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today we are talking january 6th, and maybe you are wondering why symone, maybe you are saying symone the capitol attack last today, sure it was, bad but everywhere they went home, right? that is just it, y'all. because we see through that sparked the insurrection are very much alive, the people from the capitol day they went home our democracy is still in danger. that is why, at least 20 million people tuned into the january 6th committee's first primetime hearing this past thursday, where they heard the testimony of capitol police officer caroline edwards, and documentary filmmaker nick quest among others. now the first people to breach the line of officers outside the capitol, they pushed edwards onto the concrete steps, knocking her unconscious. when she woke up, edwards went right back to the funding the united states capitol, only to be attacked again with chemical agents. yes, chemical agents. here is what she told committee members about that day. >> never in my wildest dreams did i think that as a police officer, as a law enforcement officer i wouldn't find myself in the midd

thank you for watching symone on the sunday afternoon. i am symone sanders. the msnbc hub every monday and tuesday. hit me up on social media. i've got something to say everywhere. you can find highlights, news and exciting things in the works for the show on instagram, twitter and tiktok. right now, i would like to hand things over to my friend, reverend al sharpton and politicsnation. al sharpton and politicsnation ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening and welcome to politicsnation, let me te

true , in the year, with the participation of ukrainian exiles, on the initiative of symon petliura,ho was eager to return ukraine at any cost, an attempt was made to invade the territory of the ukrainian ssr. in lvov, an insurgent headquarters was created for this, headed by general kharon joener yuri titiunik of about 1200 people, yuri chutnik led e-e to the territory of e-e from the ussr but was successfully defeated. after that, he began to work officially for the gpu, the government of the unr was never in exile, nor recognized by anyone, nevertheless , he was consistently given shelter by the authorities of poland, france and germany after the end of world war ii, the usa and canada in germany, the ukrainian government of the ukrainian people's republic recognized, but was in contact with their combat unit, which, by the way, was called opa originally. that is, upa is, well, not an invention of bandera, initially. she just showed up. e, as an integral part of well, as your body. e, the ukrainian people's republic in exile is a remarkable story of joint participation with the na

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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 work. after his arrest, yesterday, navarro pleaded not guilty in federal court. and then, he later had the nerve to call the january six committee a sham that's working inclusion with the white house. okay, now, this is even though peter navarro has been all over television, y'all, including on this very network, okay, bragging about his war in the insurrection, essentially. it's kind of ridiculous. the co-chairs of the january six commission, they had some thoughts. basically they said it's great that the department of justice is holding peter navarro accountable,

thanks so much for watching symone the saturday. i am symone sanders.ayor burial browser about the january 6th hearings on the insurrection. and, leading a city through a pandemic. and later in the hour, we will have powerhouse again duo chloe and hallie bailey, they will be with us. i can't. wait but right now, i want to hand things over to my good friend rev sharpton. hey. rev >> hate simone, happy juneteenth weekend to you. and good evening and welcome to politics nation. on this juneteenth weekend. tonight's lead, conflict of interest. got

symone sanders and david corn are back with us. for a white house, even in the white house that is made up of a team of rivals, to have competition, to have these kinds of threats of vaccination and people trying to backstop each other and say that you cross this line, the whole team is out of here. another guy saying that they are all whining, i would not listen to them anymore. >> it is insane would jarred kushner said in the clip. because, the white house counsel, whenever you need to do anything at the white house, if you want to host a luncheon or speak somewhere, you run it through the council office, because the white house counsel office is the arbiter of anyone that works inside the executive office of the president can and should, should not be doing. they help set the rules. if the white house counsel is saying that what you are doing is so egregious that i cannot be here, and i will leave if you do this, and take all my people with me, red flag, red flag emoji. that is callous to say that he is wanting, this is serious.

symone, and good evening, and welcome to politics nation. the focus on scotus. afua right now the conservative members of the supreme court are signaling that this court will not be moved by the times in which we live, but driven by history regardless of how distant. and yesterday, as expected, the court issued its five for conservative majority decision to overturn roe v. wade. in doing so, up ending 50 years of federal protections for abortion rights. in response, this weekend, our cities are erupting in protest. here in new york, los angeles, atlanta, and in washington, where abortion rights supporters and opponents have surrounded the supreme court for the second day. but also they're protesting in more than a dozen red states, cleared by the decision to enact trigger laws banning abortion. six of which have already done so in the days since the decision. three others set to join them in the next few weeks. well gun advocates in those states and elsewhere are hailing another of the courts decisions, this week, to strike down the new york

