cosby, have no remorse and will never have remorse.ty in 2005 by the commonwealth, never charged, however, a low-life district attorney and a corrupt judge needed me guilty now, not for justice, but for their political aspirations. they say, mr. cosby, you must attend these classes. why? one word, entrapment. i stand upright as a political prisoner and i smile. the truth is strong. lily bernard is one of cosby's accusers and is here with us now. lily, what's your reaction to his statement that he has no remorse and never will. >> wow. well, that's just another brilliant display of bill cosby's malignant, narcissistic, psychopathological babble, where he continues to parallel himself with real heros and victims of the civil rights movement. he audaciously does this with people who are no longer here to be able to call him out on his depravity. and on this valentine's day, on this spirit of love, i want to call on the spirit of elly be s beezel who said the opposite of love is indifference and neutrality only helps the accused. >> the fa

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cosby's wife camille has not visited him at his request.ad, he reportedly talks to her on the phone three times a day. cosby apparently refers to his time behind bars as an "amazing experience" despite the circumstances. he's serving a three to ten year sentence on three sexual assault convictions from 20-18. still ahead at 8 this is not your ordinary package theft. what was inside the stolen box is helping a 14 year old boy and costs more than a new car. also -- actor chris pratt is responding to a claim that his church is anti-l-g-b-t-q. how he's defending his choice to attend. and next. a close call on a treacherous road. the mistake a truck driver may have made that led to hair-raising collision (ken) and take a look at storm tracker four. heavy downpours hitting much of the bay area. it's only going to get worse. stay right here...for updates on this powerful storm this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and

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there are new details about bill cosby's life behind bars.ccording to cosby's spokesperson, what a title that is, mom, i got a job. oh, doing what? im i'm a spokesperson. >> you wake him up at 3:30 a.m. and he exercises, he does leg l lifts. he's down to 195 pounds. he hasn't eaten any bread, no dessert, and he hasn't drank any coffee since's been he's been . and the funny thing is mrs. cosby's been trying to get him to quit drinking coffee for 55 years. >> jimmy: the only thing that could get me to quit is three to ten years in prison for sexual assault. if i was folgers, i'd get that to my media committee immediately. and he considers himself to be a political prisoner like dr. martin luther king. nobody slipped anything in his drink to make him have a dream. this unseen footage of bill cosby behind ♪ [ laughter ] wow. i mention that tomorrow is valentine's day. a lot of couples. many couples get married on valentine's day. and for those who do, josh groban has a new video for those specifically about to tie the knot. ♪ >> well, hi, i'm jos

she claimed cosby's lawyer damaged her reputation when he leaked a letter attacking her.s dismissed her case based largely on her role as a public figure. in a 14-page opinion, thomas wrote the supreme court should consider overturning a decades' old landmark ruling that makes it difficult for public figures to win libel suits. >>> "the new york times" reports on accusations of body shaming at a wisconsin high school cheerleading banquet. parents said they were shocked last year when cheerleading coaches at tremper high school in kenosha handed out awards referencing girls' body sizes. when the school refused to take action, the parents turned to the aclu which is threatening to sue the school district. the aclu said it wasn't the first time the coaches made inappropriate comments to the girls. >> the most troubling thing that we heard from a cheerleader was that nobody had brought this forward after it happened in march, 2018, as far as the girls go because it was normal. >> the aclu is asking the school district to discipline the coaches and institute mandatory sexual h

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let's talk about bill cosby. he's speaking out from prison.public statement, he says he has no remorse for crimes. he compares himself to a political prisoner. and he names the likes of martin luther king jr., gandhi, nelson mandela. what do you think of that? >> i think there are better strategies that he could be using to reach the attention of the supreme court of pennsylvania, a little something that i know about. and i don't think invoking race is the way to go. i think, frankly, those statements after the two trials where his spokespeople lambasted the local judicial system and placed it in local terms was mistaken. he has, brianna, legitimate, bona fide grounds for appeal. he's got a legitimate claim to say that he was convicted based on deposition testimony that should never have seen the light of day and that if the deal was honored, that he fulfilled, where he would testify with the knowledge that he'd never be prosecuted, and then had that turned against him, i think that's a -- that's a very valid issue that the court will be incli

