released that nobody knew about apparently, except the open office, picking up the story odds, eas, rachel black for nearly 50 years after a violin government overthrown in chalet, supported by the united states, newly declassified documents are giving insight into attempts by then president richard nixon to prevent the election of the country socialist liter before the crew of 1973, there was the attended to of 1971 of the event. if this years of that attempt appeared to be none other than pepsi co. c o donald kendall, whose company was putting up images of peace, love, and happiness in its ads. recognize it. this is the past with simple pleasures, places to see people and is the one color that belongs with every happy hopeful moment. the pepsi chief was concerned about the election of salvador i ended, and when it might me for the future of his company. that's when kendall introduced the nixon ministration to one of the richest men in chalet, media, mobile, and publisher. augusta and edwards edwards visited washington dc in september of 1970, where he and the pepsi cheat had a breakfast. meeti

small details here with us who use rachel black. a package that has confirmed it is pulling out of the major pipeline project with the wrong. nearly a jacket after it was supposed to be completed due to the threat of punishment from the united states. after years of delays on the gas pipeline, which is supposed to be launched back in 2014. as long as petroleum administer confirmed the us sections on a row and the possibility of retaliation from washington serve is the final now in the carpet. currently, the project is stalled due to international sanctions on the ram, and we have been compelled to put it on hold. pulling out of the project will also come with the costs are raw, says it has already invested $2000000000.00 and is written pakistan with an $18000000.00 fine if it doesn't complete it. so the pipeline 0 by march of next year was the threats of sanctions violations coming from the us seem to be greater in the eyes of the government and is all about leaving some to argue that washington should be the one paying the fines fo

make it seem it's trying to improve ties and it's friendship with china over now is warranties. rachel black shoot takes a closer a days before raimondo left. her amazing, the commerce department's bureau of industry and security announced the removal of $27.00 chinese entities from his and verified list which restricts access to exports from the us. the vitamin ministry also confirmed it is seeking a 6 month extension to the 1979 science and technology agreement i had of it's august 27th deadline. the landmark deal was 1st made with washington invasion, normalize diplomatic types more than 40 years ago. and it has been extended every 5 years ever since. the fact that the us is only asking for 6 months, this time will no doubt send a message to china as a spokesperson from the state department. confront these short to um, 6th month extension will keep the agreements and for us why we seek a for a te tell him to take and go sions to advance and strengthen the terms of the science and technology agreements. it does not come in the united states so long to an extension. but while design and min

pete: speaking for a lot of people that video you mention rachel it is black, white young old -- male female, and they're watch this song with tears pouring down connecting to it and most people who write about this at rolling stone or washington post would say well that person is not supposed to connect to this song only angry white people in west virginia whose jobs is lost and it is this system in the country and they love it. thet they want to love it. will: that's that spirit in hawaii that sense of community and unity i saw yesterday i went to a pizza shop and guy that owning pizza shop he's tired of division. tired we're -- one country. we're a community. and that's what you're in part hearing from oliver anthony. >> hear more from him and didn't have an interview scheduled he made one happen. rachel: that's the way he is. pete: we turn to a fox wildfire alert. at least one person is dead after a wind driven fire in washington state triples in size just a few hours yesterday. at least 185 structures have been destroyed. a state of emergency has been declared in spokane county w

black vote. i will say this against the moment. rachelland's fyre fest presale tickets sold out. there were like $500 a ticket and that was despite the disaster that we all know happened last time and there's no information on the event and there's no location and no date and no time. what's the appeal here? >> the appeal is there's a sucker born every minute and i can't wait to not go to this and i know people that went to the first fyre festival and i watch the documentary and i saw familiar faces and i was like, yeah, that person would be dumb enough to fall for this and what's going to fall for this again and we've seen multiple documentaries about this. rachel: and the investors and by the way not just investing in this and this is for real and they're having fyre festival the musical and mcfarland explaining more. >> you're paying people back? >> yeah, but i have professional support and they're not letting me do anything on my own. >> you didn't have professional support last time? >> that was definitely one of the problems. rachel

