amy: so that is reverend barber in court being questioned. ,everend barber, would you like pardon meun, amplify what you're saying and also talk about what time the legislature went into session that day? that is interesting because the legislature did not even go into session until five hours after we were there. we came in in the morning. we had a right to be there. the constitution says we have a right to instruct our legislators as a general simile. constitution says provisions of the poor, the will of the orphaned and unfortunate is the first duty of a civilized and christian state. our legislature is in violation of all of that. when we got there, they close the doors and told us the offices were not open. there were no one in the offices when we were outside the offices, according to them. and we ask them, what decibel level is free speech? you cannot regulate the level of free speech. we won cases years ago -- they used to tell us we could not even come in the building. outsided we had to stay on the side. we win in the building and the was aruled, no, no, it supreme court ca

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alright, reverend barber, a question? mr. barber: it's amazing when a preacher has a problem with a microphone. let me ask this question. is poor people's campaign building a movement to root out the interlocking injustices of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation and what we call the distorted narrative of religious nationalism. i am from the south, the sun of all the one third poor people live in america. that's 50 million people, third teen one million of them uninsured. and the southern states, 26 of them to be exact, have the worst record on voter suppression and racial gerrymandering. but here is the other side. elected by who get what some courts have now called surgical racism, once in office they vote to deny health care, cut public education, deny women's rights and lgbtq rights people.that hurt .ere is the question when will you go and spend significant time in the south and the sun belt to put a spotlight on these issues? how will you fight to win a new electric of poor whites, blacks, latinos, natives

reverend barber, it is great to have you with us. talk about what happened to you on thursday. talk about this verdict and why you are protesting back in 2017, though you had many protests since. >> thank you so much, amy. even as i'mp early

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barber: we are not talking about letting off the hook.are talking about making sure you catch the whole fish. what we are saying is you can't fix this country and deal with the issue of poverty as long as it is racialized. many people have been made to think it is a black problem, or because black and brown people are getting something free, you are hurting, and we have to cut through all of that. the concentration of poverty is higher in the black and brown community. about the actual raw numbers is higher in the white community, and it is people who are fighting living wages and health care -- i don't mean to preach -- and cutting public education. if they are cynical enough to be together, we better be smart enough to come together and ask a candidate, are you willing to say that, not just in this room, but to america? mr. swalwell: yes. i have seen the value in my district of intersectionality where people of different colors come together, work hard. the community does better. it turns out at the end of the day you have more in your

barber: we are not talking about letting off the hook.are talking about making sure you catch the whole fish. what we are saying is you can't fix this country and deal with the issue of poverty as long as it is racialized. many people have been made to think it is a black problem, or because black and brown people are getting something free, you are hurting, and we have to cut through all of that. the concentration of poverty is higher in the black and brown community. about the actual raw numbers is higher in the white community, and it is people who are fighting living wages and health care -- i don't mean to preach -- and cutting public education. if they are cynical enough to be together, we better be smart enough to come together and ask a candidate, are you willing to say that, not just in this room, but to america? mr. swalwell: yes. i have seen the value in my district of intersectionality where people of different colors come together, work hard. the community does better. it turns out at the end of the day you have more in your

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[applause] all right, bishop barber, a question? rev.ber: it's amazing when a preacher has a problem with a microphone. let me ask this question. the poor people's campaign is building a movement to root out the interlocking injustices of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, militarism and the war economy, and what we call the distorted narrative of religious nationalism. i am from the south, the sun belt, where one-third of all the poor people live in america. that's 50 million people, 13 million of them uninsured. and the southern states, 26 of them to be exact, have the worst records on voter suppression and racialized gerrymandering. but here is the other side. the persons who get elected by what some courts have now called surgical racism, once in office, they vote to deny health care, living wages, cut public education, deny women's rights , immigrants rights, lgbtq rights in ways that hurt people. moreat hurt in raw numbers low will white people. there were 26 million poor low blacksack -- low wealth wealth whites low

barber and dr.ist bill harris questioned nine presidential candidates about this issue of the connections of poverty and racism saying this issue of extreme poverty was not raised once and one of the presidential debates of 2016. can you talk about this trajectory from slavery to what we're describing today? >> yes. i think in this moment, one of the reasons why this -- all of these questions that may have been off the table in 2016 or off the table in 2008, it is not were not raising them. it is not that people were not making a point. i think in reaction to what is going on to this country right now, people are much more open. and in terms of poverty and race in this country -- one of the things i really wanted to stress is the level of poverty specifically that you see in the african-american community is not accidental. this is part of the process. the process of enslavement involves stealing something from someone, taking something from someone. jim crow was left, thirst and foremost. if i tax

