bring it down right now, yasmin when they have been addressing president size meetings and he visit to the u.s., they call that routine despite the fac that china did not see it as anything that was routine. >> yes, courtney kube for, u thank you and we appreciate it we have a lot more coming up everybody, you are watchin msnbc, our second hour start right now. hey everybody, i am yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining, u welcome. if you are sticking with, us w thank you for that protests scheduled nationwid today for abortion right coming just after two majo rulings up with the future of key abortion pill at risk. and a, moment i will speak t alexis mcgill johnson, ceo o planned parenthood on what thi means for millions of women. also following efforts t quickly get to tennessee lawmakers booted from the stat house back in their seats.

>> losses has been you know force of our due process, ha been a force of th constitutional you know system of government and so i mea everything about, this even th trial that they, had the verdict was decided before w even started talking >> we will not quit fighting and that's the reality we believe it's so possibl even in a state like this that real gun reform legislatio that protects communities, tha protect schools is possible. >> simone sanders thompson got a sit down with the tennesse three, the two black lawmakers who were expelled on the one white legislature who wa spared simon will join me shortly also this hour, the shocking revelations involving suprem court justice clarence thoma and the lab is tripsavvy too on a billionaire dime. i will speak with a journalist that broke that story. and the house gop has a ne target unit strengthenin investigations of the manhatta da's office over its indictmen

of donald trump. plus chilling surveillance video, released and th stabbing of a tech executive the latest on that case in the live report coming up as well. we begin though once more with the major developments o access to abortion medication. two major rulings from two federal judges have left the future of mifepristone, th most common medication used an abortions and jeopardy the first ruling came from a judge in texas who argue tha the fda violated safet concerns when approving th pill 20 years ago, two decades ago. the second ruling coming les than an hour from a federa judge in washington state wh ordered the fda to keep th medication available and the 1 states plus the district of columbi that filed suit against decision want to bring in nbc sasha who has been following it for us and if you can dasha walk us through the latest development in all of this and the fallout we are seeing? >> well let's be clear her yasmin, what we are talkin about here is national concern

we are not talking about a ruling that escape to texas. what this judge is talking about will impact, if th ruling stands not just texas but every state in the unite states, including those states like new york, california that have robust protections from abortion and this is why thi has been such a hotly watched, controversial case here is the lay of the land. the fda was sued in this cas in texas by a group of antiabortion organizations and doctors that claim that the fd did not evaluate the safety of the struggle claiming that it' endangering women and girls wh take it. the fda says this has been o the market for more than two decades, more than 5 million women according to the fda hav safely taken this drug since i was approved with only 2 deaths reported. the judge however in this case

did side with the plaintiffs and he suspended the fda's approval of the drug it's as though that 2000 approval never happened bu what he also did was put a sta on his own ruling here, giving the government seven days to take that ruling to a higher court to seek emergency relief in this case so for seven, days we will wai and watch and see what happens essentially we don't know what the next steps are with this medication this is going to sow a whole lot of chaos, confusion an concern for those abortion providers and for women seekin abortion care right now. the other twist in the story i that washington case you mentioned or another federal judge issued a ruling that i contradicts that texas judge telling the fda that they must maintain access to this very same drug and the 17 state plus washington, d.c. that filed that lawsuit so those 17 states are now

under contradicting guidance it is very likely that this is going to the supreme court the big question is though wha happens to access to this drug in the meantime, that is wha we don't know and that is what a major concern to those who are providing this medicatio and of course, democrati lawmakers, big names within th party who are pro abortion rights have come out ver strongly the biden administration saying in a statement that if this rulin were to stem, there would be virtually no prescriptio approved by the fda that would be safe from these kinds o political, ideological attacks saying that the vice president harris and i will continue t lead the fight to protect woman's right to an abortion and the first part of th statement yasmin, presiden biden makes a really important point here not only is this concern for women when it come to abortion rights but this is also a concern because it does

in effect undermine the fda' approval authority and wha president that sets. we will have to talk to lawyer about what it certainly anothe piece of the puzzle here that' really critical to watch yasmin >> all right dasha burns for us thank you for walking u through that let's continue thi conversation with alexis mcgil johnson, she is the presiden ceo of planned parenthood. alexis, thank you for joinin us on this, we appreciate it women across the country, righ waking up this morning with th possibility of mifepriston going to be banned nationwid in just seven days time, right first, your reaction to that and what do you say to women especially that ar understandably shaken by the latest decision out of texas >> my reaction is the same i imagine as yours i am enraged, i am outraged. the fact that we have a flow activist conservative judg moving in this direction wit

