describe the impact on police reform and the police reform movement in the country, attorney crump. reverend al, it's been devastating to say. >> in just a. >> word. >> i agree with my learned colleague martin luther and judith that we have to confront these. unconstitutional acts. i mean, he's acting without any. response from. congress to get authority to roll back. all the. civil rights that we've gained. so we. >> have to be. >> strategic and confront. them in the court of law and. >> in the court of public. >> opinion, like you're doing with costco. but the other thing we. >> have to do is. learn from. >> the lessons of martin luther king jr. when he said in the letter from birmingham jail, just because they say it's legal, that doesn't make. >> it right. >> and as judith does with the. advancement project, we. >> got to. >> learn from frederick douglass. >> without struggle, there. >> can be no. >> progress, and we're going to have to struggle in these next. >> four years. >> but we can't get this. press for the struggle. reverend al, as you have taught me, we have. >> to cele

go to paris and talk about the summit itself. 1500 guess in the french capital and the magnificent crump pele in the centre of paris. what does the summit like this achieve? what could it possibly achieve throughout the 7 in paris as opposed to achieve an agreement to deregulate on a i a provide a smoother, easier business environment in europe for the development of artificial intelligence technologies. and so this is going to be the, is the talk there, but i think is going to be very difficult to achieve. i think there will be a lot of talk and very little walk because the european union has already enacted the most comprehensive, broad, overarching law on, on the use and deployment of artificial intelligence of any area in the world. and so it's going to be hard to unravel that has been adopted in some parts of it have already gone into effect. so there's a lot of talk about making it easier at to do business with a i in europe, but to face that they excel in developing regulation. and so it's, i think there's an idea of it's in, in conflict with what we're, the reality is in the euro

this is what crump was elected on. it will go through the courts it. end it will be decided there. it's not a constitutional crisis, if you listen to any representativable legal scholar or analyst like a jonathan turley or andy mccarthy disney making changes to dei program. this will focus on business success instead of using dei in employee compensation. factor how our leaders uphold our company's values incorporate different perspectives to drive business success. cultivate an environment where all employees can thrive and sustain a robust pipeline to ensure long term organizational strength. what a 180 from disney which is extremely liberal corporation. one of the major companies to really champion dei and putting liberal ideas into their companies and products. what do you make of this? we are 23 days into this administration. unprecedented for a new president to come in and change things so quickly just by his presence. his administration, his message throughout the campaign, having a direct result on these companies. i mean, we are talking amazon

of the breath of fresh air that all of these -- >> steve: right, i was going to say you got figure crump is working the phone. hey, i hear you are leaning the other way. i would really like your help. >> brian: j.d. vance. >> lawrence: i hear he is masterful at it and coaching the nominees to go through the process and respect the process. didn't see at love nominees attacking the senators. they went through the process when they were being challenged. >> brian: let's pivot if we can to what happened last night it. cost us gutfeld but it was worth it. we had sean hannity for a couple hours because he would had the release of mark fogel. in 2011 he went over to moscow to teach at an american academy there. and obviously gradually russia became very anti-west. they don't wall around them. do you know going to be targeted right after afghanistan by the invasion. i think the day afghanistan, we got out of afghanistan is when he was taken. and he was kept against his will. wrong for the wrong reason. he had a very small bit of marijuana with him. medical marijuana for a back injury. they deci

and this thursday, i am keeping my commitment i made on this show to zaher and attorney ben crump. in the los angeles area in pasadena to keynote a memorial to four of the families who lost their loved ones in altadena, and to stand up to make sure that they are made whole in trying to recover, and that they get the same attention as the others in other areas that were hit with the wildfires. we are sympathizing and praying and standing for all. but we certainly want to make sure that altadena is not forgotten. i'll be there thursday in pasadena, first ame church at 11:00 with those families and others. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next weekend at 5 p.m. eastern. and before that, i'll be a guest on morning joe tomorrow morning starting at 7 a.m. eastern. the sunday show with jonathan capehart starts right after a capehart starts right after a short it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get vir