al gore was calling to retract his concession. >> bush said my brother said the state of florida is minens florida and who is the president. >> time kind of froze for everybody. wait, what's this? how can this be possible? it was like suddenly you are on the top of the mountain and falling off the cliff. that's what it felt like. >> the contested result comes down to florida, where bush's lead is so narrow that under state law, a recount is required. lawyers for both teams descend on the state and a lengthy recount battle ensues. >> jeb bush is now in a very difficult position. >> to ensure there is not the slightest appearance of a conflict of interest, i have chosen to recuse myself from serving on the elections canvassing commission. >> he publicly tries to standoff to the side as much as possible. that doesn't stop the people around him from being intimately involved in the election results. >> there was a suspicion, certainly among democrats, but others as well that there was not a level playing field and jeb bush, governor of florida, would finagle the results and ensure his is bro

al gore calls bush. there's no public concession from gore. >> going over what i said to my right because it just didn't feel right and sure enough, gore then changed his mind. >> it turns out, people in the gore team are thinking to themselves this is way too close to call. this is not over. so gore calls bush and says circumstances have changed. >> you're doing what? >> al gore was calling to retract his concession. >> bush says well my brother says his state florida is mine. and gore says well your little brother doesn't get to determine who wins florida and who is the president. and time kind of froze for everybody. it was like, wait, what's this? how could this be possible? suddenly you're on top of the mountain and suddenly you're falling off the cliff. that's what it felt like. >> the contested result comes down to florida where bush's lead is so narrow that under state law a recount is required. lawyers for both teams descend on the state and a lengthy recount battle ensues. >> jeb bush is now in

bill clinton and al gore releashed their tax returns every year they were in office.filed jointly with hillary clinton, that means hillary clinton was also releasing her tax returns every year she was first lady. none of the presidential tax returns that were released were particularly confidential. it was a routine news story right around april 15th. and the only tax release i for one can remember even being slightly controversial was one very peculiar year where vice president al gore gave only about $350 to charity. this looked like one of those slip-ups when people miss the deadline by december. but that got al gore the headline cheap veep, and that is the only thing i can remember from presidential and vice presidential publicly released tax returns that was confidential. he was probable horrified when he discovered he'd only given $350 to charity that year, but there was nothing he could do about it. it was out of the question for him to decide not footo release his tax returns because it contain aden embarrassing item like that. the next year the charitable don

al gore cast the deciding vote. what i'm trying to say is that it finally ended. ken starr came and went and it is in the past. i hear everyone today saying this is just the beginning. now that the report has come out, we are beginning a conversation and it will never end stop that is very important for country. if you're going through all the expense and time to counsel, we need to listen what the special counsel says and abide by the attorney general's decision and not say -- and say it is not , so you will not hear the end of this. >> independent line from texas. mueller is being peoplened, the one thing want to know is about uranium one. hang iran billions of dollars, spying on a sitting president is a serious crime. .here's so much going on i believe the russian collusion is to hide what the democrats have done to trump. disgusting.lutely all i see is evil. asill never be a democrat long as i live. i would rather not vote. host: one of the republican saying it is time to move on, the american people want to focus on real issues, not pardon issues. we are goin

it's very damaging that was unless al gore monti in london in sudan the interim and military council held its first meeting today after seizing power from veteran leader omar al bashir the new head about council lieutenant general abdel fatah or han chaired the meeting in the capital khartoum earlier he perspired to protesters demands by promising to form a civilian government within two years the sudanese people are keeping up the pressure they've presented a list of demands to military rulers including immediate civilian control of the government. outside the military headquarters in khartoum protesters are making their voices heard fed up with decades of autocratic rule they've been calling for democracy for almost four months. only except a real change satisfying the revolutionary people who are looking for a good future. with. this it in these people reject the military chiefs who ended the thirty year regime of the veteran president omar al bashir but the army is still very much in charge but she has success or even who fled general link to the genocide in darfur lasted just one

