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. >> okay, recently push lishing a book, he recently ported julian castro, now he is undecided. >> confederate are controversial right now, and here in charleston it remains a current issue here. what is your take, and how do we improve race relaces. >> thank you for that question. >> a lot about donald trump sickens me, but maybe at the top of the list, is him trying to divide us up. as you know before he became president he was a leader of the so-called birther movement. do you remember that? it was a disgusting effort to try to delegitimatize our first african-american president. i see especially coming after trump the most important thing that we can do as a nation is everything possible to end all fompls of discrimination in this country. right now, we're dealing with, as everybody knows, we're daeing with systemic racism. we have a wealth gap in this country, white families are now worth ten times more than black families, black women are three times more likely to die in child birth. the infant mortality rate is higher, there is discrimination in housing and in education. okay? and clea

in this scandal but the president is reportedly trying to block his book from being ub approximate lished. according to one report, the president is reportedly exploring the possibility of ginning up criminal prosecution against john bolton. marie yovanovitch was recalled and fired as u.s. ambassador to ukraine at the height of the scandal and part of it. she retired from government service altogether. the veteran u.s. ambassador who was sent to replace her, bill taylor, was suddenly removed from his post in ukraine in the middle of the impeachment investigation. he's now returned to retirement. even jennifer williams who wosh worked in vice president mike pence's office is gone from the white house departing in the middle of the impeachment trial and going to work at sitcom instead. alexander vindman and his brother, they were both frog marched out of the white house today and fired from their positions followed soon thereafter by eu ambassador gordon sondland. anybody else want to speak up? anybody else want to testify truthfully under oath as to what they saw or what they know? on octo

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. >>> a big grammy win, singer billy i lish has produced a new song for the upcoming james bond moviec] she is the youngest person to write and record a james bond theme song. the 18-year-old wrote this song with her brother. the film, no time to die, will be released in april. >>> a steep drop in the price of lobster for californians. 90% of the left are cut along the coast is typically shipped to china where customers are willing to pay premium prices. two weeks ago, china closed the entire see market due to concerns over the coronavirus. now it is being sold at other locations at rock bottom prices. >> due to the inability to ship out to china, we have seen that price drop significantly to be able to be attractive to the local market. >> this all comes as a call of california lobster fisherman were already suffering. the recent tariff between the united states and china impose a 42% on lobster just last year. >>> this is a san francisco be waking up to cleaner sidewalks. they did some deep cleaning on city sidewalks. it is part of a new initiative to target merchant corridors and n

. >> i would lishe -- zph senator sanders, we would like to bring mr. steyer in on this. >> i was talking about the program. >> this conversation shows a huge risk for the democratic party. we are looking at a party that has decided that we're either going to support someone who is a democratic socialist or somebody who has a long history of being a republican. and let me say that i've got into this race because i wanted to fight for economic justice, for racial justice and to make sure we had climate justice for the american people. and i am scared. if we cannot pull this party together if we dwe to one of those extremes, we take a terrible risk of re-electing donald trump. >> thank you, mr. steyer. >> that is something -- i still have some time. that is a risk that will hurt the american people in a way that we -- none of us on this stage should be willing to risk. >> thank you. let's keep this topic going, mayor pete. >> let's do some math. senator sanders at one point said it would be $40 trillion, hen $30 trillion, then $17 trillion. incredible shr

. >> what language are the secrets in, german, russian, epg lish? i talked to a lot of people inside the bank as i was reporting on this book, some of whom have seen the documents and some of whom produced the documents. one of the things i think is really interesting and that donald trump is presumably very eager to avoid is that a number of employees inside the bank raised concerns about potential money laundering that was going on in donald trump and jared kushner's bank accounts. and so, that's something that there are records of that inside the bank and i would imagine that's not something trump is eager to see in the light of day. >> the new book is "dark towers:deutsche bank, donald trump and an epic trail of destruction." . david enrich thank you very much for being on the show. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, donald trump gets triggered by barack obama's tweets about the strong economy he left behind. >>> plus, more on mike bloomberg taking the democratic debate stage for the first time tomorrow night. politico reports that his own team worr