on the one hand, calling coretta scott king and being deeply concerned about him being jailed and on hand, authorizing the wiretaps? >> martin luther king did not endorse jfk but a lot of people felt his passive endorsement, his words of approval for the kennedys helped kennedy swing the election. after that, king was disappointed that kennedy did not move more quickly to enact civil rights legislation. he felt like kennedy was playing politics, trying to conserve -- preserve white votes in the south, not wanting to take any chances. so the relationship was a complicated one. at the same time, it was the kennedys who authorized the fbi to begin his wiretaps. the kennedys at first were truly concerned that king's connections to communists might have damaging political effects. if the news got out that king had these former communist party members and perhaps some current commonest party members in his circle -- communist party members in a circle, it would damage passing any legislation. the kennedys asked king to get rid of these people. king ended up getting rid of one but keeping hi

one of kennedy's staff said, called kennedy and said you should call coretta scott king. and he did. that's about all he did is offer somethingnn because jack kennedy was the last democratic candidate that actively solicited white voters in the south. can you believe jack kennedy solicited white votes without? absolutely that's what he did. but the story gets better. heaccording to the story, after the call they went crazy and changed their votes enormously. according to the black newspapers, 5 million went to the polls to vote overwhelmingly. the democrats sent out buses acrosshi the united states handg out ballots for people to vote for jack kennedy. there's one small problem it never happened. there were no buses. the best number i have is between 2.5 million to 3 million that's 25 to 30% of all eligible black voters. from 1936 when they changed dramatically for the democrats they elect two thirds. kennedy receives 68% of black boots and nixon received 32% of the black vote. i'm not good with numbers like john evans but 32% sounds like the third. 68% sounds like two th

is it's particularly an issue among many african americans and that was the quote from caretta scott king. okay. good. with this in mind studies in african homosexuality as we see this practice and talked about this last time is that a permanent situation? how long does it last? this isn't something that we have one or two documented cases of. this is something that in many places, different tribes which remindss me remember the questin about native americans and if the mother has a dream so i had quite a hard time finding the answer to that but they were talking about these dreams that indicated their child might be one of those different terms that we use but that also wasn't a guarantee. what's important for us as we know what's going on in precolonial africa and it's not this rare hidden thing that is part of the african tradition and this matters when we get to the diaspora or the dispersal when they are forcibly taken throughout the world this is part of their tradition just like the traditions we talked about last time so this idea that any kind of same-sex sexuality is not african

when he got there he found that the king was in jail, and he spoke to caretta scott king and said tell by me being the more volatile speaker, i can make people realize that they are better of dealing with dr. king. maybe i can be of some help in that way, and james baldwin wrote that late in their lives they were fairly indistinguishable when it came to their police and their philosophy's. >> i want to play you some sound from a 1967 interview with mlk, and get your thoughts on the other side. >> when a nation becomes obsessed with the guns of war it loses its social perspective and programs of social uplift suffer, this is just a fact of history. >> it is often said that if either of these men, or mlk was still alive today he might be out of touch. but quite frankly, what he was just talking about their, whether he was talking about symbolic guns are actual guns now. would be very applicable today, what do you think. and i know this is oddly speculative. what do you think and mlk with think of today's political climate in the united states of america. where he pops back and gets to se

precolonial africa is that, remember there was that whole court i wrote to you last time and howretta scott king frustrated she was that the civil rights movement had not really embraced the gayn and lesbian movement? we talked about there were a lot of churches, black, historically black churches who also been pretty negative on the topic. you remember this slide, this is after their kind to get the matthew shepard act passed, and what was the point of the matthew shepard act? i know we haven't talked about it yet but does anybody just know offhand? no? nevermind. the idea was we want this to be a federal offense. we had hate crimes. we don't want that to be left to just local enforcement. we want this to bein a federal thing. this minister singh don't muzzle our pulpit. we oppose the matthew shepard act. this is misguided compassion, and so when we see all these other black ministers who support this. much of the argument was this is not african. this is not something that the african americans should take pride in. this is something that has sort of come out of the whole slavery experience an