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there's the example recently of al gore and george w.am was given a briefing book of george w. bush's debate prep and it was immediately given to the fbi, and the individual that received it, immediately recused himself. i think there's clearly an ethical question about what extent one is willing to go through to win an election. we have a clear one where al gore made a choice, and adding it was a foreign adversary nation providing information and attempting to potentially meddle in an election is absolutely unbelievable to me. >> congresswoman abigail spanberger thank you for coming on the program tonight. and i'll see you on capitol hill after the conclusion of this two-week recess. >>> when we return, democrats running for president are divided over whether to pursue impeachment it's one of the issues where the democrats in the crowded field really differ. back after this. e crowded field. back after this. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you

and after al gore marty in london thanks so much. and you had a sit down the military council has promised a fresh start for the country following this week's can he vowed to quote operate to the old regime there tenet general abdel fattah says a civilian government will be formed after talks with the opposition with a maximum transition period of two years but demonstrators remain unimpressed boosted by the resignation of two top officials they've presented a list of demands to the military verbless among them civilian control now. outside the military headquarters in khartoum protesters are making their voices heard fed up with decades of autocratic rule they've been calling for democracy for almost four months. the. only accept a real change satisfying the revolutionary people who are looking for a good future. with. the sidneys people rejects the military chiefs who ended the thirty year regime of the veteran president omar bashir the army is still very much in charge but she has success i want a general link to the genocide in d

you have al gore, whose home uses 20 times more electricity than the average home. then you have people like opera, the biggest hypocrite of all, these hollywood elitists that have to say turn down the thermostats, use less gas. oprah winfrey has six huge mega-mansions she flies around with her jets to. all you democrats out there, get real. tell these people to be quite good host: what about that argument? guest: this is a frequent argument that people make when they look at activists or politicians who want to take dramatic action on climate change. there is something to be said about setting an example, be it bernie sanders, al gore, what have you. , thed setting the example more important thing, the more dramatic reductions in greenhouse gas emissions come from more wide-ranging action, be that government action, policies, things of that nature that can bring about economy wide reductions. in the 1990's, for example, people were big on the individual actions people could take, recycling or turning down your thermostat or what have you. since then, it has shifted

a civilian council that they want to take power this fall as military leader general abdel fatah al gore hons announcement earlier today that he would respond within a week to demands for civilian control. tripoli's only working airport has reopened after being hit by airstrikes mitiga airports have been shut down amid two weeks of fighting over control of the libyan capital forces loyal to strongman tar have been unable to break into the city which is defended by libya's internationally recognized government. and a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you at this hour a wave of easter sunday bombings in sri lanka has killed at least two hundred seven people under is more also police say thirty to forty nationals are among the dead the government has blamed religious extremists and arrested several suspects in nationwide curfew is in place. and i suppose show comedian volodymyr zaleski has won the ukrainian presidential runoff in a landslide incumbent for shrink on has conceded the race the poll shows lenski won seventy three percent of the vote for shank otoh just twenty

because what they did was they kept the heat on bill clinton, and that hurt his vice president al gore>> that's right. >> when he was trying to succeed him. so if the democrats don't do this, don't keep the heat on president trump over this, they face a situation where they go into the next election in a good economy with less of a chance of winning the white house. they have to make sure that they continue to prosecute the case against trump all the way -- >> yeah. >> and the best way to do that is with an impeachment process. >> let me go to you, curt. i'm going to do a wwrd, what would republicans do, if they had the same hand to play? because in the same case of the nixon impeachment hearings, everyone who had a television was watching that. it was must-see tv. those hearings were riveting to the country. same thing with the clinton impeachment. even though people were aghast at the fact it was so clear this was partisan and had nothing to do with, you know, protecting the country from what? from a presidential affair. but the democrats are convinced somehow that if they were to im

