this is this is al sharpton's modus operandi.stion really is, for me now is, you know, the country has changed a lot. i mean there is, i'm writing a whole book about this. it is called go woke, go broke. it will come out this time year hopefully. got to finish the manuscript and it is basically done and there is a sea change right now. al sharpton doesn't scare corporate america as much because most americans despise dei. they despise wokeness. they despites his racial politics. it might play well a little bit in new york but it doesn't play well everywhere else. you know bill ackman i think, if he fights back and you know, he is offered to sit down and talk to al sharpton. i think that is the first mistake. you don't talk to a guy, you don't negotiate with terrorists, that is the first part. but, you know, he should basically just, you know, take the high road and keep explaining why dei is so disgusting. think of it this way. if there was, i mean claudine gay in many ways is sort of a poster-child for dei and why it's so bad. i

please join me in welcoming founder and president of the national action network reverend , al sharpton[applause] rev. sharpton: thank you. thank you. thank you very much and thank all of you for starting your king day holiday with us, as we do every year at the breakfast here in washington. let me think of a lr ebony riley. give her another hand. she heads our washington office. [applause] let us first begin by here some words -- she is in south carolina, but she wanted to open the program, the vice president of the united states, the honorable kamala harris. [applause] vp. harris: it is so good to be with you. reverend sharpton, thank you for your courage is leadership. greetings. [inaudible] rev. sharpton: while they are getting the audio, i will proceed because i know many of you have a lot to do. we will come back to the vice president's statements. we are honored every year that we are joined by the family of dr. king. a lot of people will be talking about dr. king today. but no one knows him better than his namesake and his son who bears the legacy, and his wife, daughter-in-law

al sharpton vowed to keep protesting outside ackman's office. >> we have started these weekly one our protests in front of mr. ackman's office. the resignation of dr. gay -- until they end dei. that is a war on all of us. dei was designed to bring fairness and equality to people that had been historically marginalized and eliminated. amy: sharpton was standing in front of someone holding a haitian flag. as part of his campaign to oust claudine gay as harvard president -- she is the daughter of haitian immigrants -- bill ackman helped amplify allegations that she had committed plagiarism in her academic work. but now bill ackman's wife, m.i.t. professor neri oxman, is facing a plagiarism scandal of her own. business insider has revealed oxman plagiarized parts of her doctoral dissertation at m.i.t. on thursday, oxman apologized and admitted making mistakes. new york city mayor eric adams has sued 12 charter bus companies for $700 million, accusing them of illegally transporting over 30,000 migrants from texas at the behest of republican texas governor greg abbott. adams accused abbott

i also want to thank al sharpton for selecting me as the mlk leader of the year.i'm truly honored to be here amongst such outstanding leaders who have done so much to inspire and uplift our community in the arts and education and in public service. you know, i have tried to support the national action network when i could in houston where i'm from and other places and, again, i would like to just applaud the work that they do standing up for social justice this community. [applause] >> national network like the other labor network is community based with the national impact. i'm sure that other honor ees agree that we are not in it for ourselves. trust me, if i want to be feeling good about myself i can think of much easier way to do that than become a president of a labor union. no, we don't do this the because we see injustice, lee, we can't ignore it. when we see people labor being exploited, we can't sit on the sidelines doing nothing. over the past few years we have seen a revival in the labor movement and i'm sure all of you heard about the organizing at app

you feel given your own personal journey andar history of all that you have accomplished to hear al sharptonuity, and inclusion is something we must have to equalize the playing field? >> well, it is painful to hear that. i can't tell you how sad that makes me feel. you know, we -- it is so sad to -- what he is really preaching his dependency. he is saying to black america particularly, "we can't make ith without dependency on a larger society." we don't have what it takes to do that. pand so our protest, trying to move forward and advance in society is based on our face on dependency to white americans and to institutions. and what is heart breakingto specifically is reverend al's refusal to acknowledge the power within black america that has lifted us and sustained us toe this point. and to ignore that and talkingid about what some white man with a lot of money did breaks my heart. he should be ashamed of himself. and black americans need to kin understand that the day is overd for this kind of indulgence and fantasy that dependency is out i way ahead. o>> jeanine: specifically come all of

