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attorney general william tong of connecticut and attorney general kris mays of arizona. another hour of velshi begins right now. right now. ♪ >>> good morning, sunday november 10. i'm ali velshi. i spoke yesterday about a password for those of us who fear the darkness and danger another trump administration will like a brain. i talked about fighting to the darkness and how history has taught us defeat can pave the way for tryouts. but today i want to talk about finding that path in the darkness. one of the most critical steps we collectively as a country and each of us injured as -- each of us as citizens must take is to reconcile the fact that our country has did this. for many, the loss was a disappointment but for many more, was donald trump's victory. event -- ran a vindictive racist and boldly authoritarian campaign unlike anything we have seen in american politics and he won decisively. when he emerged victorious in 2016 it felt like an accident or maybe an experiment. this time it was quite deliberate and for the second time in three election cycles the american p

tong, police chief bill scott and mayor london breed. i am so grateful to be here at glide to carry on the legacy of cecil williams and janice mccartney, and all they did to build up this organization as a place that serves people every single day, not just during the holidays. you heard the mayor mention riverside reverend cecil williams. that was glide's first thanksgiving without him. he died earlier this year after leading the church for 60 years. but his legacy is very much alive. here's nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab. many things look familiar this thanksgiving here at glide. thousands of pounds of turkey. volunteers giving of their time and effort. carving that turkey. all of these things rooted in love. but there is a key figure missing who preached all about love, reverend cecil williams. reverend williams glide's charismatic leader, passed away in april this year at the age of . he was celebrated for his legacy of inclusion and unconditional love. he believed that inclusivity would create a community to support and transform those experiencing poverty, homelessness and addiction. i didn't come looking for work, but i just fe