very well have saved the lives of lawmakers. he just threw out the ceremonial first pitch at tonight's mets, nats game. watch this. >> officer goodman, when you're ready, it's your pitch. [ cheers ] >> looks like he wants a doover. regardless, eugene goodman is hailed as a hero for his actions leading them away from the chamber, you can see the video there after who he did that day. thank you office goodman. "ac 360" starts now, guys. good evening. two more vivid reminders the anger and violence on january 6th have repercussions far beyond that date for those who want to whitewash the impact. the former vice president understands that and should after today especially before we show you what happened here is a

quick refresh what happened to him on january 6th. take a look images of him, authorities rushing hyim to a secure area and his family being rushed to safety. outside there is a makeshift gallows and chanlts of hang mik pence. >> hang mike pence! >> okay. that was more than five months ago and now that anger has gone away for some. mike pence appeared in the faith and freedom collision summit today and in years past it's kind of the audience that would have welcomed him. today he did get applause but also was booed and people continually interrupted his scripted remarks screaming out the word traitor. >> it is great to be back with so many patriots. d dedicated to faith and freedom and the road to the majority.

and i want to thank my friend for those overly generous words. >> traitor! traitor! >> he knows me well enough to know -- >> traitor! tra traitor! >> i'm a christian, conservative and republican in that order. >> in case you have any confusion why they are screaming traitor at mike pence not because he continues to stand by the former president that disgraced himself and the country, no, in the view of many, the former president supporters pence is a traitor because he did his constitutional duty on january 6th overseeing the certification of the election. mike pence wants to be president and still hopes he can somehow regain the approval of the former president he so adoringly supported and his supporters, as well and so yet again today, he

praised the man who didn't even call him to check on his or his family's well being when they were trapped at the capitol on the day of the attack. what happened during the attack, by the way, we saw more of that today. new images from the capitol on january 6th never released until today. multiple body camera videos of one officer being brutalized, prosecutors charged the suspect with 12 criminal counts. the suspect pleaded not guilty. now, we're going to play all four of these clips for you and we want to warn you they are violent and disturbing and there is foul language but this is what happened on that day even though an awful lot of republican members are attempting to rewrite the history saying it was like a regular tourist visit. not an insurrection at all we hear from some. we have similar video last night we played in full and frankly, we'll do the same thing tonight and every night that new video is lereleased because we all ne to have the facts.

we all need to recognize what happened. because so long as elected leaders of this country try to tell you january 6th didn't happen the way you remember it and saw it, the video itself and poses exposes their lies. >> i have your back! i have your back! you protect me, i'll protect you! i'll have your back! i'll have your back! >> are you an american? act like one. what the [ bleep ] are you doing? don't talk to me. get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> don't touch me mother [ bleep ]er. >> now have that idea what the f

you're doing. you have no idea what the f you're doing. >> take it easy. we're still with y'all. >> we're americans doing this for you. >> if we f-ing disarm them and storm the f-ing capitol. f you. >> we ain't f-ing levering, either. we ain't f-ing leaving. >> i'm joined by someone who was in the capitol that day. democratic congressman ruben of arizona. congressman, appreciate you being with us. these new videos continue to

show the reality of what happened and it's sickening to watch. is there any reason to believe -- i know the answer to this. there is no reason to believe this will change your republican colleague's minds. they have been whitewashing what happen that day. >> they can't. and they won't be able to because they've made the calculate decision that they need the trump base volter for them to have the trump base voter, they have to ignore the fact there was an insurrection that happened when in fact most of these deniers received capitol police protection. the first ones to evacuate when they got us out of the house of representatives, clyde was screaming at the wall trying to tell them what to do to keep rioters out. they know what happened except now they're basically selling their souls for them to have a chance at getting back the house of representatives and eventually the white house. >> that congressman clyde, it's such an interesting case in point. you know, he called it a normal

tourists visit. that's what he's now recent recalled it but as you said, he was working and barricaded the door and i want to read something that you tweeted recently. you said it true some gop members of congress treating capitol police like shit were the most scared on the floor. jody heist took a hand sanitizer station to make it a club. what was clyde screaming about? >> i kranlt tell you. he was screaming at security to barricade the doors and it's okay to be scared. the point is to appreciate the fact that these capitol police officers put their lives on the line and to then at the same time insult them by refusing to acknowledge what happened by