i stand with the memory of loretta scott king, and i stand with andrea waters king, her daughter-in-law these women now. i would be remiss not to mention how excessive police force and overall gun violence is ripping apart families, i'm saddened to know that a six-year-old will have to grow up without his mom, dad and younger brother after they were all killed in a mass shooting in allen, texas last saturday. i extend my condolences to the family, who have lost loved ones. in the most tragic ways. more work needs to be done to protect people from the rising gun violence and police brutality. it's mothers who are on the front lines, demanding justice. i hope, especially on days like tomorrow, for mother's day, you are present and appreciate your mother, or mother-like figure, in your life. because life is short. we want to make sure that the people we value most know that we appreciate them. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (tap, tap) listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just

he spoke to coretta scott king and said tell dr. i can make people realize that they're better off dealing with dr. king. maybe i can be of some help in that way. james baldwin wrote late in their lives they were fairly indistinguishable when it came to their beliefs and philosophies. >> i want to play you some sound from a 1967 interview with mlk, get your thoughts on the other side. >> when a nation becomes obsessed with the guns of war, it loses its social perspective and programs of social uplift suffer. this is just a fact of history. >> it's often said that if either of these men or mlk were still alive today, he might be out of touch, but quite frankly, what he was talking about there, whether he was talking about symbolic guns or actual guns now would be very applicable today. what do you think, and i know this is oddly speculative, but what do you think an mlk would think of today's sort of political climate in the united states of america? whether he pops back and gets to see it or lived to a very, very old age like nelson

the jacks are more valuable than the king's scott appeared in europe just as certain social hierarchies were crumbling. and maybe that's why it was so popular in revolutionary circles, in the early 19th century. in a similar spirit of revolution, elizabeth mcgee, invented the landlord's game in 19 o. for this, for game, was the critique of the men optimization of land ownership. it inspired the best selling day monopoly, which didn't make mcgee rich, but the parker brothers to whom she had sold her patent rights and 1935 monopoly. as a depiction of early capitalism, the what function to all these games have in this day and age? other than entertainment, to visit let's inpatient games are made up. systems regulated by ideas you see. and we re enact social rules with games enough and train ourselves to deal with the problems and conflicts that we experience in real society is also in the extreme due their shots. how do i live? so by playing monopoly, we're practicing social darwinism. preparing for a revolution with scott and war with chess, seriously. playing games that survival training

well, senators have supreme court justice it had anti nuke people like coretta scott dr. king, bobby kennedy was a poster boy for and scenic rivers going around to rafting with the kennedy family to save our rivers and dams which once were popular became unpopular. the big showdown was grand canyon and the sierra club thanks to david brower would take out full page ads in the new york times that said, would you flood the 16th chapel and that once that was another environmental victory. we're waiting for the fourth wave right now, which has to be global. it's going to start by generation z and. the baby boomers do not need to feel bad by infusing our with terms like earth science, earth day, studying and endangered species. we feel like we're losing, but we've educated the planet that we need planetary. conservation action. i thought when al gore did inconvenient truth that might be going on, he's had about seven republican senators. alas, we're not there yet. but there will be a new one in california, very may be the leader of the fourth wave because of their rules on getting

king and queen. they are the most valuable pieces in the game. in scott, it's the other way around. the jacks are more valuable than the king's scots appeared in europe just as certain social hierarchies were crumbling. maybe that's why it was so popular in revolutionary circles, in the early 19th century. in a similar spirit of revolution, elizabeth mcgee, invented the landlord's game in 19 o. for this, for game, was the critique of the men optimization of land ownership. it inspired the best selling gay monopoly, which didn't make mcgee rich, but the parker brothers to whom she had sold her pattened rights in 1935 monopoly. as a depiction of early capitalism, the what function to all these games have in this day and age? other than entertainment is it let's inpatient teams are made up systems regulated by ideas this year. we reenact social roles with games and, and train ourselves to deal with the problems and conflicts that we experience in real society. as long as you can do their shots. i don't believe so by playing monopoly, we're practicing social darwinism preparing for a rev

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king. i salute today of stone monument scott represent cultural heritage. does i know what to do? and this idea about contemporary society can inherit something from an earlier culture that runs through the language of cultural heritage. clue what the radical rethinking with an impact since the hate convention of 1954 cultural heritage. thoughts of being defined as something of global value that must be protected. there are now more than 1150 will cultural natural heritage sites misses by eunice. go around alone has a particularly high number of cultural heritage sites. 24. no telling lee is not shed johannes square and is behind one of the largest and most beautiful sites in the world. it's also a to us magnet. but these thoughts came on to political 5 and 2019. often a rainy in general was assess the nicest by the us military. then president donald trump. it's written to a tech sites important for writing and culture in case of retaliation. going to ship, i'm just confirming low statements, put them on the same level as the taliban. and i s in particular ones, which has been ver

