. 600 believers put faith in action to march across that bridge named after the grand dragon of the kkk. they were on their way to the state capitol in montgomery to claim their fundamental right to vote laid in the bedrock of our constitution the but stolen by hate, harbored in too many hearts. with unflinching courage, foot soldiers for march for justice marched through the valley of the shadow of death, and they feared no evil. the forces of hate con fired -- conspired to dethe his -- demise that they endured. they forced the country to confront the hard truths and to act to keep the promise of america alive. i was a student up north in the civil rights movement. i remember feeling how guilty i was i wasn't here. how could we all be up there and you going through what you went through looking at those -- i can still picture, still picture troopers with their batons and wands and whips. the promise that dethe claires we're all created and deserve to be treated equally. two weeks later they marched to montgomery with dr. king, an even bigger coalition of people from different races and

this effort to turn conservatism into the kkk to neo-naziism is amazing.siders history of d democrat party and its embrace of the kkk, and jim crow, despite history of filibustering 1964 civil rights act and 1965 voting rights act and despite current president joe biden being a racist early in his career. sea pack is wonderful, but this is spreading and spreading it is ugly, president of united states saying almost no nothing about any of this democrat leadership is tolerating anti-semitism. more than a half century ago. i know that most of you are not jewish, but are you righteous. you are righteous. you understand right from wrong. most of you had ancestors or relatives to fought in world war ii, you understand. i want to thank fox, nowhere else that i know of would i be able to make a presentation l like i'll be right back. it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts produ

600 believers put faith into action to march across that bridge named after the grand dragon of the kkk. they are on their way to montgomery to claim the fundamental right to vote, late in the bedrock of our constitution. stolen by hate with unflinching courage, foot soldiers marched through the valley of the shadow of death and they fear no evil, forces of hate inspired to demise what they endured. they force the country to confront the hard truths to keep the promise of america alive. i was a student up north in the civil rights movement. i remember how guilty i was that i wasn't here, how can we all be up there and you go through what you have gone through, i can still picture the troopers with their batons, wands and webs. we are all deserving to be treated equally. two weeks later, they marched to montgomery with dr. king, and even bigger coalition of people. five months later, the voting rights act was signed into law, five months later. as i come here in commemoration, not for show, selma is a reckoning, the right to vote, to have your vote counted is the threshold of democracy a

senator, a kkk grand dragon for the late congressman john lewis.ou know where things stand with that petition? >> listen, i think that the problem is that it is a state bridge. well so many of us have joined that petition to rename the bridge, the reality is that it's up to the state of alabama to get that name change. for me, i think it it is a bittersweet irony that disparate which was named after a united states senator who was a kkk klansmen as well, the fact that what happened on bloody sunday, that ordinary americans -- i mean, john lewis was 26 years old! he was a young man. they all -- the struggle for voting rights came from young people who were brazen. they shed a little blood on the bridge in selma for the right to vote. the courage that he must have had, the courage they almost have had to stay up and make this nation to live up to its ideals, its best ideals of equality and justice for all. that is what so muscle as this. i hope that we remember when we are crossing that bridge that we also must be bridge builders. we must build bridg

police say they were ambushed by four members of the kkk. viola liuzzo was shot to death.tely arrested, but acquitted by an all white male jury. later, they were convicted in federal court and sentenced to only ten years in prison. many of you at home might not have heard viola liuzzo's name before today, but i wanted you to hear her story and remember her as someone who made the ultimate sacrifice, for a more just future for everyone. so now joining me this morning to talk more about her legacy, is her son, anthony liuzzo, also a civil rights activist. anthony, an honor to have you, especially on the eve of the bloodiest on the anniversary. you are just a child when your mother left detroit to go help in some of. what do you remember from the time when she passed away? >> well it was one of the most difficult times in my life, after we had learned about it. but mom was always helping people. she did whatever she could, if someone was in need, she would be there. that is the way she lived. it was not surprising to us that she went down. she would call us every night, told

that the kkk legacy will live on. town that things like that happen. >> abigail, unbelievable to think about that. again, a ten year old exposed to this. we all saw -- just reading that first note compared to what you just described, some parents probably did not follow up or we're aware of it. that's a huge disconnect. i really wish you the best. thank you for telling me about what happened. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> back with the panel now, we're talking about this conceptual deepfake. the whole weeks, months, we've been talking about artificial intelligence, and the beauty of it. we played around with creating cover letters and calling people's parents, pretending to be that person. but there's always been this looming threat -- the sinister side of a i, what can really be done. let me orient this conversation a little more. i want to play for you with a really good deepfake. it's not really tom cruise, but listen to this. tell me if you're surprised. >> well -- every now and then, i like to treat myself. a

