time to bring on a family friend, reverend al sharpton.hey don't get more impressive among young athletes than that. >> no, they really don't. ali certainly loved all of his children and i think when she talked about his concern, when she was going into boxing, those that knew him and that heard him discuss it can attest to that, but she like her father, defied a lot of the skeptics because she ended up being a tremendous athlete. and maintained her beauty. and it was something that he, i believe got to be very proud of. >> i had the good fortune of meeting her a few years back as i had the good fortune of meeting her dad. and the family folk lore has it, he really had to come around in his position. it took some convincing that his beautiful daughter, it was a good idea to climb into the ring. >> yeah. it was a long, long process, but from all indications he came around. and you know, i knew ali since my teens. we got to know each other when he supported me in a lot of my youth work and down through the years and talked by text with his w

reverend al sharpton is here with us.hey don't get more impressive young young athletes than that? >> no, they really don't. and ali certainly loved all of his children and i think when she talked about his concern, when she was going into boxing, those that knew him and that heard him discuss it, can attest to that. but she, like her father, defied a lot of the skeptics, because she ended up being a tremendous athlete and maintained her beauty. and it was something that he, i believe, got to be very proud of. >> i had the good fortune of meeting her a few years back, as i had the good fortune of meeting her dad. and the family folk lore has it, he really had come around in his position. it took some convincing that his beautiful daughter, that it was a good idea to climb into the ring. >> yeah, it was a long, long process, but from all indications, he came around. and you know, i knew ali since my teens. we got to know each other when he supported me in a lot of my youth work. and then down through the years, i text with

, i'm al sharpton. we start this morning with donald trump. all alone and painting himself into a corner. he's done it to himself, most recently his response to the orlando massacre and now the biggest names in the party are leaving trump on an island. >> yeah, i'm not going to be commenting on the presidential comment today. >> i'm not spending my time about commenting by the ups and downs and in betweens by the comments. >> trump's relationship with the rnc is reportedly getting more quote sour. repu republicans up for reelection are looking to campaign with former president bush instead of trump and rather than patching things up, trump is telling gop leaders to shut up. >> the republicans, honestly, folks, our leaders have to get tougher and be quiet. just please be quiet. don't talk. please be quiet. they are the leaders because they have to get tougher. they have to get sharper. they have to get smarter. we have to have republicans stick together or let me do it by myself. i'll do well. >> republi

reverend al sharpton saying they were racist. this is a problem not just for donald trump's campaign but the party itself. we're already seeing down ballot candidates having to go up against potential threats in their own districts. senate races and even republican congressional races that are dealing now with their rivals using donald trump against them. and that is a bigger issue and that goes much farther than just this presidential campaign. and this is very interesting, tamron, because donald trump only two years ago -- i'm sorry, four years ago in 2012 told news max he broke down what happened with mitt romney and he broke down what happened with the gop and why they lost that race. he told news max that it was because they were not nice essentially to immigrants. they weren't being nice to latinos, and this is what he's doing in this campaign right now. he's being accused of that same thing, of stoking this fear among people in this country of the other, of the immigrants, and so it's very interesting to see how he's been

al sharpton was one of the people giving the eulogy.lawyers who worked with johnny to stand up. he then asked anyone who johnny represented to stand up. o.j. and michael jackson were just a few chairs away and they stood up. after the trial, o.j. was always received well. he sort of buried the lead there. al sharpton gave one of the eulogies. we are in this huge church and o.j. using the audience and he looks down at o.j. and says, brother simpson, with all due respect, when the verdict came cheers,e all erupted in we weren't cheering for you. we were cheering for johnny. the entire church exploded. carl: that is what many don't understand. ezra: semi-true. charlie: there are a lot of people that exploded and never knew. carl: but what they saw, african-american lawyer, they learned that competence comes in all colors. i remember attending a convention of african-american lawyers after this particular trial, and we were received like rock stars. lee bailey was there. acrossle, small towns the nation, because the trial was on cnn every d

