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SCOTUS Put Trump Back on Ballot, Emmitt Smith Blasts UF,Remembering Bloody Sunday,Black People & ALS
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2:36:20Now Playing3.4.2024 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: SCOTUS Put Trump Back on Ballot, Emmitt Smith Blasts UF, Remembering Bloody Sunday, Black People & ALS
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that states do not have the authority to determine whether presidential candidates are eligible to run for office. So, Trump is back on Colorado's ballot.
Justice Correspondent Elie Mystal will be here to break down this decision.
You can't believe everything you see on the internet. Conservatives are creating AI-generated content aimed at black voters. Specifically showing how black people are supporting Trump.
NFL Hall of Famer Emmit Smith blasted his college alma mater, the University of Florida after the school gutted its entire DEI department. I'll explain why more black athletes need to speak up more.
We'll talk to the candidates running for the state's 18th Congressional District. Congresswoman Shelia Jackson Lee and her opponent Amanda Edwards will join us tonight.
Vice President was in Selma Sunday, commemorating the 59th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. We'll show you some of that.
And in our Filt Live Win segment, we are looking at the disparities in diagnosing black people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS. The CEO of I AM ALS will explain why advocating for your health regarding this fatal disease is important.
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