Let's start today with Biden's entire January 6th speech and the vigils held to commemorate those who took part in the insurrection. Next, we cover the historic posthumous pardon of civil rights leader Homer Plessy, before unpacking some of the drama that's been happening with Novak Djokovic and how he ended up in Australian immigration detention. Meanwhile in New York, to-go cocktails are making a permanent comeback. Finally, we unpack why Netflix's 'Emily in Paris' is under fire.

Resources/Articles mentioned this episode:

NY Times: "At the Capitol on Jan. 6, a Day of Remembrance and Division"

Independent: "Liz Cheney and father Dick stand as only two Republicans joining House Democrats for January 6 memorial"

Washington Post: "Rival Jan. 6 vigils reflect deep divides over insurrection"

CNN: "Homer Plessy, of Plessy v. Ferguson's 'separate but equal' ruling, pardoned by Louisiana governor"

AP News: "Djokovic in limbo as he fights deportation from Australia"

NBC New York: "To-Go Drinks Coming Back to New York, Hochul Announces"

Washington Post: "‘Emily in Paris’ portrayal of shoplifting Ukrainian is ‘insulting,’ culture minister complains to Netflix"