. ♪ >> 1984 "the cosby show" comes on. bill cosby is not new to tv. he's had other tv shows.e. >> i wanted my scrambled. >> coming right up. >> they talked about parenting. before that, the kid were cool and the parents were idiots. then "cosby" says, the parents are in charge, and that was something new. >> instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway because i'm your son. [ applause ] >> that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! [ laughter ] >> it helps the casting a lot in television. the kids were just great. >> if you were the last person on this earth, i still wouldn't tell you. >> you have to tell me what you did. just tell me what's they're going to do to you. >> unlike every other show on tv, it's showing an upper middle class black family. this wasn't "all in the family." they weren't tackling deep issues. but that was okay. the mere fact they existed was a deep issue. >> the decade was waiting for something real. in other words, unless it's real, it doesn't seem like it moves anybody. if s

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cosby is appealing his tnviction.y the transportation security administration announced it set a record for gun seizures at airport security checkpoints. pete williams is working on that story tonight for nbc "night news." >> reporter: the transportation security administration said its officers found a record number of guns in airline cary on bags last year. an average of 12 weapons were found eve day for a total of just over 4,200 for all of 2018d thecoveries came during a year that saw airline travel up by 5.5% over the year before the tsaid significant security enhancements contributed to the record. nearly nine out of every 10 of the weapons found were loaded tsa said and of those a third ha a round chambered, meaning ready to fire. the gunsere foundt half the nation's airports, mostly the ndwest south. more on this tonight on nightly newsith lester holt. >> they found fewer guns at dulles and bwi than in 2014. the numbe of guns at reagan national did go up but just slightly. you can watch pete's full report on n

bill cosby had the number one show.te was where blacks were really main lynch pins of the culture and there was a white backlash. kids didn't want their kids imitating people like michael. >> can i add something else if you remember. we were on that road together. let's not forget south africa and the anti-apartheid movement that was going on at the time and how politicized that was and now they denounced nelson mandela. i'm not so much concerned about -- i am concerned about who ran the medical school and where were the adults and all this. but we also have to wonder, fraternities, these things don't happen in a vacuum. students know these things. i'll close by saying the issue of racism, all it needs, it's always just below the surface, and all it needs is to be scratched. and here we go. let's just be real and be ready to speak up. you know, i always say this. you celebrate diversity, you agitate for diversity, and you educate for diversity. >> hugh, let me ask you. the president has said he will either go for a nati

. >> gentleman item was first bitten by the love bug when he saw his wife lisa bonet on the cosby showy met it was explosive. >> fireworks. everything i wanted it to be and more. >> when i saw her i was standing in front of madison square garden signing the first thing you want to know what it was? you going to be my wife. >> it was a mutual friend that led to alison brie and dave franco hooking up in the big easy. >> we met at mardi gras in new orleans. i was out there celebrating mardy grass and a mutual friend introduced us. >> darren chris and mia. >> we met in college, but it's debated over which place. i'm pretty sure it was a bar. she thinks it was a sandwich shop. >> sacha baron cohen was a brit and wife isla fisher is an aussie weren't clear. >> it was a high end company, $7,000 each. we recommend them. dating match australia online.com. >> sasha and isla are about to celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary, so whatever they did worked. >>> if you expect to get engaged or you want to show off the date night bling, tonight, tips with everything you need to know about hand rej

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cosby kind of thing. >> last fall i mpled guilty in federal court to felonies at the direction of and coordination with individual number one. and for the record, individual number one is president donald j. trump. >> well, you know, the thing is, he hears number one, he can't help but get excited. the republicans were relentless in their blind defense of the president. their strategy seemed to be we don't believe this liar. we believe the other liar, okay? as if being a liar wasn't the main reason trump hired michael cohen. the job interview went something like this. will you lie for me, michael? yes, mr. president. welcome aboard. but i have to say, seriously, and this is -- [ applause ] i watched the whole thing. it is disturbing to me that these republicans in the house. not all of them, one of them, named justin amash from michigan seemed to be reasonable. almost none of their questions were about dronald trump. if i was president and was accused of something i didn't do i would want a full investigation, i would want them to ask real questions. instead, they had this image of tr

