everyone, please welcome harry smith. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: harry smith. [ cheers and applauseah, right and oh, by the way, real quick "summer of soul. so great >> jimmy: yeah, well done questlove. yeah harry, we've met, i would say, 20 years ago i don't know if you remember this you did a biography on "snl. >> it was amazing. we went behind the scenes. >> jimmy: yeah >> we shadowed the show for a week then we came back and shot the thing. and that's when i first met you. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i have this very crystal clear memory tuesday night, they stay up all night and write. >> jimmy: yeah >> and you and i are walking down 49th street at, like, 4:30 in the morning. and i turned to you, and i said, where do you think this all leads? where do you think this all leads? and back then, would you have had any idea that you would be sitting right here right now [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no no no, never, never >> right >> jimmy: wow, no. >> yeah. >> jimmy: not never. not at all i didn't even know this was even a job that someone could have [ laughter ] i was just so psyched.

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here is harry smith. >> reporter: lighthouses like this one in atlantic city were built to be a sailor's friend, a guide to safe harbor, and should you be a lighthouse, you couldn't ask for a better friend than buddy grover what drew you to the lighthouse what made you think i want to volunteer here >> i haven't decided what i want to be when i grow up yet. >> reporter: his bearing belies his age. buddy is 94. and for a dozen years, he's donned his light keeper's cap and coat to climb the stairs of the tallest lighthouse in the state. he says he counts in spanish to keep his mind sharp we dropped out when he started counting backwards. it is 228 steps, in case you were wondering. is it hard for you to climb those stairs >> absolutely not. >> reporter: here, buddy greets young visitors with tales of the tower's historic past. >> you have seen the light. >> reporter: as charming and affable as a docent can be >> we have been tourist attraction since the light went on in 1857. >> reporter: buddy says his time in the marine corps and then decades as a letter carrier prepared him for his most

harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday.hank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, a sea of blue and gold and a lot of smiles. tens of thousands of people san francisco to celebrate the warriors' championship. >> it's time to celebrate dub nation! >> we are here and we're going to show the dubs some love. >> the mayor is fired up, the fans fired up. we have all the must see moments as the warriors made their way down market street and into history books. >>> also get ready, the heat is on. high 90s for much of the bay area tomorrow. jeff is with us with the timeline of this warm up. >>> and two ideas to bring down our eye popping gas

harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday.hank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >> nicole: of course i understand, rafe. i'm--why wouldn't i? this is just how it has to be, and given the circumstances... it's best to call off the wedding. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> lani: and julie, um, please give jack and jennifer my love. tell them how terribly sorry eli and i are. and that whoever took abigail's life--that we will bring them to justice. same here. give my love to doug. bye. [maracas shaking] ♪ ♪ [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> tr: what about justice for the person who murdered your father? >> chanel: mr. kiriakis, this is chanel dupree, and as you know, my mother has been locked up for weeks now. so i understand that you're doing your best, but it's just not good enough. all mama did was stop her abuser from hurting more people. he--he tried to kill my brother- in-law eli, and if you can't find a way to free my mother, then i am going to find her a better lawyer. she'

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i am sandra smith in for harris. that to speak any moment now, potential next steps, including boundaries. >> this is something that we are looking at because in terms of

for the news, harry smith. >>> the struggle to tackle tax returns.s, agency reports it has about 200,000 individual returns left a process from last year. it also has to deal with 19 million total returns from this year. that is more than twice as many in a typical year. the irs is feeling the heat as many wait for refunds and inflation sores. >>> cost to build an electric vehicle has skyrocketed since the pandemic. average materials cost over $8300 in may, up 144% then two years ago. materials used for batteries powering the search, lithium up 331%, since may of 2020, the cost of nickel and cobalt have more than doubled. and marty mcfly's future is on broadway. a "back to the future" musical after a successful run in london's west end. they are set to hit broadway next year. >>> the national average price for gas, $4.95 a gallon, down for eight straight days, more than six cents over that time. but still over $.36 and a dollar 89 year after year. >>> on wall street, down down down 47, as a be down five, nasdaq down 16. >>> i am shepard smith on cnbc

harry smith on the end of an internet era >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >evening today some tough medicine for an american economy racked by high inflation. the federal reserve raising a key interest rate 0.75% it's the biggest bump-up since 1994 a hike sure to be felt in the wallets of american borrowers.

