and now to alan dershowitz, author, and cnn political commentator bob beck, author of "i should be dead." alan, here's the book. you're going to get me in trouble someday because people are going to say something else. i'm sure it's a fascinating read. douglas, let's talk about monday's debate. this will be the first time that hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head. this is happening when tepnsion are high in charlotte and around the country. talk about the significance of monday night because a lot of people are going to be watching, and there's a lot at stake. >> it is. it will be super bowl-like ratings. i think ever's at stake. getting momentum out of this first one for donald trump is a must. he needs credibility. i think he hasa credibility gap. people want to see if donald trump can really talk about policy issues, talk about not releasing his taxes to rest. hillary clinton has had the albatross of the e-mail scandal around her and seeming to not have been her best, to have been sick of late. there's already psyching out going on. i think the debate is -- we can't exagg

bush, van jones and bob beck. van, to you first. four members of trump's campaign have said that trump now believes president obama was born in the u.s. the campaign manager kellyanne conway said it on cnn this morning, ben carson, rudy giuliani. why hasn't trump said it himself? >> i don't know and i wish he would. we usually try to score cheap political point on each other, we go back and forth and it's a good little scrimmage. this is really, really important. this is a deep wound for a lot of african-americans who felt that he was being delegitimated as an african-american president. you can say others have been questioned, as well. but it struck a deep, deep chord and it caused a lot of pain because people felt that so often, african-americans in offices and in positions of authority are undermined. it's a very easy opportunity for him to step forward because nobody believes that crap anymore for him to step forward and it would heal some wounds. i don't know if it gets any votes but it would show some character. >> last night

the specifics, were still earning that out but we want to really think the board and bob beck and betied up for working with vested allowing us to have this wonderful opportunity to be a part of treasure island. i do know there's anything you want to say? >>[laughing] let a woman handler >> sherry again. we are excited about this before the details we have to work out. as were looking at doing a training program on site and without looks like and resources to put that together and then i don't know if you're aware whenever members are mature works committee to the janitorial but i also have a cafÉ in dahlia: bake works. there's some synergy there between their already training people with barriers to employment there at that cafÉ and so that we can bring some of that knowledge and expertise to a training program as well and in addition to the many different community partners that we work with in a job system that work with people with barriers from implement all over the city people that have expertise that we are excited about putting together a dynamic training program where the p

tidie especially and folks at tida and bob beck and liz are here from tida. we're grateful to those folks here and sherry williams from tie die and we did direct mailings to everyone on treasure island and right now the residents and businesses is small enough we could reach everybody. the theme that we heard far and away the most is affordability and concerns for current residents of affordability so we have three proposals that are designed to address the concerns. the first one is just our basic need to achieve the level of transit service that is called for; that robust level of transit system disproportionality and low and moderate income households and we need to achieve that and living without a car to actually be a voice, a viable option for the people on the island. number two an approach to supporting affordability for the low and moderate income households. currently on treasure island and those that will move there in the future. 25% at least of those units will be below market rate and this is a program any household eligible for the units can ta

and 2008 michelle obama went to a black church and used the term "whit "whitey," by our friend, bob beckat have to do with hillary clinton? >> all i'm saying is i think it is interesting democrats have pushed some of these racial issues in the past. that doesn't excuse what donald trump did, but if the question is, does hillary clinton bear some responsibility for starting it, certainly her allies certainly do. >> no, she does not. and this has been proven over, and over, and over again and we -- you know, corey and all of trump's supporters can say that hillary clinton started this until they're blue in the face, but it doesn't make it true, and additionally, what it does is it continues to undermine whatever smid smidgen of credibility, if any, which i don't think there was any trump supporters have in defending this vile act that has been going on for five years. if he had said last night, if he had said that five years ago, i would have said okay, yes, he ended it. he did not end it, and in fact, the reason why he didn't end it is because the majority of the american people know he w

the specifics, were still earning that out but we want to really think the board and bob beck and betied up for working with vested allowing us to have this wonderful opportunity to be a part of treasure island. i do know there's anything you want to say? >>[laughing] let a woman handler >> sherry again. we are excited about this before the details we have to work out. as were looking at doing a training program on site and without looks like and resources to put that together and then i don't know if you're aware whenever members are mature works committee to the janitorial but i also have a cafÉ in dahlia: bake works. there's some synergy there between their already training people with barriers to employment there at that cafÉ and so that we can bring some of that knowledge and expertise to a training program as well and in addition to the many different community partners that we work with in a job system that work with people with barriers from implement all over the city people that have expertise that we are excited about putting together a dynamic training program where the p