Rev. Al Sharpton

Rev. Al Sharpton, a civil rights leader, joins political commentator Molly Jong-Fast to dissect the surprising praise Donald Trump gave to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, despite right-wing media's demonization. They explore the implications of this meeting on Trump's political strategy and authenticity. Vaughn Hillyard reports on Marjorie Taylor Greene's unexpected resignation tied to the Epstein files, while legal reporter Lisa Rubin sheds light on the complex legal situation surrounding Ghislaine Maxwell’s case and congressional inquiries.

Andrew Young, a veteran civil rights leader and former U.S. ambassador, shares his pivotal journey alongside Martin Luther King Jr. Courageously recounting his experiences in the civil rights movement, he discusses the impact of the Albany Movement and the Birmingham protests that shaped history. Young emphasizes the media's role in amplifying nonviolent activism and the need for a Voting Rights Act. Joined by Rev. Al Sharpton and entrepreneur John Hope Bryant, they reflect on Young's legacy and inspire continued civic engagement in today's world.

Rev. Al Sharpton, a prominent civil rights leader and MSNBC host, shares insights on the implications of Eric Adams' withdrawal from the mayoral race. He discusses the importance of concrete policies to address racial inequality. Elizabeth Kim, a political reporter, highlights how Adams' budget cuts have impacted Black neighborhoods. Christina Greer analyzes the candidates' approaches to racial issues, emphasizing the need for explicit race conversations. The panel debates voter strategies and the challenges in communicating racial equity amidst the evolving political landscape.