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rachel: so 80% of black families in chicago are, do not have a male as the head of that family, is that80% of the households this our neighborhood. i'm in one of the neighborhoods on the south side of chicago, they do not have a male in the household. not only do they not have a male in the household, but they're lacking male mentorship in the community. so it's important that men like myself and other brothers come alongside these families and provide positive mentors especially for these young men who are getting caught up in gang violence and doing activities they should not be participating in. it's real important that we get involved in the lives of these young people at a very early age. rachel: yeah. i mean, this is clearly an epidemic. those numbers are staggering, and let's hope that mentorship can help at least reverse it a little bit. i'm with you, i believe that this is the heart of the problem. if we solve this, or at least make some headway on it, we'll make some headway on the crime numbers that you can and i start talking about. pastor corey brooks, thank you for joining

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black men. >> we've seen this word before, rachel, pretended she was an arab american, lantina and south asiant checked the box for being a native american. so, to me, you know, i was struck by professor kevin who comments about this, he said, you know it's a privilege to be able to do this, this is a privilege to tell yourself that you are becoming a person of color or a different race, it begs questions all the ones you brought up, so what about the reverse then, it seems highly unlikely, someone with a darker skin would wake up, all of a sudden it's white and i have all the privileges as well. it seems like it's going one way that these people are enjoying, it runs a risk of fetishization, justification, always goes to me in the female portion of it. and i think when it becomes trendy to be a certain race and right now a certain direction that's going, that's really potentially problematic and it has real issues for those that are born a certain way and that is theirs, for someone else to think they can try it on during their free time and down time, what is miuki going to be next, she is b

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new constitution and at harvard he went out of his way to ensure the success of black law students like barack obama and rachelay school where he offered lessons and advice to ensure their success. often you don't get to rudy immediate benefits of the work that you do but the work of charles ogletree was no different the fruits of that work we felt for generations to come. every day americans presidents and entire nations and generations to come thank you so much for watching symone on this great sunday i'm simone sanders and you can catch me right here on msnbc weekends at four pm eastern and anytime on peacock. or the msnbc hub every monday. if you want more of the show including behind the scenes videos find us on instagram twitter and tiktok. lucky for you politicsnation is next and he will be joined by house january six committee benny thompson also talking about why democrats worry that black voters won't turn out for president biden in 2024. we're gonna get right into that after this break. cked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced ou

polling that shows huge chunks of biden voters, including black amer americans find the way he is treating his granddaughter r reprehensible. >> rachelis pocket all the time. voters don't like it, by acknowledging it, now he can say, we dealt with that and i don't want to be asked about that anymore and most media won't do that. now that he's acknowledged her. that is not showing love. it doesn't take away the cruel things they did, like have a big, fancy spread in people magazine talk their grandkids and didn't talk about navy. and having the christmas stockings set up for everyone, but not navy. taking private jets to the home state of the mother while trying to lower payments for child support. i hope navy biden didn't get what she deserved out of child payments. the payments were lowered. >> todd: she got a painting, just horrible. new survey finds one in four adults do not want kids, some are focusing on themselves or financial issues and 38% blame the state of the world. two in five adults say marriage is outdated scomb of that, 73% say too expensive. i need a quick answer. has the left achieved goal of destabilizing vital amer

rachel. this week for a campaign that has huge warningin zoos, look at numbers among the base, numbers of black voters, young voters, hispanic voters, there are visible warning signs. what is he doing? on the beach, on a bike, on vacation in delaware. this is what he's doing. if i'm a democratic party member, i am saying this guy doesn't care. >> julie: if i'm a democratic party member, i am embarrassed. dark brand is a joke, i don't think it is funny. brandon is the worst insult he's adopted and made something of it. the red beam eyes would be cool, it is uncool, news about hunter biden and joe biden were buried because of indictment when our main focus should be our president and dark days of summer, that is what the mug should say. >> kayleigh: that is right and paul, "wall street journal" says the legal case will play out in the coming months, about donald trump. the political point, is where democrats want voters to focus on mr. trump all day everyday. interesting. in april, biden announced campaign, hidden line, flashback to politico day after biden's launch. biden campaign launch is over