>> inspiring >> reporter: check out this piece, priceless for the news, i'm harry smith. >>> well, thetruggle to process tax returns, that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. the irs making progress on the pandemic era backlog of tax filing the agency reports it has about 200,000 individual returns left to process from last year. it also has to deal with 19 million total returns from this year that's more than twice as many as in a typical year the irs feeling the heat as many taxpayers wait for their refunds while inflation soars. >>> costs to build an electric vehicle have skyrocketed since the pandemic average raw material costs total nearly $8,300 in may, up 142% from two years ago according to data from firm alex materials used for ev batteries powering the surge lithium up 341% since may of 2020 costs for both nickel and cobalt more than doubled. >>> and marty mcfly's future is on broadway. a back to the future musical set to come to the great white way the producers announce their packing up the deloran after a successful run at london's west end. marty and doc brown set to hi

for the news, i'm harry smith. >> well, the struggle to process tax returns.making progress on the pandemic era backlog of tax filings. the agency reports it has about 200,000 individual returns left to process from last year. it also has to deal with 19 million total returns from this year that's more than twice as many as in a typical year the irs feeling the heat as many taxpayers wait for their refunds. >> electric vehicles have s skyro skyrocketed. costs are up 144% from two years ago. that's according to data from the consulting firm alex partners materials used for ev batteries powering the surge lithium up 341% since may of 2020 cost for nickel and cobalt more than doubled >> and marty mcfly's future is on broadway. a back to the future musical set to come to the great white way the producers announce they're packing up the delorean after a successful run at london's west end. marty and doc brown set to hit broadway next year >> today at the pump, the national average price for gas, $4.95 a gallon down for eight straight days but still up 36 cents from

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. >>> harry smith caught up with al pacino and robert de niro and the heat producer.ill martin in the house with a new "steals and deals" to help with our cant miss summer. everything from skin conveyor care to bags. >> and i'm going share what i learned about the calming power of sound visit to a sound bath. delightful. >> looking forward to that tomorrow on "today," much needed financial advice from a tiktok sensation. she really knows her stuff torey dunlap she put her skills to work saving $100,000 at the age of 25 now torey is going pass on her advice she's got tips going to pass on what he's already passed on to the more than two million folks who follow her she's going that tomorrow. >> mr. roker >> a look ahead to the weekend starting with friday, a fantastic friday in the northeast. great lakes, record highs through the south. strong storms in the northern plains sunshine out west. with monsoonal moisture continuing in the southwest. those records will continue through the gulf sunny and warm in the northeast mid atlantic states, showers in the western great

the legendary harry smith.at the young friends did before they were famous. >>> and and for the first time, and more than 2.5 years, the one and only valley valerie bertinelli, she has been a guest on our show so many times, she is a dressing room. now, we are going to catch up, find out her how her summer is been going and also just talk about a great meal she has for us. >> i hope she makes that chicken diet. >>> still ahead on the third hour, this is no ordinary houseguest. we are going to introduce you to simon, is a pricing star on take tack. always ready for an adventure. you had a bones day. tomorrow, you're in for a treat, trick brooklyn's hottest new restaurant is going to beach stopping by to share his posta secrets. >> all right looking forward to that, let's grab one more check of the weather. >>> the we can we will start off with tomorrow spring beauty in the east, southwest, severe storm in the lower this is sebie valley, heavy really rain moving into the northwest, saturday storms, along the mid-

