i don't even know what the naacp is talking about. this is silly, it's done its political. >> it really is a fear mongering publicity stunt. i find it, they are very much to be in bad taste. with this is really about is the fight over whether or not to include the ap african-american studies program for florida high school students. >> the naacp president derek johnson cites the recent decision by the governor desantis on schoolwork you heard geraldo rivera talking about it. the naacp president claims it erases black history and says governor desantis has to go. >> the governor has perfected our status to gain campaign contributions. we are advising african americans and others that if you traveled to florida, beware that your life is not valued, we have the political landscape that could cause harm as we prepare for the 2024 elections. we have to care for the next election so we can get rid of him once and for all. >> you caught that, right? he said the political landscape. this is all about politics. it's a civil rights organization

before we get to the naacp thing. tell me about this bike confrontation. >> the city bike bike conversation bike karen. this is the craziest story, jesse, that i think i have seen. it goes into how you have social media, the wage mob going in and going after this woman. she was put on leave by bellevue hospital. she lost -- her reputation is in tatters. as it turned out, as you were playing her attorney provided not one but two receipts. she had actually completely rented this bike. it was hers to take. and then she is accosted by a group of five young men and everyone else just stands around filming. but when are people ever going to learn? if it's not the covington kids and nick sandmann and people not going after kyle rittenhouse, if it's not people going after -- this is what the left does. this is their standard operating procedure. everyone a racist did you disagree with us in any kind of outcontext video. we are just going to assume that the person, this person is guilty because of race; i'm so tired of it i th

. >> the naacp issuing a travel advisory to the state of florida. the policies it says are harming minority communities. >>> and officially a flood stage at yosemite. take a look at this. we're going to take you inside the national park, where parts are now underwater. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment. first we're going to start with the headlines we are watching on this monday evening. heartbreaking developments in oakland. a 10-year-old girl stabbed to death. oakland police say they responded to an apartment on bancroft avenue just before noon today for reports of a possible stabbing or shooting. a bloody knife was found outside the apartment, and officers forced their way inside, where they found the young girl unconscious with severe injuries in her neck. the suspect was also found inside that apartment, harming themselves with a knife. police are not identifying who that suspect is, whether it was a family member or someone close to the family, only saying that the two people knew each o

the chairman of the naacp, leon russell appears to live in florida, tampa to be exact. that's my hometown. lord is so dangerous that a democrat strategist who claims florida is about to be a terrorist state just took her family there on spring break. >> i really appreciate the naacp's guidance on this issue. i just took my family to spring break in florida recently. i think about all the folks who traveled there for the sun and joy and peace and restoration. to be reminded that actually this is getting to the point where florida is about to be a terrorist state to many of us here in america. certainly as a certainly has a lesbian and a black woman, on behalf of the naacp i thank them for issuing this broad guidance. >> kayleigh: there are places i don't want to take my family, tulsa, afghanistan, siberia a lot of places come to mind. don't go there, terrorist states periods before it sounds like she and her family had a great time. the sad thing i see in all of this is when we look at the naacp's history and the pivotal impact so that what they made in the civil rights

in comes the naacp telling black people, don't go.e aware of the open hostility towards african americans and people of color. how come the naacp chair leon russel lives in tampa and board members seem to have a lot of fun vacationing there and how come black kids do better on average in math and reading in florida than black kids in maryland when the naacp is headquartered? on monday a gay black female guest on nsnbc said florida is about to be a terrorist state. doesn't that seem just a little over-the-top? in st. cloud just outside orlando, organizers canceled a pride event because the lgbtq plus community insists there's a climate of fear in florida. you can see where this is going the democrats are asking voters to attack anything and everything about florida, because the governor is a prominent republican candidate for the oval office. they are asking voters to ignore the reality of florida's success this is dismal, dead end, and divisive politics. third hour of "varney" starts right now. you heard him laugh. >> [laughter] stuar

