one of argentina's most popular barbers does not have any hands. clients line up to get their hair cut by gabriel her ready a . he has become so good at what he does, he takes part in hairstyling competitions. he believes -- admits some clients are skeptical when they first see him but they are wowed by his final product. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> an earthquake struck indonesia, killing 91 people. the 7.0 magnitude quake triggered a brief tsunami warning and damaged thousands of homes. most of those killed were hit by collapsed houses. this is the second earthquake to hit the island in the last week. the last earthqu

william barber on your 25th anniversary.'m sure there is a major celebration going on there in north carolina. of course, you have been on the front lines holding america accountable. >> happy 25th anniversary. thank you for picking up the baton from dr. king by reintroducing this generation to exactly what nonviolent creative civil disobedience is all about. >> bishop barber, we've got ya. >> you did, i'm about to cry. thank you so much. >> congratulations. >> take care. >> thank you for all that you do. we love having you here and thank you for standing up for what's right in the nations most vulnerable. more "a.m. joy" coming up after the break. i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression

south of blacks we couldn't go to the barber shop with a black barber shop so we had to make up chemicals flat felt. lack of empathy to. bring your whole is straight ahead you know i me and then we designed it with a wave then you know i mean it became a hell of a been this. is a man thing you know erin is always been a man thing to us you know because i like the. shoes so well that all the guys that wear shoes. i sang them for you know. and there are all of my friends that in the barbershop. where our gate issues you know. we try to put on some our goods and come to the barbershop that is the place to be you know. but i always feel that i appreciate these people come to me let me do the head yes i feel like you're holding limbs to them always students are writing to they'll be talking to me all my life you know we do know this but here are the rules we're really not going to really hear what you guys say i'm going to prague next month. i was simply thinking seven to neutrally with a smile. and you have to remove. a stone pensacola bucks to get a hold of to. try. to drown jerome's to the

that's true of reverend barber too. ladies and gentlemen, if you have never seen reverend barber speak before, if you have not been in his presence you are in for a treat. reverend barber i'm thinking back to a time when i was in sunday school, and you're going to have to correct me here but i remember that they distinguished between two kinds of prophets in the bible. one kind of prophet were people who had the gift of precognition and could actually see into the future. they were clairvoyant. and the other what were the teacher called exemplary prophets. they were people who through the force of their living demonstrated to other people how they should live to be committed to justice and rightness and all things. everywhere i go people call reverend barber a prophet. i was trying to figure out what kind of prophet is he? is he visionary or exemplary? and i realized he's both. he's both a visionary prophet and he's an exemplary prophet. and i will just tell you one story about him, you know he conceived of this idea in

. >>> and we now know the name of a man killed inside a barber shop in northeast this afternoon. kavon herder was 25 years old. ypolice say someb killed him and injured an employee an the barber shop on dix street northeast right up near the maryland line.ie police b this was a targeted attack and are still looking for nsuspects. >> to accusations so explosive they sha the foundation of the catholic church. the man now serving as archbishop shop of washington is accused of being involved in a systemic cover-up that lasted decades and concealed the sexual abuse o at least 1,000 children. cardinal donald worrell was the longtime bishop of the pisburgh dioceses some of the former priests are among the 300 a pennsylvania grand jury accused today of sexually abusing children over decades. cardinal worrell is accused of concealing the alleged abuse and rejects the grand jury report. w he spoke earlih wtop radio. >> the reportill paint very dark picture because it goes back over 70 >>years. riests were raping little boys and girls. and the men of god who were responsible for them not on

go to the barber shop, grab somebody. make him a judge. ( laughter ) >> stephen: all right, who had "make barbers judges" on their trump meltdown pool? ( laughter ) i was close. i had "appoint golden retriever to the supreme court." ( laughter ) now-- ( cheers and applause ) but, what does trump know about barber shops? he gets his hair done by industrial light and magic. ( laughter ) it's chewbacca-pelt. last night, trump held a rally in my home state of south carolina. he was completely off prompter. i'm sorry, i meant to say, "off his meds." ( laughter ) trump started out by slamming the state's former governor, mark sanford, who famously disappeared in 2009 to visit his mistress in argentina, but claimed he was hiking the appalachian trail. >> never liked him too much! i wasn't a big fan! the tallahassee trail-- must be a beautiful place. unfortunately, he didn't go there. >> stephen: you're right, he didn't go there, because the tallahassee trail does not exist. ( laughter ) "ah, the tallahassee trail right through t

