mcdaniel, about humanities and the department of history. and the professor caleb mcdaniel specializes in u.s. history, and an american civil war era. in the latest book, a true story of slavery and restitution in america. on the weekly press and awarded the pulitzer prize for history and bravery in a more of the organization of american historian and in addition, the scholarly publication, it appeared in the new york times, the atlanta, and times. as an active leader in american history initiative read them also very pleased to introduce our monitor jordan, who the justice legal firm and it the 2021, 2022, - and jordan graduated as a history major from columbia college and recently at the law school. and facilitating collective visions around local government initiatives. and she currently works alongside in the community and southeastern louisiana to advocate for justice and the legacies of slavery. in the intersection of law and the justice theory and a recent publication, announced her as a her preparations on american plantation and exp

rnc chair ronna mcdaniel joins me now.his covid plan for testing after his comments caught fire but the white house is the president on vacation and delaware of course will not be signing the contract for this 500 million at-home test until late next week. honestly that means they're not going to get in people's hands for several weeks. what you make of all of this? >> the biden administration has been caught flat-footed but let's not forget what joe biden ran on pretty ran on stopping the virus, getting rid of covid. this was the number one issue in his campaign for president and now he is saying we thought the federal government's fault it's at the state issue it is such a fillet in the testing failure. this is something a biden a ministration should have seen it for the have known we have people traveling and so many people cannot get tests. i know i've been to cvs many times we had family in town. everyone is looking for these tests in the biden administration failed yet again. >> you look back on the events i need thi

we saw the mcdaniel father and son convicted in killing ahmaud arbery. from the criminal justice perspective, what do you make of these trials? does that reflect change? >> there is reforms to be made. we can look at individual cases or isolated incidents. what i am more concerned about, what i have in place to ensure that justice is truly blind and that all of us are -- under law. that does not mean i do not like police officers. we like police officers who are accountable to their community. we have calmed her stations in a good direction but we are going to continue to see the outcome of the trials we have seen, which is a mixed bag, until we adopt police reform comprehensively so that there is a standard for every jurisdiction, and not 3000 or so standards based on jurisdictions. >> yeah. it sounds like there is work to be done at the national level, but with all of these different systems of accountability all over, there are local level works to be done. i went to ask you about one other part b have seen, promises from the business side of america,

dr mcdaniels davidson. i'll let you close this out. yeah i would echo everything that dr sambo said, and i would say that we are really going to need these kinds of trusted efforts, um, of communities and from communities. we can't come in from the outside and expect that we're going to be received well. we have misinformation and disinformation that's coming up. people like a fire hose and in public health. we're really careful about what we say. and so information kind of comes out at a trickle instead of that that big fire hose and so we have to be aware that that that's happening and. and use those trusted messengers. those community health workers, faith leaders as our conduits and ask people who bring vaccinated to evangelize for us, because that's what it takes. when you have someone who's vaccinated. it's more like they're more likely that their friends and families will be back to. pretty private person, so i hope you guys know that i'm really not doing this for attention. i just think that representation and visibility are so

. >> john: we will speak to ronna mcdaniel in a moment. we begin with peter doocy in kansas city.efully you got a belly full of barbecue. >> i just had a brisket sandwich the side of my head. we are awaiting the president on his way to missouri. to pitch the extra base hits bill he made to a state that trump won by a lot. we talked to one of missouri's republican senators who doesn't get why the president is on his way here. >> it wreaks of desperation and to change the subject. what his visit will highlight in missouri is how bad his policies have been. i can't figure out what the president has against working people. he doesn't want them to buy cars or be fired if they don't get the vaccine. doesn't want them to have a say in school boards. he doesn't think much of working people and their families. >> voters do not like what they see. 63% polled by the "wall street journal" said the country is going in the wrong direction and republican leaders said biden and company are spending too much money on the wrong things. >> upside down on the economy. the reckless spending spree the

we saw the mcdaniels father and son convicted in the killing of ahmaud arbery.rom the criminal justice perspective, what do you make of these trials that america's just watched? does it reflect change? >> all of it is convoluted, quite honestly. we have over 3000 law enforcement agencies across the country, from my understanding, and 3000 different standards of review and accountability. we have district attorneys across the country who are elected who think about ahmaud arbery's scenario. a district attorney who colluded with those who murdered ahmaud arbery, as opposed to with her -- as opposed to representing her district. there are reforms that can be made, that look at individual cases, isolated incidents. what are the systems in place to ensure that justice is blind and that all of us are afforded equal protection under the law? this is by no means saying i dislike police officers. we like police officers, who are accountable to the community -- they are protecting and serving and not preying upon their citizens. we have advanced the conversation in a good