this opinion, taking potentially taking away access to mifepristone which is use in the majority of abortio procedures as well as for variety of other service including you know miscarriage management which is also abortion so you, now we are concerned and i think that the point tha i would share with other peopl who are waking up, first of al if you have an appointment i the next, week you still can get access to mifepristone i think that reassurance i really important this has got to be a wake up call right this has been a methodical pat by the antiabortion opponent who have systematicall transformed the federa judiciary. creating a possibility to be able to shop for a judge i order to continue to take away reproductive freedoms. and that should be alarming, that should be alarming no

just around issues of abortion access, it should be alarmin around issues of our democracy and that's where i think w need to really make sure tha people understand what is at stake right now. >> so give me the plan if yo can, alexis right? this thing could end up in a supreme court, possibly and we know how that could end up considering, what happened wit abortion rights and with roe a the supreme court level and th conservative majority there. so what is planned parenthoo going to do? >> what we will don't we continue to do right, this i not just about mifepristone. we have cases obviously an idaho which just passed a la banning essentially, holding minors hostage in the state an terms of seeking access to abortion, we have restrictions popping up all across th country. this is a state by state fight and we will stand with the administration, they are looking at every possible angle,

the doj, hhs secretary, th administration have all issued relay strong statements so w will be working with them. this is really a state by stat fight right now and we wil need every tool at our disposal, every lever, every and the shifted, of every election we will need to hear fro corporate leaders, universit leaders, people who have staye on the sidelines in this conversation because they ar all being affected by this brash opinion and decision potentially as well. well it's amazing you know, yo mention it with public opinion moving and one direction, bu the law is moving in the opposite direction right you talk about idaho, one of the strictest laws in th country not prohibited women from traveling out of state to seek out abortion care but then you look at wisconsin right electing a democrati judge there by a landslide and judge by the way who campaigns on making sure women have access to abortions

you look at polling, right throughout the country in nationwide level, 64% of americans believe in abortio should be legal in all or most cases. even someone as conservative a and coulter saying quote unquote stop pushing trick limits on abortion, or there will be no republicans left. i mean it seems as if the laws are moving in the opposite direction of what americans at a national level want. >> that's exactly why call thi a crisis of democracy right? there fairly must be s terrified of our power, of our ability to control our own reproductive freedom that they are doubling down on what is unbelievably, unpopular bans we are stern criminalization o adults who support minor traveling across state lines providers who are giving information to people abou where to seek access t abortion all of these things again on encroachments not on the reproductive system about th

democratic freedoms. and i think that is where yo know you end up with an an colder saying hey, wait minute no one's really standing u here to say we have gone too far. they are being held hostage by vocal minority of activists an they are completely out of syn with their constituencie across the country we now everywhere that we have engaged around the initiatives and other elections that abortion is a bipartisan issue the majority of people support access to reproductive freedom and that every, turn we will continue to demonstrate that this was never about returning the decision to the state, thi is always been about power and control. it will continue on as we ca see all the way certainl through 24, we will make sur that those people who have taken those actions are goin to eat these decisions every single day of their campaigns. >> alexis johnson,'s president

and ceo of planned parenthood, we thank you all, right let's talk tennesse for a moment a majority of the members of the national council now say they will vote as early as monday to reinstate justin jones, one of the lawmaker expelled from the tennesse legislature. this is happening as a tennessee three as they are no known sat down with msnb simone sanders towns in for th first interview together since the vote on thursday >> you know, it is s interesting to me, they said you were disruptive in the world that day and the reality is when we first walked into those stories, that was the disruption. that movement, the communities the people that we represent not embodiment was the disruption to a body that is s defined by white supremacy patriarchy and plantatio capitalism that was the disruption. >> we knew and we said from th start, we will not qui fighting that's the reality we cannot quit fighting and fo

everyone who has supported the tennessee three, everyone wh supported into gun violence an everyone who cares about democracy and the use of the first amendment rights t protest and to ask for a advocate for change, it is a order that we might see it and we believe it stil possible even in a state lik this that real gun refor legislation, that protects communities, that protects schools is possible. >> why do you believe you ar not expelled >> because the color of my skin >> so then what you say that the members, the republica members of the tennessee state legislature are racist >> well, i would say that i wa sitting in a criminal justic committee discussing a bil where they would like to add the firing squad and the electric chair to the method for capital punishment and one of the member said, i think we need to add hanging by a tree. >> oh my gosh. >> that is coming up in th next hour, simone is joining m