jon: ellison barber in washington. thank you. for more on this let's bring in ken christianson, a former nasa and air force pilot. former nasa liaison to the department of homeland security and cofounder of artificial intelligence and robotics company. ken, thank you very much for joining us tonight. you know, a lot of people are wondering how this can happen. cars have very very sophisticated keys these days, but you don't need a key to start this kind of an airplane, do you? >> that's correct, jon. and small airplanes have keys just like cars, but larger airplanes don't. they are in a secure area, and if you're in operations or in aircraft maintenance, you can absolutely start that plane by yourself. jon: and if you have the security badge that gets you where you need to be, it's pretty easy to walk into the cockpit and then from there it is all up to you; right? >> that's absolutely right, jon. and, you know, thousands of employees, airline employees all over the united states, all over the world that do the right thing every

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reverend barber is going to go forward and he has to catch an airplane. i want to say one more word about our great panelists. the rules of the house of representatives prevents >> if you [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> we are going to leave this event. students from parkland florida where a school shooting took place have been out urging people to vote. here is some of their activism as they traveled around the u.s. this summer. >> there are so many different kids around the country that are doing the same thing. we warrant to visit them and uplift them with our platform. to e really wanted to try visit as many cities. and you can make a difference. and so that's how we we proceeded along with places of previous shootings. indiscernible] >> all these different places. so that's kind of how every single support. we wanted to go out in the world and show people we are real and real people want to

the barber his main opposition leader has rejected a supreme court decision to uphold the results of july's presidential election loss and shimmies a challenge the outcome saying the vote was rigged by the ruling the zanu p.f. party said barber is current president everson by the gang was named the winner with just over fifty percent of the ballot that his inauguration is now settled for sunday but still insists he is the legitimate leader. president. is a leader i. believe that i am supposed to be leading the people of the above changes and. where it is delayed is another thing it cannot be denied change. and it is going to go on sooner than we think we need to work that to the fundamental issues. dealing with the issue of the disputed. so that we're able to move forward. some in zimbabwe question of going sufficiently reform the country given his controversial history as a close ally of longtime leader robert mugabe at least twenty thousand people were killed by the army when ever some of the guard what was the state security minister in the one nine hundred eighty s. malcolm webb

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we just heard from ellison barber, and i will start with you, tom. can you please tell me why robert mueller and the special counsel is prosecuting the case where an account is talking about falsified records having nothing to do with donald trump or russia? >> the special counsel doesn't need to be prosecuting that case. the u.s. attorney could have -- >> janine: it then why is he? >> he's trying to justify his existence so he can continue to be around the operation generally to target president trump. the question about whether he has been interviewed by him robert mueller is answered by the report we just heard that he is fishing around with this madam in new york. what an outrage. this is not what anyone signed up for. and it's an egregious abuse of justice and the rule of law. >> it was him on that land of original special counsel order and a few weeks ago i set i was sick of talking about them. why are they doing this? >> it's completely abusive by both. and you can't be a witness and a prosecutor simultaneously. but this just underscores that

ellison barber live for president trump is spending the weekend.ow is the president responding to this one? >> upset would be an understatement it seems when you look at these different trees. the president criticizing the report a day after confirming at least one point that he sat down with a special counsel with the approval of president trump. the feeling "new york times" wrote a story that made it seem like the white house counsel to rebuild the president when in fact it is just the opposite. "the new york times" that they stand by the support of the pulitzer prize-winning journalist who wrote it. the investigation confirmed to fox news that spoke to the muller team at length on three different occasions. the report in "the new york times" includes a lot of detail about the meetings and the strategy and thinking surrounding it. the interview added up to more than three hours and gave a clear view of the president's most intimate moments with his lawyers. moments like a firing of james comey, the former fbi are. he allowed all others to testify

