host: christina greer? christina: i have heard of both of them and they serve a particular segment of the black community. i think what they are trying to build with the grio is that it is important for us to have inclusive conversations. many of the conversations we have on the grio, if you know, you know. it is just as important for black students to see me in front of the classroom and white students to see me in front of the classroom. i do not think it is valuable if only black people no black history. so many nonblack people need to understand the contributions of black people. that is including a conversation about the contributions of blacks not only in the united states and the caribbean. i read a book that talks about the need for us to build coalitions across the diaspora and start more substantive consultations -- more substantive conversations. the inclusive element of the grio, if people tune into our podcast on the network, it is so that they can learn something and reflect on the way in whic

>> absolutely not. >> greer disagreed. feet. >> figuring out in the first place is hard, tying them almost impossible. >> he believed whoever tied the knot had to be an expert, possibly a sailor. and adam shacknai worked on the mississippi river as a tugboat captain. >> when he ties things off he uses a figure eight, and then closes it with a single hitch or two, guess would not's are tied on both her legs and her hands? figure eights, tied off with a single hitch or two. >> sheriffs investigators had questioned adam extensively after rebecca's death. you didn't hold anything back from investigators? >> nothing. >> you help them to the extent that you could? >> yeah, exhaustively. >> you thought you had nothing to hide? >> i knew i had nothing to hide. >> and when investigators determined there was no evidence placing adam at the scene, they cleared you? >> they did. >> did you think this was over at that point? >> yes, i did. >> it wasn't over. rebecca's sister was determined to hold someone accountable. i'm guessing that

other police videos may, and greer's family wants to see them. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. new axe body wash. made with 100% natural origin scents, so you smell one hundred. ♪♪ smell as fresh as nature gets. ♪♪ frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? align women's probiotic smell as fresh as nature gets. naturally helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. plus, it supports vaginal health. it's recommended by gastroenterologists two-times more than any other probiotic brand. try align. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm jericka duncan in new york. as the monkeypox virus continues to spread there are growing calls for the biden administration to declare the outbreak a public health emergency. according to the centers for disease control, there are now more than 5,100 cases in 47 states. just last week the world health organization declared a global health emergency as cases worldwide surged to more than 22,000. cbs' michael george has the latest on the efforts to fight the disease. >> reporter: the

her mother mary greer, and her father marvin greer. now, attorney kremlin we go to you first. thank you as always for joining us. and mrs. greer, first our condolences and prayers for your loss and for our audience, hey i need to briefly summarize accounts of what happens on july 15th when the hancock county georgia sheriff's department responded to your request for assistance with your daughter breonna. who you said was suffering from a mental health episode. she was arrested by sheriff's deputies and put into a cruiser. the police body cameras, camera footage released last week showing a tense arrest. then barely a minute after leaving the scene, breonna fell out of the moving vehicle, falling into a coma and dying six days later. you say you initially told that she had kicked the door open and jumped out by the sheriff's department. which has since requested a state investigation that has determined, breonna was indeed handcuffed. but the passenger side rear tour was ultimately not secured. is that right? am i saying anything incorrectly, mr. and mrs. greer? >> no, you are

host: cristina greer?uest: my podcast is called "the blackest questions" and it is a game show to talk about black history and culture. host: cristina greer also teaches at florida university. we appreciate you being with us on "the washington journal." >> thank you very much. guest: thank you for having us. host: the senate will be in session working on their inflation reduction act bill. that is going to dominate a lot of the c-span2 coverage because the senate, we are committed to covering gavel-to-gavel on c-span2. that means american history tv and book tv are going to be preempted from time to time. keep an eye on it if you are a fan. you will be getting some of that when the senate is not in session. also, tomorrow larry elder will be our in-depth guest on book tv on c-span instead of c-span2. that is from noon until 2:00 p.m. live with your calls. author larry elder and today at 4:45, it is the continuation of the conservative political action conference in dallas. president trump will be speaking.

