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Year. this is the first time this is happening post-trump. the previous marches all happened when trump was in office and the force behind it was really against his policies and against his election. there were questions about what role organizations like the women's march were going to play once trump left office. what would be the role going forward. activists and organizers for this particular event say that that law in texas as well as the law in mississippi have really served as a galvanizing force, bringing together participants to continue to be active and engaged beyond the trump years...

Focal point. a galvanizing force for their supporters to rally around. they hope this kind of energy will take them into 2022, into the midterm election year when they really want to see a lot of people come out to events like this and show up to vote for more democrats in office. right behind me, this event is going to take place right around noochblt we're expecting activists and performers as well. participants will march from here down to the supreme court where they hope their presence there will send a message before the court reconvenes for a new term on monday. >> stephanie, it was tex...

Richard, thanks for joining me. this is a huge week on the u.n. calendar. what are the major issues that are going to be focused on? >> welcome to new york for this general asemimsemblassembly. >> thank you. >> don't step off the curb, you're going to get hit by a limousine. the summit on climate change is a galvanizing force, but as you mentioned, the u.s., a few other big countries that pollute a lot won't even be attending. the secretary general says you can only have three minutes to talk and he wants and is demanding bold ideas, concrete proposals, not just, he says, flowery speeches, whi...

Months that this race started so, so early and they had the democratic primary voters' attention it's not too late but it's late enough that they should sort of refocus their priorities on where they want to spend, you know, their resources and their rhetoric focusing the voters. >> and, conversely, if you go out and talk to a lot of republican voters, one of the things they will consistently bring up unprompted is look what the president has done with the court. he pushed it forward. republicans have kept that mantra going for literally years. and it's taken hold within that party. i think mu...

In 2016. it was a galvanizing force for republicans that decided to hold their nose and vote for this president. they felt he could deliver this. aides around him want him to stay on a couple of things. economy first and foremost. they wish they could disable his twitter account and just talk about that. good luck. we can't stay on that message. it's the economy and the way he changed the courts. he and mcconnell have done so. >> that was a big deal in my house. a great piece by elie mystal. the mayor of new york says it's up to the police commissioner to decide if the officer faces charges ...