there's not a black america and a white america and latino america and asian america. there's the united states of america. >> i encouraged barack obama to give thought to the presidency early on. i felt that he could really bring people together and increasingly the longer you're in washington, the less viable you are. >> america is hungry for change. america wants something new. >> held by the media hungry for a fresh face and a good story, he's graced the covers of "time" and "newsweek," the pages of mens vogue and endorsed by oprah. a far cry from how he's treated in washington where he's 88th on the list of seniority. >> the clintons looked at obama and said you're not qualified as president. they liked him and thought he had a great future, but their view was you don't run for president after you have been in the senate for a week and a half. >> early polls show him third

i believe in america and believe in black people. something tells me when i read that document that the 1619 project, they don't believe in america. we are not a city on the hill and i am sorry to have to report that i get the impression that they don't believe in black people. i will be brief. this great nation abolish slavery. abolition is the new idea. that's a western idea. not possible with democratic institutions that were built in 1776. not possible of the ideal of enlightment that embodies the political institutions in 1776. there is a reason why democracy come along of the 200 ideas since model the constitution of the document that is were created in the era of 1776. i believe in america. not perfect but perfectible. i believe in black people, slavery was a long time ago. >>> the idea that the speck to slavery still determines -- we have shown and we'll continue to show that we are not nearly bobbling at the end of a historic string. we can raise our children. we can educate them and build this and create wealth. we can condu

black america won't vote for donald trump. >> laura: hold on. stop. okay.g to lose a lot of money. you are grand standing. leo, my question. when you lose the bet we made last time. you will have to buy me a big fancy dinner in san francisco. his mic is down. can you hear us? this is not a plot against leo. it's easy to say blacks won't vote for republican. but trump is not a traditional republican. he appeals cross the line. >> i don't think trump is a republican or a democrat. he brought in entire fresh new energy that the conservatives needed. and unfortunately for the democrats he is appealing to black america. >> he is not. >> the victim mentality is not working anymore. >> laura: because your mic went down, leo, we will have have you back. up next, the coronavirus. .. >> need you and sent right now. >> this is fox nation. >> a new entertainment service from the good folks at fox news to celebrate breaking news >> breaking news tonight, the coronavirus tough told tops 600 and china and every four days the number of infections is doubled now stand at 31

so the reality is that black america is defined not by america's birth defect of slavery, but it is defined by the promise that america -- if we were to abide by the principles, the direction given to us by 1619, what they are saying is that america is an evil empire. tot america does not deserve be supported because its fundamental principles are corrupt and hypocritical. what they are really saying to the thousands and thousands of blacks who give their lives in the military defending this nation, that their sacrifice was for naught. we reject this notion. theseo believe that if , it has go unchallenged serious implications for our national security, because if as 3000saying, -- schools now have been given this disastrous curriculum, can you imagine a 10-year-old black child growing up for eight years, bombarded with anti-american propaganda? they are going to be called the pawns who join the military to defend -- why would you want to defend a nation that you have been told is corrupt and immoral? they're not going to be willing to join the police force to protect us. so it is important

black america won't vote for donald trump. >> laura: hold on. stop. okay., you are going to lose a lot of money. you are grand standing. leo, my question. when you lose the bet we made last time. you will have to buy me a big fancy dinner in san francisco. his mic is down. can you hear us? this is not a plot against leo. it's easy to say blacks won't vote for republican. but trump is not a traditional republican. he appeals cross the line. >> i don't think trump is a republican or a democrat. he brought in entire fresh new energy that the conservatives needed. and unfortunately for the democrats he is appealing to black america. >> he is not. >> the victim mentality is not working anymore. >> laura: leo, we will have have you back. up next the coronavirus - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. garcy young woman: yeah, thanks m

i believe in america, and i believe in black people. something tells me when i read that document that the 1619 project authors don't. they don't believe in america. we are not to sit on hill, not a light unto the nation's and i'm sorry to report, i get the impression that they don't believe in black people. i'll be brief. this great nation abolished slavery. slavery was a fact that human civilization since antiquity. abolition is the new idea. and that is a western idea. not possible without the democratic institutions that were built in 1776. not possible without the ideals of the enlightenment that were actually embodied in political institutions in 1776. there's a there's a reason why democracy had to come along and the 200 odd years since, and often sought to modern -- model the constitution the documents that were created in the air of 1776 1776 i believe in america. not perfect but perfectible. and and i believe in black peop. slavery was a long time ago. the idea that the specter of slavery still determines the character of life

