birth of the electric car is still a disposable battery is considered to be 1842, when the same thomas devin port in company with robert davis and it was designed without a little. no, it took other scientists to create an electric car with a rechargeable battery, then the american william morrison assembles a six -seater electric car that could travel more than 20 km the world saw this car in 1893 at an exhibition in chicago and in 1912 two companions of henry forte thomas edison conceived to fill the entire market with high-quality and inexpensive electric machines according to historians studying the biography of the creators, friends, in the strictest secrecy. worked in laboratories, however, there are rumors about the development. yet dispersed and ford. i had to give an interview. the new york times, in which he said that ford cars with new batteries under the edison brand are being prepared for release. however , the plan was not condemned to come true, the fire destroyed the edison laboratory with all the documentation, and henry ford began to produce cars. with a gasoline engine thi

team, guys were in the finals a couple years ago, close to a title, kevin durant, devin booker, a new owner, isaiah thomasr, matt, and everything that's going on with the team, i had a chance to talk to both a couple days ago. i'm so grateful for the time that i spent in phoenix, you know, the last three years have been amazing as far as me, my family. >> and tell us what do you think happens next? are you looking for them to move you, buy out, what do you think? >> that's a good question. i don't know yet because nothing's official. there has to be trade calls and all this stuff to take place. i'm just figuring it out before i go back. >> the nba draft tomorrow. that plays a role perhaps. most importantly, congratulations on the new book. we're so glad you're here. it is called "sixty-one: life lessons from papa on and off the court." chris paul, thank you very much. that book is out now. >> thank you. >>> all right. still ahead on "morning joe," we'll return with a look at the news and break down the plea deal between the doj and hunter biden. plus we'll show the response from the president and his poli

devin west stilln e la and genel counsel of the center for equal opportunity, and carrie severinoe center, president of d former clerk as well as myself to justice thomas. carrie, let's start with you. no justiw, people i talked to wo were at the court today, you you could feel the tension like emanating from justice jackson when. justice thomas very, very. it was a stirring reading, s i understand, from the bench of his concurrence. conc she just was staring blankly ahead, you know, like bla reading, vero whu know, like bla reading, vero what do you make of that? that very person from her at foh least back and forth? >> you reading dissents even from the bench is not common, but reading disse definitely out of out o the ordinary. and i don't think you have pad i don't think you have that. le >> you cannot paint all people of the same race as the justhe same race as the justice thomas and justice jackson clearly opposite sidesce of this issue. despite having the same skin tone. they have very different opinions. and i think judge just illustrates his poinat juslustrg race as a proxy for trying to create diversity is so wrongheaded, not to mention no un