that there was my next guest, tennessee state representative justin pearson, delivering his state's rollall vote at the dnc last night, you might remember him because he was part of a group known as the tennessee three, a trio of lawmakers who faced backlash in 2020 23 for encouraging gun control protests in the chamber of their state legislature. >> pearson was expelled for his actions, but later voters put them back into the job and that incident though, it garnered national attention, vice president kamala harris, she visited nashville to address that controversy. here's a photo of harris hugging pearson. at that event at fisk university. the two then met again during a meeting at the white house with president biden at tennessee state representative justin j. pearson. he joins me. now. i've representative pearson great to see you. thank you for coming. so what was that moment like for you on the national stage? leave that roll call vote with donald dolly parton playing in the background, no less thank you so much. >> abby, for the opportunity. it was electrifying. i'm always so humbl

>> that was tennessee state representative justin pierson during last night's roll call here in chicago as the tennessee three after state republicans in nashville sought to expel them from their house seats for supporting gun control measures after the school shooting. he was not expelled last night. he was in the center of the floor. he joins us now. justin, what was it like last night? >> it was one of the most electrifying experiences that i have ever had. i'm so grateful, humbled to represent district 86, memphis and shelby county. vice president harris and this amazing ticket. with thousands of people who all believe in justice, opportunity, believe that our country can be better, who believe we can do more. it means so much that i was able to be a part of that. >> tennessee, how do you cast your vote? >> mr. secretary, the great state of tennessee, birthplace of -- >> you saw it all there. justin, you are the first state to cast your ballots and to lead all the delegates and push them all over to kamala harris. why that switch? was it a difficult decision? what was your feeling a

will continue to lift up the message that states like tennessee and the south, if we want to build a new nation we cannot neglect the south. every state is worth fighting for, and we saw last year when we were expelled for fighting for common sense gun laws to protect kids and not guns, what we saw was a real threat that product 2025 and its authoritarian behavior of republican extremists poses to this mission. so we are going to live out the message for the need to act with urgency and moral clarity and boldness to address the crisis of gun violence and also connecting it to democracy, because 70% of americans, democrat, republican, independents are calling for common sense gun laws, republicans are choosing the answer to the nra and gun industry. our message is the thing that every state is worth fighting in, when we are not going back, that means leaving to stay behind and seeding no territory to extremist. tennessee is not a red state, it is a voter suppressed state. if we invest in these republican led states, we can change. tennessee has the lowest voter turnout in the nation. i

that's where we are in many states and tennessee has passed more anti--lgbtq laws than any other singlest of them targeted trans people. we have lawsuits trying to protect title 9:00, a lawsuit over a law that criminalizes drag queens. there's a lawsuit that i'm involved in that novels the trillionization of health care for trans youth and with school just starting up this month, we're now sending warnings out that schoolteachers are now required to out transagendaer and non-binary students so this is the reality of life for lgbtq students and particularly transgender students in tennessee. in this election not only is it criminal that we elect a pro-administration in harris and walz, it's important that we also elect a pro-equality senate. in tennessee we do have a senate race and our incumbent cincinnati marsha blackburn is rung against transgender athletes, particularly transgender swimmers. of course i don't know how many transgender swimmers you have polluting your water in your particular state. i don't know any in tennessee but she's rubbing anyway. when we do see those maps acro

responsibility for its role in international terrorism because it simply means that you grant, today is a tennessee state. so how to maintain relationship with those will destabilize us in a thing that it shouldn't even stop at the molly echo. i should clearly condemn this as well as all african countries for to react in this way. because terrorism today is not just about molly. binion was attacked, year has been attacked booking, the fossil has been attacked. you cream does not have the strength to attack anyone . you cream does not have weapons to attack any one to date. everything that you create and use. this comes from the west. and even those who are fighting today for ukraine come from the west. so if you green says it has a tech someone or funded terrorism somewhere, it only implies that it is the western this way using you're going to do this because after the bottle is offensive watson, we understood that the wisdom is where behind it. and there was special forces from the west on site. ukraine believes that can fight russia elsewhere. ukraine does not have the strength to do that. ukraine has