host: cristina greer?st: my podcast is called "the blackest questions" and it is a game show to talk about black history and culture. host: cristina greer also teaches at florida university. we appreciate you being with us on "the washington journal." >> thank you very much. guest: thank you for having us. host: the senate will be in session working on their inflation reduction act bill. that is going to dominate a lot of the c-span2 coverage because the senate, we are committed to covering gavel-to-gavel on c-span2. that means american history tv and book tv are going to be preempted from time to time. keep an eye on it if you are a fan. you will be getting some of that when the senate is not in session. also, tomorrow larry elder will be our in-depth guest on book tv on c-span instead of c-span2. that is from noon until 2:00 p.m. live with your calls. author larry elder and today at 4:45, it is the continuation of the conservative political action conference in dallas. president trump will be speaking. h

greer's family and attorney allege the deputies didn't secure greer in a seat belt when she was handcuffedng she somehow fell out of car, landed on her head, and crack her skull and then went into a coma for six days before dying because of her injuries. >> we want answers. we want to know the truth. how did she get out the car for her to be not here no more. >> reporter: cnn reached out to the sheriff's department for comment but they have not yet responded. nadia romero, cnn atlanta. >>> federal officials are investigating an incident involving a man who exited a plane in midair in north carolina, who died. the twin engine plane made an emergency landing in the grass on friday. only the pilot was on board at that point. the plane was carrying two people when it took off, the body of 23-year-old charles crooks believed to be the co-pilot was recovered. it's not clear if he jumped or fell from the plane. >>> video appears to show the remnants of a 23 ton chinese rocket burning up in the atmosphere as it hurdles uncontrollably back to earth. according to u.s. space command, the rocket boost

. >>> in georgia, police body cam video shows briana greer falling out of this patrol car. tonight her family demanding answers. >> we want to know what happened. >>> later, we remember two towering trail blazers. nichelle nichols, who helped br women, including with this kiss, and bill russell, 11-time nba champion, celtics legend and civil rights activist. >> i wasn't making a contribution, i was just doing the best i could. >>> this is the cbs weekend news from new york. with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. tonight tens of millions of americans are dealing with extreme weather. in kentucky more rain is soaking the state already struggling to recover from catastrophic flooding. the death toll now at 28. and the scope of the destruction still unfolding. >>> in the pacific northwest, a heat dome that's sizzled for days is forecast to spread east this week, while california tonight battles that state's biggest fire so far this year. the inferno seen here from space. cbs' joy benedict is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: it is a

greer indicated. they care about entrepreneurship, but think about the millions of jobs that will be created just through our efforts to protect our environment. but, look, my opponent marco rubio voted against the inflation reduction bill. couldn't give a win to democrats or this administration. but let me say this, marco rubio sent out an email saying his campaign was a disaster. i don't agree with him on much, but i agree with him on that. >> he needed money. he's a bit desperate for money. he did beg for it. pam greer, i have to ask you this. how do we motivate -- young people i think are fired up because particularly the roe v. wade issue. the issue of abortion has gotten people to focus. what else would you say to people who say i don't know if my vote counts? >> they have a future. it's not the end of the world. tomorrow is going to come. it always has come. there's one thing that we can count on is nothing lasts forever, but we all move on. our life moves on and those people think of the futur

>> david, and christina greer, thank you both. coming up, the multiple investigations into donald trump and the multiple raids on his associates and how they could relate to the fbi searching mar-a-lago today. next. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threaten

>> david, and christina greer, thank you both.g up, the multiple investigations into donald trump and the multiple raids on his associates and how they could relate to the fbi searching mar-a-lago today. next. today next and everyone on social media is trying me. i'm trending so hard that “hashtag common sense” can't keep up. this is going to get tens and tens of views. ♪ but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for this... yourself. get allstate and be better protected from mayhem for a whole lot less. who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden w

a lot of questions as to why greer was handcuffed or arrested in the first place.ers to come, bill. >> bill: charles, thank you. that mystery continues in georgia. thank you. >> julie: a former top prosecutor in illinois who resigned friday night blaming cook county state attorney kim foxx, remember her? for his abrupt departure. he told staff in an email i have zero confidence in their leadership. i cannot continue to work for an administration i no longer respect. let's bring in leo terrell, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. great to see you, leo. let's get more from james murphy's resignation letter. it was long and good. how many mass shootings do there have to be before something is done? the this administration is more concern with political narratives and agends than prosecuting violent crime. that's why i can't stay any longer. kim foxx is no stranger to politically motivated rulings and this guy had had enough. when is kim foxx going to send in her resignation letter? >> never because she is backed by guys like george soros. you think of the

