and how do democrats think it can improve was bringing our panelist, ed martin, chairman of phil shape legal forum and ladon jones, former georgia state representative. thanks for joining me. good gracious, yesterday. speak to our deal. i've got to give him credit. he did it. he answered questions from the press for 2 hours. bravo. i would like to see that every week, summer probably can think has a great idea. some democrats are going, could we have ended it after the 1st hour. but i want to start with you with this one, ed, cuz i've got to ask you the expect to republican fund is obviously criticize a present speech. actually switch it. i'm going to get it done. that was a given. but it was democrats like van jones, who said by the answers were foggy at times like reagan at the end of his presidency press present obama, former adviser, david axelrod, actually criticized by a bite and saying he missed the mark and focused on himself too much shocking politicians talking about them. so don, i want to give the president credit, like i said, but you feel that he did more damage to his ag

to discuss, let us bring back ed martin, present a fil a shape, please eagles, and the publisher of eagle action report dot com. great to meet with you. scottie ok, who is introducing elements like this attribute to satanic deities? who's doing this into our children's education? well look at the facts of the matter are, it's not one sort of fringe group. at this point, what we've seen is the general slide of our education system from higher ed down through all of our, you know, k through 12. it's not one group, right? i mean, look, c r t, which has gotten so much attention in the last year or so, which is about critical race theory about this idea of teaching about race. that's only the sort of tip of the iceberg as you point out. we have se tana groups that are on our campuses, k through 12 in the, in the curricula as you point out were putting aside the biblical teaching. remember, scotty in our and your listeners, are your viewers need to remember america's founding was and is as a judeo christian country, a nation brought together, it didn't mean you had to be christian or jewish. it

ed martin, chairman of phil shape legal forum and ladon jones, former georgia state representative. thanks for joining me. good gracious. yesterday speaks to our did. i've got to give him credit. he did it. he answered questions from the press for 2 hours. bravo. i would like to see that every week, summer probably can think has a great idea. some democrats are going, could we have ended it after the 1st hour. but i want to start with you with this one, ed, cuz i've got to ask you the expect to republican point is obviously criticize the presidency checks. i'm gonna switch it, i'm going to get it done. that was a given. but it was democrats like van jones, who said biden's answers were foggy at times like reagan at the end of his presidency press. president obama's former advisor, david axelrod, actually criticized by a bite and saying he missed the mark and focused on himself too much shocking politicians talking about them. so what don, i want to give the president credit, like i said, but you feel that he did more damage to his agenda considering what happened just a few hours la

martin luther king jr. day next week, or rules in washington could change. here's cbs' edter: speaking from the cradle of the civil rights movement, president biden today said the need to pass new voting rights legislation is urgent. >> i've been having these quiet conversations with members of congress for the last two months. i'm tired of being quiet! >> reporter: and he endorsed undoing u.s. senate's filibuster rule, requiring at least 60 votes to even debate certain legislation. >> to protect our democracy, i support changing the senate rules, whichever way they need to be changed, to prevent a minority of senators from blocking action on voting rghts. >> reporter: in the past year, 19 mostly republican-controlled states, have passed legislation that places restrictions on voting. democrats want to mandate early voting and voting by mail in all 50 states, and even makec d n h. and a bill named for the late georgia congressman john lewis would restore elements of the voting rights act. republicans nationwide are fiercely opposed. >> make no mistake, georgia is ground ze

martin luther king jr. day next week, or rules in washington could change. here's cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: speaking from the cradle of the civil rights movement, president biden today said the need to pass new voting rights legislation is urgent. >> i've been having these quiet conversations with members of congress for the last two months. i'm tired of being quiet! >> reporter: and he endorsed undoing u.s. senate's filibuster rule, requiring at least 60 votes to even debate certain legislation. >> to protect our democracy, i support changing the senate rules, whichever way they need to be changed, to prevent a minority of senators from blocking action on voting rights. >> reporter: in the past year, 19 mostly republican-controlled states, have passed legislation that places restrictions on voting. democrats want to mandate early voting and voting by mail in all 50 states, and even make election day a national holiday. and a bill named for the late georgia congressman john lewis would restore elements of the voting rights act. republicans nationwide are fiercely oppos

martin fischer, from zf group. for matt miller, i'm jon erlichman. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> ed ludlow with the first word news.athy hochul has some encouraging news about the covert outbreak in the state. speaking today, she said the omicron covid surge in new york appears to be cresting over the peak as the rate of increases slows. she says covid rates are plateauing. the biden administration is coming under fire today for its pandemic response as the omicron variant continues to spread. speaking at a senate hearing, richard burr says conflict and guidance on issues such as boosters and testing have left the public confused about how to protect themselves. he says he is not questioning the science but the administration's communication strategy. the u.s. senate is set to vote to impose tough new sanctions on the nord stream 2 pipeline. there is broad congressional opposition for the pipeline that stretches from russia to germany.

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martin luther king jr. holiday. biden and democrats have been pushing two pieces of legislation to counter a wave of new republican laws that make it harder to vote, but the bills have stall edthe senate. so chuck schumer has set the mlk holiday as the deadline. several lawmakers have reflected on the fact that the mob on january 6th was driven by the anger over the massive voter turnout in minority communities and as part of the anniversary, two members of congress, both women of color, talked about the moment they were asked to take off their congressional pins could not identify them. >> you can take your pin off but you can't take the color of your skin off. and it was a mob. it was a group of terrorists that were fueled by white supremacy and so we knew that what was unsettling to them was the browning of america was the fact that so many people turned out to vote in places like georgia. >> as a woman of color, as a black woman, i had to think twice about do i take it off or keep it on? if i take it off, will people recognize it, and if i keep it on, will i be attacked so what i ended up doing was hold it inmy hand so i could show it if i needed to. >> if i could ask yo

warner, bob casey, martin heinrich, jeanne shaheen, shared brown, brian schatz, maria cantwell, macy hirono, john tester, tom carper, maggie hassan, tammy duckworth, tim kaine, jack reed, edkey, debbie stab stabenow, shelden white house, bob menendez. all said don't change the legislative filibuster. in fact, they asked me, along with everyone else, to join them in opposing the efforts to make changes to the filibuster. it didn't just stop there. there were lots of other conversations that happened during that time period. there were lots of interviews and dialogue about it. let me just read some of the comments that were made during that time period. george stephanopoulos on abc's program asked dick durbin, the number two leader for democrats, asked dick durin what do you think about doing away with the filibuster? dick durbin replied this in 201u that would be the end of the senate as it was originally devised and created going back to our founding fathers. we have to acknowledge our respect for the minority, and that's what the senate tries to do in its composition and in its procedure. that's dick durbin in 2018. john tester was asked in 2019 about the legislative fil