we have to pay for it. ward and mark. thank you very much. [closing bell rings] we're closing higher by the way. i will hand it over to the labor day weekend, i'm out of here. david asman. melissa francis. melissa: all right. we have got green across the screen. stocks ending the day and the week on a high ♪ note on a high note. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm david asman. here is what we have for you on this busy hour. the fbi releasing several dozen pages of documents from its investigation into hillary clinton's use of personal email during its investigation. donald trump weighing in, slamming clinton for her tremendously bad judgment and dishonesty. what we now know and what they are still refusing to let us know about clinton's handling of confidential information. moore than 250,000 people are without power in florida. we're tracking the big storm as

it moves up the east coast. we're going to take you live to one of the hardest-hit areas melissa: back to the markets. disappointing jobs report boosts stocks of the dow ending the day in positive territory. up more than 70 points, snapping a two-week losing streak. oil climbing as well. phil flynn of price futures group is a fox business contributor. he is watching all the action from the cme. lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, stocks had been a lot higher today. why did they lose steam here at the end? reporter: you know, something, melissa, it was a lot of action for a slow day of trading. one trader told me this is one of the longest trading days. hopes the last day of his life as long as this trading session was. classic bad news is good by way of markets. the odds of september rate hike is even less because the jobs report was not so hot. only 150,000 new jobs created. i want to draw your attention to

the biotech names on your screen. this is politics meeting business. presidential candidate hillary clinton releasing prescription drug plan. she wants an oversight panel to protect consumers. alternative to import treatments. we looked at the nasdaq biotech index, it is down 5% since thursday. that is when hillary clinton criticized of course mylan for jacking up the price of the epipen. it is biggest biotech story of the week. you can see biotechs in reaction to the proposal by clinton are down considerably and one of the weak of the groups on the street today. markets today with the gains will be up half a percent on the week. that is turn around from last week when the dow and s&p were each down on the week. dow winners and losers, intel, walmart were up. caterpillar and nike were losers. guess what, united delivers the best on-time summer performance in company history. got to love that.

cf industries and h&r block, diamond offshore down on the s&p on the week. guys, back to you. connell: lori, thank you very vy much. phil flynn oil, climbing 7%, but this is the work week since july, what do you think will happen in september? >> i think we could rebound pretty strongly. we've got to get through the shoulder season, dave. there is a lot of supply, dave, we know that in the short term but if you look at longer term global demand will be at a record high. we'll see non-opec production fall. we have the russian president saying now is the time for the globe to freeze-out put. russian president vladmir putin basically put his weight behind a production freeze. that means big things. he also sent a message to saudi arabia. the saudi arabian prince, prince salman who killed the last deal at the last minute, he said about prince salman, he is a good man and he will follow through on his agreements.

so in other words, he believes that if we get a deal with saudi arabia, the deal is going to happen. that is a strong sign we'll see a freeze in production next month. connell: lord knows when the last time that they did follow through on their agreements but that's what they say for now. phil flynn, have a great weekend. thank you, my friend. melissa. melissa: the labor department releasing the monthly jobs report earlier today, announcing increase of 151,000 jobs for the month of august with the unemployment rate at 4.9%, missing expectations there on both ends. here now are kevin kelly recon capital partners. we have john lonski chief economist at moody's. thanks to all of you for joining us. paul, let me start with you. at what point do you think the market stops rallying on bad news or essentially bad news, maybe tepid news on the idea that the fed isn't going to raise rates? >> i think that party is going . if you look at the jobs number

today it was clearly disappointing relative to expectation. what that is doing creating further uncertainty in the market relative to other things, upcoming election, "brexit" and whole bunch of other factors. so pretty soon. melissa: john, what did you make of this report? it fell short. we looked at number of people that dropped out of the workforce not even trying any longer. that number is staggering. what do you make of it? >> the most important aspect is the fact we created only 126,000 new jobs in the private sector. i don't think these recent gains in government employment are going to last. it could be that looking ahead, jobs growth goes down to range of 100,000 to 125,000 jobs. unemployment rate quits falling and consumer spending slows as a result. melissa: kevin i think back to the days we took growth of 3 and 4% for granted. now seems like that couldn't possibly ever happen again in our lifetime.