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true, in 1921, with the participation of ukrainian exiles, on the initiative of symon petliura, who wasturn ukraine at any cost, an attempt was made to invade the territory of the ukrainian ssr. in lviv, for this purpose, an insurgent headquarters was created, headed by general charon john eyre yuriy titinik of about 1200 people. legal tuning. he led e-e to the territory of e about the ussr but was successfully defeated. after that, he began to work officially for the gpu, the government of the unr was never in exile, nor recognized by anyone, nevertheless, he was consistently given shelter the authorities of poland, france and germany after the end of world war ii, the usa and canada in germany, the ukrainian government of the ukrainian people's republic did not recognize, but contacted with their combat unit, which, by the way, was originally called opa. that is, upa is, well, not under the kabandera people, but initially it appeared precisely. uh, as an integral part of well, as a fighting organ. uh, the ukrainian people's republic in exile is a remarkable story of joint with the naz

and it's notjust symone. as you can see... ..raploch now has its own symphony orchestra.me of the children. a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart. wow! this is amazing. 0ne visit, one encounter. wow! no one's pretending the estate still doesn't have its struggles, but these days it's better known for its music. people like ben here on tuba... i love every minute of it. i love it. i love it all. ..and imogen and family. it has changed the raploch. it doesn't matter what they do, really — i'm always proud. before big noise, researchers say they found one child learning an instrument. there are now more than 400. david sillito, bbc news, the raploch, stirling. time for a look at the weather. helen is here. for the third time this week scotland had its warmest day so far. as yesterday, it was beautiful in aberdeenshire, you can see the sun shining here. but it has for many being a day of transition, you can see on the south like the sunshine in the north of scotland and across northern england but when we add in the rainfall, there is quite a bit across rainfall and no

and it's notjust symone. as you can see... ..raploch now has its own symphony orchestra.me of the children. a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart. wow! this is amazing. 0ne visit, one encounter. wow! no one's pretending the estate still doesn't have its struggles, but these days it's better known for its music. people like ben here, on tuba... i love every minute of it. i love it. i love it all. ..and imogen and family. it has changed the raploch. it doesn't matter what they do, really — i'm always proud. before big noise, researchers say they found one child learning an instrument. there are now more than 400. david sillito, bbc news, the raploch, stirling. three years after an artwork by banksy was stolen from the door at the music hall in paris, eight people have now been convicted of theft or handling stolen goods. the mural, sad girl, was a tribute to the 90 people murdered in a 2015 terror attack on the venue. a hooded gang ticket injanuary terror attack on the venue. a hooded gang ticket in january 2019. terror attack on the venue. a hooded gang ticket injan

unr military secretary symon petlyura announced the withdrawal of the southwestern and romanian frontsrom the subordination of the russian command and their transformation into the ukrainian front with a center in kiev after this and other hostile actions of the unr, the bolsheviks supported the ukrainian republic of soviets created in kharkov and launched a joint attack on kiev uh, nevertheless, trotsky, who at that time was negotiating on behalf of the bolsheviks. was in brest forced to recognize the unr delegation as a full participant in the diplomatic meeting. the germans all this time were with the ukrainian delegation, separate peace negotiations , their results were to become the main lever of pressure on the soviet republic when signing the treaty of brest-litovsk about how the peace with the germans became for ukraine in the story of anna efimova 1918 slender line of german soldiers, polished to a shine boots minting, paving stones of the ukrainian capital german troops enter the city sedate and without haste, because he enters at the invitation of the central rada after sepa

and it's notjust symone. as you can see... ..raploch now has its own symphony orchestra.uge thank you from the bottom of my heart. wow! this is amazing. 0ne visit, one encounter. wow! no one's pretending the estate still doesn't have its struggles, but these days it's better known for its music. people like ben here, on tuba... i love every minute of it. i love it. i love it all. ..and imogen and family. it has changed the raploch. it doesn't matter what they do, really — i'm always proud. before big noise, researchers say they found one child learning an instrument. there are now more than 400. david sillito, bbc news, the raploch, stirling. time for a look at the weather. helen is here with some beautiful colours. , �* , ., helen is here with some beautiful colours. n , ., , helen is here with some beautiful colours. , �* , . , , colours. isn't it beautiful? this is where we — colours. isn't it beautiful? this is where we had — colours. isn't it beautiful? this is where we had some _ colours. isn't it beautiful? this is where we had some of— colours. isn't it beautiful?