's like, a bill cosby. [ laughter ] w and thatt got me off was bill cosby. [ laughter ] i mean not literallyng in london, is guy in the front row. i look at him, i was like, "excuse me sir, what part of england are you from?" he loses h mind. he was like, i'm not british, i'm australian. [ laughter ] aussie, aussie, aussie. and all these australians popped up like little minions, like aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, aye. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i didn't realize it was so offensive to mistake an australian for being british. [ laughter ] i just looked at him, i was like, my god, man, the british flag is inside of your flag.er [ laug it's in the top left hand corner, face timing your flag. [ cheers and applause ] they asked me to do shows for u.s. troops. i thought it was a setup immediately. [ laughter ]o like, this? no, we want you to go to kuwait and iraq.th i'm like's where my family fled from. [ laughter ] you want me to go back into a a war zone voluntarily, ll do it you don't know where you're going. and we were in northern iraq. we're about to walk off the base. me and the t

you said it's not bill cosby, but who knows? >> that's a fair point.o get beyond what we know. >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> i agree with you. you're right. >> but he is in better shape having it play out here than in public. in public you get all of these questions, what's the right standard? court of public opinion. do you believe they come forward? if so, how much? we're all mixed up about what to believe and whatnot? the pendulum swings back and forth but in court we know the standard. >> can i say something? the unusual defense to have someone say i believe all of these women are lying. >> all of them? every single one of them. >> then you have the smollett case coming out saying this is some sort of cover up by the chicago police department. this unusual defenses that are coming out of chicago, it's going to be very interesting to watch and i have to tell you chris, i kept watching the news, i was traveling today and i had to do some speaking things and other business before work and i kept looking at the e-mails and i said, if this day

she claimed the improper sexual advance by cosby. she claimed he was liabled. the lower court said you injected yourself into the public sphere. for that reason, the supreme court also declined to hear the case. justice thomas, clarence thomas said you know what? it's time we revisit this law that this rule, this court law that says that a public figure can't sue unless he can prove malice. that's the finding of the famous new york times versus sullivan case, and thomas thinks that have wrongly decided. we'll get decisions here tomorrow and this is sort of a light workload week for the court. they're only hearing two cases this week, and then they're back again for more oral argument next week. >> i'm sure you'll be back there as well. pete williams, thank you. >>> we want to turn to something that may end up making it way to the supreme court. protesters from denver to d.c. demonstrating against president trump's emergency declaration at the southern border. 16 states are suing to block the president, arguing the plan to redirect billions of dollars from the p

officers who have been accused of misconduct now sets out to better good is hiring one of william cosby to teach. way to discuss is are corrupt. thank you. very much scampering through is a really good to everyone supports education of the nation's youth but not the police these comps need to be off the streets and in the classroom because they got kicked out of the local schools for tasing children. it's true that sixteen of the seventeen officers leading these implicit bias trainings as they're called have one hundred eleven complaints of misconduct against them a hundred and eleven are you kidding me it's crazy it's just the complains lee i didn't even get into the lawsuit so don't blow your outrage low just yet oh the lawsuits are they teaching them how to be racist but better no no that's ridiculous but when i first heard that the teachers were abusers i thought the training was an immersive experience where the police themselves would be subject to full cavity searches in the morning and then in the afternoons the trainees would have cocaine planted on them which they were then ar