what would we have to do to create that? >> well we know the fed is limited in tools to stoke growth in the economy. we're seeing that come out with a lot of their speeches themselves. it is not just a fed problem. it's a global growth problem and the central banks around the world are talking about that. the real issue we have what could the fed do next time should they need to deploy some of monetary policies to stimulate growth? right now we're not seeing them stoke it above the 3% that you talked about. that's why people are worried about negative interest rates or other monetary tools that they may need to do to stoke growth. melissa: paul, is that the fed's job to stoke growth? >> not necessarily. if you look at jobs report, biggest takeaway for people that watch the show is confidence. the jobs report today sent mixed

signals and it is eroding confidence in the underlying economy. that is one of the things that the fed is struggling with looking to raise rates, sort of lack of confidence in the underlying economy and that it has got legs. melissa: john, to do you agree with that? why would you have confidence in the underlying economy right now? >> precisely, where is the impetus? where is the lift of spending going to come from? we have quite a sluggish pace of business sales and businesses cut back on capital spending in response to flat revenues and we could be beginning to see, the early signs of a curving of high read activity in response to sluggish sales. and of course if we don't have hiring activity, consumer spending, which is one of the principal supports of u.s. and global economic activity will slow down noticeably. melissa: gentlemen, thank you. david? connell: samsung saying they have halted sales of their galaxy note 7, in addition to recalling nearly 2.5 million phones after they received reports from customers about

batteries exploding during charging. this news coming as apple is expected to release their next generation iphone on tuesday. melissa. melissa: the irish government does not want $14.5 billion in taxes from apple. announcing this morning they will appeal the e.u. commission ruling in an attempt to keep the tech giant's european he had headquarters in ireland and avoid losing thousands of jobs. apple ceo tim cook vowed to appeal the ruling. i'm interested in that one, david. connell: yeah, this story has days. could brown shoes ruin your career in banking if you want one in england. british study says candidates from disadvantaged backgrounds are not being awarded jobs at investment banks because of the way they dress. quote, the men of wearing brown shoes with a business suit is unacceptable for british bankers within the investment banking division. they haven't gotten brown shoes

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melissa: the fbi releasing heavily redacted documents about their investigation of hillary clinton's email server. our own blake burman is live in d.c. with latest on this one. break this down, blake. reporter: there is a lot, melissa. acknowledging in the state department email practices of hillary clinton one of the servers she had been using was compromised. the report states, and i'm quoting, forensic analysis noted on 25th, were observed access a user email account on the pagliano server believed to be belonging to president clinton's staffer whose name is

redacted. it goes on to say that the fbi investigation to date was unable to identify the actor or actors responsible for the log-in or how that person's log-in credential were compromised. that doesn't explicitly state that hillary clinton's own email account was compromised but there are still many outstanding issues involving that possibility. for example, the report also says, quoting here, the fbi does not have in its possession any of clinton's 13 mobile devices which potentially were used to send emails involving clinton clintonemail.com addresses. goes on to say as a result, the fbi could not make a determination any devices were subject to compromise. similarly the fbi does not have in posession two of the five independent pad devices. it goes on to say potentially that were used by clinton to send and receive emails during her tenure. the fbi forsenically examined

two ipads retained but found no evidence of cyber intrusion. many of those devices are somewhere. in addition to all of that the report races concerns, medical list, how seriously clinton and many of her high level staffers treated classified material. for example, fbi said that clinton asked questions, agents speaking with her in july, they showed her a document, the letter c in parentheses in that document was referenced to being classified information? clinton had to ask them if that was indeed the case? the secretary of state asking those investigators. melissa? melissa: so much for one device for convenience sake, blake. >> 13, yeah. connell: how many times have we said hmmm with this story? hmmm. melissa: yeah. connell: here is kristin anderson "washington examiner" columnist, joe trippi, former howard dean campaign manager and fox news contributor.

