia prepares for an offense in the eastern part of ukraine. sandra, hope you had a good long weekend. sandra: thank you, john. ukrainian president zelenskyy is warning of a deadly new phase of the war in luhansk and donetsk. russia is amassing troops to launch attack on the donbas region. john: it comes after russian forces were left with stiff resistance in areas near kyiv, putin s air campaign continues to hit, saying tens of thousands in mariupol could be dead in that city alone. sandra: in-depth analysis from the former u.s. ambassador in ukraine, but alex hogan has the latest on the ground in lviv for us. hi, alex. russia is doubling down on the east with new visuals of troops on the move, satellite images of an eight-mile long russian convoy filled with hundreds of armored tanks and vehicles hea
saturday, april 6th, and we welcome. today donald trump s dark and dangerous rhetoric, calling january 6th rioters hostages. police officer harry dunn is here to respond. fresh off of president biden s visit to baltimore, maryland, senate candidate angela als brook joins the table. and tensions between the special counsel s office and judge aileen cannon in the classified documents case. we have a lot to talk about. grab your coffee. welcome to the weekend. we begin the weekend with breaking news. just moments ago, the biden harris campaign released the march fundraising numbers and the campaign says it raised $90 million last month. that brings their total cash on hand to $192 million that is the highest amassed in any democratic candidate in history. the trump campaign raised $65 million in march with $93 million in cash on hand. biden campaign finance share rufous gifford is joining us now. good to see you. i will go to michael steele because i can t hear. good to
assistant to the us president. ivanka trump attends a women s summit in berlin in herfirst engagement after her father took office. how moderate exercise after the age of 50 is the best way to keep your mind sharp. good morning. it s tuesday, 25th april. i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. labour have set out their vision for brexit if they win the general election. the party has been criticised by, among others, the former the shadow brexit secretary keir starmer promised labour would unilaterally guarantee the rights of eu residents before talks begin, and prioritise jobs eu residents before talks begin, and prioritisejobs and eu residents before talks begin, and prioritise jobs and rights of people at work. he said no deal with the eu would be the worst possible deal for the uk, and cause huge damage at british businesses and trade. the proposals are: scrapping the prime minister s current brexit plan, which was outlined in a white paper in february, which en