some cool stuff here as the man behind the africans to fight jim martin welcome to the sense of you know ok so you believe that nigeria and indeed africa should have its own supply why is that so important it's necessary for any people and tribe or any race to have heroes and i can start look like them people become look up trans pirates. so . if someone says ok why can't we just stick to batman and superman is that a big deal you know there's always that thing about identification you know when when it's familiar when you when you can see yourself in that thing then it becomes easy for you to believe in that they enter aspired to it so it's necessary that people of color you know you see people of color or diversity no matter where you are being represented and for it to give you something to look up to tell us about comic or public what exactly goes on that comic republicans the group of individuals that have come together that basically to toe the africans to react to push the african narrative in the right light so that the world can see how awesome the continent is not just the nega

jim martin welcome to the sense of you know ok so you believe that nigeria and indeed africa should have its own supply why is that so important it's necessary for any people and tribe or any race to have roots and icons that look like them people they can look up transpired. so. if someone says ok why can't we just stick to batman and superman is that a big deal you know there's always that thing about identification you know when when it's familiar when you when you can see yourself in that thing then it becomes easy for you to believe in that they now enter speier to it so it's necessary that people of color you know you see people of color or diversity no matter where you are being represented and for it to give you something to look up to tell us about comic or public what exactly goes on that comic republic is a group of individuals that have come together basically to tell the africans to react to push the african narrative in the right light so that the world can see how awesome the continent is not just the negative stuff but the positive stuff as a there's a good summary of all

other representatives from the pro-democracy movement including people like the publisher jim eli and also martin lee often referred to as the the father of democracy here in hong kong actually helped to write hong kong's constitution so what you get the sense of here peter is that the legal system in hong kong is going to become very congested because it's going to take weeks if not months to process all these cases remember more than 10000 people have so far been arrested since the protests began in mid 2019 to remind viewers those on trial today are essentially accused alleged to have organized a primary ahead of elections which was supposed to happen in september last year but what then cancel this primary was organized by the pro-democracy camp and basically it was an attempt to pre-select can't. it's for that election 600000 people remember voted in that poll and they made no secret of what their ambition was it was to gain a simple majority in the legislative assembly block legislation and then force the chief executive kerry lamb to resign unfortunately it did taste hong kong that's enoug

jim crow laws. when you look at martin luther king jr.ent they were protesting democrats. they weren't protesting anybody else. when king went up to chicago, a democrat consoled city, he said there was more hatred than he had ever seen in the south at all of the former confederate states were all democrat-controlled. the democrats are very good at taking their sins and casting them on all of america. we do not have a race problem in america, we have a democratic party problem in america. everywhere you look in america today whether you have failing schools, the ghettos, the majority black districts in the cities, you'll find that democrats are controlling them and they are keeping people from defending themselves, they are keeping children locked in these terrible schools, won't let them go, bring illegals down to take jobs. this is the democrat party and this is lucy moving the football again on the black community. they are lying and they're doing it with sinister intent. i don't intend to give black people anything except more and more

jim. really encouraging how about tonight? >> martin marietta. >> infrastructure.ple keep talking about it the number one infrastructure company because they making a gets they are the company that makes roads. it's been a big business sale point. one more of these companies that is about identity and zero tolerance, people care tremendously who watch the show about cybersecurity and mark mclean is pretty good at it. >> is this show really over? >> it goes fast. >> can i stick around? >> we will see you tonight, of course you know you are always welcome to i don't know where you find the time. >> let's get to aaron woods. >> yes >> right >> later in the week. >> would that be -- no, oh, he is somewhere else? >> we'll see we are booking on the air? >> yeah, we will see you later, jim. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time good monday morning, everybody, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, morgan stanbrennan is ba. best day for stocks since the beginning of february as we get more vaccine optimism and yields stabilize. let's get to

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jim crow when it was just the opposite. we have to tell the truth and we have to be proud of our history. [applause] >> we have to be proud of what martinher king told us. that we are not to be judged by our skin color. that is what i learned, and i am 71. i grew up in fort worth, texas. i had to go through the learning process. it was martin luther king who taught me, but now that doesn't matter anymore. >> it is the contrary. if we are systematically racist, if you ever see me talking in my face turns red, it's because they say we are systemically racist. what that means is america is irredeemable. you never get out of it. >> deplorable. >> we are a poison seed. we can try to make it better but there is no way out of it. the other thing is that as an individual, god created you with dignity. and when they say there is systemic racism, they are saying that even if my mom out here were my sister, even when you do the right and tolerant thing, that is overtaken by the fact that the system aims at giving white privilege and all of our individual choices are canceled out. >> i want to ask you this question about democrats. many democrats b

