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. >> today gerald boykin didn't look like someone who lost his job in a scandal. >> in 2012, buttigieghe fbi was investigating his police chief for allegedly making illegal recordings and phone calls of four white police officers. >> in january of 2012, a few weeks after taking office, i learned of a situation if which police officers were allegedly recorded if violation of the federal wiretap act. >> tapes of the phone calls, which have never been made public due to ongoing litigationened that the mayor, himself, says he has never heard are said to contain racist language which has only added to the tension. >> we want to hear the tapes. the anxiety has been there for some seven years. people want to know who said what at this point and i think tapes need to be released so that people can hear that and move on. >> how do you explain this incident in particular removing the city's first african-american police chief and in what was a very complicated situation so that people understand it from your perspective? >> have you the most thing is honesty. it was a challenge and drove a wedge

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the second night of debates here onn onnen cnn .outfront now keith boykin democratic strategist of pennsylvania rendle. governor, joe biden. that was the pause. he wanted to be coy there. does he need to come out swinging? he was genteel and of course last time at times that came off as maybe not being, you know, fully ready for the circum. is this totally different this time? >> yeah, i think so. i wrote a column for the hill being published monday says let it rip, joe. by that i mean not necessarily go after kamala harris or anybody else attacking him in a negative sense. but aggressive and affirmative and proud of the record. a happy warrior. it's like he was playing not to lose in the first debate. playing to prevent defense in football. we all know the prevent defense only prevents you from winning. he has more aggressive, proud of his record and shoot back but be strong. >> keith, you know, when he said talking about kamala harris and her medicare for all not requiring a tax increase on the middle class. he goes what is this a fantasy? is that what we see coming out slamming. >> he is goi

keith boykin, angela rye, alice stewart. so good to have all of you on. good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> we're seeing candidates announcing new plans almost dale, right? mean, you heard mayor pete on anderson talking about the douglass plan that he's going to announce to combat racial inequality. he polled at 0% with black voters in our latest cnn poll but there's a real push for candidates to aggressively go after the black vote. >> there is. it's important because the black community is a central part of the democratic constituency, the democratic base. if you don't win black voters, there's almost no chance you'll win the nomination, so what you see is kamala harris got a bump after her debate performance when she challenged joe biden oint grass issue. she got a bump from african-american voters which gave her a bump in the polls overall, so she's seeing a result of that. now pete buttigieg is trying to make an effort to make a play for that vote as well. you see other candidates have been trying to do the same thing. if you

our front now, keith boykin, who was a white house aide for president clinton, and former white houseunder president obama, jen psaki. the bidens and the obamas became very close. now you've got -- this isn't a thing where you need to go through advisers. they have each other's cell phones. they could talk, right? so to me it seems not insignificant that they have not done so directly since the debate two weeks ago, when biden was widely perceived as having done poorly. >> well, i don't know what the president could say to vice president biden at this point other than i'm staying out of this. i think it's wise for obama now to involve himself in this. i think michelle obama was right to make the comment that the whole family was staying out of this. and that's what former presidents do. they let the people decide, not the party elders decide, and theron they come in and endorse whoever the nominee is. i'm not concerned for joe biden or for barack obama. i think this is sort of standard operating procedure for both of them. >> it does, jen, though -- and i get the point, but it seems w

outfront now, former democratic governor of pennsylvania, etd rendle and keith boykin served as a clinton white house aid. great to see you both. governor, biden announced it raised 21.5 million in the second quarter. saying they hit the goal. it's less than mayor pete buttigieg who was a virtual unknown six months ago. one source cold told cnn jeff zell by wab the campaign was blind-sided how much butting was able to raise. it's great news but bad news for biden >> remember he got into the quarter 66 days ago. mayor buttigieg and the other candidates have had 90 plus days to raise money. he has raised the most money in this quarter per day number one. but number two, look, kate, this raise is not decided by money. pete buttigieg and the big four bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, kamala harris and joe biden will have plenty of money to prosecute this campaign. money is not going to decide the race. >> that's a good point and i do like that moniker, the big four i'm going to steal that governor keith. this is money -- this is money other -- when you looked bernie sanders, pete butting -- t