former vice president al gore was there to present the keynote address. >> remember, the passion forjustice, the passion for environmental justice, the passion for change, the passion to do the right thing is itself a sustainable resource. thank you very much. >> the recipients included an attorney in africa that stopped the destruction of more than a half million acres of forests and a woman in macedonia was honored for her work for protecting an endangered religious and a woman in portland, oregon, was recognized for rallying a community to stop an oil export facility from being built in the pacific northwest. >>> just ahead, a court appearance for the man accused of killing three people in three bare cities. up next, what he told a courtroom will he unexpectedly spoke out during his hearing >>> plus, president trump, house speaker nancy pelosi, chuck schumer all in the same room today. i am doug luzader in washington. we will tell you why coming up >>> berkeley police investigating a sexual assault report at a frat house in uc berkeley. why berkeley students say this is unfortunat

with soccer not everyone is like as good as percent on al gore. and so all of us we have the ability to do it hypnosis also to do with self hypnosis and to use it for whatever we want or oh no i am very interested in self hypnosis you said self hypnosis cannot hypnotize myself with absolutely absolutely so we also did the closest today with you and every hypnosis as a surfeit knows what you often see also in t.v. show hypnosis showed nosers is completely different from medical hypnosis in the medical setting we have a practitioner patient relationship and this is a very. trustful thing and so usually we only use hypnosis for this reason to help the patient we do not use hypnosis to. that patient and let the person be a monkey on a stage we never did with it so i would have a patient who's scared to go to the dentist and he is too scared to even today because somehow us could use self-hypnosis for confidence absolutely you can use it you can learn it you can buy a lot of books you can buy c.d.'s but to really learn it i recommend for this person wh

former vice president al gore told me at the un clinic in poland last december that is nonsense. do you agree with that and why or why not? >> i don't think it's nonsense, i think it's important to not rule out any technology and provide incentives to these mechanisms. i think that because there is such a bold challenge right now that we need to keep a lot of options on the table and i would not want to rule it out at this point. >> i agree with karen on that. what i would add is that carbon capture was initially discussed a decade or so ago. the focus was on coal and keeping the coal industry alive and anything away from coal. that's very unlikely and if you had a technology neutral of carbon tax or new standard, and that the zero carbon technologies compete with each other, we would expect renewable fees of vast majority in the u.s. electricity generation. but the last 5%, 20%, depends on economics. it is very valuable to have a technology that is this possible. that is where carbon capture can play a important role. it suggests it will likely be on natural gas. the other place

the us that i have an al gore first but i am a bunch of us. thank you. oh i love arnold as sally i'm a loner. and in the cold when. i was told. that the medical staff. were in the gym i was. full of women and galley oh ok galloway i don't know. what i am a man a. fish you out. this is it every news live from berlin not taking no for an answer protesters in sudan demand democracy now leaders of the protest movement want a civilian government and they were checked the military council's pledge to hold elections in two years time thousands have to find a new curfew to keep up their pressure by gathering for friday prayers outside army headquarters also coming up the high tech spy in a time we're waiting number of homes we take a closer look at services like out.

i think it was al gore that pushed it over the top. of your social security and counted toward your income. i am one of the lucky americans that has a pension, but i had to pay under this new tax-cut law $395 more. i am already tapping into my savings every year just to make ends meet. we haveion is this -- been giving these tax cuts to corporations and the fatcats since reagan's time. it has never worked. in has never trickled down, and i would like your guys to explain to me why come out like crazy people, do we keep going and giving tax breaks to people that are not going to do anything for this country -- economy except by our politicians? i would start out by saying there is a fair amount of research that indicates that higher taxes have negative impacts on economic growth. tax foundation reviewed 26 separate pieces of literature done over two decades, three threes, found all but determined there was a negative correlation between high tax rates and economic prosperity. as for the trickle-down effect, there has been research going

