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poisoned an entire town in ohio, the transportation secretary, the man in charge of preventing train derailments, held a press conference attacking white construction workers because they're the problem. >> it's nineteen fifty two . our eight year old president , meanwhile, 80 years old, he seems convinced it's nineteen fifteen. and we're all living in rural alabama, burning crosses the front yards of terrified sharecroppers to amuse ourselves. we don't have tv. biden gave a speech the other day in 2020 three to denounce lynching as lynching is still happening in the united states . ...

Documentary about voting and all the struggles involved in voting now with Voter Suppression and the title, listen to this title. The title of her documentary is all in. Im not sure why they just didnt call it the Rachel Maddow show does chris hayes have did they check with him . Can you just pull that title right off of chris hayes screen now you have something to fight with Stacey Abrams about it would be petty, wouldnt it be petty for maybe during the commercial break, we can discuss that were on tv, nothing is petty for people like us, lawrence there you go. There you go Rachel Maddow sets...

President s approach to the pandemic that has taken more than 196,000 american lives, infected over 6. 6 million americans. In what may have been the toughest questioning of this president yet, donald trump tonight took questions from undecided voters at a town hall anchored by George Stephanopoulos of abc news it was held in philadelphia. Having limited his Media Exposure to largely friendly outlets, having limited exposure period to the American People, the president seemed to be clearly taken aback by the sharp questions and some of the followups in some cases indeed one of the first questi...

Scientific American, a top science magazine that has been around since 1845, has become increasingly captured by the political left to the detriment of its scientific goals, a former columnist told City Journal in a story published Sunday.

Scientific American staffers headed to locations ranging from Texas to Vermont to try to catch a glimpse of the total solar eclipse