now. i mean i can't simone, jus hearing that exchange gave m chills right asking a very simple question, why were you not expelled and she said because of th color of my skin and then goes on to talk about capital punishment shoul involve as she heard in th legislature by someone else, and the legislative body hanging by a tree. think about the historical presence of that it is mind-blowing, right? what else did you learn? >> you, know i think that is right gloria johnson, i thin she should really be commended because rap johnson, just as justin peterson an representative justin jones, they all come out of the advocacy world rev justin jones, i met hi years ago at my former lif when he was organizing a sit-i against gun violence wrap pearson got his start as pipeline organizer rapp johnson was a teacher for a very long time who experienc a shooting and her school an

was inspired by the obam political organization and wen out and that's what galvanized her to do this work. and so they bring that fullnes of their advocacy background into the state legislature wouldn't he made that decision they told me it was no something that they planned ou for a very long time they went out to see the peopl outside of the capital when they went back into the capital, through the rotunda they heard the voices of the people they again tried to be recognized on the floor an they were not. and so they took to the floo in the well when there is a la in the session that thursday it was that moment that sparke even more attention and change and i think of an eye so man young people not just across the state of tennessee but across the country. >> the washington post essentially touches on how thi could be catching right? this type of local politicking -- let's expel folks that don't necessarily agree with us an

we know we will not be hel accountable by our constituent because this is at a local level, not a national level. how worried about you symone about this happening especially in states lik tennessee? >> i am very worried, yasmin and i think people across th country should be paying attention. tennessee, this has alread happened before and when i say this, i mean the state legislature of the republica state legislature taking action, punitive action against member or against bodies, loca municipalities look at what's happening i jackson, mississippi the state legislature coming t say that jackson cannot contro its city jackson, the black if you will city and mississippi look at what is happening with the maps and florida and so what's happening al across the south frankly, is able to take place because o gerrymandering we cannot divorce this conversation of power in state legislatures of what i

happening tomembers, o elected members particularly and disproportionately black members of elected bodies from the gerrymandering conversation i would just say lastly ha been i talked a law that constitutional law lawyers and civil rights attorneys not say what they are seeing i tennessee and across the south is in fact jim crow. jim crow was not allowin buckley put to hav representation, not allowing black people to have a voice by expelling pearson and jones from the state legislative body, there are thousands of residents in tennessee disproportionately black and people of color who do not hav representation right now >> simone sanders townsend thank you for sharing that wit us by the way can catch the ful interview with the tennessee three including the tw lawmakers who were expelled on some on today, 4 pm easter right after our show you don't want to miss any of. that thank you symone, good to talk to. you coming up in 60 second everybody, clarence thomas the billionaire and th backlash despite saying that he prefers rv parks and the walmart parking lot. a new report detailing the

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that there is something normal to m about. it i come from regular stop an i prefer, that i prefer bein around that. >> who doesn't love 162 foot yacht and islands of indonesia joining me now is one of the propublica reporters who broke the story, josh kaplan josh, congrats on breaking the story and we thank you for taking the time joining us today. i also want to mention by th way, before we get started her that nbc news has not confirme your reporting, floral publi us reporting here but we d have thomas's release statemen here which reads in part this. earlier in my tenure, at the court i sought guidance from m colleagues and others in the judiciary and was advised of the sort of personal hospitality from close persona friends, who did not hav business before the court, was not reportable these guidelines are now being changed, as a committee of the judicial conference responsibl

for financial disclosure for the entire federal judiciary just this past month announced new guidance and, it is, of course, m intent to follow this guidance in the future. he says in the midst of this right josh, that these friends and not have any business in the court. and that was essentially one o the reasons why he faile comfortable in doing what he did. it seems pretty outdated, righ some of these ethics rules and the judge a stallion says it seems with friends and not disclosing them is a bit outdated >> yes, i mean there are a few points within that i mean what clarence thomas is referring to there is the fact that he did not disclose any o the luxury trips that we found he had been taking, virtuall every year for over 20 years and after he released statement, we went to submitte

the fruit ethics law experts including former ethics letter for congress, the white hous and all of them told us that you know if he is arguing that a lot of not to disclose private jet flights and things of that nature than he i incorrect, that the law doesn' always has clearly required th private jet trips, that he disclosed to the public. what we are talking about here is a law that was passed in th wake of watergate that require supreme court justices and man other federal officials like members of congress to disclos those trips. it's also worth noting her that what thomas isn't addressing in his statement an i think this might be what you are alluding to that they yo know there are very few rule for what justices and what gives justices can except.