we are hearing from al sharpton.said this is an attack on every black woman in t this country who has put a crack in the glashes ceiling. it is an assault on diversity, equity, and inclusion when corporate america is trying to back out of commitments. she is still on the payroll as a faculty member.eren so many angles here. "the washington free beacon" was the one pointing out this plagiarism based on shoe leather reporting. "the washington post" could have done i."t but "the washington free beacon" is the one who did. >> it is not a surprise she claims she is a victim of racism after this moral implosion and this countless examples of plagiarism and some made by blacholak scholars and it is stl racism. itss g was not racism that costt the job. it was racism that got you theg? job.e any white person had her pedigree, they would not be running a school of fish. this is the problem with di and esg. it destroys. if you designate a small group out of a larger general population as the preferred higher, you force every re

people like al sharpton makes lots of money off of it. as long as you can financially benefit or just get some sort of social currency from it, like we talked about lebron james, now he's an activist, right. so he can take a rare encounter, profit off of it, maybe start some profit, or at least show that he cares so much. now, he's an activist. well, that's it. they're the only ones who benefit from it. everybody else suffers. mr. coleman, in your lifetime, have you experienced overt racism? sure. absolutely. i can count on one hand, i would say that it's ever happened to me. the vast majority of my encounters with everybody has been generally good. i'm one of the few people in this country. most people live in one area or one state. i've lived in five states. i've lived in urban, rural and suburban. i've been the racial minority of most people who look like me and the vast majority people i encounter are good people. and i think that the idea that just people are waking up every day or in just large swaths waking up every day looking to

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we are hearing from reverend al sharpton.ack on every black woman in this country who has put a crack in the glass ceiling. it is an assault on the health, strength, the future of diversity, equity, and inclusion at a time or corporate america is trying to back out of billions of dollars in commitments." despite resigning as president, gay is still on the payroll as a faculty member. she doesn't have to the president's job anymore. so many different angles. one thing we should point out, i think, is that "the washington free beacon" was pointing out all of this plagiarism based on an old shoe leather reporting. any media outlet -- "washington free beacon." >> greg: that's what's funny about her -- it's not her surprised that she claims she is a victim of racism for losing her job after this moral implosion at the hearing, and countless examples of plag plagiarism, some made by black scholars, and yet it's still racism. no, mrs. or miss gay, it wasn't racism the cost to the job: it was racism that got you the job, right? any w

claudine gay, article harpton -- al sharpton, they say this is about race and that's why he's been, quote-unquote king of the race card, has no credibility. doctor or president gay was selected for this job not because of qualifications, cheryl, but because of her race. and they kept her in the job way too long. and for al sharpton to opine on this situation, let me mention a couple words, crowd heist. he has no credibility. there were legitimate business reasons to fire dr. gay. the plagiarism, her lack of response to protect jewish community and her disastrous performance at the congressional hearing. those individuals who play the race card profit from it, and that's the only reason why they're using the race card to try to protect her. it will not work. cheryl: what does this say about d can ei -- dei initiatives in your opinion in general, leo? because it's been very clear, bill ackman made this comment as well that it was a dei hire. she was not qualified for the job. but then you've got people like marc lamont hill, who i know you know and i know as well, who is saying, well, we need anoth

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it is a trojan horse and al sharpton and he cannot stand it is leaving.rs" thing, i ame. old school. the customer is always right. ja if you are the boss, you are trying to serve the customer. what does he want? what does she want?not it is not about serving the customer. it is about scolding the customer.es it is about the executives and the ceo. what didwhat they want to tell e customer? it doesn't matter what the customer wants. it is what you want to tell them and show them and scold them about. the this is a bad business model. it is starting to fall apart. >> disney lost $400 million last year. big tech companies are starting to dump it. what is taking hollywood andakin disney so long? >> they are making a ton of money on movies that are woke. let's go talk about black panther, in the top six highest grossing superhero movies. >> very pro masculine. >> black. >> you can't be black and masculine? s your problem? >> we are talking about the toxic masculinity andoman "star wars." >> you are talking about this woman as if she is a left-wing nut job. she