with the wind of a fellow's douglas scott's fax and much more coming up place to install the avalon cycle. welcome to the program. britain's king charles and his wife, queen camilla had been crowned in front of nearly 2000 dignitaries at westminster abbey in london. the much anticipated event was watched by ro funds across the united kingdom around the world. a ceremony not witnessed for 70 years. the combination of a monarch, the atmosphere, is soaked up quite a crowd of tens of thousands who waited despite the rain to witness the beginning of a new royal era. charles, the 3rd already named king, is conveyed to west to minutes to add to the church, which held the funeral of his mother. queen elizabeth last year inside the abbey, a crowd of dignitaries and celebrities, some of whom have played monarchs. on the fall, most benches, most members of the royal family, fractured by recent scandals, the re united for an event in which personalities disappear beneath pump. the baby's 1st words charles pledges to work for his kingdom. come not to be served about to serve. after a costume change. charles is seated on the carnation chair

thursday, avril haines and lieutenant general scott barrier talk about worldwide threats before the senate armed services committee. saturday, the coronation of king charles the third of engnd. watch this week, live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, o free mobile app. also, head over to c-span.org for scheduling or to stream video. your unfiltered view of government. >> white house, president

although my next guest says they were wrong and he's been right so far, kings view wealth management cio scotttin. scott, the question i guess is why is it working? okay you can argue it was over sold last year, maybe you got a bounce this year, but this is more than just a bounce. >> it's a revolution. it's a new way of life again, or a reway of life, because you're right, charles. the biggest thing for me, man, we talked about as you said in january and february is that the value trade was like the foregone conclusion. it was like the easiest trade that any individual investor or money manager like ourselves could have ever made, right? it was probably the worst trade you could have made because it's one of the worst at least sector s of the market so far this year, at least when you compare it to some of the growth areas, so to me, that's a situation that's setting up a lot, charles with the ai trade. you and rob luna talked about it last segment about how some of these trades just get so loved and so overdone, and so good these trees get so tall, you gotta fade them, man, chop them down a

of national intelligence and lieutenant general scott barry talk about world way threats before the senate committee. on saturday at the coronation of king charles the third, watch this week, live on the-span networks or on c-span now are free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. the montana house of representatives voted 68 and 32 to bart transit -- transgender representative zoe from speaking for the rest of the year, the vote took place after she said that republican lawmakers would have blood on their hands if they supported a ban it to ban gender affirming care for transgender youth, she will be able to retain her seat and cast votes remotely but will not be able to participate in debates. . >> mr. speaker i present to article five subtenant of the montana constitution house of representatives finds unrepresented from house district 100 clearly violated the rules, collective rights, safety, dignity, integrity and decorum of house of representatives on the floor of the house on april 24, 2023. based upon this fin

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scott brian. i don't know if you can see the television but we had a picture of the king and queen with phil and hollyvision. absolutely. i feel they had such a popularity with - television. absolutely. i feel they had such a popularity with the - had such a popularity with the british public for a number of years but their chemistry is very much to the success of the show but also the fact it has been so popular online. many of the moments of the show have become big viral moments on twitter and youtube and so forth. the issue is when there is press speculation that relations have strained between the two, that can actually overshadow the show and that in the last week in particularly, viewers have been tuning in not so much for seeing phil and holly but to work out whether the accusations of a falling out between the two were true or not. it comes to itv bosses's say, they are thinking this is too much of a distraction. we want to have advertisers, we want to be a popular programme, we don't want to have attention for all of the wrong reasons. even though this is a surprise that this story has broke

scott mclean, thank you. >>> and if you missed cnn's live coverage of the coronation of king charles, tune in tonight at 8:00.m. for a replay. >>> and tensions inside the west wing, the legal strategy by hunter biden's lawyer that was causing some anxiety inside the white house. that's ahead. >>> but first, bracing for a surge, how the feds in cities like new york and el paso are preparing for what will happen once a pandemic era immigration rule lifts next week. >> i think that there is no question that this is going to be extremely challenging. i do not want to understate the severity of the challenge that we expect to encounter. >>> and later, luke russer tried following in the foot steps of his famous father, so why did the former nbc reporter decide to pick a different path. i'll talk to him about it coming up in the cnn newsroom. unlike some others, neuriviva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. what is this place? the other side of the rest stop. if you're looking for a first mate, i know a guy. me. -is this oak? by bundling y