plus, a visit from raven-symone and trendy crafts from the crafty lumberjacks. all next, on live.ere are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ["kiss the sky" by jason derulo] ♪ spread your wings and kiss the sky ♪ yeah. good morning, deja! hello. ♪ spread your wings, we're miles high ♪ -swivel in, ripa. -i will. hey. hi. hi. all right. hey. welcome. it's wednesday, june 29, 2022. one of the great wednesdays, kelly. oh. i'll say. you said a mouthful. -right? -[kelly sighs]

thanks for watching symone. you can always count on us to tell the truth here and have candid conversations and try to make it make sense. join us on msnbc weekends at 4 pm eastern and anytime over peacock we've got new episodes on the msnbc hub every monday. it -- hit me up on social media. you could find highlights and exciting things in the works for the show on instagram, twitter and tiktok. right now i want to hand things over to my good friend reverend al sharpton. ready, i'm in l.a.. i heard you've got karen bass coming up on your show. she is running for mayor. i can't wait to watch. >> i'm excited to have karen bass, and thank you as always, my dear friend, symone. good evening, and welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead, fearing the future. right now, abortion rights supporters are contemplating next steps at the last week's pivotal supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade. the ripple effects of that decision extending beyond americas streets. still filled with abortion rights supporters and opp

thank you for watching symone on the sunday afternoon. i am symone sanders. you can catch me every weekend on 4 pm eastern anytime on peacock. and the msnbc hub every monday and tuesday. hit me up on social media. i've got something to say everywhere. you can find highlights, news and exciting things in the works for the show on instagram, twitter and tiktok. right now, i would like to hand things over to my friend, reverend al sharpton and politicsnation. al sharpton and politicsnation ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening and welcome to politicsnation, let me tell you again why i'm home, i tested positive for covid. but that's to the fact, i am vaxxed and boosted. i have no symptoms and i feel just fine. because i care about the health of my colleagues, i've chosen to work from home, and practice social distancing. with so much going on, i didn't want to risk the chance to bring all the news to you. so, let's get started. tonight's need moment of truth, with following breaking news this afternoon that the senate has worked out a framework for bipartisan gun legislation, that

hey rev.. >> hey some symone, see you tomorrow. i'll be watching. good evening and welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead, our nation under the gun. right now, joe biden is urging the nation to address its played of battlefield weapons in the minds and that worships them. but it should be noted that this is not a global pandemic. because this outbreak of gun violence we face is quite literally limited to our shores and borders. in addition to the horror buffalo, we had gun violence at the tulsa hospital this week, and of course the tragedy in uvalde, texas. just three mass shootings out of nearly two dozen in the last few weeks. the world is watching to see whether our leaders can wrangle this moment into actionable gun control legislation. democrats, for their part, have seethed on the public outcry. the president, in a dramatic primetime address, calling on congress to ban assault weapons, raise h limits, expand background checks, as democrats in the house and senate prep for new proposals for votes as early as next week. but if anything, a con

thanks so much for watching symone the saturday. i am symone sanders. please make sure you turn to the show tomorrow at 4 pm eastern, i'll be walking talking to d.c. mayor burial browser about the january 6th hearings on the insurrection. and, leading a city through a pandemic. and later in the hour, we will have powerhouse again duo chloe and hallie bailey, they will be with us. i can't. wait but right now, i want to hand things over to my good friend rev sharpton. hey. rev >> hate simone, happy juneteenth weekend to you. and good evening and welcome to politics nation. on this juneteenth weekend. tonight's lead, conflict of interest. got right now the congressional probe into january 6th is tying the various strings of evidence about what happened that day into a narrative about a coordinated assault on our democracy. after dual hearings this week, by the house select committee investigating the insurrection, we continue to learn more about the shocking efforts of private minute trump supporters to undermine the 2020 election results. under increasing

joining me now is david corn of mother jones, symone sanders, the host of simone on msnbc, and the formerkirschner, both federal prosecutors and msnbc legal analysts. guys, let's pick it up where we were. we were talking about all eyes on the department of justice and where this goes from there. i will start with you, i don't want to put words in your mouth, you are a pessimists -- >> i am the big pessimists. i admit it. i would say that it is raining, and things will never happen. i am very concerned that the attorney general is so conservative and so protective of the department of justice that he is paralyzed. that is where i am. i will say this, because the subpoena had gone out in the elector case, and they are beginning to act's questions of the electors, it drives me crazy that they are not at the grand jury yet, but these big subpoenas have begun. the only way to investigate that case is to discover that eastman plotted that. as you do those questions and ask about eastman, would us that he do? he is the one that comes out with the pence pressure campaign. i think that the snowbal

