Today on Velshi, breaking news out of Florida this morning where police are searching for three gunmen after a mass shooting overnight.

Then we're going to touch down in Texas where Republicans are working overtime this holiday weekend to push through a legislative assault on voting rights in time for Memorial Day.

Plus, what's next now that Republicans have blocked a commission to investigate the January 6th insurrection?

I'll talk to the retired Army lieutenant general whose review of capital security after the riot

called the situation unsustainable and called for hundreds more officers to be brought in.

Then I'll talk to one Republican governor whose million-dollar idea has his state's vaccination

rate soaring and a meditation on so-called cancel culture with a conservative who says

he is literally being canceled for insufficient loyalty to Donald Trump.

Valshi starts now.

Good morning. It is Sunday, May the 30th. I'm Ali Velshi, and we begin this Memorial Day Sunday with horrific breaking news out of Miami-Dade County, Florida, where there has been

a second mass shooting in as many days. At least two people are dead. More than 20 are wounded

after three gunmen opened fire indiscriminately into a crowd after around midnight after a venue

hosting an event. The Miami Herald reports that the suspects were armed with assault rifles and

handguns. They escaped the, and they remain at large.

In addition to Saturday's other mass shooting in Florida, this latest act of gun violence

comes just days after last week's mass shooting in San Jose, California.

And in fact, as you can see, the White House's flag is still at half-mast in honor of those

victims.

Let's get right to NBC news correspondent,

Sam Brock, who is in Miami. Sam, what more to me know? Coast to coast, tragedy upon tragedy

this morning, Allie. Good morning. I'm fortunate to be with you under these circumstances.

Let me describe to you how the director of Miami-Dade Police is characterizing what happened.

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