fernando: and you are getting flack from the more left-wing part of your party, that judge garland is not progressive enough. had you respond to that criticism? >> he has a lot of strong support from democrats, many of whom pride themselves on being progressive. leaders of the civil rights movement have been enthusiastic advocates. black caucus don' t get a vote but have an opportunity to speak out. and they have spoken enthusiastically about president obama' s nominee. we have confident that we have people on the left enthusiastic about the nomination. republicans on the right who have spoken favorably. it means the president followthrough to put forward a consensus nominee. will republicans follow through on their promise not to do their job? that' s got to change. fernando: the president is going to be in cuba. what is his objective? what is he trying to do? >> it will be an historic trip. the last time a president traveled to cuba, he had to do it on a battleship. president obama will be flying to cuba. it will be an opportunity to take the next step. pursued a policy of trying to

. >> reporter: wow, after catching major flack across the globe, the 69-year-old from south africa called his comments in extremely poor taste and erroneous. >> craig: ming up at 4:00, for tech. >> craig: apple unveiling new gadgets and price cuts as well. showing off the se. and it measures in at just 4 inches, and it's smaller than other phones right now, and it has the same processing power of their i-phone 6s. and the company releasing new apple td apps as well at this conference. including a march madness app. and a space exploration app.. officials are celebrating one year of the apple watchith the discount. a $50 slash from 300 to 250. >> and good afternoon, everyone. on this monday, we're feeling a bit different here in south florida. much of the day in the 60s, an that's a drop of about 15 , mid 60s in broward. 64, and miami, 65, as well as key west. everybody with a breeze, with a steady barometer, and the winds e a little bit brisk. the relative humidity making for some very dry air that's in place. that was at 38%, and there's nothing on the radar. you'll remember, we were tra

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legal case against a photo journalists who was arrested last year for carrying a flabbing jacket and-- flack jacket through an airport. he was working for a media group who had been in thailand last august covering the aftermath of a bombing there. he brought the safety gear in because of the nature of the story. he was then arrested on his way out of the country. under the law they're classified as weapons and violations of the law restricting them are punishable by up to five years in jail. he was in a night in prison before being bailed and then six months for trial before the government dumped the case. thailand has been under military rule for two years now. there are a litany of complaint by journalists there. over the past near turn journalists have had visa requests denied. the washington post found itself answering some questions about the coverage of democratic bernie sanders after a flurry of stories not many of which could be described as positive. 16 stories in 16 hours , the deluge of the stories was spotted by the media watch group fair, fairness and accuracy in reporting. it

. >> eric: raids uncovering an isis flack with chemical products and an explosive device that had nails in it. meanwhile at the airport where there were no explosions a third bomb found. that bomb did not detate all this as the hunt continues and we get an image of hoeoe authorities looking for right now. take a look at the man at the center of manhunt. authorities in belgian saying the man in white is on the run. the top suspect in this morning's attacks. the other two believed to be suicide bombers. two blasts this morning ten the explosions shattering windows and bringing g rts of the ceiling crashing down p. througu the stick enthusiastic smoke police urging travelers to leave. video outside showing a frantic am scrayable to safety as smoke billows from the airport. victims seen lying in the street waiting to medical aention and witnesses describing the horror. >> we heard the explosion, the ceiling went down,o i dropped down on top of my girl. >> eric: an hour later another devastating explosion shied inside a metro metro station. in the darkness underground survivors scramble off

. >> it's, although rosalind carter attended cabinet meetings and got flack for that, nancy reagan would have dreamt of that. when you think of it, hari, in the '80s, nancy reagan was criticized in many circles for being overly adoring and uncritical of her husband and also for acting as his political partner especially on key occasions. nowadays, i think things have changed enough that we would celebrate her for doing most those things and it was amazing to look back and think those were two of the things she caught the most flack for. >> sreenivasan: james, when you worked for her, what did you think her legacy would be versus now decades later knowing what she's accomplished. >> the whole concept of legacy is interesting, i'll comment on that, but to pick up on something michael brought up, i think one thing that's lost on the public is people go through these extreme situations, these right-wattage leadership positions, particularly in american politics, they evolve over time, they change and develop and hopefully deepen as a result of the experiences they go through and nancy reagan

