with the emmett till players. till mobley implemented culturally relevant pedagogical practices that connected academic lessons to the personal lives experiences and aspirations of the players. as till mobley told jet magazine in 1984, my is to instill a sense of black history in the children and open up emmett till centers across the country. there offer a music drama. any of arts. i have big visions in helping young african-americans strengthen their public speaking. the emmett till players emphasize as they implement it, the rhetorical canons of memory and delivery often transported in a conversion van that was driven by tim mobley's husband, gene mobley. the emmett till players traveled across state lines to deliver dr. king's speeches at churches and other community. players were a response able for memorizing and delivering between six and 20 snippets of dr. king's orations. at any given scheduled performance. many of these performances are on youtube, so please check them out. the work of the players, perha

emmett refused to go.ly pushed away and was trying to find an answer and try to surprise him by cleaning out his car and found a weird envelope. weird envelope? what-- just an envelope that was some sort of pill. i researched online, and one of the side effects was problems with intimacy and sexuality. i thought maybe if he was doing that that could explain why he didn't necessarily want me. did you take it personally too, though? you want to be everything that they want. it was hard not to take personal. keith morrison: especially when emmett, who'd been working out more and more, announced he was going to a fitness competition in ohio on their wedding anniversary. what did that feel like? lonely. he called and said, "happy anniversary, i'll call you later," but didn't call back. and the night before he came home, my oldest son, who was-- he'd just turned four-- was screaming one night for probably two hours. "my dad's going to die. my dad's going to die. he's going to die." and i just held him, tried cal

i just come from the perspective ust we always have an emmett till just to have change right. when he says so much. i think we're desensitized at this. i think it would have to be so graphic. we just look at it as a numbers. they're like, well, you know, we had, you know, however many deaths in baltimodon't even looe children students future kids who could have been a doctor kids who could have been a teacher. we don't even look at them like that. we look at them a statistic. now, i'm not saying this is a more global, but you're right about the desensitization. i don't know if that's a word since. well, you made it up. hey, how you doing? just wanted to ask a question and then maybe follow up. you can comment on it. so when i was a young right, looked up constitution, ality says in a book, and i saw that in that book it had an answer. could a constitution itself to be unconstitutional, not the amendment? could the constitution itself be unconstitutional? and i'm asking you that question you know because you're a lawyer and i know you know these things so what books landed in w

my dad's a part of the emmett till generation because his death made him to get involved because they didn't want to see more black boys who were their age, brutally lynched. you know, his face looked like a pancake. all right, so there is that great value in what you're saying. i just come from the perspective that why must we always have an emmett till just to have change right. but i also think we're desensitized when he says so much. i think we're desensitized at this. i think it would have to be so graphic. we just look at it as a numbers. they're like, well, you know, we had, you know, however many deaths in baltimore week we don't even look at that is like children students future kids who could have been a doctor kids who could have been a teacher. we don't even look at them like that. we look at them a statistic. now, i'm not saying this is a more global weed than the people in this room, but you're right about the desensitization. i don't know if that's a word since. well, you made it up. hey, how you doing? just wanted to ask a question and then maybe follow up. you can com

take the post for emmett. if this matter is achieved, even if it is revealed to me once, this new year will be a year of peace and prosperity. on the 29th of march, seyyed ahmad khomeini recites the imam's message on the occasion of the beginning of the new year. imam the new year has been named the year of mercy and brotherhood, the rule of law and fighting against aggressors. from the general public and especially the statesmen. i want them to learn from the bitter experience that came from the difference after the first victory of unity, which reached its peak in recent months and made the times dark for everyone , and be willing to use the experience of brotherhood and unity for a while. with love and mercy , they should make it their profession to cooperate and think together, even if it is difficult , and to help each other to build the country, and to treat each other with abu and aghmaz , the year 1360 will bring peace and unity with the hope of the people. thank god, the convulsive state that was goin

