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coming on tonight to discuss is the host and managing editor of roland martin unfiltered. ning me. i am just going to give you the floor because i think you represent the concerns of of of of african american journalists and journalist, period. what is the main problem with them inviting donald trump to be interviewed tomorrow at the conference? >> we have always invited republicans and democrats, 2016, hillary clinton and donald trump were invited. trump did not come. did not come in 2017, '18, '19 or '20. donald trump has been far more vicious in his attacks on journalists in this state. he is pushed fake news. the reason i have been so upset is because when the news came out, there is no way harris or any representative of fox news should be on any stage at nabj questioning donald trump after they paid $787 million to settle a case with a lot of the election and they knew they were mine. i have a second case that is going on. >>> if they want three black men and no sensors, i will be joining the sensors and representation burden early, no black own media. i'm here coveri

by my next guest and joining me now is the host and managing editor of the unfiltered chauffeur roland martinod to see you, my friend. let's get to this sitdown you had with her. the vice president zeroed in on the racially charged comments that donald trump has made against black americans going back for decades and called him dangerous for the country and let's look at this. >> look at him in a context about how he thinks and talks about black folks in america. you and i have talked about this before. he is not looking out for folks when he was a landlord and wouldn't rent to black families. so the first black president of the united states and he had birther lines and you look at these immigrants in springfield, ohio, and he gets on a debate stage and says they are eating their pets? come on? >> what was your overall take away from your interview with the vice president? >> that she understands you have to compete for votes and we talked about a lot of issues in the 30 minutes. and no vote could be taken for granted and democrats have not been paying attention. there was a gap between lack

she interviewed with the shade room and roland martin. she's going to fox news. also offered to do another debate donald trump was scared of. i have been in presidential politics for numerous campaigns. particularly working with black voters. i am a black voter myself. vice president harris and her campaign rolled out economic policy plans today for black men in particular, but the reality is whether or not black men vote at the same margin, they are still the second highest voting block of the democratic party. we're seeing margins shift in latino communities an the reality is if abortion is the number one issue, the conversation also has to include why majority of white women continue to vote with donald trump in the last two elections. so we actually have to make sure we are not demonizing black voters in this conversation and having the conversation that vice president is having. >> in such a close election, let me just push you on that for a moment. those margins, yes, of course, she's getting the overwhelming majority of the black vote. no question about th

let's talk about roland martin who used to be president of the black journalist association.e was in the audience and he was screaming out every time trump said something that was controversial or not true. and he had several interviews afterwards where he talked about it. so people go on youtube to see what he really had to say. kamala harris, people, please stop mispronouncing her name. it is, love -- kamala. and people in politics, certain people are mispronouncing her name because it gives them traction. if you look at the interview, george bush was not confrontational, he was asked controversial questions. he took his time and he answered it. donald trump finally came out with the same posture that he always faced. he deflects and he offends. rachel greeted him when he came out. then she went into her line of questioning him. he did not do anything to endear african-american voters to him. completely alienated us. and if you look at some of the comments that were made by major social media and online african-american contributors, you will see a flaming, flaming commenta

fundamental stakes of this election on one side you have is the vice president was saying with roland martin somebody who has repeatedly throughout his life disrespected and denigrated black men to benefit himself and donald trump. on the other side, you have the vice president, who was actually talking about what black men can achieve under her presidency, we think that that is an important distinction and one we're going to talk about over the remaining three weeks of this campaign. >> but michael, this weekend speaking to dana bash, jim clyburn said he was concerned about black men, not showing up, not turning out to vote. are you concerned about that? that's what i'm trying to get out if you guys aren't concerned, what does this effort about? >> yeah. well, this effort is about making sure that black men understand that there is actually a candidate in this race who sees them, who understands them, and who was not simply focused on the challenges and the obstacles that black men faced in this country. but it's actually focused on what we can achieve. write somebody who understands that b

