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because you don't look a certain way or make a certain income, you're not thriving is part of this idea of follow people. >> and i've been really struck by the fixation on the lbj era as opposed to perhaps all the other things they came before it if during before, during and after it, it is interesting to me that because the lbj era was a mixture of these social programs and also the civil rights programs. it has gotten sort of attacked by conservatives as being the source of all of the problems when it comes to racial disparities in this country. i mean, does that line up with what you know happened in that era? >> well, no, absolutely not. one when we think about social welfare in the united states, we don't have social welfare until the new deal fdr 1933.
think that's you're a republican, so you're entitled to that opinion, but i think what people are taking issue with is you made a couple of statements of fact. one of the things about is asking you about whether you were talking about black people voting for republicans in the time period that you're talking about the lbj time period, they started voting for democrats and the reason is because of civil rights, because a democratic president was passing bills that gave them rights, the voting rights act, the civil rights act of 1965 i've housing housing fairness act. so are you do you acknowledge that when democrats by black voters vote for democrats, it's actually because there's a history there, there's a reason that they voted for democrats in that time period, not because they were just getting all their money let me be clear. i don't deny that. i think it's also important for the record to be clear that you had the vast majority of democrats in the senate were
and when we think about social welfare policy initially social security and other social welfare policies actually exclude african-americans domestic laborers are excluded, which are mostly black women agricultural workers are excluded, of which is mostly the, the entire black family was picking cotton into the 90s throughout the rural south so when we think about lbj's great society, all the great society does is provide access to civil rights, voting rights immigration reform educational reform, equal employment opportunity, and health care through medicare and medicaid and other policies so the idea that black people suddenly had a reversal of fortune because of the democratic party is asinine and when we think about black people voting conservatively, we have to understand black folks have always been historically before
struggling. that is a fact. and that is why so many americans, especially americans, who are minorities in this country, are leaving joe biden and the democrats looking towards donald trump and republicans congressman byron donalds. we appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you and i want to now bring in someone who has written and researched extensively about the jim crow era. >> professor peniel joseph. he is the founding director of the lbj school center for the study of race and the end democracy at the university of texas, austin, his new book is entitled the third reconstruction peniel. thank you for joining us. a professor, i should say, i wanted to just get your reaction to what you just heard well, i mean, i think it's astonishing to try to romanticize the jim crow era and really to decontextualize the lbj years in american history. >> and i think you pointed out abbe very well that the great society impacted all americans around civil rights, voting
think that roe versus wade would ever be overturned but it was. my opponent is someone who cheered on the dobbs decision. who cheered on the overturning of roe versus wade. he could be the one vote that republicans need to pass a national ban and who could put into access contraception. we cannot allow that to happen. so if your viewers would like to help me fight back and fight to protect our rights and freedoms, please go to tammybaldwin.com. let's listen to what the vice president said about this today. a former member of the senate, kamala harris. >> you have got to see what donald trump's friends and the united states senate just did. >> on this vote the yae's are 51, the nae's are 59. not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to. >> donald trump's friends just blocked the right to have
months after the civil rights act is passed on july 2, in 19 things 65, the voting rights act is passed august 6. so when we think about the democratic party, black people helped to transform the democratic party. that's how we have heroes like shirley chisholm, heroes like fannie lou hamer, heroes like, like, like jesse jackson and others don and brazil who really challenged the democratic party and really the way for barak obama and it's such an important point. >> i brought it up with the congressman. you cannot just throw around. well democrats used to be republican. there's a reason that a majority of black people don't vote with the republican party. and i think it's perfectly within the congressman's rights to want to change that. but you also have to be accurate about the history as well. peniel joseph. thank you very much for joining us tonight and sharing all of that with us. >> thank you for having me breaking news. >> donald trump has scored
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it's starting to heat up. it's summer, they are moving off college campuses into the streets. as you look at this i want to wind back in if i can and i want to show the protests a few days ago at pride between these pro- palestinian protesters, these anti-israel protesters, and the pride people. this went on and the whole concept here is you have the far left going after the far left. >> yes. when you dance with the devil, you die with the devil. they thought hey, let's join the palestinians and go after the juice, but at the end of the day, the palestinians use them in the truth of the matter is, i hate your guts because you have american rights. in america, you have to wake up and start recognizing that this is what is coming to your doorstep. i'm an american but i know my history. we have seen this. >> trace: meantime on your subject, aaron cohen, the bbc
next week. for the record, public support for ivf is 70%. republicans will no doubt say there is no real threat to ivf. which probably means that right now is exactly the time to start protecting those rights. still ahead tonight, earlier this year, president biden promised to shut down the u.s. mexico border and today, those wheels are in motion. how is biden's new executive action limiting asylum? i will speak to the aclu about that next. aclu about that next.