jim. to bring you an update from the u.n. security council they're holding a virtual briefing on yemen a special envoy for ye martin grievous is giving an update on the humanitarian situation in the country that's the center. of. significantly reducing. like me all of us concerned by intensification of the missile and drone stars including ones that had time to civilian and muslim for structure in the kingdom of saudi arabia and subsequently. strives to replace the only confines of siler city endangering so that it is there as well. are also seeing other fronts it never burning including with military escalations 100 cars and one day. the war that in full force motherhood of. it is there that are troubling to nourish the bones osing civilian deaths and injuries including women and children wives are in general move up by khalid who is the head of that mission and condoning attack today just civilians the mission continue their efforts to reactivate the redeployment accord initially committed some security joint mechanisms to and achieve a more balanced mission for prayers across the church of the governor of the data of course

jim? >> yes it is. no question. i can't wait to be in line for that myself. martindge, thanks so much. >>> state leaders in mississippi and texas, are facing fierce backlash over controversial decisions to lift coronavirus restrictions now. the governor is ditching mask mandates and allowing businesses to reopen with few, sometimes without any restrictions, despite continued warnings from the cdc and other health experts. >> the last thing, the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking that in the meantime, everything is fine. take off your mask, forget it. it still matters. >> but you'll only set yourself back if you just completely push aside the public health guidelines, particularly when we're dealing with anywhere from 55 to 70,000 infections per day in the united states. >> let's bring in betsy price, a republican mayor of ft. worth, texas. nice to have you. good morning, mayor. >> it's nice to be with you, poppy and jim. thank you. >> of course. well, the chief medical officer in your state, in texas, told state lawmakers he did not speak with governor abbot

martin or spacex. as it is interesting there's a parallel in history in 2006, elon musk hired he is first ceo, a guy named jim from the sea launch that was a company partly owned by boeing, so a traditional launch company. he was very much a traditional ceo coming in when you go from a startup to a bigger company. as i say, they clashed and he was going pretty quickly. >> divided into space travel, why is that? >> the one thing about spaceflight is it can be a very unifying experience. it was the soviets in the united states and we were trying to show the supremacy of the various forms of government. but since the 1990s or 1980s we worked with the soviets and russians in space and so it has been a unifying adventure. the last decade as our relationship has grown worse, nasa has gone right along trucking with the international space station working with russia very closely. obviously if they got into space on russian vehicles. i would agree space can be a competition but it's also wavering us together and there is some hope that if we do ultimately end up doing a human mission to mars that it would be a global

jim comey. you have the media on this egregious attempt to take out this president saying that he removed the statue of martinia ties. reporting from cnn saying that donald trump jr. and president trump had access to the wikileaks documents in advance to issue a correction. one after the other often times on friday nights. it's really appalling and they should a step back. >> sean: the president went on to -- the consent agreement in georgia did create two separate signature verification standards. that's just a fact. it should be one standard for everybody. we do know state laws for example in states like wisconsin, michigan, state laws were record -- ignored in regard to mail-in balloting. we do know also the constitution of pennsylvania specifically allows for very limited mail-in voting. they bypassed their own constitution and we also know know state, even though they all call for it, allowed any partisan observer to observe. all of those things did happen. some states are beginning to remedy these things, georgia being one of them. where do you see this going in the future? will those other states step

martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa . . . . [♪♪♪] jesse: move over, jimm not kidding around here. brawk, we did the deal, you know. my dad lost his job? scranton. no joke. i am not being a wiseguy. i said dad why did you lose it. my mom said that's the cookie that crumbles. jesse: "saturday night live," the ball is in your court. you have got to have him on. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. ♪ pete: welcome to "fox & friends" on this palm sunday, very appropriate shot of st. patrick's cathedral in new york city. a find tune. we wish our jewish friends as well as wonderful passover. palm sunday commemorateses. >> just' triumphant return to jerusalem. a lot of families head off to mass or church, before you do that

jim crow law ibt prohibited people of color from owning firearms. in the mid 1950's, martin luther king jr. tried to buy a weapon for protection but his gun linals was denied. my dad witnessed an altercation between his father and a southern white man. later that night he drove to my grandfather's home with a bunch of his friends, standing on the model t ford. my grandfather was prepared. hidden around his front porch as the bullies and cowards approached the house, they heard the click of rifles and ran away. my grandfather's right to own a firearm protected his life, liberty and property. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. swalwell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. swalwell: i thank mr. thompson for this legislation because it takes the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. i've heard from think colleagues on the other side of the aisle about rights, l