and, you know, even when you had the kkk threatening her life or arriving at the theater and coming onto stage and interrupting a rehearsal, she had the support of her dancers that were there, you know, to protect her. and that was her focus of these stories was the beautiful relationships and the camaraderie that she had and felt within the ballet community. and just having her as a mentor, it changed my outlook on so many things in my career and in my life. and it felt like if raven can get through that and still have such deep love for this art form, then i definitely can. [ chuckles ] >> when you finally met her in 2011, you learned that she lived in your neighborhood. >> yeah. >> that she had been following your career. you write, quote... >> mm-hmm. >> after you met raven, you went on to star in the abt's production of "firebird." your image was enlarged and draped in the front of the metropolitan opera house at lincoln center in new york city. you ultimately earned the role of the swan queen in "swan lake," and you were finally promoted as a principal dancer. how does raven own th

it's like hearing there's a head of diversity at the kkk.y, what kind of news network gets mad when their journalists do journalism? one of their reporters could win a pulitzer prize and his boss would be like, "do you know how bad this looks for us? you better go on air and say hillary clinton is a vampire lesbian or you're fired." yo, i can't wait to see what other things fox admits to in these emails. we're a few weeks away from finding out sean hannity does a drag story hour at his local kindergarten. [applause] yeah, yeah. and finally, let's move onto a big story about artificial intelligence. i know, i know. everyone's scared of it. but you know what? i think ai has gotten a bad rap. no, no, seriously. in fact, if you can show me that any actual experts in technology are worried that ai is going to take over the world, i'll shave my pubes. >> this morning, a warning from elon musk and other tech industry experts about the power of artificial intelligence. musk and hundreds of influential names, including apple co-founder steve wozniak,

of the vkks that failed, and therefore , in my opinion, the designation of such people in the new kkksl look very strange because , er, these people who were, let's say conditionally, in power, who had the opportunity to carry out this reform much earlier, but due to the fact that it was the way it was, we are forced to ikea year 9, the 9th year will be a trial-free reform in 2017 kostyantyn krasovskyi met with newly appointed judge of the supreme court, ivan mishchenko, then to the journalists of radio svoboda, mishchenko explained his visit by communicating with people who work in the council on judicial reform, the explanation raises doubts about the credibility, because at that time mishchenko was not a member of the council of judicial reform, while at the moment he is the deputy head of the competition commission from the selection of candidates for the members of the higher qualified commission of judges, of which kostyantyn krasovsky aspires to become a member, it is interesting what connects the member of the commission with the candidate , it is obvious that kostyantyn krasov

a grand dragon of the kkk.over the years many movementhe t barack obama on the 50th anniversary of 2015 as have other civil rights leaders including the vice president kamala harris who was just here one year ago to commemorate this solemn anniversary. she put out a statement today. it goes to the historical aspect of what we are going to see behind me today. with their reenactment of this. brave souls set out to secure one of the most sacred freedoms the right to vote on the bridge there. peaceful march met with crushing violence. only 25 beaten and suffered a fractured school. those brave marchers were pushed back but they continued to march forward. making the pilgrimage many years since 1955. the motorcade of his funeral also with the first crossed over the bridge. as i mentioned, there been movements to rename the john r lewis bridge. that has stalled since in the legislature. president biden will be behind me addressing the american people. the crowd calling for renewed voting rights changes and protectio

. 600 believers put faith in action to march across that bridge named after the grand dragon of the kkk state capital of montgomery to claim the fundamental right to vote. late in the bedrock of our constitution, but stolen by hate, harboring too many hearts. foot soldiers for justice marched. through the valley of the shadow of death they. no evil. >> one of the themes today bridging the gap between people of different backgrounds. it is crucial according to the president. it is important to bring all americans together, especially during dark times. >> selma alabama. thank you very much. the race is on in alaska. heading out across the tundra in the most famous sled dog race. more coming up. >> also we are tracking winter weather moving across the country. big winter storms across the midwest. we will have a look at the full forecast coming up after the break. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me u

