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bill says it's new structural racism. some schools think it's ok to discriminate against one group in favor of another. >> this has been six years in his garage, probably had a lot of people come over there, whether it's workers, whether it's staff, whether it's friends, like who knows. and they say they are being transparent but they are really not. >> why didn't they tell us about the ones in the garage when they knew it at the time. be transparent with the american people and treat everyone the same. that's all we are asking for. >> sandra: all right. lawmakers sounding off. begin...

let's hand it over to kasie hunt and "cnn tonight." >> you're right. we don't talk about grief enough. i'm very much looking forward to listening to that podcast. thank you very much. i am casey hunt, and this is knight. we're in the midst of another general election season that will test donald trump's impact across the board. independents turned away from him in 2020. and as criminal investigations widen by the day, those independents are being reminded why they still don't like him. two third of independents say in a new poll that they don't want the ex-president to run for office...

which that they could indict somebody on, including him? that's the first question. and i think they're getting very close to that point, frankly. but i think at the end of the day, there's another question, it's do you indict a former president? what will that do to the country? what kind of precedent will that set? will the people really understand that this is not failing to return a library book? that this was serious? you have to worry about those things. and i hope that those kinds of factors will inclined the administration not to indict him. because i don't want to see him in...

the former attorney general, bill barr, weighing in on a potential indictment of donald trump. here's what he said on fox earlier. >> i think, as i've said all along, there are two questions. will the government be able to make out a technical case? will they have evidence by which that they could indict somebody on, including him? that's the first question. and i think they're getting very close to that point, frankly. but i think at the end of the day, there's another question, it's do you indict a former president? what will that do to the country? what kind of precedent will that...

>> and yesterday i said the astros were feeling positive you laughed at me. that was the first time since 1956 there was a no hitter at the world series. >> and christiane, one of the pitchers, his parents told him before they felt it was going to be a no hitter. >> i'm not saying anything because i don't watch it, know nothing. who won -- >> the astros. >> we have a lot to get to here. more volatility expected this morning on wall street as the fed again makes things more expensive for americans trying to cool the economy. >> that i know about. also a secretly recorded meeting rev...