. @>> for tonight was the darling @in the room, getting flack from @everywhere. @>> trump, cruz even clinton @supporters taking it from every @direction. @>>> the fight already underway @over president obama's supreme @court nominee. @judge merrick garland of the dc @court of appeals nominated @today to fill the vacancy left @by justice antonin scalia's @death. @democrats praised him the @saying he is moderate enough to @appeal to both parties but @republicans came out @immediately say they will not @take action. @they believe the choice should @be left to the next president. @>>> it wasn't politics as usual @when he came to the cuyahoga @county prosecutors office. @the incumbent, tim mcginty lost @candidate mike o'malley. @hilary golston spoke with a @group of african-american @clergy members about how they @influenced the race. @>>reporter: i don't think it @would be unfair to say black @clergy were might've the most @significant organizers against @mcginty. @our senior political @correspondent explains and @varied of reasons why o'malley @run the day. @mcginty's personality, democ

i've been through what they've gone through recently, but also not taking as much flack as the older guys, so kind of their liaison between themselves and the older guys like oh, you'll never make it. >> very good. now, justin, i understanded you grew up in austin near where the film is based. what's it like for your charger? you have the southern draw. >> yes, well, you know, funny, i grew up in austin. and i'm pretty laid back chill guy in life. you know, i'm mr. roll off your shoulders, no big deal, i'll eat the food. >> beats being hungry. >> not at all what i ordered. but then i end up getting cast as an early on psychosis character -- >> strange one, strange bird. >> and but he's really from up north, chicago, detroit, and he's just turns out to be just a kid who learned all of the wrong ways to be cool and fit in and you get to college and you learn that that's not the right way to do it. >> absolutely. now when you go to the movie we want to let people know you want to stick around for the credits. why is that, guys? >> some fun hangs. >> shenanagans? >> that song and dance s

mitch mcconnell, orrin hatch, those two senators in particular have to take the flack.ecause when kirk has got to say something like this, and he can let mcconnell take the flack. they're going to play this game where some will act independent, but say oh, it's mitch mcconnell's fault. so they're going to play a game where it's shifting, saying, you know, man up and vote. but i'm sorry, my leader won't let me do it. >> that's what you were talking about, perry. at the end of the day, the thing mitch mcconnell wants most is to remain senate majority leader. he cares about that more than the presidential race. so the best thing for republicans to do is what? is it to play mitch mcconnell as the pin cushion, but in their own states, say they're open to the nomination? >> i think what you and mark said is perfect. of you can sort of pretend to be faux outraged about how we're not having a vote and i want to have a vote. and i'm not sure -- i don't know mark kirk so i shouldn't question his sincerity. but i do think it's easy to be out there saying. also, another thing is th

the spirit of public service, an extraordinary new yorker who worked five decades trying to city flacks tonight are half staff to honor 83-year-old nicholas scoppetta, he investigated corrupt cops, fixed the broken agency that takes care of kids in trouble and headed the fdny after the 9/11 terror attacks. he was a remarkable man. >> reporter: nicholas scoppetta was a rare figure in city government, 47 years at city hall serving every mayor since john lindsay. he was also very well liked. >> he was just a class guy, always affiable and i felt honored to work with him. >> i don't know if there's anyone that ever served new york city in so many different distinct capacities with such great excellence. >> reporter: he's probably best known for rebuilding the fire department in the difficult days after 9/11. the fdny lost 343 men that day. mourning for sure. we had literally two, three funerals or memorial services a week. >> reporter: mayor bloomberg close scoppetta even though he had no firefighting experience. >> what he had was a knowledge of people, now to lead and pull people together

you mentioned the flack he's taken as it relates to americans fears. he's also taken flack for his past evaluation of isis' credibili credibility. their competence, how does that change, if at all, today. >> a core question about the president's legacy, which he will have to deal with through the rest of his term and beyond is his effectiveness on dealing with this threat. he at one point referred to them, reflecting intelligence at the time as a jv team. clearly we had a set of attacks that changes that context entirely, he will have to take that into account. >> as we await president obama, let's take you to our own nancy holgrave in london. >> at least 31 people have been killed in separate explosions. talking about at least one caused by a suicide attack vest. we are talking about at least 1 1 people killed at the airport and 20 people killed at the metro station, which is close to e ushu institutional buildings. when we talk about the situation, the response we've seen looking outside of brussels and europe, we have seen outpours from leaders in g

