i want to turn, now, to bernice king. daughter of dr. martin luther king jr. she is the ceo of the king center. thank you so much for joining us, bernice. i really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to play because i want our viewers to see it. i just want to get -- they need to see it of this state representative protesting and getting arrested while the governor signs a bill to restrict voting rights into law. >> the governor is signing a bill that affects all georgians. why is he doing it in private? and why is he trying to keep elected officials who are representing us out of the process? are you serious? >> no, you are not. represent -- >> she's not under arrest. >> for what? under arrest, for what? for trying to see something that our governor is doing? >> why is she under arrest? >> our governor is signing a bill that affects all georgians. and you're going to arrest an elected representative. why does the governor have more power than -- than a representative? >> why are you arresting her? >> why are you arresting her? >> bernice, the

i want to call out to bernice king. she actually invited me to martin luther king celebrations in atlanta several years ago. it was one of the highlights of my career, don. what happened to that woman was ridiculous. it was an overreaction. it was terrible. what they're passing is no good either, particularly the voter i.d., because, you know, they tried to pass a voter i.d., a picture i.d. here in ohio. i said if you pass that, i'll veto it because a lot of folks don't have a lot that don't have that thing and that isn't right. have them show some form of identification, but it doesn't have to be a picture. that is apparently in that along with limiting voting on sunday, which also i don't like that either. let people vote. >> so then what is going on here? i mean, you're still a republican, right? >> yeah, a very good one. >> so what's going on here? is this voter suppression? >> what i think, don, is that republicans -- some people do this because they're worry about the the integrity of the voting, okay? some feel t

thank you, bernice king. i appreciate you joining us. >> god bless you. >> we'll be right back at the top of the hour.

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and since the book has been out, bernice king has been incredible, doctor bernice king in terms of supporting it and people excited about it. did a peace in "time" magazine. she asks every back to read tweet. that kind of support from me makes also happy and making her proud road meet the world. trevor baldwin in helping me understand how crucial for the baldwin family saw in her uncles life is being from each other but anybody who knew them, if you didn't know you are missing a huge part of the story. and then with the family i've been really privilege to speak to the been granted use permission to use her photo on the cover of the book. this just these little nods on a really help i've made them proud. another book is out there i can see it is a celebration. maybe they'll be comfortable in sharing even more about the women. i think there's a lot more out there to uncover. maybe she tells a few more stories. >> host: does that mean you would get a part two? >> guest: thou be really coy don't know. i write a lot about the things i'm excited about in the process as well. a part of it too is i

and since the book is about bernice king has been incredible, in terms of supporting it, getting people excited about it. i wrote about in to a peace in "time" magazine. she asked everybody to retweet it, that's kind of support for me, makes me so happy it really means the world. and then to have one of burgess baldwin's grandchildren, trevor baldwin has been instrumental in giving me that family perspective. and helping me to it understand how crucial grandma was for the baldwin family and continues to be. and how again he saw her and his uncle is being inextricable from each other for if you did not know bert you are missing a huge part of his story. and then i've also been really privileged to speak to one of betty malcolm's daughters as well as have been granted to use her photo on the cover of the book. there's just these little knots and i hope i've made them proud. now that the book is out there they can see i'm not trying to hurt anybody that maybe they will be comfortable in sharing even more about the women. i think there's a lot more out there to uncover. if they are excited

bernice king. >>> what about saying that the fbi and the nypd may have had a hand in his death? >> these have been concerning allegations from the beginning. it has long been known that the federal government had been clueding with other elements. assume that they had been colluding with other elements. for the families and supporters of the truth and justice and malcolm x himself, this is proof positive that the assassination went far beyond the nation of islam. >> the letter is attributed to raymond wood. a former nypd office here confessed before dying that the nypd and fbi conspired in the assassination. i see you got the striped shirt and blue navy jacket memo today? i think you look great. >> thanks so much. >> that will do it for me today. if you're going outside. wear a mask. if you're staying in, ayman mohyeldin picks up our coverage next. mohyeldin picks up our coverage next ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a p

want to bring in bernice king, ceo of the king center. bernice, thanks for joining us on this thanksgiving holiday. you heard my conversation with cal. i think probably one of the hardest things for ahmaud arbery's family is seeing that empty chair on this thanksgiving holiday. it hurts even more on a holiday like today when family is supposed to be together and it is about safety and security and loving one another. let me play some sound for you from reverend al sharpton who was on the 9:00 a.m. hour of msnbc. he talked about how he helped the family prepare for worst case scenario. >> even though i felt the evidence was rock solid, i prepared them for the worst. when they read the charge and we had the first guilty, i think wanda breaking down crying is the only thing that stopped me from crying. because the tears i had was that finally we got something for one of these families. >> and it is real in this country, bernice, right? even with evidence rock solid, you always wonder how is this thing going to go. as we've seen so many other

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