jeremy had a copy of the harry smith "anthology of american folk music". - it was a reissuing of old music, early blues. it was just an azing collection that had got everybody excited. - that was a huge influence. and i went to the library and i took out this recording of a woman named texas gladden. ♪ come, papa ♪ come, mama ♪ and sit you down by me - [alice] and it was incredible to me. she has a very mournful sounding voice. it's very piercing. those kinds of things, they're the ones that grab me. ♪ my body salivated ♪ and i'm bound to die - so i started trying to teach myself how to play the guitar and the banjo. [upbeat banjo music] jeremy and i were getting closer, kinda going together. - i met alice for the first time in 1958. i spent the rest of my brief college career [chuckling] pretty much at their house listening to music, playing music. they were already deeply involved in it. - we were anti-folk revival. that was like the thing that we had to define ourself as different from. we just played the music we loved and that's what this is all about. - our co-op jobs were in w

nbc news correspondent harry smith has more. >> reporter: it only seems like ancient history, but backconnected with the internet. day when the internet was still a vague mystery, unplumed by the masses. >> allison, can you explain what internet is? >> reporter: during the dark ages came a web browser called internet explorer. a search engine akin to the earliest steam locomotive, that chugged into the world wide web with the speed of molasses. internet explorer vied with netscape as the browser of choice. it was a war neither would win because google came along and crushed them both, merciless. few are in tears. it's not the same as when blackberry disconnected last year. many of us still miss that actual key board. no, the death of internet explorer is more akin to the obsolescence of carbon paper or vhs tapes. perhaps someone, somewhere, yearns for those old days. and believes that internet explorer will rise again, just like vinyl records, but probably not. >> what is internet? internet explorer, we hardly knew ya. >>> thanks for getting up way too early on this thursday morning. w

he still hasn't managed to film or curse hunting in a school of harry norman smith of iowa. we now have an air temperature of minus 4 to minus 8 degrees and water temperature of 4 to 0 degrees watts. so salt water, correct freezing point. the a point on you notice that a hot shower and a trip to the sooner just aren't enough to warm up afterwards. lucas was off to them. this skipper warns him of the risks he faces. the good getting up with her me a very fast and it's quite dangerous because your brain is not thinking straight. you think you're warm and you start strip in the you actually just remind her the deadline. give me your sending me the situation. but lucas miller remains undeterred. he's received word that about a 100 orchestra hunting not far from the coast line. just 15 minutes after leaving port. he's on his 1st dive. this is the moment he's been waiting for. a huge swarm of harry has arrived. the oak is not long in coming by blowing air and swinging their tails. the oak is work as a team to drive the herring to the surface. i'm city it'll be done in in helix. on

by the way, on today, next, harry smith is sitting down with a legendary director.nt beyond products, and announcing her new role as their chief taste consultant. in the comments, people were calling her out for never taking a bite of the food in the video. here we go, roll the tape. she says to prove the haters wrong she shared behind-the- scenes footage from shooting the commercial. you can see her chowing down on a burger, vegetarian meatballs and so much more. all right, internet, don't believe everything that you see in the comments. she aided >>> america's got talent, season 17 kicked off with a whole new line of hope falls. one young saxophone player stood out from the rest, before his audition, avery dixon told the judges how, after being born premature and weighing two pounds, he looked and sounded different. he was bullied. however, on the stage he had the judges on their feet. >>> i have chills, he got the golden buzzer. he said it is his dream to buy a home where he can practice without his neighbors calling the police, which is what happened while he wa

this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm sandra smith in for harris. in south carolina trump backed russell fry trounced tom rice who was one of 10 republicans who sided with democrats to impeach donald trump in his second trial and in nevada former state attorney general adam laxalt who was endorsed by trump won. nancy mace took the primary defeating trump's preferred candidate, katie arrington. and in texas republican mayra flores flipped a democratic house district where 85% of residents are latino. senator marco rubio says it is a sign the gop is making big gains among that voting block. >> it is severe losses by democrats. so-called hispanic activitys or people who claim to speak for hispanics but everyday voters and people aren't the same thing. hispanics don't want to pay $5 for gas or criminals running the streets or schools trying to convince their son that he is their daughter. it is voting against the party responsible for those policies. >> dana: alicia has more for us. >> this is interesting and exactly what the national republican party w