in the last match against the bostonians, the tennessee state representatives needed to win in regulation time 3:0, but the 90 minutes ended in a 1:1 draw, in the penalty shootout nashville suffered a 4:5 defeat. at 1:32 the revolutionaries will have to meet new york city. the townspeople in their trio became the second, having lost away in the final meeting to cincinnati, and up to the 79th minute the new yorkers entered 2:0. however, then there was an inexplicable failure and the hosts scored four unanswered goals in 10 minutes. in the elimination games, where the confrontation consists of one match, cincinnati will meet with mexican santas lana, which left overboard tournament atlanta. in the final round of the group stage, santas laguna defeated the new club of russian midfielder alexei mironchuk 5:3 on penalties, securing a spot in the playoffs. surprisingly, all three canadian mls clubs made it to the first round of knockout matches, montreal, having lost to orlando 1:4 in the first game , recorded a 3:1 victory in regular time. and then mexican tijuana, here was toronto had a simil

give a big shout out to the tennessee delegation, to my chair, the first black chair from the tennessee state democratic party. and shout out to all democrats and make sure that you have a safe travel home coming back to tennessee, so thank you so much. and you have a great night. host: thanks for your call, sean. in just a minute or so, we are going to replay the full session of day two. if you are on the west coast, you missed some of the earlier part of it, it will be here for you. i also wanted to tell you that each individual speaker of this convention has been catalogued separately on our c-span.org website. so if you want to go back and easily find one individual speech, you can do that, c-span.org. easy to find and our homepage will direct you write to where those individual speeches are archived. but rhino, we begin -- right now, we begin tape coverage of derek's entire day -- of today's entire day two coverage. speech by the obamas, speech by the second gentleman in its entirety beginning on c-span. ♪

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play a role in reaching a peace agreement and resolve some of these piece efforts us deputies, tennessee of state. and former i'm boss of the to india written should. um, uh, is that new delhi has to be most specific about his side is on i've been glad to see again the strength of the international alliances come together to, to support you, printer. it's in its efforts to defend itself. and so i think that's the important piece here is to try to protect and preserve the international order we understand . india is a long relationship with russia. and india has to make it sound determinations about where it's wants to be on. on the scale, we start with form my indian, i'm by so the right june the raise said his country is trying to find a solution that will treat both sides of the conflict savvy won't do for spent too much food as is only that into. busy busy fox, nice to space for many, many years and the 1st and then there's a written on this and then just some that goes a message that some of the 1st a game with a muscle that is the st. john's for war, war is most the solution for issues. peac

tennessee became the final state.rs and applause] to ratify the 19th amendment to the constitution. the state legislator was deadlocked, until one lawmaker's mother, a widow who read three newspapers today, sent a letter, a letter, to her son. no more delays, she wrote, give us the vote. since that day, every generation has carried the torch forward. in 1972, a fearless black congresswoman named shirley chisholm -- [cheers and applause] -- she ran for president. [cheers and applause] and her determination let me and millions of others dream bigger. not just because of who she was, but because of who she fought for. working parents, for children, the last, the least, and the loss. in 1984i brought my daughter to see geraldine ferraro, the first woman nominated for vice president. [applause] if we can do this, gerry said, we can do anything. then, there was the 2016 when it was the honor of my life to accept our party's nomination for president. [cheers and applause] and, nearly 66 million americans voted for a future w

also coming up, you're a secretary of state, tennessee blinking says israel supports a new c spar proposal is now calling on him us to do the same. but it's unclear to have the new proposal addresses any of the militant groups concern the flow and tell me more than welcome to the program. joe biden has given an emotional speech of the democratic national convention to endorse criminal affairs as the parties presidential candidate by the wiped away tears. as he was brought to the podium by his daughter ashley. the rally the crowd around harris's campaign saying a boat for her was a boat for democracy. just 2 months ago, barton had expected to clinch the democratic nomination for a 2nd term, but concerns about his fitness led the party to back vice president service. instead. a miss biden's address was not just an endorsement of harris, what he called the right decision. it was also farewell speech to his supporters and which he admitted to making mistakes, but said that he gave his all. here he quoted from a favorite song of his american pencil. the work of prayers of century brought us to

