the girl that went to clemson? my dad owned the liquor store five miles from clemson. we met almost every clemson graduate. [laughter] we love clemson. it was good for business. but she transferred from harvard to go to clemson. go tigers. it is a small town in south carolina near clemson university. it was a textile town. anybody have family members who grew up in the textile business? you know, the northeast and the south had that in common. every plant i knew growing up is just about closed now. we'll talk about that in a little bit. but, my dad owned a liquor store, a pool room, and a restaurant. everything i know about politics, i learned in the pool room. it was really good training. that is why i know the iranians are lying. people like the iranians came to the pool room and you could not trust them. so at the end of the day, folks, this job of running for president, being united states senator, is something i never envisioned even remotely possible for a guy like me. one thing i want to tell you is the first guy i met said, you wear a sweater to politics and eg

the girl that went to clemson? my dad owned the liquor store five miles from clemson. we met almost every clemson graduate. [laughter] we love clemson. it was good for business. but she transferred from harvard to go to clemson. go tigers. it is a small town in south carolina near clemson university. it was a textile town. anybody have family members who grew up in the textile business? you know, the northeast and the south had that in common. every plant i knew growing up is just about closed now. we'll talk about that in a little bit. but, my dad owned a liquor store, a pool room, and a restaurant. everything i know about politics, i learned in the pool room. it was really good training. that is why i know the iranians are lying. people like the iranians came to the pool room and you could not trust them. so at the end of the day, folks, this job of running for president, being united states senator, is something i never envisioned even remotely possible for a guy like me. one thing i want to tell you is the first guy i met said, you wear a sweater to politics and eg

the girl that went to clemson. my dad owned the liquor store five miles from clemson. we met almost every clemson graduate. and we loved clemson. it was good for business. but she transferred from harvard to go to clemson. go tigers. as a small town in south carolina clear clemson university, it was a textile town. anybody have family members who grew up in the textile business? you know the northeast and the south had that in common. every plant that i knew growing up's just about closed now. we'll talk about that in a little bit but my dad owned a liquor store a poolroom and a restaurant. and everything i know about politics i learned in the poolroom. it was really good training. that's why i know the iranians are lying. people like the iranians came to the poolroom and you could not trust them. so at the end of the day, folks, this job of running for president, being the united states senator, is something i never envisioned remotely possible for a guy like me. and one thing i want to tell you is that the first guy i met said, you wear a sweater to politics & eggs,

last year, clemson university's chapter was suspended for holding a racially themed party.ow at ou the growing scandal has sparked a rallying cry. and today the normally silent statues spoke volumes. all the members have moved out of the sae house here on campus. and now the national organization is looking to kick them out permanently. lester? >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> new developments to report tonight in the controversy over hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail account for government business. the state department's watchdog said today that many e-mails by mrs. clinton and other officials may not have been saved automatically as clinton claimed. nbc's andrea mitchell has been looking into it. >> reporter: defending her use of private e-mails, hillary clinton said her e-mails to her state department colleagues were saved by them. >> it was my practice to communicate with state department and other government officials on their dotgov accounts. so those e-mails would be automatically saved in the state department system to meet recordkeeping requirements. and

sixth round pick out of clemson.ring super bowl experience with those seahawks. >>> all right. frank gore did not sign with the birds. got a better deal from end miss. three years $12 million. 8.5 of that guaranteed. he'll have a former eagles lineman her mince blocking for. trent cole got a two year, $16 million. 8 million guaranteed. he had 85.5 sacks in 10 seasons here in philadelphia. second most from franchise history. >>> shady mccoy is emotional player and the trade to buffalo was a blow mccoy and maclin came into the nfl together that parting was difficult for the good friend. shady was presented to the media today. >> i've been in philadelphia my whole life. you know for six years it was great. but once i sat down and relaxed had some thoughts to myself talked to my family and i thought it was the best move. i felt the team wanted me. they did what it was possible to make this trade go through. they wanted a player a running back that's going to give them everything he has one 10%. so at the end of the day i