al sharpton is a racial arsonist, he is incited, he incited his own mob, the action network or whatever it is called against a white, obviously a jew store owner in harlem some years ago. the owner pretty smart. and on his radio broadcast, his followers to get the right answer low for out of our out of our community. one of his followers torched the store and killed seven people of color. i'll sharpton is today, the presidents go to person on race relations. this is what we have come to. it it really started with sharpton and jackson. two racist targeting white people. if you are white you're guilty before the fact. you are guilty just being white. if you are black you're innocent. even if the the facts eventually show that you're guilty. like o.j. simpson. black lives matter claims, it's not just black lives matter, but it's the entire so-called liberal progressive culture which supports a black lives matter. the officially endorsed the black lives matter movement. they have everyone the life of barry nelson, the officer he was defending his own life against the street thug in a michae

i'm al sharpton. it will be a week for remembering muhammad ali. the greatest of all time. in the next two or three days, ali's body will be moved from arizona to his hometown in louisville, kentucky, where he will be buried. family members will hold a private ceremony on tuesday. then on friday, a funeral procession and a public memorial. among those eulogizing ali, former president bill clinton. and we're learning more about ali's final hour. the cause of his death was septic shock after five days in the hospital. messages of sorrow continue to pour out. president obama tweeted this photo, showing himself under a photo of ali. on saturday, he called ali's widow lonnie williams to express his condolences. let's start with nbc's craig melvin in louisville, craig, what more are we learning about plans for the coming week? >> reporter: reverend al, we can tell you that muhammad ali's body will spend a fair amount of time here in louisville thursday and friday, in addition to that public memorial that is going to happen two blocks from here at the young center. going to be ope

sheriff clark, tonight, like andel, i have to say, al sharpton is out there not accepting what we heard goodson's reckless driving and carelessness directly caused gray's death. guess what, al, the judge in this case, who, by the way, happens to be african-american, there is not a race issue here. >> if the court system got it right -- >> that's for sheriff clark. go ahead, sheriff. >> well, you know, you're entitled to your own opinion no matter who you are, including that gas bag al sharpton, but you're not entitled to your own facts. here's the thing i'm disturbed about at this time. i'm worried about the mental state of these officers right now. they should not have had to go through this. when i hear the mayor, raul rawlings-blake, and stand by, there's an administration -- >> be patient. >> they are not out for justice, they are out for revenge. that's what sickens me. it's not about me, it's about the good people of baltimore that need to put this ugly chapter behind them and marilyn mosby ought to have the fortitude and courage to go before a judge tomorrow and say i want to rem

>> al sharpton, what did donald trump just say?he said, "look at my african-american over there." this is the guy the republican party says should be in charge of the government of the united states and the armed services. to appoint judges, supreme court -- this is the guy. "look at my african-american over there." while the mexican judge, who is not mexican, he's indianan, can't be -- >> he's a hoosier, for god's sake! >> he's a hoosier! >> well, he can't be fair -- this is who you want to be in charge of the judiciary in terms of making nominations. >> i remember -- >> saying. >> i remember ross perot getting in trouble in 1992 for saying the naacp, "you people," "you people," this is even worse! >> nbc news later spoke to the man in the audience, gregory cheadle, a candidate for congress, who said he didn't take any offense at all from trump. highlighting support for african-americans came up again, though, when he retweeted a supporter who posted a photo of an african-american family and the caption, "american families for tru

i remember al sharpton was one of the people giving a eulogy.nd he first asked all of the lawyers to stand up and he then asked anyone who johnny cochran represented the standup. o.j. and michael jackson were just a few chairs away. and they both stood up. and my community after the trial o.j. was always received well. >> really? >> yes. >> yes, please. >> well, there's the thing. he buried the lead there. because al sharpton gave one of the eulogies. they were in this huge church. he looks down at o.j. he said brother simpson, when that verdict came in in 1995 and we all erupted in cheers. we weren't cheering for you. we were cheering for johnnie. and the entire surge explode -- church sbloded. >> that's what many don't understand. >> there were a lot of people who exploded and never knew who johnny cochran was. >> what they knew were african-american lawyers and they learned that competence comes in all colors, charlie. i remember attending a convention of african-american lawyers at the national bar association after this particular trial. an