one of black america's biggest setbacks happened at the beginning of 2019. case of justice smollett. what was he doing? what's worse, a black man doing a hate crime or being out at 2:00 a.m. to eat a subway. but 2019 wasn't all bad. black excellence overflowed in the world of entertainment. tyler perry opened one of the largest movie studios in the country. spike lee won his first oscar. billy porter won an emmy and every red carpet he walked on. ( cheers and applause ) and, of course, lil nas x made the biggest country hit of the year. we finally got one! we got us a country hit! this must be how white people felt when vanilla ice came out. ( applause ) and let's not forget about lizzo. ( cheers and applause ) she sang, she rapped, she terkd and did the unthinkable, she made playing the flute black as hell. lizzo can turn anything white thing into a black thing. i bet on the next album she will be speaking to a manager at the gap! ( laughter ) in sports, in sports we celebrate super bowl m.v.p. patrick mahomes whose last-minute comeback propelled him to vict

you talked a lot about the support for president trump and black america. your perspective on black americans today. >> i think it's the most, one of the most interesting components to look at. primarily because democrats rely upon heavily, for the last six decades. why it's interesting is because the accusations are no longer where they used to. what i mean is that the 2016 election, there was this fear, not just among black americans but all americans on both sides, to know exactly what you expect from trump. wasn't your career type politician. adding into this election, people know we've had him for years. telling us we need to have trump in office will ruin black america, that's the rhetoric they were using in 2016, doesn't land. we are looking at the actual results, we had a republican conservative president for the last four years and he's able to accomplish more than a black president in eight years. the stakes are higher in every both you look at shows i don't care if you're looking at a left-wing or right-wing, they show black support for donald tru

you are a black man in america or a black woman in america and overrepresented in the presence -- whene talk about turning around a criminal injustice system that somehow sees black and brown folks as more criminal than anybody else. when senator sanders says he is going to legalize marijuana, that is not radical come it is right on time. when he talks about sponging records come it's not radical but right on time. come on, somebody. people are suffering. and we have people that have the nerve to pretend that this is not happening. that will go all the way for the people and that person's name is bernard sanders. are not going to look left or right. we are going to keep our eyes on the prize. what is just,is what is right, and what is good, and what is good for the working people of this nation. in the spirit of fdr when he ind judge me by my enemy, our centuries for neck killer it is judged me by my enemies. we are not going to play with us. they have not seen anything like this. people are on the move. and we are on the move for justice. iowa, it's on you. it's all on you. all that w

the chicago sentinel was one of the most important for black america. with the migration and as a beacon for truth and abbott definitely deserved. >> and those newspapers at the time so of course the africa lawn - - the african-american those black papers those to cover her in justice and many of those reporters are just like thurgood marshall to figure out to file stories and then to do work under threats. they were important defenders above all. and what about sports and politics quick. >> i was a sports fan i followed sports closely the editor and i oversaw the news it as a feature writer i felt comfortable in the sports world. but the biggest difficulty and the transition like the washington post and then going to a startup that did not have a culture we had to build everything from the ground floor. some encounter all kinds of challenges but it was a great transition. >> why the undefeated. >> it is based on the my angelou quote we face many defeats but we will not be defeated. and really from a spirit standpoint to really come together as an idea o

when the person in the white house was indifferent to what was going on in black america, games that i had earlier in the first half of the 20th century. blacks can prosper donald trump, i have no doubt about that but it doesn't necessarily mean it's because he has their best interest. >> what did you hear from her race? what you take away from his story? >> i'm glad he seems to have turned his life around. he seems to think that education has a lot to do with it. he didn't take it as seriously as he should have when he was younger and now he understands how important it is. i would agree with that. it painful to listen to black civil rights organizations some of these politicians running for president, turned their back on charter schools. which has a tremendous record of success, particularly in helping w income, poor inner-city box. we have example after example after example of kids in schools that are 90% plus black, all free and reduced lunch in terms of income, testing, hitting it out of the park. i was scoring kids in the suburbs. the idea we would not be replicating these edu