refusing to shake their hands and put them in danger again. and that ever happened and encourages another insurrection and putting these police officers lives on the line. it absolutely disrespectful and at the same time it is extremely dangerous. >> some of your republican colleagues are pushing this lie spread by fox news fbi operatives perhaps somehow organized, participated in the attack. i don't hear kevin mccarthy trying to publicly denounce that theory. what do you make of it? >> well, again, this is kevin mccarthy just being, you know, a trash politician instead of being a leader out country or party, he's basically again selling his corrupt soul to be speaker of the house. look, the fbi had nothing to do with any type of insurrection. this was entirely led by a combination of political

operatives, you know, proud boys, a bunch of white supremacists and general losers that were trying to stop the official account of the electoral college. you can't blame a lot of them because a lot of them were brought in and sold by the trump lies but these politicians know better and that's the sad part. they know better and participate in the lie because they are craft politicians that just want power and that means it will cost us our democracy, it will cost us this constitutional republic we've had for more than 200 years, they're willing to do it and that's a sad statement that's what this republican party has gone to. >> thank you very much. joined by drew griffin that examined the events for a two-hour democracy, the roots of trump's insurrection joins me now. drew, i mean, the

misinformation, the conspiracies that drove the insurrection, they're still out there. they're still being pushed by a lot of same people. capitol police and lawmakers threats of their safety increased. did you get the sense from the rioters that you spoke to the anger that drove them to storm the capitol still exists? >> it absolutely exists and is growing, anderson, because they're being further pinned into a corner. they truly believe this was stolen from trump and as you see in the report, they pile on conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory to the point they do not believe the video that's in front of them. take a look at this. ashley babbott an air force veteran shot and killed by capitol police. u.s. capitol police officer brian sicknick died from a

stroke one day after being attacked by rioters. coy griffin like others cannot accept their so-called peaceful protest led to death so they deny it. let me just ask you, do you believe officer sicknick died because of the riot? >> i'm not sure officer sicknick is even dead. i'm serious. that's how -- i hate to be crazy conspiracy minded. i'm not even so sure ashley babbott is dead. >> coy. >> who is to say -- have you seen anything of her family? >> up until the point she passed we lived two blocks apart. >> reporter: yes. >> through my school me and my sister were best friends. >> reporter: this is her brother roc roger. he and his 35-year-old sister were very close. >> it was weird. we saw it on the news, and it was like, you know, that's my

sister. >> anderson, craig griffin is not only the founder of cowboys for trump, he's a new mexico county commissioner. he is so far off the rails, i would dare to use the loaded term he is brainwashed. he is out there. he still believes in this stuff and others like him, i don't believe coy would be dangerous but others like him can and will be dangerous. >> he's a county commissioner? >> yeah. >> i spoke with officer sicknick's life partner sandra garza last night and she said it enragers her they gaslight it. she was a trump supporter, as was officer sicknick apparently. to hear that rioter you spoke to say he doesn't know if officer sicknick is even dead, i mean, it's beyond insulting to -- of usually the officer's hmemor and sacrifice of his family. i don't understand how he

justifies the views. i understand someone being ignore rant of the facts but the facts out there and available, i mean, what's his excuse? >> i came away in a lot of these interviews feeling sorry for these people because they have been lied to for so long. they've been lied to by a president who has been scamming for years and years and years, long before he was president. they've been lied to and deceived by these so-called media outlets that led them down the conspiracy theories where they only get news from the echo chamber kind of conspiracy profit news outlets and as ruben said, they are being lied to but politicians who know better, anderson, but see, power and profit and spreading these lies and getting behind them. these are politicians who are putting themselves before their country. it is extremely dangerous and many people that i used to talk to about terrorism are using the same words about these trump

followers, that these are radicalized people who are beyond help. we can't reach them because like coy griffin, they just explain the bizarre conspiracies with even more bizarre conspiracies. >> drew griffin, appreciate it, thanks. look forward to the special you've done. you've put a lot of work to it. "assault of democracy the roots of trump's insurrection" at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. the first federal holiday for juneteenth but a growing culture war over race and diversity and how both are taught in america's classrooms with a republican senator comparing one teaching method to the kkk. the bishop in his own church, when he's saying about possibly being denied communion when we continue.