i am sandra smith in for harris. that to speak any moment now, potential next steps, including boundaries. >> this is something that we are looking at because in terms of how this is actually going to impact real people, they are going to have to travel. they've got to find day care and pay for it. they are going to have to figure out how to afford it, so we want to make sure that this does not result in extreme disparities or any disparities based on the care, how much money they've got. >> sandra: democrats are now turning on their own. kellyanne conway with the spirit >> the democrats are actually mad at themselves, and they only have themselves to blame. i am shocked that joe biden stepped foot on that plane to europe without doing something. 34 senate democrats wrote him a letter this weekend. he took no action. 20 black democrats said please declare a public health emergency, and you know the answer was, including my kamala harris? talking about ending the filibuster. they want to pack the court. >> sandra: gil

produce natural gas from a more natural growth. gus, from israel's economic waters as get abandoned smith, harris life rests in west jerusalem and had what is the steel main for egypt and israel? so any increases the energy cooperation between egypt and israel? both countries want to and cells of eastern mediterranean energy hubs. now, egypt is taking about 26 percent of just over 26 percent of israel's gas output egypt to produce or its own right. but the increase domestic demand for the gas has dwindling reserves. israel exports of increase because he's now using this arab gas pipeline. this pipeline, originally designed for egypt to send gas out to jordan, to syria, to lebanon. but now israel has a connection on the pipeline. and it's sending gas in egypt where it is being processed and liquified israel had actually reduced how to freeze on exploring further gas potential in his territorial waters. because he's committed to looking for renewable energy sources. but because the european union wants to turn away from reliance on russian gas than israel has seen an opportunity in taking opportuni

i am sandra smith in for harris.ment now, potential next steps, including boundaries. >> this is something that we are looking at

june 17, 2021 i was honored at the stand with vice president kamala harris, senator smith, president of jackson lee, senator cornyn, seven under warnick and ms. opal read while president biden signed the national juneteenth independence day act into law. why do i mention ms. opal we? she's a grandmother of the juneteenth movement who fought for years to make juneteenth a federal holiday from fort worth texas, activist, and educator who walked two and a half miles every day fighting the united states to finally have juneteenth a federal holiday and at the age of 94 she saw it become a reality in the white house. in doing so, juneteenth finally took its rightful place among other federal holidays so all americans and all states can celebrate juneteenth just like they celebrate memorial day, the same way they celebrate martin luther king day. they now celebrate juneteenth, it's a holiday that requires us to remember, reflect and recommit the principles that undergird our nation, liberty and justice for all but was never fully embodied. we continue to strive to live up to these principle

it's got a bad smith who is in west harris. lemme back and talk us through the details of the steel and what it could mean for both egypt and israel. israel says only 0 point one percent of global gas reserves, if not much, but when the european union is casting around for any alternatives to russian energy than every little health. this is enormously beneficial to israel. israel had frozen further gas field exploration in his attempt to find more use more renewable sources of energy, but this was to lucrative or an option or to turn down it will increase production senate through a pipeline to egypt equal and liquefy. this gas at tube. it's terminals on the mediterranean coast and send that over to europe. so it's very beneficial. the israel increased gas production and increased profits from that gas, of course, and increased fees from egypt that will process that gas and send it ons over both countries. able to benefit if you live from the european union's really urgent service search for alternatives to russian energy. it i

this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm sandra smith in for harris.o was one of 10 republicans who sided with democrats to impeach donald trump in his second trial and in nevada former state attorney general adam laxalt