>> now, not in this political climate, symone, you will get participation like you did at that time whichly gonna regain control of the house, and i can guarantee you this will be shut down, unless the justice department decides to form some kind of -- former president. i don't think much is gonna happen, and if the former president decides to run, as you stated on my show on screen share, they may decide not to involve themselves, they may not want to be perceived as being overtly political. >> we will all be watching on tuesday. i know we're gonna continue to talk about it, right now i want to switch gears because -- you can look at your phony more without seeing a headline, a tweet, a push notification about the economy. and this morning, treasury secretary janet yellen, had this to say, i want people to listen up to this. >> clearly, inflation is unacceptably high, it's president biden's top priority, and -- powell has said that his goal is to bring inflation while maintaining a strong labor market. that's gonna take skill and luck, but i believe it's possible, i don't think a recessi

unr military secretary symon petlyura announced the withdrawal of the southwestern and romanian frontse subordination of the russian command and their transformation into the ukrainian front with a center in kiev after this and other hostile actions of the unr, the bolsheviks supported the ukrainian republic of soviets created in kharkov and launched a joint attack on kiev however less trotsky who at that time was negotiating on behalf of the bolsheviks. in brest, he was forced to recognize the unr delegation as a full participant in the diplomatic meeting. the germans had been conducting all this time with the ukrainian delegation, separate peace negotiations , their results should have become the main lever of pressure on the soviet republic when signing the treaty of brest-litovsk about how the peace with the germans became for ukraine in the story of anna efimova 1918 slender line of german soldiers, boots polished to a shine minted, paving stones of ukrainian capital, german troops enter the city sedately and without haste, because they enter at the invitation of the central rada

. >> harris: symone sanders left from the vice president's staff but you are talking about white houseuations. you mentioned the vice president. just because people are in certain positions we aren't better than each other. it's all about a high tide rising all boats. it's a little odd to me that you would list six people when 30 people have left. >> the political article said folks that identify as black. that's an important key phrase. that identify as black. 2014 and 2021 in october there was a letter with 300 black former staffers on capitol hill who complained about what the democratic party has not done for them. we also know that in the senate out of all the staffers in the senate, the two highest placed senate staffers were republican senate staffers, not democrat. scott's chief of staff was one of those people. we have to look at this more broadly. this is democrats in general. they don't support diversity unless they are preaching to a company. they don't do it for themselves. >> harris: despite saying he doesn't look at the polls, president biden is reportedly quote, unquote

. >> thank you symone and good evening and welcome to politicsnation. i'm coming to you live from my home. i just tested positive for covid. but so much was happening, i want to be with us all to talk about it tonight in no uncertain way. so let's start with the show. tonight's lead, truths without reconciliation. this week, the house select committee investigating the january six insurrection took direct aim at former president donald trump for his role in inciting the events of the day. the prime time televised hearing paid into a picture of a president who at best was unmoved by the chaos he helped create. at worst, was intent on capitalizing on the arrest we, unrest, to overturn the 2020 election. [inaudible] multiple members of congress requested pardons from trump after the sixth. i was one of the first to call after that day a coup. the house select committee has only confirmed my suspicions. unfortunately, many of the americans who most need to hear the truth about what happened in the tumultuous final days of the trump presidency, remain in the

the big picture, when you zoom out on all this, symone, we are looking at at the national out of stockatest information we have from recent days. in some states, it's upwards of 90% out of stock. this is by no means close to being over. >> not at all. all right, nbc's jesse curse in vergas, michigan. -- thank you both. after the break, i am going to chat with three suburban moms and yes, i'm going to ask them about the baby formula shortage, record high gas prices, and how much more can they take. stay with us we will be right back. i would definitely recommend the new sensodyne nourish to my patients. sensodyne nourish has a bio-active mineral action that nourishes and strengthens teeth. patients should act now to prevent sensitivity in the future. the new sensodyne nourish will help patients invest in healthier teeth. homegrown tomatoes...nice. i want to feel in control of my health, so i do what i can. what about screening for colon cancer? when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon canc