. >> -- and christina greer bring us r bring us and a certified hearing care professional evaluated mye right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ i occasionally get bladder leaks. i tried always discreet underwear. it absorbs an entire glass of water. it fit like a glove. it just felt like real underwear. game changer! it's the protection we deserve. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows pe

notice back with the, with the with, if you are unable issue with you've always heard william mercer greer, is a part of full us, you know, but not that lawyer, but you know if it so, so the system is it if you could just send it over so we deal with no oh what is the view ability to do it? no matter what level much. there are some of them, are they doing what they're back on the board, both shirts. i'm working with the shows, just get a cost but but don't do a lot. but it brought out a spot ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence, and the point obviously is to great truck rather than fit with take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. we'll summoning with a robot most protective phone existence with with a a, with what is wrong with you when you, when you look all at each elementary school to college and i to with them for a suitable mergers. deborah joe, t

associate professor of political science at fordham university, christina greer. "politico," sam stein, also doing yeoman's duty on "way too early," bringing us the news in the middle of the night. thank you. >> of course. >>> whether donald trump and his allies tried to influence georgia's 2020 election results. we'll have a live report on where the special grand jury probe stands this morning. >>> plus, the former president's social media company said to be facing financial problems. we'll tell you just how much money truth social is reportedly refusing to pay. >>> and there are escalating concerns today over the potential for a nuclear disaster in ukraine. we'll get a live report from that country when "morning joe" comes right back. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-cle

greer. >> sorry. yeah, alicia, free and fair elections are the corner stone, the foundation of american democracy. and so what donald trump is really excavated by refusing to attend the inauguration, by refusing to acknowledge joe biden as the rightful 46th president of the united states, is he is now sewed the seeds in his own party of people who refuse to acknowledge and respect election results. and so, we're going to see more of this, not just with republicans t refusing to recognize democratic wins but republican primary competitions where they're going to refuse to acknowledge legitimate elections. when you undermine elections, which republicans have been doing for years now, the damage is not just done to american democracy and parties, i teach young people. we need to make sure that young people understand that their vote should count and will count. you can't ever have candidates like what we just heard saying that, you know, the entire party is corrupt and the entire process is corrupt becau

and you guys did in undergrad subsidy, l m. adams, marsha greer. i usually la, sidney, all at civilian but a lot there. he, centreville, you're but a lot they did not come. got the bottle just rationally it out the list up of sky list for the raleigh e. 3 new saying, lee, i know he's been doing cool. and what's on my material? a bit. israel glen, you're both cash dash of one of which lead bush. because lloyd ah, the display of the feminine battalion day fully to korean hotel, the light to brittany, putting new mild to national trouble, demonstrative shania, and with the 3 north garnish locals. kinley school only shows a mixture of people with with you. but with did a great year is story. yeah. marcia watches story or is divided. edna saying, yeah, climate of what e at the proposal is, was my vision with somebody to let are it in your notes? is that the bannock, when you buy anything yet you lease even more freely, but are behind the skim over zone with the quote from the startling borders bomb or something about that i see a store breaker. i need p

and christina greer, an associate professor of political science at fordham university, she's also author of black ethnics, and editor -- of jennifer, i'll start with you, the gop hypocrisy. it's no longer surprising, i would say, but it is getting dangerous, no? >> it absolutely is. you alluded to the national archives. of course, the fbi had an attempted assault on their facility in cincinnati. and now you hear republicans talking like mobsters. you indict this guy, there will be violence. and that is just thug top. that's how they're behaving. i have to say, that old though the republican party, the elected officials are really the genesis for this, really hateful and dangerous conversation, it's the voters who put them there. and when these same republicans win their primaries, overwhelmingly and win their districts overwhelmingly. ultimately this goes down to the voters and their responsibility. just to be clear about this, it's not only in general that our national security is involved, once they take a look at this information. if it does include human intelligence, which is what w

