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urban on meet the press callin out supreme court justice, clarence thomas. for falling short of ethic rules that apply to othe public servants coming up. i'm gonna ask his colleagues -- of california what changes h wants to see at the nation's highest court. and then a showdown on capitol hill with the entire u.s economy on the line. new information that we're learning about democrats and republicans as they try an figure out how to avoid trillion dollar plus benefit a default i should say we begin once again with the overnight evacuation of u.s. government employees fro sudan. special forces teams from th army, navy deployed for th high stakes pitch. and they were successfully abl to, extract several doze diplomats and their families from the u.s. embassy. in the capital of khartoum that city seen nine days o violence as rival military factions continue to fight for contro of the country at least 400 people have bee killed, we want to bring i megan fitzgerald, who standing

by for more reporting on this. megan, you and i have been speaking a lot over the last 2 about this talk to us about how this al went down? >> what we know, yasmin, is in the early morning hours suda time that about 100 specia operation forces landed thes three chinook's, right outside of the u.s. embassy in khartoum they were able to evacuate som 80 u.s. government personnel and their dependents it was a very risky, dangerous operation. the u.s.government is saying that it was a successful operation. but these men and women were i their quick they,, we're in an out this all happened under an hour time and they were flown t safety the big question that a lot of people on twitter asking is wh now. what was the delay, what too so much time what we're hearing from th secretary of defense, secretar of state, he's telling us, look, he describes this as a unacceptable risk. he says that this was the time

to execute this. that he doesn't really lik having to close down an embass temporarily. but that is number one priorit here is the safety and well-being of the personne inside >> 16,000 americans left behind. may again, these are non governmental and plays the first round was many of th governmental employees tha were at the embassy, at what point do they pull the trigger and get these folks out? how do they assess that? >> yasmin, great question. we've been speaking with panic on officials, they've confirme to us that right now it's to dangerous they say to do such large scale rescue mission a this point but they went on to say that the u.s. military is preparing for all contingencies includin a larger evacuation mission. when will this happen, wil this happen, these are the questions we just don't know a this point in time we do know that there'

communication with u.s citizens that still remain within the country they are being told to hunke down and stay in shelter i place. look, it's a dangerous situation. it's a volatile situatio that's just increasing and deteriorating overtime people can go outside thei homes to get food. they can't get medical car because as we've been talkin about, the hospitals in town there aren't functioning it's a very dangerou situation. time is of the essence here. but we're standing by an waiting to find out if and lan the 60,000 americans that ar still within this country will be evacuated >> megan fitzgerald, w appreciate i want to go to capitol hill and bring an embassy congressional correspondent -- what are we hearing in washington, julie, their reaction on capitol hill as to what's taking place in sudan >> and, has been this time tomorrow when congress get back i imagine we'll hear a lot more but so far the top republica

on the foreign relations committee actually wants the biden administration to go ahead and sanctioned the two generals involved in this, i sudan. apart from, that republicans are criticizing th administration's passe response to national securit issues we've heard from speaker mccarthy today, even equatin this to the administration's botched withdrawal fro afghanistan, but it is too early to tell whether congress is going to go, and do something to try and force the administration's hand here last, year they passed a joint resolution calling, a no binding joint resolution, messaging tool for the administration from congress it was passed in bipartisa fashion. calling on the administratio to do more to call out human rights abuses. and do everything they can t prevent a situation of escalation like we've seen happening in sudan two top democrats, senator mar warner, who's the chairman o the intelligence committee and chris coons, an ally of th

president who sits on th foreign relations committee. they spoke out this morning, watch part of that >> there is a u.n. effort no to get people from khartoum ou over the last quarter. we're working with a lot o international partners in this case partners from working with china and europeans to say those aid workers we need to find a safe way to get them out. >> this is a temporary suspension, it's my hope and there is that will be able t return to khartoum and thesituation wil stabilize. >> just like meghan was saying we heard from secretary blinke of course members of congres don't like to see embassie closed either. that's what senator coons wa referring to there when it comes to understanding the full picture most member of congress don't have a ful understanding of that quit yet. i suspect when they come bac to town, we'll start to se briefings pop up, usuall

dauzat requested behind closed doors, that the administration can get the answers to lawmakers. on both sides of the aisle in classified setting >> julie, thank you so much coming up, in just 60 seconds. the latest on democrats called for chief justice john roberts to testify before congress following the revelation surrounding clarence thomas. i'm gonna speak to senator and it is your committee ale padilla about. that plus, potential changes t the ethics rules for the court and much, mu, chmore coming up next we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus nine times, more than honda c-r-v and toyota rav4. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru.