coast has been freed from jail after being granted amnesty for her role in the civil war simone barber's husband loral refused to accept electoral defeat in twenty ten and that triggered conflict in which three thousand people were killed she was sentenced to twenty years in prison in twenty fifteen right you have those are the headlines i'll be back after the stream. train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terms people in power investigates how the us supplies soviet style weapons to its allies through private companies the us government could wash their hands and say well we didn't know where it was so when that was supplied by the us government may well end up being pointed at us soldiers yes absolutely we pick it up let's meet in the professional america's secret pipeline to syria this is. higher than me ok and join the strain today we're joined by a superstar of afro beat me hootie with me talking about his music his commitment to activism and the inspiration for his latest album imo it could be a lot of family and his band will play some of his best

investigators now trying to find out how all of this happened, we have fox team coverage with ellison barber in washington, but we begin with dan springer on the ground in seattle with the latest. hi, dan. >> hi, mike, the investigation at the crash site has begun, before this was a crime before the plane went down last night, the fbi would be lead agency along with ns, the b, the plane stolen at 8:00 o'clock last night, a lot of people captured bizarre sight on cell phones, a ground service agent had stolen the plane and was flying around all handings and takeoffs were suspended fearing terrorism, scrambled two fighter jets, the plane in regular contact with traffic control and sounded suicidal. >> i have a lot of people that care about me and it's going to disappoint them to hear that i did this, i would like to apologize. >> turbo plane was not service at the beat last night, it was parked for some maintenance, the horizon employee likely had full access to that area. the f-15 pilots tailed guy for over an hour trying to keep him over water and not people, they showed restraint in not sho

we just heard from ellison barber, and i will start with you, tom. can you please tell me why robert mueller and the special counsel is prosecuting the case where an account is talking about falsified records having nothing to do with donald trump or russia? >> the special counsel doesn't need to be prosecuting that case. the u.s. attorney could have -- >> janine: it then why is he? >> he's trying to justify his existence so he can continue to be around the operation generally to target president trump. the question about whether he has been interviewed by him robert mueller is answered by the report we just heard that he is fishing around with this madam in new york. what an outrage. this is not what anyone signed up for. and it's an egregious abuse of justice and the rule of law. >> it was him on that land of original special counsel order and a few weeks ago i set i was sick of talking about them. why are they doing this? >> it's completely abusive by both. and you can't be a witness and a prosecutor simultaneously. but this just underscores that

arthel: thank you, ellison barber. eric: right now president trump is meeting with members of the group, bikers for trump. it is happening at his estate in bedminster today. as a presence into a series of tweets. we live with the latest. reporter: the event just wrapping up a short time ago. about 180 bikers for trump gathering at the bedminster golf club for a photo op this afternoon. some handshakes and smiles. a lot of laughter, a very relaxed atmosphere with the bikers and the president this afternoon. they were brought inside because of the heavy rain coming down outside. they were in the ballroom for a while as well. then the press pool asked the president about omarosa. of course, she was famously hired and fired by the reality show, the apprentice and then hired back again. then she was hired and fired at a job at the white house. then shown the door by the chief of staff, john kelly. she has a book coming out next week called unhinged way she makes some extensive allegations against the president. he was asked

okay, we just heard from allison barber, all right, and i will start with you, tom. you please telll me why robert mueller and the special counsel is prosecuting a case where they are talking about falsified records having nothing to do with donald trump or russia? >> the special counsel does not need to be prosecuting that case. >> judge jeanine: why is he? >> he is trying to justify his existence so that he can continue to be around the operation generally to target president trump. you know, the question about whether he is interviewed by mueller is answered by the report that we just heard that he is fishing around with this madam up in new york. what an outrage. this is not what anyone signed up for. >> judge jeanine: well, rosenstein does not care. >> it is an egregious abuse of justice and the rule of law. >> judge jeanine: we know that, but gregg, rosenstein expanded the special counsel order, i said that i am sick and tired of talking about porn stars and. >> robert mueller and as well as rod rosenstein who should have disqualified himself when he appointed