even just hearing some of the royalists there tell our scott mclean about their feelings about harry and his role. i mean, here it was, you know, kingy, but people have some very strong thoughts about the family dynamic and harry and no longer, you know, having royal duties, and kind of how he's, i guess, been subjugated to a less prominent presence there. >> reporter: yeah, it was sad at moments today to see harry not sidelined in particular, but just away from the heart of this family that he was such a big part of for so long. and, you know, we're very well versed in what has gone on behind the scenes, from harry's own words in his memoir "spare", there's obviously a lot of work to be done on both sides to repair relationships. but the fact that he was there at all, i think, was a very positive sign. i think it was never going to be revolved over this weekend, given the intensity of activity and the brevity of his stay, of course. as far as we understand, he's en route back to the u.s. already, and getting back to spend prince archie's birthday with him back in california, as much as he can. so i think the fact that he arrived, y

buckingham palace said neither the king or queen consort were in the palace at the time and scott learned they are not currently choosing the incident as terror related. our royal producer was at the parish at the time and told us what she had seen and heard. what the parish at the time and told us what she had seen and heard. what i saw and heard _ what she had seen and heard. what i saw and heard and _ what she had seen and heard. what i saw and heard and what _ what she had seen and heard. what i saw and heard and what they - saw and heard and what they experience earlier this evening. i had been in the broadcast compound outside buckingham palace while you can with the rest of the world media inception of our courage ahead of the weekend. we were old told to leave the compound because of a suspicious package. we waited outside and could hear a controlled explosion and then we were allowed backin explosion and then we were allowed back in again. i have not seen anything in front of the compound and we have since left. find anything in front of the compound and we have since left.— anyth

scott, thank you. >>> now to a live look at buckingham palace where we are less than 24 hours away from king charles' coronation. >> jay gray is live in london with an inside look at some of the historic pieces that will be a part of this coronation. good morning, jay. lucky assignment. >> reporter: agree, good morning, laura, marcus. it's a great assignment, a great eye on history. you're right, we're going to see some fascinating things that are a part of the service. there's also so many souvenirs associated with the royal family. we've been showing you some of that through the morning. here is the coronation plate with the stamp of the coronation and the king's crest on the back. and i have a little bell, which i hear is how you get marcus to the studios in the morning. the coronation bell right here. the good stuff, it's all going to be inside the abbey here. the party has started in london. tens of thousands gathering, some already grabbing a front row seat for a glimpse of history. >> there's kind of a desire to be awed, to think that something magical is happening. >> magic draped in a thousa

scott. i likee his energy and his optimism. so i think it's time for a change here the whole world is changing. our parties are changing, and to go back to two drama kingsu know, as presidents, it just doesn't make any sense however, if the voters decide, if the majority of the people decided biden and trump, i'm going to have to vote for trump. i just can't continue with what's going on, and the thought of having kamala harris as president, it scares me even more. i think we need some really good communicating smart, tough women. they represent that to me and thank you for taking my call. >> host: and we're going to end with a young in texas. biden is your choice. >> caller: yes. biden is by choice because i don't know, he's a really cool dude. h like he's been in the news and i honestly think that the news is like making more of an issue of his age and people that are out there. i mean, he's the type of person that he gets to work. so i don't know, i think there's immediate component to the way they are portraying him. and i would vote for him because if trump runs he's going to remind all the women from the united states of the supreme court that he

it is like wait a minute, after rodney king you got some form of police reform passed twice in the house. couldn't get a deal in the senate. why didn't tim scottsue to run in that election coming up. but, i want to play one soundbite because it's on the democratic side the, byron. and this is hillary clinton talking and being asked about president biden and his age. >> there was that heart-stopping moment where he almost fell over coming down the stairs a day or two ago. is that a concern? >> well, i mean, it's a concern for anyone. and we have had presidents who have fallen before and they were a lot younger and people didn't go into heart palpitations. buff his age is an issue. and people have every right to consider it. >> bret: there is just people with dog ears going, huh? wait a second. >> all the polls say that people are concerned. they think the president is too old to serve right now. and this is he certainly too old for a second term. >> bret: all right. panel. thanks so much. appreciate it. ♪ ♪ all right, finally tonight a special day. >> my mother made this white coat so that it would go with my prom dress in 19 # 65. >> bret: min