in the country which has seen a miniature coup toppled longtime leader omar al bashir abdel fatah al gore who is now effectively in challenge is a veteran soldier he's a former chief of the country's prime forces according to reports here of a source spending troops to yemen as part of the saudi led coalition side the arabia meanwhile has declared its support for the transitional military council headed by the new chief. the kingdom declares its support for the steps announced by the council in preserving minds and prosperity and stands by the sudanese people and hopes that this will achieve security and stability for brotherly saddam a corner. local and yemeni media sudan has at least three thousand ground troops and several fighter jets fighting in yemen as part of the saudi led alliance dozens of sudanese soldiers have been killed and coastal battlefronts the war in yemen which has been ongoing since twenty fifteen has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis according to the u.n. decided coalition which is blamed for killing and injuring more than seventeen thousand civilians says

we we don't want the experience growing that al gore wants means we don't want to prices based on sound but. you know. from made up stories to to to make the situation worse than it is so. that the cities and we have that very unusual decision. people living in the libyan capital have reported hearing airstrikes and explosions over night as the warlords holy father after tries to take control of tripoli the city's only functioning airport has now been reopened after a nearby fighting force to shut down fifteen i have to our fighters were killed on saturday along with thirteen of the tripoli government soldiers and if i have to go on an offensive to the capital three weeks ago he's fighting against the un recognized government base there are serious mark what our bill will head has more now from tripoli. under cover of a deliberate shelling forces to libya as you could know as the government advance in what it will be so the east of the capital. there trying to push forces loyal to warlords and for hefted out over aims are unable. civil military units joined together in a number of flash

the last three unsuccessful democrats, hillary clton, john kerry and al gore. resume heavy democrats. mired in the past. >> from that perspective, can you even say he's the front-runner? some people are giving him that label, but -- >> look, i argue that there is a first tier right now and we have seen the initl first tie you have biden and -- you put them up ahead here and then you have onhe cusp of the first s.er of sort of a beto o'rourke, kamala har i think pete buttigieg now. you're seeing he's popped.'s otten there. i don't just say that because he's my elite guest in 9, 9 1/2 minu minutes. but right now that's your top tier, if youwill, with a whole bunch of other people trying to breakthrough. >> so the president made the trip to the border this week again, threatening to shut it down, sang we can't ta in any more immigrants which is noh america stands for. why does he keep on harboring on this issue? he sees it as a -- for him and the border is a political crutch. look at the last three weeks, thugh the mueller report, looked like it was going well for

earlier i spoke to anas al gore marty who is a political analyst and director of the tripoli based phatic institute he says trump's call is intended to show support to have to backers rather than to the warlord himself. libya lies in the center stage of the arab spring and there are some powerful forces military and political that will be behind this now in the days preceding after school rather in the days following up a school that had been much more many many calls from the united arab emirates and result personally cooled trump has also met with a presidential envoy in the united arab emirates. the foreign ministers also met with and is this the can to open and there has been several other attempts by the u.a.e. including sisi who is also part of that. authoritarianism gregg and crowd in the in the arab world and i think they're trying to after to that to that crowd and i think it's not the endorsement of how there is offensive after loops defensive in front of and to look at errors two weeks ago on the fourth of april and doesn't really care about it wasn't he wants to go to his own

and good content in such a base and mccarthyite way each of yourself has disputed the findings of al gore transparency which was founded by a former employee it says its systems are carefully designed to run for moat the quote more authoritative source is chris hedges the host of the show in question says american media just wants to keep russia gate alive. it's decision to peddle a conspiracy theory about russia that turned out according to the mohler report to be untrue and so they are attempting really to spin themselves out of this by claiming you know that the miller report had legal ease and that really there was collusion with russia there was obstruction of justice by on the part of donald trump it exposes the bankruptcy of the corporate media and the american press which spent over two years peddling a fantasy instead of focusing in fact on the real issues and it sells i mean let's not forget this is about profit c.n.n. made more money last year and i think i've ever made in their history rachel maddow is the top rated show and probably the prime conspiracy theorist even at one p

well the city of course is enormously a port important for president al gore and he rose to power here in istanbul when he became mayor in the one nine hundred ninety s. and then you know later became prime minister and now he's the president so this is his hometown so to say his base where he rose to prominence he was companion so. hard in these elections actually as if there were in fact about himself and about mayors and local representatives see how the several compay in speeches a day and a many analysts now say this really is a strong setback a symbolic blow to him and his ruling party the analysts we talked to before the elections told us that if the opposition really manages to win and this stumble and this is what the figures suggest right now then this would be a political earthquake for mr adelman for the president it would be a sign that he and his party are off for all not invincible and it really can't be emphasized enough just how important the economy was in this particular election just walk us through what role it played. i hope i got you know i hope i got your questi

liter of all those remember that on the twenty seventh of january two thousand and six vice president al gore said that we had.