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bishop basher -- barber do you want to start? >> she gets four minutes.sed me up and go ahead for your four minutes. >> so let me say hello to everyone. poor people's campaign. yes. good to see you all. you know, i want to start by tell ug a story. it was a little over a year ago, i've been working with poor people's campaign for a long time. and it was a little over a year ago that i got a call from reverend barber and he said we want to come to washington and he said we want to bring the poor people's campaign to washington. some of you are nodding because some of you came. and we want to talk to congress. we want to witness to congress. we want to tell congress what it is like to be poor. and we want to tell congress what they can do about poverty. and so i said what can i do to help? and he said call a hearing. i said, you bet. so i called elijah cummings from over in the house, many of you know congress cummings. good man. and the two of us put on a hearing and invited everybody in congress, every senator and every congress person. now some ev-- some

i'm a barber, i love my hair.ost that, thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> i shaved it. >> you know what to do. you got the hook up on that. >> glass's job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert is one of his regulars. >> second time you cut my hair -- >> the first time i wasn't willing to cut your hair. >> that's right. >> i have a homophobic nature. i think everybody does when they're young because you think everybody wants you and you don't want nobody coming at you like that. >> they call you brazier now. >> no, what are you talking about? >> brazier? so they make kind of a little joke out of it, which is kind of funny, you know? >> that is funny. >> so you have no problem cutting a gay guy's hair? >> as long as nobody comes to me with that stuff. i'm not god. i'm not in no position to put anybody in heaven or hell. i can't judge nobody. only think i can do is pray for them and no who i am as a man and keep it m

bishop barber, would you like to start?> so glad to have you with us. >> thank you, reverend. >> so i am a southern boy. virginia, north carolina, georgia, alabama, mississippi, florida texas, louisiana, , arkansas, tennessee. in those states, and some others outside of the south, since 2010 we have seen systemic policy racism through racist voter suppression and gerrymandering like we haven't seen since jim crow. and it allows a controlling of congress and statehouses. but when you look underneath that, we also notice that those same states that people get elected a new via racist voter suppression, surgical racism, those same states have the highest poverty states. not black poverty, highest child poverty, women in poverty lowest , wages, lowest union density, lowest access to health care. sometimes outright denial of health care. greatest attack on women, greatest attack on the lgbt community and immigrants. too often what we see is we continue to fight in these silos without recognizing interlocking injustices. how will

of of fleet street remember the story of that musical is a barber that cuts the heads off of everybody who tries to get a haircut and just put general powell as sweeney todd and every time a new business is for me cuts their head off every time a pension is for me cuts their head off any time some worker tries to get a job he cuts their head off whenever trying to get stone savings and return their savings there is jay powell cutting is at off and singing and dancing the whole way jay powell we kill everybody and it's a great musical when you think about that you might maybe we could fire line management maybe someday your name will be in lights say in palo. we knew this was going max would we do it i knew this was gonna stand drunk drunken miller or drug drunk drunk drunken miller says truck druckenmiller that's it now he's a guy who with george soros invented the idea of reflexivity which is that you can always manipulate a stock market any time you want to to make some artificial returns he sold almost all of this entire portfolio he put her on u.s. treasuries he believes rates are

of barber training barber thanks for joining us. now what is the african swine fever outbreak doing to pork prices worldwide. well worldwide it is not doing a heck of a lot actually i mean actually today the price actually broke down and we may be in their breakdown and hog prices here jude july august went below $84.00 which is the 1st time in quite a while they've been holding support so since initial burst when we got up to 100 we're now continuing to fall lower and you know china is even though it's china but smith they own smithfield food is one of the biggest pork producers in the world which is here so again we're seeing here much lower prices so the only effect is what's happening directly in china through their own supply but anything that's that's important in that sense around the world is still coming down in price here from the original big rally that we had up interesting now earlier this week we reported that china's pork rating stocks were doing very well as the country is expected to lose at least 20 percent of the

ellison barber reporting on the new threats from iran. first, to john roberts, reporting live. >> a delicate balancing act, to be sure. the president is using the same tactics that he used with kim jong un to try to bring iran to the negotiating table for the very first time, targeting the top of the political and religious food chain in iran. early this afternoon, steve mnuchin said that some of these were getting into the works prior to last week. some of them were added in response to it. the president called off-site retaliatory air strike, saying that as many as 150 iranians could die and an attack. to take iranian lives in response to the shootdown of an unmanned drone was not proportional, but he says punitive sanctions against leadership is the appropriate thing to do. the president here. >> these measures represent strong and proportionate response to iran's increasingly provocative actions. we will continue to increase pressure until the regime abandons this dangerous activity and aspirations, including the pursuit of nuclear we

reverend william barber is the co-leader of that campaign, trying to erase the ooeflz of poverty in thisoup is holding a 2020 presidential forum tomorrow happening in washington. several candidates involving former vice president joe biden, bernie sanders as well, will be attending, and reverend barber is with us now. thank you so much. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you so much. >> i understand of all the people attending, you'll be taking questions -- or they'll be taking questions directly from you, from some of the advocates that are there. what do you anticipate they'll be dealing with? >> yes, thank you so much. my co-chair reverend liz theoharis and elizabeth warren have attended so far. they'll be taking questions from people representing 140 million people in this country. 45.3% of this country live in poverty and low wealth. 35 million children, 29 million seniors above 65. we have 26 million black people, 38 million latino people and 66 million white people. this represents every race, color and creed. and the people who are in poverty are going to be raising questions

