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democrats actual and real achievements come november. , and later, donald trump leveling outlandish new claims against the doj at a rally in ohio. the latest, part when his rant about american decline it was set to dramatic music. it's something of to see to believe. all of that and more is coming up. and, a good sunday morning to you all. i am katie fang. in just a few moments, king charles will hold an audience with prime minister lustrous at buckingham palace. as the nation prepares for the king queens funeral tomorrow. more heads of state are expected to arrive in london today to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. including president biden and the first lady. who arrive yesterday and will visit the casket in just a few hours. nbc's matt bradley is live in london with more.

>> katie, today is a bit of a downed. or starting to see preparation for tomorrow. that is actual practice. all of this pomp and ceremony does not come off without a lot of drilling. that's what was happening today and yesterday. , soldier's those who will be attending and participating in the ceremony, are trying to get it just right for the big day tomorrow. that funeral is also going to be a massive challenge for the police. they have been saying that this is the largest event in london history. and this is the city to host lots of events, more than they've ever had to protect. and it is also challenged by the arrival in the attendance of 500 foreign heads of state. you mentioned how king charles, controls the, third is beginning the day with his prime minister liz truss. we are trying to see today and we have been saying about all week the new king kind of selling into his real world. which is fundamentally political. he was meeting with the prime

minister who was his government. in the today we will see the main duty, they can in this country, is responsible for. that is sort of oil diplomacy. he's going to be meeting with joe, biden the president, last night and there was also going to be a number of heads and state coming into town, including justin trudeau canada. emmanuel macron of france. and others. all of them preparing to attend the star studded fuel for neural tomorrow. that is where we are going to see the nuke hanging, of course, in mourning. and he's going about this business of trying to tie this country together. one of the things he is usually alongside operation london bridge, whenever the queens funeral and all the pomp and ceremony surrounding, it is engaging in operation spring tide. that is what we see him go from scotland to wales to northern ireland. this is an effort to introduce himself to his new subjects, even as he is leaving the nation in mourning for his late mother the queen. there is no week off for the

queen to not mourn his mother. there is a narrow time down. he has to go about the business of trying to become king, and trying to convince the public, his new public, his new subjects, he is indeed their rightful mother. this goes back to a long heritage of trying to ensure continuity. this is not just about mourning lee queen or celebrating the new king. it is about celebrating there is no daylight between the monarch and the next. that's what you've been saying this whole past ten days. these two parallel tracks. the morning of the queen and nationwide mourning, and the king traveling around the country. introducing himself to his subjects. you'll see more of that tomorrow. katie. >> our thanks to matt bradley in london. tomorrow, joe scarborough maker brzezinski and william geissler live from london. to lead special coverage in remembrance of queen elizabeth the second. , then christensen andrew missile and katie tour continue live coverage throughout the day. watch the funeral queen

elizabeth ii tomorrow at 5 am eastern, only on msnbc. this morning, an escalating border battle as republican governors continue to shift more migrants to democrat run states up north. six additional buses full of migrants arriving in new york city from el paso, texas, yesterday. reportedly sent by texas governor greg abbott. is this following the more than 50 migrants who were dropped off at the vice president's home in a d.c., reportedly also by greg abbott. we showed you yesterday morning live on our show. this latest busing comes just days after florida governor ron desantis flew out 50 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. here is nbc news correspondent maggie vespa, with more on what comes next for these people. >> from a busy bus terminal in manhattan to the vice president's home in d.c., two down tents sacramento to military barracks and cape cod,

an escalating border battle. >> do you know why you were sent to new york? >> -- >> this man from venezuela has no idea why he was best to new york city. many parents with small kids and babies are just as lost. the arrivals market growing political war with republican governors in texas, arizona and florida busing and flying migrants on us to so cold sanctuary cities. for the second time this, week a bus dropped dozens outside vice president kamala harris as washington home. well in sacramento, three venezuelan migrants arrive from texas. unsure of who bought their plane. tickets one telling nbc station casey era they walk 27 miles from the airport to an address written on their paperwork. >> it's so they wanted to go to utah and we really wanted to go to manhattan. and somehow we ended up in sacramento. >> legal authorities say that many of these migrants will have to return to where they enter the u.s. to process their asylum cases.