keith boykin a aide for president the clinton and a member of president trump's re-elect advisory councilapril you covered the president. you have the kevin kbhaergt and the mcconnell saying the tweets are not ratesist the president saying i don't have a racist bone in my body. >> do you agree. >> what constitutes racist to senator mcconnell? bottom line, if we look at in happening right now in congress, these resolutions are not going to do anything to the president. they are just in perpetuity. they have no teeth. but they are fighting so feverishly why are they doing it? one, because they are trying to galvanize those who pleef the president is racist that support the president who will vote for the president. ner rallying the base. and they want to show democrat that is they are fighting against -- they want to show their base they are fighting the democrats against this. is the president a racist? his actions are racist. his words are racist. his words are hurtful. what happens if this president goes to a rally and these people say send them back and start naming places to send them

i want to go to keith boykin from the clinton white house aide and paul begala who served as aide tont clinton. keith has the clock run out. nancy pelosi had reasons for stalling. now when you you i talk to people in the senior leadership in the senate they look for this or that happening. they're not talking about the mueller report. have they run out the clock. >> i don't think there is a clock. the constitution doesn't say the president shall be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors unless the congress is about to have an august recess. there is nothing in the constitution like that. the law is the law. and the members of congress have a constitutional duty, obligation to hold the president accountable. nancy pelosi already said we are in a constitutional crisis. she already said that donald trump should be in prison. what more needs to be said in order to justify the holding the president of the united states accountable for his misbehavior. >> this is what now 97 democrats. you've had four i believe jump onboard in the past 24 hours, paul on the impeach president train. fiv

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member of president trump's 2020 re-elect advisory count and former clinton white house aide keith boykinanks for being here. i have a lot to get to. how can he say he is not happy about the chants and disagreed with the chants when he tried to stop the stants cap chants when he didn't. they got it from him. >> crowds get out of control sometimes. you've ever been to a rangers game as i have or any big auditorium when things start and you've been speaking. i've spoken at big events like this it takes a while to understand what's being said. and you're also thinking ahead what you're going to say let's give him the benefit of the doubt for a second because he did denounce it today. i have tots this too as a supporter of the president, i don't want this. i don't want to see this again at an arena. i don't think the chants are helpful in any way shape or form. because i think he is winning on his own on the merits. but the other side. >> i got to say it's hard -- strains cred utility to believe that he did not hear it and that he spoke quickly. >> because it's not true. it's a lie. trump sta

former republican senator from pennsylvania, rick santorum and keith boykin rm former clinton white house aide. the president was asked about the racist chant and every time deflected. at one point he seemed to defend it. is he changes his tune once again? >> you know, as i said before, it all depends upon how the wind blows. well for this president it is about his base. what they think. if the numbers rise because he says this, he will keep on doing it. i was in the oval office yesterday when he told me -- i asked him, will you -- what will you do to stop it or will you stop it? he said i'll certainly try. but today doesn't sound like he is certainly going to tray. we are hearing from a lot of his base that feel it's okay. i mean just a couple of days ago after the tweet, when the president was doing his manufacturing event, you heard the crowd clap and cheer for him talking about, you know, they should go back to their home countries. i mean, there is a certain sector in his base that feels this is okay, but this is america for all people. the president is going to go with the wind, and

a adviser to mitch kpaunl and keith boykin served as a aid in the clinton white house. what's your reaction to kmaun comparing himself as a fellow descendant of slave owners which of course was widely reported by the former preponderate. >> i think hiss statements are offensive inability accurate and hypocritical. it's offense toef mock a serious discussion about repairationance accommodating what took place for african-americans with a joke about president obama. it misrepresents president obama, the feeling behind his opinion. he believed it was politically difficult to accomplish and might be able a little difficult in terms of policy matter to administer. and president obama still supported the concept of helping african-americans but felt maybe the best way to do it was a universal instead of specific approach. mitch mcconnell says let's not do anything at all. that's a different approach. foinl finally i think it's hypocritical because last month mitch mcconnell was saying that barack obama was repairations for slavery, the idea that one -- one black person would