it is the naacp trying to stay relevant and raise money.ns out the chair lives in tampa. >> dana: i don't think he's probably going to move. the other thing is they have more black-owned businesses in florida than california, on the, what do you call it? when you do the math? [laughs] >> greg: what are you talking about? >> dana: for the population. >> greg: percentage of population. there you go. it's weird, naacp doing a travel warning. is the aaa going to have a policy on reparations? the faa can give us their thoughts on new cash bail. you have to understand they are writing a whole stayed off. it's kind of -- it's kind of bizarre. you get the sense that it's not about white people. it's not about black people. it's about white people. it's not racist but it is kind of racist. they are saying don't go there. you don't want to be around these white people? i think what happened was the naacp, hate to use the phrase jumping the shark but it truly is a stump that you do when you're no longer relevant. that was from happy days. this is true

that is what the naacp is saying. they say that florida is openly hostile towards african- americans, people of color and lgbtq+ individuals. robert, i understand this comes after some moves that the governor of florida has made recently? >> that is right. it is almost targeted to his actions even though most of the message of the travel advisory is just travel to florida but they are aiming or targeting ron desantis and his policies. us bush especially the most recent one that had to do with restricting education courses about black american history. that was pretty much the tipping point. you might remember back in march, the naacp had cornered the idea of doing this then when ron desantis made some moves at that point. but this is apparently the one that pushed it over and that is why they went officially with the public travel advisory. >> now you mention they have been thinking about this for several months. were you able to speak with the local naacp branch? and what are they telling you? >> the silicon valley n

the naacp's dire warnings doesn't say. perhaps because nothing is happening except good things and in a state that's exploding red you can't have that so you need a lie one that the media gobble up. the fact is this is a stud that offers no helpful advice because not meant to. president derek johns realized it's about getting people they don't like of office. >> this is the result of an election. we preparing not only for future elections not on against governor desantis but other policy-makers who hold this point of view. if we don't stop this trend now we eastbound won't have an america that's recognizable 5 years from now. >> it's going to be zbon. it's a stunt. unlike dem run cities florida isn't experiencing a crime epidemic which explains why threats are defined as being misgendered. the only true threat to blacks isn't florida laws. it's crime and it's inflation two things that democrats create out of thin air and it's a threat to all of us. that's the fear that the left worries about that their social and economic

where's the democrat advocacy and love from the naacp for african americans in chicago?o: you got that right. and by citing what's happening in some of the other big cities put the truth to the naacp's obvious publicity stunt. but there are two travel advisories, they able talk about the naacp, not talking about lulac. they issued a travel advisory for florida also. that travel advisory tells undocumented immigrants that even if they have a driver's license from one of the 19 states that issue driver's licenses, including new york and california. >> jeanine: to illegals. >> geraldo: to illegal immigrants, even if you have a legal driver's license issued by new york state, you get stopped by a cop in florida, you're in serious trouble because they do not recognize the licenses given to the undocumented. so that's a travel advisory that has practical effect and got obscured in all of the noise over the hypocritical baloney about black people who are prospering as jesse correctly points out in florida. >> jeanine: kennedy, we have some sound from byron done alds to the naac

i want to roll this. >> i don't even know what the naacp is talking about. silly and dumb and political and makes no sense. we should be focused on making sure people have the opportunity to achieve which florida is actually doing and thriving in, way better than other states, let's say new york or california, or washington state. we're doing a significantly better job helping black americans succeed and it's not just about me. it's about all the millions of black people that live in our state. jackie: i think he brings up a great point. living here in new york city, we talk about the economics of this city all the time. we talk about the crime problems that we have here. we talk about the migrant crisis right now with the overflow of people that we can't handle, and so i look at florida and many people look at florida, have already come and moved to your state as a result of the opportunity that's there, and the quality of life that's there. the new york that we all knew is no longer, and so the people who are stuck here paying the majority of the taxes are

it exposes the naacp for what a joke they are.hey're race hurricane-forces herreras and this is the stuff -- race hustlers and this is what they do to draw attention to racism and fake racism claims and they know what the real race issue is and it's in our education system and beholding to the unions that hurts minorities and poor people that the naacp claims to represent. what did tissue they weigh in on ron desantis' universal school choice policies? of course not. naacp is beholden to the dnc and so they are going to do the dirty job for them and try and smear ron desantis but it's not going to work. everybody knows that school choice is the answer to the basic problems that the minority population, especially the african american population has. i have not seen the naacp weigh in on the fatherhood problem. the crisis in the black community in any serious way. another issue that would solve so much of what ails. and in fact the naacp has been exposed recently for having made dirty deals with big food. you know, down playing the

