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] i'd like toen vit up while i sign senator tina smith and senator ed markey, warnock, clyburn, representative lee, representative davis, chair beady, and sheila jackson lee. and miss opal. >> you should have my chair. all right. [ applause ] >> there you go. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. three more. i got to make more to my name. i'm sorry. there it is. the last shall be first. did anybody else not -- >> oh yes. >> i'm sorry. man. >> congressman davis. >> thank you, man. all right. [ applause ] >> is election day next, mr. president? is election day next? mr. president, is election day next? is the plan to sign election day a national holiday? >> thank you, everybody. [ applause ] >>>, hi everyone. a little bit after 4:00 in new york. we witnessed president biden signing a bill making juneteenth a commemoration of the end of slavery in the united states a national holiday. it is the first new national holiday since 1983. the push to make it a holiday gained momentum amid the racial reckoning after the murder of george floyd and culminated with support in the u.s. senat

invite up while i sign senator tina smith, senator ed markey, senator raphael warnock, senator john cornyn, representative barbara lee, representative danny davis, chair joyce beatty and sheila jackson lee and miss opal. all right. [applause] >> is election day next, mr. president? is election day next? is the plan to sign election day a national holiday? >> thank you, everybody. thank you, thank you. >> juneteenth is officially a federal holiday. president biden just signing into law with bipartisan support commemorating the end of slavery. it is the first new federal holiday since martin luther king jr. day was created in 1983 and it will be marked on june 19th of each year. welcome, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we're going to talk to alveda king. >> juneteenth is a public holiday. it's known in some states as emancipation day or jubilee day. now it's a federal holiday to celebrate after the house overwhelmingly passed this bill commemorating the anniversary yesterday. you saw president biden signing it in to law. the back story here is a bipartisan group of senators had been pushing for some time to c

davis. thank you you also to oversight committee chair carolyn maloney. we salute senators ed markey and john cornyn leading in the senate and congratulate them on yesterday's passage of s4 without objection75 and let me salute the activists and leaders who carried this fight to the state including the late dr. ronald monitors -- myers led the campaign to make juneteenth a national day of service. over the past century and a half, juneteenth has evolved into a day not only a celebration but of reflection. this day reminds us of the history much stained by brutality and injustice and it reminds us of our responsibility for the future of progress, honoring the idea of equality that is america's heritage and america's hope. i feel very honored to be here with the black caucus to speak on behalf of this legislation. i thank them for making this day possible. i also had the honor of traveling with him to ghana almost two years ago as we observe the 400th anniversary of the first slaves coming to america. john lewis was with us on that trip to go to the door of no return which is no

. >> martha: so joining me now, victor davis hansen from the hoover institution and national review institute fellow. his latest op-ed." victor, good to have you here. thanks for being here. so you heard what the president said there is that true in your mind? in reality. >> no, i don't think it is. the data has been weaponized idealogically. here's what i mean by that. if you are james hodgkinson and you have a list of republicans that you want to take out in a terrorist act and you go to a baseball game and you shoot them and you die in the process, the fbi will label that death but suicide and not a terrorist attack. if you killed 14 people in fort hood and you have islamic radical literature, the fbi and the pentagon will call that workplace violence. if we know from 60 to 70% on video and arrest records, video records in san francisco and new york, the latest spade of anti-asian violence, hate crimes is committed by african american young males or anti-jewish violence. that is a terrorist act if it has a political resonance to it in new york and washington. we know in almost every case, they're middle eastern or

while i sign senator tina smith, senator ed markey, senator raphael warnock, senator john cornyn with jim clyburn, representative barbara lee, representative danny davisnd sheila jackson lee and miss opal. you should have my chair all right. >> thank you i've got three more. >> did anybody else -- oh, i'm sorry, man thank you, man. >> thank you >> all right >> president joe biden signing into law the 12th federal holiday of juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in texas and in america, what he called a really, really, really important moment in history and he also said it is one of the greatest honors he will have as president. but he wishes his grandchildren were there the last time we had a federal holiday established in this country, martin luther king jr. day, that was back in 1983 so what's going to happen now is that federal employees will get the friday off because juneteenth this year falls on a saturday i think next year it's on a sunday and companies, a number of them, have already been giving their employees off. i know nike, adidas, google, twitter, have already given their employees off. we'll push some of these ceos and find out ohio co