and that video clip happened to show ruby freedman, the woman we just heard on that 911 call -- ruby freedman and her daughter doing their jobs as election workers. the clip literally just showed them what they were supposed to be doing. taking ballots out of the containers that ballots were transported in on election day, and then taking those ballots out of that container and running them through the ballot counting machine. that's what they were supposed to do as election workers. that is what they were paid to do. that is what they did as election workers. but former president trump and his lawyers took this otherwise anodyne clip and they started telling everybody that what that videotape actually showed was ruby freedman and her daughter stealing the election. trump lawyers showed the video to georgia republicans in the state legislature, and they showed it to right-wing news outlets, and all along they kept showing this clip and saying that what it showed was these two women counting suitcases full of illegal ballots. how can you tell the ballots are illegal? well, look, they'

>> they're on the way, ma'am. >> oh god. >> ruby freeman is 62 years old. she's the woman on the receiving end of all the vitreal and all the threats and as of december 6, that night, that 911 call last year, it was in-person intimidation and she's not a public figure. she's a 62-year-old retiry, ran a boutique business selling fashion accessories but suddenly after the election last year she became public enemy number one in trump world. she became public enemy number one to all these very angry people she had never met and it happened because president donald trump accused her, her personally, by name, of stealing the presidential election from him in the state of georgia. so we played that 911 call from her last week when it was published in the latest installment of this incredible on going warrior series about threats and harassment against election officials and election workers in the aftermath of the 2020 election. ruby freedman's daughter had long been an election worker in fulton county, largely democratic accounty, when the election approached it

where's ruby? because they thought she'd be in jail. where's ruby? >> what sure looks like another piece of the trump coup plot is exposed in georgia. >> we didn't wanting to frighten you, but we had to find this. you are a loose end for a party that needs to tidy up. >> bombshell reporting from reuters. a kanye west publicist pressured a georgia election worker to confess to bogus election fraud two days before january 6th. >> i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that it will disrupt your freedom. >> tonight what this revelation means for the investigation of donald trump's coup attempt and what it means for the ongoing march to undermine democracy. then what we learned from the alarming supreme court decision on the texas abortion ban and why there's genuinely good news on the vaccination drive in a place you might not expect, when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. they attempted a coup. we use that word a lot on this show to describe donald trump's attempts to stay in power following

where's ruby? because they thought she'd be in jail. where's ruby? it's crazy. it's crazy. that was -- the minimum number is 18,000 for ruby, but they think it's probably about 56,000. >> ah yes. this individual, this one woman on the viral video that my former caddie must have shown me in the oval office stuffed 56,000 ballots. well, today we learned that ruby freeman experienced a harrowing and what could be called surreal visit just two days before january 6th. remember, that clock is ticking. the clock is ticking. a woman named trevion cote showed up at ruby freeman's doorstep. she said she was representing a high-profile individual who wanted to help freeman, but what she did not reveal is that she was a publicist to kanye west. a trump ally who himself ran a half-hearted campaign for president in 2020. we reached out to her to ask who she appeared on behalf of that day, who was this high-profile individual. we have not heard back. now put yourself in ruby freeman's shoes, okay? at this point she has been harassed to her breaking point by trump allies for weeks. her na

he says he also never threatened ruby freeman. mr. freud tells "reuters" he received calls from people offering ruby freeman immunity if she confessed to election fraud, but he would not say who those people were or on what authority they may be able to offer her immunity from prosecution. why would she be prosecuted? she didn't actually commit election fraud. mr. floyd says he reached out to this woman, kutti, who showed up at ruby freeman's doorstep. he reached out to her because he knew her from black voices for trump events. we've made numerous attempts to reach miss kutti, but she has not responded. if you look back at that footage, you might have noticed there was another guy in the footage from the police station. there's ruby freeman sitting with her -- and kutti on the left side of the screen. there's that guy in the light-colored shirt on the right. kutti introduced him to freeman as somebody who worked for her. "reuters" has identified that guy as another leader in black voices for trump during the campaign who, in fact, wo

