in 2015, juanita moved to the dr. george w. davis senior center. juanita volunteered to assist with all at the programs in her building. including the food voucher program and receive several certificates of appreciation for the work that she did. juanita was passionate about making sure people had everything they needed to live a full life. juanita's children will remember her as a kind, loving, selfless, fearless, outspoken, loveable, godly woman who encouraged everyone to love one another. juanita enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, grand nieces, nephews and their children. she was known to all of them as granny. juanita was a very family oriented person and she often hosted family dinners at her house to feed her family. juanita wanted to make sure that everyone was checking in with one another and stuck together. she will be greatly missed by her friends, family and community. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor chan? submit, thank you. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you madam clerk. i have one resolution

let me start with you, juanita.and and romania. let's take a listen. >> when i was meeting with our allies, i emphasized that the greatest strength that we share is unity. especially at this moment. as we stand together in defense of democracy, russia's invasion threatens not just ukraine's democracy, it threatens democracy and security across europe. and by extension, when democracy is threatened anywhere, it threatens us all. >> juanita, how well was the vice president able to convey the importance of what's happening in ukraine? she started the week off in selma with many of us, and then went overseas. how did she do on the world stage? >> look, i think the vice president has stepped up to be a critical diplomatic voice who has explicitly done a good job at conveying the white house and the united states' continued commitment to supporting countries like poland and romania, as well as all of its nato allies, throughout this escalation and invasion from russia. i think that some people might look at the vice presi

in 2015, juanita moved to the dr. george w. davis senior center. juanita volunteered to assist with all at the programs in her building. including the food voucher program and receive several certificates of appreciation for the work that she did. juanita was passionate about making sure people had everything they needed to live a full life. juanita's children will remember her as a kind, loving, selfless, fearless, outspoken, loveable, godly woman who encouraged everyone to love one another. juanita enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, grand nieces, nephews and their children. she was known to all of them as granny. juanita was a very family oriented person and she often hosted family dinners at her house to feed her family. juanita wanted to make sure that everyone was checking in with one another and stuck together. she will be greatly missed by her friends, family and community. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor chan? submit, thank you. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you madam clerk. i have one resolution

in 2015, juanita moved to the dr. george w. davis senior center. juanita volunteered to assist with all at the programs in her building. including the food voucher program and receive several certificates of appreciation for the work that she did. juanita was passionate about making sure people had everything they needed to live a full life. juanita's children will remember her as a kind, loving, selfless, fearless, outspoken, loveable, godly woman who encouraged everyone to love one another. juanita enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, grand nieces, nephews and their children. she was known to all of them as granny. juanita was a very family oriented person and she often hosted family dinners at her house to feed her family. juanita wanted to make sure that everyone was checking in with one another and stuck together. she will be greatly missed by her friends, family and community. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor chan? submit, thank you. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you madam clerk. i have one resolution

and that better change in the coming week. >> juanita, your thoughts?enator klobuchar is correct, that this cannot be glossed over. ginni thomas used her position to get this sent to the highest court in the land. so i think you're going to hear more of these calls beyond senator klobuchar. we're already hearing it from progressive organizations. and she should be subpoenaed and investigated. because, again, she leveraged her proximity to power to access the chief of staff of the white house. that cannot be glossed over when this country is in a long standing war and -- not war, but a long standing issue with defending and protecting the basic tenants of our democracy. and they're coming under repeated attack. we know that trump and other republicans are still coming after them. so doing everything that can be done to make sure justice thomas is not putting himself in a questionable predicament. as tempting as it is for him to say he didn't know, that's not going to cut it here. and recusal, especially after he was the long dissenting voice on the case

. >> juanita, how about that? >> that's the exact balance the president needs to strive for today.cent and the impact of the american rescue plan, which was the first bill he passed when taking office. talk about the lingering impact of that but also, make sure you know that there is still a lot more work to do, right? in the white house briefing they released online, it emphasized he's still going to press for congress to past provisions of the build back better act as a big part of cutting costs and lowering expenses for american families, everything from prescription drugs to child care costs, even ex tending the chil care tax credit and getting that back in order and build back better back on track with the democrats in the senate to past will be critical going into the midterms. >> yeah, when you look what we know about the speech thus far in addition to the reporting i shared. we have excerpts. the one on inflation i'll read is where biden says he has the plan to lower people's costs, not their wages, move goods faster and cheaper, more jobs or even earn a good living and ins