crews are collecting evidence right now in ay dea shooting inside a barber shop. nwo people were shot this afternoon dick's street northeast just steps from the maryland-d.c. line. one man died at the scene and the barber also shot and is being treated now at thesp al. police say the shooter or shooters got away in a black four-door infiniti with paper plates. >> turning to our weather now, let's go straight to storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug cameron, the storm centertr king some more scattered showers and storms fort.he ni >> nothing like what we saw yesterday with severe weather. tracking severe showers and some have thunder and lightning and heavy downpours. out there right now most of us are seeing a beautiful afternoon. temperatures right now only in the low to mid-80s across the region and the upper level low persistent in giving us tcht ce of showers, not around d.c. yet. all through north and west and frederick county and loudoun county starting to see those. the strongest of the storms right here. this has a little bit of lightning and thunderr thun

elizabeth: ellison barber, thank you so much.gins tomorrow in the wake of scorching testimony friday from his accountant. tax documents were falsified at the hands of his business partner, date. so either i'm gaped as he gets ready to take this hand. prosecutor james trustee joins us now. we are going to talk a little bit about what is ahead for week two. no shortage of a roller coaster. with that being said we don't know when, if we could hear from gates. >> linear fireworks already engages the central potential cooperator on this case. these are prosecutors have asked her in stealing with cooperating defendants. crane under a put mafia members on the stand before. they know the pros and cons. they been cagey about not committing. the one thing is if you put dates on the stand as an insider he can talk from all knowledge about what he and mr. manafort were doing when it comes to finances. that sounds good and ability to her suitcase nicely. the flipside of the case is strong enough as is, if the paper trail, accountants, bookkee

if you go to a barber shop and do a barber shop poll.willing to give this president a chance. speaking to the desire to succeed and be part of the american dream. they see it more clearly with president trump than under obama. charles: he talks about things like prison reform and recidivism. he's sincere in trying to fix that. >> i had the privilege of meeting gloria johnson. it's a totally bipartisan evident. but i would say that black women have been incredibly critical in the special elections we have seen so far, and their turnout will make or break the democrats here. >> pastor scott also says in recent meetings, this president wants to prove something to the urban community. charles: the opportunities he had placed in that tax plan everybody loves, including cory booker. >> when it comes to the economy he has to talk about it strongly. where democrats are falling way behind is the on message they have is anti-trump or pro socialism and that won't win with a majority of americans. gregg: good evening. i'm gregg jarrett, lou has the

. >> you saw reverend william barber, he was on stage dancing a little bit.n addition of being a modern day, there he is right there, almost on cue. reverend barber having a hard time to get around but you play a little gospel music for h him -- >> the feet do get light. >> ron mott, you are still there with me outside the church? >> do i still have ron? >> reporter: i am still here. >> that's okay. >> one of the things that seems to get the most thunder applause so far this morning was the announcement that they are going to rename that park in detroit in aretha franklin's honor. walk us through why that is such a big deal? >> reporter: well, it is such a big deal, it is a beautiful park, number one. it is a little surprising to me that there is not a whole lot of aretha franklin in this town given how much time she spent in this town. that was a huge deal. this is the first big way to honor her in town. it would have been nice to made that honor while she was still with us but chain park is downtown right on the river and overlooking canada on the other sid

mike: ellison barber live in new jersey, thanks very much.dent trump slamming social media sites accusing them of clamping down on conservatives, the president tweeting, quote, social media is totally discriminating against republican, conservative voices speaking loudly and clearly for the trump administration. we won't let that happen, they are closing down the opinions of many people on the right while at the same time doing nothing to others, ellen, bureau chief for talk media news and fox news contributor. thank you both. >> thank you. >> so i'm going to start with -- i'm going to start with alex jones, right, talk about some of that with what's going on with him and his twitter account and other censorships there but i will eventually talk about more traditional republicans and the shadow banning that president trump is tweeting about but we will start with alex jones, so initially, twitter did not censor alex jones, we saw facebook take down content and twitter ceo jack dorsey say that it was under the guides of hate speech, i will sta