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were closed the to celebrate juneteenth, the day that marks the end of save slavery in the d states. president biden signed it into law after the senate gave unanimous approval and bipartisan support in the house. 14, though, house republicans voted against the bill. some said federal workers don't need another day off. others took issue with calling it independence day in the formal name and gop congressman paul gosar said juneteenth is more debunked critical race theory in action, end quote. in case you didn't notice critical race theory that holds much of america's history in policies are infused with system make racism is the latest hot button for many conservatives around america and sparked a debate how diversity and race can be taught in the classroom. it was a popular talking point for republicans at today's faith and freedom coalition event. >> critical race theory says every white person is a racist.

america is fundamentally racist and seeks to turn us against each other and if someone has a different color skin seeks to make us hate that person. i believe school boards across the country trying to teach critical race theory, trash our history. present our founders as racist and divide us by our color of our skin. >> instead of teaching all of our children to be proud of our country, critical race theory teaches children as young as kindergarten to be ashamed of their skin color. >> they're propaganda to our children. >> we need to tell people that critical race theory is wrong because it teaches people to be a victim and not a victor. >> critical race theory is racism. pure and simple. it should be rejected by every american of every race. >> let me tell you right now, critical race theory is bigoted, it is a lie and it is every bit as racist as the klansmen in

white sheets. >> they say those comments misrim misrepresent the ideas and argue the teachings explore how a history of racism and inequality in the u.s. impacts it. texas is the latest to take action following florida, arkansas and others and that list could grow with others taking up the debate. randi kaye has more. >> just because i do not want critical race theory taught to my children in school does not mean that i'm a racist, dammit. >> reporter: a heated community form outside st. louis, missouri where the rock wood school district is a flash point in the national debate about critical race theory. these moms were preparing to protest at the district's school board meeting. >> wave it around. >> reporter: fighting for more diverse lesson plan at rock wood

school district. >> the children, they want to learn all kinds of curriculum, right? is there implicit bias, yes. is there racism? yes. >> my daughter said i want blue eyes, blonde hair and white skin like her teacher, let's start presenting our children with diverse curriculum. >> people who were educated years and decades ago, they got a version of history that wasn't exactly right that was whitewashed and now we're starting to recognize that and reconcile with that. >> reporter: critical race theory teaches that much of america history and policies are infused with systemic racism. the district says it doesn't teach critical race theory but a curriculum rooted in diversity, equity and inclusion for years. but this spring, the phrase became a lightning rod and some parents began accusing the

district of teaching ideology and liberal propaganda so now, lessons many hoped would bring the community together have created a ca casim. >> they aren't responsible for their 17th generation great grandpa's actions if that was in their family 17 generations ago. >> reporter: shouldn't they learn about it? >> yeah, as long as we don't target children to make them think something is wrong with them over how the history of the united states was formulated. >> reporter: some children are targeted or made to feel guilty. >> correct. >> reporter: for things they didn't do? >> correct. >> reporter: terry harris is in charge for rockwall. they are painting us as racist and white shaming us. >> no, and our district we're not white shaming. we're not making anyone feel bad about being white or calling

anyone a racist. that's not what this is about. we have diverse students that show up in our school district every single day, students that desire to see themselves reflected in the curriculum. >> reporter: a curriculum that includes lessons act slavery and a black astronaut and the african-american inventor of the traffic signal. >> for children after school age those are conversations that could be had at a later date instead of propeagandizing thos. >> reporter: the district would say they are not propagandizing, just teaching and asking them to think, not telling them what to think. >> no, i understand. but if that was what they were actually doing, then they wouldn't find a need to cover it up. >> reporter: and that so-called coverup is a problem. this whole controversy seems to have picked up steam during the pandemic when children were kept home and parents got a closer look at lesson plans. this leaked email from a

rockwood staff member advised teachers not to make everything visible about their race-based lesson plans on the platform which parents can view. the email also suggested avoiding trigger words like privilege and democratic. the district told us that email does not reflect the mission, vision and values of the district. adding rockwood encourages transparency. >> the history is that white people have done things that are not great in the history of the united states. we've also done lots of great things. so what i advocate for is just telling the truth. >> they are teaching rhetoric for children that are too young for that understanding and psychology. >> reporter: but those protesting in favor of diversity teachings say ignoring the history lessons and what they call whitewashing history is lying to children about the past and that's harmful. >> our kids need to know the

