Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. Really happy to have you here. Today at the U.S. Capitol building, the Reverend William Barber was arrested inside the U.S. Capitol Rotunda for praying, praying with other clergy there inside the rotunda. You can see what it says there on his vestments. It says Jesus was a poor man. Outside the Capitol building, supporters and

friends of Reverend Barber rallied in the first of what they say will be repeated Moral Mondays

protests against the actions of the Trump administration. Reverend Barbara leading those protests

for so long in North Carolina

to such great national galvanizing effect.

Moral Monday's protests starting today,

including with Reverend Barbara himself

being arrested for peacefully praying inside the rotunda.

That action today follows an unusual sit-in style protest

on the steps of the US.S. Capitol yesterday.

This started at sunrise Sunday morning with just New Jersey U.S. Senator Cory Booker and the Democratic

leader of the House, Congressman Hakeem Jeffries. It started with the two of them yesterday

morning at sunrise, but then all day long they stayed.

And the steps of the Capitol just kind of quietly filled up over the course of the day

as more and more people came to sit with them and talk with them, including Reverend

Barbara at one point, including many other members of Congress over the course of the day.

Senators including Chris Coons and Raphael Warnock, Angela also Brooks, Amy Klobuchar, Brian Schott,

Adam Schiff, Lisa Blunt, Rochester.

All those senators came by during the course of the day yesterday.

Also members of Congress, members of the House, including Andre Carson and Maxwell Frost and Emmanuel

Cleaver, Sarah McBride, Mark Ticano,

Tom Swazzi, Sydney Kamliger Dove, Stephen Horstford, Sue Osabro, excuse me, Subramanyam,

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