. >> kurt and christina greer bring us your projects done right .ngs and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. 9 out of 10 couples prefer a different mattress firmness. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automatically adjusts and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness to keep you both comfortable. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1299. lowest price ever! blendjet's back to school sale is on now! grab these a+ deals on blendjet 2. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothie any time, anywhere. blendjet cleans itself. just add a drop of soap, water, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now on blendjet.com and kick off the new year right! >> i am an old-fashioned freedom fighter. we have to be brave enough t

it is outfitted with a shock absorber to avoid the heavy landing greer needed by previous landers on the moon and mars. the other spacecraft will test orbit control technology in the complex gravitational arena around the earth and moon. it will head to in orbit situated past the far side of the moon. >> we are really excited we finally got to the starting line. we will do our best as a team to make our mission a success. >> both probes weigh less than 13 kilograms. they say they are pushing the boundaries of the capabilities of small spacecraft in deep space. meanwhile, nasa and space x have pushed back their target date for the launch of the u.s. space agency's crew five mission to the international space station. the japanese astronaut now scheduled to depart october 3rd. they say the adjustment allows for extra separation from other spacecraft traffic going to and from the space station. two nasa astronauts will stay at the ssi s for about six months. it includes experiment that will assist with the exploration of the moon and mars in the future. it will be the fifth spaceflight.

, probably when i search in just a bare at them would, you know, was bills normally mine in wumer, greer. but we're going reduced. what you just, what blizzard ah, with you did was vulnerable when they didn't want you to do it. just thought about it when you kind of just looked at the case that i was nearly as good as you must lower. you didn't, you would need that, will you? me and those are what, but almost no, and yet you one yet. yeah. that way immune us store little shifting the disorder, free shipping is the stream. what smart net good. now what you resorted to those go yep. our digital. yep. we'll just, mike, but i think your mom couldn't see equity was stone. you what was your was that i would die you yet to the couldn't i see you last night? pretty amiable. shout out of you not. but when i was she also, she went to see asia and what secret to best buy gives worth. but somebody like he puts, if you spend whatever put your dollars most or on a child that live out the list that the distance and his village through that with you is judge the who. yeah. it will take, if you did, i mi

probably when i search in just a bear at them will always blows normally mine in wumer. greer. but we're going reduced. what you just, what blizzard ah with you was vulnerable when they didn't want you to do that. just thought that was i think i was looking to set me up may, but as good as you must lower, you didn't. you would need that. will you? me those away, but almost no, and yet you one yet yet that way me on us store. little shifting the disorder. if we ship these the stream with smoke, let me know what you distorted to those go. yep, i'll give you. yeah, we'll just, mike, but i think him, when you see equity was stone you what was your was that i i'm with the idea that yet to the coolant. i see you last night but amiable shout out of you not. but when i was she was, she went to see asia and what secret to die if by jesuit my son vladin, he puts, if you study, but you ever put your followers, mr. on a child that live out of us thought the distance and his village, the from that with you is judge the who you think if you did, i miss the brazilian. the western is of the wi

. >> musical greer of hip-hop. >> pam greer of hip-hop. >> little dicky. >> best star i ever played with best part of music was -- >> mm, the way it felt. mm! the way that -- felt. felt good to me. >> and now the best part of music is -- >> that it's actually accepted walks of riff. >> failure to you is? >> to not try. >> success is? >> effort. >> i know i'll be done when? >> when god calls me home. >> being a maverick means? >> doing it your way and your way only. >> snoop dogg, thank you for doing this. >> top dog. bang, bang. >> appreciate it. >> top dog, bang, bang, do it your way. that's just some of our new interview drops right now. go to moebz.com/mavericks or use the qr code on your screen like a menu and you can see the full 40-minute interview. got into a lot more including more time for politics. you can also find our other interviews with phoebe bridges, samantha bee and many more. go to msnbc.com/mavericks or search youtube. you can find it all. another legal update on the trump case in new york after this. on the trump case in new york after this ♪ here's something, ♪ ♪ he

