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    The Urgent Fight for Democracy

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  • Fmr. DC Police Officer reflects on third anniversary of Jan. 6

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  • Merry Christmas from Aunt Gloria

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  • Dionne Warwick on Being Honored by the Kennedy Center for Contributions to American Culture

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    08:35
  • Trump's Legal Woes Thrust Supreme Court into 2024 Chaos

    07:12
  • Ava Duvernay Talks New Critically-Acclaimed Film "Origin"

    07:22
  • Rep. Lee leads Civil Lawsuit against Trump for Violating the 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act on Jan. 6

    05:30
  • Rep. Horsford: 'Black voters are the base of the Democratic party'

    06:37
  • Black Santas Spread Joy, Feel Racist Backlash

    08:02
  • House GOP Authorizes Baseless Biden Impeachment Inquiry

    04:57
  • Rep. Balint: It's embarrassing to watch House Republicans

    04:47

Hawaii governor addresses sirens failure and 'grim' aftermath of Maui wildfire

07:09

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green spoke with MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart about the aftermath of the wildfires that tore through Maui as search and rescue personnel continue to search for missing people. Green addresses why there was a lack of audible emergency sirens and whether he expects President Joe Biden to visit Hawaii soon.