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king and the queen and members of the royal family. now, noticeably absent prince harry, but the whole thing it was a long wait for royal watchers. one woman told cnn's scottth that wait. >> yeah, two days. >> you waited for two days? >> yeah, it's great. >> outside? you camped? >> on a chair. fabulous. >> was it worth it? >> absolutely every second. >> why? >> because it's such an important part of history and the atmosphere and the pageantry and the goodwill of the crowd can't be seen anywhere else in the world. >> now, not everyone was rejoicing as the historic crowning got underway. >> not my king! not my king! >> police arrested dozens of anti-monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation for a variety of offenses. police have faced criticism for what it calls robust approach towards demonstrators during the momentous event but say they have a duty to intervene when protests become criminal. joining me now from london is emily nash a senior commentator and editor at royal magazine. i have to start with the fact even royal watchers would admit the whole thing kind of seemed a little bit out of place for this century anyway. king charles likely the kind o

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king! >> it was a day of rituals, traditions and celebrations across the united kingdom. and for many, this is the first coronation witnessed in their lifetime, and one that won't be forgotten. cnn's scott mclean is in london. earlier you were mentioning, people keep coming and it's many hours after the coronation. do they continue to arrive at buckingham palace? >> reporter: more than five hours, now, fredricka, from when all of this wrapped up, and, well, you tell me. they're still here. and i just want to point out something interesting. if you look at the top of buckingham palace, you will see the union jack, but you will not see the royal standard, which means the monarch is not in the building. we saw his motorcade and his son prince william's motorcade leaving earlier, and yet people are just trying to soak up the atmosphere. in fact, this roundabout here in front of the palace is where the procession, the parade, the monarch came by earlier today, up the mall, where it was lined with people. and some of them camped out literally for days, and i've been shocked by this, especially since the weather has been so miserable, raining on and off. after it was all done, i met a 77-year-

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scott. i think it is time for a change. behold world is changing and the parties are changing -- the whole world is changing and the parties are changing. and to go back to drama kings doesn't make sense. if the voters decide it is joe biden and donald trump, i would have to vote for trump. i can continue to what is going on and the thought of having, harris -- having kamala harris as president scares me. we need some really good, communicating, smart and tough women. thank you for taking my call. host: we are going to end with miriam in texas. joe biden is your choice. caller: joe biden is my choice because he's a really cool dude. i think that the news is making more of an issue of things. he is the type of person that he gets to work. there is a media component to the way they are betraying him and i would vote for him because if trump runs, he will take all the momentum in the united states of the supreme court that took away the rights. i'm voting for biden because he will restore our freedom. he will not appoint judges that will take freedom away from women. he will be there and have the power of the pen to make sure we restore our freedom. because right now,

scotts, gaelic and irish. >> blessed art thou, sovereign god, upholding with thy grace all who are called to thy service. thy prophets of old anointed priests and kingsss of time thine only son was anointed by the holy spirit to be the christ, the savior and servant of all. by the power of the same spirit, bless and sanctify this oil, that it may be for thy servant charles a sign of joy and gladness, that as king he may know the abundance of thy grace and the power of thy mercy, and that we may be made a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for thine own possession. blessed be god, our strength and our salvation, now and for amen. >> reporter: suzannah, what are we seeing here? these looks like screens. is the sea anointing? >> these are the anointing, it see especially commission screens, you can see a tree with the kings safer at the bottom at the names of the 56 commonwealth countries there. it is a sign, again, that he serving them. we will not see the anointing, it takes place in private. it's the only amount of privacy he has in the service, and no one there can see it either. >> that's where he'll be anointed in three different spots, cor

thursday, avril haines and lieutenant general scott barrier talk about worldwide threats before the senate armed services committee. saturday, the coronation of king charles the third of engnd. watch this week, live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, o free mobile app. also, head over to c-span.org for scheduling or to stream video. your unfiltered view of government. >> white house, president biden welcomed the tennessee state representatives known as the tennessee three, who led a gun-control protest on the floor of the capitol building in nashville. two members were expelled from the legislature as a result, but later reinstated. reinstated. president biden: it is an honor to have you all here. it really is. i know the vice president went down to see you. sorry i could not be with you at the time. i know you are standing up with kids and our communities and democratic values. that is what it is all about. and all three of you speak so well about why you are doing what you did and why you continue to do it. what the republican legislature did was shocking, it was undemocratic, and it was without any precedent. but you turned around very qu