cancer, probably when i search in just a blur at them, which allows bills normally mine im wumer. greer. but we're going reduced what you just with ballistic to, ah, with you was vulnerable when they didn't want you to do that. just thought that was when you kind of was looked at the kids that i was never labeled as good as you. most loa, you didn't, you would need that, will you mean those are what? but almost no, and yet you and yet, yet that way in the us store, little shifting the disorder, free shipping is the street. what smart net good. now what you distorted that i was go. yep. i digital. yeah, we'll just, mike, but i think you, mom, when you see equity was stone. you, what was your was that i i'm with died you yet to the content. i see you last night . pretty amiable. shout out of you not, but when i was she was, she went to see asia. and what secret to night by jesuit, i'm glad you're, he puts, if you, anybody ever put your dollars, no store on a child that you live out of us thought the distance village the from that with you is judge the who. yeah. it will take, if you did,

host: cristina greer also teaches at florida university. we appreciate "washington journ continues. host: martin di caro from the new york times, what you do for a living? guest: i talk and i ask a lot of questions. i originated a podcast in the last few years and i needed and opportunity to do it. the podcast is "history as it happens" out of the washington times. it comes out every tuesday and thursday. we are taking a look at current events through a historical lens. or when something happens in the news it may reevaluate a past event. the inspiration for this was we just need more historical thinking. i am not a historian myself but i interview historians and i was able to talk some of the best from the u.s. and the united kingdom. on things like the war in ukraine. what i mean by historical thinking, all of us have been exhausted by the day-to-day new cycle. more than that, i wanted to take a step back from the day-to-day headlines after being a b reporter and a day-to-day reporter for 20 years in radio. i wanted to take a step back from the day-to-day headlines and offer a lit

this is the only sailor whenever you eat that, amino comparable larry respect, come you eat. greer left the shield. it got to see a market there, but soon the it that, but the video lead one key. yeah. don't put anything to bring the input. it will go to the amount of gifted. no kidding guess. if been thinner, he normally is barrios. marquee 90 seamless. you that is my go to the t lake. i followed i had assumed that they couldn't, if they say within that loaded police, it could be ok level. does she all have the new local procedure that up that a suit? i will come here but illegal are record and save. it could be really helpful to put i know i get it, which affordable me look at my me a lady reference. ok. are you going to see about your scene speedo? why? yeah. get the, you know, who's in the console, we'll focus on while better they don't, we'll get to columbia, which i'm asking you study out now up is how do they gay in his time and then look on the moon, the michael a little i got going to sit at the eagle in magnolia collective, not in the center. okay. in a sample cap and composer

that has been running the country for almost 5 decade on he had to bid for the head, his greer christmas. probably the to make the decision would be, makes for years so that i'm going leave again leave. well, i, we hall and i believe that i'm going to be, will change one day and today is a, sorry kobe, of course, for i'm calling to not count that. i'm in youth that don't have a job like me. that's why we, we want to see developments in our counter. you know, that's why i'm min menu for here to make a vote. somebody happy to come to work because we need more change. we've got, we got these a boost government and i'm gone. i is not so good for the 2nd time jaw. lorenzo made the fight against corruption, a central part of his election campaign. when he took over 5 years, joe stevens started going after relatives of his predecessor late president edwardo, just shunt us. his supporters also praise them for allowing more freedom in the country that has been ruled with an iron fist for decades. i'll last nessie sink while nurse them in the last 5 years. many things have changed on the governmen

if bonus ever, whenever we eat that amino comparable, larry that come, you eat, greer left the shill. it'll got to see america. they say that it up live video league one day. yeah, hopefully things have been the input. it will go to your might get good. no kidding, getting been thinner. he normally is. mario martinez this unless you that is my daughter, the t link i followed i had assumed that they couldn't if the has it been that allowed officially it could be ok level. does she all have the new local procedure that up that a suit. i look community legal every corner soon. can you want to put, i know i get a more affordable a me look at my, me a legal it prints out. you're going to see america seems to be done by. yeah. get the, you know, who's in the console, we'll focus on way better. they don't, we'll get to columbia, which i'm as guilty study out. not up is out of their gay in his time. and then look on the michael a little i got going to sit at the eagle in magnolia clinic, the not in the ok in a sample. gotten confused. they made alley incomplete, and atlanta. if any aiden elij