truth, so they can know how to navigate and do not repeat the past. >> randi joins me. where do things stand in missouri? are they closer to banning critical race theory statewide? >> there are various bills in the mix and two senators wrote a letter to the governor asking that he convene a special session about critical race theory and in that letter, they describe critical race theory as a radical concept, negative and die decisive but it's gotten so heated, three administrators are facing threats including death threats and had to get security around their homes for their families and for themselves, anderson. >> they're saying they are not teaching the theory of critical race theory, is that correct? >> right. a lot of the critics say that's a trojan horse. no matter what you call it, it's still critical race theory, the same concept and idea but the district says they are teaching diversity, inclusion and equity for years now and this is not

critical race theory but critics are furious, anderson. >> appreciate it. let's get prospective from bar rar ki -- bakari sellers. how much do you think those parents who are angry, it's, you know, they clearly believe very strongly in this, how much of this is just being used by politicians now to kind of rob people and divide? >> 100%, anderson. i mean, the fact is i think that critical race theory can go by another name. america history. it amazing we're having this discussion where we're celebrating juneteenth and now individuals don't want to teach us what led us up to june too -- juneteenth. you know, at what point will we be able to teach children what happened six years ago in

charleston, south carolina was a white nationalist that walked into a church and murdered nine people. that's a part of america's history. critical race theory has been around for a long time. >> it started in the '70s as i understand it in academic circles, law schools. can you just talk a little bit about how you see it, what it is? is it teaching people to be -- feel bad about their skin color? >> no, in fact, actually critical race theory was brought about to challenge other white liberals. i know a little bit about critical race theory because of scholars and kimberly crenshaw and derrick bell and cleveland sellers who is my father who helped start the african-american studies department at the university of south carolina. it's not about teaching little white children that you're racist. that's not anywhere near what this is. this is about teaching all children that there such thing at systemic racism and we have

to give everyone the benefit of their humanity and truly understand what individuals lived experiences are. critical race theory is not some racist ideology and to hear people like ron desantis and hear people like mike pence and ted cruz in your package be dishonest what it is disheartening but not surprising what the level of discourse in this country today. >> there have been some of the criticism of critical race theory or the idea of teaching it is that the country made significant progress and that these specific conversations about race only served to divide people. >> the country has made progress, though. but how would we know that? i think anyone who believes that this country hasn't made progress is a boldface liar. that's not what this is about. anderson, we have so far to go. there is nothing about the united states of america that is

ir redeemable. it gives you an answer why we don't have clean water in flint. it gives you an answer to why black and brown individuals suffered worse from covid-19 than others. it teaches you why you had a 1949 and brown versus the board of education in 1954, '55. >> you're talking about -- you're saying it's looking at the structures of the legal system, the structures of governmental systems to look at what role racism may play in those structures, in the formation of them and per perpetuation of them? >> yes. let me be more blunt. i've said it on your show and i need to say it again. a lot of parents that randi kaye profiled tonight think that they have to say nigger for anything around them to be racist. that's not the case. in fact, we're talking about

systems that have ocho ppressed set individuals back for a period of time. we've been in this country for 401 year. there wasn't the fair housing act until 1968. i mean, my father literally, we're talking about one generation, my mother desegregated schools in memphis, tennessee. we're not talking about -- we still have people who are alive from black wall street in the tulsa massacre that people -- anderson, funny part is people didn't know black wall street existed until "watchman". >> bakari sellers, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you, brother. president biden's faith a target after bishops voted for a process to deny communion and a priest joe kennedy joins to discuss when we continue. [sfx: rainstorm] ♪ comfort in the extreme.