cases are pending which can take more than a year, i mostly will not be able to get legal jobs. meanwhile in d.c., tortures are helping to provide temporary shelter. in massachusetts the approximately 50 migrants who were flown to martha's vineyard are now in cape cod. governor promising they will have access to legal and health care services. for the more than 11,000 have arrived in new york city since may, public schools have opened their doors. involving 1400 migrant children for classes. meanwhile the city confirms that close to 8000 remaining homeless shelters like this one. how >> do you know what the plan is long term? >> two men he did not want to be identified told us there is no long term plan and they are here with no family and no idea how to find housing. this as the buses continue to roll in. ntinue t >> unbelievable. thank you to maggie vespa for that report. coming up on with us because miami beach mayor and a former

insisted honey dan gilder about what is ahead for these markets in the political backlash over the use of taxpayer funds to shift these migrants up north. turning now to youngstown, ohio, we don't know trump rallied for j.d. vance and himself with just just weeks last left before the midterms. at one point trump reacted to reporting that republican senate candidates were trying to distance themselves from him. and in typical vulgar trump a speech he said this about his star candidate. >> the new york times to the fake story today on the front page that j.d. was not sure if you want in my, support you see he -- wants my support. i'm 18 points up! >> vance is running against ohio congressman tim ryan in a race that could play a critical role in determining which party takes control of the united states senate. nbc's jessi course has more. >> katie, good morning. last night here in youngstown

ohio trump rallied supporters and also is taking an opportunity to showcase republican candidates. ahead of the midterm elections. as mr. trump also hit on signature issues. among the candidates appearing with the former president was j.d. vance the senate hopeful. mr. vance and mr. trump appearing together on a stage swearing in the congressional district currently being represented by mr. vance's opponent in the senate race. democratic congressman tim ryan has pushed himself as somebody who can work with democrats and republicans. he's put out centrist messaging for months. on saturday the former president and mr. vance called that messaging a facade. >> -- i was like to believe business tv advertisements that tim ryan is a reasonable moderates. is that not true? tim ryan is a militant left

wearing or. >> who is lying to your, faces acting is the he is my friend on policy. pretending to be a moderate so that he can get elected in betray everything that you believe in he is not a moderates he is radical left 100%. voted for these biden disaster policies. tim ryan pretends to before trump. but when i was president he only voted with a's 16% of the time. these are great policies for ohio. >> it is unclear exactly how close the senate races. former president donald trump won ohio both times as he ran for president but a group tied to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has brought in millions of dollars here to support that, suggesting this may not be a safe republican seat as was previously thought. katie? >> nbc's jesse, her thank you so. much coming, up that was just part of what trump talked about last night. he also railed against the doj.

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these are political stance with real human beings who are fleeing hard. people being put on a bus or a plane who do know where they are going on where they are being sent. if you think there is a problem, be part of the solution. >> vice president kamala harris to announce in the actions of republican governor greg abbott and ron desantis. you continue to ship migrants from texas up north, including

to her own home in d.c.. the vice president saying that many of these migrants are escaping harm in their home countries. coming into the united states to find asylum. according to legal experts, many of these migrants seeking asylum will now have to travel back to where they entered the united states to attend immigration court and to make their case. this hardship is exacerbated by the assertion that some migrants are being misled about where they were going when they were shipped out of texas. plus, new questions this morning about the cost incurred by taxpayers in florida. and texas. your footing the bill to relocate migrants. florida gubernatorial nominee democrat charlie crist tweeting friday that floridians paid over $12,000 for each refugee desantis sent to martha's vineyard last week. nbc news is not independently confirmed these. numbers at the time, let's bring in mighty beach mayor and former united states attorney dan gelber, who actually happens to be, by coincidence, in martha's vineyard.