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his appointment for coach mike mcdaniel. >> it's a shame this is happening on zoom, over christmas.hes, and you guys can't see it. >> two former 49ers are among the 15 finalists for the nfl hall of fame voting. patrick willis became a finalist for the first time after he retired in 2014. he joins defensive lineman bryant young mother has been eligible over the last decade. the class will be announced the night before the super bowl. apparently might you need eight healthy players play a game in the nba. the nuggets didn't have that many, so the warriors came tonight there was positive in minutes has been postponed. up north, the toronto raptors had already reduced their capacity to 50%. they are now pausing all fan attendance at their games for the next 3 weeks in response to the covid surge. my day was ruined before lunch today. i made the mistake of turning into the dukes mailable, so i will make you as well. the winning coach gets a mayonnaise shower. >> i'd let somebody hit me 365 days with a frying pan in the face if we won, so mayonnaise is easing. >> patio like your mayonnais

joie: where hattie mcdaniel's character became the name of a racist trope, the "mammy."urns out, a lot of those "funnies" weren't very funny. like holly's neighbor, mr. yuniyoshi, in "breakfast at tiffany's" -- >> you cannot go on and keep ringing my bell. joie: or the very first tv sitcom to star an african american woman, "beulah." >> who spends most of her time in the kitchen -- but never seems to know what's cookin'. joie: why did audiences embrace these demeaning depictions? i asked media and cultural studies scholar alfred martin. >> stereotypes aren't just about saying, "hey, isn't this funny," they are generally always about keeping the status quo in place. >> so it's become part of our consciousness and our subconsciousness, we accept the ideas of blacks as lazy, asians as untrustworthy, stereotypes about latinos as shady, as shifty. this has seeped into our consciousness and informs how we view people in the everyday world and in our everyday existence. joie: scholars say the fix isn't to just pull offensive material off the screen, but to give audiences contex

with that i will turn it over to professor mcdaniel to introduce all of us sweet taste of liberty >> thank you so much, stephanie, for that warm introduction. it is truly an honor to be speaking with you this morning. let me begin with a story about a lawyer. on august 8, 1948, the chicago sunday tribune published a profile about a lawyer named arthur h sims. a one time slave that had been practicing law in chicago for more than 50 years. according to the tribune, he had been born in 1956 to a mother described only as a laundress. he remained active even at the ripe old age of 92. a deputy clerk that was interviewed for the article and is pictured here next to arthur sims said that the lawyer was the oldest attorney still practicing in the city and just seemed to go on forever. sims had indeed seen a lot of his years in chicago. he became one of the first african-american graduates of the union college of law. the alumni included a future governor of illinois and a populist presidential candidate. a few years later for the school of law. years after the graduation, sims made a name f

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could duffy, the son of more, mcdaniel and it is widely believed that if libyans were allowed to vote freely, overwhelmingly, they would vote for could duffy's son and that despite all the events of 2011, despite the killing of his father, apparently the hearts and minds of people are still on the side of the cadaver family and on the side of safe. so. busy as, as i and if i interpret this correctly sounds like we have a renter mob trying to put off the elections to keep the prime minister in power by their not being a presidential election. and is this just organically happening normally? i'm a renter mob is actually rented. is there an suggestion of outside influence, while libya has a long history and a very tragic history of being subject of you know, international interference. after all, we all remember who bombed qaddafi into well, into ousting the power and basically into death, into the bombed, had been brought him into the hands of the rebels of the anti government forces. so and that basically there's a lot of a lot of foreign actors in foreign powers who have these little

christine mcdaniel is senior research fellow at the mercatus center think tank, she's a former us treasuryice to see you again. listening to president biden they're talking about cabbage patch kids and beanie babies, to what extent is this really about pr and him trying to win over the american public, as opposed to what he really can do to help the situation? thank ou, do to help the situation? thank you. nice _ do to help the situation? thank you. nice to _ do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be _ do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. _ do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. that - do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. that is i do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. that is a l you, nice to be here. that is a very good question, so president biden and many other policymakers, well—intentioned people, they see the big problems, the slow deliveries, the containers stacked high, as president biden said the ships waiting on anchor outside la long beach but they are just the terms of the strain. the strain being the huge

want to use this new found support among hispanics to justify and name progressive projects like mcdaniel's new coalition and criminal justice reform. last year in wisconsin you saw a shift among hispanic voters partly due to blm rise. they're not fond of those. this year a blm supporter, daryl brooks drove his car in a christmas parade, killing six and injuring more than 60. where is the gop's law and order message? where is their national vision that isn't just a moderate version of the democratic platform with more foreign wars? we haven't seen it yet. >> i thought if we did real polling in spanish of salvador immigrants what do you think we should do about law and order? that should be the republican platform on law and order. thank you for your analysis of that. >> thanks for having me. >> so you're watching colleges and universities across the country shut down. but wait a second. everyone there is fascinated. they can't be on campus if they're not. why are they shutting down again? one major school district announced it's going back to virtual learning. something very strange is goin

let's ask rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel.untry what does the polling say. >> it's not popular. he is under water. his negatives are very, very high. let's look at why. he said one, you have to be max masked or vaxxed now that's changed. he said i'm not going to enforce vaccine mandates. that changed. he said he was going to shut down the virus and he went on tv and said we are going to have a winter of death and despair. this is a president who has not fulfilled any of his promises. he has muddled his messaging. have a testing crisis right now four country, first and foremost he made a promise to the american people. he shut down the virus. more people have died on his watch than they did in 2020 when we didn't have a vaccine. that's why joe biden is under water with the american people. brian: here he is promising to keep schools open. >> last year, we thought the only way to keep your children safe was to close your -- close our schools. today we know more and we have more resources to keep those schools open. covid-19 is s