france is now the only nuclear power within the black america believes capabilities should benefit the e.u. this with develop and i would like a strategic dialogue with willing european partners about the role of france's nuclear deterrence and our collective security. security quality france maintains the world's 3rd largest nuclear arsenal meaning it's the only e.u. country that doesn't rely on the us sports nuclear deterrent. kranz ruled out placing french nuclear weapons under nato command. is offering e.u. partners the opportunity to participate in french nuclear deterrence trails. our next report takes us to brazil where in a small area of the amazon endangered wild dolphins play a crucial part in the lives of some very disabled children have a look. jessica found sikka decided to become a physical therapist in order to help her daughter glenda the 12 year old was born 5 weeks premature and weighed just 750 grams one of glenda's biggest achievements is that she is no longer afraid of animals on the left she never used to want to leave the house because of all that noise outside t

former new york mayor michael bloomberg launched his new mike for black america initiative, searing criticism of his record and statements on race based issues. joe biden making a bold prediction tonight, he is going to win south carolina and be first or second in nevada. can he listen up to his own hype? we begin with kevin cork, perfect guy to dig into what is happening between the president and his trusted attorney general. >> is size rebukes go this was as close as you could get to the line without going over when you are an employee but that said to have the white house to let the fact that william barr called out the president for tweeting about doj matters didn't bother his boss at all. >> i cannot do my job at the department with constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> especially when that background commentary comes from your boss but that is what william barr says his been happening perhaps unwittingly whenever the president tweets about ongoing cases and other matters related to the department of justice. he says he's not saying the president is trying to tip the scale

trump running for office, he did his rnc speech, and he was very dystopian about the state of black americand america. >> laura: do remember race relations in october 2016, when barack obama was president? >> he was driving that narrative. >> laura: wait a second, got to understand this. the good economy is because ofe. obama, and when obama was president and race relations went down, that was because of trump? >> i didn't say barack obama hap a great economy, he turned over a great economy to donald trump but inherited an awful economy from bush two. he's got to concede that. >> laura: we had an african-american president for ceight years. >> and white america -- many portions of white america -- >> laura: voted for him! if it weren't for those voters he wouldn'tit have become president. >> those voters hated barack obama.ot >> laura: not because he was black, they didn't like the policies. >> it may not have all been race -- >> hold on -- >> i didn't say it was all b race-based, but there are segments of his voters that it is race-based. >> that guy on twitter talking about how he and the

welcomed a russian shock artist as a hero granting him political asylum now demand he sent back to black america after his arrest or an incident that brought down a key ally of president. also this hour people in the african nation of ghana are dying of cancer and.

. >> melissa: making the remarks in houston where he launched his mic for black america campaign. rris is rolling her eyes, and picked up an endorsement from the city's black mayor. this all coming on the heels of explosive audio from 2015 where bloomberg described the policy has a way to reduce violence by throwing minority kids "up against the wall." harris, i will let you go first. >> harris: there are million black people, they are not all the same. you've met my children. i'm hoping to get the black america vote so i'm going to put up the sign? i hadn't seen it until now, i must've missed this rally but when you see it on that big wall, bigger than anybody's head on the wall i have an honest reaction to that. what is that? and if i'm wrong somebody please tell me but we are all differe different. >> brad: it's bad and offensive messaging is what it is and this is about the fifth time he started his campaign apologizing for what he's done in the past and it's a heck of a way to start a campaign but his messaging is not the best, we have an example of it here and when you're on

last night he spoke at a launch event in houston called mike for black america. >> there is one aspect approach that i deeply regret, the abuse of police practice called stop and frisk. i defended it looking back for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids. i should have acted sooner and faster to stop it. i didn't, and for that i apologize. bloomberg's candidacy no doubt has president trump's attention. he's invoking bloomberg's relationship with the black community and the prospect of a democratic revolt if the billionaire takes a nomination from bernie sanders. >> trump also once again called out bloomberg's height. bloomberg's response -- >> where i come from we measure your height from your neck up. >> the former new york mayor is quietly picking up support especially in delegate rich states that vote in march like texas, north carolina, florida, and california. a lot of the biden endorsements you see on the screen there came before recent struggles in iowa and new hampshire. moderate democrats,

mike bloomberg is completely done with black america. his ploy is to go the route of superdelegate.heir candidate is bernie sanders, that's the candidate that mike bloomberg is going to have to try to rip it from. that's the truth, and i'm sorry you don't like it. >> all right, candace and leo. we will see if michael bloomberg can spend the money in the way that influences african-americans. we will see. i don't know. i've never seen anything quite like this. >> you like his chances laura. >> i don't know, it's hard to do. all right, candace and leo like so much. i just want to announce that the nascar driver ryan newman who was involved in that horrific crash at the daytona 500 just hours ago, he is in stable condition. unbelievable. amazing news as the crash itself was just beyond brutal. many expected the worst given the damage to his car. notably, the roll cage kept the driver safe. great news and we will bring you more updates as we get them tonight. and also tonight, we expose the quiet campaign to turn our countries criminal prosecutors into criminal enablers. courtesy of geo