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we want to bring in alex padilla to talk about this and much, much more senator, great to talk to you. thank you for taking the tim to speak with us on this sunda afternoon. before we get into this, i jus want to get your thoughts on what's taken place in suda right now with the evacuatio of american personnel. although 16,000 no governmental employees left, behind i missed what could b eventuality a civil war there. >> right, time mean the good news overnight is that thing seem to have gone on very, ver smoothly there's no fighting on the way and no fighting on the way out all the personnel, their families are now safe and as m colleagues have been sayin throughout the, morning it's a temporary suspension of embass activity worse was to play a big role i maintaining the cease-fire that's been, negotiated we try to respect it and extend that. and we are really focusing o the humanitarian crisis that's developing underneath. a lot of work still to d their.

>> let's transition th springboard and talk about possible ethics violations b supreme court justice, clarenc thomas before we get into this. i want to play for you, sir, some sound of your calling dick durbin on meet the pres earlier today. and then we'll talk. >> if this were a member o congress, and it happened that some texas billionaire came in and said, i'm gonna buy your mom's house and the houses nearby and on this so she doesn't hav to pay rent, or mortgage payments you'd say yourself, that's obvious. that's the sort of thing tha needs to be disclosed. that's a clear indication of a conflict of interest is there are questions that ar should be raised so, yes there's no question in my mind that the supreme court is accepted itself fro standards that apply to th executive and legislativ branches and two other judges >> and we are thoughts on this if you, well senator what you really want to lear when it comes to possibl ethics violations by supreme court justice thomas >> sure, look what's bee reporting and it's bee

multiple reports it is absolutely unconscionable the highest court in the lan should not be subject to the lowest ethical standards but that's the type of behavio that we're hearing about through these reports. so, inquiries, investigation are absolutely in order. some have raised concerns abou independents of the thre branches of government and there are three. but the system is one of check and balances and the supreme court will not regulate itself. but i do think it's incumben upon congress to do so, ther certainly precedent for that i a number of areas. and it's so critical because o the importance of a suprem court and the consequence of their actions. the most fundamental critica issues of our country are some of the supreme court peopl need to know that. decisions are being made thoughtfully, fairly, we nee to restore public confidence i

the judiciary including an especially in the highest cour in the land. there's a lot at stake we need more questions to be asked. and more answers the supreme court needs to bring >> do you think reforms to affix in the supreme court would help restore publi confidence to the supreme court, or do you think we're too fa gone >> absolutely. we have those same affects require bets, enforceabl ethics requirements applying t the president -- to members of congress and even the federal judiciary at the district levels and united states supreme court. i do think it's necessary, there's been false gestures in the pass about the court imposing this ethics standards on themselves. they failed time and again, so if it means congress needs t act then congress needs to act i can't ignore one political dynamic here, imagine if thi

was reporting about a suprem court justice that had bee appointed by at democratic - republicans would be actin right now what would they be calling for right now yo cannot have it both ways >> there's a difference betwee what you want and what's actually gonna happen. and we know senator urban' calling for justice -- ethics committee when it cub to potential reform. to supreme court and ethic what's the possibility tha this is gonna happen, and what reforms you want to see? >> look, if chief justic roberts is attributing - he'll show up. and healing gauge in tha conversation he has taken - this is his court. not just running it during proceedings but running it overseeing the administratio and the conduct of the court a a body if she wants to take tha responsibility in that role an then appearing before th

judiciary committee an answering these timely critical questions is part o that responsibility. we have introduced legislation that lays out what we want t see. not just higher ethica standards, but across the boar the investigation -- when there's alleged violation of a code of ethics. of stronger transparency and disclosure of rules when i comes to finances. and again, not just the report but recent reports of justic thomas conduct is exhibit a as to why we need it. >> senator padilla, i want t ask you quickly about this nbc reporting we're getting from the new polling out. there's a lot on republicans but i want to ask yo specifically about the polling we're seeing president biden 70% of all americans including 51% of democrats - the president should not run for a second term. half of those citing the presidents age as a quot

