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redemption. and what was distinctive about the lost cause and redemption wasn't just the violence of colfax, louisiana, or wilmington, north carolina. there was literally a coup in those state governments. it was also, mike, the assault on what we knew. how we remembered reconstruction. how we remembered the past. and what is so interesting about it, when i look at what's going to happen to those kids in florida and texas and all these places where they are not going to be taught the full scope of our history. i get angry about my children. my black children and brown children having to learn that. i actually get more angry about what is going to happen to white children. because you know what? those kids who were taught in the first lost cause, they turned out to be the adults in montgomery. they were the adults in mississippi. they were the adults in louisiana. the folks who actually engaged in the violence of the second reconstruction. so i think part of what we're dealing is what fredrick
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world the young lady says. for its part, the kremlin is granting a new road to escalation and will deepen the crisis and at least for some folks here, it's a possible way out. back to you, mike. greg live in kyiv, greg, many thanks. jot prime minister thanked the house for passing 26 billion in foreign aid for israel. trey yingst is in tel aviv with the very latest. hello, trey. reporter: mike, the war in gaza approaches the 200 day mark. israel is on track to receive new funding from the united states. the u.s. house of representatives passing a bill with $26 billion israeli
appreciated. thank you i'll front now, former republican congressman ken buck of colorado, who knows quite well about all of the chaos he just retired of course, from congress before his term was overseeing the dysfunction was worse than he had ever seen in his more than nine years in washington. >> nice to have you back with us tonight, sir speaker johnson, relying on a majority of democrats to help advance this ukraine aid the bipartisan coalition. there. does that strengthen or weaken him well, i think one this package of bills is popular with the american public. >> i think mike johnson's on the right side of history. and i think that republicans and democrats will rally around someone who is showing leadership on capitol hill. it is a rare commodity on capitol hill. mike has the backbone to move forward with very important and controversial legislation the devote should be two to vote for or against this package, not to vote for or against the speaker. if you don't like this package, that
is not something that should be happening. and i think mike survives. so you think he survives, but what about this coalition itself? >> democrats marjorie taylor greene as you just heard her saying, oh, there must be some deal with democrats here. what did he give up for them? they may be expecting something in return. we know some republicans want to punish johnson as we just heard, for reaching across the aisle. what about this bipartisan dynamic? could it last? >> well, more than 180 democrats signed a discharge petition trying to move this bill to the floor. these bills to the floor. so i'm not surprised at all about the coalition. i think the coalitions are based on the particular legislation that's going to the floor. and not necessarily a standing coalition that some republicans have with some democrats i think that bipartisanship used to be something that people celebrated. now, it's evidently a sign of weakness or some backroom deal. if marjorie knows about a backroom deal, she should bring forth the evidence. if she has a recording or she was present when the deal was made, or
moles and i think what he's doing is great. i think he's a good christian man. i think it's what our country needs and i trusting. >> and even from non how my democratic, but you support i suppose i like my. >> so with that being said, what the speaker is louisiana constituents think of georgia congress to win marjorie taylor greene trying to take them down. >> i think that there's different factions within the republican party that all have, you all want to be heard and i think that mike's doing a good job of managing all those different opinions. and i think marjorie taylor greene is just causing trouble visit anger, you yeah, it does because i think that the last thing we wanna do is get back in a situation where the houses is in turmoil and there's no leadership. >> what do you think of marjorie taylor greene, the congressman from georgia, trying to oust him as speaker of the house. >> i don't like it i don't i mean, once she do it just like his stances on a number of things like funding for ukraine, for example, she doesn't want it so what do you think about that?
these people love to hate america for our colonizing history. they remind me of an interview i did for the get it together series, the statue top layer. the big advocate for keeping historical statues, they symbolize our identity and what we've achieved. but not everybody believes this. i talked to mike... the leader of the american indian movement. he became infamous for toppling the statue of columbus in minneapolis during the george floyd riots. he really hates america but why? let's bring in mike. why do you hate america so much? >> to me america was built on genocide, slavery and colonialism. and we have been through so much trauma and america doesn't even
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america. >> these people love to hate america for our so-called th. intng history and they remind me of aner interview i did for the get it together series, the statue top topper. as you know, i'm a big advocatei for keeping historical statues. >> they symbolize our identity and what we've achieveng d. but not everybody believes this. i talked to mikeody believes foa mike support of the anishinaabe tribe, a father of four, and the leader of the american indian movement. >>e le o he became infamous forr toppling the statue of columbus in minneapolis during the george floyd riots. mike really, i mean, really hates america. but why? >> let's bring in mike. why do you hate america so much? >> becausey do you to me, ameria built on , slavery and colonialism. and we have been through so much trauma.
down. >> i think that there's different factions within the republican party that all have yeah, all want to be heard and i think that mike's doing a good job of managing all those different opinions. and i think marjorie taylor greene is just causing trouble. visit anger, you yeah, it does because i think that the last thing we wanna do is get back in a situation where the houses is in turmoil and there's no leadership what do you think of marjorie taylor greene, the congressman from georgia, trying to oust him as speaker of the house. i don't like it. i don't i mean, once she do just like his stances on a number of things like funding for ukraine, for example, she doesn't want it. what do you think about that i think we started helping them. >> i think we've shaped continue helping them i think she's making a big mistake. >> promoting that she's not my favorite congressperson what do you think so glad she's not my representatives. >> we go inside this office