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happen. thank you. >> let's get some perspective from father james martin and editor at large of american magazine and democratic congressman joe kennedy. let start with you. this is not the first time pro-choice politicians and the catholic church have been at odds over communion. at certain points members of your family have been caught up in this. this is the first time it's been extended to a sitting president in the u.s. what is your reaction to move by the bishop? >> so, couple things, anderson. one, personally, i think it's disappointing, right? this is -- you talk about joe biden as you said in the introduction, this is a man whose faith is deeply personal to him and deeply important to his identity. he's a devote practicing catholic and if you look at his agenda and focus, there are so many areas where it lines up perfectly with the catholic church and with the holy pathfa

with climate change, poverty, on gun violence. you can imagine instead of this statement today coming out of the catholic bishop is in fact there was a unified statement talking about the need to address climate change and passing infrastructure bill, how different that would be for americans and around the world so it's disappointing certainly for me. as you also said, there is a long way to go in this. this was a vote to start a process to write a document that has to be voted on with two-fifth majority. there is a long way to go. it's not targeting the president explicitly but hard to imagine. >> this is not a new position for president biden and he's been in public life for nearly half a century and been a catholic all that time. why do you think the bishop's conference made this move now? >> well, i think, you know, because he's president now he has much more of a high profile and they felt some of the bishops felt their own credibility was on the line and

the church's credibility is on the line and also other issues other politicians, other catholic politicians have not agreed on like the death penalty ordering executions and wasn't talk about this. so unfortunately, many of the bishops and the bishops conference meeting mention president biden and speaker pelosi and makes it very difficult for people to michael vick away-- move away from t assumption some of this is politically motivated. >> do you think politics are at play here?this is politically m >> do you think politics are at play here? >> i think it's hard to particularly when we see the position of the lack of criticism from other high profile republican officer holders or appointees and, you know, i can understand on the one hand the logic of saying president biden is the president. he's a practicing catholic, we need to clarify these doctrines,

fine. it is odd when you compare the devotion of president biden to his face with the behavior of former president trump and the lack of a peep of criticism from the conference of catholic bishops with regards to president trump's behavior in office individually or his policies and so it seems to create a pretty robust double standard where by you end up targeting democratic politicians and again, this is a devote question about life, then let lean into the epidemic of gun violence in this country and doing more to prevent gun violence and the conference so far hasn't done that and nowhere near systemic ways. >> father martin, do you see a hypocrisy in the lack of push back from religious figures over the former president's behavior and then this? >> i would say the u.s. bishop's conference was vocal about the issue of refugees and migrants

so they were in opposition to president trump when he was in office. i think the difficulty is the fact that there are so many issues that one could look at in terms of catholic teaching. pope francis said, you know, in addition to the lives of the unborn equally sacred are the poor and refugees and migrants so unfortunately, so much of the discussion focused almost solely on abortion that it's very hard for people to get away from the idea this is in a sense the only issue and really unfair to just focus on one single issue as if that is the only -- even the only life issue we're supposed to be concerned about. >> appreciate it. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> father martin is a focus of the new documentary "building a bridge" how the catholic church and lgbt community can enter into a relationship of respect, compassion and sensitivity available for streaming now. i'll check it out.

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as if the so-called recount wasn't proof enough of a p political system that's went haywire, there are allegations of death threats, suggestions of a hit squad and secret recordings under pinning everything. cnn's laya has details. >> within 24 hours they are sending pictures of her disappearing. >> reporter: according to politico, that's unknown william braddick threatening the life of one. >> if the poll says she wins, she's going to be gone. she's going to disappear. >> reporter: according to politico who exclusively obtained this phone call, conservative activists says she recorded him because she was worried about his alleged

dislike for luna. when reached by cnn she declined to comment. the man on the recording refers to the russian ukrainian hit squad with russian combat techniques. >> up and close. they know the target is gone. don't [ bleep ] be on the wrong side of supporting luna because if you're near her when time comes, i just don't want that to happen to you and you got kids so don't be associated with luna under any circumstances, please. >> reporter: he says he has not listened to the recording. he suggests quote it may not even be me and quote, it may be altered and pointed out he did not give consent to be recorded. when asked by cnn if he ever threatened luna he said i did not. i have nothing against her. i think she's a little crazy. luna's spokesperson told cnn mr. braddock threatened luna's life. his comments and clear threats of violence speak for