that guy has taken a lot of flack since day one of the season and he just hit the biggest shot of the game. >>> back to stony brook, they're playing kentucky. >> a very angry kentucky team. they're seeded number 4. should have been seeded higher. they're going to come in to that game higher. >> go stony brook. >>> let's take a look at some of the stories we're working on for eyewitness news at 11:00. sade baderinwa is here. >> coming up tonight we'll tell you what some new york schools will soon be giving out to middle and high school girls. also new details on a deadly shooting spree. why the accused gunman says his uber app was controlling him at the time of the shootings. plus, are researchers closer to coming up with a birth control for men? all that and more tonight at 11:00. >>> on that note, that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. world news tonight with david muir is next. for all of us here, have a good night. we'll see you back here at >>> several breaking stories this monday night. on the eve of the make or break showdown, donald trump now defending

that's part of the problem with this article, which was written as if it were by a white house flack. the president's got it all different ways, on the one hand, on the other hand, on the third hand. that's why at the end there's very little there there, in my view. >> what should we do as we go forward in the middle of this presidential campaign, what do you see happening in the middle east and how do we deal with all these issues that have not been resolved? >> well, i think for the next period of time until the president steps down in january, he is not going to do anything of any consequence, and i think the anarchy will continue to spread, so i think a new president's got to do some things quickly at the front end, beginning with the inaugural address as reagan did so effectively in 1981, to make it clear that we are going to protect our interest in the region. we are going to protect our friends. we're going to stand against iran support for terrorism. we are going to take effective action and put a coalition together that really does something about isis instead of simply talki

and you are getting flack from the more left-wing part of your party, that judge garland is not progressive enough. had you respond to that criticism? >> he has a lot of strong support from democrats, many of whom pride themselves on being progressive. leaders of the civil rights movement have been enthusiastic advocates. members of the congressional don't get a vote but have an opportunity to speak out. and they have spoken enthusiastically about president obama's nominee. we have confident that we have people on the left enthusiastic about the nomination. republicans on the right who have spoken favorably. it means the president followthrough to put forward a consensus nominee. will republicans follow through on their promise not to do their job? that's got to change. fernando: the president is going to be in cuba. what is his objective? what is he trying to do? >> it will be an historic trip. the last time a president traveled to cuba, he had to do it on a battleship. president obama will be flying to cuba. it will be an opportunity to take the next step. pursued a policy of trying to is

at the time, she got flack for it. you have to start some where. greg: going to the footage of the white house days. she was beloved and controversial. the republican novation of the white house, they gave her a hard time about that. commercial. i remember that. greg: that is her project as first lady. she was a partner, she had a lot to say. very intelligent woman. if ronald reagan was at a loss, guess who stepped in, nancy reagan reagan. this is a scene from the ranch. asking him something about negotiations in vienna. he couldn't think what to say. listen carefully here. >> doing everything we can. rosanna: the advisor was here and he claimed that ronald reagan couldn't hear out of one of his ears. greg: well, she helped. rosanna: he just didn't hear the question. greg: those say he started to show the signs of the disease in office. believers reject that. we haven't seen evidence establishing that. for nancy, a long good-bye more than ten years he lived with that condition. rosanna: they say she took it very hard shths there were times he didn'

>> reporter: trump is taking renewed flack from the club for growth which spent 7 million attacking the front-runner as a closet liberal and spent 200,000 in utah ahead of the caucus that will award 40 delegates. trump dismissed the club as a phony outfit. >> they asked me for a million dollars, right after i told them no, they came out with a negative ad. >> okay, doing the best i can down here. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich stumping in utah, the only candidate explicitly pegging hopes to a contested convention. trump and cruz say they can win outright and the map going forward favors them. cruz notes of the 22 remaining gop contests 16 are closed and of the 11 closed contests today, cruz has won 6, trump5. the remaining contests in the northeast, including new york, where trump's regional appeal will afford him an opportunity to in delegates. lou? lou: james, thank you, james rosen. democrats also setting their sights on trump more than 20 liberal groups reportedly uniting behind a plan to stop the front-runner. planning demonstrations outside trump rallies. clinton allies pl

donald trump got a lot of flack for saying there would be riots. but i think it's true that you can't just say to his voters, this large so far plurality lock of the republican party that you don't count. and that we're not going to listen to you. donald trump doesn't go away if there's some kind of weird contested convention and they take it away from him. >> the thing about all these them talk about how they're going to woo the trump voter. >> i hope they can eventually bring the party together on the convention floor. every person who left the army-navy club seemed depressed when i was there, downbeat, because of the possibility of a third party bid. as much as they have all these different names they're considering, it's very difficult to do. the other meeting that bothers them, monday at jones day, trump will be meeting with republicans at capitol hill, long time party consultants. >> today, what you heard was a capitulation to the idea that donald trump can lead their party and lead this country. other than governor kasich, there is a complet