then michael harriet and christina greer, who each have podcasts on the podcast network, talk about their podcast focusing on black history, and culture and politics. >> watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or c-span now, our mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> an update on the democrats' taxes, health care, and climate change bill, known as the "inflation reduction act." senator schumer said they will begin work later on it today with a vote. the weekend is expected for both on unlimited amendments. all votes, including final passage, only require a simple majority. meanwhile, majority leader hoyer has put leaders on notice that the house will be called back into session friday, august 12 to consider the bill if the senate completes its work. read the congressional budget office analysis of the democrats' plan at c-span.org and follow the senate live on c-span 2 or with c-span now, our free video app. >> remarks now from senate jordi chuck schumer during a briefing on capito

and where is that a greer's all of that? the information is there, that's not enough ad to change how i read. it says that it's, it's as a change. how i came across that information as a change. my idea that ah, history tolbert grill is of a lower standard than a history. tolbert historian. they're both historians so it wasn't just develop, delving into tons of research and i did as that video suppose her, but it was also changing how i read that research changing how i looked at all of that changing how and you know, i perceive information and so on and so that also was a major part of the, the research process. learning how to read differently. one of the ways that you ground yourself in the well to create a spy using maps drawing man. so you study to draw maps, i think is the maps in the book is actually your design work of everything. you then send off to a designer. i want to show a couple of these maps and help us understand how they then ground the well that you're writing about his math. yeah. well actually they are

and, you know, gathering of records and gathering of those words, some songs and words of the greer's all of that. the information is there. that's not enough ad to change how i read it. lisa it's, it's as a change. how i came across it in from his as a change. my idea that ah, history tolbert grill is of a lower standard than a history told their historian. they're both historians so it wasn't just devout delving into tons of research and i did out that video stores. huh. but it was also changing how i read that research changing how i looked at all of that changing how and you know, i perceive information and, and so on. and so that also was a major part of the, the research process. learning how to read differently. one of the ways that you round yourself in the well, it should create a spy using maps drawing matters to you, study to draw maps, i think is the maps in the book is actually your design work. everything you then send it off to a designer. i want to show a couple of these madison and help us understand how they then ground or to well that you're writing about his math.

joe: you can celebrate the life of daniel greer. with national security at risk. florida national guard major general sends the following, it is vital we consider the consequences of enforcing its mandate, potential loss of 1000 unvaccinated guardsmen out of 12,000 total airmen leaving us shorthanded as we enter hurricane season. 1000 soldiers and airmen are deployed on federal missions around the world, since march of 2020 the only loss in readiness has been result of quarantine requirements, travel restrictions and training cancellations. it is more beneficial than detrimental. joe: true words. the read that and think that is over the partisan? that's the point. i was very much the first half, i walked through a line like a cattle car, got shot in both arms. it was hard for me to say, you don't want to do that. the longer this has gone on, the fact that most americans -- there are things that concern me and when we report all week, detrimental numbers of military it is not leadership to stick to your guns on vista the point you ar

and saying that i'm gay, jason collins, kwame harris, used to be with the 49ers, mike sams, brittany greer -- rainier, -- a division i athlete that came out to say i'm gay. how close are we to wooding this madness behind us? about evaluating people based on these -- all of these secondary and consequential clods of things as opposed to the content of their character and the calendar up -- the caliber of the contents? how close are we accepting that in the nfl. >> william? do you want that one? >> what i will say about it is, when they the first athlete hurt we heard about coming out as gay asked me how would you feel about playing with the gay player? and i have one question, could he play? [laughter] clicks the caliber of his competence. >> that's right that's all. >> i cannot add to that to that. >> ok. well good. >> so, jim was a professional, the most macho of all american sports. and, it seems to me, it may not be a good correlation, but a lot of questions they asked about gay athletes were essentially the same questions they ask about us. black athletes. you know? >> will is in it a