. >>> the naacp wants people to reconsider saying that florida is openly hostile toward people of color. how the bay area is reinforcing that message. >>> president biden spent the day with lawmakers today. they talk about how you can be impacted. >>> graduating seniors looking back on the numerous setbacks they fat they faced over the last two years. >>> thank you for joining us. they're now urging people of color to avoid traveling to florida. a civil rights group issued a formal travel advisory accusing the state and its governor of fostering policies that are openly hostile toward minoririties and lgbt queue individuals. >> disney world and other florida attractions are prime destination for travelers. the national naacp has issued a travel advisory asking people to reconsider because they marginalize african-americans and other committees of color. they sent the call to boycott the state in a direct response actions by governor rhonda sanchez to erase black history and restrict diversity, equity and inclusion in schools as well as other social issues. the president of the silicon v

naacp's travel warning against going to florida when the naacp's chair lives in tampa, florida. this is being seen as a political hit job against governor ron desantis. he's about to announce his 2024 bid, and look who's back with us, ashley webster has the story live this in florida. good to see you, ashley. >> reporter: great to see you, liz. probably the worst kept political secret ever but, yes, florida governor ron desantis will indeed throw his hat into the gop presidential primary ring tomorrow not in a big, flashy rally, but we're told during a conversation with elon musk on twitter. very different. analysts say the key for desantis as he gets his campaign going will be how to attract trump supporters without alienating the former president's very strong base. but we do know that the governor will have a very impressive war chest to make that case. he's going to transfer $86 million in a state pac to a presidential superpac. that will be along with another $30 million from a pro-desantis pac, so in total the governor will have around $116 million at his disposal. that is

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america, which rose dispose of realty residenc naacp. what to do in the dental racism and resistance -- you nc state like florida whose crime is to prevent white boys from being perceived as oppressors and blackberries being perceived an grilled being perceived as victims, tell me that's hostile to black people. this is a rate, florida, where according to its chamber of commerce and then once and for black businesses, the arbor two stedeford danik panizza, num number 3 different female businesses. it is a state that has a vouche system statewide where educational saving programs, urban parents according to poll what rogers park the democratic party is adamantly opposed to i in florida is in favor of it an florida, unlike many other states, like california or amherst now, open the state bac in paris -- during covidvax of black kids that's the same kind of learning gloss they did in other places. pacific -- state that is hot about the black people? scotty b mia peake logo design is something about black businesses in florida. the wall stre

the naacp has called for a — think they can do it.aacp has called for a travel _ think they can do it. the naacp has called for a travel ban _ think they can do it. the naacp has called for a travel ban to _ think they can do it. the naacp has called for a travel ban to florida - called for a travel ban to florida because of what he is doing. the voter suppression and the information that is being taken out of schools. i think we talked about first amendment rights and telling her history and its context, these things matter the fact that he can even run his own state shows that he is not equipped to run this country and i don't know how you went over those voters because he has not done enough. he is not speaking to the american people, he's strained to write the coat—tails would donald trump done and donald trump is in the race and there's no way that i can foresee him pulling this off running at the way is currently. the eo - le running at the way is currently. the --eole of running at the way is currently. the people of florida ha

a strong warning from the naacp, travel to florida at your own risk.il rights group is fighting backs against governor ron desantis is anti-woke vision with a formal travel advisory. the naacp claims the state has become hostile towards african americans, people of color, and lgbtq individuals. as desantis is -- for the beltway, his successive passing -- influence at least 121 different far-right proposals and state legislatures throughout the country, targeting trans children, libraries, educators and fundamental education. meanwhile, what's left of florida's education has become the battleground for basic human rights. more than 170 books about black historical figures and lgbtq themes are under review at schools. students access to an ap course on african american studies was rejected and, when it couldn't get any worse, last week, desantis portable flew on the fire, after signing a bill into law banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs in florida's public colleges and universities. joining me now for more is derrick johnson, president and c