rachel mars then takes a closer look at the story. for all the pro collection among western leaders about how russia pulling out of the black sea gray deal that sent you premium grade largely into europe to feed live stock was going to somehow start the world's poor . well, they shouldn't seem too interested in reaching into their own pockets to find a well established united nations program that's recognized for actually serving to feed starving people. the world food for ram is sounding the alarm right now over its efforts being hit by some rather tight fis. recently, world food program is preparing to fully suspended smell intrusion prevention interventions in yemen as early as august due to critical funding shortfalls affecting all 2400000 people original and targeted. while the $139000000.00 pledged to date out of the $1000000000.00 that the u. n says it needs to feed starving. the amenities may sound like a lot in reality. it's the kind of shock change to the bottom administration could drop on the way up the door to printing and present environments. zalinski with barely anyone even batting an eye, particularly when considering th

rachel: tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. new details in that racially motivated rampage in florida. the sheriff saying the shooter hated black people. >>> a state of emergency in florida. hurricane watches just issued as a new storm takes aim. >> first, chilling new video from jacksonville, florida. the shooter seen entering a store before opening fire. three victims killed in what's being investigated as a hate crime. new information about the young man behind it, including swastikas found on one of his guns. first spotted at a historically black university nearby, a security guard forcing him away. alex presha reporting from jacksonville. >>> also developing, that dangerous storm taking aim at florida's gulf coast. residents stocking up on supplies. and filling sandbags. tropical storm idalia gaining strengths. when and where will it hit? >>> plus, the record breaking heat in the south and raging wildfires in louisiana. somara theodore timing it all out. >> the deadly crash overseas. three u.s. marines killed when their osprey went down in military exercises in australia. new questions about the aircraft's safety after fiv

rachel: tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. new details in that racially motivated rampage in florida. the sheriff saying the shooter hated blackople. >>> a state of emergency in florida. hurricane watches just issued as a new storm takes aim.

where the rachel polarization has declined to the point where it still exists but it's possible, because of white support for minority preferred candidates, it's possible to win with a lower blackercentage or minority percentage than used to be required. therefore, the districts that the lower court had accepted as the standard and they accepted it as appropriate, district that provide a fair opportunity for black voters, direct representatives of their choice whatever their race, with only a bare majority of the voting age population. therefore it possible for the first time to draw for minority districts in alabama's ruse hadn't been true beforehand. that's with the trial court said with a valid view. host: let's hear from keith in denver, colorado line, independent. caller: good morning, i also hear conservatives media and conservative dog leaders that there is no such thing as systemic racism. however, if redistricting is racially based in places like alabama or west virginia were whatever, isn't that proof that systemic racism still exists in the united states? guest: whether systemic racism still exists in the united states isn't really the question before the court. it i

rachel, economic equality. that was the second limb of the 1963 march. and the wealth gap between blackite households. it remains a huge area of segregation, here's how former president obama described it ten years ago at the 2013 march. take a listen. >> the test was not, and never has been, whether the doors of opportunity are correct a bit wider for a few. it's whether our economic system provides a fair shot for the many. for the black custodian in the white steel worker. the emigrant dishwasher and the native american veteran. to win that battle, to answer that call. this remains our great unfinished business. >> both the trump and biden administrations, at one point or another, have taken credit for historically low unemployment rates for african americans. but why is the wealth gap unmoved? and what can be done from a policy perspective? >> well, looking at what president obama said, it's because this is simply unfinished business. when you have black households having $24,000 worth of wealth and white houses having up to $189,000 worth of wealth, this should show that the wealth