>> almost every time i will sharpton speaks, i get angry because al sharpton pretends that he knows whatry single person of color in this country thinks, believes, how they should live, how they should act, how they should bode. i just wish he would go away. maybe 50 years ago, but right now he is the wrong person to be speaking for anything. remember martin luther king, mr. sharpton? i think you do. just by the content of your character and not the color of my skin. what happened with claudine gay? there are character issues which is why she was forced to step down. there are so many things disappointing to me about this, jesse, from the story. today's news better late than never, i guess. the plagiarism instead of what happened with stepanek is disturbing in its own right. when you look through the entire letter harvard sent to its community, eventually towards the end they mentioned okay, she was taken you're responsible for mistakes. but what stood out the most, they denounced the racist attacks apparently coming claudine gay's way. as they should any attack should be denounced. they

and institutions of higher learning and then al sharpton going after a ackman saying it was racism that say bigger issue could be part of the election. i thought it was interesting in the op set piece she wrote yes, claudine gay, said she fell into, i have it here, she made mistakes in her congressional testimony but she fell into a well-laid trap. she said, i neglected to clearly articulate that calls for genocide of jewish people are abhorrent and unacceptable and i would use every tool at my disposal to protect them from that kind of hate, she fell into a trtrap that sh he f-- she neglected something. that everyone person would say, i don't know how that is a trap, maybe because i didn't go to harvard and i am dumb, i don't get that llogic. larry: job -- john roberts, catch john and sandra smith on america reports weekdays 1-3 eastern fox news,. >> kudlow, not just trump, why are democrats so afraid of having republicans on the ballot? any republican? jonathan turley, constitutional legal scholar will talk about that. his great column in today's "new york post" when kudlowom returns.

joining me is reverend al sharpton.and my big friend and big brother. let's talk about this attack on dr. king. tacky, but what is a strategic point of it? >> the strategic point is, for them to dismantle the civil rights movement, which now would be opposing and does oppose those of us that are doing that work now, affirmative action, being removed by the supreme court, voting rights that have been nullified by the supreme court, and all these other things. you have to try and discredit the one that really started moving the country that way. what dr. king did with great courage, and i'm so happy you pointed out, even against some several states follow civil rights leaders who have moved the country toward a hill humane policy globally, where dr. king made that speech in riverside church in april exactly a year before his assassination, it was something that was not popular. the day before died he was 55% negative in the polls in the black community. so this was a man that really set a tone that the late part of the 20

articles, essays and published books are drastically lower than her three predecessors at harvard. >> al sharpton pretends he knows what every single person of color in this country thinks, believes, how they should live and act and vote. i just wish he would go away. remember martin luther king, mr. sharpton? judge me by the content of my character, not the color of my skin. >> dana: molly line is live from harvard, university. >> good morning, dana. mounting calls for resignation came from alumni and donors and fellow academics and some students at the university. not everyone is happy that president claudine gay has chosen to step down from her post at harvard. her tenure was brief. just six months and two days but barrier breaking. the university's first black president. the founder of the center for anti-racist research at nearby boston university posted this. racist mobs won't stop until they topple all black people from positions of power and influence who are not reinforcing the structure of racism. in announcing her resignation he she touched on the allegations of plagiarism writing amid