this is what the naacp wants people to think. >> rob is openly gay.etter get out of town. i mean, talk about a fast track to total irrelevance for the naacp. >> totally. >> it's just a joke, an absolute joke. rachel: yeah. >> speaking of that -- [laughter] >> so let's move now to the nebraska state senate where a senator there flipped out, there was a bill that would ban sex change surgeries for minors. rachel: mutilation. >> you're not allowed to smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol or get tattoos or do any number of things but if you would like a sex change as a minor, other states would let you do that. nebraska said not here. she had a take on that bill, state senator michaela cavanaugh, opposing the bill. >> she gave a lincoln-esque tspeech. >> trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we need trans people. we love trans people. trans people belong here. we n

i'm confused naacp.da is a great state to live for black americans, for any americans no state income tax. very low property tax plus you have conceal carry and there is fresh fruit everywhere. buff the view, which is owned by disney, you know, they are in a big fight with ron desantis, they are taking the naacp travolta advisory and they're running with it. >> this cat down in florida, i mean, black people know there's a problem in florida. that's just what i wanted to say. >> minnie mouse knows there is a problem in florida. >> everybody knows. >> problem. >> you know. >> jesse: same show celebrated its anniversary in the bahamas a former slave colony called florida racist. also i think there is someone on that show that lives in florida and just was partying in miami. they don't just hate florida republicans. they hate black republicans the most. >> he is one of these -- you know he is like clarence thomas, black republican pulling yourself by your boot straps rather than to me understanding the syste

the naacp and i will reference something to look up, manning johnson's speech.t for the colored people, they are all about their money, in a sense that reflects what booker t. washington said, there are a certain group of solvers who do not want the patient to get well, they feed off of this and collect money from black, white, anyone else, organizations and institutions and go out and push this because it keeps them wrelevant. if you go to the areas, and i do, they are not looking to the naacp to show up because they are not showing up on a daily basis. >> todd: here is what desantis, the governor there, said about this advisory. >> what a joke. what a joke, we'll see how effective that is. it is ridiculous and we're proud to be leading the nation in tourism and led it for many years in a row now. it's a pure stunt. fine, if you want to waste your time on a stunt, that iss fine, i'm not wasting my time on your stunts. >> todd: will this impact tourism in florida? >> david: tourism has increased over the last year to two years. i see the traffic and out of state

the naacp needs to make a choice.her you are going to serve black people as your mission is focused on or you are going to be a puppet for the democratic party. >> i am not surprised the naacp might have policy differences. what does surprise me is the absurdity of arguing by hyperbole that you are going to issue a travel advisory as if florida is the sudan or florida is north korea. is there no way to say we have a difference of opinion with you? we think there is a better way, or is politics reduced to something as absurd as a travel advisory? >> politics has been inserted into every way of life and democrats have smartly chosen to do it on race and they have been winning this war on race for decades. black folks have been paying the price. it doesn't matter what city you are in. they are paying the price for these policies that are being pushed out of the democratic party. we see this in chicago, you have numerous failing schools. chicago. why aren't there warnings against those places. 80% of the people being murd

i think the naacp is looking for publicity. they're getting it. ron desantis. >> look, every word that the naacp put out in that statement is complete and utter nonsense. it is true that we are eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion from our institutions in florida. but that is racism when you whittle everyone down to their skin color and decide who can get into what school or what job or whatever else it might be. byron donalds is completely correct. if you want to come to florida, regardless of the color of your skin and you want to enjoy our fresh air and good weather and low taxes and strong infrastructure and safe cities, things of that nature, you should be here. there is absolutely nothing racist going on in florida. there is far more racism happening in new york and california. the naacp might want to look at how many people were shot in chicago this past weekend. 21 people shot in chicago this past weekend. i'm sure they were all black. that did not happen here in the free state of florida. >> dana: call for number two. florida touri

and this message is for you , naacp. either you're going to serve black people as your mission is focused on or what it used to be focused on . or you're going to be a puppet for the democratic party. and right now you're being a puppet. >> you know, i am not surprised that the naacp might have policy differences with ron desantis or other republican governors. i am not surprised. what does surprise me is this newfound absurdity, arguing by hyperbole that you're going to issue a travel advisory as if florida is the sudan or is florida is north korea. i mean, is is there no way to just say, hey, look, we have a difference of opinion with you, governor , of this or governor of that or this state legislative body. we just think there's a better way. does it or is politics has been reduced to something as absurd as a travel advisory? >> well, i think politic has been inserted in just about every way of life. and democrats have smartly chosen to do it on race. and they've been winning this war on race for decades. unfortunate