or is the problem that things aren't organized well and we need to have al gore convene everyone? the underlying assumption is people are acting in good faith, it is just not set up well to have a good budget process, because we don't have omb's reviewing the regulations and stuff. actually, i would advise, warren, who probably actually at heart more of a reformer, based on her work and her academic work and all of this, talks all the time about corruption. which is probably politically smart. the problem is politicians, more anti-political sentiments than antigovernment sentiment. that would suggest they won't have reforms which would be a component of 2020. maybe corruption more. >> you have to go? >> i do. thank you very much. i apologize for the news. [laughter] t [applause] well, i think we can go to questions from the audience on some of these issues. so up here, please. >> thanks. thanks for the provocative and interesting discussion so far. i would like to throw out two ideas, maybe turn it up some more. i do believe that trump is turning into a destroyer of the federal go

leads of all those remember that on the twenty seventh of january two thousand and six vice president al gore said that we had ten years to end all usage of fossil fuels all the world with that and now bear in mind ten years ago came and went so all of this the world will end in ten years the world will end in fifteen years every time we have one of those deadlines we surpass it the truth the matter is that we need to resolve all problems with it with the environment by him by improving environmental technology things like nuclear replacing coal fired power stations with nuclear energy ideas like electric cars what these guys want to do is first of all new her gates with this call for the citizens assembly firstly to totally ignore democracy secondly to bully you into agreeing with them i was i like it or not successful in schools during this but they want to bully you into doing this they're going to stop you go to work fifty five plus routes were diverted today working class people on the minimum wage these guys say they have the right to protest they're not protesting they're moving in and

mansions and a private jet, i don't think you could find a their politician with a larger footprint than al gorely he is illiterate, to have him as -- on global change was an embarrassment. kennedy: we need to kee bourbon business alive. >> kennedy, nobody likes to pay their power bill, 12 years ago, i told power company to take a hike, i went off the grid. i have made all my own electricity for 12 years, i can teltell you, i made sacrifices t public is not willing to make yet. and the power that cost me 2 to 3 times as much to make it myself, for me it is worth to push that out and down on people who can't afford it not fair to ration electricity which is what is ghoain going to happen, you l have blackouts and whatnot, at our house we have to turn off the air-conditioner because batteries are getting low, i don't think that is what american public wants or liberal want $92 very few people who could live that life. ed begley jr. had a reality show. a plate personal investment but, the people who are leading charge are a bunch of rich hypocrites they don't live like that. alexandria ocasio-corte

she's right, we have been here before when al gore took america by storm, he made a lot of strong andptic predictions that have largely turned out to be completely false. there is still snow on kilimanjaro. new york city is not under water aside from a storm that caused flooding. these claims are bonus and have been debunked over and over again. the american public is largely moved on, at least the national. , as to what they vote on. elizabeth: chris, republicans say there's climate change. here's the issue. aoc ignores china and india in her plan. if the u.s. got rid of the carbon emissions, you still have china out there polluting up a storm. the size of their smog and pollution is about the size of spain or even bigger than california hanging over beijing. another thing too, aoc's home district saying you're nearing our problem trying to become a national superstar saying quote your heart is not in the bronx. your take on that. >> we know that there have been ice ages. there have been many ice ages. there's in question that climate changes. whether to your point, whether humans ca

