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there is a lot to unpack. with that, let's bring in our nightcap, my dear friend, emison b host, it nbc correspondent, and new york times best-selling author. she wrote the book on believable on the trump campaign. my dear friend, katy tur. she was there when the verdict was read. tim o'brien joins us. bloomberg senior editor and trump biographer danny zavala's joins us. nbc legal animist and comedian, the host of the tell me everything podcast on sirius xm. we have the verdict. there is no more use of the word alleged. donald trump has been found guilty. what does this moment mean? >> could you say it again, but slower for me? it would be lovely. >> guilty, all 34. >> i think we can say it is the most important, completely inconsequential event in political history.
of our leadoff panel. nbc's national political correspondent, my dear friend, michael memoli is here. he's covered president biden, his family, and his inner circle of advisers for more than a decade. susan glasser joins us, staff writer for the new yorker. she coauthored the book the divider, about trump's time in the white house, and former attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor, and now is an msnbc contributor. mr. memoli, let's turn to you first. it appears that president biden's campaign is focused, and they've got their message, warning that donald trump is a threat to american democracy. what can you tell us? >> yeah, steph. we remember how president biden kicked off his 2020 campaign, which was talking about a battle for the soul of america. now, as we turn the calendar to 2024, the very first public speech we're gonna hear from president biden is gonna make it clear that he believes this fight for the soul of the country is still very much engaged. now, this is a significant,
she ever had. and andrea may even say something about that. >> i want to ask about that, and please speak to it, but also about the fact that the focus of your father-in-law's speech in 1963 was, as much about sort of economic inequality as well as racial inequality and how they basically are all part of the same challenge. and those disparities still exist today. the plblack unemployment rate i more than double that of white americans. the median household wealth of that white americans is nearly eight times that of black americans. why is the gap still so persistent? >> i think it points to the fact that we still have much work to do. my dear friend, jennifer jones austin and i actually just penned an op-ed for time.com a few days ago, talking with very real numbers about the disparities of poverty within the black and white community, particularly as it relates to black women.
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they're already hitting walls on fund-raising. we saw that from the second quarter numbers. donors are hesitant to see their dollars go towards something other than a candidate or a campaign or campaign operations. so it's all of that right now. it will only get worse as this thing begins to accelerate. we're into trial, we're into debates and we're into the process of primaries. >> michael steele, you'll be back with us later on when we talk about the debates with glenn kirschner. my dear friend, garrett haake, always good to talk to you. michael, i promise not to ask you if you think the other republicans are change their strategy a year from now? >> it's not you. >> trust me. you and i are on the same page there, my friend. what's going on in israel as
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a term understood to refer to america's global dominance. but it's the relationship between moscow and beijing, which many in the west see as an obstacle to chinese mediation efforts. and today's meeting seems to have brought them closer together. here's the chinese leader speaking about president putin. translation: dear president putin, i i always call you "my dear friend". | i was very glad to receive your proposal with a state visit once again. after my re—election as chairman of china's communist party, i chose russia as the first foreign country to visit. it's comments like those, which raise eyebrows in kyiv. the secretary of ukraine's national security and defence council tweeted, suggesting china's plan missed out some key details. 0leksiy danilov said that... likewise, the foreign
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