mayor, good morning. thanks as always for joining the show. what work can you tell our viewers about the situation or martha's vineyard that you saw when you heard after these migrants were flown, courtesy of our governor ron desantis, from texas of all places. and then summarily dropped off in massachusetts. >> good morning, katie, nice to see. you i was walking around the other day, rolled up here by coincidence. i was wearing my miami golfing. hats and i literally had stopped as somebody who, i thought they were going to engagement with the new england paid true to want to know if i was from florida and what was wrong with my governor. and of course, there is something very seriously wrong with our governor right now. because he is treating children and families who are escaping, really, an incredible trauma from venezuela's political ponds. in a very craven effort to august relapse the port for an election in 24 because i don't know how this in any way would

appeal to floridians. so many of whom have themselves felt the kind of persecution and -- the so many of these refugees are feeling. >> mayor, legal experts are saying that many of these migrants who are seeking asylum in the united states will have to return to where they enter the united states in order to make their case in immigration court. however, and now the desantis and abbott have basically shifted thousands of miles from the border and made it impossible for them to attend a court hearing, doesn't seem like they're just setting him up for failure, perhaps even deportation? >> obviously they didn't care at all about the sort of what they were doing for -- i think they were saying that when they said the governor was helping them, i think they said that in a very really horrible way. because he really wasn't. he was just using them. if you are hearing somebody else there is no people are going to be figuring out where to go. and the system is not set up to be particularly accommodating

for these kinds of hearings. so i think there is a really good chance that unless there is some kind of extraordinary effort, they were going to be all sorts of problems for the. going down the line. which of course the governor doesn't care about because he just won it to put this in a center of everybody's attention right now. because he thinks it is good for him politically, and the last thing he wants to talk about is what really is on peoples minds in florida. which is rising windstorm, rates the fact that the florida legislature is trying to curtail all women's rights to choose. and all those issues are what people care about. and now i see we are just talking about migrants in cape cod and martha's vineyard. >> yeah, so, mayor florida has a decide $12 million in taxpayer funds for the buck to this. year, to quote, transport illegal immigrants to sanctuary destinations. and according to charlie, chris those paying $12,300 for each refugee sent to martha's vineyard last.

week i took a look at that provision in the budget,. though it is states the diesel will have to be registered is authorized aliens. which we know that they are. they are here seeking asylum. they are here is authorized people. and that this money had to be used for people that were going to be unauthorized, and they had to be from florida. what can be done if desantis improperly use the state funds to be able to shoot in martha's vineyard? >> we had an independent inspector general. they might be able to look at. we had one. florida not sure they're gonna be able to go after their own governor. not sure the legislature is going to do anything. it would be improper. certainly the florida legislature, they really seemed to be used to doing some level of scrutiny over the leadership even if it was within their own party. i don't think you would expect that -- of right now. they seem to be all in with these kinds of shenanigans. so well i think you are right absolutely is a misuse of money that was not when it was used for, i am not sure we can count on at least the apparatus and

governor to do anything. we will not be able to respond on election day, the maybe some lawsuits. but i'm not sure it's going to be successful because he is really compelled compliance in the florida legislature and other governments to do his bidding. so artist that resemble more on autocratic regime does a democratically sometimes. >> yes, mayor. before i have to let you go you are there with your boots on the ground in martha's vineyard. can you share with us quickly about the sentiment of the residents of that small village, and how they felt won as migrants for? there because they showed a lot of compassion and kindness in completely unexpected moments. >> i have already moved to cape cod where actually the records are. cape cod newspaper. they're trying to. help them it is a gofundme page. they are just working people here who are pretty easygoing.

they see people escaping trauma and a location in poverty and violence. and their first instinct is to help, them rather than i guess our governors first instinct which was to exploit them >> miami beach mayor, thank you for taking the time to join us this morning. >> thanks,. katie >> coming, up donald trump tearing into the doj during last night's rally. just hours after attorney general merrick garland warned of threats to the world at large. justice matters with glenn kirschner, and he is here to weigh in as the trump documents probe heats up. later this hour, before ferguson and baltimore, there was phoenix, new jersey. a new msnbc documentary visits the so-called racial utopia. 30 years after the fatal police shooting of a black teenager which shocked the nation. that films co director joins us here. here thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn

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two-hour rant peddling his usual election lies and going after his enemies. he also slammed the doj, claiming he's the victim of an unhinged persecution, and leveled new outlandish accusations that federal authorities are coursing his allies to turn on him. >> inspiration of the justice department in the fbi to break into and ray to the home of a former president of the united states. the people behind these savage hate witch hunts have no morals and absolutely no respect. the unhinged persecution of me and my staff, they go into people that know me and they threatened them with jail time unless you say something bad about trump. >> broken records. meanwhile, new york times maggie haberman saying there is one big clue that shows trump is nervous about the document probe. the fact that actually paid his lawyer.