but in the past few days, kamala's gone on "the breakfast club," "roland martin," "the shade room."make your racist uncle lock the car doors when they come on the radio. and in addition to her interviews, she's released a plan specifically aimed at winning over black male voters. >> harris announced a new plan aimed at winning them over, including one million forgivable small business loans, a focus on health issues that disproportionately affect black men, and legalizing recreational marijuana to boost the industry and create new jobs. >> it also supports pathways for black men to become educators, promises to protect their crypto currency investments. >> desi: wait, i get the business loans and health care, but crypto? i guess because black men deserve the opportunity to be scammed like everyone else? and legalizing weed should be popular, too, but kamala is a former prosecutor, so it's always a little suspicious when a cop approaches black men to offer them marijuana. "psst, hey, i heard you guys like drugs. me too." but there's one black man that kamala definitely doesn't need t

then there's this, harris appeared on black star network with roland martin and it's a political shownd harris tried to link the stars, the constellation with trump and racism. >> i talked with somebody once that said if you look at where the stars are in the sky, don't look at them with a brand of things but look at them as points and look at constellation and what it shows you, you outlined it and what does it show you? that the cities that he picks on in terms of black population or black mayor or both. come on. stuart: a presidential candidate that speaks in riddles does not inspire confidence. today she sits down with charlamagne tha god and the black vote and no idea what he'll ask or what she'll say and i believe we're see ago pivot in american politics and once trusted constituents are drifting away from the democrats and shifting to trump. third hour of varney starts now. stuart: we have jimmy failla, the man himself. >> if you watch that analysis of the constellations, she sounds like she's been hanging out with o'ryan, the hunter, biden. some type of illicit substance along

roland martin, 350,000. harpo production, air quotes around that. aka oprah. to show up about 15 minutes from her home. not perform. nothing about them was real. it was all for show. >> greg: they'll teach political science classes on how not to run a cam dave and dough good to see you both. happy new year. more "hannity" after the break, stick around. narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies. ontario is your third-largest trading partner and the number one export destination for 17 states. our long-standing economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. in a changing world, it's time to bring jobs back home and build together. more workers, more trade, more prosperity, more security. for generations, this ally to the north

coming on tonight to discuss, the host and managing editor of roland martin unfiltered and he joins us now. thank you for joining me. i will give you the floor because i think you represent the concerns of a lot of african american journalists and journalists period. what's the main problem with infighting donald trump to be interviewed tomorrow at the conference in chicago? >> we always invite presidents, republican, democrats. 2016, hillary clinton and donald trump were invited. trump did not come. he didn't come in 2017, 18, 19, 20. the difference here is donald trump has been far more vicious in his attacks on journalists, journalism. he has pushed fake news. he said -- election results. the reason i've been upset is when the news came out, there's no way harris faulkner and fox news were -- fox news should be on any stage and questioning donald trump after they pates $787 million to settle a case where they lied about the election and they knew they were lying. a second case going on. no blackmail journals, 4000 members, i am down for assistance in if they want three black men and

jessica: i thought it was great for her to sit down and i should say as well she sat down with roland martinwell, another very popular -- >> jesse: very popular? >> greg: you must know him or something. >> jessica: what ever appeared. >> and let the record reflect i do not interrupt, greg. >> jessica: in your face is what the judge is saying. she is having conversations directed squarely at black men who she is struggling with, and that is the smart thing that you should do when you have three weeks out and you are soft with a particular group. i think that charlemagne gives a great interview and it gave it even more huffed that he is someone who has been supportive of her and also critical. so he liked her and the 2019-2020 primary, and now he has talked before about what has gone wrong at the border and things that he feels like he has gone wrong about her actually that he thought a vice president could accomplish more than they necessarily could in real life. so i thought it was a really good discussion, immigration is meant to be a soft spot. we do see that people understand that donald

a black lead nonprofit news organization and roland martin, host of the digital show, rolling mountainear, how the browning of america's making why folks lose their mind. roland, good morning. i will start with you. the black press has a deep legacy in this nation. there are countless papers following in the footsteps of the freedom journal. -- i think we have lost roland. we are going to move, our next guests. it's the same question. i want to talk about the importance of the black press. why is it so necessary in today's day in age that black stories and voices have their own platforms in order to give a voice to what we experience? >> it is so important, not for dissimilar reasons to why it was important to hundred years ago. we still are subjected to any number of systemic issues in our country. outside of the mainstream, and what the mainstream press can provide, we need an outlet. we need something that is going to elevate our voices and our stories. not just to tell them, but to tell the important news. news that is more important for us, to us, as an audience. >> there is a lot