joe, i got to tell you when i heard about the 13 handheld devices five ipads i thought of something that hillary said not too long ago. let's play the tape. >> it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two email accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler. connell: you know there are political implications as well as legal implications. when you hear that tape and you see the fbi report that she had 13 handhelds, that's got to hurt her politically, no? >> well, no, david because if you read the report. connell: no? >> no, david, did you ask a question? do you want my to answer it? connell: i just couldn't believe your answer. go ahead. >> if you read the report, it is clear that she had 13 different phones as one would break. she would hand it off. they would get her a new one. this is over years of her being secretary of state. it is not like she was carrying 13 devices at one time and using them. that is not what happened. connell: but, kristen again, there are so many conflicts,

appearance of problems has gotten to the point where there are political implications. i don't believe that her slippage in the polls is just because donald trump is that good. i have to believe that some of her slippage is because she has received a lot of bad publicity. these things are adding up. >> this feels a lot like that, saying that the cover-up is worse than the crime. a lot of things that have come out from some of these emails, the stuff that has been alleged as pay for play. a lot of this stuff is typical washington at work. now voters don't like typical washington. they want something different. but the problem here, that all of these emails were withheld. this is yoga routines, wedding family planning, when this drips, drips out it gives appearance there is something not right. in recent polls, abc has been tracking hillary clinton's favorables for a long time. her unfavorable rating hit its

highest mark in the recent poll after the democratic convention that tried hard to repair that she is couple points ahead of donald trump. i would rather be her than him at this point in the race. not helpful main headlines we're seeing their name. connell: joe, see seemed to be very successful pushing was the notion, if you vote for donald trump you're voting for danger. this guy is dangerous guy. you don't know what he will do. will have his finger on the button as president, we don't want that to happen. some people say because of her behavior with her emails, dealing with classified documents in very reckless fashion, in fact paul ryan talked about this saying these documents demonstrate hillary clinton reckless and downright dangerous handling of classified information as tenure of secretary of state. a lot of voters are saying who is more reckless, donald trump or her? >> look, there is no question that this hurts her and has hurt her. it will be issue that is driven,

trump and the gop and her detractors push all the way through november. she is paying, clearly paying a price for it on honesty and trustworthiness. and at same time, donald trump's, again, on that same measure is slightly worse than her. so, i'm not saying that this isn't going to continue. of course it is. connell: yeah. >> and they could have handled a lot of these things differently and better. she has said that the whole thing was mistake. and done that. but in the end, look, i think what is happening is, that the convention bounce that he got one, she got one, that bounce is drifting back to where it should be. this is going to be a close race. but i don't see donald trump catching her. i just don't. connell: probably will all depends what happens in those debates. kristen and joe, thank you very much. have a great weekend. >> you too. melissa: giving some applicants an extra look. why georgetown university is offering preferential admissions status to one group of students.

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you have a feel of a post town when you get along the coast -- ghost town. 175,000 people without water. in this area no running water. even when they come back, a tough slog for the days ahead. david, back to you. david: steve, thank you very much. melissa: they survived the aurora theater massacre. now they have to pay $700,000 to the theater where they almost lost their lives. the judge ordering four victims to cover cinemark's legal fees after losing a lawsuit. under colorado law the winning side in a civil case is entitled to recover all of its legal costs. david: wow. i didn't know they did that over there. donald trump has been very busy this week and stealing all the attention from hillary. trump visiting mexico. delivering a major immigration speech in arizona. he is not slowing down at all. peter doocey letting us in on what trump is doing today and over the weekend. melissa: 49ers quarterback colin

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showing a four-way national race, hillary clinton and donald trump now tied at 39%. this is similar to what we found in a "fox news poll" but trump not doing as well with the african-american voters. he is trying to change that with more outreach events this weekend. fox news's peter doocy is standing by in detroit with a preview. peter? reporter: when donald trump says that he thinks that some parts of inner-cities resemble war zones, this is the kind of neighborhood he is talking about. you see a lot of stuff boarded up, a lot of lots overgrown now. this is where he is coming tomorrow for a meeting at the world faith ministries. he will also go for a tour of a really bad part of detroit where ben carson actually grew up. we have a sense now what he is going to say tomorrow, what his pitch is, because "the new york times" got their hands on some of the briefing materials that trump's staff has been trying to get him to memorize. there is a line in there where trump is set to say, tomorrow, coming into a community is

meaningless unless we offer alternative to the horrible progressive agenda that is, perpetrated a permanent underclass in america. and that fits with what the republican party chairwoman told us yesterday. >> he is saying, hey, i may not be the person you thought would be best to represent you but take a chance on me because what you keep voting for is not doing better for your communities. and i am here to fight for you and bring jobs and help our economy, and help with education and i think that's a message that needs to be heard and i'm glad he is fighting for all of those votes. reporter: the michigan republican party does have an office set up now in detroit's inner-city. its director of african-american outreach, wayne bradley, told us yesterday, the office is getting a ton of foot traffic from locals who want trump signs and trump bumper stickers and curious about different ways to volunteer for the campaign.