harris: more outnumbered next. >> we'll be here drug without him john roberts joined sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for will see you then. 's who i do something harris a look at me so i will move. >> tulsi: in case you missed it tells you do not dance just now. gazing misted an american woman has reportedly been banned from her own 18th century spanish to more like doing this. >> kayleigh: throwing a rented scooter down the steps and if it her tantrum because an estimated $25,000 in damages, tell see, all those american tourists. >> tulsi: greg jekyll giving everyone else about her predation out to make her pay for, really, if you're going to be that a responsible not careless in such a historic beautiful place. pay the price. that is, my parents i you a bye. >> kayleigh: will apparently she's having to pay $430 emily it should not proportion to the debt damage. >> emily: i want her banned from the country from italy as an italian-american aims this broke my heart and i'm so ashamed by a thorough look at her even more. >> kayleigh: bilodeau apparently happened with a 45:00 a.m. i think alcohol might ha

i'm john roberts, join sandra smith at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> harris: scary moment. she fainted in the water. her coach jumped in and saved her, apparently this is second time it happened in a competition. she is recovering well and may compete on friday, kennedy? >> kennedy: i wish that some of law enforcement officers in uvalde had the courage this woman did, she knew there were lifeguards and felt urgency, she didn't even think, she doef to the bottom of the pool and gathered her swimmer and went straight to the surface, it was a herculean task. the lifeguards jumped in and saved her. beautiful moment. >> harris: i pray we will find out about bravery at uvalde that didn't happen because of bad decisions and there were really good people on the sidelines there. emily. >> emily: i was a lifeguard and i think immediacy is required. if you see something, say something, do something. in the water, don't hesitate to jump in, you rather jump in unnecessarily than cost someone their life. >> chris: my first reaction, maybe if you pass out from swimming, it is dangerous.

i'm waiting for will smith to be the outreach director at the white house. >> harris: i think he is doingnternal meditation work, which is good. i'm in favor of peace. >> no violence. >> harris: thank you very much. hillary clinton out there with a brand-new message about uniting americans. irony alert. critics are not having it. plus voters making their voices heard. stay close. oof off >> harris: hillary clinton has a total lack of self-awareness. she said it's hard enough to make a living if you aren't encouraged to get up every day and find common ground with other people. we need democracies to bring out the best in us, not the worst, who don't play to our fears but help to address them. how could critics not go right at this? >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> harris: i've been looking for a good way to talk about irony. she is it. power panel now. casey and leslie. great to see you both. leslie, i will come to you first. when you hear hillary clinton say basically she is looking

harry. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening the police response tothe robb elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas, was a failure but it was apparently an even bigger mess than we knew a new bombshell investigation from "the new york times" reports the incident commander in charge, the school district police chief, pete arredondo, showed up without his police radio to communicate the times cites a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation the newspaper reports arredondo decided in the first minutes to fall back after the gunman's bullets grazed a couple police supervisors. he reportedly called a police landline from his cell phone to request more backup. and said the gunman was contained. of course, we now all know that the children were trapped inside that classroom with the gunman, cowering in fear some playing dead, others calling 911, begging for help. so instead of confronting the gunman immediately, like they had been trained since columbine, police officers held back for more than an hour as we reported, border patrol age

join sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for america reports. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> harrisg app is getting some big updates and you'll soon be able to edit text messages you have already sent, delete messages you might've fired off in haste. mark messages that you've already read to unreachable you don't forget to go back to them. the deleted messages will be marked with the contact name and the word unsent in any changes to a text after it is sent will be labeled edited. morgan. >> morgan: yes, ma'am. >> harris: stripper pole. the message he wanted to take back. i message you wanted to take back. i never thought i would say those words. >> morgan: please apple. i was a snoop dogg concert in nashville with my girlfriends and i'm very close to my sisters and i was videoing some funny things that involved a pole and some ladies i thought it was funny and i sent it to my sisters and i accidentally sent it to my dad and i wanted to die. [laughter] apple, where were you when they needed you? >> harris: your sister came up with the way to help you. >> morgan: my one sister said m

