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i'm simone sanders, and i've got something to say. we're looking ahead to the next january 6th hearings and beyond to the former donald trump's potential prosecution. but before we dive in i have a little bit of a disclaimer. i know some of y'all may be frustrated. frustrated at how winding the path to accountability is, and how long it takes to travel it, but even if donald trump is not charged. if he escapes all consequences, these hearings will not have been in vain. this week marks the 50th anniversary of watergate. it seemed like a standard burglary led to the first and only resignation of the u.s. president. richard nixon. but it didn't happen overwrought night, y'all. it took years of federal hearings and exhaustive journalism to finally uncover how deep the corruption went. though he resigned, nixon never faced charges. he was actually pardoned by his successor. but thanks to efforts to hold him accountable, history remembers what he did. even half a century later, history remembers. the january 6th committee is pursuing that

i'm gonna toss it over now to my friend simone sanders. toss it over now t my friend simone sanders greetings. you are watching. now that roe v. wade has been overturned, states are not wasting any time snatching away peoples decision making powers about their own bodies. this is the beginning, y'all. we are talking to people on the front lines of the battle against them. how will those trigger laws beyond force from state to state? especially when the governor's office and state legislatures are not on the same page. we are asking wisconsin's lieutenant governor, mandela barnes later this hour. plus, the reversing of roe, what that means for some other rights in this country. during this pride month, right for the lgbtq+ community are under fire. we are going to hear from jim obergefell, the man who led the legal battle for same sex marriage. i am symone sanders, and i have something to say. two days after supreme court overturned roe v. wade, the nation continues to grapple with the realities of a post roe america. yang, that's not good.

i'm gonna toss it over now to my friend simone sanders. simone sanders greetings. you are watching. now that roe v. wade has been overturned, states are not wasting any time snatching away peoples decision making powers about their own bodies. this is the beginning, y'all. we are talking to people on the front lines of the battle against them. how will those trigger laws beyond force from state to state? especially when the governor's office and state legislatures are not on the same page. we are asking wisconsin's lieutenant governor, mandela barnes l

hearings simone sanders starts. now >> greetings, you are watching simone. one of the most conservative judicial minds in america, tell us the january six committee, donald trump and his allies are still a clear and present danger to our democracy. that is happening right in front arise. plus, i have been saying, and republicans go low, it is time to go toe to toe. so i am asking, why aren't democrats changing from the we've tops about ginni thomas and her alleged emails to trump attorney john eastman? you know, at the architect of the attempted coup. and, law versus protocol, i am very struck by how much the government functions on protocols that are not rules of law. so, we are going to dig into the difference today, and how this was on full display on january 6th. i am simone sanders, and i have something to say. e sanders, and i hav something to say all right i need you ought to listen. that the january six committee held its third hearing on thursday, and i focus on the pressure campaign against than by president mike pence to reject certified electoral

thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to mention, our colleague, simone sanders has joined us on set. ice transportation issues, the relationship to the principles. what carroll was just describing there, about it not being the beast, of being the suburb, and this feasibility of this having happened, just in terms of logistics there. does that ring true? >> it brings totally true. the car the former president was in that it looks, quite similar, to the suv that the vice president writes, and daily. the current vice president, kamala harris, writes in a vehicle very similar to that. if you get in a suburban, two seats in the back, same thing, but usually, the principle is back, there by themselves. they can invite someone, or someone's, to ride with them, and they have a back row, and then the agent is in the front, to your lead agent, and then the driver in the other. so, those of the people in the car. >> so, if i was the principal, and i was sitting behind you, and you are the driver, i could reach for the steering wheel -- >> you may not be able to reach the steering wheel. there is

today the mayor spent the day being interviewed by simone sanders at msnbc to talk about her show, not talking about the fact that this guy said, i don't think i'll ever go out in d.c. in a crowd again. how many people think the country is on the wrong track, that includes that number. if you feel so anxious that you don't want to go to the community event, you're rethinking, maybe i shouldn't go to the community annual picnic or the art festival or the music festival because you're afraid of being shot then randomly, that's a huge problem. >> the summer nightmare getting worse, but the biden administration says it has a plan to fix it. >> the summer travel season turning into hell on earth for airline passengers. since friday, nearly 20,000 flights were delayed. more than 3,000 flights canceled. the airlines blaming crappy weather and staffing issues, leaving many passengers stranded for hours. >> we were going to go to may to a national park and to some father's day stuff with our son, and canceled that. >> we didn't sleep anywhere last night. we just slept in there. >> you slept in