she was the university's first black president and supporters like the reverend al sharpton wrote. this is an attack on every black woman in this country who has put a crack in the glass ceiling and the health, strength of equity and inclusion. gay also touched on the allegations of plagiarism in her academic work saying it has been distressing to have doubt on confronting hate and scholarly rigor and frightening to be subjected to personal threats fueled by racial animus. she first faced backlash from student groups blaming israel for the hamas terror attacks. pro-palestinian protests rocked campus and in december when she testified in the exchange she failed to say that calling for the genocide of jews violated university policies. gay apologized but soon faced expanding allegations of plagiarism. >> i believe these university presidents sit atop these institutions that have rotted out and have institutionalized anti-semitism particularly after the hamas terrorist attack against israel in early october. we've seen jewish students assaulted, physically harassed and facing vile att

it is a trojan horse for these people, and al sharpton and he can't stand that it is leaving now on thes" thing, i'm old school, judge. i'm always about the customer is always right. jeanine: it's true. >> if you're boss of a company you're trying to serve the customer. what does he want? what does she want or are they going to enjoy product now it is not about serving customer. it is about scolding the customer. it is all about them -- all about the executives -- and the ceo what do they want to tell the customer? doesn't matter what the customer wants -- they don't matter. it is what you want to tell them and show them and scold them about and this is such a bad business model you see with disney, you see with all of these companies, it is starting to fall apart and al sharpton is now grasp at straws. >> jessica lost 400 million last year they brought iger back and lost almost half a billion dollars. big tech companies are already starting to, you know, dump the ei what's taking hollywood in disney so long? >> the fact they're actually making a ton of money on movies that are, would b

and that's why the likes of al sharpton races over to like the local headquarters of -- whenever billand they've got picket signs out there and sound bites i'm actually the this is -- but curious how it is that al sharpton was rehabilitated into polite society ever. this was a man who literally had race riots because anti-semitism and had anti-semitic deadly race riot in the 90s and here he is -- like as the avatar of defending dei maybe a good poster child for it because that's not going to win over too many converts in my opinion. >> i hope people are waking up to it because country is falling apart. >> to add on to guy's point i think that is what he was getting at. >> your new show as well. >> very exciting. still ahead, "the new york times" tells biden you do your job and we'll do ours. the newspaper's new pact with the president, as it calls a possible second term from trump or, quote, unquote austin finally admits he was hospitalized after keeping people in the dark for days. the brand new update is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you ain't nothing but a hanged dog. ♪ ♪ new year same old tune afte

dave, not long before al sharpton weighed in on this. he said the following. today president gay's resignation is about more than a person or single incident. this is an attack on ever black on every black woman in this country. most of all, this was the result of bill ackman's campaign against claudine gay. he felt she was a dei hire. the national action network will show ackman that his attacks on dei president gay and black americans have consequences. what are your thoughts on that statement, dave? >> well, like almost everything that al sharpton says, that is the complete opposite of the truth. first off, we now know through reporting that claudine gay has at least 50 instances of plagiarism, including from carroll swain, who is a black academic. a woman. so she's stolen from black women to get this job in the first place. the congressional hearing, of course, was a complete disaster. the idea that harvard doesn't have a code of ethics that precludes you from attacking certain students is completely insane. imagine if kids had been wandering throughout th

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earlier today the reverend al sharpton led his group, the national action network, in a protest outsideire harvard alum bill akman's office to show his attacks on dei president gay and black americans have consequences. akman responded on x, the platform formally known as twitter offering to meet with the reverend al sharpton regarding his concern. anyway there's only one person i want to hear reaction from all of this and that ace louisiana senator john kennedy. senator, you've seen the exchange with these three presidents of these three big colleges and elise stefanik. we've all seen the tape. their answers were appalling, shocking and frankly repulsive. i don't know why it took also charges of plagiarism for claudine gay to go, but i just want your reaction. >> dr. gay, of course, has resigned. she should have. i bear her no ill will. my advice to her, for what it's worth, is when one door closes, sometimes you need to get a hammer and some nails and make sure that sob stays shut because dr. gay had no business running a university. the plagiarism allegations against her are serious.