al gore was like that. joe biden was considered like that. he was a long shot in 199 1991 r sure.ayor pete was polling in,ability was ne, i believe ne, bernie was polling 21% and mayor pete was at 16%. the mayor of the 301 fr 301st lt town in the country. kennedy: we're going to talk about pete tu buttigieg. it's a fascinating case. we don't know where the threats are rm co coming from. i think it was smart for him to go on fox news. he was getting a lot of heat from the ultraleft. >> you have to go on fox news. he's trying to reach other voters. everybody on msnbc agrees with him. the only people watching cnn is don lemon's parents. they're only watching because they got stuck at the airport. they're thinking cnn is on, i guess we've give it another shot. his candidacy plays into trump's one super power, the economy. it's hard to demonize this economy when in reality unemployment is at an historic low, wage growth at an historic high. this plays to trump's strength. if he was to run against biden and promise to give more massages. they're already out there. we don't need more. >>

. >> reporter: former vice president al gore praised the passion of those who kept up the fight. >> remember that the passion for social justice, the passion for environmental justice, the passion for change, the passion to do the right thing, is itself a sustainable resource. >> reporter: their vision helping to keep that passion for protecting the planet alive. >> [ applause ]>> reporter: and the six prize winners will be flown to washington dc, where there will be another ceremony on wednesday.>> in the city tonight with beautiful city hall behind her, thank you. >>> struggling to find an affordable place to live, hear from a councilman who says he is a victim of the so-called google effect. >>> a man accused of killing three people in three berry -- bay area cities. >>> is sprawling homeless encampment, in santa cruz, elite decision by a judge.>>> and all of the giants' runs came on one hit against the dodgers, was it enough? we will find out. with the united explorer card, i get rewarded wherever i go. going out for a bite. rewarded. going new places. anytime. rewarded! learn more at th

then bill clinton endorsed his vice president, al gore in august 1999. that was before the primaries and about 15 months before the 2000 election. gore was also a two-term vice president and of course last cycle, president obama endorsed hillary clinton in june 2016 after clinton had enough delegates to clinch the nomination. shep? >> shepard: mike emanuel live in washington. he crashed his car into a crowd of people and witnesses say the driver didn't even try to stop. didn't slow down, didn't swerve before ramming right into them. >> eight pedestrians were struck by a vehicle. the driver that struck the vehicle looked like it might have been an intentional act. >> we have a reporter on scene to gets answers. and just in, we have just learned that the suspect was shouting at the scene. we've learned what he was shouting. we'll take you to sunnyvale, california on this wednesday afternoon next. your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as

former vice president al gore presented the keynote address. >> remember that the passion for socialfor environmental justice, the passion for change, the passion to do the right thing is itself a sustainable resource. thank you very much. >> the recipients included a lawyer in africa who stopped the destruction of more than a half million acres of forest. a woman in macedonia was honored for protecting an endangered lynx, and a woman that lives near portland was recognized for rallying her community to stop an oil export facility from being built in the pacific northwest. >>> the time is 5:56. the ghost ship warehouse trial in oakland starts today. what we know ahead of opening statements this morning >>> and presidential candidate joe biden kicked off his campaign with a big rally in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. we will look at that event as a new presidential candidate poll has come out this morning. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year

leonardo dicaprio and al gore think, it is just those guys who do the suvs and the private planes.s should be standing outside waiting for a bus every 40 minutes on a cold winters morning and instead of using a washer and dryer we should be beating are closed down by the river on the rocks. it is the most explicit expression of the new class politics that modern-day liberalism is imposing on us. >> tucker: it is fascinating. that is why he has hiked the total to come into new york city because the idea is if you don't already live in manhattan, what are you doing here? it is snobbery. >> he says he has to go to his gym in brooklyn. he has driven there in an suv by guys with reflector shades and telephone records and if any member of the mass tried to get near him during his photo at the gym they would be taken out by the s.w.a.t. team. it is this phony i was there commuting with the people >> tucker: there is an awful lot of that. mark steyn, nothing phony about mark steyn great to see you. we are out of time but we will be back and that is our promise to you. tomorrow night at 8:0

