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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170429:16:15:00 - Vimarsana News

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Nbc's anthony terrell is at the march and joins me now. anthony, how do the crowds compare to the science march that was just held last weekend? >> reporter: hi, stephanie. you know, i asked organizers that question and they say last week's march was about awareness. this week it's about action. now, there's about 900 different groups that are here and joining about eight different contingencies behind me, including the protectors of justice, which are made up of indigenous peoples as well as climate justice marchers. with me is remy with the indian problem. why are you here? >> i'm here to ac...

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Opposition, whether it's democrats or citizens who have been protesting. we just have not seen that in the first three months of the president's term. historically, often when presidents come into office, they do that kind of outreach. that just hasn't been the trump way so far. there hasn't been the kind of honeymoon other presidents have sometimes had. but they are moving forward and saying that they have got a lot to do and they plan to now move past this marker and try to get some things done. yasmin. >> maybe the honeymoon is delayed, kelly, who knows. >> we'll see. >> thank you. as we ...

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Women across the country, many expressing their interest now to run for office. some are even taking classes to launch their own campaigns. nbc's mariana otencio takes a look at this new march for office. >> reporter: they took to the streets, just one day after president trump's inauguration. hundreds of thousands in cities across the country marching for womens rights and to send a message they would be watching. >> we've seen in the first 100 days where he has really put at risk the values that we hold dear. >> reporter: business owner lindsey davis stover marched in washington, and with he...

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Here, they're here to send a message to president trump, so you can guess their politics. >> and i can imagine the message is pretty loud. that's for sure. anthony terrell, thank you. i want to bring in seema metah and betsy woodrouuff. protests happening across the country. i think every single weekend we've talked about protests happening. it's sort of been a time of resistance within the last 100 days leading up to this major mark for president trump. is this sort of a new era of the presidency? is this how it's going to be? seema, i'm going to you first. is this how it's going to be for pr...

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So another march is about to take place in washington, d.c. protesting president trump's policies. this time it's about climate change. new video into our newsroom where people are beginning to gather at the capitol building for what's being called the people's climate march. tens of thousands are expected to take part in this. dozens of marches are scheduled across the country, even the world today. nbc's anthony terrell is at the scene in d.c. we're expecting to see high profile folks turn out today including a former vice president. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. that's right. we'll hav...