he says he is not known for paying lawyers in this case has jolted him. joining me now is msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and my good friend glenn kirschner. glenn, good morning. in my opinion, trump's latest accusations maybe a broken record, as i said, but i think it sounds like evidence of his consciousness of guilt. what are your thoughts? >> he feels the walls of closing. you can tell, katie. and i saw the reporting that he has hired a fancy new lawyer, paid that lawyer apparently $3 million up front. i don't know that you or i have ever heard of that kind of a retainer fee. but, frankly i think the lawyer as well advised to get his money up front. because trump is notorious for sniffing his lawyers. and others. but here is the thing that really bothers me. it may be that donald trump has $3 million to hire fancy lawyers to try to stave off criminal charges. but you don't have that kind of?

access the boots of the insurrection, the people that he directed to attack the capitol. you want to the country, anymore no cow down there and stop the transfer of power. stop the steal. and of course, steele was. ally which helps prove this corruption. and because he launched the attack on the capitol from a platform of fraud, the people who followed his orders and committed crimes in the capital on january six are going to trial. they are being convicted. and they are being imprisoned week after week after week. the person responsible for it all is holding hate rallies, going to dinner parties, and holding fund raiders so he can pay for more fancy lawyers. i contend, katie, that is a deep injustice going on in america. right at this moment. so i'm hoping that the department of justice will begin to make it right. by indicting donald trump for at least some of his crimes. >> talking about those fancy

lawyers, glenn, politico is reporting that trump's outside spending on this pack called save america, it is the one that pay that $3 million to cover his newest attorney, chris, guises legal. fees that pack itself seems to be the target of a doj investigation. a several grand jury subpoenas have been served in trump world about that pass fundraising and spending activity. glenn, do you think causes fees could be clogged back with some kind of financial misconduct having been found to be committed by the save america pack? >> it could be. katie, we have been involved in prosecutions where we had lawyers who were paid with the proceeds of crime. i am not suggesting that the evidence is proving that yet with respect to trump's act where the money he's using to pay his new lawyer, mr. kise. but we have been involved over the years as prosecutors and having to litigate whether the money a defendant's spending to

pays defensive tierney's proceeds of crimes such that the government is entitled to see. says it does present the difficult balance that we have to strike between attacking crime regardless of what form it takes or where the exists, and not interfering within minutes six amendment right to counsel. it is difficult area but an area which prosecutors do have to dance from time to time. >> glenn, i want to follow up with you want something you said on this network with the republican migrants, to understand that we've been spending a lot of time in the last three days following the latest in those developments. you said he believes there could be enough evidence to open a criminal investigation into federal offenses, kidnapping across state lines. should the doj be investigating with governors desantis of within juicy, and what they have been doing? because there has to be some legal racecourse if these migrants were lured into or --

able to get onto these buses and these planes. >> yeah. it seems like, based on public reporting, there is enough evidence. over the -- is adequate. enough evidence for the fbi to open a criminal investigation. katie, i would say pretty straightforward simple prosecutor. when i saw a set of facts and circumstances, i would look for the most readily probable crime. to see if those facts and circumstances supported first a criminal investigation that in indictments and a prosecution. i never go anywhere without my big ugly blue book of federal laws in the united states code. if you crack it open and you read the kidnapping statute, 18 united states coated 12 a one, it says that whoever unlawfully seizes, confines, in vehicles or kidnap somebody and transports them across the state lines is guilty of the federal offense of kidnapping. we know that these asylum seekers, these migrants are trying to be transports across

state lines. that element is satisfied what doesn't begin with me? all that means is convincing somebody to go from point a to point b by the seat. by fraught. by false promises. when i heard some of these asylum seekers being interviewed and saying we caught on a plane because we were promised shelter and support for 90 days. english lessons. assistance affiliate work permits and etcetera. and then they were dropped and martha's vineyard and received none of what they were promised. they were lured by false pretenses, and then transported across state lines. that is enough evidence to open a criminal investigation for the federal crime of kidnapping by invade almonds. >> one person, i was was we had the rest of the day to hang out and talk about these -- but as usual rather.