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my way has worked. >> reporter: a state program gave derek a stark choice, stop using buprenorphine, or lose his dream of becoming a lawyer. the tennessee supreme court, which oversees the state program, declined our interview requests. >> it's just like someone trying to close the door shut on my career. >> you don't think the buprenorphine that you've been on for years has affected your cognitive ability. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: the justice department has taken action in ten states on cases similar to derek's, some already resulting in settlements for people in recovery. >> what does life like like now? >> reporter: derek ultimately reapply ed for bar admission. at a hearing, the tennessee board of law examiners heard from his doctor and colleagues. after nearly three years of battle, derek received his law license with no conditions. the justice department is now investigating his case. this january his 2-year-old son watched derek take his oath. >> it was emotional that day. my grandma, you know, knowing that she's watching over me, that's a big deal. >> reporter: now derek wants to make his son proud and help people as a la

. >>> joining me now from chicago is tennessee state representative justin jones, thank you for stayingith us. i know you had a long day already. i wanted to just, i mean, a lot has happened in the last month, i think it is fair to say in the democratic party. i don't think anybody would of predicted this is where the energy for the party would be. what was it like in the hall, the room, what do you make of the kind of energy surrounding the party and the ticket right now? >> it is great to join you, jen this is the only show that i will stay up this late for >> thank you, so honored. >> what we are seeing is an energy, a resurgence. we are witnessing the pass of a torch to a rising generation, what we are seeing here in chicago is literally a cross roads for our nation where you see so many young people, it is amazing to see how many young people showed up. i was not planning to attend but came last minute. there is a movement happening, powerful moment which we choose at our cross roads and go through a conman, a crook, or rooted in human dignity and uplifting what this nation ought t

born in tennessee, only five years after tennessee, a state when it was still very much a frontier area. if fredric jackson turner is to be believed proximate to the western frontier is what made americans. third, farragut was essentially a self-made man. as we will see, which another supposedly american characteristic and he was a dedicated champion of the national union. as we will also see, given of that, he was pretty much a stereo type or at least an archetype of the 19th century american. his father, george farragut, immigrated to america from the island of minorca in the mandatory tinian. when minorca belonged to spain before british seized it in 1798. george arrived u.s. he married another immigrant. a woman from scotland, where the glasgow comes from, one particularly arresting about their son is that he started his naval career very young. my stuart academy were generally 18 or 18 years old when they arrived in annapolis. had some as as 17 and a few who came to annapolis in their early. according to the statute you can be no older than 23 when you begin your studies at the nav

. ♪ >> in tennessee, how do you cast your vote? >> mr. secretary the great stateomen the right to vote. from memphis to the peak of mountain city the movement for justice is rooted in love in tennessee is still strong. it is a movement where free of gunfire violence print out movement where women have the right to choose for movement were working people get economic opportunity. of movement for those who have been pushed to the periphery are brought to the center part of movement for those who have been put down are lifted up into the light in tennessee because we believe justice will roll down like water and righteousness like an ever flowing stream. which is why we are so proud to have been the first state in that union plan our delegates to kamala harris. >> we cast 72 votes for the first woman and next president of the united states kamala harris. >> a party people come on ♪ ♪ party people come on. dnc power people come on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ taxes, how do you cast your vote? >> hello chicago. i am from corpus christi, texas. i'm here to introduce texas. [cheering] ♪ >> i

death penalty, which is permitted in some states. in some states, for example, in alabama, in arkansas, in louisiana, missouri, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, south dakota and other states. in america, since 2022, the supreme court of the united states has overturned the right to terminate a pregnancy at the federal level, adopted in 1973, that is, the state, it folded itself. in our country, this issue is not regulated in any way, despite the fact that, by and large, we are facing a very serious demographic problem, remember, we talked about this in one of our issues: today, in terms of the number of abortions, russia remains one of the world leaders, why is that? this is what msu professor, doctor of sociological sciences, andrey vladimirovich milekhin writes in his report demography. according to the un forecast, if the current trends continue, by 200 the population of russia will decrease to 112.2 million people, which threatens the country with an automatic rollback to the level of an ordinary agrarian power, the loss of any chances for the formation of any sign. 1 and 4, this is what peskov says, while to maintain the populati