. >> and should the growing generation really get flack for overspending, a surprising new >>> welcome back. good morning to you. >>> we do have a major issue to tell you about a disabled vehicle on the inner belt look at that what a mess. our odot camera right now showing you that huge backup. it's really leading into 71 as well. there's a disabled vehicle there. cops on their way trying to take care of the issue but if this is part of your morning commute expect big delays. >>> let's talk about the temperatures. so our very own has tweeted me and said had to break out the winter jacket and gloves this morning. not happy. you can tweet me too. i'm very interested to know how you feel i know for me i prefer the sunshine which is coming today and we're going to see a warm up. here's a look at your weekend forecast. throughout the weekend temperatures will top off in the low to mid-60s, we do have rain chances in there. rain will start late saturday night and it will persist into your sunday. the first portion of the weekend not so bad. over to you. >>> and you're going to want to double

. >>> and university of akron getting slack for -- flack for hiring a search firm. they sent a seven-page letter to the firm calling for a search for a new president and rather than a -- [ indiscernible ] the same one elected current president as a finalist. over why they gave him a vote of no confidence. >>> and professors at the university of akron prepare to strike and full-time faculty members will steak a strike authorization vote today and they have been in contact negotiations for more than a nor with -- year with little congress. it doesn't mean they will strike but gives them a right to call one. >>> and we will learn more about cleveland clinic's groundbreaking uterus transplant today. they successfully comet ploughed the first uterus caption atlanta last month and this morning, the doctors behind it will discuss what is ahead. and they will speak at 10:00 a.m. at the intercontinental hotel. >> and the race for the white house, we're monitoring primary results coming in. on the democrat side, big wins for bernie sanders. he took maine, kansas, and nebraska

. >>> the university of akron getting flack from the community. they hired a search firm to find a new provost. the students support a seven- page letter to that firm in dallas. they want to search for a new president rather than a new number two. this is the same firm that selected the current president scott scarboro. the senate overwhelmingly gave him a vote of no confidence. >>> and professors at the university of akron are ready to strike. the faculty members will take a strike authorization vote today. according to the beacon journal, they have been in contract negotiations for more than a year with very little progress. the vote doesn't mean professors will strike but gives union leaders the right to call one. >>> and we will learn more about cleveland clinic's the clinic's surgeon completed the first uterus transplant successfully in the u.s. last month. and this morning, the doctors who performed the procedure will discuss what is ahead for the new treatment options. they're set to speak at 10:00 a.m. at the intercontinental hotel. corrin

. >>> flew details, a local teacher fights back and wins after taking flack from her bosses over her personal facebook post. >> reporter: a teacher kicked out of avalon elementary school feels vindicated after winning a case against the school district sticking up for her first amendment rights. >> i want an apology. >> reporter: wendy is a speech language pay thole gist. she posted articles to her >> they were issues of state reforms that were happening. >> reporter: she says none of the articles criticized the school district who she worked fort the last 12 years. >> one of the supervisors did inform me it was not my job to advocate for students. i was told to keep my facebook post. >> reporter: the classroom teacher's association attorney says other teachers got a notice shortly after that. >> if they were to engage in comments on facebook, even on their own time, that a district deemed negative in nature that they could face termination. >> reporter: however, now that the teachers union has won the arbitration, they want changes. the executive director of the teacher's union. >>

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the governor said he supports removing the flack from tennessee plates. >>> city leaders in ferguson, missouri will look at a deal to overhaul the city's police and court systems. the agreement could end a costly lawsuit from the justice department in washington. this stems from an investigation following the shooting of michael brown, a black teen shot by a white police officer. that investigation found the city routinely violated the civil rights of black residents. tonight, the ferguson city council will reconsider the agreement rejected one month ago. >>> fayetteville's police chief says body camera video should be part of the public record. >> we put it all out there. >> reporter: chief harold medlock was part of a panel discussion at a sunshine day, a access to government records. he says cameras improve the behavior of officers and people they encounter by adding context and telling the whole story. >>> a parking attendant who says a duke university vice president used a racial slur toward her more than year ago filed a civil lawsuit in the case. the university vice president a