he confirms that he was the harrison on that phone call with ruby freeman. and until shortly before that phone call took place, harrison floyd was the executive director of a thing called "black voices for trump." this is not like a volunteer organization of trump fans. something just associated with the trump campaign. harrison floyd was an employee of the trump campaign. look, we got these fec records that show he was paid by the trump campaign, he got a paycheck every two weeks through november 2020. he tells us that he was the one who sent that woman, kutti, to go to ruby freeman's house in georgia in january. now mr. floyd claims he was acting as a private citizen when he did that, he says he was no longer on the trump payroll, he says he also never threatened ruby freeman. mr. floyd tells reuters he received calls from people offering ruby freeman immunity if she confessed to election fraud, but he would not say who those people were or on what authority they may be able to offer her immunity from prosecution. why would she be prosecuted? she didn't ac

curry was working from when he showed up at ruby freedom's house. honestly i think the whole kanye west thing seems the kind of a red herring! more importantly, we now know that the people involved in this incident have other connections that are far more relevant to what happened here. and what it means for all of us, watching this dark turn the republicans took and that trump will took after this election and decide. they're gonna try to keep trump in power. so, ruby freeman after this woman shot a better doorstep, saying that she was there to help and that this was gonna happen in 48 hours, ruby friedman agreed to meet with that woman. she agreed to meet with her at a local police station. she was so freaked out after a month of threats and harassment, that was the only place you felt self safe moore reading with this random stranger. because this meeting happened in the police station, part of this was happening on a police body cam. they obtained body camera footage and appears from the meeting was edited and subtitled by reuters. >> no problem

ruby was asked afterwards. his lawyer told him, say you did it to spare jackie kennedy the pain of a trial. so that is what ruby mouthed. that became like, yes, he was trying to spare jackie kennedy. that is a preposterous claim. jack ruby ran a strip club, he was a pimp. he beat up people. his best friend was a dog. he had no feelings for jackie kennedy whatsoever. and he despised bobby kennedy, because of his efforts to prosecute organized crime figures. i interviewed a woman that knew ruby well. she contacted me through my website. she had been a dancer in his club, and they became friends. ruby was sweet on her. he asked her to marry him, she said it was ridiculous. i asked, why did he kill oswald? she said, i asked him, he did not really answer, but i will tell you one thing, i do not think he had a choice. i said what do you mean? she said, everybody works for somebody. jack worked for people. and i think he had to kill him. i do not think he had a choice. i said, who was it? she said, i do not know. she

i started getting phone calls saying ruby freeman wanted immunity and to talk to the president.wanted to help poor ruby freeman when he reportedly told her she was going to jail if she did not admit to crimes she did not admit. the piece is called "former trump campaign aide admits involvement in incident involving kanye west publicist in georgia and election worker." hunter joins me now. it has been truly one of the most bizarre stories i have ever seen. so who is harrison floyd and what is his connection to trump world? >> well, i think it is important for your readers -- sorry, your viewers to understand that black voices for trump is part of the trump campaign. he was the executive director of this coalition which was basically the centerpiece of the trump campaign's effort to wu black voters. this links it directly to the trump campaign. in my conversation for harrison floyd, who ran for congress briefly in 2019, he insisted he was not employed by the trump campaign after november 15th of 2020. at the same time he didn't exactly deny being in touch with the campaign, althou

i started getting phone calls from a lot of people saying that ruby freeman wanted immunity. she wanted to talk to the president. so you see, floyd just wanted to help or ruby friedman when she reportedly told her she was going to jail if she did not admit to crimes that she did not commit. hunter walker's piece is titled, former trump campaign aide admits involvement into than involving kanye's publicist and georgia election worker. and hunter, this has been truly one of the most bizarre stories i have ever seen. who is harrison floyd? and what is his connection to trump? >> i think it is important for your readers, sorry, your viewers to understand the black voices for trump is actually part of the trump campaign. he is the executive director of this coalition. which was basically the centerpiece of the trump campaign's effort to black voters. potentially, this length this coup incident directly to the trump campaign. in my conversation with harrison floyd, who also ran for congress very briefly in 2019, he insisted that he is not employed by the trump campaign after novemb

