something that involved the black community and no one else. i just wish that she would have never went to that store. we didn t understand each other. korean americans didn t know the racial history. a history we can t afford to repeat. if you told me i d be back poyears later and still talk about that day i wouldn t have believed it. tonight a cnn special report the fire still burns 30 years after the l.a. riots. good evening. i m van jones. 30 years ago back in april 92 i was just a law student. i was interning in san francisco. i was trying to find my way. but for the beating of rodney king and the up risings that came after that trial i probably wouldn t be sitting in front of you today. the first time i went to jail was in the aftermath of that moment, and my perspective has never been the same since. much more importantly those five days of civil unrest permanently impacted our politics, our justice system and our culture. so we re going to go back to the
president joe biden did not speak public low to the press about the deadliest fire in modern american history for 5 straight days. why was that? because he was afraid the press was going to ask him about hunter. and he should be afraid every answer he gives immediately collapses. he never talked to his son about business. family never took monfrechina never met hunter s business partners. all lois the new lie from the biden white house is this. i have been asked this a million times, the answer will not change it is the same the president was never in business with his son i don t have anything else to add. examine this. what does it mean to be in business with someone the dictionary says being in business with someonure enengage in the the same business activities or pursuits. people in business together have the same goals. operating conjunction with each other to achieve those goals and share in the revenue. people in business together talk to the same clients. sometim
moment. she has her own ideas on how to reign in spending as america s debt is exploding. let s just say she s not signing on to what the president put out today. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we have a busy show for you right now, this is your world. let s go to peter doocy in philadelphia where the president outlined his plans that he says are fair to average americans. and in a way, stick to it the rich. peter? and neil, president biden is back of the napkin math reads like, this cut the deficit $3 trillion by raising taxes on the wealthy and on corporations by about 4.7 trillion over ten years. anybody that thinks our present federal tax system is fair, raise your hand. i m not joking. people making $400,000 a year, do you think it s fair? the president is trying to contrast himself with what he calls maga republicans who he says have no plan to preserve medicare or reduce costs. the house republican leadership responded to this all at once in a statement t
questions you may have call now and we ll come to you 808 to one 4,000 welcome to a special edition of newsnight, the trump hush money trial. i m abby phillip in new york alongside laura coates here five hours and eight minutes. that is how along the trials most important witness spent on the stand today michael cohen directly implicating donald trump, telling the jury dramatic and potentially critical facts when it comes to the prosecution s case against trump the jury watched intently, their heads were sibling back and forth between the prosecutor and the witness as the government lead cohen through screw a deliberate testimony to and actually trace is evolution. if you remember from trump s periphery to trump s, go refer to trump s. do everything fixer. and that included the alleged hush money deal designed to silence stormy daniels idea that cohen testified trump ordered him to make the jury learned how cohen called trump. well, mr. trump or more simply the boss, his
The president's choice to sign the NHI Bill in the face of legitimate and rational concerns without taking those issues into account is not reflective of an adult, argues Howard Feldman.