take a listen to what kamala harris said on roland martin's show here. staff won't let him do a "60 minutes" interview. everyone has done it except donald trump. he will not debate me again. i put out my medical records, he won't put out his medical records. and you have to ask, why is his staff doing that? and it may be because they think he's just not ready and unfit and unstable and should not have that level of transparency for the american people. >> reporter: so basically what harris is saying is what is he hiding, why is he hiding, and it was just announced in the last hour or so that kamala harris is going to go on fox news on wednesday to give an interview to the anchor bret bair. he did pass a creed on truth social about kamala harris and some of these questions, quote, i believe it is very important that kamala harris pass a test on cognitive stamina and agility. it's not clear what test he's talking about here. he's arguing that she is the one that's slow and lethargic in his view. kamala harris is set to rally behind me in this arena in bell

. >> exactly and should not be giving the platform to lie to our faces but roland martin, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" on this tuesday night. "alex wagner tonight" starts right now with alisha menendez in for alex. >> that evening. always a pleasure to see you. there are 98 days left until election day. the momentum behind the kamala harris campaign shows no signs of letting up. tonight, 10,000 hair supporters packed into an arena in atlanta, georgia. the vice president was introduced by three-time grammy winner and rat megastar megan thee stallion. harris used that moment issue a direct challenge to donald trump. >> the momentum in this race is shifting. and there are signs that donald trump is feeling it. he pulled of the debate in september that he had previously agreed to. donald, i do hope you will reconsider to meet me on the debate stage. because as the saying goes, if you got something to say say it to my face. >> that rally comes as new battleground and state that kamala harris is wiped out his lead in all of the key states.

let me let you listen to vice president harris discussing what she's going to do on housing when roland martin her earlier this week. >> i'm going to create tax incentives for home builders and developers to build 3 million new housing units by the end of my first term, because a big part of jacking up the prices has been there's -- the supply is not meeting demand so the prices are higher. and when you couple that with $25,000 down payment assistance, we have the ability to give people the opportunity to achieve what generations before call the american dream. but which has been out of reach for too many people. >> you have expertise, obviously, in this area both as a member of -- a former member of congress and former hud director. that is critical. what do you make of that response and what her plans are regarding housing since you have seen the way that that's jacked up december the prices have jacked up? >> i can't tell you how excited i am about it. housing has been a crisis in this country for decades. but it has become so, so big that i am so excited about the fact that this person, th

appearing on black-oriented national media with high-profile interviews with charlamagne tha god, roland martinporters including controversial former nfl standouts antonio brown and le'veon bell. >> let's vote for trump, baby. >> reporter: back on the streets of philadelphia -- >> we're here to support the vote. >> whether on motorcycles, whether on bikes, cars, walking. we want to make sure that we are representing and making sure that we are moving forward with our constitutional rights. >> reporter: black men say they want to be heard. >> i think both parties make the mistake of assuming that when you talk to black men about criminal justice reform you've answered our questions. but we are entrepreneurs and we are business persons and we are homeowners and we are people with student loans because we graduated from college. and we want some real discussions around economic matters in the community. >> black men vote, one of the organizers of this event, set a goal this election cycle to register 100,000 black men across the country. they're 95% of hitting their goal. 60,000 men in philadelphi

love roland martin with an independent black owned news network that is ready to activate.you don't have to get ready. you have these movement based independent black owned organizations which are serving as a ready-made infrastructure external to the dnc, which is spreading her message far and wide and really doing a lot of the el toro work. that's what i think is at play here. >> how much is it a sense of relief -- how long, all three of us of countless conversations i have had and you have had with others a lip this were we wired about joe biden's age? there was a palpable sense of, okay, and concern. how much is kamala harris benefiting from that? >> a lot. that was a major issue. it might've been the major issue of the campaign and it is completely eliminated. i will tell you the right is flat-footed and they were not prepared to have a substitute debate with kamala harris. >> 100%. susan, you have the trump numbers in that same pole. his favorability rating has dropped slightly to 36%. on favorability, that is a 52. meanwhile, jd vance his favorability remaining stati