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joining me now is juanita tolliver, democratic strategist, and susan del percio, republican strategistier today five people were injured. according to city officials, these attacks were 40 miles away from poland, a nato territory. how significant is the timing of this attack? is this putin sending a message following the nato summit? >> it absolutely is putin sending a message following the nato summit. he's saying i'm not going to stop. i'm going to toe the line up to the moment i cross it. a further sign of disrespect, this attack was apparently around the same time that president biden was given his address in poland. that just shows he has no regard, no respect, no concern for nato. i do think the president was clear in his speech in naming that u.s. troops are on the ground in europe for the explicit purpose of protecting every inch of nato terr if russia does cross that line. we know that putin is going to continue these explain. he's been consistently posturing that way, and he's been doing that again today, demonstrating that he has no regard for nato. i do think we should brac

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this is why nita -- juanita out of south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for allowing me to express my opinion. i support judge jackson. my main concern, i thought that during the questioning for the senate she was treated so badly. i thought that they were unnecessarily harsh and brutal and i particularly take issue with our own senator, senator lindsey graham. he comes on very strong, paying lip service to things that are harmful in south carolina. but south carolina is at the very top of the list in incidents of domestic violence. we lead the nation in that. we are near the bottom with our educational system. if senator graham is so concerned about the families of south carolina, why doesn't he look at his own backyard and use his influence to make things better? south carolina people are wonderful and they deserve much better representation from their elected officials. host: amy howe, brings up the subject of not just the nominee being in the spotlight, but senators on the judiciary committee being in the spotlight as well. guest: i want to

i'm joined now by juanita tolliver, a friend of "the beat." hey, ari, it's been a long week. >> a long week, a lot of wild stuff. i know you to be a serious analyst here. are babies racist? just kidding. that's now where we're going to start [ laughter ] >> i was going to say ted cruz got his clips, probably not what he was trying to get on late night. >> that's not the real question. the real question is, who is this for politically when it gets fact checked in such real time today. by contrast, in a pre-internet era, maybe you trot out stuff about sentencing, and it actually takes a long time to figure it out. here on the days of the hearing, and we were down there covering them, people had online and people were learning that josh hawley supported judges with similar records. that makes it clear, the record really wasn't the issue. >> the record was never the issue. to your first question, who this was for, this was for trump's core base of qanon supporters. it's for insurrectionists who buy into conspiracy theories, who love to see josh ha

juanita, i want to get into judge jackson with you because we are running out of time because i alsow we are dealing with patients who come into this country and those that are dealing with a, and i agree that we have to help ukraine, but we should have one standard. let's talk about the hearings on judge ketanji brown jackson. in an effort to smear this highly qualified nominee, republicans have been trafficking some pretty outlandish theories. senator brown from indiana said this week he thought individual stake should be able to decide whether interracial marriage is legal. senator braun's claim that he misunderstood the question. he was given a second opportunity to clear up his position. but i'm wondering if what really happened is a senator said the quiet part out loud. is the ugliness of the kgb hearings really about the fact that republicans still haven't accepted the gains made during the civil rights era, even after over half a century? >> they were perturbed by the fact that the president said he was going to nominate a black woman, and that reaction spewed into the hearin

this is why nita -- juanita out of south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning.nk you for allowing me to express my opinion. i support judge jackson. my main concern, i thought that during the questioning for the senate she was treated so badly. i thought that they were unnecessarily harsh and brutal and i particularly take issue with our own senator, senator lindsey graham. he comes on very strong, paying lip service to things that are harmful in south carolina. but south carolina is at the very top of the list in incidents of domestic violence. we lead the nation in that. we are near the bottom with our educational system. if senator graham is so concerned about the families of south carolina, why doesn't he look at his own backyard and use his influence to make things better? south carolina people are wonderful and they deserve much better representation from their elected officials. host: amy howe, brings up the subject of not just the nominee being in the spotlight, but senators on the judiciary committee being in the spotlight as well. guest: i want to star

juanita, here's the question, can the u.s. be doing more diplomatically, and if so, how?> i think the u.s. is already doing a lot diplomatically, and i want to point to president biden's call with chinese leader president xi just yesterday as well as his planned trip to nato to talk to allied countries in person. this is the type of diplomacy looks to do to cut his leagues in the eye, and shake their hands and reassure them. i have heard reports that the president is going to have spinoff trips after he leaves brussels to potentially poland, to see it up close, and this is where i think there's going to be a lot of parallels to what we saw from vice president harris's trip just two weeks ago where she also went to poland and romania, and all in the name of reassuring nato allies that they will have their backs. i do think that points to the military build up that you mentioned, alex, because, look, part of having our allies' backs is making sure they know they will be protected, especially as russian missile strikes get closer and closer to that poland border, and so i th