. >> some people are giving me some flack about the argument thing, about the i'm sorry.y're call stupid argument for a reason. i didn't say they made sense. >> one person said he gets into a fight with his wife, doesn't like the way pronounce tilapia. yes, my wife got so mad at me, i didn't remember what exit 14 was on 295. jersey. >> ya? >> ya. >> hey, real quickly here, i have a new job. at this stopped one of those philly flash downtown buses, you know, one outside, i said i kind of want to do. >> this i would like to be a driver. but looped down. listen to this. three rides, free rides, free prep pretzels, philly mascot. oh, you should see the bus, it travels in a kin us loop delaware river, waterfront, one step every 15, one stop every 15 minutes. from 10:00 in the morning, to 6:00 p.m. usually rides are $2. or you can pay $5 to ride all day long. >> isn't that fan that is snuck. >> make yourself crazy. but today all visitors and locals will be able to ride the tplash free of charge to celebrate opening day. >> we are free. >> hop on it. >> if you see the bus, just

talked about his -- the size of his hands and perhaps the size of his manhood and he got a lot have flack that and i wonder if this is trump realizing he wants to take more of a presidential tone. >> let's listen to what he said last night. we can call hawaii i believe. >> we have a cnn projection right now. let's make it official. cnn does project that donald trump has won the hawaii republican caucuses. his third victory of the night. he had wins in mississippi, michigan, a second place finish in idaho and now he wins hawaii. there are 19 delegates at stake. it is proportional. he won't get all 19, but another notch on the belt for donald trump as he marches forward. >> it was a good night for donald trump. we talked to the chair of the republican party there and he said they had great turn out. 531 votes ahead with now more than half of the precincts reporting. let's talk about the tone of donald trump last night. listen to how he said he can be presidential. >> i can be more presidential than anybody. i can be more presidential if i want to be. i can be more presidential than anybody.

. >> this mom to be is catching flack for her intense work outs. why she says, don't be fooled by what you are seeing here, she's very pregnant. >> one more day empire is coming back, tomorrow. my goodness. i just can't take it. but first, we are getting to know, andre, when nailing a scene on the first take, it is pretty difficult for him. we also say he revealed something that people do not know to us on good day. we will remind you. >> hi, lauren. >> hey, so listen to this, the chinese lantern festival coming to philadelphia and to the northeast for the first time ever, this is just a sneak peak, artisans here from china for a in to make this happen. we will go behind the scenes mike and alex and sue and we will bring it to you in a bit. >> that is gorgeous. >> it is beautiful during the day. wait until you see it at night. >> a philadelphia mother and her new born son are resting this morning after a very interesting, day, yesterday morning. there is the image. maggie clark, and her son, thomas james. maggie clark's water broke yesterday, two w

things about fracking and ohio has made a comeback in some sections of that state has been based on flackingo little things said at the last minute that can change things. we'll find out tonight -- tomorrow, rather, when the see the numbers come in because the polling was so off in michigan, if it's like this in these other states, then it's going to be a real contest going all the way down the road. if it's a blowout in states like florida, where it is expected to be. i'mer in in tampa today, or other states where the odd according to the web site, give it 99%, if it goes that way there's no way the man can come back. >> you know, i know he is hoping for a rust belt state follow-through from his surprising win in michigan, and maybe these polls missed it. so ohio, illinois, pennsylvania, states that could argue that these trade deals that he bemoans and pounds in his appearances might resonate there, but even there he would have to do a lot of victory pileups. they'd have to be not even close to slow her momentum. right? >> yeah. they can't be just close to 51%, 52%. they would have to be o

. >> stephen, he's also calling for the monitoring of muslim communities and taken a lot of flack fort saying you cannot monitor people based on religion alone. there has to be a reason for it. that's kind of the criticism that donald trump got? >> well, i think we can all agree it's been very painful to watch the cruz campaign try and explain his own position. i don't think anyone understands what it is. what i can tell you is, is our position makes a lot more sense than the cruz position. our position is let's stop allowing people to come into the country from dangerous and volatile regions in they can make sure we have security mechanisms in place. cruz's policy is continue the rapid pace of migration and have police in the communities to figure out what's going on. ? keep the threat abroad or domestically? that's a major distinction in the race, and i'm glad we get a chance to talk about it today. ashley: we have to end it there, stephen miller, trump campaign senior policy adviser. >> thank you so much. ashley: with passenger flights to brussels suspended following tuesday's terr

he's getting a whole lot of flack for it. >> i want y'all to know that despite all of the criticism i'm debting, my wife who heard -- getting, my wife who heard about this on the twitter called me and said she was proud that i finally learned how to use utensils. >> did he say on "the twitter"? >> there's only one way to eat new york pizza. you fold it in half, put your elbow out and get the grease away from the suit and you post it on "the twitter." >>> obviously, he's not the mayor de blasio said here's one thing i agree with. >> i'd like to apologize to all pizza lovers. >>> new details on the controversial exhibit bill cosby. we will tell you all about it. >> up next, the feature of how a group of in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow