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>> trevor: did he just turn into bill cosby there? what was that? i don't know! i don't know! got to go! build the wall! but that was a pretty insane admission. right? president trump is saying instead of getting informed and then passing that information on to his audience, he would prefer to just get them riled up. that's what he wants. he said, i don't want to go talk to the people. thank god he's the president and not my doctor. the numberses wanted to show me a chart of your diagnosis but i didn't have time for that, time to clies slice and dice! i got this freddy krueger glove i got from the t.s.a.! ( laughter ) trump was in rally mode. he didn't care about facts and figures. he was so excited because he was going to release his remix to build the wall. ( audience chanting ) >> now, you really mean "finish that wall" because we built a lot of it. finish that wall. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: they built a lot of it? wait? what? so now we're doing "finish the wall?" i don't know how much actual work they're doing on the border but in trump's world they're making pro

strategist offered to get the tournament awarded to another country in return for seven million dollars cosby's lawyers deny any contract was signed or action and the u.n. secretary general has told african leaders they are setting an example to rich countries in their treatment of refugees and trying to get terrorist made the comments at the start of the african union summit in ethiopia where refugees will be one of the main topics of discussion on the microsoft founder bill gates his foundation's extensive involved in funding projects in africa address the summit and also spoke to al jazeera about why he was that. my focus is on the opportunity . of the human capital here in africa the right things are done with the young people in terms of health and education that there's a very bright future for the continent there's a lot of great examples here. who done an amazing job getting their primary health care system or clean and you know no reason why that can't be done in in all fifty four countries and kurdish led forces backed by the united states are trying to push myself from its last pocke

german car workers and had this conversation what they care about their jobs what they care about a cosby making that the bases are going to go your route just for that i'm not talking to the bosses i'm talking to the european peers the ones who make the decisions want to do something actually your and their backing myrtle grove your rock then let me tell you why your rock we are due to leave the european union at the end of march and i'm saying ok the european elections take place a few weeks later what i want to try to do is a guarantee of success what i want to try to do is to make sure that those m.e.p. is who are up for reelection are asked by their electorates are you going to vote for sensible trade deal are you going to vote for our jobs because you know one thing's for certain there are a one point three million people in germany whose jobs rely on exports to the u.k. market so what happens if it all goes wrong and we haven't even started what have the negotiations do you said in twenty fifteen you said in twenty fifteen at the oxford union none of us knows what the risks are if

. >> were you moved when bill crosby accepted the award for "bill cosby: into the universe. >> i understoodescribe the beat and the rhythm for me. >> i don't have the same nurkic it had but you couldn't-but move when you heard the song. >> can you sing it a little bit? >> i think i clan, i think i clan. i couldn't stop sipping it after i saw it. >> a lot of people were saying jimmy kimmel didn't seem present as a host. what are your thoughts? >> i think i've seen him more energetic in other award award d maybe he was a little sick. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break whchlts we come back, it's ray romano versus charles barkley in "name that famous celebrity." stick around. we'll be right back. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ ♪ now it's your turn to play. ♪ ♪ i t

he's even defended bill cosby in one of his sex assault accusations. >> he loves defending high pro file walls in his office are covered with news clips of himself. >> one possible reason he's not named a suspect? he's got an airtight alibi.alib. that's him enters a local convenience store around the same time his wife is being gunned down. >> authorities are not releasing details, but it appears kauffman's shooting death was not random. >> i meet him in a restaurant, and he says, let me tell you something, i have a very good attorney and i've been advised to not speak to anybody about this. he's like, you might need to really start to realize that this is never going to be solved. and i said, well, i'm not going to realize that, i said, because, i will never stop finding out, and i walked away and i never spoke to him ever again. >> as the months drag on, kim says the only could shoulder icier than jim's is the one she's getting from then atlantic county prosecutor mcclain. >> he would just say it was active and open and not say much more. >> did you get the impression that he was deter