unquote major reason why h shouldn't run. what do you make of this >> 2024 is upon us there's gonna be a lot o prognosticating for many month ahead. here's what i know, presiden biden was elected in 2020 with the most vote of any candidate for president in the history o our country. and he has lived up to the moment, and to do the job -- the infrastructure and job act. the inflation reduction act. and so much more the united states of america a a much better place today than it was four years ago. and i think that's what we'r gonna hear about during th campaign and that's what we're gonna see reflected in the results next november. >> senator padilla, i can't le you go without asking abou senator feinstein, there's a major holdup when it comes t the president judicial nominee because of her absence there i now growing calls for he

resignation. in part because of that, what' your reaction and where do you stand on this? >> first and former, i'm gonna continue to wish our complet recovery, anybody who's ha shingles, i know several peopl that had it's painful for some people it's more severe but the best way forward for her to return -- i know she's eager to do so as soon as her doctors cleared he to travel. as far as the work of th senate of. as yes it's harder, it's mor frustrating, but just last thursday we moved another seve judges to senate judiciary committee to the full floor fo confirmation the work of the senate continues >> senator ale padilla, thank you, sir, w appreciate it. all right still ahead, a 202 look, we'll break down new nbc polling on enthusiasm for th president. as i just spoke about with the senator. what he's expected to announce his bed this coming week, plus

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reports we could be just day away from president bide announcing his bid for reelection a new polling from nbc showing the president could have his work cut out from. we want to return to monic alba who's joining us from the white house with more. i just spoke with senato padilla on this, briefly, a lo of democrats not linked -- coming from this latest nb news poll. walk us through some of th numbers that we're seein specifically when it comes t the president and his potentia reelection >> yeah, those democrati lawmakers that support the president have remained quit loyal to him despite some of these numbers. you are absolutely correct i saying that. what this poll shows and w need to remind everyone that 2024 in terms of the general election is still far away, an lots can change but still, it' an important snapshot in where

voters are right now especiall as the presidents getting read to announce his reelection and as the former president trum is someone that's currentl vying for the nomination the context is important in th biggest takeaway is when i comes to both these, then ther is very little appetite on either side of the political structure of for a rematch here and as you see, -- joe biden trump or president again. and 60% believe that donal trump should not either. , so when you talk about majorities here for 2020 for they're looking to someone else but really if you look at wher all of this is like we had and it really could be a rematch, replay of 2020 when you look at the president his approval rating this poll, our nbc national picture her shows that it is lower than it was in january for instance, he's at 41% versus 45% fou months ago but if you specifically zoom into his economic job approval

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through these numbers from around d.c. poll release today. it's clear that republican voters are sticking with the former president in a very big way for now of course. nearly 70% of those gop voters tell nbc that they stand behin trump. even dismissing concerns about his electability despite his recent criminal indictment, no to mention either criminal probes or whatever else in the pipeline if you do a breakdown, 46% say they favor him to be the nominee. with his closest rival ron desantis trailing by 15 points nobody else is in double digit after that we want to bring in our pane to talk more about this. former democratic congressma donna edwards, and brandon back - both now serving as politica

analyst for us on nbc. brandon, let me start with you and talk to me about you expectations with the polls, we're looking at some of these numbers, right 70% overall are sticking by th former president in spite of these most recent indictment and whatever else may be looming. but when you do this break out donald trump, ron desantis a the top. but desantis trailing there in the 30s or so. nobody else in the doubl digits are you surprised by this? >> now, what we've seen is tha donald trump is reestablishe himself as the front runner. which is probably pretty normal, he was the last republican president, strong stranglehold over a lot of people in th party really the story i rhonda santas slipping this wa someone who was ready to declare the front runner himself, not long ago. and kelly started really tryin to get out there and campaign. obviously, -

ron desantis feels like a bi in free fall this is a person who was brigh eyed for many years but once h stepped out there. at least some of the facad that he is the strong leader we saw some cracks in that whether it was talking about ukraine, going toe-to-toe with disney, losing that battle but mostly it's donald trump started taking shots at rhonda sanchez. and we know donald trump likes to do any hasn't responded. and that's gonna show up i polling eventually until he figures out that if you have donald trump, donal trump will continue to be th clear front-runner >> here's the thing, i jus spoke with some of our polling gurus here at nbc. desantis hasn't even announced he's gonna run for president quite yet. i imagine that's gonna give hi some sort of bump, brandon when he makes that forma announcement and there is a real kind o energy binding >> it might. it feels like a lot of the energy is slipping away from rhonda sanchez