quite frankly our annual naacp board meeting is held in may every year. done is this past weekend so this is the earliest time it could be done. so maybe it's divine intervention instead of coincidence. >> marsha, you do describe desantis and other florida leaders as hate filled, endpgaig in a blatant war against principles of diversity and inclusion. why do you think governor desantis is advancing these paul cease and why do you think some 60% of voters re-elected him in this last election? >> a lot of the black voters, if you check the numbers, we're not particularly excited about any of the candidates. and so many of them stayed home. our objective is to make sure that they are educated on the issues and show up come 2024. so that is kind of a thing that we have to work on as far as education. so we are speaking for folk who don't necessarily believe they have a voice and that are under attack, and that is certainly the african american community. >> florida does lead the nation in a number of black-owned businesses. more than 15,000, according to the

why is the naacp focusing specifically on florida?e an individual leaning towards running for the presidency, and the nation must be aware and be cautious that, if we decide to move in this direction, it would take us backwards to the trump years and to the 1950s. this is for individuals across the country to be clearly aware of how harmful this individual would be if, in fact, he occupied the white house. >> nbc news reached out to the governor's office. haven't received any response yet. have you been contacted by florida officials? prior to this, i'm wondering, did you try to address your concerns directly with the governor or other state leaders? >> our state naacp leaders and other leaders of the legislative black caucus in florida, including organizations like disney have reached out and made appeals. it's gone on deaf ears. he's appealing to the lowest common denominator of americans, looking to magnify the voice of individuals who lack integrity and morality in terms of their neighbors and other individuals. using race and oth

. >> the naacp has issued a travel warning for florida calling the policies of governor ron desantis to minority communities. >> norah: back-to-back shark attacks in the florida keys. >> that one was not afraid of us. he wanted me. spin on the inspirational story behind the historic new name of. army base. >> it's not named fort hal moore. it's hal moore and julie. speak with a fairy tale story gets better. a hole in block. get there, yes. magic. >> music to my ears, my friend. music to my ears. >> norah: it was a fairy tale story. that evening thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we want to begin tonight at the white house with debt limit negotiations taking place with the full faith and credit of the united states hanging in the balance. president biden met with house speaker kevin mccarthy in the oval office this evening and an effort to cut a deal that both sides can support. while the nation has been down this road before, the consequent to serve not reaching a deal are dire. economists and business leaders warned of the catastrophic impact a default would h

the naacp putting out a travel advisory for travelers to florida calling the state openly hostile toher groups just as governor ron desantis is expected to get in the race for the white house this week. his office is responding. geraldo rivera is standing by. first to charles watson reporting live on this from atlanta. hi, charles. >> good afternoon, martha. the naacp says this travel advisory is a direct response to florida governor ron desantis and what the naacp describes as the governor's aggressive attempts to not only erase black history but to also restrict diversity, equity and inclusion programs in florida schools. you might remember last week, desantis signed legislation in to law aimed at defunding dei programs at public universities and colleges in the state. with this travel advisory in place, the naacp says florida is openly hostile to african americans, people of color and lgbtq individuals. derek johnson says the governor is doing this to advance his presidential aspirations. listen. >> if you travel to florida, beware that your life is not valued, that we have a poli

most recently, the naacp in its current incarnation. even this week the american associate of university professors which said what desantis the was doing to the colleges down there on diversity and such was an unparallel assault in history on higher education. so desantis, it seems to me, is making the right enemies. he is being targeted by people that republicans themselves want to push back against. i think he's really got a lot of momentum going into this primary. charles: kyle, on that note, a few month ago the debate in the general media was who would democrats rather run against, would it be a former president trump or ron desantis. and, you know, it was odd because they were trying to, more or less, they were not kid gloves, but they were pretty much, you know, giving desantis a little bit more leeway, obviously. now they're trying to paint them both with the same brush. you've got a state where they're burning books, where they're going after different people, you know, different minority groups and all those kind of things. so