that was the minimum number is 18,000 for ruby.k it's probably about 56,000 but the minimum number is 18,000 on the ruby freeman night when she ran back in there. she stuffed the ballot boxes. let's face it. they did it in slow motion replay magnified. she stuffed the ballot boxes. they were stuffed like nobody's ever seen them stuffed before. >> again, false. completely false. three different audits. digital audits, hand audits of the results. 18 times the then president of the united states named this individual, random woman, ruby freeman. what do you think happens when someone like that gets set up to be the target by the right wing press? what do you think happens? freeman went onto make a series of 911 emergency calls saying she got a flood of threats saying it's scary because they are saying stuff like we're coming to get you. we're coming to get you. people even showed up banging on her door. trump supporters threated her teenage son by phone in tirades raced with racial slurs. moss who is known for her plond braids changed

trump used ruby freeman's name in that call 18 times. he called her a professional vote scammer and a hustler. she runs a fashion accessories business. she is a retiree. she came in as a temp worker. as an election worker. after that call, the head of the elections in fulton county said the harassment of these two women got even worse. quote, and it just kept going. well, now a new lawsuit the women have filed against the right wing website that first publicly identified them in that lawsuit they claim at least on two occasions strangers showed up at the home of one of their relatives and tried to push into the house to make a citizens arrest. also, on january 6th, at the same time trump supporters were in d.c. attacking the u.s. capitol a crowd in suburban atlanta was attacking ruby freeman's house. surrounded her house on foot and vehicles shouting at her through a bull horn. by then thankfully ms. freeman herself had fled her house for an undisclosed location. she fled on the advice of the fbi and did not return home for two month. he

they have not helped the ruby. say if we had not done that, we would be in more than a mess. the ruby has gone to record lows. we have this huge deficit you just mentioned. the motor of the pakistani economy has been resistant to some extent by the cost of borrowing. >> economic policy is all about trade-offs. it is about the tax credibility. clarify the premise of your question a bit, the recent weakening of the ruby since the calendar year overstates the extent of the reasoning. we transition from a fixed exchange rate to a market-based system in 20. it has gone up, it has gone down. here today on average, the rupee is around 162. this is about the same level last year from january to december. that is the first point. on average, the rupee year to date today is roughly where it was last year. my second point is a market-based exchange rate is a good shock absorber and has allowed the central bank to build reserves. that is what matters when you look at the outlook for the currency. when we transitioned to a flex

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. >> ruby freeman is 62 years old. she's the woman on the receiving end of all the vitreal and all the threats and as of december 6, that night, that 911 call last year, it was in-person intimidation and she's not a public figure. she's a 62-year-old retiry, ran

ruby was asked afterwards.yer told him, say you did it to spare jackie kennedy the pain of a trial. so that is what ruby mouthed. that became like, yes, he was trying to spare jackie kennedy. that is a preposterous claim. jack ruby ran a strip club, he was a pimp. he beat up people. his best friend was a dog. he had no feelings for jackie kennedy whatsoever. and he despised bobby kennedy, because of his efforts to prosecute organized crime figures. i interviewed a woman that knew jack ruby well. she contacted me through my website. she had been a dancer in his club, and they became friends. ruby was sweet on her. he asked her to marry him, she said it was ridiculous. i asked, why did he kill oswald? she said, i asked him, he did not really answer, but i will tell you one thing, i do not think he had a choice. she said, everybody works for somebody. jack worked for people. and i think he had to kill him. i do not think he had a choice. i said, who was it? she said, i do not know. she was 20 at the time, but she