whether or not he declared itself a candidate we know he's running around in the early primary states he put out his book. he's doing fox news interviews he's doing a lot of things you'd expect now maybe he will get a. bob but he's also doing stuf that's undermining the cause the claim he the electabilit canada i don't know that a lot of prominence - in the first place but he's also doing things i the state of florida that don' look particularly electable, whether it's on abortion, ar going after private companies. he's painting himself a bi more as extreme, and undermining the idea that he's the strongest person to take o joe biden. >> donna edwards, let's talk about the numbers when it come to should biden and trump ru for president. trump's numbers, 60% sayin that he should not but 70% saying that joe bide should not when you break that out, the strongest reason many voters are claiming is a.

there's a four-year age ga between these two man. you look at the bide administration and the accomplishments that they've had over the past four years it's been productive, -- in the first two years how do they turn this around how do they turn those numbers around >>, well i think that's why yo can account for the fact tha even though democrats say that they're concerned abou president biden's age, the also say overwhelmingly th full vote for him and so i think the presidents gonna hav to take some of that and the way you counterattacks him getting out on the campaig trail he enjoys campaigning an talking about hi accomplishments. clearly, you see some of tha playing out in his numbers o the economy but his numbers ar right about where barack obama's numbers were frankly right about this time. i wouldn't rule anything, out think the president's going to be out on the campaign trail in this campaign doing what he's clearly said t their wishes to tell the

american people about what he' accomplished on their behalf and to clamp down on the chaos that we see on the road -- [interpreter >> - everyone thought the economy i number one issue for so many americans especially as traveled the country talking t folks. when you look at exit polls, i came down to abortion. abortion is still top of mind especially when we're looking at this decision fro the fifth circuit in six weeks or so on mifepristone possibly the return of the supreme cour as well. these polling numbers, 38% think that - 20% saying legal, most of th time and democrats really need to hone in on the abortion issu when it comes to the presidential election. >> they deal i think that's why you saw vic president harris already out there talking about abortion the lines are really drawn here, you have rhonda scent is takin it on the hard lin conservatives six-week abortio

ban, you have other republican candidates not really quit knowing what to say, and tying their hands and knots. you have democrats who are squarely on the side where the majority, of the america people are we'd expect over the nex several months to hear a lot about abortion and the protection of abortion rights. democrats are smart to do that we saw how it worked in th midterm elections, we saw ho it played out in the judicia election, and i think democrat are gonna stay on this >> despite the most recent six-week abortion ban,, brando in florida seems lik republicans are recognizin especially when it comes to ne york times reporting that it's a losing issue for them. the title of this piece in the near, i'm gop trying to keep abortion off ballots after abortion rights supporters who have six ballot measures las year, republican legislato seek to make it harder to ge on the ballot and harder to wi if there is a. how do they not allow abortion

to sink them >> this is an issue that we're struggling with. the reality is there isn't a big stretch. we haven't figured out how t talk about it, we haven' figured out what our positio is i think it's more t appreciate that there' millions of people who thi isn't political, or personal and they are very strong - as a political matter, i think we need to realize that we'r here deeply at a step with mos of the country's problem is like i said there i no way to take a whole of this at the international of. we're allowing ourselves to be defined by a bunch of stat legislatures steve by state, all sittin much further than we talk abou reasonable limitations, lookin extreme, planting the notion that this is not a party you can trust on these issue until we figure out a better way to talk about. it another way to refine wha our position is, democrats are gonna -- >> do you think that's possibl to figure out a better way t talk about it?

i can't help but continue to bring it up. abortion it seemed as one of the number one issues when i came to presidential elections before the overturning of roe. oh i can't think that they never actually thought roe was gonna get a returned now that we are there. the majority of americans want abortion to the legal in thi country despite the efforts of republican party they don't necessarily seem to want to talk about it as much. >> now, they don't and rightfully so. the polling isn't, there's all kinds of warning signs tha democrats are gonna take thi issue. we need to learn to talk about in a few weighs one, if you are pro-life, and you're against abortion yo need to talk about support for mothers. you need to talk about adoption you need to talk about other things but all the talk about is what we're banning. and what we're denying there need to be other ways to talk about it. i think the best thing to do i probably as a political matter is not talk about it but i don't think -- >> brendan buck, donna edwards thank you as well. coming, up almost three months

