my first television appearance ever was on msnbc hardball with chris matthews. [laughter] i had never done tv before in my life and i had a buddy who had done tv twice so he was an expert. [laughter] he said lean forward that his first to. it makes you look better stature better posture. [laughter] lean forward and don't let the host cut you off. 46 times chris matthews cut me off. i was a newbie. i didn't anticipate i would go into tv. i read a couple of events organizations when i came back from iraq and afghanistan supporting in the battlefield then fighting for reform at the v.a.. through that, and it up doing appearances on tv in different places. a lot of ended up being fox and fox and friends. i will never forget, one day they said have you ever thought about asking questions instead of answering them? i said i'm happy to try anything one time. the worst i can do is make a full of myself. it went ok and that was in 2015 early 2016 then took her carlsen who was the fox and friends weekend host took the primetime gig thank goodness. because he is amazing. t

this is chris wallace. >> chris matthews. larry: chris matthews. he was longtime democratic speaker of the house. of student observer of politics. most white people would never vote for somebody they thought was racist. nonsense. why would donald trump want to be known as a bigot? this guy, donald trump, four years. best economy ever for black people. he pardoned jack johnson, first heavyweight champion that was black. obama did not pardon him. but trump did. he parted alice johnson, serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for black colleges on a 10 year basis. he did the first step act to allow, by the time he ended term, 5000 black men would have their sentences reconsidered and reduced. he pushed enterprise zones to reduce taxes and regulations in distressed areas to improve the black economy. he supported school choice, which urban black parents and hispanic parents wanted. he secured the borders in the best ways been done in decades. why is that relevant for black people? the person who has done the more work on immigration is an econom

let's bring in chris matthews and charles coleman.ial for a problem here for donald trump? >> i think we already know it's a serious problem for donald trump, he knows it, too. if you read the complaint, it makes clear that donald trump attempted to settle this at one point but letitia james wasn't interested in whatever it was he was offering. i think what people have to understand is we've been focused on the myriad criminal investigations that donald trump has been engrossed in and engulfed in to this point. i've said for a long time, it may very well be like al capone, something like mail fraud, tax fraud. we've seen donald trump's misrepresentation around his taxes, finances on a personal level as well as the valuations of his properties are coming back to bite him. letitia james is holding his feet to the fire because there are not two separate rules of the law regardless if you've been the former president. this is a serious issue. he understands that. i do believe the criminal referrals that letitia james had in her complaint

also frequent guest remember what happened to chris matthews? >> vigilant to respond to that?ooked a story that came out years ago. result result. we can move they went sherry democratic line thanks to the book it's great. a man dressed in frappe but that the right. i can put a sticker over it or something. i agree with everything he has to say. it's a shame that this delay. i have been a very conservative southern states. i think i chose to do. i don't think it's going to be able to get this going to be arrested for what he is guilty. i have to say thank you. but just how each state republicans conservatives lock about hillary and the payments or just an object's state the wind i is no evidence of an eclectic compromise security. jake had not about that since ie read about that at the time. that is big mistake. let rise in creation. evidence of it being compromised. is that cap could not take his been able to teach you and me and calling in. he's asked about it by the national archives in the abbey, getting step back in the back and handling them, they think about is if he le

my first television appearance ever was on msnbc's hardball with chris matthews. i've never done tv before in my life and i had a marine buddy who had done tv twice, so he was an expert. he told me, he said just lean forward. that's his first tip, it makes you look better stature, better posture. lean forward and don't let the host cut you off. 46 times, kris matthews cut me off. so, i was a newbie, i did not ever anticipate i'd go into tv. i ran a couple vets organizations when i came back from iraq and then afghanistan. one, supporting the war fodder on the battlefield and then supporting reform at the va, still an ongoing issue obviously. through that i ended up getting appearances on tv at a lot of places. a lot of it ended up being fox and friends. and i'll never forget, one day they said, have you ever thought about asking questions instead of answering them? is that i'm happy to try anything one time, worsley i do is make a fool of myself. it must have gone okay. that was 2015, early 2016. and then tucker carlson, the fox & friends weekend host the primetim

chris matthews is nothe f on the front page of the newro york times this morning.there was no justice department investigation into her. >> that's weird. and everyone knows knows it's weird, but it's hardly the only n shocking news story that's notno being covered is a news story also missing from mainstream coverageinstreamcoverage. this video from memphis ofl young criminal promising to murdemurder white people becauf their skin color to irish out of white>> the ric male fashion. why, old ladies, why break kids ? so tha>> tuct video is recordedn a day after the rampage, same citer rampage in the same city, memphis, committed by a felon called ezekial kelly . kel kelly , like so many peoplef who've committed murder, recently was let out ojail ef jl early. >> but no one in charge in the democratic party in memphis seem bothered by that. >> in fact, while he wasstat killing people, a statet called representative in tennessee, a democrat called antonio parkinson, complained that the real problem was police might hurt ezekiel kelly . that was his main concern quote, t

he was also a frequent guest on msnbc, chris matthews. remember what happened to chris matthews. did you want to respond to that? guest: there was a story years ago that was all resolved so there was nothing to it. host: shary in calabash north carolina on the democrats line. caller: thanks for writing that book, it's great. i can't wait to read it. i wish it but that man's picture on the front but that's all right. i'll put a sticker over it or something. i agree with everything you had to say and it's a shame republicans have to act this way. i live in a very conservative southern state. it's something i chose to do but i don't think trump is can a be able to run because he's good to be arrested for what all he's been doing. that's all i have to say. guest: one thing that's if interest to me not as a related to the book. how you see republicans and conservatives who chanted lock her up about hillary clinton and her mishandling of emails when she was secretary of state turning to complete blind eye to what donald trump did with classified documents. you couldn't write this stuff