that said we visited ad barbershop yesterday, we learned how reluctant lifelong democrats are to idea of any republican. >> what do i have to lose? i'm fourth generation democrat. i don't have anything to lose but with him i don't, i don't feel like i have a lot to gain. it is 50/50 borderline i think i will stick with past history. reporter: that was sense we got almost everybody that we spoke to, but it was really interesting, did not find any hardcore hillary supporters in detroit's inner-city. a lot of people say they will vote democrat this time because they have always voted for democrats in the past. back to you. melissa: peter, thank you for that, david? david: the presidential debate moderators have been announced and we're very happy for the first time fox news will be represented. here is a look at the schedule. lester holt of nbc news will host the first presidential

debate later this month, followed by vice-presidential debate with cbs news's elaine kineo. martha raddatz of abc and anderson cooper share the second presidential matchup and the ultimate. fox news's chris wallace. remember that was the key debate in 2012. it will be here too. melissa: very cool. good for him. americans concerned about security. there we go. new "fox news poll" finding a majority of voters feel that the u.s. is less safe than before 9/11. joining me general jack keane fox news military analyst. 54% less safe than 9/11. do you agree with that? do you think they're right in thinking that? >> i think they're right on the mark, melissa. when you think what is happening to us, radical islam is morphed into a global jihad.

isis alone is expanded in the last two years from nine countries and about 12 affiliates to 209 countries and -- 20 countries and 30 affiliates. there is five to six times more deaths each year than the year before. due to radical islam. you add this nuclear deal that the united states negotiated with iran. as that unfolded and people began to understand it, you know, melissa, the purpose of the deal was to prevent iran from actually having a nuclear weapon. the deal permits iran to have a nuclear weapon after 15 years. how ironic is that? clearly with the $150 billion of money to spend on their aggression between now and that nuclear weapon, the american people have got it right, we're more unsecure and we're less safe. melissa: they also thought, 80% of americans say it is likely we'll see another terrorist attack soon.

untofortunately, do you agree wh that? >> i think american people have heightened awareness about it. certainly testimony to that was these incidents we've seen at airports which fortunately turned out to be false. they thought something was happening. that is a good thing, when they saw something they reported it, but the other thing about the american people, even though they believe that, that something may happen it is really not stopping them from executing the things they want to in their lives. they're out in the shopping malls, traveling. they do what they should be. they know intuitively so remote that the terrorist attack would reach them on a personal level. so they're going about their lives even though there is heightened awareness. melissa: what in your opinion could we do in your opinion to diminish that threat and turn this around? >> number one? strategy to deal with radical islam, define, explain it, understand it.

put together a global alliance to deal with it, much like communism post-world war ii. it was major threat. we got together with countries in the world. put our resources together, pooled our ideas and contained it initially and eventually defeated it. the world is begging for u.s. leadership to do exactly what i'm describing. melissa: general jack keane, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate your insight. >> good talking to you, melissa. [booing] david: wow, imagine doing that that was 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick getting soundly booed as he refused to stand during the pregame siging of national anthem. last night he took a knee instead of standing and joined by his teammate eric reid. kaepernick is facing serious backlash, made it clear he will not stand for the national anthem until he is satisfied that police brutality against

minorities come to an end. joining me, larry elder, salem radio syndicated talk show host. that depicted police as pigs. this is guy who complained about police brutality and oppression. a few days later at press conference was wearing a fidel castro t-shirt. you can slice the irony. he was couple years ago fined for calling a fellow player the "n-word." what is bothering me all about this, "black lives matter" issue is built upon a foundation of lies. michael brown did not have his police shootings answer blacks are down 75% and police shootings against whites -- david: black president and black attorney general came to the conclusion these lies about

michael brown were just that. >> that's right. david: hands up don't shoot was not true. he is following something that was proven wrong by a black president, black attorney general. the time and getting paid leave. first of all that is called due process. but if the police are murdering people all the time, why hasn't this black president with the black attorney general filed civil rights charges against the police officers? and they have not done some it is just a complete, total crock and getting people killed. david: ask one thing for clarification. he wore the socks. he wore them for practice. are you sure he wore them during the game? >> i didn't say he wore them during the game but i know he had them on, i understand he people were killed were black. the police are pulling back because they're afraid of being falsely called racist and engaging in brutality.