in fact, the naacp is encouraging folks to stay here and fight.a black people, lgbt community, the immigrant community, women, need to stand our ground in florida and fight, and understand that that fight is a political fight. it's time to look at policy makers, to see what they are doing, to remember what they're doing, what the city council, school board, county commission level, whether they are running for the highest office in the land. it's time for us to understand what their record is, how they've operated, and as you introduced this, as you said, he wants to make the u.s. florida. is that what america wants? i don't think so. >> i don't think so. and they don't understand black people because we have done this and fought them before, including dr. king, who they don't know anything about other than one quote. yeah, you want to fight? black folks will fight. and lgbtq folks, we're all gonna stand together, brown folks too. we will fight you. thank you leon russell. and that is tonight's the

his spokesperson calls the naacp's travel advisory a stunt., disney, florida's largest private employer, just canceled a billion-dollar development project. latino and lgbtq groups have issued their own travel warnings. >> politics being politics is fine, but it impacts lives. >> reporter: heather wilkie leads zebra youth, an outreach group for young lgbtq people. >> it may take years for us to unwind the damage that's been done here in florida. >> reporter: the fear factor is real. >> 100%. >> reporter: with desantis announcing imminently that he's going to run for president, supporters and critics alike say the same thing. if you want to know what he'll do as president, look at what he's done as governor. norah. >> norah: mark strassmann, thank you so much. in more presidential politics, the 2024 campaign field got a little more crowded today. south carolina senator tim scott kicked off his bid for the g.o.p. nomination with a speech in his hometown of north charleston. the senate's only black republican offered a message of optimism and com

naacp issued travel advisory for the state of florida. they wrote, under leadership of governor desantis, state of florida has become hostile to black americans and in conflict with ideals our union was founded upon and issue travel advisory to people of color regarding hostility to african americans in florida. o obviously, they are trying to damage desantis during his big week. they point to legislation he signed on monday hibit colleges from spending on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, as well. we have spoken over the last couple months, ron desantis would get into the race after the legislature for the most part passed all their stuff. they have passed a bunch of stuff, he'll be on the trail talking about in the coming weeks. >> ainsley: we interviewed congressman byron donalds earlier in the show, he is a republican, african american, from florida. we asked what he thought about this naacp ban on his state. >> i have lived in florida since i graduated high school, went to knowledge which, got married, started a career. i don'

naacp's travel advisory a stunt. but among the backlash here, disney, florida's largest private employer, just canceled a $1 billion development project. latino and lgbtq groups have issued their own travel warnings. >> politics being politics is fine, but it impacts lives. >> reporter: heather wilkie leads zebra youth, an outreach group for young lgbtq people. >> it may take years for us to unwind the damage that has been done here in florida. >> the fear factor is real. >> 100%. >> reporter: with desantis announcing imminently that he's going to run for president, supporters and critics alike say the same thing. if you want to know what he'll do as president, look at what he's done as governor. norah. >> mark strassmann, thank you so much. >>> in more presidential politics, the 2024 campaign g a today. south carolina senator tim scott kicked off his bid for the gop nomination with a speech in his hometown of north charleston. the senate's only black republican offered a message of optimism and compassion that he ho

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marc thiessen standing by whether desantis's entry will shake up the race and peter doocy with the naacp growing war with desantis. how will desantis's rollout play out tonight? what are we and -- anticipating? >> from hot and humid miami, a bit of a different campaign rollout from what we have seen from some other republican candidates in the race. again, the donor event is going to be private, expect a twitter audio conversation and on the fox news channel later tonight. i would imagine also see a campaign video and campaign website launch later on as well. governor desantis has certainly been generating a lot of buzz, he's been dropping hints for months that he was getting ready to enter the presidential race. made early stops as you referenced in the early primary states in iowa and new hampshire and a household name during the pandemic as he pushed back against mask mandates as well as the effort to reopen businesses and schools sooner rather than later. more recently he's been combatting what he says is a woke agenda and feuding with disney, which of course has gotten a lot of atte