the subject is ruby bridges.'m sure that the name that's been a year to the commission and to staff and to the viewers and listeners today. she was the first african-american child to desegregate the all-white william frantzelementary school in new orleans louisiana . this was in november1960 . she was six years old atthe time . on that first day and throughout that whole year of school she was escorted to school to and from my four federal marshals. and the first day when she was approaching campus she actually associated experience with mardi gras. because she said there was a bunch of grown-ups shouting and throwing things. now, yesterday the local media focused on martin elementary school in south san francisco. this brave teacher there deborah carlino has been working for four years to have ruby bridges some sort of recognition . two months ago the california state senate unanimously passed a resolution to recognize ruby with a ruby bridges walk to school day.and that day actually happened statewide this wee

that despite showing revenue growth haven't seen gains in their share so i guess they're mining for rubies, that they think are emerald. meanwhile boardrooms across america making major moves to buy, consolidate or streamline their company. mario ghabelli, billionaire and ceo of gamco investors making a killing over the years when it comes to anticipating mainstream media, he's going to tell us what all of this corporate activity means, how investors can capitalize on it and we'll ask mario what he thinks the fed might do next and how to invest around it, it's a fox business exclusive, with mario ghabelli but would the global chip shortage force a name change, na vitas semiconductor ceo is here to discuss the transition to the cheaper and more energy-efficient semiconductor element he says will eventually force silicon to the sidelines plus president joe biden meeting virtually with russia's vladimir putin, did president biden warn putin to back off a military move across the russia ukraine border? how is that going to be absorbed by the markets we'll get a full report in just a minute liv

donald trump himself brought up ruby freeman no less than 18 times during his now infamous phone call to georgia's secretary of state demanding they find enough votes to overturn the election results. trump referred to freeman as a professional vote scammer, a hustler. are you sensing a theme here in the way they talk about her? a known political operative who stuffed the ballot boxes. >> ruby freeman and her daughter are suing rudy giuliani, a right-wing cable channel and a far-right conspiracy website that spread the false accusations about that that resulted in threats and people outside their door and think, that menacing visit from an emissary of the trump campaign. freeman received that visit who happened to be a one-time publicist for kanye west. a message she delivered on january 4th was that freeman was, quote, confessed to trump's voter fraud allegations or people would come to her home in 48 hours and take her to jail. >> i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that they will -- [ inaudible ] >> ruby freeman, of course, to her tremendous credit did not g

henry felt unsupported and isolated just like ruby did but you know what they do?nd put on their big girl pants and found supporting each other because that is what integration is about. it is about understanding support comes in all ages, races, shapes and sizes. i don't need only black people to support me. you can find something in common with people that look like you but that is not what we are here for. what about the big melting pot of america? this is a country that is built on a shared experience and ruby bridges, her foundation is so beautiful because the whole point of her foundation is to actually celebrate the sharing of our differences and to attack racism through integration, not segregation. the 6-year-old child has more strings than these grown-ups today. >> democrats have a long history of supporting slavery and segregation. is this just another chapter out of their book where they support racism again, with policies like this? >> it is another chapter of the same playbook and i don't know why blacks are not up in arms in general and native americ

ruby, held here by the very hands that took her life. logan, with his daddy, his killer. way he presented in court, showed really no emotion during the time he was talking about the deaths of two of his children. ruby was just 24 days old when she was smothered during a night feed. logan was about to turn two. his daddy took him swimming, killed him in the changing rooms, then pushed him home in the pram. they were so young when they died, how do you think he managed to get away with it and mask what he was doing? because he was a father. he is very manipulative, he's clearly cold—blooded. jordan posed for photos and spoke to newspapers about the tragedy of losing two children. debt lay at the centre of deepening difficulties and, some three years later, he tried to murder another child on two separate occasions. what took so long, how has it got to the point where he's tried to murder a third child before being caught? the offences were investigated at that time. by the police? by the police. and the circumstances surrounding the collapses of both ruby and logan appeared

