chris ralph is still with us.are your thoughts on how .ig this becomes clearly a dreadful event has happened, 39 people losing their lives. this is turning into a battle between rome and brussels. this could dominate the european agenda this autumn. the titans could be using this as a way of stimulating disagreement between brussels and rome, which ultimately may create dysfunction in the and if that italy leads to fresh elections in italy, that would not be perceived as being a good thing for the euro. talked about the strength of the u.s. dollar. there are reasons to be cautious about the euro's prospects. these are the risk reversals at their lowest since 2017. just how low can it go? we've seen the dollar flex its muscles, that's undeniable. terms of a real challenge , where italy and germany could it potentially go? >> i would say that one could easily see the euro against the dollar, if there is usually negative sentiment against the , we get onto this agenda of countries disagreeing with the stability of th

ralph peters, always good to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to check in with chris cuomo at the top of the hour. >> peters makes gulp. >> the way talking about stalin, it's pretty intense. >> it's just weird that they're using the same phrase. so tonight we're going to take a little bit of a different tact on this issue about collusion not equalling a crime. i actually think that the media got out over its skis on this, and i think we're missing the forest for one tree, and i'm going make the legal case today. and i think it's mostly common sense where you can start with where we're hearing from the trump legal team right now, but still wind up looking at a whole garden basket of potential criminal activity that stems from this. so we'll lay out the case. we're also going to take on the man who wants people to be able to make their own 3-d guns at home. he is going to make the case to the audience as to why. and we are going to test it, my friend. >> chris, your screen getting bigger and bigger, your white board there? >> yeah, it is actually. i actually have two white boards. >> either that or you're shrinking

ralph. >> i feel like you need to sit down and analyze this picture. there's so many things reggie ha noticed. so many layers. >>st chris and floods. new threats on both coasts this morning. the holy fire scorching everything in its path now forcing 20,000 evacuations. massive flames rushing toward these homes. >> hey, backyard is on fire. >> the desperate battle under way to try to contain the blaze while the east braces for a major washout. the heavy rain now on the way. >>> space force. the trump administration now revealing their plans for the space force. that new branch of the military they want in place by 2020 even asking supporters to vote on a logo. >>> breaking his silence, actor casey affleck now addressing those sexual misconduct allegations. why the oscar winner i

chris goodwin. this is the race in identitity, one yearr after charlottesville panel. our sponsor is virginia wilson monger, and our moderator is w. ralph eubanks, visiting professor from the university of mississippi and the author of "the house at the end of the road: the story of three generations of an interracial family in the american south." >> thank you, chris. ms. i want to welcome you all to our panel, race and identity one year after charlottesville, and i want to extend my thanks and gratitude to jenny monger for her sponsorship of this panel.r last year right after charlottesville, i got an e-mail fromom a friend, and and it said post a photo of the ole miss riot in 1962 and charlottesville in 2017. the caption read, "the names have changed, but the racismci remains the same." the contrast between the two images was the menacing light of the of tiki torches. now, i really talked about this panel not just in terms of race, but in identity. we make ourselves up from a toolkit of options made available by culture and society.cu welt do make choices, but we dob not determine the options among which we choose. ofh course, racism