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i sent have you ever seen naacp?f folding closing bank in liberty city, one of the poorest areas in miami, her answer? never. they've never showed up. he talks about supporting the local community. everyone should look at the farewell speech on youtube, it's over with. many johnson wrote common sense after being a black man in the communist party and single truth talks about the naacp then. they go and have the conventions, they collect money from black businesses and black neighborhoods, they don't spend it there. they don't invest in building schools, they don't invest in programs to help box, they take the money, extract it and make it. the chairman lives in florida. i'm flying to tampa thursday so i have a question, would you meet with me this weekend and we can talk about being black in florida? i live in miami, he lived in florida your whole life, let's have that conversation. stuart: i'm almost out of time but i've got to say, i hope he takes your invitation. >> i hope he does. over the years i've said come si

payton, vice president of the east county branch of the naacp. she's describing the sentiment among communities of color in antioch after a federal investigation revealed racist text messages between dozens of antioch police officers. >> others feel like they need therapy. i mean, it's pretty serious. >> reporter: this week, she shared her thoughts with antioch police chief ford who says the concerns struck a chord. >> being of ethnicity, hearing her concerns that are coming out of the community from people of ethnicity that speak to the undercurrent that we are not trustworthy, that we are not here to be of service to people -- that was very hurtful to hear that. >> reporter: after weeks of protests, lawsuits, and a recently announced civil rights investigation into the department, the chief proposed the idea of monthly community forums where he could meet directly with residents to hear their concerns. the first forum set for next monday evening at antioch high. chief ford says they could go on indefinitely. >> i think it's a very safe bet to s

the naacp has issued a formal travel advisory for florida.nouncement saturday, the group said florida is "hostile to black americans" under republican florida governor ron desantis, who is expected to announce his run for the 2024 presidential nomination this week. the moves comes after florida passed the stop woke act to restrict conversations about race in schools and businesses, attacked the college board's advanced placement african american studies course, and on monday signed into law a measure that blocks colleges from spending public funds on diversity, equity, and inclusion. he signed a slate legislation targeting the lgbtq community. naacp president and ceo derrick johnson said in a statement -- "let me be clear -- failing to teach an accurate representation of the horrors and inequalities that black americans have faced and continue to face is a disservice to students and a dereliction of duty to all." the naacp was joined by the league of united latin american citizens and the lgbtq rights group equality florida. the moves comes a

joining me now is naacp president derrick johnson. but it has left open the possibility of some concessions on federal spending, some work requirements as part of a debt ceiling deal. democrats, including congresswoman jamila jayapal spoken up against that. do you have faith that the president will hold the line on these republican proposals? >> -- should not be a pawn in a dangerous game around -- in fact, they're not should be a question. there is a manufacturing crisis by individuals who are trying to steal the donors from increasing taxes on vital programs that primarily support black americans and millions of americans across the country. >> last month, the congressional budget office estimated that 1.5 million people with likely lose medicaid coverage under the gop plan to tie tougher work requirements to federal aid. they also added that it would, quote, have a negligible effect on apartments that is four hours worth of by people who would be subjected to the work requirements. so what is the actual outcome going to be? what is

this conversation is to give us, naacp treatment is stupid.why they thought it would be a winning issue especially considering third-largest population of black people in any state happens to be in florida. floridians especially starting businesses and their kids are driving in our schools and able to live their lives from government overreach. if there's anything for should be concerned about, it's conditions in portland, oregon or los angeles or chicago, illinois or new york city, they should be concerned about that and implications on black kids and implications and safety and security. maybe naacp should focus on that but in florida is a reason people keep coming, we know how to run a state and people are free to live their lives. stuart: one more, cohost of the view says tim scott doesn't understand systemic racism. >> one of these guys who like claire thomas, black republican believes in pulling yourself up by the bootstraps rather than understanding systemic racism african americans face in this country and other minorities. he doesn't

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what you had on sunday night was the naacp warning african-americans not to travel to florida.he naacp expels florida from the union the groups travel advisory distorts the states record a take a shot at ron desantis. is this going to backfire on the naacp or will it hurt ron desantis? >> backfire and it's crazy. they can issue a warning about baltimore and new york or chicago there are a lot of big cities dramatically and more physically dangerous than any place in florida. echoes right at his strength he runs a very solid law-abiding conservative state that's tough on crime and terrific for entrepreneurs and job creation and education system that actually teaches american history rather than anti-american history. i think taking him on diminishes the naacp i was very surprised to see it i think it was a huge mistake on their part and i don't think they should become an attack arm of the democratic party i think it weakens them. >> sometimes i think the left overreaches they think something might hurt a candidate but when you are in a gop primary and have the chance to read di