rachel: right. one of the things that's kind of interesting that he talks about is obama's insecurity about his own blacknessne of the examples he uses is one that we can see playing out before our eyes. if he was authentically that guy from chicago, that guy that's really, truly authentically part of the black community, he wouldn't be hanging out all the time with really rich white people which is sort of his comfort zone, right? here's something else in the article. he says the election of joe biden in 2020 gave the obamas even more reason to stay in town. the whispers about biden's cognitive decline. now, we've talked about this a lot on the show, that we believe that this is obama -- biden's election is truly obama's third term as well. will: what he's referencing is the obamas have maintained a residence in washington, d.c., and that is breaking extreme protocol meaning no one -- other presidents -- rachel: go home. will: they move out of d.c. for a variety of reasons, not least among them to not give the appearance that you're continuing to play the role of politics, because it interferes with the nex

rachel: our government is come prison sit in this murder. open borders are why that happened. griff: and progressive insurance is being sued for racial discrimination the after offering $25,000 grants to only black businesses. the lawsuit was filed by america first legal on behalf of the company called freedom truck dispatch. the ohio business owner claims he couldn't apply because he's right saying the grant also excludes other ethnicities like asian and latino. funds for the from the grant would be used for purchasing a vehicle. it is part of the effort to help black entrepreneurs that have struggled to access capital. >>> and a democratic pennsylvania state lawmaker is pitching a 4-day, 32-hour workweek, you heard that right, that would not reduce worker pape -- pay. earlier weed asked you what you think of the idea, and we got mixed messages, interestingly. todd writes, this might be a a good idea if the hours of the days they are working are expanded to improve opportunity for the public they serve. and lori says this, absolutely ridiculous. nobody ever became more successful by working less hours. our government wants us to become lazy and accordingly, more dependent on the government. tho

where the rachel polarization has declined to the point where it still exists but it's possible, because of white support for minority preferred candidates, it's possible to win with a lower blackercentage or minority percentage than used to be required. therefore, the districts that the lower court had accepted as the standard and they accepted it as appropriate, district that provide a fair opportunity for black voters, direct representatives of their choice whatever their race, with only a bare majority of the voting age population. therefore it possible for the first time to draw for minority districts in alabama's ruse hadn't been true beforehand. that's with the trial court said with a valid view. host: let's hear from keith in denver, colorado line, independent. caller: good morning, i also hear conservatives media and conservative dog leaders that there is no such thing as systemic racism. however, if redistricting is racially based in places like alabama or west virginia were whatever, isn't that proof that systemic racism still exists in the united states? guest: whether systemic racism still exists in the united states isn't really the question before the court. it i

rachel maddow. they live straight out. host: let's hear from robert in worcester, massachusetts. go ahead. caller: i would like to say one thing, first of all. the american people are beautiful people. all of us. blackwhite, blue, yellow. i want to start with that. i want to say one thing. donald trump is a pathological liar. he has a disorder. had to have a psychological half so that we could understand the president who's running. nobody in this state, let me tell you one thing, this is it. everybody has love. if you are going to hate, you're going to love. it's one of those things we all have in common. host: here's the story on the potential legal problems of the former president in georgia. grand jury to hear the case earlier this week. writing that willis will begin presenting the election interference case against trump and his allies to a grand jury this week and the timeline came into sharper for -- focus saturday when jeff duncan and joy sheedy separately concern -- confirmed they have received notifications they will testify on tuesday. earl is calling from florida. your views on the media, earl? caller: good morning, good morning. in harmony with the lady who called earlier and said she

black. yes. >> it's been a life well spent . >> it's been a life well spent. >> it's been a life well spent. >> okay, here's your forecast . >> okay, here's your forecast. rachel on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good morning. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so to start wednesday, it's been a much brighter morning than it was yesterday with plenty sunshine around. with plenty of sunshine around. we already seen some we have already seen some showers across the north and west and elsewhere. we'll start to cloud bubbling up, to see that cloud bubbling up, allowing some showers to develop as through the rest of as we go through the rest of this though, we will this morning, though, we will start see those showers, start to see those showers, peter, out from the west we peter, out from the west as we head this afternoon . head into this afternoon. temperatures today be temperatures today will be similar to what we saw yesterday. so highs maybe into the low 20s, but still feeling pretty pleasant sunshine pretty pleasant in that sunshine with light winds . and now with those light wind