former new york mayor mike bloomberg launched his mike for black america initiative amid his record and statements on race-based issues. joe biden making a bold prediction. he will win south carolina and end up first or second in nevada. can he live up to his own halftime? welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. what is happening with the president and his attorney general? >> as far as rebukes go, this is about as close as you can get to the line without going over. that said, bill barr called out the president for tweeting about doj matters. apparently it didn't bother his boss at all. >> i cannot do my job here at the department with a constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> especially when that background commentary comes from your boss. that's what attorney general william barr says has been happening perhaps unwittingly when the president tweeting about ongoing cases and other matters related to the department of justice. barr says he's not saying the president is trying to tip the scales but the tweets are a distraction that he could do withou

black history month thankfully the project has been. another day another case of racism under the red white and blue we call united states of america a tennessee judge recently found himself in a lot of trouble after requesting to be allowed to work like a regular white man and not like a black slave and yes you heard it right this judge compared his job on the bench to slave labor according to the tennessean wilson county judge haywood berry issued an apology after being raked over the coals for his comments in context judge berry made the controversial comments while speaking to an attorney about scheduling a hearing for a black defendant on trial the judge was very upset because he didn't want to be subjected to working multiple judicial shifts in other words he didn't want to actually do the job he was elected and paid to do judge perry is just one example of the myriad of problems with our criminal justice system you should be banned from barnes and noble to the criminal justice system it can't get worse than what you just i mean that's all for now i know you can't tell me because you're not on the board you weren't there if you were ther

last night in houston he unveiled mike for black america. during his speech bloomberg apologized for the stop and frisk policy that he expanded as mayor of new york city. >> i defended it looking back for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids. >> bloomberg tangled with president trump in a twitter war yesterday. last night he addressed mr. trump head on. >> mr. president, you can't bully me and i won let you bully the american people. >> on twitter mr. trump attacked bloomberg's height and energy, while bloomberg questioned the president's intelligence. >>> this morning no signs the coronavirus outbreak has peaked as china reports new cases this morning. officials say there are more than 5,000 new cases and more than 120 new deaths in the past 24 hours alone. here in the u.s. the number of confirmed cases has risen to 15. the latest person infected is in texas. japan has confirmed its first death from the virus. the country also announced 44 new cases of

black man. he put love at the center. and america ought to be grateful -- in fact in some ways america ought to see black people and give them a standing ovation. oh yes. how are you going to put up with all of this hatred, contempt, if you are still dishing out the stevie wonder about love and john coltrain -- what is it? sending the contempt back and how long will that tradition survived? me, when theve you tradition starts getting weak and it is gone, america, i'm praying for you. you are in a world of trouble. it is true it's true. ,>> good afternoon, brother. cornel: my sister, how are you doing? >> grades. i was moved by your lament that ida b. wells is not a household name. i'm interested in hearing your thoughts about the importance of the intergenerational transfer of knowledge of the struggle, basic knowledge of history to the sustaining of black prophetic or even to sparking new fires. cornel: that is such a profound a profound question and is very much what this book is about not just for precious black folk but human bei

last night in houston, bloomberg apologized for the policy again while launching his mike for black america tour. >> i defended it looking back for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids. >> i believe i'm going to beat trump. i believe i'm the person to get the nomination. >> reporter: in the meantime, former vice president joe biden and his wife jill appeared on "the view" as his team makes a big bet on the future of his campaign. after his poor showing in iowa and new hampshire, the biden campaign is moving dozens of staffers out of super tuesday states and into nevada and south carolina where for the first time in this election cycle minority voters will play a major role. >> 99% of the african-american vote hadn't voted yet and 99% of the hispanic vote hadn't voted yet. >> biden said he thinks he can win south carolina handedly and predicting a second place in nevada one week from tomorrow. >>> in a scary scene at the atlanta airport two were injured when the ceiling collapsed at a restaurant in the a