and finally connecticut women face texas with a spot in the final four at steak, uconn taking a loft flackthe huskies saturday defeated mississippi state 98 to 38 in the sweet 16. this is 60-point win for the ladies. last year, uconn defeated texas by 51 in the sweet 16. uconn won 72 straight games, three victories away from record fourth consecutive title. so, a lot of excitement. basketball both foremen for mend women, it will be busy weekends next weekends for a lot of people. >> all right, thanks. >> you got it. >> coming up: researchers have identify add universal facial expression that is interpreted across many cultures as embody meant of negative emotion. >> before you judge lazy workers, consider they might serve a purpose. we're going to explain why they may be more help than harm. in the workplace. >> and one guy who is not lazy, p. ditty. we'll tell you about the new job he's taking on. hey, sue. >> hey there, laura, sarah, jim talking about march madness, had it in the weather department today, too, up to 07 degrees with ooh mile per hour gust at reagan national. so can we set

a lot of protesters are taking flack from people online who say this is a free speech issues, about but the protesters say we are not concerned about that. we see this as hate speech from donald trump, so they don't look at it as free speech, or many of them don't. they look at it as hate speech, so they feel it's their duty to stand up and do something about it. thousands saying they'll go. we'll see how many will show up. we'll see what effect it has on the actual trump rally. steve? >> yeah, we will be watching, obviously remembering that rally that was shut down in chicago a couple weeks ago. some indications maybe that did help trump with his conservative base. we'll see how this one playing out today. jake, thank for the time. msnbc's tony deculpo, this is interesting, tony, talk radio, it's influential in a lot of republican primaries around the country, particularly in wisconsin, the twist here is the hosts particularly charlie sykes, very anti-trump. that caused some fireworks yesterday? >> i'm in janesville at the wedge, this is paul ryan's hometown, now for his civity and dec

dan gave them some flack -- >> there was a lot in between. >> can we queue that up? >> he said to be careful. now you have biotech trading well below the trading. i don't think anybody will pull the trigger in this environment because there's no up side in doing it. you've got to wait for the smoke to clear and it ain't clearing anytime soon. >> this is a trade i've been on for a while, pfizer. i think it probably goes up at some point with more clarity about the allergen deal one way or another. down 20% from the 52-week high. it trades about 13 times. you don't buy pharma -- i think while you're waiting, you can actually sell against it and add to that yield and hang on to it. to me, i also think guy's right about the xlv. that is the etf. you have all this other stuff, the xpi, a lot more volatile. johnson and johnson, merck, that's where i would go down. >> dan mentioned an option strategy. is there a show that's on that you could learn more about that? >> i think it's about allocation. i think people are hiding out in health care, it's very, very crowded. what's

. >> so he got a lot of flack for that answer. today he tried to clarify it. >> what i meant by that is i think many people are not aware of the kinds of pressures and the kind of police oppression that sometimes takes place within the african-american community. i don't want to be lectured about talking about poverty, whether it's white, black, or latino. nobody in this campaign has talked about it more. and nobody in this campaign cycle, who has proposed more specific ideas on how to address. >> angela, what do you think? >> a couple of things. one, i think, in explaining his answer, he made hit worse. he said exactly what we thought he was saying last night, at least myself and my twitter followers, right? my immediate reaction was like, bernie sanders, white people do live in the ghetto, too. and i think the other issue i really have is exactly what we seem. of course, he is by far the biggest champion on income inequality and mass incarcerations, as well as how police interact with people of color. the challenge is bernie san

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terms of how our allies look at us, then also how our enemies look at us, the president got a lot of flack this week for, one, not coming home from cuba during the attacks, then for the optics after. specifically him the pictures of him at the baseball game in cuba wearing his sunglasses doing his espn interview. then secondly, doing the tango down in his second state visit in south america. the question would be, does these optics really matter to our enemies? you fought against these types of groups. do they really care what our president is doing? >> well, it is unhelpful when the president dances with stars when we have a terrorist attack of this magnitude. and our foreign policy has been clear. we put red lines across and they mean nothing. we watch iran launch icbms with, in hebrew, destruction of israel painted on the side, and we do nothing. and so our allies look at the united states as not a firm friend in a lot of cases. in the case of israel, i would say that probably egypt is a stronger friend than the united states with israel. and that's shocking that during ronald reagan, t