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went into an overdrive saying that the packing of the emails had been akins, we receive from russia. emmett julian, assigned was somehow a russian agent. let's recall the media hysteria back in 2016. the mc was hacked. they believed by the russians. communications were likely sees by a group of tied to the russian government at cyber security experts are blaming the hack attack on the intelligence agencies of russian president vladimir potent russian state. actors broke into the dnc, stall these emails. now, no evidence was ever provided to prove that somehow russia was involved in the events, or the julian assad was working for russia when he published. i'm but these claims were repeated all across us media to see what became known as the russian gate narrative that hung over the trunk presidency, much of which was completely and thoroughly debunk by habit instead continued to serve as throughout the trump administration. now, after a 14 year long grueling legal battle, julius, on, she was forced to plead guilty to one count of violating the espionage act. he is now selling in the united s

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obviously, from alongside with the end sufficient to match the emmett's needs, the cost of population. i'm in terms of the i'm getting is when it minutes up ration. the attacks have been completely continuing on roughly district where they have been bouncing the west from portion of the city, restoring and up for a presidential house is killing within the past 24 hours. at least 30 full palestinians on within just a couple of minutes ago. the military wink of how much will cosign brigades has announced in a vis you that the east valley raised on the roof. i have killed 2 is rarely captives. without revealing more details about this incidents, tara kept many science. the target boosted him live for us. the in darrow, by the way, i mean we spoke to talk to wholesome, who was the fia, who's the head of come out and one hospital. he describes the strain facing health, coworkers in northern gauze and on the highly well as a matter of fact, the cutting condition is really the it is dangerous beyond any base or some sort of uh, we would be uh, ran out of medical supplies. and after the withd

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emmett wrong about that? so you're absolutely right.nd just exudes how much we owe that generation. reagan was coming off a disastrous and was there in the lecture like biden he talked very softly. it was with a big stick. he had to increase the defense budget he restored deterrence. biden is coming off a successful administration a and the sending and talks loud of her he screams but does not have any sustenance to back it up he talks loud and carries a twig. he kind of yells or emphasis does not fit the somber occasion. reagan is as close to d-day as it reagan is to biden. this generation, the baby boomers he has a baby boomer as am i. you look at perspective we did not carry the burden. i am being candid in comparison to the people at omaha beach. >> look was sent to the military. recruitment is a weight down because people do not want to be treated this way in the united states military. what he did with the troops on the vaccine for a look at what he does on the budget for china is on the rise. the access is on the rise. russia, ir

read the gun form and not misunderstand it, it -- i think a yale educated harvard -- heather from emmettught we were supposed to swim away from the shark know we have to punch the shark, which one isn't?" you punch firstly is a way. i'm telling you an expert told me that's the way to get out alive. start from oceanside california, "if biden refuses to leave the white house its because you can't find his way out." maybe he doesn't know if he loses. k. from tester, virginia, "biden will be in the beach peat-mac it's joe who will lead the white house." all, joe. doctor biden, accused me. always remember, i am watters, and this is my wo world. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight here are those -- six words in the english language that every -- every democrat loves to recite, "no one is above the law."

. >> bret: a letter today from the "wall street journal" in chief, emmett tucker. it will be held in secret, no evidence has been unveiled, and we already know the conclusion. this bogus accusation of espionage will lead to a bogus conviction. the kremlin says we know this topic is high-profile in the united states, but it is not so high-profile inside our country. the investigation is underway. the trial is underway. we must wait for the verdict to be delivered. do you find hope in anything that has transpired in behind-the-scenes communications in recent weeks? seems like it's been a long time? >> it has been a long time. we have seen activity. we know that there are conversations. we would just like to see more progress. if anything, his new circumstance, which puts him on a path to a long time in russian prison, should heighten the sense of urgency. >> bret: you say it's not a trial. it's a hearing by a judge. is there a defense for it? >> we don't know. it's all done in secret. it's hard to see. he doesn't get all the defense that anybody in this country would