. >> the vice president also sat down with roland martin for a comprehensive conversation about a broadom the economy to education, criminal justice and housing reform, africa policy, voter apathy and disenfranchisement. >> don't let anybody take you out of the game. there is an intent to make it more difficult. there is an intent to suggest to a lot of folks that their vote won't matter. what the intention that people will not vote. which is an attempt to silence folks. this election is going to be no different. they have already started with the misinformation and the lies. >> just today, harris rolled out a series of policies for what she calls her opportunity agenda for black men. which includes forgivable business loans for black entrepreneurs, more apprenticeships for black male teachers. more research for sickle cell disease and other diseases that disproportionately affect african american men. she's also calling for measures to insure black men have opportunities to participate as a national cannabis industry takes shape. by contrast, donald trump has laid out no policies that

. >> reporter: harris appearing with high-profile interviews with charlamagne tha god, roland martinantonio brown and leveon bell. >> we're here to support the vote whether on motorcycles, bikes, cars, riding, we want to make sure we're representing and moving forward. >> reporter: black men say they want to be heard. >> i think both parties make the mistake of assuming when you talk to black men about criminal justice reform, you answered our questions. we are entrepreneurs, business persons and we're homeowners and we are people with student loans because we graduated from college and we want some real discussions around economic matters in the community. >> this election cycle black men vote set out to register 100,000 black men. they're about 95% of hitting their goal and 65% of those votes came out of philadelphia. >> in places like pennsylvania every vote counts. interesting piece. thank you. >>> that does it for us today. i'll see you back here tomorrow same time, same place. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage, next. nothing comes c

this is actually why it's really important for people to go out there in this case, it was roland martin who went out and said, actually i'm going to correct everything on the record and i'm going to work with the celebrities because of the platform that they have. and so it's not necessarily, i think that tyrese is going to influence since anyone to in any particular direction, nobody's going to wake up tomorrow and say, because tyre said this, i'm not voting for that candidate. but instead it's a reflection of certain kinds of attitudes and misinformation and how they proliferate in these communicate in these communities and end up affecting people's actual vote patterns. >> yeah, i think we should also ask why why do we have all of these symbolic hate crime legis pieces of legislation to begin with, whether it's the anti-asian hate crime or the emmett till lunging first of all, murder is already illegal. hate crimes, federal hate crimes against all groups are already additionally illegal. i don't know if congress should be spending our time on these symbolic but like bills that it was

yes, certainly roland martin of wanted to be on that stage that would have been very interesting, but who were there did a good job and i think he got chance to show himself for what he is he is a desperate sailing faded brand of noxious politics he had one mission which was just to try to dampen enthusiasm for kamala harris and he failed. >> charlie very quickly yeah. luckily, that was a disastrous performance for donald trump in his own campaign. yes. invoked the mercy rule and pulled them off after 30 minutes. i mean, i just can't imagine why the campaign thought it was a good idea to send them in. trump's campaign has been pretty disciplined unfortunately, donald trump is undiscipline and you can see what happens when a discipline campaign and undiscipline candidate collide. and you have that type of performance says that her utter disaster. >> all right. van jones, charlie dent. thank you we'll just ahead, how vladimir putin benefited from the prisoner swap as he welcomed in assassin and other convicted criminals home this is the home for the world's most essential stories in jou

roland martin 350,000. harpo productions air quotes around that. aka oprah. beyonce to show up probably about 15 minutes from her home. not perform. nothing about them was real. it was all for show. >> they will teach political science classes on how not to run a campaign. david, doug, good to see you both. happy new year. thank you. we're going to have more hannity after the break. stick around. >> procrastination has been my biggest enemy. i felt completely helpless to it. now with thesis, it's this perfect mix of an increased energy, a deep tunnel focus. if you want to get stuff done, you need to try thesis. >> get the life back. okay, okay. >> he's breathing. okay. >> when i saw that ethan was not breathing, i determined that i needed to use something to remove the obstruction from his airway. >> it's very important for every household to have a life vest. >> everyone should have one in their home. anything can happen at any moment. >> i want my friends and family and people that i serve to know that we have this device to potentially save lives, protect

um she spoke with journalist roland martin, and she said that she didn't decide this based on her own political views. she says that she was following broadly agency guidance. let's watch. >> if you look at the record, there is what we call a community trend. and unfortunately, it just so happened that the political hostility that was encountered by my team and i was on two different teams during this deployment. they just so happened to have the trump campaign signage. fema always preaches avoidance first and then deescalation so this is not isolated. this is a colossal event of avoidance not just in the state of florida but you will find avoidance in the carolinas. senior leadership will lie to you and tell you that they do not know. but if you ask the dsa leads and specialists what they are experiencing in the field, they will tell you. demand for fema to give you those incident reports. they will substantiate what is happening to us in the field and if they can substantiate what happens in the field, what does that mean for this lawsuit? well, it will be a pretty strong defense. i