states, for example, in alabama, arkansas, louisiana, missouri, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, south dakota states. in america, since 2022, the supreme court of the united states has canceled the right to terminate a pregnancy at the federal level, adopted in 1973. that is , the state, it has folded into itself responsibility. for this act, that is, it is decided, it is decided by the people living in this particular state, despite the promotion of lgbt values ​​in america in the countries of the civilized world, at the same time, those same farmers who feed america, they continue to live by their own laws. this, by the way, can become a reason for very serious problems within the united states itself. elder pais and svyatogorets, a monk of mount athos, who in 2015 was canonized by the russian orthodox church as a klikuma of saints, said that when the state takes responsibility for committing an abortion, then the lord punishes the entire nation, when the state renounces making this decision, then the sin falls on the specific person who committed it. in our country, this issue is not regul

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i also am the recently retired president of tennessee state university. in which sheila jackson lee held membership. i want to ask all members to please stand. thank you. i want to ask if all members and anyone who attended an accu to please stand. thank you. thank you very much. today we honor the life of our sister, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. , my colleague my confidant, my sorority sister, my friend. she called herself my advisor. she gave advice when i asked for it she gave advice when i didn't ask for it. i member the last conversation i had with her. she was advising me on how to go about getting the money owed to hbcu's by the various states. she said you need to call these congresspeople and then call me. i said thank you. not only are you advising me, you are now advising two others were advising me. but congresswoman sheila jackson lee was a cup of strength, a trophy of love, a medal of sophistication. she had a relationship with intelligence and excellence. we are sad but we still honor and celebrate her outstanding contributions to hbcu

states. louisiana is on the cusp. tennessee is on the cusp. idaho where yet that should be that should be coming hopefully in the next few, few years. but it'll be red states once we run out of red states maybe some states will become red states by then. and at the same time, the enough democrats defect on the issue the teachers unions won't be able to control them anymore. if enough people move states with choice. yeah. so a lot of people ask me how do i get choice in california. move to florida right. i guess i hadn't thought about before but yeah, that's that's one way to do it. but also, if enough democrats defected on the issue, i don't think they realize this the unions won't be able to control them anymore because the unions can primary one or two defectors and put all their money into taking them out. but if the whole democratic caucus in a state said, to hell with this, i'm going to side with my constituents and parents, the unions would have nowhere else to go. they would just have to lobby for other maybe like the things they should

he also unleashed as the elected captain of the militia of tennessee, was state office, was electing a general of the militia, a guy named andrew jackson. yeah. who? jefferson. mr. mustard. but. and who? originally madison's administration. he wanted jackson wanted send troops down to natchez, mississippi, on the mississippi river. madison's secretary of war orders them back to tennessee, but they've had some among the indians and they say, i guess we have to send this jackson down there. and they do. and he defeats the red stick creeks at madison, wasn't it? this map of his mind wasn't just in the library he saw the country, but it was to southwest. he saw the country to the south. and that included florida, where general jackson is concerned that having he carefully in the indian treaties that he enforced is that that he after during madison administration he cuts creeks off from florida so that they're not they don't have any adjacency to the spanish held territory and that paves the way the acquisition of florida, which is a policy basically pushed through by andrew jackson and a

and china, in the philippines say their ships have collided in the disputed cell, tennessee, inputted shared by china, state broadcast or a ship identified by beijing. as a philippine bustle, a scene running into the left side of a chinese ship. the philippines says 2 of its ships have been damaged in collisions us vice president tele, harris says taken her presidential campaign to pennsylvania. one of the key states likely to determine november's election, harris and barked on a bus tour a head of the democratic national convention in chicago, which begins on monday. she'll be confirmed as the parties candidate for november's presidential election. democratic norman e. camelot harris touch down in pennsylvania, a battle ground state that the policy needs to win again this presidential race won the rifle. donald trump took in 2016 paris and her running mate. tim was still writing a wave of excitement in the early stages. the campaign and democratic party supporters set out their hopes for the rights for the presidency. i grew up in the seventy's. we had no rights. we were less than. we were treated differen