income from license song pools of his records and the same thing with the happily still liveing george clemson playing that gets people into trouble. if you approach the artist or artist representatives or representatives of an artist's estate and say, we want to song pool this we're using this much of it a deal can be hashed out and everybody's happy. if you are away on your toes with a bit of somebody else's art, you can't really complain if you get busted. that does raise the bigger question in this digital age the level of protection that artists have for their work. >> it's getting harder and harder all the time. in a lecture on tv a while ago, iggy said he was raising the subject of why he did those car insurance ads. he said if he had to depend on his royalties for survival he'd be having to tend bar for a living these days because the days when, you know artists made a fortune of record sales and songwriters and publishers made a fortune of composition rights are pretty much gone. there's a joke about you see a band in rehearsal and one guy says, guess what we logged up our millionth p

income from license song pools of his records and the same thing with the happily still living george clemson playing that gets people into trouble. if you approach the artist or artist representatives or representatives of an artist's estate and say, we want to song pool this, we're using this much of it, a deal can be hashed out and everybody's happy. if you are away on your toes with a bit of somebody else's art, you can't really complain if you get busted. >> in other news now the korean flight attendant of the so-called "nut rage" incident has filed a civil lawsuit in new york seeking compensation and claiming she was verbally abused from the daughter of the airlines' chairman angry about being served nuts in a bag rather than in a dish. >>> you saw passed an ad making it the only state allowed to use a firing squad to carry out the death penalty instead of drugs and some states are struggling to obtain the drugs as there is a shortage. >>> in the united states a 22-month-old toddler is safe and well in washington state after the quick thinking of his siblings, when a man tried to kidnap

most notorious students of the university of oklahoma expelled for singing a song about lynching and clemsonite students stressing as gang members for a party t. frat was placed on probation. just this weekend an investigation launched in north carolina state where a notebook was found left behind in a raleigh restaurant filled with things like quote that tree is so perfect for lynching and jokes about rape. there are also abun dantd examples of potential criminal behavior. hazing at washington lee university of phi kappa psi and penn state kappa delta row had a private facebook page where members were posting pictures of alleged women passed out. both fraternities were suspended. >> i think it's a group that gets people to engage in more and more extreme behavior and think it's acceptable. >> reporter: one study shows the likelihood of a hate crime on campus increases 8% with each additional fraternity on campus. that's according to research by a professor at the university of california merced. it's not known how many hate crimes were allegedly committed by frat members. then there are the

the chapter at clemson suspended over a gang-themed cryptmass party featuring the image of tupak shakur. they have done things in the past, and people don't believe it's one-off. they believe it's maybe ingrain nd the way the fraternity is operated. >> some saying this sae incident is a good springboard to keep the information going about race relations. >> they do. they say this is a tough conversation we're having in america america. you have outbreaks of people making raushl statement kiia stasn campus. this is just days after will incident in selma, alabama, where president obama said there's still a lot of work to be done. that means the conversations need to continue no matter how difficult they may be. most of the folks i talk to say they are glad to have that conversation with people. >> i think a lot of people probably are happy to see a multiracial crowd joining the protests against that kind much racial chanting going on. >> yes. >>> let's change the topic and talk about the blurred lines case. the jury decided that robin thicke and pharrell williams were guilty of copying ma

student outrage after the clemson university hosted a crip-mas party. >> we haven't had time to recoveruson and mike brown. to end the week off we had a crip-mas party. >> reporter: he wrote a book about his experience at the fraternity titled confessions of an ivy league frat boy. >> there were even members of my fraternity at dartmouth in 2009-2010 who referred to the several war as the war of novrn aggression. it was founded in 1856 at the university of alabama and prides itself on being the only national fraternity founded in the antebellum south. the problem of racism and anti-semitism exists throughout the greek system. >> we have to shift the con conversation. >> sae was once called the deadliest fraternity in the country because of a serious of fatal hazing incidents. the fraternity vowed to do better and we have this. we did reach out to the national chapter of sae. they referred us to an online statement saying that this behavior was unacceptable. they also called it racist behavior. the chapter's president spoke out saying that these group of people were a bunch of quote, unq

