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jerry blackwell, thank you both. >> thank you so much. judy: as we reported earlier, the fda announced it hopes to ban menthol in cigarettes and cigars, citing its particularly harmful impact on black communities in america. williamre on the fda's move. >> that's right, judy. for years, menthol cigarettes were marketed heavily to black communities, and today, its estimated that 85% of black smokers choose menthol brands like kool and newport. menthol is an additive that can mask the harshness of tobacco smoke, and its believed to make nicotine even more addictive. justifying their proposed ban today, fda officials said this could help reduce the leading cause of preventable death in america. >> one study showed that from 1980 to 2018, menthol cigarette smoking was linked to 378,000 premature deaths, 3 million life years lost, and 10.1 million new smokers. >> joining me now is delmonte jefferson. he's the executive director at the center for black health and equity, one of many groups that had been pressuring the fda to take this step. great to have you on the newshour. i listened to your press briefing earlier today when you and several other groups that have been fighting this fight and there were people on the

ways, i think that prince william looks a lot like his mom, but has the stature of prince philip and a shade of his file and outline of his face in his grandfather as well. jerry. when you look at these events as they do in the u.k., they often focus on members of the royal family and get their feedback. but you didn't see that, it was focused on the service, very small and tailored down of course because of covid, but that's how prince philip wanted it. he had a big hand in creating this, chose the hymns and psalms and the focus on his naval career and throughout it, there were these nods toward it and it started with his admiral's cap and sword and those stayed throughout. some of the psalms. talks about the sea and sea monsters and the songs there, specially commissioned by philip. if you go back to 1952 and one was commissioned to commemorate the earl of mountbatton and those were about philip. you think about the naval and something throughout his whole life he missed. he was so attached to t one career before marrying the queen. and he was asked how difficult that was to give up. >> he says i don't know how difficult, but-- >> the setting is just so rele