the fact that he was takin these trips, not was allowed judges to basically unique position of trust and we talke to a number of current and former federal judges that sai he broke long-standing norms for judges conduct and the found what he was doin outrageous >> so long-standing norms, right that he has broken i seems as if he has in fact violated the laws by not disclosing these trips into in fact was paying for them i am wondering, a lot of these experts that you have been speaking with, what they propose should be th repercussions for justic thomas >> i mean that is something fo congress to decide most likely congress has been a pretty swift response for democrati lawmakers. a large group of democrati lawmakers have called fo

immediate investigation, and some although it's probabl less likely have called fo thomas to resign or for him to be impeached or almost certainly less likely. and there is also the kind o broader response of you know senators saying that they need to move to implement new ethic laws governing that suprem court. and you know such as unenforceable code of conduct. i think part of the root issue here in my opinion is that the supreme court justices fac very little transparency i very little oversight compared to virtually every other membe and federal government and for a long time they hav been left largely in almos entirely to police themselves. >> josh kaplan, really great reporting. we thank you want to bring in now ailment - to talk more about this. congressman, pick up on wher

the republica reporter jos just left off which is you know the repercussions that we should see from all of this. that justice thomas should see from all of this, no disclosing these trips and these elaborate in extravagant chips that he is taking with his billionaire friend of his. citing a new statement wrigh who got philosophy was violating the ethics laws bu certainly a lot of experts legal experts that say in fact he was doing just that what should happen here? >> well i think that first o all, what my colleagues have requested from the chief justice which is in th investigation into the situation on the part of justice thomas is absolutely essential. beyond, that i first of al disagree that no violation were committed of the law. he is required to disclose a b gift with $115 according to th law in these trips on yachts

and these airplanes and th trips and resorts and i go going back decades now easil went over $415 so now we have to put in place potentially at the congressional level, a code of conduct for the supreme cour if they are not willing to oppose one on themselves interestingly, there is a code of conduct for lower level judges in federal system where they are not allowed to take gifts that we can give a appearance of impropriety. certainly members of congres have certain rules prohibiting gifts but for that matter, thi is the type of thing that will continue to erode trust in the supreme court and we have to end that >> so you talk about the erosion of trust, right i want to read for folks that tweet that you sent out about all of this specifically over a case i which justice thomas sat in on and weighed in on, obviously it's unacceptable behavior fro any supreme court justice,

especially one who did not recuse himself from the united states in 2016 which concerns whether government officials accepting free gifts from politica donors it is a crime talk to me more about this >> well i think there is the whole issue of not just th nondisclosure of these gifts but you know potentially the types of manners that th people who are on the ship that are accompanying him ha before the supreme court was that business that they ha before the court and what they feel like they were getting in return for being on these chip with the justice we don't know that, we don't know what is going on and think that goes to the heart o the lack of trust here wit justice thomas and i think why so many people are so interested in what is going on with th nondisclosure's. >> i want this what here i

your fight, kind we've about 9 seconds and ask you about your meeting with taiwan's presiden as a part of a congressional delegation led by house speaker, kevin mccarthy you tweeted this ty once people deserve freedom and they have earned tha right. we must utter any aggression b the chinese communist part that infringes on that upright so that beijing is calling thi visit an affront to u.s. china relations and a provocation. they also threaten that quote, they would like to tak measures to resolutely counter and the meeting betwee president of taiwan an mccarthy what do you make of that >> well i think that we should not be intimidated by the se the chinese communist party by who we need and where we travel certainly on american soil which is what happened in this case [inaudible if they believe that rhetoric, i think that they are wrong. all of that being said, we

don't want a cold war, we don' want a hot war we don't want hostilities have any kind, we want peace. we won a durable peace but tha means that we cannot have question from any side >> congressman roger kershner, thank you for joining us o this saturday afternoon. we appreciate it still ahead everybody, a new effort from house republican to target manhattan d.a. alvin bragg criminal case agains former president, who they are asking to talk to now. and out of the hospital an into the thick of the even mark in the holiest day on the catholic calendar. the pope celebrating easte weekend from a wheelchair. we will be right back. like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app!