he likely infected row that mcdaniel the day before on the 25th. three takes later, at the time of the debate with 77-year-old joe biden, the president of the united states has active covid. and the white house knew it. and if the story is correct, then the white house physician knew it. and the white house physician never should have allowed the president to dedebate. that is something many people would resign over rather than allow that to go forward. his responsibility was to be the president's physician, not the president's enabler. >> yeah. let's not forget the doctor had taken an oath himself. we will keep focusing on this. this is a perfect still very much the central nervous system of the gop. we're talking about a stunning disregard for human life. from joe biden, to the gold star families who already suffered enough loss, to all the people he came into contact with, including his own staff, family members and his own children. thank you. >>> new information about the chaotic scene at this mass shooting in michigan. a 15-year-old sophomore

. >> republican national committee chair ron mcdaniel says republicans are feeling very confident ahead of the midterms writing the fox news op-ed, quote, president biden's job approval rating is in freefall and it is not just republicans think so. a recent usa today poll found 59% of voters disapproved of biden's job performance well vice president kamala harris's approval rating sits at an embarrassing 28%, 46% of those surveyed believe biden is doing a star as president than expected including 16% who supported in last year. with biden underwater a red wave is coming as we look ahead to the 2022 midterm elections, democrats every reason to worry. carley: private-sector employees must get vaccinated if they want to continue working in new york city. listen to this. >> we need to take bold action to address these threats. we cannot have shutdowns in new york city. we have to keep moving forward. the answer is to use the things that work. vaccination works and vaccine mandates work. >> republican congressional candidate looking to defeat aoc. joins me. you just heard mayor deblasio, pri

some things to unpack here, and here with me now for a reaction to do just that, rnc chair ronna mcdaniel, along with former advisor stephen miller. stephen, i just have to say, we are looking at this, it is almost like it's an alternate reality, you know, jesse left us with the singing nurses in the white house, that completely bizarre dynamics, and now we have this claimed that the supply chain crisis was fixed by father joe biden, when in fact it's because we stopped ordering things that would have to be shipped from someplace other than the united states, and we shop locally. is this something we can expect to see happening over and over and over again on every issue for the next three freaking years? >> well, first of all, merry christmas. i just wish more of our fellow citizens this holiday season, it would be a much merry christmas. unfortunately, this has been an absolutely brutal year for the american people. the biden administration is at war with reality. that is their problem. the reality is our supply chains are crippled and broken. i like many americans have experience this

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interestingly, the president had met with mcdaniel, the head of the rnc, the day before on the 25th. five days later, she tested positive. so almost certainly, the president infected -- infected her. this was so reckless, the president meets with dozens or maybe hundreds of people in the course of just several days. he met with gold star families. he has secret service that -- that protect him. he has air force one personnel that fly him around. everyone that interacts with -- with that patient was exposed to the virus astonishing. >> astonishing. doctor, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >>> and next, prosecutors charging the suspected teen gunman in the michigan school shooting as an adult. and we are learning new details tonight about how the shooting unfolded that are really hard to hear. the prosecutor in the case is next. >>> plus, an important update on a story that we have been following. the women's tennis association tonight suspending all tournaments in china because of concerns about tennis star peng shuai. the chairman and ceo of the wta will speak out front. our reti

and you see steven miller, rana mcdaniel, head of the rnc, and others sitting down and saying how are we going to message this idea that trump still could win and still could be president. you see two members of congress, jim jordan and scott perry, representatives from ohio and pennsylvania respectively helping to shape that messaging. then during the lunchtime break when meadows comes in, they brief him and let him know what's going on. mark meadows is in the middle of everything. now we saw in other reporting in "the washington post" which has been extraordinary and in some of the books that have come out about the final days of the trump administration that med oats was always trying -- meadows was always trying to basically argue that he was -- a check on trump's worst impulses. he was saying to people in pence's office, to the mainstream republicans, i think we can figure out a way for this to end peaceably. i'm sure that the president will come to understand that he's lost this election. but what you see is this duality. one face saying we're going to do the reasonable thing, a

he said he didn't care when ronald mcdaniels that you are going to destroy the party and you will neverfficial threatened him that the move would cost him tens of millions of dollars. part of that equation was legal bills and now you see it's not just legal bills associated with the elections but they're paying legal bills associated to new york. >> his new book is entitled "betrayal," the final act of the trump's show. up next, something special for the book lovers out there. 125 years of literary history from the new york times book review, i love this special edition, we'll talk about it when "morning joe" comes back. tt when "morning joe" comes back. m. ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. (burke) this is why you want farmers claim forgiveness... [echoing] claim forgiveness-ness, your home premium won't go up just because of this. (woman) wow, that's something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. [echoing] get a quote today. ♪ we are farme