the midwestern community of greenwood in tulsa oklahoma was the most affluent black community in america with over 300 black owned businesses known as black wall street. in main 1921 the whole 35 block neighborhood was obliterated by a white mob triggered by a false rumor that a black man had raped a white girl homes businesses schools and churches were burned and by and over 100 people died. while a massacre after another and you sort of rolled across the country all of these riots where thousands of black people were killed if you study history you see that this is been a continuous. a continuous assault on black people yeah we we think there is a giant. and we think it needs to be met because i think it is just response to america's history my family's. you know status and wealth as as has been has benefited from from their choice to enslave people the total number is staggering of whites who owned at least one black body you know it would have at least half at least half up to probably white population i actually met recently the descent descendants of one of the people my family ens

welcomed a russian shock artist as a hero granting him political asylum now demand he sent back to black america after his arrest or an incident that brought down a key ally of president clinton. also this hour people in the african nation of ghana are dying of cancer and other peripheral diseases as the west uses it as a dumping ground for electronic waste. and after an anonymous reviewer posts negative comments about an australian businessman a court orders google to transfer all the data about the incident to the victim we debate the issues raised online freedom of speech it's given people a mask to hide behind that they're not taking responsibility for what's being posted if you start trying to regulate all of this regulation and all of the support that only goes in one direction but the power of these companies anymore they have so much power. good afternoon and welcome to the program this is r t international coming to you live from the russian capital bring you your live news update. transatlantic allies appear in disarray at the top level munich security conference and some are now even

announcing the mike for black america, bloomberg's campaign national effort to reach black voters. us, "new york times" politics reporter jeremy peters traveling with the bloomberg campaign and "new york times" internet culture reporter taylor loranc loree loreenz, and great to have you all onboard for this conversation. walter isaacson, start with a little anecdotal evidence backing up taylor's reporting. you're hearing from students that mike bloomberg is big with the kids on social media? >> well, as you know, and you've had some of the students, the great ones over the years, i teach, of course, here at tulane on digital revolution and yesterday's class got turned over to a discussion of how memes, meme factories and meme influencer, people who create memes on the internet, have become the new way of pushing ideas and discourse. we all know about social influencers on instagram or twitter, but these are people who create this things and michael bloomberg as was reported and we'll hear more about it, is using that in a very smart way and in some ways a humorous and sort a self-d

[cheering] and if you are a black man in america -- can we give a shout out for black history month -- [cheering] >> if you are a black man or woman in america, overrepresented in the prisons, when we talk about turning yround a criminal industr system that somehow sees black, brown, indigenous, and poor folks as somehow more criminal than anybody else, senator sanders says he is going to legalize marijuana, that is not radical, that is right on time. it is not radical, it is right on time. no more crime in prisons on his watch, that is not radical, that is right on time. come on, people are suffering in this nation and we have folks who have the nerve to stand up there on stage and pretend like this is not happening. who is going to go all the way for the people of this nation. [cheers and applause] >> i know somebody. left, not going to look we are not going to look right, we are going to keep our eyes on the prize. is what is just, what is right, and what is good. and what is good for the people of this nation is not to have the corporate greed over take this nation in such a way t

the last time i checked, black and brown folks are the majority in terms of the coalition yielded to build, to win throughout the united states of america. you cannot win this race without bringing black folks, without winning over the black community. senator sanders is doing that. he increased his share in the black community and his message. we will keep doing that. we have the momentum. i know you said mr. buttigieg won iowa, i want to push back on that. we got the popular vote in iowa and new hampshire, we are 2 for 2. >> you said bernie sanders has made strides with the black vote. the campaign only spent a little over $200,000 in south carolina on ads. it was a tough place for him. he's pulling well behind joe biden when it comes to support for black voters. how is he viewing south carolina? why did he only spend just a little bit of money there? >> depends what poll you look at, the senator is eating into that. this, the black community should not be held responsible for all of these candidates win. unlike vice president joe biden, senator bernie sanders is not taking the black community for granted just because the proximity to

. >> there is not a black america and a white america and latino america and asian america.the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think everybody saw this guy is going to be president someday. but so soon? so quickly? >> did i think he had the makings of a good president? i certainly did. did i think he had the makings of a good presidential candidate? i wasn't sure about that. >> my concern was he wasn't pathological enough. he said, you know me, i'm competitive. i'm not getting in this to lose. >> how does the candidate's wife feel? >> michelle obama is a realist. she wants to know just how bad it could possibly be so she could prepare herself for that. >> at one point she asked, what is it that you think you can contribute that nobody else can contribute? and barack said, the day i put my hand up and take that oath of office, the world will look at us differently. and there are kids all over this country, millions of kids who will look at themselves differently. >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states of