me now is the president of the national action network and host of "politics nation," reverend al sharptonwas the post, there was like a 4,000-word post that he put out. he put together one up about your protest today. he said i would be delighted to sit with mr. sharpton and discuss any concerns he might have about anything i have said or done in connection with harvard and claudine gay. i ask for him to reach out to me directly. i know you. would you like to talk to him? >> talk to him about what? he has said in plain language this is about ending dei. he called for the board of harvard, the whole board, to resign, even after they have forced the resignation of dr. gay. because dr. gay was really a pawn for them to go after dei. and as you said, they have been after diversity and after inclusion since '64 civil rights act. and >> today to make it clear to them that there is not going to be an easy fight. we're going to fight in the streets, in the courts, to preserve the rights of people in this country, to demand diversity, equity, and inclusion, not as a hand out. if they think we're g

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my dear friend, reverend al sharpton, will join me not to preview that conversation.the president tomorrow. >> tomorrow's martin luther king holiday. last, year the president spoke at our breakfast in washington, d.c., in washington today. this year he joined the service in philadelphia. he's going to do the radio show for a few minutes and talk about what the king legacy means today in light of his facing reelection and what he has done, particularly in the african american community and more broadly for all american citizens. and i won't ask him what he feels, the public has not really seen and been able to explore what he has done in the areas of the racial divide and areas of civil rights. and what he intends to do if reelected. i think it is important that he energize his base, and a lot of it is that his base is not aware of some of the things he has done. i want to give him the opportunity to talk about it and to see where we go from here. we are in a very divided country. we are certainly facing things, issues like voting rights, issues like affirmative action

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the reverend al sharpton, author, civil rights leader and the musical roots, many know him from firstendary james brown. he's also an msnbc anchor hosting "politics nation" on the nation. the rev gets as many big gets as any sunday show in america, including president obama. president biden, vice president harris, and the hits keep on coming. nice to see you both. >> how are you feeling? >> feeling great. love to have you both here together. rev, what's on your fallback list? >> who needs fall back, what needs to fall back? watching him, he's got a new album. people who are not originals need to fall back. i grew up like james brown's son, we got that close. and james brown always said, don't be like one of the boys. be an original. and all of the people that try to imitate others or try to mix imitations should fall back. i think that's why he's getting the respect he's getting. >> i love you saying that, rev, because that crosses culture, politics, people who even speak for a living. you figure out what you want to say and how you want to say it or are you just echoing the last pers

. >> do you feel an allegiancen to her like al sharpton doest bs just because of race?ost every time al sharptonlms speakst , i get angry because al sharpton pretends that he know s what every single persone of color in this country thinksh ,believes how they should live, how they should act, how they should vote. ey howi just wish he would go ad >> maybe 50 years ago. right now, he is the wrong person to be speaking for anything. remember martin luther king? mr. sharpton, i think you do ann judge me by the content of my character, not the color of my ent of yskin. and what what happened with claudine gay? there are some character th issues, which is why she waser w forced to step down. there are so many thingshiche sn that disappointing to me, jesse, about this story. and i think just from today's news. better late than never, i guess. right? today's r late tkiarismo the plagiarism instead of what happened with elise stefanik is disturbin i of whg in its ow. >> but when you look through the entire letter that harvard n sent to its community, eventually towards the endt

he watches politics nation with al sharpton. >> nice plug, reverend. as long as we're doing plugs, he should preorderdoin my book. >> get it together. there's a chapter in thereas a about chan a black nationalist, which i think would tickle the hustler. n, "ge again, go to amazon, get it together. you'll have it in your mailboxt" yo by march. now, the implosion of the black lives charit y and die is a12 punch for sharpton, o punch e to peelthe ma himself off the mat. >> you see, sharptont. isn't upset. >> claudine was fired. clms upset the syste that hired her was exposed for what it was a trojan horse for f unqualified liberals and sharpton acolytes to gain undue power and influence over you and america'e s once great institutions. >> but much like chlorine gas, n sharpton's mob was a fraud. they didn't even know wh's.y they were there. >> do you think plagiarism is a firable offensine? i don't think so, because the people do it all the time. >> did he know he was plagiarizing? i don't know. plagrizing? i don'tthe in out og >> so is she guilty of it?