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mike: ellison barber live in nation's capitol, thanks a lot.a. >> president trump hitting campaign trail in special election house race that's drawing major national attention from both republicans and democrats this as the trump administration faces mounting pressure from conservative supporters to fullfill campaign promise to build border wall. here is the president on thursday at a rally in pennsylvania. >> we started the wall, 1.6 billion, we are fixing walls all over the border and we will start to get nasty over the wall. the democrats, anything i want, it's not even the republicans, i don't know they care about -- they care about me, they are very concerned. anything i want they want to oppose. you know, i justifying youred out how to do the wall, i will say i don't want to build the wall and they will insist on building it. we will be taking some very tough actions, i don't know if it's before the election or after the election, a lot of the republicans say and they are good, they are good, we need more republicans but their friends of

>> ellison barber live in new york.ouse in alexandria, virginia outside of d.c. where not long ago jurors in paul manafort's trial asked the judge to leave at 5:00 p.m. tonight after deliberating for more than 12 hours this week. let's bring in an attorney practicing civil law in state and federal courts. somebody has an event. judge, can we leave at 5:00? >> it's not big deal. it happens frequently. the jurors have lives outside of the trial. they wanted to let the court know we want to deliberate until 5:00 p.m. and be excused. can they come back with a verdict? it's possible. a few more hours. we don't know. >> trace: doesn't look likely. the defense attorneys walked out. yesterday they asked can you redefine reasonable doubt for us. the documents, can we put them to the different counts and the judge said no, you can't do that. the defense attorney said this is a big win for manafort. >> the defense is confident. they didn't put on a case or any witnesses. that tells me they believe the prosecution has not met their

designing his brand while still working 12 hours a day at the barber shop. saving up the money to open his store. just in time for summer. >> shake it up for you. >> $8. >> thank you, sir. >> this is good. really good. >> reporter: success is sweet, but days after opening things turned sour. >> just called my cops on my own business. they pulled up on me. >> reporter: stevenson shot this video after san francisco police asked to see his hand and his i.d. to prove he wasn't breaking in. >> welcome to america. >> reporter: neighbors saw the video and flocked to his business. some sent cards. >> it says -- congrats and welcome to the neighborhood. >> reporter: even presents to let stevenson know he's welcome here. >> because you're not seeing people of color opening up a business here. it's pretty much the opposite. people are getting pushed out, especially of color. so i am here to support him. i know a lot of us are now. >> reporter: after life handed him lemons, nowste he's making e lemonade than ever. >> we came all the way from california. >> reporter: he

ellison barber is live with more. reporter: the president is leaving bedminster shortly to go back to dc. he tweeted about the report in the new york times today. he says more tweets have made it very clear he is upset with this article.he says this in one tweet. the failing new york times wrote a story that medicine at the white house counsel had turned on the president when in fact, it is just the opposite. the two fake reporters knew this. "the new york times" says they stand by the report appeared in a statement the attorney says president trump through counsel declined -- so mr. "the journal editorial report" to answer questions ultimately and honestly is any person interviewed by federal investigators most. those familiar with the investigation confirmed to fox news that don mcgahn as reported spoke to the team on three different occasions. the president's outside legal counsel told "sunday morning futures" that the president has no reason to worry about the testimony. >> back in january he went to the grand jur

jon: with more, here's ellison barber. reporter: jon, the president and legal team back and forth on the idea of a sitdown interview with robert mueller for months now. the president according to his lawyers wants to do an interview with special counsel robert mueller but lawyer jay sekulow says at this point the legal team still has a number of concerns. >> concern on a number of reasons. number one, a series of the questioning goes to the heart and core of his authority as president of the united states. article 2, why did you fire james comey? article 2. a series of those. reporter: this morning the president tweeted about the june 2016 meeting in trump to youer with russian lawyer and campaign officials. the president denied prior knowledge of the meeting and pushed back on reports that he's worried about his son don junior and his potential legal exposure when it comes to the russia probe. trump says those reports air complete fabrication. he went onto say the meeting in trump tower was a meeting to get information on

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. >> if you of the barbers also volunteered at local churches and recent released inmates. >>> crazy weekend. audience and box office numbers coming up next. "crazy rich asians" cashed in on its opening weekend. the gilded romance -- directed n chu -- >>> crazy rich asians approved it's all about the money cashing in on opening weekend. bring in a $34 million since opening wednesday. >> this mark wahlberg action thriller came in 3rd place followed by mission impossible. >>> we will be right back.