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you're watching symone. we have a jam-packed show today y'all, let's get to it.ng a major step forward on gun legislation. the framework deal that they may not go far enough to address -- it's a start. we're gonna break down what's in the deal, what isn't, and what is next. also a busy week ahead for january six committee, digging into the capitol insurrection and assault on our democracy, starting with the former presidents mass effort to spread false and fraudulent informat

olympic gold medalist symone boo*ils and others are suing the foo*ish for more a billion dollars claimingt larry nasser. first a deadly scourge of illegal fentanyl unleashing a terrible epidemic destroying people, families and communities across america. welcome in a new hour of "america's newsroom." >> bill: i love your jacket. you look great in blue. >> dana: thanks. glad you called me to coordinate what we were going to wear to school today. >> bill: we are team blue. blue is my favorite color. >> dana: we're sunny in disposition. >> bill: that we are. the highly addictive synthetic opioid is everywhere, on the street, online and laced in other drugs. now the main driver of opioid deaths. as you can see, the numbers rising dramatically since 2019. most of that deadly fentanyl enters the country non-stop thanks to the southern border crisis. >> doesn't just impact border communities, it impacts districts like mine in northern new york. an increased in deaths related to fentanyl flowing across our southern border. >> bill: you will meet people directly affected by this. dan springer with

. >> please welcome raven-symone. ♪ >> hello, hello, hello. what's up, hollywood bowl?lot of songs and i've made some bad ones ♪ ♪ been on the stages with 10,000 people watching ♪ ♪ believe it or not i'm singing a song to you ♪ ♪ i know your image of me is what i hold it to be ♪ ♪ i've treated you unkindly, darling, can't you see ♪ ♪ >> reporter: one more important to me, baby can't you see ♪ ♪ believe it or not, i'm singing a song to you ♪ ♪ tell me precious secrets of a true love holding nothing ♪ ♪ now it's so much better if words don't come together ♪ ♪ listen to the melody ♪ because my love is in hiding ♪ ♪ ♪ i love you in a place where there's no space or time ♪ ♪ i love you, for life you're a friend of mine ♪ ♪ when my life is over, remember when we were together ♪ ♪ we belong and i'm singing this song to you ♪ ♪ i'm singing this song to you ♪ ♪ we were alone and i was singing a song, singing a song to you ♪ >> happy juneteenth, everybody. >> okay. >> we do this for our ancestors and for our mothers and fathers. yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> if you're proud of being black, get

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symon petliura maze corrected ukraine for 22 years and became an idol and an example for future generationsendent. he killed or dispossessed his patriotism courage is not questioned the logic of historical facts and eyewitness accounts, no one is interested in the vivid example of ivan mazepa in 1687 mazepa was elected hetman of the left bank in ukraine, mazepa served peter the great for a long time, was his close associate, was honored to become the second holder of the order of st. andrew the first-called in history, the highest awards of the russian empire, however, during the russian swedish war, mazepa showed that peter would be defeated. and that means there is nothing to stay on the side of the losers in 1708 , when the northern war approached the seemingly catastrophic frontier for the russian side, mazepa openly went over to the swedes. after this betrayal. peter set out in return of the order of andrew the first-called from mazepa to award him with another shameful insignia, so especially for mazepa in russia the order of judas appeared . today, ukrainian propaganda presents mazep

tom symons, at the old bailey in london, thank you very much.ed three others in birmingham. neighbours clambered past flaming debris and through dust and rubble to pull an injured man from the ruins of the home in the kingstanding area. simonjones reports. shock and confusion in the aftermath of a huge explosion. a fierce fire takes hold on the residential street and a man was dragged from this building from neighbours and taken to hospital. other people were injured. these pictures released by the west midlands fire service reveal the extent of the destruction. a whole house ripped down, others badly damaged. i was sat at home, i heard a loud explosion, that was just after 8:30pm. immediately went on to social media because that's where you get a lot of information from, to see if there was anything saying what it was. found out quite quickly that people were reporting on social media that there had been an explosion in a house. at that point, i decided that as the councillor, i should come down. not to be nosy, but to see what i could do to he

that there was no united front with the germans at that time. military secretary of the unr symon petliura announced the withdrawal of the southwestern and romanian fronts from the subordination of the russian command and their transformation into the ukrainian front with a center in kiev after that and other hostile actions of the unr, the bolsheviks supported the ukrainian republic of soviets, created in kharkov, and launched a joint attack on kiev. however , trotsky, who at that time led the negotiations on behalf of the bolsheviks. in brest, he was forced to recognize the unr delegation as a full participant in the diplomatic meeting. the germans all this time were with the ukrainian delegation, separate negotiations in the world. their results were to become the main lever of pressure on the soviet republic when signing the treaty of brest about what the treaty of brest became for ukraine with germans in the plot of anna efimova 1918 slender line of german soldiers, boots polished to trimming, minting the paving stones of the ukrainian capital german troops enter the city sedately and