and the reverend al sharpton criticised her resignation, saying that this was an attack on every blackglass ceiling. russia has continued its heavy winter bombardment of ukrainian cities following vladimir putin's pledged to intensify attacks of military targets. key have said 45 people were killed by russian aerial attacks on ukrainian cities. the number of ukrainian civilians killed since russia's full—scale invasion in february 2022 has risen to more than 10,000. our senior international correspondent orla guerin tells the story of two young women 7 both civilians 7 killed last summer in zaphorizhiya. in the heart of kyiv, pride of place goes to those who died defending ukraine. this man shows his wife the sign of fallen. there are many. he was a poet, he tells her. and he was a banker. the country has lost all these people, he says. they were the best of ukraine full, the bravest, may be the most heroic. and ukraine has lost voices of the future, like christina and svetlana. this was in august in the city of zaphorizhiya. our last song will be for kherson, says christina, who was 2

and the reverend al sharpton criticised her resignation, saying this was an attack on every black womane sea monster that terrorised the oceans millions of year ago — a sort of pre—historic mashup ofjurassic park and jaws. a huge skull of the creature was discovered recently on thejurassic coast in the uk and on tuesday it went on public display for the first time. it's about 2m long, or more than six feet. and it dates back some 150 million years. researchers estimate that the force of its bite would have been in the same range as a t—rex — earning the pliosaur the nickname of sea—rex. thank you for watching, i'm carl nasman. i'll be back in 30 minutes with more. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather should be calming down a bit now. it'll take a while for the flood waters to recede, but the winds have dropped. earlier on tuesday, we had a gust of 81mph at exeter airport, then the strong winds moved into the southeast with a gust of 69mph at heathrow airport. well, that's storm henk, and it's now tracking its way into europe. it'll bring some snow in scandinavia — it'

as allies of al sharpton primetime celebrates the holiday.g whiteness at a mandatory orientation. a pamphlet read -- you still experience privilege. and students in attendance were told "white people are not exceptional." some may argue with that since the white founder of wisconsin was a little exceptional. in washington state politicians want to turn the term "sex offender" to person who has committed a sex offense. or person with lived experience of committing a sex experience. that flows right off the tongue. they believe the sexual offender policy board, doesn't have enough sex offenders on it. oh, they want an indan on the board too. >> the foyer new members include a representative from a community organized, a representative from a federally recognized indan tribe in the state, a representative with lived experience of incarceration and a representative lived -- >> jesse: bringing back the warriors. after local democrat politicians got rid of the game in 2021 because mockery. the case was never really the case. locals say they honored

and sharpton's mob became so volatile, obama cut a deal with him and nbc commercialize him. put him on the payroll, and alner and a little less mean. but harvard's firing of claudine gay is threatening sharpton's gravy train. dei is on the chopping block, not just at harvard, but everywhere. and dei is the lifeblood of the hustle. today the river and dusted off his bullhorn and picketed outside the office of one of gay's biggest critics, wall street manager and harvard alum bill atman, and the boisterous brooklyn hotshot declared a war. >> they used her as a scapegoat to fight dei. we would not have to have dei if we didn't have d-e-n-y. we were denied. i want to come to his office and let him know that we will fight him. he's declared war against all of us. >> jesse: firing a dei higher for plagiarism and anti-semitism is a declaration of war in al's world. therefore, he is anointing thursday's as dei thursdays. did he plagiarize tgi friday's? i'm not sure. of course, "primetime" would never miss the first dei thursday, so we sent johnny. >> reverend, it is plagiarism a fireable offense? >> we are not de