he now heads the emmett environmental law and policy clinic at harvard law school.'s the much for being with us. andrew: thank you. geoff: the chevron case is of scare but has a huge impact. it is shorthand for a long-standing tradition that says there is an ambiguous statute that courts defer to -- the thinking has been the agencies have the expertise. today the supreme court said that is no longer the case. how big of a deal is this? andrew: in the short term it is a very big deal. we will see an enormous number of challenges to governmental regulations in an environment, food safety, health care, health care administration. there will be many challenges. the lower courts and the justice department that offends those regulations will be very busy. geoff: do we know how or if this ruling today will affect cases that were already settled? andrew: it is an excellent question. with chief justice in the majority opinion says those decisions should not be up for review merely because they are dependent on chevron deference. justice kagan in her dissent -- i tend to agre

ask you about your appeal to the department of justice i understand that one avenue is under the emmettill unsolved civil rights crime act of 2007 attorney general merrick garland is aware of the tulsa race massacre. he was in tulsa and discussed it. we know that pending state litigation has not prevented him or his department from opening investigations. in other cases. so what is your expectation that now he would be any more willing to pursue this than he has been since he took the job in 2021 well, as you mentioned we are dying to our last two living survivors at the tulsa race massacre. >> i've represented survivors of the tulsa race massacre for over 20 years i've personally met well-over 60 survivors of the tulsa race massacre and we've been in negotiations with the department of justice to open an investigation for over a year. now and with the possibility of a changing administration time is running short we think that there's plenty of evidence that the city of tulsa was engaged in the race massacre. we think it's time that we find out who were the citizens that the deputize,

we would not better off when a young boy named emmett till could be brutally murdered without consequencetter off when black women could be sexually assaulted without consequence because of jim crow. we would not better off when people could be systematically lynched without consequence. how dare you make such an ignorant observation? you better check yourself before you wreck yourself. >> you better check yourself before you wreck yourself. think they call that a mic drop moment. joining me at the table to talk about it all, democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett of texas. who's been dropping few mics of her own. >> listen, there's a clear reason why i prefer my leadership over the leadership that you see on the other side of the aisle. and there's also a clear reason that republicans nowadays don't want us the understand history and know history or study history. >> yeah. >> and when you -- say ignorant things like what byron donalds does, it -- reminds me of uncle ruckus for those that are familiar with boondocks. that's what it looks like. it looks like it was uncle ruckus story ti

he came close to joining hall of famers emmett smith andtarial davis as the only players to win the rushinge year. >>> a live look right now at oakland coliseum. so let's talk about this. we know this will be the a's' last year here. and next year, they're going to head to sacramento. sort of lake a stopover. then eventually they will get cushy in their stadium in las vegas. but there's a headline this morning, max, that we want to sound off about. and we hope you will as well. go to social media and use that #kpix. where we can see your thoughts on this. all right, you ready for it? so stakeholders concerned because the a's want approval to play up to seven home games a season away from that big expensive brand new stadium. you heard that right. big dollar stadium. sitting empty for home games. so what's the why here? board members say away games will expand the brand and bring more tourism to las vegas but there's a concern that this plan could eat into team's ability to pay back money that it owes. keep in mind nevada lawmakers with quite a bit of opposition by the way in nevada opened u

unanimously wrong said it hamilton in washington you have they tell you in this case it is original as emmett it was submitted to t this is why we have special rules for directd one word slav. here is the problem. a few contacts cloth at its a low rate but uniform you contactslo rate. you can tax heads of lettuce. you can tax heads of tobacco. i few could do that without yous of slaves. you could tax slavery out of existee in the south will not go for that. there is special rules when you're taxing heads because they're worried about taxing the heads of slaves. an he picked connecticut and mississippi. back then msisspi we count slav? thut the three fifths because that's gotta be apportioned by that. so in a nutshell it was all about slavery. if you do not believe me read c. that ishat patterson who is there in philadelphia said. it's all about slavery. and if you don't believe me i will quote you john robts said hamilton only two things that are direct taxes, ahead taxes having to do a slavery. and land taxes will talk$x awhad nothing else. ■nwe okay. taxes on anything else and he said in a