he was also a frequent guest on msnbc, chris matthews. remember what happened to chris matthews.id you want to respond to that? guest: there was a story years ago that was all resolved so there was nothing to it. host: shary in calabash north carolina on the democrats line. caller: thanks for writing that book, it's great. i can't wait to read it. i wish it but that man's picture on the front but that's all right. i'll put a sticker over it or something. i agree with everything you had to say and it's a shame republicans have to act this way. i live in a very conservative southern state. it's something i chose to do but i don't think trump is can a be able to run because he's good to be arrested for what all he's been doing. that's all i have to say. guest: one thing that's if interest to me not as a related to the book. how you see republicans and conservatives who chanted lock her up about hillary clinton and her mishandling of emails when she was secretary of state turning to complete blind eye to what donald trump did with classified documents. you couldn't write this stuff b

let's bring in chris matthews, and white house reporter for politico and "morning joe" senior contributorn as he campaigned in pittsburgh and milwaukee. >> so, chris, i'm just curious, the fallout from joe biden going to your home state and saying some pretty basic things on the trump right has been quite something to behold, the fainting couch is quite remarkable. you had a president this weekend calling the fbi vicious monsters, other lead republicans, figures calling them wolf, the fbi, men and women who serve in the fbi who want to devour americans. they are the enemy according to these people. they called for defunding the fbi. lindsey graham said if you actually try to make donald trump have to, you know, if he has to -- if he's held to the same legal standards as the rest of us, republicans will riot in the streets and there will be violence. you've been at this for a very long time. you know pennsylvania politics. that sort of extremism, how is that going to play in bucks county? >> well, bucks county is a tricky business. they're likely to re-elect the republican fitzpatrick. thi

the point where they would put a racist in the white house and puothers a talkshow host on msn, chris matthewshe wrote a book where he talked about political campaigns, sharp book. he said most white people would never vote for somebody if they thought they were racist. this is chris wallace. he used to be the press secretary for tip o'neill, longtime democrat speaker of the house. a student lover of politics. most people would not vote for somebody they thought was racist. it's nonsense. wh a donald trump wanted to be as a bigot? the end of this guy for four years. best economy for black people. he pardoned the first heavyweight champion, 15 year effort led by the documentarian and sylvester stallone. george w. bush and obama didn't pardon him but donald trump did. a very long sentence for a nonviolent a serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for colleges on a ten year basis. he did something called the first step act to allow for the time he ended his term about 5,000 reduced to 70 months. he pushed the enterprise zones to reduced taxes and regulations to improve the black economy. h

are not having conversations, but also debates. 20 years ago, i came to washington and i was on chris matthewsw, and baiting the issues. chris didn't agree with me, but we were having conversations. what happened as we move from liberals and conservatives to left and right. there is no longer a debate or conversation taking place, and there is division. i have spoken out about this, and i think it is wrong. but it is a frustration coming into our society, just as we saw in 2020. we've got to learn to have differences. i'm not saying to drop our differences. i will never surrender the ideas i stand for, but that doesn't mean that i hate people are just like them. we are americans. we have to come together and work through our differences and reach consensus. i don't think this is helpful. host: we will continue to do that on the washington journal. on january 6, you said you spoke out against it. to president trump play a role in what happened? guest: i did not support the president calling for the rally. i didn't go to it. when it occurred, i was in the office of secretary of state mike pompeo

now we turn to another breaking story out of south carolina with the democrat matthews running against chriss under fire after being seen on tape attacking white people. here's the video. you decide. >> [muffled audio]. >> [bleep]. >> sean: we reached out to the campaign for comment. she confirmed it is her in the video but said she was taken out of context. fellow democrats in south carolina are slamming these remarks. she is remaining defiant. >> first i was a racist against blacks. now i am a racist against white house. here's the raw truth. if you are not here to do a job, take your a home. i never knew he was a journalist. never. he presented himself as somebody who wanted to work on my campaign. >> sean: that hate filled rhetoric is unacceptable. it's what we come to expect from the new extreme democratic party. here with reaction the author of america a redemption story, tim scott. that's your opponent in south carolina. you have to treat them like adam schiff. >> absolutely. you are 100% right. we are all part of the seam family. these bigoted comments towards white and black people

chri. he didn't read paul. he didn't read matthew or mark or luke. hs trying to reflect on the profits and the law and he was trying o say, i think, this is how you have been taught. i'm going to l to you another way of looking at of looking at this in the contet of where you are and where you e living now. this is not to be ad from god that is exclusionary. but inclusive. >> okay. >> i think when we understand tt understand that and then the ats the attributes of christ, the christology of christ, then i be we can understand better how we should live. what was jesus talking about when he was quoting isaiah? what was this ay show moment when he was runningy from the profits of the bile? wt was that all about? do we have the same situations here? i dont think you can really understandw testament scriptures unless youd you understand what they are reg off of, how they are evolving of of that. they are echoing off of what they know, but they have been taught. launching out into a new way of applying it to their lives. >> it's often said without the s yo

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matthew g. leonard >> michael lepore >> charles a. lesperance >> jeffrey earle leveen >> john dennis levi >> alisha caren levin >> and my brother chrisn him. chris is now gone 21 years and i believe he would be extremely annoyed at the state of our country today. and his behalf i'm going to remind our elected officials why they have their jobs. the preamble to our constitution, we, the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common descent, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of the ready to ourselves and our posterity through the established constitution for the united states of america. i will be voting in november. if you're not upholding the constitution, and i were going to be out of a job. that is what chris would want. god bless america. [applause] >> and my brother donald walter robinson junior. this never gets easy. words cannot express how much you are missed and loved pedro legacy lives on through your beautiful four children -- and loved. your legacy lives on through your beautiful children, family, friends and team