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house republicans are workin hard to play defense for forme president trump as he is now officially under indictment fo those hush money payments. and the latest move comes from judiciary chair jim jordan who is asking matthew cullen to low, senior counsel to the manhatta da's office to provide a sle

of documents and communication to his deployment and the da's office as well a investigations into trump an the business and committee joining me now to talk mor about this and more as jerem sal and former manhattan assistant district attorney. jeremy, thanks for joining u on this, we appreciate it. so this is an active case right? how can republicans aske prosecutors to appear before them and testify in front of the house committee while this is ongoing >> how can they contro politics, is it substantive, a distraction? absolutely i think certainly th republicans are right to kno if this is a political witch hunt but let's not make it one that that is not and that's exactly what i think the slideshow i becoming with the judicial committee pardon me with jordan's committee >> and we know jordan is als asked to testify in th manhattan da has a flu set i also want to mention you are

actually mentioning that additional letter and he's als subpoenaed former new york prosecutor, mark pomerantz who in fact criticize manhattan da for not prosecuting trum earlier than this. why would they want to hea from someone who in fact criticizes the manhattan da fo not bring in this indictment earlier. >> because i think obviously in my opinion certainly this has nothing to do with the law this had nothing to do with th facts. this is nothing to do with the substance of what the da's office is potentially going to trial with this is all about the show and politics and they can about it now, pomrenze certainly spoke about a lot of this casing as a, boo public appearances so th arguments really made if you can say it in place, a you can discuss to that place be i front of jordan's committee. but i think they are trying to throw anything they can in the way and use that to galvaniz the people to say this is political witch hunt as oppose to let's look at the case fo

what it is >> yes to kind of push a narrative, it seems especially ahead of a 2024 presidential election and which the man tha was an ace and guided is a front runner for getting republican nomination. let's talk about a potential gag order here, right? i kind of got into it a little bit with joe tacopina outsid of the courthouse after th indictment of the former president, asking him of cours about one of those now notorious b.i.g. truth socia of the former president sent out holding the baseball bat next to a manhattan da's head. and we know that judge marchan admonished, warren the forme president about some of th post that he has been puttin out and the threats of it bein made against the manhattan da, about the judge himself an others emits this indictment right? now that we are hearing more and more reports on how th former president is no stopping, what do you make o the potential of merchan

putting a gag order in place >> i think at some point on on of the balloting between the first amendment right in the former president to speak hi mind also no doubt on his team that joe tacopina enes counselors are saying i would assum temper down a little bit there is no benefit to other than maybe politically wit your base to attack an insul and galvanize people against a sitting judge who's resignin over your case and the chief prosecutor ultimately, the judge is going to have to make a decision if there is a danger to th people who are involved in thi case and if there is a dange to prejudiced for the case as, well at some point you have to make a stand i don't know if the judge is there, yet i think the judge will give donald trump som leeway because of that first amendment right. because he is the former president of the united states as things continue to escalate and if they do escalate, i think those are the real concerns that there will be gag order. >> so let me ask you this if you are not the former president of the united states to think a gag order would already be in place considerin his social following and the

amount of people that he has galvanized befor >> there are so many people wh speak out against judges there are so many people who speak out against prosecutors. not even typical but it when you have the form to do, so an you couple that with being the former president of the united states, that amplifies i exponentially. so maybe he would or maybe h wouldn't, i think more so than him being the former president it's more that huge, and almos platform that he has that ma not be particular to form over social media i think that's the major concern. >> yes, jeremy salad, thank yo for joining us we appreciate it coming up everybody, we ar following what's happening i california right san francisco police asking for the public's help i the stabbing death of a tech executive assistan surveillance video showing the moments after the attack plus, formal charges have been filed in russia against -- american journalist, eva briscoe rich how the biden administration i responding, coming up.