let's bring in professor from fordham university christina greer, phillip bump, and staff writer at the doesn't mean there won't be violence. we have seen that donald trump got people coming to washington on january 6th. tweeted something else out in the middle of the night. so he started fanning the flames and created the violence on january 6th. mark, you wrote an entire book about people like lindsey graham. he was one of the main characters this there. thank you for your servitude. you talk about how these people will do anything to be on the right side of donald trump. i find it fascinating when you have people like ben shapiro, huge conservative voice, telling republicans, well, what we've been saying for years, what they should understand, you can't win with donald trump at the head of your party, at the head of your parade. it didn't work in 2017, in 2018, it didn't work in 2019. it didn't work in 2020. there's a reason ben shapiro writes that democrats are eager to keep trump in the center of the conversation. half of independents say trump is a major factor in their vote and b

. >> the queen to me of the 1970s was pam greer and she was playing a black heroin.ins. and as a black girl, as i was at the time, seeing this larger-than-life beautiful woman coming out triumphant at the end was amazing. >> what i loved about pam greer is that she is bad ass, but she is sexy at the same time. >> she was really a unique presence at that time. guys interested in her as a sex symbol, people interested in her as a feminist symbol, people interested in her as a movie star. she was that present in the culture. >> oh, don't hit back. >> people in the black community embraced bruce lee primarily because he was not another, you know, sort of white guy. >> in 197 0 you went into a black person's basement, they might have posters up. posters were really big then. you might have malcolm x and you might have jim brown, but every black household had bruce lee. bruce lee was single handedly one of the reasons why kids all over the suburbs were trying to kick each other in the nuts. >> everybody wanted to be bruce lee but nobody wanted to study karate for as long a

and then in september, we'll have greer from hope international, talking about the gift of disillusionment another talk on leadership. and then we also have a free and virtual society conference in new york city clergy and, other nonprofit leaders. so thank you so much for joining us today. and let's give a round of applause to dr. nash. thank youto. good evening, everyone, and welcome to politics and prose. i'm brad graham, the co-owner of the bookstore along with my wife, lissa muscatine. and we have a especially timely program for you this evening featuring a former republican political operative, tim miller, here to talk about his new book why we did it travelogue from the republican road to hell. a few brief housekeeping notes. first, though, masks are currently required in the store except forse

went online and our capacity of the head of the national action network to get the eulogy of breonna greer who died from her injuries as a result of falling out of a police car while in custody. they had handcuffed her, brought her to a police cruiser because her parents said that she was having a mental health episode. once you are in custody, you are responsible for them. how did she fall out of a moving vehicle? was she seat belted? why wasn't the door a lot? we demand justice. we were joined at the funeral services by the mother of another breonna, breonna taylor who saw federal charges on those officers that led to breonna taylor's death two years ago. we keep fighting, and we still keep fighting until justice is something that we are not just aspiring toward, but is expected. we will be right back. l be right back. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the ama

the man forced him to go to the greer. not the texas brigade this time, but for another unit force him to go to the rear. in the end, confederates were just barely able, after 24 hours of full close range fighting by various units, the confederates were able to hold their line there. avoiding disaster, but if you are keeping score at home i think this is maybe the third time at least that it came very close to being an early grant victory! it would pretty much fulfill those unrealistic expectations. but, it did not happen. after the unsuccessful attack, the almost but not quite attack of spotsylvania, grant pose again around lee's flank, hits him, and slides off. again, the result of the battle -- we don't do it by counting bodies on the battlefield. famously the united states in the early years of the vietnam war tried to gauge how well it was doing, u.s. forces tried to gauge how well they were doing by counting bodies. the body count was not the way to do it! we are not getting in the body count here. casualties were ab

so actually keel breonna greer, this black mother of three-year-old twin daughters, who was having aot secure the door. real fast, does the finlay believe the narrative that comes from investigators so far? >> the family, her parents have said, want answers, want the truth. because those little girls are going to grow, up and they are going to ask, what happened to her mother. if they deserve the, true jonathan cooper out. only other, hand an unarmed black woman in the custody of the police put more -- on the trial, we learned this involving george floyd's death. when you are in the custody of the, police you are in the care of the police. and you should not end up dead. this happens far too much with african americans. >> attorney benjamin crumb, as always, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. >> thank, you jonathan capehart. >> coming, up my all-star sound off panel, next. off panel, next. tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any furt