primary process was finished for 41 when he was running and bill clinton didn't do that either for al gore. i guess the former president thinks that they have to win it on their own? >> i think president obama will stay back as far as the endorsement of one candidate. i think the question more was a character assassination, and what there be -- use a listen. joe is like that. i'm not endorsing him as president but i'm endorsing him and his character. i think the obama folks may be split and i'm not sure that president obama will endorse joe biden in the end. >> dana: you don't think even at the end, like if he were to secure the nomination? >> bret: of course if he secures the nomination. >> dana: my last question, mayor pete, he just announced there would be a town hall. >> bret: yes may 19 with chris wallace. that will be a great town hall, and we have bernie sanders, amy klobuchar is coming up with martha and me in milwaukee on may 8th and then, may 19th is mayor pete. >> dana: we will have to get joe biden on the bandwagon. bret baier, thank you. fox news alert on a new twist in the sm

i have not supported a candidate since al gore.ernie sanders as well as joe biden and elizabeth warren we should not look at the early polls and proclaim them to be the bible. you will have an exciting time next week in the town hall meeting with bernie sanders. >> martha: looking forward to it. with regard to the economy in pennsylvania, obviously one of the signature states that ended up winning the election for bramante. -- president trump. talk about bernie sanders and what has been happening. >> one of the strength president trump has, as candidate and delivered on these promises, he has a background in delivering economically. he promiseed to do certain things and did them. barack obama didn't understand how that could manifest. now americans have found that it can happen. bernie sanders has a problem. he's been just a politician. it's about delivering on a business framework and whether the american want to switch out of this framework where you have such a remarkable economic resurgence that everyone is recognizing as being

supporting al gore. barack obama twice.o the point where we could endorse. we're not sknow kuse koe focuse. >> you have to win pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. the three states where 33,000 votes made a difference. ? we have been saying this leading up to his announcement. we have been speaking to that over the course of the last many days. you have to have 270 electora votes. those come right up the center of the country. yes, we have to bring those middle class, working class, union class voters that didn't go to the polls for the democratic nominee in pennsylvania, wisconsin, iowa. that is what we're going to help joe do. >> how tough is it to defeat bernie sanders which appeals, in many way, to those same voters. >> in michigan and the primary he beat hillary clinton by 12 points. >> i understand that p i'll give you my view. my view is there are many of those voters and i would put us in that category of worrying about the party going too far to the left. there are wonderful people running. i admire anybody that gets

>> david, it's fairly well known among conservatives that the kkk recruiter and robert byrd and al gore's father, tried -- the civil rights bills and eisenhower but we know that it was british and american christians that basically led the anti-slave, antislavery movement or started the antislavery moment. are there any prominent democrats in history that are associated with -- that we would know that are associated with the civil rights orants slavery moment? >> the civil rights movement, democratic party was involved in. martin luther king was rather conservative, but the people around him -- >> it's up to -- knowing whether he was republican or democrat. >> i think the left has contributed to the civil rights movement, and it was fine until it was taken over by two racists, jesse jackson and al sharpton. >> talking more the beginnings of the slavery mom, the christians are not given any credit for starting it. >> i don't know the answer to that. maybe william lloyd garrison was a democrat. i don't know. i. >> thank you. >> hello, david. may god continue to shower blessings on you. i'm

with the program that includes president bill clinton, vice president al gore, and come under members of the congress speaking just after the shooting. you can watch the program saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> hi, everybody, welcome. before we get started which will be in extreme neri panel, i want to provide housekeeping and then i will do brief introductions. first, i am being asked to silence your cell phones. even if you think you did already, just check. personal recordings of the session are not allowed and will be life today so you can catch it in your recorded there will be a book signing a book signing area one with each of the authors. if you like what you hear go purchase a book get signed by these incredible people. there are volunteers who can help directly to location in the tent will be marked specials seller. today we are here to talk about the lives and legendary of african-americans in my name is marcus, i'm the inventor of # black lives matter. i am also the chair -- [applause] i am the chair of african-american studi