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i know a bit about haiti and i'm telling you it's a dangerous place, is it immoral, unbiassed, bigotknowledge some places are dangerous and some aren't. is that okay or that a species of bigotry and unacceptance? >> i think what is wrong is to cast aspersions on an entire people in an entire country. >> tucker: i agree. >> all the data supports this. the best way to break down differences is to have people from different backgrounds spend time with one another. not to criticize them or condemn them or impugn them but for people to off-line spend time with one another. >> tucker: will you pledge to personally, with your family, go on vacation in haiti not at some rich people resort but in downtown port-au-prince, the capital city and spend a week just in order to get that cultural pollinization and come back and tell us what kind of time you had. >> if you want to talk about my family, i'm happy to. my family may have more cultural diversity than you're aware of. >> tucker: i'm saying haiti is a dangerous place. i'm not attacking your family -- did you go to port-au-prince or not? >>

make sure in exchange for what we're paying, that we're getting modern, professional, top dollar, unbiassed policing, and that the poa obstruction to these reforms stops. they say to support it. they can put it in writing. i've shared with your staff some questions to ask. [bell ringing] >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> my name is pastor dimitri edwards. i want a few different organizations. i'm part of the no justice, no deal coalition. i want pico, california and the church of god interstate association representing hundreds of churns around the state and also of the clergy from different parts of the region. i simply want to say this. as we're sitting here, we have the privilege of sitting in meetings, having the opportunity to discuss public safety, but there are the most impacts individuals that don't have a voice and don't have a vote. i want you to think about what type of public safety system are we going to give to the next generation. you can sit here and continue to avoid the issues that the police union is basically clocking any types of reforms that peop

. >> it's kreally good in my unbiassed opinion. it is full of archival footage. interviews with people who have never talked about the case on camera including the person who actually kidnapped katie hufrt and pulled her out of the house in berkeley. and it's still a mystery to a lot of people about what side she was really on. >> be sure to tune in for "the radical story of patty hearst" on sunday. thank you for watching. time to hand it over to don lemon. cnn tonight starts right now. >>> and this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us. breaking news. the federal government on the verge of shutting down again. at midnight. not so long from now. that's right, our government managed to stay open for a whole 17 days. congress so far unable to pass a spending bill to keep it open. we're going to explain exactly what's happening tonight on capitol hill. and then our other big story, the chaotic trump white house not doing a very good job of trying to explain its hand willingst debacle of rob porter. rob porter is the former top aide to president tru

so they can make an unbiassed way a determination as to whether probable cause has met. this is not proof beyond a reasonable doubt in front of a jury trial. this is to start an information. through surveillance. so it's a very low standard. and you want the judge to have enough information. and there were other independent pieces of information then just the steele dossier. which the memo would show the public if the republicans allow it to be released. >> all right congressman, thank you for being with us. we'll speak to a republican chris stewart shortly. in the meantime i want to bring in an all star panel. david axel rod, michael zeldin and james. it's been a few hours. you were on tv. you were anchoring the big show when the memo came out. it's been several hours. what's the political fall out? >> we are it kind of where we were before this. in that republicans who want to believe that they there's absolutely no real reason for the russia investigation. that this was all political bias. this is a a hoax as the president says. they will believe this memo tells them