i'm david alan greer., from the new film "bodies bodies bodies," amandla stenberg is with us. [ cheers and applause ] and then her new album "yessie," jesse reyais from the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an actor, prankster, and entrepreneur who i knew long before people were pitching him business ideas at urinals. now he's playing a record producer in the new thriller "vengeance" in theaters now. please welcome ashton kutcher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> david: ashton! [ cheers and applause ] how you doing, man? how you been? man, we go way back, way back. >> way back, baby. >> david: back in the back. >> now wait, do you -- >> david: back there in the back! the first time i remember meeting you was at a celebrity mtv bowling event. >> oh, yeah. i won the whole thing! >> david: dude. [ laughter ] you were doing all kind of stuff. i said, i got to hang out with this dude. >> i didn't even know -- i was like -- i was bowling strikes that night. >> david: he was. >> it

in california mckinney fire is now the largest in the state this greer, it is more than 55,000 acres and has turned deadly with two bodies found inside a burned vehicle on a residential driveway. thunderstorms and lightning have complicated efforts to contain this blaze. the fires also expected animals. this cavlf is recovering from dehydration. officials warn that winds are about to pick up. pre-evacuation orders are in place for some residents who live in the elmo 2 fire zone. and native american officials say that the fire danger level is very high. pedram javaheri is at the cnn weather center monitoring all of this for you. >> yeah, max, we'll start off talking about the flooding concerns because we know still about 2 million americans across eastern kentucky, portions of west virginia are still underneath a risk here for flooding over the next few hours before conditions gradually begin to improve and of course you've seen the scenes play out here with a tremendous amount of rainfall and devastating floods that have been in place and you really cannot overstate the significance,

. >> professor christina greer, thank you so much for joining us.resident biden's latest approval rating is one of the best he's seen in an entire year. we're breaking down those new numbers. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," former nato supreme allied commander james stavridis -- sorry, i know his name -- will weigh in on the escalating concerns of a nuclear disaster in ukraine. as well as president putin's new order to expand russia's armed forces. >>> plus, president biden is hitting the trail ahead of november's midmidterms, but is the democratic party's best surrogate? "morning joe" is just moments away. ust moments away (driver 1) it's all you. (driver 2) no, i insist. (driver 1) it's your turn. (burke) get farmers and you could save money with the safe driver discount just by having a clean driving record for three years. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (driver 3) come on! ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at f

joined by a political expert, the professor of political science from fordham, and our friend christina greer. welcome back. >> thanks, ari. good to see you. >> what do you see here? >> well, i think republicans should be concerned. i was reading some articles from 2019, ari. and donald trump was pro-choice for much of his, you know, political or prepolitical life. and we know he threw red meat to his white evangelical base by nomining brett kavanaugh and aconey barrett. there were issues then, he didn't want to get into because he understood moderate republicans weren't into removing abortion from the table. now we've gotten the supreme court we have largely due to donald trump and george h.w. bush, and weak leaning republicans and independents are obviously not happy about this, but it's galvanized democrats in a way where we always thought as political scientists -- we talked about a gender gap, where women vote one way democratically and men vote the other way. that wasn't the case. black women were so overwhelmingly democrat that it seemed like there was a gender gap. jane joan of usc ha

with us in studio this morning, peter gamez, the president and ceo of visit oakland, and chef imani greeroing to start with you. i think a lot of people maybe not familiar with what vegan means. vegan as opposed to vegetarian, the biggest difference between vegan and vegetarian as a lot of vegetarians still use a little bit of dairy and a little bit of eggs. usually those are the two primarily main things. vegan is completely plant based, so you don't have butter and vegan cooking no butter, but a little plant based butter with a little bit of flavor. still gonna taste great. it's going to taste great. one of the biggest things we realized, and i realized that one that eats meat. is that if i if i pass you a piece of chicken breast with absolutely nothing on it. just completely raw. you're not going to like it, but it's really the flavors and the love that we put into that chicken breast. so we do the same thing with plant based food. we adding amazing flavors, making something for us today i am i'm making a couple of things. actually the first thing we're going to do as a broccoli and ba