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and white superiority that is fueling this voter suppression that we are seeing. it wasn't by accident that even when donald trump called georgia and other states that there was a state that he figured he could actually be able to impact, i think minority votes and democratic-leaning voters. it is a tragedy. we are going to have to deal with the real issue. sometimes it looks like shootings in our communities. sometimes it looks like increased violence. sometimes it looks like racial hate, but all of it stems from the same thing. until we have a real reckoning with racial justice and racial equity in this country and really center humanity, we will continue to face similar circumstances. >> part of the reason i wanted to make sure to speak with you specifically is because we have a lot of people on talking about georgia, talking about the way that the state has been reshaped by what happened in georgia and by the case that we are now watching on fold in georgia, i want to hear it from you, right? not sort of what is happening to republicans, what is it going to mean for 2024, if this
heaven the confrontation with the three of us, which is critical and important, i have to reflect on the date there is a celebration and commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the march on washington, and on the same date that we are celebrating 60 years since that day, there is a racially motivated shooting of black people and a black community in jacksonville, florida. and we're sitting here talking about voter suppression. how do you reckon with the fact that those things are all happening on the same date 60 years later? >> first, my heart goes out to the families in the jacksonville community. i want to say that i think -- is insane. they drive around racial hate. what we say, the shooting that happened today in jacksonville, is also stand from that same sense of hate and white superiority that is the same is the voter suppression we are seeing. it wasn't by accident, when donald trump called georgia and other states that it was a state he figured he could actually be able to impact, i think, minority votes and democratic-leaning voters.
the families in the jacksonville community. i want to say that i think -- is insane. they drive around racial hate. what we say, the shooting that happened today in jacksonville, is also stand from that same sense of hate and white superiority that is the same is the voter suppression we are seeing. it wasn't by accident, when donald trump called georgia and other states that it was a state he figured he could actually be able to impact, i think, minority votes and democratic-leaning voters. so it is a tragedy. we are going to have to deal with the real issue. sometimes it looks like shootings and our communities. sometimes it looks like increased ballots. sometimes it looks like -- but all of this stems from the same thing. until we have a real reckoning, with racial justice and racial equity in this country, and really center humanity, we're going to continue to face suffering. >> part of the reason i wanted to speak with you specifically as we have i thought of people on talking about georgia,
i created "happy days" not what a family really was. i thought it would be good if there were some families that didn't get divorced. oh, you guys are really m-- wow! it wasn't by accident everybody on "happy days" hugs each other. it wasn't by accident everybody in the family ate at the same time at the same table. shales: it was a sweet tender show in the vein of "american graffiti." looking back on that era of the '50s with a certain affection. ay-y-y! abc wanted fonzie's "ay-y-y" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walker's "dy-no-mite!" 'cause i'm the fonz! ay-y-y! catchphrases were big. sit on it, marvin! sit on it, marvin! sit on it, howard. does anyone say, "thank you, arnold"? no. you know what they say? sit on it, arnold. sit on it, arnold. that's what they say. you watch fonzie, and you just want to be fonzie. [ snaps fingers ] aww.
>> good night. >> this year there will be more nostalgia and wholesome family drama. >> now that dinner is over let's try out the piano. >> oh, good. >> i am taking requests. ♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ >> i created "happy days" not what a family really was. i thought it would be good if there were some families that didn't get divorced. >> you guys are really -- >> it wasn't by accident everybody on "happy days" hugged each other. it wasn't by accident that everybody in the family ate at the same time at the same table. it was a sweet, tender show. >> in the vein of "american graffiti." looking back on the era of the '50s with a certain affection. >> aaay! >> abc wanted fonzi's "aaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walker's "dynomite." >> cause i'm the fonz! aaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it!
♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ >> i created "happy days" not what a family really was. i thought it would be good if there were some families that didn't get divorced. >> you guys are brilliant. >> it wasn't by accident everybody on "happy days" hugged each other. it wasn't by accident everybody in the family ate at the same time at the same table. >> it was a sweet, tender show. in the vein of "american graffiti." looking back on the era of the '50s with a certain affection. >> haaay! >> abc wanted fonzi's "haaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walker's "dynomite." >> cause i'm the fonz! haaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it, marvin! >> sit on it, howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi.
>> now that dinner is over, let's try out the piano. >> oh, good. >> i am taking requests. ♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ >> i created "happy days" not what a family really was. i thought it would be good if there were some families that didn't get divorced. >> you guys are really -- >> it wasn't by accident everybody on "happy days" hugged each other. it wasn't by accident that everybody in the family ate at the same time at the same table. >> it was a sweet, tender show. in the vein of "american graffiti." looking back on the era of the '50s with a certain affection. >> haaay! >> abc wanted fonzi's "haaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walker's "dynomite." >> cause i'm the fonz! haaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it, marvin! >> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you,
suppressed and we had social media actually censoring accounts over a story that now we see that laptop is real. the emails are real and what happened before the election social media doing what they did a very low point for our media and especially social media. >> it wasn't by accident. >> bret: panel, thank you. mara thank you from d.c. >> thank you. bret ♪ ray rushshell is a 49-year-old u.s. army war veteran works at third shift mechanic sugar beat factory. he decided he is going to enroll in college, try out for the football team. rushruschel active in the national guard until he turns 60 and working on the gridiron.
nostalgia and wholesome family drama. >> now that dinner is over let's try out the piano. i am taking requests. >> i created happy days, i thought it would be good if there was some families that did not get their voice. it wasn't by accident, everyone on happy days hugged each other. it wasn't by accident everyone in the family ate at the same time, at the same table. >> it was a sweet and tender show in the vein of american graffiti. looking back on that era of the 50s with a certain affection. >> abc wanted fonzie's competing directly with dynamite. >> catchphrases were big. >> does anyone say thank you,
>> you guys are really -- >> it wasn't by accident everybody on "happy days" hugged each other. it wasn't by accident that everybody in the family ate at the same time at the same table. it was a sweet, tender show. in the vein of "american graffiti." looking back on the era of the '50s with a certain affection. >> abc wanted fonzi's "haaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walker's "dynomite." >> cause i'm the fonz! haaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it! >> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be.