her challenger is a democratic senator and she writes, barber, stack and donald trump blew -- barbara comstock and donald a eight $2 trillion hole in the federal deficit by giving a tax handout to the wealthiest and now they are going to pay for on the backs of federal workers by denying them scheduled pay raises. the suburbs of washington dc. let's go to brad from north carolina. prefer that trump did the -- put a freeze on the wages for federal workers. i've got another comment. the guy before, he was bragging about how the economy grew at 3.5% over inflation from world until say, 1980, when reagan became president. well, why didn't you ask him what the tax rate was then? in.as 91% until jfk got he cut it to 71%. then reagan came in, he cut i t way, way down. it seems to me they are going in the opposite direction of everything. host: thank you. chris, a federal worker in our nations capital. caller: hi. host: yes, good morning. caller: i am a federal worker and it probably comes as no surprise that i support as getting a pay raise. trump'sally think that motivation is not based in

ellison barber is outside of the courthouse in alexandria, virginia with the very latest. ellison? >> good morning to awful you, the court we are all out of court for recess. we will head back in about 1:30 p.m. as you said, the prosecution just rested their closing remarks. they spoke for about two hours. the judge told both sides he did not want them to speak for more than two hours. the prosecution felt they had enough evidence to go beyond that priewrstd began his remarks by telling the jury six men and six women quote mr. manafort lied to keep more money when he it and lied get more money when he didn't. this is a case about mr. manafort's lies. the prosecution ended by asking the jury to find mr. manafort guilty on all counts. the prosecution called over 25 witnesses throughout this trial. the defense rested their case yesterday without calling a single one. they say the prosecution failed to meet their burden of proof, and that is why they rested. >> we li in the united states of america. and you are presumed innocent until proven guilty. and we believe the government cannot

arthel: ellison barber live in washington with more. expect to learn from the trial this week? reporter: despite the delay we could actually hear from the jury this week. they respect elation as could be the third and final week of the trial. prosecution is expected to bring one or two more witnesses tomorrow. to rest the case. defense will go and we will see whether or not paul manafort takes the stand. the one time trump campaign trim and is facing a number charges related to financial fraud. charges brought by special counsel, robert mueller 's team. it began two weeks ago. russia, president trump, the 2016 campaign are not the focus of the trial but they've undoubtedly been constant elephants in the room. the former vice president of federal savings bank testified that manafort got $16 million in loans from a bank where the chairman of the bank, wanted a job with the trump administration. some say whether the prosecution likes it or not, the trial could impact the perception of the russia probe. this is the first trial, another set

jon: ellison barber, thank you. the trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort heads into its fourth week tomorrow. the jury is set to resume deliberations after going home for the weekend without reaching a verdict. but no matter what jurors decide, the legal and political battles are far from over. garrett tenney has a look at this from washington. >> it's back to work tomorrow for the jury in paul manafort's trial after the judge told them not to speak with anyone about the case and to put it out of their mind until 9:30 monday morning. this will be day three of jury deliberations as they review all the evidence from the trial including testimony from 27 witnesses and hundreds of exhibits prosecutors presented including financial statements, loan applications, tax documents, e-mails and photographs. during the first day of deliberations the jury passed a note to the judge asking four questions including please define reasonable doubt. to that, the judge responded quote the government is not required to

what real people are saying at barber shops, beauty shops around kitchen tables, i'm not going to read all the details of this stuff. just tell me when it's over. tell me when we can impeach him and which social media platforms not to trust with my -- >> is there a danger? that level dangerous as this plays out? that may or may not happen. the odds are probably will not. >> yeah. >> happen at least in the next couple years? >> it can be dangerous but we have understand what it's rooted in. we already talked in the last segment all of the ills and dangers people are dealing with under this administration. be clear. those ills are not new because of this administration. they are, hover, exacerbated because of this administration. people say is my factory job going to be there in six months? will this house be complex actually support me in the ways i need? those are questions people are dealing with. they don't have time. they know i've been lied to and don't want to be lied to again. >> brittany is putting her finger on something important and essential to the president's strategy. esse