lewis is the president of the naacp, hillsborough county branch. >> this legislation season. the 60 days. was hughes set by it. a punch to african-americans here in the state of florida. >> an email to 8 on your side. governor ron desantis, his office said the travel advisory is a stunt which is how desantis responded to previous travel warnings. we get involved in the state that find if you want to waste your time on a stunt. that's fine. this comes as the governor is poised to announce his presidential campaign any day now. >> the hill reported desantis is expected to announce this week before a major fundraiser in miami. >> i think the stage is set and this this really look will liberate him to be able to start his campaign frank orlando is the director of the saint leo university polling institute. he doesn't think the travel advisories will impact desantis in the primary. when you look at the types of things that republican voters probably care much about, i don't think that really ranks very highly for them. but orlando added if desantis makes it to the general election

i don't hear the naacp talking about that.re proud of what we have been able to do, and oh, by the way, trey, florida said to another tourism record. and i can tell you since i have been governor, some of the people who contributed to our record tourism have been board members of the naacp. how do i know? because they put their florida vacation on their social media accounts. so this is to create a phony narrative. but i think that people are onto this stuff and they know what it is and they take it with a grain of salt and they dismiss it. >> trey: governor ron desantis, we will be right back after a quick break and more conversation with the governor coming up. ♪ ♪ o ♪ ♪f ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and s

maybe the naacp should be focused on that.went into hostile but fair environment in weekend on meet the press. you did great. i have seen you on all different types of channels you and chuck todd over the debt ceiling. debt ceiling and reality. >> there is one more thing house republicans are asking for which is they want fewer irs agents. i have never understood the resistance of extra irs agents unless you knowingly cheat on your taxes. >> first of all, that's salacious the republican party is concerned about. having irs agents going after middle class families and small business owners. when you have that many more agents. >> so if you are paying what you are supposed to pay, then you should have nothing to fear. >> you would make the assumption that irs audits are up. they are putting out more liens on the american people. that's not true that data is not there all joe biden is doing try to find every possible nickel out of every couch every american to pay for his radical spending. >> brian: he was just astounded that he

to feel comfortable with their police department. >> tkibuli's with the east county branch of the naacp includes antoicioch. she says each investigation like this one can be another step towards --that goal. >> not only to unite the community but to build trust again and to prevent this from happening if possible. >> and rob bonta i representative kate fortner and her bid for senate to replace diane feinstein. they have worked together to protect consumers from big oil companies. he says the congresswoman is smart and tough and unafraid to take on special interest to deliver for californians. porter announcer 2020 for senate bid in january and has gained support from democrats, good government advocates and progressives. >> this comes as senator feinstein's return to the judicial committee helped advance several nominees are the committee approved six of the picks that had stalled. senator feinstein's attendance was necessary for the approval. she was asked why she decided to return. her answer was simple. >> i felt better. [laughter] >> the 89-year-old return to washington on tuesday a

over the weekend the naacp said the state is openly hostile toward african americans, people of color, and lgbtq-plus individuals. when the advisory was first proposed in march, desantis called it a stunt. >>> overseas, ukraine says its forces are still advancing around the edges of bakhmut despite russian claims that it as taken control of the city. on saturday, moscow said the vagner private army backed by russian troops had seized the city. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said bakhmut is not being occupied by russian forces. much of the city has been reduced to ruins, though, and tens of thousands have died after nine months of fierce fighting. >>> coming up, paul whelan speaks out. what the marine veteran is ismp >>> and deadly stampede. soccer fans get crushed at a match in el salvador. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." >>> this is the "cbs morning news." kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahe

joining me now is the president and ceo of naacp, derek johnson.was a gut wrenching conversation i just had with zeneta. zeneta is a member of a club that no mother in america wants to be a member of. you meet with families like this all the time. after the tragedy in buffalo, you met with attorney general merrick garland and talked specifically about the spread of white supremacy online, hate crimes in black communities, the naacp continues to meet with government officials at every level. do you feel a sense of progress on this issue right now? >> feels like we've been suspended in air. the executive office have done everything they can with their authority. social media platforms truly have the responsibility not to spread hate. if you look at what took place in buffalo or wisconsin or el paso, it goes on and on, much of this can be found on social media where racial hate groups really promote racial hate, identify individuals, radicalized them, and carry out these acts. we feel like we are suspended in time. we've had more mass shootings since