is and irend theohar are going to hold it down, reverend barber taking a bit of a break. let's get that walk on music playing and have mayor wayne messam come to this stage. ♪ all right, mr. mayor, you four minutes begins right now. mayor messam: good evening, everyone. miramar, florida mayor wayne messam and i am so excited to be in front of you today, not just as a candidate for the united states, but the odds were against me. i am the son of immigrants. my parents were immigrants from jamaica. my father was a contract sugarcane cutter that labored in a field of south florida, cutting sugarcane for $.75 per row. my mother actually was a cook that went out in those fields and fed the sugarcane workers, so i know what it means to be poor, and i know what the spirit of this campaign is about. i went on to florida state university on an academic and football scholarship, where i played for a legendary coach and won our first national championship as a wide receiver. had a brief stint with the cincinnati bengals, but when my nfl career was cut short, my wife and i started a

sally is selling beauty supplies to barbers, salon owners. ulta, that is not their business. a woman coming into by her makeup. i really see this as an issue for sally beauty them for ulta. emily: how much of an opportunity is this for amazon? can they step up? amazon is prioritizing high-margin businesses. $87 billion in the u.s. every year for this industry, one of the highest margin e-commerce businesses out there. they need brands in the experience to be matched up with others. that is why they are going with b2b first to establish that. this is a high-margin business. if they are able to penetrate, it can help profit growth. emily: anthony, is this something amazon can pull off? some makers of beauty products would say amazon's checkout experience is fairly transactional. when you want to buy beauty products, you are looking for more. can amazon deliver the experience of a beauty product, which can get complicated speaking from the perspective of a woman, or will it be another amazon checkout? a validnk that is question on the business to consumer side. amazon is good at

mccain is in pursuit of her and la barber is here watching the whole thing. >> mccain then punches herer unconscious before sexually assaulting her. when mccain fled the seen. la bar berra moves in. >> he moves up while she is unconscious and attempts to sexually assault her. according to la barber she made some type of noise and he took out his knife and stabbed her repeatedly. >> the two were convicted in 1981 of second degree murder and sentenced to 25 years in life in prison. the toughest sentence at that time. now, almost four decades later, a new york parole board granted la berra parole in may. is he expected to be released in july. mccain goes before that same parole board this week. paula's mother, lois. >> neither one of them have expressed any remorse and neither one of them have taken responsibility. and mccain, particularly, keeps yelling that she was not raped. well the medical examiner said she was. >> calls are now growing for governor andrew cuomo to intervene. >> if the governor can do anything, please for god sake keep them in there. >> arthur aldridge of pearl river

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williamsburgany in >> you talk about the barber. these are people who applied their own training and their own vision. there were blacks that had gardens and sold vegetables. , iterms of the 18th century had forgotten what i did know but the york county records. >> john rollins is the one that comes to mind. >> can you talk about -- i think we are missing a part of that how ae as we talk about mission to the program. >> what was the year? >> 1888. you can't hear me. 1988. haley, and help us open the sleeve -- the slave quarter. to first time we were able tell that rural story. it was a huge debate that you know about that had us interpret quarters right to the estate. they change the direction so when you came to the grove, before you saw the grove mansion you had to pass through the slave quarter. what an interesting adventure that was. i will never forget, arthur johnson. the beginning of the orientation. after the orientation was over, people went into the orientation center there with the gift shop and restrooms. there was a fil

now let's bring in our europe correspondent barbara visible from luxembourg barber there's been talk about that budget for years is that now finally it. it is it's there is some sort of a budget but it's not even supposed to be called that it's called the budgetary instrument because the netherlands who with the main enemy of the french here in this fierce battle where it against calling in that because they thought it could have wider implications the basic fear behind this fight that has been fought throughout 12 hours throughout last night here in los burg at the table was the finance ministers was willed money flow from the north the fiscally responsible countries to the southern wall flip lose or let's say fiscally responsible countries like italy and maybe some others so the netherlands particularly where the spearhead here if fighting against it and shrink wrapping president microns version of the european budget into something that is now so tiny if you know how do you see it anymore. they have agreed on a on a quote structure of management for the budget but the key question

only coming to a barber just called an empty vessel i don't suppose there's been a huge reaction on the markets. you know that's not an issue for the people in the market here of course the people are registering at and are following that but they see it as a long term project and nowhere near completion as barbara has also just confirmed from luxembourg but people are of course looking at financial policy and monetary policy in the eurozone is key to what is happening here in the markets and there most people are quite glad that there's someone who's in the driving seat in the captain seat and that's mario draghi of the european central bank it's a controversial role but the c.d.s. done is controversial but even critics would agree that it helped stabilize the eurozone and is let's say these single functioning financial policy making policy decision maker in the euro zone people are glad about. in that respect they're more eager to learn what is going to be the successor to mario draghi when he leaves the office and october. above all come back to germany was against the budget for a l

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