ruby freeman. you know what was trending on the internet? where's ruby?she'd be in jail. where's ruby? it's -- it's crazy. it's crazy. that was -- the minimum number is 18,000 for ruby, but they think it's probably about 56,000. but the minimum number is 18,000. on the ruby freeman night when she ran back in there. she stuffed the ballot boxes. >> so sam, this is about so many things that are quintessential trump, right? no one is spared. >> right. >> no one's safety is spared. no one's child or grandchild is spared, and his maniacal desire to push a fraud. now, 18,000 is significant. we heard him throwing around all sorts of numbers on that call, but she wasn't guilty of anything he accused her of. what do you make of this new reporting? i see you juggling in the background. that's all fine. everybody's welcome. bring him in. hello. hi. >> say hi. all right. now you got to go, buddy, because we're talking about donald trump, okay? let me just -- why don't you come back to me in one second? ben can take this question. i'll clear the guy from the room. >>

and that's what ruby freeman was. ruby freeman just joined on because a bunch of people just got covid, and her daughter who's an election worker said we need more people, please stop by. and what did she do to deserve all this harassment, deserve that 911 call, she moved a box of ballots from under a table and put them on top of a table. complete lies, but they were pushed on the internet by anonymous people, picked up by the gateway pundit and then for months they wouldn't let it go. on january 6th when people were storming the capitol ruby's house had people around it with bull horns, outside in vehicles, people banging on the door again. and, you know, that just continued for months. her life had, you know, fundamentally changed because she decided to try to help out her daughter who was trying to do the right thing and help outlet during an election. >> unbelievable. betsey, the gop it's not just vocalizing these, not just talking about them. we learned a republican running to replace a democrat in the statehouse

that's what ruby freeman was. she joined on because a bunch of people got covid and her daughter said we need election people. please stop by. she moved a box of ballots from under a table and put them on top of a table. trump campaign workers said this was a suitcase of ballots ruby brought with her. complete lies. but they were pushed on the internet. for months, they wouldn't let it go. on january 6th, ruby's house had people around it with bullhorns. that just continued for months. her life fundamentally changed because she tried to help out her daughter who was trying to do the right thing and help out during an election. >> it is not just talking about them. signs posted alongside roadways. one of our producers in georgia has seen them. is this a litmus test? can you only run if you are running on the big lie? >> we'll know within a couple months as these primary contests are coming up and as these elections play out. it's certainly something that seems to be beneficial to many of these candidates. if it wer

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things that could come out of this litigation is to find out who planted ruby freeman's make in hisvinced them on that phone call to target her. because that phone call remains one of the biggest smoking gun pieces of evidence in any kind of legal battle against trump about trying to overturn the election in georgia more broadly and whether he fomented electoral fraud there and there's a case pursuing that right now down there as we all know. i think -- i think that ruby freeman's case, like these other cases, i think, dominion's suit against fox and rudy giuliani and sidney powell, all are going to hold donald trump and his acolytes to account around the fact pattern. and you know, in the ruling last week, against fox, in the dominion case, the judge specifically said there is ample evidence here that fox knew that it was wrong in what it was airing about electoral fraud and chose to do so anyway. that's the entire ball game in a defamation case. that is evidence of malice. and i think one of the things we're learning from these lawsuits in a time when our institutions have all bee

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hello everyone. tropical cyclone ruby. so i wanted to show you when it made land fall over the island of new caledonia, wind swept drain. that visibility knocked down smooth into the southeast and weakening. let's talk about the precipitation in australia, some coastal showers for a new south wales, nothing major. but what is, is this extreme heat wave? we're going to see bacon in the heat for western australia. some spots could touch 50 degrees over the course of the weekend. now for new zealand, we're going to see ruby move toward the north east. some parts of the south island over the last few days have seen their heaviest rainfall in 7 years. but things now starting to wind down here where they are picking up is for the philippines. we've got typhoon bry move in in eastern portions and is going to cut across central areas and at landfall we could see those winds up to a 190 kilometers per hour. $2.00 to $300.00 millimeters of rain. truth be told, maybe even a bit more and i think sebu is going to see the worst of it af

could poco stellar forecasts for you with a high of 31 degrees. storms are bubbling up through the pay ruby and andes into the amazon base and out toward the south atlantic. but things are starting to dry out across by us state, but still some thunderstorms in the forecast for rio de janeiro. and so paulo on friday, that's it see soon. ah ah oh wow. oh, now jesse a know, [000:00:00;00] ah, for the 2nd time this month the us and russian lead us talk by phone at a time of rising tensions between moscow and the west. ah. and i why money inside this is out, is there a lie from day also coming up? it's been 2 years since chinese officials fuss inform the world health organization of the new disease we now call kaye hi.