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a long list of political fronts that one might call desperate. much is what made this past week about governors abbott and desantis sending migrants to liberal cities, as they call. them on the taxpayers time. at this, point shouldn't even be surprised by gop stunts like please? back in, april desantis revoked disney's self governing status with the theme park made a statement opposing his don't say gay bill. that same, month he added mandatory inspections for all those coming in for mexico. apparently to catch drug smugglers and human traffickers, traffic was delayed for days. republican governors in 21 states have tried to enact bans on critical race theory in public schools. something which is not even taught there in the first place. don't forget the multiple, attempts as, well to ban books with racing lgbtq themes. consider this. 11 gop lawmaker even suggested a book warning. in the middle of all of this noise, the democrats are hard at work and getting things done and tackling the issues.

passing the inflation reduction act. also tackling climate change. investing in american manufacturing with the chips act in expanding health care for veterans with the pact act. plus, historic bipartisan gun legislation. joining me now to talk about how all of this is going to affect the midterms, it is democratic congressman from tennessee, steve. cohen, congressman good. morning always nice to have you here. we want to start with. this is a political topic noted this week that desantis would gladly set himself on fire. trump off a tall, building drive -- off a cliff and write a barrel over a waterfall, boy would see it through a narrow mathew gabbard dance jojo polak estimated mad max if he senses even a smidgen of political gain in return. congressman, is this kind of political field i think is just a standard operating procedure for the gop at this point really going to help them come november? >> well, i don't know if it will help but i suspect it might help with their base, for sure. and that is part of getting the

nomination. i have served on the judiciary committee with ron desantis which i think was about six years. i'm not sure how long it was in the house. he decided he wanted to be, governor until then he forced donald to get his support. i never knew he was all the sudden he started talking about being in the committee and i had to turn some of my colleagues and, say who is that guy, who is that max man. and they said oh he's running for governor. he went from -- of those guys who sat there and did not bring tribute to a guy who was throwing bottles. and he became governor. so we still trying to do that. and that seems to work. starting with a base. i have -- that trump sent her to just yesterday. he said the attacks on me earlier is really an attack on, you friend. they want power. and it is up to us to rip that power from their hands and put it back where it belongs. i need a billion dollars in the next few days. 1000 percent impact in the next 30. minutes and need your, money to not give this to anybody else.

this is just for you. this is the biggest bunch of bull army and group of lies that you can imagine. we have to rip it from there. hands, it is really i, think suggesting earlier that if he is arrested in indicted there will be problems in this country like you've never seen. he is threatening another insurrection. he is threatening civil war. and he is encouraging these people to be prepared to do even more. he isn't present imminent danger to our nation. >> congressman, to your point about the insurrectionists and threats, you introduced a bill to enforce section three of the 14th amendment. debra hit those who have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against our united states from holding public office. considering how many election deniers are on the ballot in this november's midterms, some of whom are actually at the u.s. capitol on january six, and seems like your bill was even more important now than, ever right? >> it is more important now

than ever. it is unfortunate that we are not using it to try to implement it. now, the crew group to use it in new mexico, and got a candidate on the ballot. is there for, maribel but there is that idea of the 14th amendment behind what they did. and the 14th amendment was after the civil war, and they punish treasonous individuals, people who do not support the united states, and in fact tax united states. there is not that much difference. they tried to overturn the processes in the constitution, the transfer of power. peaceful transfer of power for the presidency. this was the biggest threat to our democracy. probably since the civil war. and with those people, they should not be allowed to hold office. we are spending millions and millions of millions of dollars to take the names and images off of the american institutions, delivering basis etcetera. and yet we are not engaged in

trying to stop these people in the act. the same rebels and confederacy days of holding office. and they're trying to get offices such as secretary of state to control the electorate. this is a real threat to democracy, and the real danger. >> congressman, in the less than a minute i have left with you i really want to pivot to some news about congressman matt gates. the washington post reporting yesterday that he apparently was seeking a pardon related to the justice department's sex trafficking probe. of which he is a target. should matt gates be continue to be allowed to sit with, you as a colleague, on the house judiciary committee? >> it is a bit disturbing and a bit ironic that somebody under investigation will be overseeing the justice department. but the fact is that republicans make their choices, as we do, we are the minority and we do is the majority should on certain committees. and the committees. and except for marjorie taylor greene, really the only way over the top and threatening speaker pelosi lights,