rob: michael bloomberg launches mike for black america campaign amid blistering criticism of his record new york city mayor promoting economic justice for the black community, facing backlash this week over old remarks on the stop and frisk policy. >> against the wall and frisk them. rob: he apologized during a campaign stop. >> i defended it. looking back for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing too young black and brown families. i should have acted sooner and faster to stop it. i didn't and for that i apologize. >> reporter: the presidential hopeful adding he can't change history but needs to learn from his mistakes. >> reporter: joe biden is taunted as he leaves a fundraiser in new york. >> dropout joe! >> nevada and south carolina, go home early. >> reporter: this comes after his disappointing finish in the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primaries. protesters in new york held mock funerals for biden's candidacy. rob: moderate democrats in a panic over the bernie sanders surge as republicans look to take the far left to task. >> what bothers

. >> this is upsetting because donald trump has grafted black america into america first.e from the polls, african-americans are reacting and they are saying, wait a minute, carne popped up, then criminal justice reform. as democrat see the numbers move, that is why everything he does -- >> laura: everyone is racist, everyone attached to him is racist. that is all they have because they have no argument. clarence thomas married him, rush limbaugh, but he doesn't count either. >> we have some news on the nancy pelosi front of you last night the speaker acted out spectacularly after the state of the union. she seemed to be coming out of her skin throughout the skimpier she was contorting, adjusting her mouth. if you look very closely at this video, we are going to put it up, while the president is speaking, the prayerful solemn pelosi is preparing the pages of those state of the union, that copy, she starts to rip it in little pieces. look at her. she's ripping the edges i guess to prepare for her big finish. what approves this was totally premeditated. i guess people who tr

posted by the woodson center -- black america.day, sally makes the argument against medicare for all. onthere were over 4 million a waiting list to get treatment. the cancer treatment is not supposed to be delayed more than 62 days. they have not met that standard and the u.k. for over five years -- in the u.k. for over five years. in the world health study, brits are at the bottom of the wrong for most industrialized rung for most industrialized countries. foxconn rest -- >> congress approved the equal rights amendment for most citizens in 1972. it would end legal distinctions in matters of voice, employment, and other matters. thursday, the house passed a resolution to remove the ratification. the vote was 232-183. the measure now goes to the senate. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is

the democratic party has used our vote and his policies when elected would change the lives of black americamilies and proven everything he has done has proven to be a blessing to black communities. jillian: we will get to who will win the general election in south carolina but let's talk about the primary saturday. answer if you think this is true. among the candidates, the democratic candidates who understands the needs and problems of black voters a lot was the question and biden coming in 57%, top fire 48, sanders 41. this is a make or break state for biden. do you agree with this paul and wide using democratic voters feel this way? >> i agree with this polling. black americans are extremely loyal to president obama so president biden has a strong connection to president obama. just yesterday president obama released a statement condemning south carolina tv stations for running a trump and condemning -- using president obama's voice attacking joe biden. it is clear president obama swooped in to remind the black voters of south carolina the joe biden is still his man and we need to be ral

campaign amid blistering criticism on his record and former new york city mayor unfailingly for black americaeconomic justice to the black community, bloomberg taking heat with controversial remarks on the stop and frisk policy. in 2015 surfaced. >> against the wall. >> bloomberg apologizing during a campaign stop in houston. >> i defended it because i didn't understand the unintended harm it was causing black or brown families and their kids. i should have acted sooner. i didn't. for that i apologize. heather: he can't change history but needs to learn from his mistakes. former vice president joe biden and his wife defending a son hunter on the view. >> this is a guy who has done nothing but good things his whole life, my son. a whole range of things. heather: the bidens responding to accusations that hunter used his dad's influence to make millions in business dealings and a new poll published in politico that find majority of voters think hunter biden's dealings with burisma were improper. during the view appearance before a vice president once again admitted he fantasizes about beating up

pete put forward a plan for black america. read that and assess for themselves whether they think one, he can achieve it and, two, whether it will improve their lives. it's those plans, details speaking to the community, that's how you get voters to turn out. whether or not amy and pete can put in the work and earn those votes is an open question because part of that comes through time and trust. that's the advantage that joe biden has. elizabeth warren is another under covered candidate in the sense that she's building slowly. she's hiring staffers of color. that's an important factor when you are considering campaigns. who are the people standing behind the candidate talking through the policy details with them and how it's going to impact those communities of color? are those staffers white and have no relationship to those communities, no connection to those communities? are those actually the community leaders themselves, the black lives matter activists, the movement leaders who are informing those policies? i would advi