that they didn't want to, quoting sell out so that campaign zero, what you did in ferguson, what barber is doing now, the poor's people campaign revising that historic legacy, he left to your point ncaap that he wt,as connected in north carolina and is now forming his own group and then leading forward. so you're absolutely right in terms of those who stand outside, quote, system and those who stand outside of organizations that are formerly recognized. what's interesting here as you know and i talk about it here it's, people are ambiguous about whether or not martin luther king, jr. was invited to that meeting, baldwin was saying we don't want martin luther king, jr., we want to be able to tell the truth without being beholding to that, kenneth clark, the most celebrated social science ofld his day -- >> you talk about him. >> do i talk about him. >> intellectual chapter. >> have to give intellectuals love. >> more than love in that chapter, though. >> no, no, ier keep it real. the thing is kenneth clark was a remarkable figure in the mold of, you know, great social scientists who were

was.ere reverend barber he had the right idea, but it takes time to build and he knew that. because it took him time to build all the labor union activity that was going on in north carolina and south carolina at that time. so the answer to why it's not happening now is the reverse of that. people are not organized. people want to mobilize. when you are organized, you don't depend upon the newspaper or the media to get the word out. gail scott herron, very popular back in the day said the revolution will not be televised. you're not going to find out about it on facebook. you're going to find out about it because you took the time to go into the neighborhoods and talk to people about whom the system has some kind of fear, because once those people get together, hey, that's why they had to take out malcolm. that's why they had to take out king. if you have to have that kind of structure is afraid of, then you're on to something and you will not be doing that by way of facebook. so i'm suggesting that, the reason we can't do it is because we have not reached, she's telling me

let's go to ellison barber. she is in berkeley, heights, new jersey, here the president's golf club in bedminster. the president is weighing in on this. ellison? >> he is, jon. as he often does, he's weighing in on this on twitter. earlier this evening, he tweeted this, quote, i allowed white house counsel don mcgahn and all other requested members of white house staff to fully cooperate with the special counsel. in addition, we readily gave over 1 million pages of documents. most transparent in history. no collusion, no obstruction. witch hunt. a source familiar with the investigation confirms to fox news that mcgahn spoke with the mueller team at length on three different occasions. the new york times is reporting a whole lot of details including that those interviews added up to more than 30 hours. at least a dozen sources told the new york times that mcgahn is cooperating extensively with the special counsel. in interviews with mueller's team -- gave, quote, a clear view of the president's most intimate mome

so he guy says, no, and he kills him, shot him in the barber shop. he was arrested and went to prison and spent the rest of his life there. i know what -- i was too young to remember this guy but i never knew him. don't remember him. i t but the story sparked mouse for me. mouse is a very different character. but it comes from that story. >> host: the same youtube review of your books, the woman asked if you would make a book about raymond alexander, maybe write a b book or two about him. >> guest: well, you know -- >> host: as the protagonist. >> guest: raymond is the pure sociopath. john is not a pure sociopath, you know? he belongs inside the system fot most of the things that he does, and he just every once -- a certain set of circumstancespe happen, he's going to go way b outside of the box. but only then. mouse lives outside the box. and if you're a sociowhere path live willing outside the -- is sociopath livingte outside the box, it's t not interesting because you know h what he's gog to do. i've never had a story pop up about raymond all by h

ellison barber is in our d.c. bureau with more on these negotiations. ellison?, jon, yeah the back and forth over a potential sit-down between president trump and special counsel robert mueller seems to be continuing with no real clear end in sight. the president's attorney rudy giuliani told fox news that he does not want to subject the president to what he calls perjury traps. >> truth is in the eye of the beholder, and my client can be telling the truth, their witness can be a total scoundrel, and if they decide to go with their witness, my client's going to get indicted or charged with perjury in some way. >> one example giuliani pointed to has to do with former national security advisor michael flynn and former fbi direction director james comey. comey claims president trump told him he should just let the investigation into flynn go. >> the president could testify, if asked, that the conversation about flynn did not take place. if he were to testify to that, even though comey has a prior statement under oath similar to the president's, that there was no ob