here is their head of the kkk. i kid. in the washing machine, it quickly unravelled. as you know, smollett orchestrated it all by paying the brothers by check to be in on the whole thing. we're going to tell the whole story. >> flying back from nigeria, we were expecting our other $500 check. >> i felt like i was just going to get back to business. head back, start doing auditions, continue working out and living my great life. >> i had a whole different filling. i felt like, the police were waiting for me. the customs agent was checking every one's passports. two police officers came up. i went with them. i was like it's over with. they got me. >> while they didn't get smollett the racist beating he claimed. they gave him acting lessons. he should do a one man show and punch himself in the face. lawrence, were you ever just, for a moment, were you like all of us that didn't want to say anything because we knew it was fake but we didn't want to be first? >> we all have jobs, okay. we got to be easy on this. i could have s

said about her work even though her family as you say sarah was targeted and she was targeted by the kkk. she said this effort gave her life fuller dimension quote something happened to me as i got more and more involved in the movement. i had found something outside myself that gave meaning to my life. so it was though a kind of a thing that could really exhaust you, right? so she does move to new york in 1964. she lives a client life there. she writes her memoir a few years later eventually. she moved back to mississippi where she died in 2015 and just two years ago. she was honored in centerville of all. is right by these people who came together and this is actually mostly her family members here. you remember adeline in the book? that's that's adeline her sister and her brother. they came together and the city or i get the highway department honored her i guess with a highway segment and centerville there anne moody memorial highway, so i thought that was kind of a nice tribute. from archival. yes, please. i just have a question about the about the about the last photo yes when they

[laughter] so they pretended the kkk was running the pta.mand of the ten people in the fbi's ten most wanted list our parents. i kid, but they weren't when they decided to intimidate parents from being good parents. no surprise it was [bleep]. the oscars saw more violence than these witless school boards. meanwhile, house dems are going postal over the parental rights in education bill. proposed legislation includes the right for parents to voice their opinions on a children's education, the right to see what's being taught in class and with the school spending their money on. and the right to maintain a child's privacy and the right for uncle greg to borrow their schwinn on a moment's notice. but parents want to roll in the kids education. who do they think they are, parents? they should be imprisoned. let's see what the dems think. >> they want to ban books about history. ban books about the american journey. ban books about the holocaust. ban books about slavery. speak of how disgraceful we want to terrorize the very people who love our c

the kkk and other white supremacist groups across the which were earnestly rising again and terrorizing black and their white republican allies. he to supported women's suffrage and, gave opportunities for women suffrage to come to congress and speak on behalf of that cause, he workers rights. he supported greenback currency. he supported any policy. he could support many policies to level the economic playing field for ordinary laboring americans and the poor. he supported veterans rights. he worked hard to help individuals, especially black and black veterans get their pensions. he led the national homes for disabled volunteer soldiers, which had first home just a little way down the road from me in togas togas in augusta, maine. he led that organization. from 1866 to 1879 to great acclaim. he pressed for the segregated of west point by, nominating black men to cadetship. and although it's not him but his son, ben butler, his son benny, who went reluctantly to west point, was one of henry flippers closest friends at west point. henry flipper, the first black american to graduate from

and detroit, just a couple of weeks ago a federal judge in new york, ruled those calls violated, the kkk voters that ruling came in a civil case brought by new york attorney general tish james, who says she wants the two men to pay nearly $3 million in penalties in that civil case, they'll be on top of the 5 million dollar penalty the fcc has already proposed for them which would be the largest fine for robocall in u.s. history. that's how it's been going for those guys. for that robocall they sent out, trying to scare black voters out of casting their ballots, effectively to trick black voters out of illegally voting. well today, new case, same idea, and it concerns, in this case, not a robocall but images like these ones. this is from 2016. you see there, it says avoid the, line vote from home, text hillary to this number, vote for hillary, and be a part of history. now down at the bottom it says, paid for by hillary for, president 2016. it's pretty obvious who this fake out is targeted at, it's an african american woman, holding an african americans where hillary sign. and of course,

there are folks on these police departments who have infiltrated according to the fbi report that are kkk and white supremacists, you need to get them off of the police department, you need to do a better job of recruiting folks who look like me. and i'm not saying that just because a black officer is on your department that you won't have a problem like we saw in memphis, it has to be the right kind of police officer that you recruit. so unless and until that happens, you can and until these police chiefs look at these specialized units and make sure that they don't have a bunch of elephant hunters abusing people at night, we'll continue to see this problem. >> all right. sergeant tdorsey, thank you so much. >>> president biden revealing his new budget proposal today. the eye popping number he plans to cut deficits by in the decade. >>> and walgreen's no longer welcome in california, their controversial abortion pill decision. rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine linines in 1-week, deep wrinknkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogegena® every day, millions s of th

