Professor 'stunned' Biden did not mention Bloody Sunday in State of the Union: 'A mistake'

Biden faces scrutiny again for ignoring Bloody Sunday, the domestic fight for democracy in his first State of the Union address.

Host Chuck Todd suggested Biden missed an opportunity to reflect on the brutality enacted on African-American protestors during the Selma to Montgomery marches of 1965 as he addressed Ukraine's fight for democracy.

"If there's one thing that surprised me about the president's State of the Union, it was the lack of connecting the fight for democracy and freedom abroad with the fight for democracy and freedom at home. Today's Bloody Sunday," Todd said.