david: minorities are being shot and killed. i have to ask you about the nba rules versus nfl rules. in the nba, as a player, you are required to stand for the national anthem. >> right. david: in the nfl you are obviously not required. do you think that rule should be changed? >> oh i don't care. it ismatch of that is guarantee. he losing nothing other than endorsements which he wasn't getting because he is mediocre quarterback. david: through all the race problems through this country, beginning with slavery going through all the rest, we now have a black president. as i mentioned we have a black attorney general. a black quarterback, guaranteed of $61 million. probably get loot more than that.

>> right. david: he by the way shares an interesting background with the president. they both had black fathers in a mixed race family. black fathers left the kid, left the mother to raise the kids. it is interesting that both of these gentlemen have less to complain about than anybody else in the world, they're some of the chief complainers about things like "black lives matter" most pros we hit the lottery when born in america. we're not perfect. for crying out loud, america has struggled mightily to deal with the racist past to become more perfect union. only majority white country that elected and reelect ad black president. david: larry elder, have a wonderful holiday weekend. good to see you.

i don't think we'll convince him otherwise. most people believe as you do. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. david: melissa. melissa: breaking news. president obama is about to be departing hickam air force base in honolulu, hawaii. greeting supporters on the tarmac right now. the president will be making his way to china where he will meet with the g20 leaders. david: all those g20 meetings. can't wait, right? melissa: yeah. david: the fbi is detailing the investigation into hillary clinton's private email server. so what's hidden in the very heavily-redacted files? that is coming next. plus hermine is taking aim at your labor day weekend. we have details on where the storm is headed now. >> we're very concerned about some of the effects of this storm. it faces-changing situation. so we're coordinating very closely with the national weather service.

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a document dump just before the labor day weekend. the fbi releasing heavily redacted files into their investigation into hillary clinton's private email server. our own blake burman is following the story. he is looking at that which he can look at because so much is redacted. blake, what is the latest? reporter: there are 58 total pages here, david. some of them are entirely he redacted. many of them have a good portion of those pages redacted. we've been going through a wide variety of these emails, through it all the campaigns of hillary clinton and donald trump have been putting out statements reacting to it, both doing so quickly this afternoon. the communications directors on both sides have released statements, we'll give you those. we'll start with hillary clinton, comes from brian fallon hillary clinton's communications director. quote, we're pleased with fbi has released materials from hillary clinton's interview as we have requested. her use of single i mail account

was a mistake, she has taken responsiblity for it, these materials make it clear why the justice department believed there was no basis to move forward with the case. trump's campaign was first to put out statement, from jason miller, say quoting here, hillary clinton is applying for a job that begins each day with a top secret intelligence briefing and the notes from her fbi interview reinforce her tremendously bad judgment and dishonesty. the statement ends saying quote, clinton's reckless conduct and dishonest attempts to avoid accountability shows she can not be trusted with the presidency and its chief obligation as commander-in-chief of the armed forces. clinton campaign is trying to get past this as we head into the holiday weekend. the trump many campaign says she can not be trusted for job. david: bottom line, good timing for a dump. blake, thank you. melissa. melissa: tropical storm hermine is making its way up the east coast. heavy rain, damaging winds,

rough surf are expected over labor day weekend. fox news chief meet roll exist rick reichmuth is in the weather center with the latest. rick, the weekend doesn't look great. >> not looking good. everybody waiting for labor day and last official weekend much summer. no go. we have center across south carolina. a lot of rain there obviously. tornado concerns, in effect until midnight tonight. i'm certain we see rotating storm, we'll see smaller tornadoes across the area. it will be really heavy rain across north carolina. some spots seeing eight inches of rain still yet from the storm across coastal parts of north carolina. the reds is flash flooding going on from all of the rain. we're very certain in the short term of the track of this storm, that it will move across the outer banks here by tomorrow afternoon. and then take a look what happens to this storm. all bets are off. we lose all steering current which is kind of what moves storms one way or the other.