last year, clemson university's chapter was suspended for holding a racially themed party. now at ou, the growing scandal has sparked a rallying cry, and today the normally silent statues spoke volumes. >> up next, we'll be joined by the co-director of the university of oklahoma about the situation on campus tonight. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. doers they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. >>> joining us now from the university of oklahoma is chelsea davis. tell us what's been happening at campus today and what more you might be hearing about this fraternity and other things they may have been involved with over the years. >> so the culture on campus today has been, emotions are high, people are upset. that's why the unheard movement, we've been working with senior administration to address the grievances in the black community and the minorit

. >> asked me the week before when we were at clemson. if that's what you want me to do, i'll give it a shot. i got out of there pretty easily. i didn't have any balls hit to me anywhere. >> will ferrell, are you a fan of any of his movies? pretty funny guy. i don't know about a baseball player. >> it's going to be fun to watch. i am a fan of his movies i've watched a lot of his movies. it will be interesting to see if he's in character today or who we're going to get today. >> reporter: so we're waiting for it here. we're waiting for will ferrell to fly in on a helicopter at any point right now in this game. he's going to catch for the giants. he's also going to play dh and get one at-bat for the white sox before this is done. buflt buster posey had some advice get good and loose. following will around arizona, now back to you. >> if i'm ron burg andy i'm in as ricky bobby. >> well will ferrell's suiting up isn't the first one to suit up for the giants. the team posted this picture on twitter today showing jerry lewis and dean martin pla

in 2014 the chapter leadership at clemson resigned.ssues at a lot of college campuses not just at the university of oklahoma? >> definitely. this does show that there is a trent, this isn't a coincidence, this was not a mistake. as i said seeing these videos seeing the expressions, this is something that's a regular, not something new to this group. >> naomi thank you for your time tonight. >>> still ahead, hillary clinton's two phones defense of her e-mail server. republicans finally set a date for the loretta lynch nomination vote. and people have spoken they want tina fey. "conversation nation" is next. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. find a certified financial pl

a couple of times, because it is not the first time that sae has been caught up in this, because clemsonversity threw a par tu ti where the members dressed as gang members, and in st. louis, that chapter was suspended for pledges who sang racial slurs to black student, and sae in 2007 suspended in memphis over the harassment of a member who had a black girlfriend. so i would ask you, does it have a race problem, but it is obvious that it does have a race problem. so what is going on? why so much so many racial issues when it comes to the sae? >> again, i don't know, because i have been a part of the university or the fraternity since 1992 and i never experienced that the type of racial hatred or ugliness. i originally pledged at boston university which is a extremely diverse chapter and i came back to the university of oklahoma and was a founding member of the chapter, and going through the restructuringing and we built a house based on diversity and personal responsibility. so if you look at the greek system every house has its own culture at every university even within the fraternitie

last year clemson's university chapter suspended for holding a racially themed party.ying cry, the normally silent statues spoke volumes. all the fraternities members moved out of the sae house here on campus. now the national organization is looking to kick them out permanently. joe? >> thank you so much gabe. >>> you know al we talked a couple of days ago. mark, you were here as well. talked a couple days ago with gene robinson and mark how you look at ferguson you look at what's happened in oklahoma. i grew up in the south. i lived there for, you know 50 years. and i never saw the type of behavior that we saw in that video, and gene was talking about how there seemed to be these pockets. he talked about giving a speech in pennsylvania and he was shocked at what he heard up there. help us understand this because we were saying a couple of days ago, well mika said we're all shaken by it. gene talked about it being alarming and ugly, and we kept asking, where did this come from? where did this come from? two days ago, and then of course yesterday we get sidetracked on

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