smith. >> and depp who lost his role in the harry potter franchise and saw the pirates of the caribbean canceledp has 19.5 billion views, but even with this victory in court, some evidence presented against him including aggressive texts and admitted substance abuse problems could still prove problematic and a growing audience believes he can and should return to starring roles in blockbuster films. >> big movies cost a lot of money and they have a certain degree of risk. could somebody carve out a new superhero role for a guy like johnny depp? it's entirely possible. yeah. >> think, amber heard does plan to appeal this decision. >> it doesn't seem it's quite over yet. what happens if she can't actually pay this 10 million in damages? >> it's possible both sides can manage a more manageable deal. he didn't want to punish amber with money, but if they do want to enforce this full amount the court would try to determine some kind of payment plan, potentially taking property or other assets. amber heard's attorney said she already paid $6 million in legal fees just through the trial. she absolutely

major paul collis—smith — who is riding passchendaele. harry today first saw service in the first world war more than a century ago. major fran sykes from harrogate is their commanding officer. she is riding lord firebrand. saluting the lead gun of the king's troop. glistening and gleaming in the sunshine here on horse guards parade at this platinum jubilee celebration. music: the life guards. such a majestic sight. people come from all over the world just to see this part of the parade. these horses, trained to perfection. and then, of course, the life guards in their dazzling scarlet tunics. the royal colonel saluting. the field officer of the sovereign's escort is major russell bond of the life guards. the standard is lowered by the standard bearer — wo2 chris liburd of the life guards. he is riding kilimanjaro. the music changes to the slow march of the blues and royals, two divisions trot past later, under jamie, because this again will be interesting for lots of viewers, the role of the household cavalry is a reconnaissance regiment. yes.

trying to unravel on the spot who this gift is from and why smith is remembered by many, according to the role of professor magonagall from the harry is not the only star of this franchise who starred in the abbey. the lover of pink and cruel punishments dolores umbridge, that is, the actress emilda, also plays there. staunton. also, by the way, like smith commander of the order of the british empire who will soon appear in the role of elizabeth ii in the new season of the crown at downton abbey at staunton. for the first time there was a joint scene with her own husband. for 40 years, the actress has been married to actor jim carter, who plays the very first series of downs of mr. butler. carlson, another couple formed on the set. and also between the one who, according to the plot, represents the nobility and the servant that lives under the stairs, actress laura carmichael, who plays lady edith, has been dating michael fox for 6 years, who starred in the series as andrew a year ago. they had a son, but the actress told about this is just now, but another married couple of the project, laura's on-screen mother, actress elizabeth

smith's widow was sitting there. i mean, we were all horrified to see the footage. it was really hard. >> yeah, we talked to harry dunn last week, and he was saying how one of his colleagues in law enforcement was having a panic attack, was feeling some ptsd after that hearing. the other thing i want to ask you about is there are a lot of people whoens witnessed this pressure campaign, what trump was up to, trump and his team were doing leading up to january 6th. i know you've had some criticism for people like jared and ivanka. >> yes. >> what do you think they should have done? you saw during the hearing there was that one clip of jared kushner saying, oh, well, some of these folks who were talking about quitting, they were just whining. you know, very dismissive that people would object to trying to overturn an election. i mean what are your thoughts on some of the people who essentially enabled trump to do this, plotted with him to do this in some cases? >> right. these people are playing a dangerous game here. we still have not caught -- and i actually -- i'm not including myself in law enforcement, but law

a part of, that harry edwards started prior to the olympics and he was absolutely pilloried in australia for that and was an outcast. only after he died, died in 2006, carlos and smith were both pal bearers by the way. and eulogyists, apologized to the family for the way he had been treated. colin kaepernick knew when he sat and then knelt for the anthem it would have consequences and ended up costing him his career, as we know. i don't know, i thought maybe that roger goodell would get on the phone with somebody and say hire brian flores right now to try to head off the lawsuit, but it didn't happen. and i think chances are very good, flores will never work in the nfl again, he's only 40 years old. he should be going into the peak years of his coaching career. maybe he'll end up as a college coach somewhere, but i think there's a good chance his nfl career is over and if so, sure, he should be -- he should be viewed as a martyr, a professional martyr. >> what would be interesting, with deion sanders, and coach williams at grambling before. and will we see the prominent nfl names coaching at hbcu's historically black colleges in the future, i would keep an eye on th