dropping testimony of officials talking about donald trump's -- will be talking to maxine -- i'm's simon sanders and i have something to say. today millions of american women woke up with fewer freedoms than they had before. in the 30 allison's the supreme court overturned roe v. wade and took away our bodily autonomy, abortions are now banned in nine states with other soon to follow. oh no, at least half the country is expected to ban or severely limit abortion access. i wish i could say something to consult y'all. i wish i could tell you that it's not as bad as you think. but i can only tell you the truth. the truth is, it's about to get worse, way worse. if you're watching this from a blue state, i'm doing the show from california today, don't think you're safe, either. not only with these bands strain abortion resources nationwide, but republicans are considering a nationwide abortion ban in the very possible scenario that they retake congress next year. listen to wet nancy pelosi had to say immediately after the ruling came down. >> radical republicans are charging ahead to criminalize heal

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he'll face -- thereafter up for me, i'm yasmin, simone sanders picks things up, right now. >> greetings you're walking simon. peter navarro was just indicted, this is just as the january six hearings are about to start. plus democrats from the white house to the capitol, they're pushing, they're pleading, and they're promising to do something to protect us from mass shootings. but will republicans continue to block progress? and i sat down with linda thomas-greenfield, america's ambassador to the united nations, and we talked about the war in ukraine, the un's role at this critical moment and of course -- diplomacy. i'm symone saunders, and i have something to say. we are starting with a major development on the january 6th insurrection. a federal grand jury has indicted peter navarro for criminal contempt of congress. now navarro is one of president trump senior advisers and the indictment charged him with, get this, failing to provide testimony and documents of the house committee investigating the capitol riot. essentially, they charge him with blocking the committee for doing its wo

he'll face -- thereafter up for me, i'm yasmin, simone sanders picks things up, right now. >> greetingss the january six hearings are about to start. plus democrats from the white house to the capitol, they're pushing, they're pleading, and they're promising to do something to protect us from mass shootings. but will republicans continue to block progress? and i sat down with linda thomas-greenfield, america's ambassador to the united nations, and we talked about the war in ukraine, the un's role at this critical moment and of course -- diplomacy. i'm symone saunders, and i have something to say

. >> congresswoman, it's simone sanders. it seems to me that there are a number of individuals who have been invoked by people who have been interviewed by the committee here. that we have yet to hear from. mark meadows is one of them, i could imagine why we have yet to hear from him. pat cipollone, white house counsel, under president trump. and vice president mike pence. we heard from his staffers, we have heard from his staffers about what he thought, about what he had experienced, from their own recounting. we have not heard from vice president pence himself. is the committee going to call the former vice president to testify. and if not, why? >> well simone, as throughout this investigation, we are not going to hone in on the future witnesses. we will call to testify. but we are seeking to find information from everyone, who has relevant information, about the events of that day. and all of the circumstances surrounding it. some of the people you mentioned, mark meadows for example, we have pursued, that and we continue

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for more, we are joined by the reverend al sharpton, host of the msnbc politics nation and simone sandersc.. rev, what struck you the most about this presentation, this particular presentation that we played? >> i think what struck me the most was the documentarian was very methodical in being able to come with things that some of us had suspected. i have organized big march is the last 2025 years in washington. there is no such thing as a spontaneous spin off the way that they were trying to tell us. it does not have been. you sometimes have people that cause trouble at your marches, but people even had the instruments there, that had the tools that they needed, this had to be well-planned. any of us that had ever to marches knew that. the pieces did not fit in terms of having first person testimony until these people that had done the documentary could actually show the footage, show the people and show how this was methodically done. i don't think we are finished. it could not have happened without some intelligence prior to the day. and some cooperation by people working in the capita

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