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chilling video is adding t that unsettling murder mystery police had not said if the stabbing was random or a targeted now the security video that yo see here obtained exclusivel by daily mail dot com, shows a bloody and disoriented bob lee on tuesday around 2:30 in th morning desperately searchin for help he appears to stop one drive in the middle of the street, seconds later that car drive away we are not showing this moment but even after he collapses, you see him on the groun trying to wave down anothe driver to no avail police elite called 9-1- himself and then the audio released from the call, th dispatcher said he was proving how and he was bleeding out. the 43-year-old father of tw was best known for creatin cash app, the world health organization confirms the also build a part of their servic for the covid-19 app and friends and family are expressing their grief including his 14 year ol daughter and former wife and vested gaiters want to interview anyone who may hav had contact with leave the day

of his death and hope that i sulfone i'm vied more clues. here is the san francisc district attorney, brook jenkins. >> that cell phone is critical piece of evidence in case like this, we want to kno who he has been communicatin with, just before he was stabbed. who he was with and the evenin leading up to this event what cell phone towers tha cell phone was hitting those are all critical piece of evidence for us tracing backwards to the moment that the stabbing occurred. >> and obviously, as you can imagine they are looking for surveillance video also in tha area the da could not confirm reports that a knife was found near the crime scene police are not saying much about their investigatio except that they are working tirelessly, he has meant t make an arrest >> all right dana griffin, thank you. straight ahead everybody, th pope not letting health issues get in the way at th celebration of easter weekend. we are live in rome, next. (cecily) wow!

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since the cold war go scratches attorneys are expected in a russian fourth o april 18th to file an appeal and then over in israel, tensions are high amidst the latest round of violence between israeli forces and palestinian militants. to as release and when italian tourists were killed on friday leading to retaliatory strikes and the gaza strip and i lebanon. a rockets were fired int israeli civilian areas earlier this week. all of this happening amidst ongoing protests against prime minister netanyahu's plan to weaken the nation's suprem court which have now entered their 14th straight week all right just one week afte being released from th hospital for bronchitis, 86-year-old pope francis i leading the easter vigil at st peters basilica which go started just about two hours ago. the pope is providing over hol week as christians prepare t celebrate easter sunday, tomorrow joining me now from vatica said these nbc annette thompson and as always, it is great t talk to you. we know the pope did not atten

the outdoor easter event calle the way of the cross, last night due to the cold weather. you and i spoke about this yesterday. how is the pope doing today an what is the latest on the holy week celebrations? >> well, the latest we hav heard is that he is going to preside over easter mass her in st. peters square tomorrow. and then give his easter blessing and mask, excuse me easter blessing and messag from the central osha on st. peters and that is called th city in the world. i will tell, you this mass this easter vigil mass has bee going on now for almost two an a house hours. they have just finishe distributing communion and w saw pope francis himself distribute communion he came in and his wheelchair, he has read several prayer during this mass he delivered the homily of, hi voice sounded strong, not hors at all i did not notice that he coughed, it was one of the

things we have been watching for because he dealt wit bronchitis this has been certainly a even that will test his stamina and so, far he seems to be holding up pretty well yasmin >> i can only imagine what i is like to be at the vatican a this time of the year as the easter celebrations are ongoin and what an incredible momen to be there. and we can understand right, why the pope would rush back and want to be there t celebrate alongside catholic on easter sunday does he get time off after thi to recuperate? or will he remain on a ful schedule >> you know, what i think that better question is does he wan time off people close to him say this i a pope who thoroughly enjoys the job he has and so this is not a pope wh takes vacations, he has neve gone to the summer retreat outside of, rome that pape retreat outside of ron calle costa dull golf. oh he loves this work.

things get easier, holy week i a very busy time of year starting with palm sunday an going all the way throug easter sunday and then tha speech that he gives after mass but you will not see him tak any time off i mean what has really struc me watching him this, week yasmin is how determined h seems to be to show that he is still, here that he can stil be the pope. he can still lead the charge and lead the world there really has been an extra bit of energy, an extra bit of engagement watching him at the juvenile prison on holy thursday wa just extraordinary he gave the sermon at that massenet spoke without notes he just came from the heart an that is who he is. now the sermon was more formal he only went off script couple of times, but that's ho i judge how well he's feeling. if he is going off script than he is feeling really worried he is feeling good

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there on friday, high wind down to three large pine trees forcing the gulf turned it t suspend action there were no reported injuries, thankfully around 50 people had to scatte to safety, in the course had already been cleared earlier i the day for 21 minutes, with storms passed through the area as well. pretty astounding there, thankfully, again, everybody was safe, nobody was injured that wraps up for me everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian, i'll b back in the chair tomorrow at pm eastern symone starts right now. >> greetings, everyone you're watching symone we are kicking things off with one of the most blatant an agree just threats to ou democracy have ever seen three state representatives in tennessee put up four expulsio with two democratic electe black representatives losing their seats. all over peaceful protes against gun violence my exclusive interview with th tennessee three, it's coming u next and two contradictory decision on the a