themselves. luna filed a temporary restraining order last week for stalking against braddock she started in part i received information yesterday at midnight regarding a plan with a timeline to murder me made by william braddock in an effort to prevent me from winning the election. luna claims she has clean shots of text messages braddock claims he working with rivals to take her out. >> this a total political hit job. this is a way to intimidate me and smear me and keep me out of the 2022 congressional run. >> reporter: machi objects to the allegations. she said any reference to me being associated with mr. braddock being involved? smearing my name for political game is disparaging. >> the good of our country, we have to sacrifice. >> reporter: a disturbing recording that sparked fear and

political drama. >> so don't be associated with luna under any circumstances, please. >> okay. >> do not repeat this to anybody because both of us will be in jeopardy if you do. >> reporter: new tonight -- >> i don't know what is going on. this is nuts. sorry, layla, go on. >> reporter: no, it's a lot to keep up with, isn't it. new tonight we have learned that william braddock plans to drop out of the race. he told us quote in the court of public opinion i have already lost the race. i also had a brief conversation with luna. she described things as being very hectic right now and said she's been advised not to discuss her whereabouts. >> wow. i'm going to have a glass of wine and process this and i hate that word process but i don't know what else to say. thank you very much. appreciate it, fascinating. >> up next, brazen shooting caught on camera. a gunman opens fire in new york

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stable condition. they're looking for two suspects, one who fired the gun and the other drove a get away scooter. charles ramsey, the former top cop in philadelphia and washington, d.c. this is organized. the guy's got a get away vehicle, a scooter. what goes through your mind when you see shootings like this in broad daylight? >> first of all, it's frightening to see something like that take place. i've been around a long time. to actually see it like that on video and just a total disregard for those two children, it's just the grace of god that they weren't struck by one of those bullets. clearly the gunman had one thing on his moond and one thing only.

that was to kill the individual there on the ground in the red sweatshirt. he just totally did not care about anyone else who may have been injured or even killed as a result of that. but that's what's happening on some of the streets in our cities. >> he's shooting that person at close range multiple times it appears with children right -- i mean, it's incredible that those kids were not hurt. what do you think -- what is going on? i mean, last year major american cities saw 33% in homicides. this year they were up 33% over last year. l.a. up 33% over last year. shootings in new york up nearly 50%. you know, there's a lot of different theories out there of what's going on from, you know, critiques of policies put forward on people getting out of prison, on, you know, policing. what do you make of it? >> i think it's a combination of things. philadelphia is up, too, considerably in terms of

shootings and homicides. so i think with major city chiefs of 66 of the largest cities of the united states, 63 of them reported increases in shootings in homicides last year. this is serious. it's really something that is gripping the entire nation. there is no one factor. i think covid did play a part. many of the poor institutions, the more challenged neighborhoods were shut down. schools, rec centers, mentoring programs, all of those kinds of things. i think the murder of george floyd, protests that followed drew a lot of police resources out of neighborhoods to deal with the protests. bail reform i think may have played a small role in certainly releasing people from prison early because of covid. probably had an impact as well. there will be a lot of people that will study this for quite a while. there is something going on. it's not going to stop.

summer has. be -- hasn't begun yet. >> in portland dozens of officers resigned from the crowd control team a day after an officer used his baton to assault a protester. how much is the portland police department at a disadvantage now that the rapid response team no longer exists? >> first of all, i understand it's tough being a police officer today. a lot of criticism incoming from all sides it seems like, but i'm old school. we don't quit. you just do not quit. you took an oath to protect the citizens of that city and that's what you do. things may not always go your way. you may not be happy about it, but you do not quit. as far as i'm concerned, they left that unit. they can keep walking and leave the department, period, because i'd rather be 50 officers short knowing that i have people who at least will do their job as opposed to having 50 people there that i can't count on.

>> chief ramsey, appreciate your time. thank you. coming up, another honor tonight for capitol police officer eugene goodman who led rioters away from congress. we'll have details ahead.

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leading up a staircase leading members away. the men and women that he was sworn and assigned to protect. since then lawmakers have voted to award he and other officers medals for their service. tonight he was given this honor as well. he threw out the ceremonial pitch at the washington nationals game against the new york mets. >> this pitch -- >> it's hard to do that. the news continues. let's hand it over to michael smerconish in for chris. >> i am michael smerconish in for chris cuomo. welcome to the first juneteenth federal holiday complete with its own flag hoisted in places like wisconsin. the single white star symbolizing texas where the last enslaved people were told they were free and the freedom of all african-americans in this couny.