ruby wasjust children. when we say children, they were babies. ruby was just 24 days old.ctually got in the pool at all, thatjordan suffocated logan in the changing rooms. he then pushed him home in his pram and left him. he told the mothers that he was asleep downstairs. leaving her to discover the body. he thought he had committed the perfect crimes and got away with it because of the time, there was no explanation to how these children's had died. back in 2013, jordan monaghan spoke to newspapers and pose for pictures, talking to them about losing two of his children and such a smart space of time. in 2016, a third child, also collapsed whilst alone in the presence ofjordan monaghan. he was also found guilty of the attempted murder of that child, who collapsed on two separate occasions. police started to piece together by this point something wasn't right, and they opened an investigation into those deaths. in 2018, jordan was arrested. he was released on bail when his then girlfriend, evi adams, also died. today, jordan monaghan has been found guilty of her murder. in

his following these events ensued on for us, but from ny ruby we asked him how likely it was that the protest is demand for our return to democracy would be met. it is very unlikely that the military will actually stepped down or back down and based on the resent development cause like earlier today, the internet was cut off. so people are not able to communicate amongst themselves . and so they were not able to mobilize as enough, but a protest i talked to this particular evening said that the military seems to be i tired in getting tired with air what the protest as i continuously doing to mount pressure on them. but it is very unlikely because even their prime minister, who was reinstated still has his powers clipped by the same military that people lay expecting to bog down. so whether the military will back down, it's very highly unlikely, especially are following the resent developments that was felix marine go. they're speaking to us from nairobi. well, christians around the world have been marking christmas day, but in many parts of europe, the celebrations have been scaled ba

and through the top end of south america, those storms bubbling up through the pay ruby and andy into the amazon basin out toward the south atlantic. and in brazil is by your state. 72 cities have declared states of emergency because of flooding there. ok, now you're up to date, we'll see you soon. ah, the weather sponsored by katara ways. ah ah oh. ready wild we listen, design is, are making serious efforts in order to improve and disrupt attendant because we beat with global use maintenance and talked about the stories that imagined on how jesse had no covering all of latin america for most of my career. but mil country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why this is al jazeera. ah ha ha ha robin watching the al jazeera news, our lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. iraq supreme court rejects the plea by iranian back to opposition parties. contesting october's parliamentary elections there owns foreign minister says is focus in the nuclear talks will be on lifting of all us sanctions to allow to iran to export oil freely. also small is p

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mix there. few things i want to point out in this next map, we're keeping tabs on tropical cyclone ruby as it moves toward the se, diving down a lot of what, whether for new zealand, we'll talk about that in its sac. but for australia, it's really that southeast corner of it's going to be see the bulk of the wet weather, but the colors are now the darker the red. the higher the temperature we've got in extreme heat wave coming, northwestern portions of australia could hit 50 degrees in the days to come. and here is all of that. what weather in new zealand over the north island, but now starting decide into the south island. christ church as a high of 21 on wednesday. ah. the stories of determination enjoy when the hunt come busy luck. thou and kito gina, do i remain could listen v. i looked into a short documentary by african filmmakers from molly, wanda, and cameron, desert libraries. the young cyclists and happiness, africa direct on al jazeera. it's the political debris show that's challenging the way you think is a military man, some it going to stop the family to guy who's under a