. 600 believes put faith and action to march across that bridge named after the grand dragon of the kkk. they're on their way to the state capitol of montgomery to claim their fundamental right to vote, laid in the bedrock of our constitution but stolen by hat harbored into too many hearts. with unflinching courage, foot soldiers for justice marched through the valley of the shadow of death and they feared no evil. the forces of hate conspired to demise what they endured. they forced the country to confront the hard truth and to act to keep the promise of america alive. i was a student up north in the civil rights movement. i remember feeling how guilty i was i wasn't here. how could we all be up there and you going through what you went through, looking at those. i can still picture the batons and wands and whips. a promise that declare we're all created and deserve to be treated equally. two weeks later they marched to montgomery with dr. king and even bigger coalitions of people with different races and face. five months later the voting rights act was signed into law five months lat

so he's basically talking to the proud boys, to qanon and kkk. >> tucker: oh, january 6th. the only real organized group on january 6th was the fbi, of course. consider the side and where it's coming from. this is maxine waters, the lady that cheered on the l.a. race riots three decades ago. this is the very same person that just a few years ago said -- and we're quoting -- if you see anyone from the trump candidate in a restaurant, department store or gasoline stations -- she's very old -- get out create a crowd and you push back on them and you tell them they're not welcome anymore anywhere. basically necklace them. ok, macscene waters, but she's a democrat so this is just a civil rights exercise. she's protected from domestic terrorism charges. alvin bragg is, too. he's a democrat. you should know -- we don't want to impugn his character or anything and suggest there's a connection between politics and the indictment of donald trump, but alvin bragg did run for office promising as a campaign promise to indict donald trump. we're not guessing. he gave televised interviews

for example, biden once worked with segregationists like robert kkk byrd. he wanted to stop integration of our public school systems. in his words, he didn't want his kids to grow up in a school that is the racial jungle. his best friend and mentor was that same senator, robert byrd, the former, you know, grandpa above the ku klux klan. more recently he told african americans that they're not really black, of course, in the stable for him and then he said about barack obama, this is storybook. man, he's clean. he's bright. he's articulate. obama, that is storybook, for the first time ever. if biden was a republican to think the mob and the media would still support him after this? take a look. >> madam president, we have predators on our streets. >> you cannot go to a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts must have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> what kind of a chance would a northeastern liberal like joe biden stand in the south? >> better than anybody else. my state was a slave state. >> the first sort of mainstream african american who was articulate and

also some of the statements made on discord have racist overtones, talking about buying a kkk outfit,wful things. also kind of talking about the fact that he had just lost his father who allegedly was an avid hunter and saying is this a way he can sort of remember his father by committing such an act? this triggered the red flag laws in the state of new york. this person was arrest. zachery mullen, 20 years old, extreme risk order of protection was issued and brought into custody. here's the thing, he is no longer in custody because of the state's federal reform laws. he is in the custody of his mother where he was living. the police department did go in there, removed all of the weapons which they did find a shotgun. they did find another gun. they found ammunition. >> wow. >> that is all cleared from the home. the district attorney there very conservative district attorney saying i don't know if can you get access to another gun here. but that's the way the laws are in place here at new york. those are so controversial in many elections both before they were enacted and now. this is

600 believers put faith in action to march across that bridge, named after the grand dragon of the kkk're on their way to the state capital, montgomery, to claim their fundamental right to vote. late in the bedrock of our constitution. but stolen by hate, harbored into many hearts. with unflinching courage, footsoldiers would march for justice through the valley of the shadow of death. and they feared no evil. the forces of hate conspired to demise, they endured, and forced the country to confront the hard truth and to act, to keep the promise of america alive. i was a student in the civil rights movement, i remember feeling how guilty i was. that i was not here. how could we all be up there, and you are going through what you are going through? i can still picture it. the troopers with their buttons, and ones, and whips. [inaudible] two weeks later, they marched to montgomery with dr. king, and an even bigger coalition of people from different races, and faiths. five months later, the voting rights act was signed into law five months later. as i come here and commemoration, not for sh