. >>> good morning, i'm al sharpton. we start with something a little different, a look at what's really at stake in this election with some echos from the past. 51 years ago president johnson went to the house chamber where he addressed the nation about the voting rights act. >> the time for waiting is gone. it's all of us who must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice. and we shall overcome. >> we shall overcome. this week in that same chamber, democrats held a sit-in to protest a new civil rights issue, gun violence. and they sang that song. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome >> congressman john morris helped lead the sit-in, an act of civil diso bead yens in congress like we've never seen. >> the time for patient is long gone. give us a vote. let us vote. >> america is sending out a 911 to the only first responders that they have. that's us. that's congress. there's no one else to answer that call. >> we want to keep our city safe, we'll keep our own country safe. pass the bill. >> the protest r

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for now, we're joined by reverend al sharpton, who was a critical part of our live coverage the nightrend, it must be surreal in the days since, to watch the coverage of the life of this man you came to know. >> no, it has been. and i think that he is getting what he deserves and more. i mean, i met ali when i was a teenager and it was a much darker period in his life because he was roundly criticized for not going to the war. he was controversial for being a member of the nation of islam, and to see him now become what he has rightfully earned, that is, a global figure of respect, a statesman of honor, to see a former president, one of his eulogists, president obama sitting, valerie jarrett, i'm in touch with his family because i had to do a funeral about a teenage victim, something he would have wanted me to do. but i'm overwhelmed, i've stayed in touch with family, with the widow, back and forth, giving my seats on others. and i think they're overwhelmed, because i think that for you to be a family member, as they are, of someone as great as muhammad ali, there's no way for you to

back with me is reverend al sharpton.bviously ali's legacy is looming large over this weekend, but what do you make of the direct association that democrats are making with him and really the way that people have crowded donald trump out of being able to try to join in that commemoration? >> well, i think that it would be the height of being inappropriate that you would have a candidate that openly talks about banning muslims and then try to have him attach himself to probably the most famous muslim in america, american muslim. who stood up and was convicted and was on his way to jail had it not been for the supreme court for practicing his islamic faith. so how do you connect donald trump to that? i think that donald trump should be questioned by the media on how do you feel, because he's tried to say him and ali were friends. how do you feel about banning muslims when ali himself in december said that he disagreed with trump. so i think that trump was in a very awkward position, to put it mildly. >> he had to say, somet

i'm al sharpton. it will be a week for remembering muhammad ali. the greatest of all time.the next two or three days, ali's body will be moved from arizona to his hometown in louisville, kentucky, where he will be buried. family members will hold a private ceremony on tuesday. then on friday, a funeral procession and a public memorial. among those eulogizing ali, former p

new york governor andrew cuomo and new york city mayor bill de blasio and our very own reverend al sharptonmmissioner adam silver and deputy commissioner also came out wearing black t-shirts with a rainbow and the orders orlando united on them. what a great weekend now finally this morning jonathan a former president received a lesson in nutrition over the weekend. the 41st president george h.w. bush posted a letter to his twitter account that he received from a 5-year-old boy that read my grandma told me that you do not like broccoli and never want it served. i just want you to know that i love broccoli, mr. president broccoli is really good for you i wish you like broccoli like i do. the president who has famously proclaimed his disdain for the vegetable replied quote proud of young cooper's interest in healthy eating his declared love of broccoli is genuine if also unpersuasive. good try, kid. i guess that just didn't work for the president. >> that's great. he doesn't know what he's missing. >> yes. >> broccoli is good. >> that crunch. >> yeah. you know -- you can make it unhealthy, too