alejandro: rubÍ lÓpez caminÓ 52 dÍasse ——52 dÍas. >> ya tenemos papeles, ya no va a hacer lo mismo deco de manera legal y poder abandonar o continuar su paso libremente sin ser detenidos. >> me siento alegre porque sÉ por lo que venimos luchando y por fin lo vamos a obtener. alejandro: en esta oficina de gobierno se le da prioridad a las familias con niÑos pequeÑos y hacen largas filas porque quieren llegar a su destino antes de la navidad. solo que el trÁmite es muy lento y al dÍa solo se procesan 30 visas. >> yo tambiÉn estoy con el mismo. son muy pocas. me preocupa mucho porque muchos de estos estÁn lactando. es difÍcil porque la necesidades grande y crea este embudo de nuevo. alejandro: han recibido cerca de 130,000 solicitudes de refugio. tres veces mÁs que el aÑo pasado y ha entregado 27,000 vistas. la inconformidad de muchos es porque en oficinas de gobierno solo se trabaja con personal de guardia. >> entiendo que viene navidad y todos nos queremos ir. alejandro: al ritmo que van, serÁ complicado entregÁrselas a los mÁs de 500 migrantes que segÚn su censo, vienen a la caravana.

ruby murray asks, if you might say a little bit about the political damage that the slogan it, defunded the police did to canada in the recent elections and you have any suggestions for a better framework for the urgent need for police reform moving forward. >> yes, i do and i've been writing about it and i have been talking about it and i think that we all have to reimagine policing. i think that if you are a lawyer and you are policed, i just saw this a couple of weeks ago, two lawyers in south carolina. i saw the headlines about the two who were disbarred. they did something wrong. so the same thing has to take place in policing, it is an honorable profession. my cousin it was almost 40 years a police officer and i spoke at his service and i thought that he was an honorable person in an honorable profession. so we cannot allow one bad apple to ruin it the entire battle. and that's what will happen if you don't get that bad apple out and that is what we have to do. this notion that we seem to have that once you get bad come all of a sudden you're a saint and you cannot be held account

ruby and her daughter were accused of manipulating election ballots.former president lawyer. according to the lawsuit, quote they have become the objects of threats and harassment. they found themselves in this position not based on anything they did, but instead because of a campaign of malicious lies designed to accuse them of interfering with a fair and impartial election. which is precisely what each of them swore an oath to protect. this lawsuit among many others has proven to be a major consequence of spreading the big lie. if there's another more sinister consequence, voter suppression. in lincoln county, georgia, where a 29% of the population is black, officials are moving to close all but one of the seven polling places as a result of georgia's voter restriction law. passed last year. >> joining us now. cofounder of black voters matter. cliff, very nice to see you. thank you for coming. i want everyone to listen to the 911 call ruby freeman placed on january 4. after a woman later identified as kanye west publicist. arrived at her home asking

it turns out ruby freeman was right to be concerned.sn't safe there. the next day a pro-trump mob surrounded her home shouting at her through bull horns. as if we needed more proof? we are really, really living in a time that is wild. it is stranger than fiction. not really happy about it either. that does it for me, i'm zerlina. you can find me monday through friday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on peacock. on the choice from msnbc. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter, tiktok and youtube. more news is coming up right here on msnbc. >>> good morning, everybody. we begin with breaking news. a devastating outbreak of tornados pounding several states overnight leaving dozens of people dead. at the moment it appears kentucky was hit the hardest, four tornados swept through the state, one of which stayed on the ground for 227 miles after touching down. now, here's what governor said. >> the city of mayfield has been devastated, a roof collapse at a candle factory has resulted in

victoria ruby deary, bbc news. >> an important idea.an icelandic artist whose work is inspired by the recent volcanic eruption his country. a new exhibit in new york conjures up the experience through sound, sculpture, and sense. he has been speaking to the bbc about his creation. >> it has definitely been a weird time with all of the lockdown stuff. i kind of them stuck in america and cannot go back to see my family. i could not come back in again. also, i was really sad not to see the volcano. i feel like this is the main piece inspired by that. i really want to see it, experience it, but i can't. i'm just like how can i create my own? two pieces, and a pretty soundscapey noise, like you would be in a volcano. [volcanic noise] >> making music, perfumery, or any kind of art, it is all connected in some ways. i've just been surrounded by musicians all my life, but also, artists. i've been very curious about that. also because i'm working in perfume and music, they are both invisible. they still kind of move you in some invisible way. in