spreading the qanon theories, nobody's been taken by house action off the committees. she is the only person. recently. and maybe ever. but something like that should be considered. i don't know if speaker pelosi has not considered it. certainly republican leader wouldn't do it. all the sudden he has become a -- for sitting down, trump first evolved in the january's exchange of mine. they are out for power. they will do anything to get power. they want my case to be part of their team. so they will punish case and speaker pelosi thinks that is part of the, point that they have this disturbing scene. normally affects the justice department, or does he. because when you're the majority there's not that much that you can do. shows that he seriously concerned about being a. victim he asked or pardon seems like he did something that would be an act to actions that would be criminal. and put you in jeopardy of going to prison. so matt gates has basically admitted what he did.

and now it is just up to the justice department to prove it in court. always great to be on your show with a lawyer who knows the law even better than her guests. >> congressman steve cohen, i will part of that moment with this wonderful compliments. thank you for being, here i appreciate it. >> you are, welcome katie. you are a star. >> thank, you sir. coming, up 30 years ago one harmoniously diverse suburban new jersey was a model for the country. until a fatal police shooting changed everything. and you talk you series on msnbc shows how a so-called racial utopia turned into the unlikely birth to a place of the black lives matter movement. we will speak with the director michelle nature when we come back. back new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick?

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killed by the police. most of them are black man. tonight, a new msnbc docuseries will take that power back three decades. in the details they followed after 16-year-old philippe anello was fatally shot by a white officer. in what was at the time described as a racial utopia of teaneck, new jersey, in 19. 90 take a look. >> my 16-year-old brother was slain 30 is a. go into, next. new jersey >> -- will never go away. is with me every day of my. life >> that was my child. i've ignored this pain for 30 years. and -- again. >> for more on what we can expect, on model america, we are joined by the co director of the new series, michelle major. michelle, it is an honor to have you here this morning. we all see those alarming stats from the washington post. just how barely anything has

changed since they started tracking those numbers in 2015. the store you are telling in the series unfolded back in 1990. i think creeping even further that much has not changed. what are you hoping to accomplish by the stop you serious? >> well, firstly, to show that this is something that can happen anytime. and really, anywhere. it is really important to note that it happened in -- which was in the large respect a racially harmonious town. as always, there are problems with the police. and we need to start really looking into that more. i know we are looking into, it but we need to make changes. clear changes. because this police officer had already several fires, not killings, but evidence that he perhaps was not suited for working on the street with a gun. and if you have been taken off the street, sooner it would not have ruined the lives of the

family. would not have killed their trial. and -- we now have been ruined. >> i want to talk about this idea that teaneck, new jersey was some kind of racial utopia that turned into a completely divided town after that shooting. do you, think michele, that it ever actually was racially harmonious? i understand you have said that should actually be a goal, not something that people are just resting their laurels on. >> absolutely. i do believe that's tina was a unique place with unique people. who were really striving towards -- a large swath of the population was striving towards racial harmony. but i do also believe that even as today we see a lot of people striving towards that goal, we have never really achieved it. we have a long history to overcome. and we need to continue to work

towards that goal. and not rest on our laurels. >> many people say that the black lives matter movement was born in teaneck, new jersey. can you share with us how you think that movement has evolved since that shooting back in 1990? >> well, the reason people say that it was born in that time is because it was the beginning where we saw on team be march -- marshes every day. it was really went how sharpton began to take center stage, being with the family every day. and where black voices were at least heard. in terms of their response to this. tragic shooting. overtime, obviously most recently since the killing of george floyd, we've been enabled to or the greater voice

has been given in. and more people are listening to the outcry, specifically the outcry on the part of the african americans, about these injustices that are occurring. >> our thanks to michelle for being here this. morning don't forget to watch the first episode of model america, tonight on msnbc, and streaming on peacock. we will be right back. ht back. i'm aline and i live in castle valley, california. my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory lapses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10 years. it's wonderful. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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