we're seeing the storm hanging out here likely for four to five days. because of that our tropical storm warnings have now been extended to the north and tropical storm watches issue. tropical storm watches nor new jersey, new york city, long island an parts of coastal connecticut. we'll have a long duration storm. is it a hurricane or hybrid storm? we can't say that yet but it doesn't matter. wind up to 70, 75 miles an hour range by sunday into monday. the storm that parks itself right here off the coast for a number of days. because of that, we're going to have a prolonged time where you have winds pushing water towards the coast, towards the shores, and here in long island sound, we'll dealing with a storm surge maybe like seven to eight feet. same goes across parts of jersey shore. melissa, think of all the people at shore, wanted to be. think about repaired shores across new jersey.

they will take a battering. we'll see a lot more damage there unfortunately. melissa: wow, rick, thank you for that. >> you bet. david: taking affirmative action to a whole new level. why georgetown university is adopting a very controversial new admissions policy. >> this original evil that shaped the early years of the republic was present here. we have been able to hide from this truth, bury this truth, ignore and deny this truth. 2003.

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melissa: atoning for slavery, georgetown university giving private admissions to desend

ants of slaves owned by the maryland jesuits. one of several steps the college is making to amend for profiting sale of slaved people. we have jehmu greene, fox news contributor and former 2008 clinton campaign advisor. thanks to both of you for joining us. jehmu, it's a startling case. seems like it sets a precedent, not sure it seems like something like that before. 1838, two priests president of the university, at same time they sold the slaves to a plantation in louisiana, $115,000. today's dollars that would be 3.2 million. they will try to find descendants of these slaves and give them preferential treatment for admissions. what do you think about that? >> i think georgetown, harvard, many institutions not even in the education system, they have

a long history with slavery, now we have millenials are the most diverse, most to rant generation in our country's history standing up saying we want to you address this. that is a beautiful thing. and seeing that this a first step in the right direction, certainly when you look at staff and alumni from georgetown who have the same preferential treatment, you can't really say, what an alumni's legacy should have access to is the same time of pain that slavery cost but it's a good first step. melissa: it is an interesting point. kind of hard to quantify what they're doing. i went to university i harvard, they never explained to me what preferential treatment my kid would get. i don't know what that means, how they quantify it. >> right. melissa: they're saying how do we even though what this means? >> let's look at devil in the details here. there were 272 slaves sold for that. they are going to give them

equivalent of legacy treatment, your mom went there, your dad went there, gives them leg up that happens with many universities. if they want to do that with private money, that is fine with me. when they get into federal and taxpayers dollars that is problem. all millenials crying out for reparations, none of you were slaves, none of you were owned by someone, none of you or your family in recent memory. slavery is over. societies are not static. we evolved. i'm memorializing it into history correctly. put up a memorial. those are good steps in the history. we have to get to a point where societies move on deal with current history. slavery is over. it is illegal. there is no social contract, no institutional contract, no legal allowance in the united states. as a matter of fact the places where it is legal are places like saudi arabia and others. melissa: let's let jehmu respond to that? >> i think david might have it a

little bit confused because preferential treatment doesn't come with financial resources. there is no way taxpayers would be involved in that. >> they haven't outlined it in the details. >> let me finish. what i believe the school should do as a next step is to actually give them full tuition. clearly, clearly, georgetown was in dire financial straits and would not have been able to continue as a university if they did not get this revenue from selling human beings. and that legacy, there was a -- >> no, no. come on. melissa: let her finish. >> you're filibustering here. >> that woman one of the descendants. watching her on television the other day, the impact had on her now her family has access. they were the ones who saved this university, it's a good fit st. ey c go rtheand ght now ney notn thtabl >>an iet ion ts. >> it should be on the table. >> all right. so the now that the filibuster is over on the issue, this young

woman, i'm glad she feel is it and i understand where she feels it. but if you multiply it out by descendants and find a way to properlified them could be talking somewhere in the range of 10,000 descendants have to be taken care of. jehmu wants to give free tuition. hillary clinton way, free stew wigs for all, doesn't work. number two, our society is not static. slavery is no longer a part of the united states. it's a part of history. melissa: we have to go. >> reparations, 400 acres, whatever. melissa: we got to go. coming up against a hard break. we'll have this discussion again. we'll have a chance to do it. guys, thanks to both of you. david: meanwhile the hottest reservation in town. why people may be flocking to a new concept by ikea. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go.

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