. >> she did conversation with roland martin tomorrow. she's going to be in conversation with charlamagne, tha god. a lot of people still had been saying they need to know more about her. and the last couple of days, there's been this media frenzy about whether or not black men are going to support kamala kamalaharris? well, she didn't laid out a policy proposal exactly. four black men, and now she's going to push this message where a lot of them get their news. so in addition to the media, in addition to the policy, then she has the ground game, the infrastructure in battleground states having surrogates it's out there talking to voters. and now it's about turning those individuals who like what she has to say into actual votes by either early voting voting by mail, or getting them to the polls on time. so i think this approach is smart she knows that black men are important part of her constituency. they are not bleeding is many people believed but we want them that percentage point to go up higher to make her chances of winning in many

plus black women who raised over who raised $2 then it was the black men call that people like roland martin, our former colleague and bakari sellers, our current colleague were on also broke the internet. and then yesterday, the white women we're here too, and they broke the internet with over 160,000 white women who have now raised over $8.5 million. oh, and i'm forgetting the latina women. i don't know how i could have forgotten that they're everybody wants to be part of this. but listen, i want to talk to you about this j.d. vance thing because i went back and i read the speech and i saw him. i saw the remarks that he was making. he does when he talks about childless people, he does it in a hateful way and he categorically specifically said that we should punish things that are bad i, ii, having no children, and reward things that are good. that is why he is suggesting things like giving folks with children more votes and giving people without children more taxes, right? so it is, it is from that it is not sarcasm and it is not about child tax credit. it is about punishing people who don

it started with quentin james and it started with roland martin. we were able to come together as a group for today. that number expanded to the cbc. it expanded to entertainers, actors, it expanded the businessman and what we're all saying, a few things the first thing is where not only do we support kamala harris, but we're going to push back on these attacks that are the underbelly of the united states of america one, where people are here calling our auhow there saying that she made it through some other means other than your intellect and acumen? they're saying she's not qualified for the job. they're calling her anything but being from this country, there are burglarizing her. >> and what we're saying is black men as the head of our communities are going to stand arm-in-arm, lag women. >> and we're going to be a formidable voting bloc. is that going to be enough to win the presidency of the united states? no. >> but does that give very strong base from which to go out and bring other voters in. the answers because i think the yes obviously th

more than a half a mil went to al sharpton and roland martin, both people who just so happened to give softball interviews to kamala. i'm not sure it's connected at all. and she spent thousands on uber eats and ice cream. i guess joe's holdovers liked ice cream just as much as the big guy. while kamala was eating dessert and making her friends richer, her staffers were getting stiffed. kamala stopped paying some of her top staffers over the weekend, and now the dnc is firing hundreds of employees. the staffers are furious, one told axios, quote, if they want to be the party of the working people, they should have more respect for their workers. there's an inauthenticity of how they talk about workers, and clearly voters feel the same thing. the heads are rolling and the democrat grunts are revolting to us. it's obvious why kamala lost, but some people are still scratching their heads. i don't know why. why the democrats lost. i don't i don't understand why prices have come down. the economy is good. i mean, i don't know why they voted against her. well, against the party. others are st

you had gary chambers and michael blake and roland martin all situating that. you have the divine nine, which are the nine fraternities and sororities. you have the ame church, you have all of these organizations who are now energized in this battle for democracy i see and it's just this is something that wasn't there yesterday. i had people calling me saying i just gave $25. now, how do i get tickets to chicago? i mean, this is a newfound type of excitement that they have or we had in the party and look, you know, again, black voters, particularly black women are going to be the energy we just have to power more people into this boat. or as we build it. >> so joe, you said the campaign needs to be about the future. what do you do with president biden if you are the harris campaign going forward, how much do you want him on the trail? do you want it? speaking? live at the democratic convention oh, look, i think at the convention it's going to, i mean, it will be a roaring room when he walks in not just because he stopped donald trump in 2020 and the job he's do