part of that harry edwards had started prior to the olympics and he was absolutely hillary in australia for that and and was an outcast and only after he died. he died in 2006 carlos and smith were both paul bearers by the way and both eulogists in 2012 the australian parliament actually formally apologized to his family for the way. he had been treated so they all knew. colin kaepernick knew when he sat and then knelt for the anthem that it was going to have consequences and it ended up costing him his career as we know and i don't know. i thought maybe. that roger goodell would get on a phone to somebody and say hi or brian flores right now to try to head off the lawsuit. but it didn't happen and i think chances are very good. brian flores will never work in the nfl again. and he's only 40 years old. he should be going into the peak years of his coaching career. maybe he'll end up as a college coach somewhere, but i i think there's a good chance as nfl careers over and if so sure he should be he should be viewed as a martyr a professional martyr. it would be interesting is if you know with with dion sanders at jackson state now and hugh jackson and grambling doug williams

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on june 17, 2021, i was honored to stand with vice president kamala harris, senator smith, representative jackson lee, senator cornyn and ms. opal lee while president biden signed the national juneteenth independence day acted to law. so why do i mention ms. opal lee because she is a grandmother of the juneteenth movement. who fought for years to make juneteenth they federal holiday from fort worth texas, and activist and educator who walked two and a half miles every day fighting for the united states to finally have juneteenth a federal holiday and at the age of 94, she saw that become a reality in the white house. and in doing so, juneteenth finally took its rightful place among other federal holidays so that all americans in all states can celebrate juneteenth just like they celebrate memorial day. just like the way they celebrate martin luther king day, they now celebrate juneteenth. a holiday that requires us to, remember, reflect and recommitle to the principles. liberty and justice for all. we have never fully embodied. c we continue to strive to live up to these principles today.

smith and sheila jackson lee, the emancipation act to honor those who took their first steps in freedom and finally made juneteenth a federal holiday. i was honored to stand with vice president harris, senator cornyn, senator warnock and opal lee while the president signed the juneteenth independence act into law. why do i mention opal lee? she is the grandmother of the juneteenth movement who fought for years to make juneteenth a federal holiday from fort worth, texas, an activist, an educator who walked two and a half miles every day fighting for the united states to finally have juneteenth a federal holiday and at the age of 94, she saw that become a reality in the white house. and in doing so, juneteenth finally took its rightful place amongst other federal holidays so that all americans and all states can celebrate juneteenth just like they celebrate memorial day, the same way they celebrate martin luther king day, they now celebrate juneteenth. juneteenth is a holiday requires us to remember, reflect, recommit to the principles that ungird our nation, liberty and justice for all, but we have never fully embodied. we continue to strive to live up these principles today, system

smith and sheila jackson lee, the emancipation act to honor those who took their first steps in freedom and finally made juneteenth a federal holiday. i was honored to stand with vice president harris, senator cornyn, senator warnock and opal lee while the president signed the juneteenth independence act into law. why do i mention opal lee? she is the grandmother of the juneteenth movement who fought for years to make juneteenth a federal holiday from fort worth, texas, an activist, an educator who walked two and a half miles every day fighting for the united states to finally have juneteenth a federal holiday and at the age of 94, she saw that become a reality in the white house. and in doing so, juneteenth finally took its rightful place amongst other federal holidays so that all americans and all states can celebrate juneteenth just like they celebrate memorial day, the same way they celebrate martin luther king day, they now celebrate juneteenth. juneteenth is a holiday requires us to remember, reflect, recommit to the principles that ungird our nation, liberty and justice for all, but we have never fully embodied. we continue to strive to live up these principles today, system