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hair. she carried what looked like a briefcase for her school work. and at 6 years old, she also carried the fate of american history. ruby bridges entered that all white school in louisiana while being shouted at by angry mobs, racist taunts, hateful insults. >> i remember the chant, two, four, six, eight, we don't want to integrate. >> some of these people were very threatening. they were going to kill her. they were going to hang her. >> one protester's sign read "all i want for christmas is a clean white school." another held up a miniature coffin with a black doll inside. >> i u...

on to us. so every time i see that i think about the fact that i was an innocent child that knew absolutely nothing about what was happening that day. >> we will be his innocence and eventually her pain is a good reminder that for a suffering world, both at home and abroad, courage can win, even if in the tiny shoes of just one little girl and on one particular november day. laura, my daughter has a book, it's called lady legends off a bit, and b is for ruby bridges. and i am grateful for that today and every day. >> you know, i am to. norman rockwell painting hung in my dining room ...

Donald J. Trump plans to sharply expand his use of tariffs if he returns to power, risking disruption to the economy in an attempt to transform it.

Alike are still wanting to defend him and to rush to his side. that's because they can look at the entire justice system and try to paint it as corrupt, not just against trump, but against republicans and also against those voters who trump appeals to and those hard-right maga republicans also appeal to. now, we obviously know that that's not the case, as you were just talking about. senator graham voted less than a decade ago to confirm the judge he's now railing against, saying he's biased against former president trump and needs to be replaced. it just goes to show that no matter what trump...

Especially dobbs. basically we're seeing a court world back the protections that make it possible, indeed facilitate the process of a multiracial, multi ethnic democracy. education, reproductive rights, financial security, all of these things that we need in order to be in a democracy that is inclusive and includes everyone. and that seems to be the thing the court is railing against. and to be very clear we had a bar burner of a term last year. and particularly the rhythms of the supreme court are such that -- >> won? what >> we had a big, when you take a breather. but we had -- this year. it...