she she is going to be on kamala harris with a charlemagne tha god this week, she was on with roland martin it is clear the campaign is concerned about the numbers that they're seeing when it comes to black men. she's making her arguments on on black radio or what we used to call black radio which is now online. go ahead and take a listen to something else that she told rolling rolling martin this morning he is not looking out for folks when he is when he was a land lord and not rent to black families sued for it when he took out a full-page ad in the new york times against those five teenagers, black and latino innocent saying they should be executed. >> the central park five, when you look at the first black president, united states, and he had birth, their lives. and now you look at black immigrants, legal immigrants in springfield, ohio. and he gets on a debate stage and says they're eating their pets this man is dangerous not to mention rolling you heard her say this man is dangerous and she went down a litany of things from his past. >> and what is happening currently with his rhetori

i was just on on a phone call with 20,000 black men of the bakari sellers and roland martin, dozen others pulled together 20,000 black men and the stories that people were talking about what comma had done for them personally, elected officials and other people who she had called on them when their wives were say like, there's a whole other story about kamala harris. it hasn't come forward. and so i think that to the extent that people think oh, she's last funny and and then she says weird stuff and they've got they're not running as a caricature that did not rank as a cartoon character. they're running as he's saying, it's going to get racist and misogynist i'll say that listen we know what kamala harris has vulnerabilities are there going to hit her? >> she was the borders are she talked about, you know, donating to get people out of jail who are protesting in the summer i've 20 2020, so they're gonna framers anti-law enforcement. but keep in mind the stakes of this race. we know it for the country, but there's high stakes are for donald trump as well. if donald trump loses donald trump

and bakari sellers, a roland martin, and others call us to account are you going to sit here and let this is to be disrespected and i just want to thank bakari personally, he lit a fire in me that not just me that you're going to see a turn the tide for black men on this campaign yeah. >> yeah. i mean, i covered that 2008 campaign that that trash truck is coming you can hear it van and bakari. thanks very much, guys. appreciate it. let's bring in democratic congressman maxwell frost of florida. he's the youngest member of congress, was also on the zoom call showing support for kamala harris last night, congressman what were your thoughts on this call? and i go back to a question that i asked van jones and that is there were some concerns that the trump was going to be able to siphon off enough of black men in support in the upcoming race against joe biden how does that change now, does that change now i think it does change and it's because i mean, just look at what happened last night. >> this call with tens of thousands of black men from across the country of all age groups, two, c

let's talk about roland martin who used to be president of the black journalist association.e was in the audience and he was screaming out every time trump said something that was controversial or not true. and he had several interviews afterwards where he talked about it. so people go on youtube to see what he really had to say. kamala harris, people, please stop mispronouncing her name. it is, love -- kamala. and people in politics, certain people are mispronouncing her name because it gives them traction. if you look at the interview, george bush was not confrontational, he was asked controversial questions. he took his time and he answered it. donald trump finally came out with the same posture that he always faced. he deflects and he offends. rachel greeted him when he came out. then she went into her line of questioning him. he did not do anything to endear african-american voters to him. completely alienated us. and if you look at some of the comments that were made by major social media and online african-american contributors, you will see a flaming, flaming commenta

there was an alphaer man named roland martin the madeed the statement at a conference isn't what do you want to collectively tax and we couldn't answer. we talk about our mentoring programs. we talked about her getou out te votes will be that anything we did collectively. i'm glad to see now that we're up to the point where we are doing the fraternity pacs collectively that we don't we cannot forget about dei because inclusion means we have to keep the sororities involved as well. purpose of unity died was to bring us all together. we are in and need right now to have ann alliance with a president elect being the possibility being the first divine nine-member to be at the highest office in this country. and as matter-of-fact in the world. and we have the responsibility of collectively getting together to support that. so i am asking you all to support, will have fundraisers. as a possible you can team up with unity nine pac to do fundraisers for the next 60 days, that we can do a collective fundraiser in the month of september, october and the first week of november to make this happen