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. >>> oo the daughter of al sharpton may get her $5 million lawsuit against new york city thrown out.sharpton claiming she sprained her ankle while jogging in manhattan two years ago. things got awkward when she posted this, her and her friends hiking and jogging up the mountain. she has since missed four court appearances later this month. lawyers recommending she drop the case. >> the white house calling for e-mail investigations. called it quote criminal. hours after thpresident obama endorsed the presidential nominee. >> that's why the president discussing this issue at each stage reiterated this commitment to this principle any criminal investigation should be conducted independent of any political interference. >> brand new fox news polls show that americans agree 60 percent of voters believe clinton lied about handling classified information on the private server. 57 percent say the united states and its safety was at risk because she miss handled national security secrets while secretary of state. >> feeling the bern, bernie sanders supporters reluctant to give up on their can

reverend al sharpton has been watching and listening with us. >> i was very moved by the ceremony. mrs. ali said he had written out a lot of what they call the book, where he wanted to be in charge of the overview of his services. the two things was the letters from the president. president obama really identified how people should not confuse muhammad ali's standing up against the war or protesting against inequality is he didn't believe in this country. one of the things that, i think, people don't understand is protesters and activists really believe in the country a lot more than some people that resist them because we're appealing to live up to what we hope and believe itill be. ali really believed in that. he used to tell me all the time the story about that police offic officer, a white police officer, that gave him his start in boxing. i'm so happy that lonnie told that story and president obama talked about activism. when president clinton talked about how he fought the last part of his life against this parkinson's disease and how he never gave in and never felt sorry for

al sharpton says she needs to toughen up. >> she's coming in like a boxing match and shes got on theis a street fight. he's got a broke coca-cola bottle and a razor. you can't come in with the gloves waiting on the referee to fight donald trump. you got to fight the kind of fight he fights. he showed that yesterday. >> let me go to my boxers here. kimberly and juan. >> i like that. he's a counterpuncher. he's got a blade. the point is she's not playing at the same level he is. she's going to have to raise that level. right now, she's hiding out. doesn't want to do the debate. she's doing poorly in california just like i said yesterday, i agree with doug schoen she's in big trouble. that's demoralizing to the democratic party if she can't close california which is electoral college rich. i honestly don't think she's going to be any match to go up against trump. i think he's going to crush her. >> okay. you heard it here first. >> you think a little bit of hyperbole. he's saying she may not be the nominee. >> i think he's saying it's easier to imagine. i don't question doug schoen. the

more diverse electorates like south carolina, which is why he met with, today, with the reverend al sharptonfor anyone who claims bernie's constituency is too white, how do you explain this bernie supporter who just couldn't help but his dance on after the results were announced? ♪ [ laughter ] how can you say bernie's face is too white? look at that cool dude. [ laughter ] i will say, i'm from new hampshire, and in new hampshire, that guy does technically qualifies as street. [ laughter ] although it turns out, that guy wasn't alone. bernie did some celebrating of his own by playing a little hoops, a fact that even won over fox news. >> this is bernie sanders, a short time ago, beneath the campaign headquarters as the victory party. he's playing hoops with his two adult sons and 7 grandkids. >> he's pretty good. >> this is the 74-year-old vermont senator. >> look at him. >> getting ready to give a big victory speech tonight. he's making -- he's making some shots there. >> is this, like, some kind of a joke? he's making every single one. >> he's from brooklyn. [ laughter ] >> seth: bernie sa

hillary clinton made a surprise appearance marching alongside mayor de blasio and al sharpton.n christopher street in front of the stole wall inn. now we have this ground breaking statement from pope francis saying the catholic church should apologize to gay people for how the church has treated them. he made the comments over the weekend on his plane back to rome from orr mean ya. he said the church should seek forgiveness from other people had it mar marginalize ued. you were there. >> it's important to understand the context of this answer. it came in response to a question about cardinal marx, who is the cardinal of munich. he said last week the church asked forgiveness of gays. francis was asked does he agree with this. in light of what happened in orlando, does he think u hate contributed to it. in the context of that, he said, yes, the church should ask forgiveness. then returned to what is the most famous statement saying if someone comes to me in this situation, being gay, and he is a man of good will and he loves god, who are we to judge. opposed to who am i to judge,