important ballet companies o our time but she experienced extrem racism her life was being threatene by the kkk her to, when she cam into my life, when we met fo her to have such a positiv outlook on her life and he experience and still be so passionate and dedicated t ballet that was mind-blowing to me. >> i am such a fan you have literally changed the game for so many folks, mist copeland, whether they are actual ballet dancers, aspirin ballet dancers, folks who ar lovers of the arts, we reall appreciate your voice and your time thank you. >> thank you so much >> you can read more about game-changer misty copeland an all of the great things that are being done at the summit i the know your values section o msnbc.com. and thanks so much for watchin symone on this sunday. i'm melissa murray, in for symone sanders townsend. you can catch symone here on msnbc weekends, at 4 pm eastern, and streaming all the time onl on peacock, where you will fin new episodes on the msnbc hu every monday politics nation with reveren al sharpton starts right after this break some people have minor joint pain plus

indictments, et cetera, that h might have he has basically talking to th proud boys, the oath keepers qanon, kkkhe doesn't car if it is not the actual truth. he is getting them ready because he thinks, eventually, he may be charged with crimina activity that is to get ready, a speech that he was giving of course, you can never trust him. he is a liar, he has prove himself to be dishonest. and no matter what he says i going to happen, it's a matter of getting him ready and getting in front of it so that they can take some action. we don't know what they ar organized to do. >> we do not know what anyon is organizing to do. and i think the language in an of itself should be concerning to all of us moments ago, before this program started, on twitter, speaker mccarthy echoed th former president's attacks o the district attorney, alvin bragg. yesterday, he said a whole manner of things he would instruct the committee, specifically, to investigate the district attorney's case what are the discussions happening now between you an other members about speake mccarthy's statement >> i'm not really in any

named after the grand -- kkk.ndamental right to vote. late in the bedrock of our constitution but stolen by hate. >> in the fight for voting rights, no less urgent today, as 32 states debate new restrictions. joining me now, arizona secretary of state adrienne fuentes. adrian you, are on the front lines of this fight. i wonder what stood out for him for you from biden's speech. and just this visual of 58 years later, continuing to be in this fight? >> first, thank you for having me. and what stood out was just as you mentioned, we are still in this fight. there are still americans out there who will call themselves patriots but will work to deny they're furlough americans the right to vote. there are still people out there who claim the mantle of americans and will put their own political party above their fundamental countryman's fundamental right right the people here in the united states died for. a right that we send americans overseas to fight and die for many times. this is an incredible thing and it is real

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so he's basically talking to the crowd was the oath keepers, cuellar and kkk?. >> oh, jan ziggs, the only really organized group on january six was the fbi, ofit course.hee but consider the idea and whereh it's coming from.ere it's this is ma this is maxine waters. lady this is the lady who cheered on the l.a. race riotson three decades ago. >> this is the very same person just a few years ago. we'said and we're quoting, if u see anybody from the trump cabinet in a restaurant, inne a department store, at a gasoline station, she's very get create a crowd and you push back on get out and create a crowd them back on them and you tell her they're not welcome anymore, anywhere . >> basically, neckless them. >> okay, magazine. but she's a democrat. is just a civil rights exercise. so these are this is justotecte a civil rights exercise. d fromshe's protected from domec terrorism charges. and alvin bragg is to he's ahe'm democratocrat.w --. to impug and you should know we don't want to impugn his character or anything. there's antt to suggest there's a connection betwe

we need to know the democrat party is the founder of the kkk. it is the founder of jim crow. it is the founder of slavery. and be continuation of slavery is the democrat party. so if you want to teach american history, teach american history do not teach this woke politically correct nonsense so that it teaches like children they can never achieve anything and it teaches white children that they have to have guilt. if there's any guilt in this country -- host: we understand your opinion there. we are talking about the top news story with glenn, in california. what is your top news story? caller: this is what is not in the top story. you talk about student loans, china, the cherokee nation deserves a delegate to the congress. we have no voice for our treaty rights. my grandmother and great-grandmother it was stolen from their families after being forcibly removed from the land in georgia. public schools, you want to talk about history? where is our delegate to the congress of the united states as a sovereign nation? the cherokee nation, the creek nation, all indian nations des