they've admitted it by accuracy and media in red states including my home state of texas, tennessee, idaho, iowa, other states that have banned crt they are admitting they are still doing it on video saying we are not teaching, we are going to teach social emotional learning or student mental health services and it's a never ending game of walkable that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to engage we should still try to moveis the needle forward but is a disaster that will never meet the need of the families that are going to frankly disagree about how they want to raise their kids. it's okay to disagree about these things. what's not okay is forcing your values on other people's children when they don't have an exit option so school choice is the best solution from the bottom up. we will continue. louisiana iss on the cusp, tennessee is on the cusp, idaho, that should be coming hopefully in the next few years. enough democrats effect on the issue, the teachers unions won't be abl' to control. a lot of people ask how do i get a choice in california, movededo florida. i don't think they rea

philippines are trading blame after their ships collided in the dispute, or cell, tennessee, and footage shared by china state broadcast or a ship identified by basing. as a philippine bustle as seen, colliding with a chinese ship. china says it was deliberate, but the philippines accuses beijing of unlawful and aggressive maneuvers. the philippines has detected its 1st em parks case this year. authorities are working to determine if it's the new deadlier strain reported in several nations. the world health organization has issued his highest alert over the more contagious periods after an outbreak killed. hundreds in the democratic republic of congo. rescuers in italy are searching for 7 people who went missing when their sail boat sunk off the coast of sicily. 15 others were rescued. local media say the vessel capsized in bad weather, believed for and tourists were on board. high winds in hot weather, been fueling wild fires in western turkey. or the $130.00 separate blazes are broken out. authorities say most are now under control. thousands had to leave their homes and businesses around the coastal city i

that very, very shortly after joe biden getting out delegation started meeting in there states, i believe tennessee was the first state. they had a meeting and they asked the delegates, so who you for and everybody sent harris. i know i vote with the virginia delegation they they sent out a questionnaire to me. i voted harris because guess what there was no other candidate who got in the race? >> okay. marc. thank you so much for breaking this all down for us. i appreciate it, especially because it is a historic and unprecedented for the moment time. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> the ntsb is giving us a rare look inside its investigative lab. it comes ahead of a hearing into alaska airlines flight 12, 82. we can learn about the door plug that i blew off mid-flight. plus we are live from the olympic games in paris, and that is where our amanda davis is this morning. >> amanda yeah, it's a tough job. somebody has got to do it. how many times have we said it? but katie ledecky grabbed another slice of olympic history here on saturday 12 years after winning her first gold in the 800

. >> but now the area is home to millions and at least five states including memphis, tennessee, little arkansas and st. louis. in the next 50 years there's a 25% to 40% chance of an earthquake of at least magnitude 6.0 in the area and a 10% probability of a repeat of the 1811461812 earthquakes. chair of the university of missouri's public health and director of the school's crisis center. this was the frontier in the 1810's but what would the results be now in that area? >> that's one of the big issues that you bring up. the last time this happened almost 200 years ago, there are many more millions of people that live in the area. a lot of transportation infrastructure. highways that cross the mississippi river and other rivers so impact of an event as strong as what was experienced in the early 18 hundreds would impact a lot of homes and businesses and transportation so it would have a significant human toll and economic impact in the area. >> you talk about spans across the mississippi but the mississippi now has bece an important economic pipeline. bringing coal andi agricultural pr

states. so thrive in florida, tennessee , thrive in florida, tennessee, texas, idaho, thriving states, thrivingople are just saying no. and so you know, and i'm sure we'll talk about it today about tim waltz, the vice presidential nominee. you know, he's tried his to best wreck minnesota, and he's perhaps succeeding. and you've seen $5 billion of taxable income. leave the state. people are moving to north dakota. they're not they're not just moving for the weather in florida. they're moving to north dakota, which is arguably worse weather than minnesota. and because there's freedom in that state and you don't have that, the government forcing their hand with the assistance of the mainstream media. so i think it's you're seeing the healthy revolt. it's a little easier in the us because you have this federalist system and these 50 different experiments , and 25 of different experiments, and 25 of those experiments are working. and 25 surely aren't. >> oh, next on the show, colonel douglas macgregor will be here to discuss a new law that would allow vetted and qualified migrants. expedited path uk