if her white, al sharpton is a racial, incited his own mob, action network against a white obviouslyalso a jew store owner in harlem some years ago. the owner of freddie's mart and incited on the radio broadcast, followers to get the white out of our community, get the white out. one of the followers torched the store and killed seven people of color and al sharpton is the president's go-to person on race relations. this is what we have descended to and it really started with sharpton and jackson. two race hustlers, two rake hustlers targeting white people. if you're white, you're guilty before the facts. if you're black you're innocent, even if the facts eventually show that you were guilty. it's the entire so-called liberal progressive culture which supports black lives matter. the democratic party, the democratic party officially endorses the black lives matter movement. these are the people who have ruined the life of darren wilson. the officer who was defending for his own life. how many people out in the television audience would do something like that. he wasn't picked on by d

. >> he sort of buried the lead there because al sharpton gave one of the eulogies.re in this sorted of huge church and o.j. is in the audience. and he looks down at o.j. and he said brother simpson, with all due respect, when that verdict came in on october 3rd, 1995, and we all erupted in cheers, we weren't cheering for you. we were cheering for johnny. and the entire church exploded. and so i think that says. >> is that true? >> yes. that's really what many don't under stand. >> rose: why. >> semitrue. >> rose: there were a lot of people that exploded never knew who johnny cochran hardly was. >> but what they saw were african-american lawyers and they learned that competent tense comes in all colors, charlie. i remember attending a convention of african-american lawyers at the natd bar association after this particular trial. and we were received there like rock stars. i remember barry scheck was there, lee bailey was there, and little small towns across the nation, because the trial was on cnn every day, people became to respect the intelligence of an african-ame

even al sharpton has her, she has contributed to his national action network, which is falling apart.ut in november, if i have to vote, believe it or not, i would vote for donald trump. he gets in, maybe it will wake up some of these other democrats who are running behind a phony like hillary clinton. thank you. host: josie in jacksonville, florida. good morning. caller: i just wanted to say 2008, a couple of days after the last primary, hillary endorsed obama. two months before the convention in august. but sanders wants to continue his campaign to the convention. obama will resident intervene, perhaps after the last primary next tuesday, and try to unite the party. because this is just ridiculous to have all of this confusion with two campaigns going on, when hillary is obviously going to be the nominee. thank you. host: josie, do you think president obama can do that? caller: i think it will help. i think it will help. an endorsement from him could come as early as this week, and the "new york times," has a story that obama is eager to campaign for training -- for clinton and shred

for a long time let's just say, for instance, this generation has had in urban america reverend al sharptoneir voice for the disenfranchised. rural white america, high school educated, struggling with the industrial revolution falling away, they now have donald trump as their voice. it's a voice of it is unfortunately articulating some non-productive ways. but you have rural white america now has a spokesperson, if you want to call it that. i don't think it's very productive conversation. but what it speaks -- it's not about him, really. it's about pain. it's about whether you're white, black, red, brown, or yellow, today you want to see more green. i was in talking to your -- the people in makeup. when i came in before they talked about the kardashians or whatever going on. they said tell me, my mortgage rate, i need that down. the student loans is crazy. i need to get my income up. you know, today, you know, there's nothing that changes your life more than god or love than moving your credit score 120 points. and people are focused on what i call silver rights not necessarily civil rights

so most incendiary toxic, racist divisive things this side of al sharpton.es? remember when republican -- this guy has played the race car over and over again and he's gotten a pass and it is about time people call him on it. remember when he said barack obama was the first clean african american, as if blacks don't shower and can't speak standard english and nobody said anything. it is about time for people to call him out as the racial toxic incendiary that he is. he says very offensive things. and for him to go over across the pond and lecture them on how they ought to be sensitive, given the things he said. that is just a bit much to me. >> they only lecture the american middle class. china takes in no imgrants. neither does japan or south korea. and those countries want to may not the integrity of their borders and that is okay with the american left but it is not okay when we do it. why? >> because of the double standard and also the democratic party is the party that purports to care about people in the inner city. people unskilled and there are all s