the first black basketball player in north carolina were charlie scott in 1966.became a great player in the nba and is also a hall of famer. we've had tremendous former black players. james worthy, michael jordan, a lot of the great successors in north carolina have come from black players. it was certainly all in the form in 1910. when the acc was formed in 1953, that set in motion what is now known as acc basketball. about four years into the acc north carolina went 32-0, undefeated national champions, beat wilt chamberlain and kansas in triple overtime. that game changed college sports, it changed sports here at the university of north carolina, and it certainly changed basketball in the acc. when north carolina won that national championship game, there were 10,000 people at the airport when they came back. it was the first televised game in the state of north carolina, the national championship game. so for a lot of reasons, it took off in the 1950's with that national championship team, some of the great tar heels from that team. from that, coach smith, dea

the first black basketball was charlie scott. he became a great player of the nba. he's also in the hall of fame. michael jordan, a lot of the great successes come from black players. certainly, it was an away team in 1910. when the ac was formed in 1953, that really kind of set in motion what is now known as a c seabiscuit all, about four years into the ac, north carolina 1:32 and oh undefeated national champions. b chamberlain in kansas and triple overtime at the national championship game. that game changed how sports -- it changed sports in north carolina, and it certainly changed basketball in the sec. north carolina when that championship game, there were 10,000 people when the team came back at the airport. it was the first televised game, the national championship game. for a lot of reasons, it really took off in the fifties with that national championship team. rosen blue then tommy turns, and some of the great players from that team. from that, coach smith, dean smith, he began his program five years after that. coach smith became the winningest coach in c

they're larry hogan and charlie baker and phil scott. you know that. you're in vermont, right?o, i mean, what about those guys? >> well, it's almost like a different party. now, i worked for all of those guys. i love them. they'rwildly popular. if the republican party really wanted to operate like a business, it would be all over these guys saying like, "dude, teach us what you know. how do we become more like you?" because if we can win these states in a presidential race, we're going to own the world. instead, they treat them with sort of benign neglect. and it just shows how far trumpism has become ingrained in these states and how it's not going to go away after hopefully trump loses. >> you worked for mitt romney in 2012. you helped run his campaign. and there was a moment in the romney campaign where mitt romney accepted donald trump's endorsement. i'm going to show you a clip of that. >> it's my honor, real honor and privilege to endorse mitt romney. so, governor romney, go out and get them. you n do it. >> thank you, thank you. there are some things that you just can't

it over to ick charlie in florida and scott who take us through another swing state, addition of the swing state map. on the great state of florida. >> thanks, guys. >> thanks, kevin. thanks to the architecture of president trump's 2016 victory and we're talk to about one of key states today. i'm joined by my colleague, matt explore the new swing sync the that will outcome. >> that's right, today we're states, at one of those florida, florida, the nation's biggest swing state. i have covered politics for 12 years. i'm currently the co-author of florida playbook. reporting is on governor's response to the presidentialnd the election a lot from florida. before we kind of dive into the issue, "politico" video producer mary new unanimous provides some background. take a look at that. >> a dinner party, hey, you know should invite, a bunch of lderly jewish people and some gay people and a bunch of conservative cubans. outf you haven't figured it yet, he is talking about florida which is a major swing state and president trump's official residence since last year. florida has quite the rep

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charlie, there was a focus on donald trump and the african-american community. the black community. herschel walker with a personal relationship story. 37 years a relationship. here's tim scottrgia. >> 1994 biden led the charge on a crime bill that put millions of black americans behind bars. joe biden said if a black man did not vote for him he was not black. joe biden said black people are a monolithic community. joe biden said poor kids can be just as smart as white kids. the democratic party doesn't want black people to leave their mental plantation. news for joe biden we are a free people with free minds. >> bret: making a go at the black community as far as votes. look back at 2016. hillary clinton got 89% of the black vote against drornlt. -- donald trump. and asked about the choice of voting today, joe biden gets 78% and donald trump at the 8% number. looking to move that number? >> i think absolutely. of course, herschel walker's testimony was one of the most powerful testimonies of the night. also think about it. coming off of last week. i feel like the bar was set low. the democratic national convention last week was one of the gloomiest and most depressing affair

picture charlie evans paints and, steve, you talked about it and the market matches more what the economic opportunity is. >> you know, i like to think of reasons why the market is right, scott know you do, too in this case it's possible the market is pricing in a more optimistic scenario. look, the economists were wrong about the first two moments of employment and maybe that turns out to be the case i think when you look at alternatives, where am i going to put my money and get a return, it's more -- it's a better deal for me to put money in the stock market and bank on the full return of the economy a year or even two years from now than it is to put it into a one or two-year note where i get almost nothing for that gamble >> yeah. although mike raises the issue of maybe europe has the better bang for your buck right now given where the recoveries are -- >> reporter: right. >> -- and how uneven they are. >> just to follow along, steve, i think that's right that's been supporting the market combined with the secular themes around technology that have also been obviously clear winners. as we move into the fall, the risks around the public health challenges, the risks around