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2020 election interference a tomorrow marks three month since fulton county d.a., fani willis, said decisions o indictment workload unquote, a minute willis is now seeking th removal of one of the lawyer representing those accused o acting as fake electors fo donald trump she says some of those accused have implicated each other criminal activity. meaning, the defense never conveyed immunity offers tha were made last year. or the lawyer, kimberly burrow job, rhoden i the allegation joining me now to talk - for the atlant journal-constitution greg, it's great to talk to yo about this stuff the new york times reporting that willis's office expecting to seek indictments next month i'm wondering if you think thi timeline could be delaye because of this latest lawye shake up what are you hearing >> that still seems to be th time, there is no assurances fani willis said three month ago that the prosecution's decisions were imminent. we've seen her timeline is ver different than our reporters

timeline, but clearly from these latest court filings it' clear that she's still ver actively grilling potentia targets of the investigation she was talking, to he prosecutors were talking t collectors as recently as last week even with these decisions on indictment slamming. there's still some active part of the investigation very much >> i want to hear reportin some of the money that's bee poured into this defense a fak electors so far you said the gop is now spent 310,000 illegal fines to defend phony republica electors who could fac criminal charges amid fulton county's probe of donald trump's over - and georgia. tell us more about what you've learned and how this can all play out >> the signals debris from the state republican party about the legal exposure that th fake electors here in georgi could face the state party chair himself, david shaver, is the architect or one of the architects of th plot to half fake electors he's a potential target of criminal prosecution

he said earlier this year, he' not seeking another term before he leaves he's going to assure that the parties bank account will cover the legal costs for all these fake-elect hours. that's more than $300,000 so for money from new nations tha are up sensibly to promote republican candidates. i haven't heard much pushbac from activists themselves bu clearly some donors could be upset that their money is goin to support herschel walker o brian kemp instead of - >> you are also reporting on multiple far-right republicans winning party elections this weekend. seeing as more mainstrea republican - gop apparatus. or are sidelined by its leaders, once fringe activists ar taking control of the party' key functions. what effect is this gonna have won a presidential electio just around the corner in a ke state like georgia >> we don't say the word frenc lightly. these are some really far-righ folks who went on air accusing

president biden and republican elected officials in georgia and all sorts of inane staff i don't want to repeat on air. they now have key roles, and i could be dismissed as sideshow but again, not only are they marshaling millions of dollars in spending. but this body is the body, the delegates, it points to th delegates that will be going o to the national convention state republican leaders wan to ignore the state republican party, but will be impossibl to completely ignore the because -- 2024 election. >> i want to rewind a second greg, i don't think i've talke to you since the indictment of former president, donald trump by the manhattan d.a.. i have just wondering, is ther any of the reporting that ar now closely fatty walls is watching all of that go down here and what that can indicate for her? >> very closely. not just family well, as but law enforcement officials, investigative state officials,

republican elected officials because not just what th indictment, but all th surrounding fervor from th security precautions that'll b taking place in fulton county. or to the other backlash protest. all the sort of things we sa new york me amplified here i atlanta. if trump is indicted because the case against trump i atlanta could be far mor expensive. >> greg bluestein, great t talk to you. tense moments over the skies everyone of columbus, ohio this morning look at this cell phone vide is showing an entire engine on american airlines flight o fire and the reason, a bird strik the flight was headed to phoenix but turned aroun shortly after takeoff. fortunately, the flight made a safe landing and thankfully, no one was injured on board but how terrifying i want to get to a mystery surrounding the disappearanc of $50 million worth of gold

another valid from a canadia airport. nbc's jessi kirschner has more on this airport heist. >> to the north, canadia authorities are trying to solv a multi million dollar mystery police after - toronto monday cargo is moved to a holdin facility before someone took off with a high valu container. >> it did contain gold, bu wasn't exclusive to gold contained other items of monetary value >> in, of police say the cargo is worth 15 million u.s. dollars. but they aren't sharing much aisles >> there may be some tactical, strategic advantage for them not to disclose, so they're no tipping their hands to the bad guys, and they're aware of the shipment - might be today >> john pistols a former deputy fbi - [interpreter tsa administrator. he has many unanswered questions. >> wasn't an inside job, wha evidence is there of whoever admittedly, the highest if you will what type of access controls systems and they go through. did they have a badge?