. >> heather from emmett, idaho.hv i'm withard trump. electrocution over shark encounter.se i'm going to try my hands with a shark. they said right hook to the othr gills. >> you swim the other way. a.j. way billings, montana. i thought we were supposed to swim away from the shark. noim awaw we have to punch the . which one is it now? you punch first, then you swim y away. i'm telling you, an expert told me that's the wa.y to get out alive. >> scott from oceanside, california if biden refuses to leave the white house, it will be because he can't find his warefusey. maybe >> maybe he doesn't know he loses. k. fainiaom chester, virgini biden will be at the beach. it's jill who won't leav will bh the white house. >> oh, jill. drte house. biden. excuse me. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. hannity is up next. >> and always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. and i woke up to. >> hannity and tonight, here- are six words in the english language that every democrat they love, lov englie to recites quote, no one is above the law. no"n

when a young boy named emmett till would be murdered, when black women could be sexually assaulted withoutbetter off when people could be systematically lynched without consequence. how dare you make such an ig nonobservation. you before check yourself before you wreck yourself. >> you better check yourself before you wreck yourself. i think they call that a mic drop moments. joining me to talk about it all. jasmine crockett, congresswoman of texas. >> there's clear reason that republicans don't want us to know history or study history. when you say ignorant things like what byron donald does, it reminds me of uncle ruckus, those family with boondocks. that's what it looks like, it looks like uncle ruckus storytime, where he believes if he just says the right things that donald trump will pick him. the republican party will consistently reject black folk, especially at the very stop. it's one of the reasons even though he is right about something, black people traditionally are a lot more conservative than, say, where the party is. the one thing we can't change as black foe is the fact we

said many times, even if we had problems with a story or two, what an extraordinary job we think emmettker is doing over at "the wall street journal." really breathed life into the publication over the past six months or so and has highlighted this issue time and again, richard haass. the family has to be heartened by how "the wall street journal" has stood with it shoulder to shoulder. i am curious, though, how do we feel with a superpower, or at least a country that considers itself still to be a superpower, when they keep kidnapping our journalists, our athletes, and just american citizens that are kidnapped by vladimir putin and then exchanged later for international fugitives, international thugs? like, weapons dealers, merchants of death. >> joe, i wish i could give you a good answer. i was involved in trying to get american hostages out of lebanon years ago when i worked at the white house. it's just one of the most frustrating things. the more you talk about it, the more you try. in some ways, it is a real dilemma. it signals, wow, this is valuable. what else can we get from you

we would not -- we were not better off when■8 young boy named emmett till could be brutally murderedithout consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when black women could be sexually assaulted without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when people could be systematically lynched without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when children could be denied a high quality education without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when people could be denied the right to vote without consequence because of jim crow. how dare you make such an an ignorant observation. you better check yourself before you wreck■Ñ

we would not -- we were not a yy named emmett till could be brutally murdered without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when black women could be sexually assaulted without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when people could be systematically lynched without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when children could be denied ation t consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when people could be denied the right to vote without consequence because of jim crow. how dare you make such an an ignorant observation. you better check yourself before you wreck you >> representative byron donalds responded directly to those comments from the minority leader saying representative jeffries, you need to check your sources and stop lying to the american people because you and joe biden are losing black men. he went on to claim that he did not say what was alleged before having this to say in a video message. >> they are gas lighting, why would you be surprised? this is the same joe biden who said if you do not vote for him, you

we would not -- we were not better off when a young boy named emmett till could be brutally murdered without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when black women could be sexually assaulted without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when people could be systematically lynched without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when children could be denied a high quality education without consequence because of jim crow. we were not better off when people could be denied the right to vote without consequence because of jim crow. how dare you make such an an ignorant observation. you better check before you wreck yourself. i yield back. the speaker pro for what purpose does the gentlewoman from nevada seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> today i rise in support of the radiation extoe sure compensation program, which is set to stop accepting new claims on june 10. ms. titus: reicha is an essent