roland martin, i'm sure he does a great job about representing us with what's really going on out thereknow what i'm saying? i'm just so tired. the resurrection or whatever? they had a tour. i was like what? a tour? you can't fact-check them. i love you all and everything. thank you, god bless. host: that was ramona. we've got one hour to go, stick around. brad in dallas woodhouse -- and dallas woodhouse will discuss how to bridge the political divide during this holiday season. stick around, we will be right back. >> for 45 years, c-span has been your window into the delivery of democracy with no sent in government funding. c-span exists for you. viewers who value no spin transparent political coverage. as we close out the year, we are asking you to stand with us. your gift, no matter the size, goes 100% towards c-span ensuring that longform in-depth coverage continues to thrive in an era where it is needed more than ever. make your tax-deductible contribution today. today -- together and remains a trusted resource for you and for future generations. ♪ >> attention, middle school stude

martin. i still like his odds on sunday. we'll see now early this morning in paris, tennis fans at roland garros were treated to an instant classicetween 2 of the young players and young stars in the sport. 22 year-old onyx and 21 year-old carlos aoc arrests center was the 2 seed and he took control early in this match in the near court playing aggressively. look at the back cross court winner. the italian would build the 2 sets to one lead. but with his back to the wall, 3rd seeded out kerr has got going the spaniard coming in than that on the back. and then. >> how about that? the perfect drop shot for the winner. >> he'd win the set and take it the distance and it was all out as in that 5th said he jumped out to a 41 lead and would coast to a 6, 3, win. this match lasted for hours and 9 minutes to talk about a marathon that will be in good shape out. correct? becomes the youngest man to reach a grand slam title match on 3 different surfaces. he's already won titles at the u.s. open and wimbledon. so who already face in the finals? fourth-seeded alexander zverev taking on 7 seed casper ruud in the other route. came out on fire

martin sellner would later confirm he had presented the idea of remigration at the meeting, but denied he spoke of deporting german citizens. four afd members listened to his presentation, including rolandader alice weidel. >> they were talking about a commission that would, once in power, be very quick in all these things. they talked about money flowing to realize this plan. they talked about a influence agency who could get the people to be ready. so you could feel they are thinking beyond, and they are ready to get power. >> hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets across germany. >> the outrage follows reports that members of the alternative for germany party had a meeting with far-right extremists to discuss plans for mass deportation of migrants... >> ...basically forcibly reverse the flow of the undesirable germans. >> (leaders chanting): say it loud! say it clear! >> (crowd chanting): refugees are welcome here! >> williams: correctiv's investigation about the potsdam meeting sent shockwaves through german society. >> (speaking german): >> williams: the revelations sparked mass protests against the afd... >> (speaking german): >> williams: ...in cities across ge

martin luther king's legacy. they want to be white supremacists and is very telling what kind of world and country we live in today. host: that's roland in michigan. let's hear from joe in north carolina, republican line. caller: good morning, pedro. the world is in a mess in the country is in a mess we don't need someone to take over and learn on the job. now is the time to bring trump back because he knows what is doing. he did before -- he did it before. host: mr. trump was a beginner at one point though. caller: no, desantis and nikki haley are good for running states but not for the whole world. that's the big stage. trump did it before and we had peace with him. the withdrawal from afghanistan started this whole thing. if covid had not come in, trump would be finishing right now his second term. host: let me follow up on something you said, why wouldn't experience in a governorship not qualify people to run the whole country? caller: not the country, no,. host: but why not. caller: when you are in there, you are learning a lot. trump did it already. there is no time for learning on the job right now. both of them could be vice p

martin luther king's legacy. they want to be white supremacists and is very telling what kind of world and country we live in today. host: that's rolandichigan. let's hear from joe in north carolina, republican line. caller: good morning, pedro. the world is in a mess in the country is in a mess we don't need someone to take over and learn on the job. now is the time to bring trump back because he knows what is doing. he did before -- he did it before. host: mr. trump was a beginner at one point though. caller: no, desantis and nikki haley are good for running states but not for the whole world. that's the big stage. trump did it before and we had peace with him. the withdrawal from afghanistan started this whole thing. if covid had not come in, trump would be finishing right now his second term. host: let me follow up on something you said, why wouldn't experience in a governorship not qualify people to run the whole country? caller: not the country, no,. host: but why not. caller: when you are in there, you are learning a lot. trump did it already. there is no time for learning on the job right now. both of them could be vice presid