>> in a statement, the greater toronto airports authority emphasizing last week thes access the public site of warehouse outside of our primary security line. this did not invite access t toronto pearson itself, and di not pose a threat to passengers the airport theft evokes memories of -- the lufthansa. highest the stuff of hollywood legend >> nobody knows, just how much was taken in the predawn right at the lufthansa at kenned airport. >> canada has its own histor of high profile case in 2012, the snatched millions of dollars worth of maple syru according to the canadia broadcasting corporation police believe this latest taf was an isolated incident but its explanation is up in the air. jesse kershaw, nbc news. >> all right thank you, jess curry. we have breaking news that we're following our parent company, comcast, announcing today that jeff chao the chief executive officer subsidiary a

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the clock is ticking o congress to avoid this massive default. house republicans this wee unveiling their proposal t raise the debt ceiling, an slash federal spending the white house quickl slamming that proposal and democratic congressman debbie dingell, saying she was not confident mccarthy has the votes to pass the. bell and d.c. -- once again at the capito forest does he does not have th votes. republicans want to pass a pretty quickly, and send it on to the senate, any chance here >>, while gingles not alone. speaker mccarthy himself doesn't know if he has the - any plans to bring this bill u next week let's take a quick what i wanted to add it. cuts more than four trillion dollars in spending over the next decade. it raises the debt ceiling, th borrowing limit through next

march. this will be once again a figh that kicks off in the middle o the presidential race. but they're not clear in where they want to make the spending cuts democrats are drawing their own inference, as you've heard from debbie dingel talking about this earlier saying it coul potentially threaten congres that they made in green energy workforce credits, things that they pass as part of the inflation reduction act. let's take a listen to wha mccarthy has to say this morning. and is warning for anyon looking to pose this bill in his own party. watch. >> we do have a small majority only five seats, one of th smallest we've ever had. but i cannot imagine someone i our conference, that would wan to go along with biden's reckless spending. this is responsible, all thi is something we sat down for months, that everybody's had input. and it's not where everybody gets 100 percent of what they. want but we send this to the senate we're showing, yes, we're able to raise the debt ceiling into the next year. but what we're doing is is tha we're being responsibl fiscally and bringing our hous back in order. >> yasmin, remember the 15

rounds of votes that the peopl have to take in order fo speaker mccarthy to even get the gavel in the first place we could potentially be seeing that again i spoke to republicans moderates, and those members o the hard right freedom caucu for example. they oppose this bill, the question of for differen reasons. nancy mace, just on thursday told me that she's leaning kno for reasons that she doesn't believe this actually balances the budget enough. and, also she has concerns about what this program will do and what this plan will do t negatively impact great energy policy she talks about solar plants popping up in south carolina all of this is gonna come to a head next week according t mccarthy this is dead on arrival in the senate but it does give republicans a seat at the table. to at least negotiate furthe with president biden, who' been saying all along that h wants to see a plan from republicans. now he has a >> julie, thank you, goo talking to you finally today, let's leave on aharonot xiaoyi we want to introduce you t this 11-year-old animal ever

who is using her passion t make a huge difference jelani dennis has been running a lemonade stamp insider families tampa, florida, restaurants and she was seve years. old and donating all the proceeds to local animal rescu organizations. watch this >>, basically 100 percent of the money that comes from lemonade stand goes to the florida pop rest you >> all have to give mone that >> here is your change and thank you for help leaning the pugs >> so freaking here, nothing better to donate your time and money towards. it's gotta be some really good lemonade the landing also hosts a annual rescue event called squeeze the day. where people can adopt animals as well. and she volunteers her time ou a favorite rescue organization where her pet donkey, brit lives. so far she's raised over

$61,000. that's unbelievable. that wraps it up for me. i'm yasmin vossoughian, i'll b back in the chair next saturda and sunday at 2 pm eastern right here o msnbc. symone starts right now. >> hello, i'm charles blow i from simone sanders. -- recent shooting around the country for people makin simple mistakes begs the question what is happening i our neighborhoods that has become common for but folks to do something - knock on the wrong door and en up shot. i am talking to a psychiatrist and an activist about wh neighbors are tainted by propaganda also, access to medication abortions is safe for now bu in certain states we still hav to jump through hoops to get the health care that they need we are talking to one person

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