last week america's most famous person al sharpton declared d ei thursday. for pro d ei protests and we believe diversity is our strength and we're a lie, so we want to highlight what d ei has done for our country every thursday. the cdc is giving a half a million dollars to cecelia. who is that? she's transparency and transgender and i legal immigrant. what's she doing with the half a million? poetry slams and barbecues here as taste. >> in the center of the frame is my new self, genitals pressed between thighs but still visible. >> jesse: money well spent. the army miss fits recruiting goal by 10,000 sole careers, how did that happen. while recruits are down half, why don't we white guys want to enlist? could it be because of indictments like this. >> it begins in call cal with a little girl raised by two moms. i march for equality. i found a way to prove my inner strength and shatter stereotypes along the way. >> lit lets finish off strongly. remember that door that was blown off that plane. boeing loves d ei. a few months back they used to give executive

. >>> today reverend al sharpton is set to lead protests outside harvard donor bill acman's office inwas a vocal critic of claudine gay and her handling of anti-semitism on the campus. gay spoke out for the first time since her resignation this week acknowledging she made mistakes during her congressional testimony last month in making clear she believes the campaign against her was driven in part by her skin color. she wrote my inbox has been flooded with death threats i've been called the n word more than i care to count. and she defended her academic writings against plagiarism allegations. >> reporter: this is claudine gay punching back against her critics arguing they relied on lies and insults. and this is a not so subtle jab at billionaire bill acman who led the campaign to end her presidency, a successful campaign. gay was the first black president in harvard's nearly 400 year history. and billionaire bill ackerman who led this campaign to end her presidency, a successful campaign. remember, gay was the first black president in harvard's nearly 400 year history. and clearly sh

he watches politics nation with al sharpton. >>> perhaps we could have written the question a littlequently. you guys are both smart. it went over your heads. that is on us. you're both tied at nothing. this music legend has been dead for years but thanks to artificial intelligence he is going back on tour. doing shows in london and vegas. visit elvis or michael? both going with the king. >> i have no idea. >> you will see elvis perform for the first time in london you will see this unique performance generated by ai. >> it's going to be fat elvis, 70s elvis or 50s elvis? >> that elvis tickets are half-price. >> and i, tonya harding him with this? >>> you wouldn't be the first one to ask me that. this politician revealed what keeps her up at night. it is wondering what is the measure of the strength of a leader? is it kamala harris or hillary clinton? >> yeah. i'm going with the vice president. >> what has really kept me up at night, frankly, for the last few years, what is the measure of the strength of a leader. >> okay. i don't think that is what keeps her up at night. i think the

how come jake tapper, al sharpton, how come joe scarborough how come no one are coming to the defenseho had the intellectual property stolen from them? and then used as a lie to create an effect claudine gay's so-called scholarship. >> two reasons one, the great black scholar former professor at princeton and vanderbilt is a conservative. she believes in colorblind up polity she opposes affirmative action. and so among left wing scholars both black and white carol is an app a state she is a defector from the ideology. she has to be put away she has to be denied and ignored it's totally justified in their view. for someone like clotting gate to steal from carol and the second thing to be blunt about it the same principles you see in black on black violence in inner cities you can see black on black plagiarism at harvard. it's totally excused because it does not fit out the left wing narrative that according to critical race theory for example only whites or whiteness can serve as an oppressive force. all crimes it take over from the power of the suppose in white power structure should

the only path goes to al sharpton and his patronage mail.arpton, to biden, to gay, we have learned our lesson. never hire a fraud, no matter what color. christopher rufo is the senior fellow at the manhattan institute, and a very bad colonizer. chris rufo, you are critical in unmasking this gay lady as a fraud, and people are criticizing you for saying you got a scalp. is this something you are going to continue to do? >> absolutely. i'll be continuing to work on my scalp collection, and scalping of course is a common term in journalism. the apa, which pretended it was some kind of racist colonizer conception, actually used the same term in its own reporting in previous years, and they got the history of it totally wrong. they said it was white colonizers who introduced the process of scalping. but, of course, it was native americans in precolombian north america who had been practicing scalping for decades. so from the history to the usage to the hypocrisy, the ap, which used to be the associated press, seems to have morphed into an organiz