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the same thing happened with bill cosby.s a racist conspiracy to take down black men of achievement. and so i think we've been willing to do so, but it is important to point out that this recent arrest is the result of decades of work by black female activists and r. kelly's victims who've been demanding his justice for all these years because he's been a known pedophile for all those decades. >> and the details are quite explicit, but what might his defense be at this moment. >> well, this is a tough case because the evidence as outlined by the prosecutors in this bail hearing is pretty powerful, pretty pronounced, pretty detailed. and according to the reporting, there's even been a videotape made that michael avenatti turned over to the cook county's state attorney's office, which shows sex acts between r. kelly and a 14-year-old girl in which allegedly, it is made referenced several times to the fact that the girl was 14 years old during this act several times. so i think, really, per the statute, the only defense that r.

that was the year of michael jackson, year of jesse jackson, year of bill cosby. backlash against blacks and that was the only reason you had black face to someone who everybody was accepting as a pop star. i think he further damaged himself and i repeat since he loves michael, he should go back to the mansion and play beat it and start packing. >> parts of it was comical and we do have to go to a break. i was watching it. there's a visceral reaction of embarrassment for our country. this is the governor of virginia, somebody who admitted to all of these things. >> the idea of a new south sort of died with the last election in which, you know, african-american aspierants to the governorship to virginia lost with some of the nastiest, ugly and racial tactics. all of that happen this year. to now have to deal with this, why this man would put that state through this a year ahead of what is for a lot of american the most important presidential election in our lifetime's, it is beyond selfish. he ought to take some time to think about his state, his party, his constit

. >> we talked, bill cosby was the number one artist on tv. we're not talking about back in the day as they call it. >> no, we're talking about -- >> 1984, you are a medical school graduate, in your yearbook graduating. >> yep. >> you're going two a doctor over including black people, and you didn't know blackface was offensive? and -- >> exactly right. >> -- his defense was i don't know if i was in that picture, but i did do a blackface on michael jackson. >> as if that's any better. as though that is any better. no, i didn't do blackface that time. this other time i certainly did. >> in the same year. >> confessing to a racist act no matter what should be disqualifying for anyone leading a state. and so what i think -- what needs to happen now is democrats, americans, and virginians, have to have a gut-check moment about their values and zero tolerance for racist acts. >> and i think that's the point, shermichael, is that, you know, you accused of robbing a bank i said last night, say, no, i didn't rob chase manhattan bank, i robbed wells fa

kelly needs to be brought to justice and after bill cosby was convicted, there all of a sudden was a lot more conversation about we're looking at this list of powerful men, who me too helped to bring down, where is r. kelly's name? and black women consistently said something needs to be done. dream hampton, black woman, the woman behind surviving r. kelly, and i think it was much more difficult for people to say, you know, maybe this didn't really happen, when you saw these women sharing their stories, and their allegations, and crying, and you saw the amount of emotion, with them, and with their families, it could no longer be ignored. >> honestly, that docu-series is difficult to watch because when you hear from these survivors themselves, tell about these awful situations they found themselves in. joey, we are talking about evidence here, and allegations that span over two decades. i mean it goes all the way back to 1998 to 2010. how important is the length of time that these accusations cover going to be in terms of presenting the evidence in the case? >> it is a great question,

we saw that with bill cosby. you know, he cried that this was a whole attempt to bring him down.ith clarence thomas. he said it was a high-tech lynching when anita hill brought those sexual assault, sexual harassment charges against him. so i don't think we can underestimate what happens in this society when black girls come forward to tell their story. but we have to give dream hampton, who did that documentary so much credit, and then kim foxx. kim foxx went on national television after that documentary and says, we can prosecute predators -- >> state attorney in chicago. >> i need witnesses, and i need victims. yeah, she's the district attorney. and she made a national call for victims and witnesses to come forward, and it was shortly after that that the grand jury was convened that led us to this day. i just want to say one thing to that lawyer that just went on television and said all those women are lying. he needs to know it is a new day. it is time's up for lawyers and anyone that tries to intimidate women and call them the liars and the miscreants. women now are being be

hannibal burruss doing just crowd work with the crowd in philadelphia would lead to a perp walk for bill cosbyshadow joke by michelle wolf would lead to where we are with the white house correspondents' dinner. but at the same time, i've said a million jokes that don't lead to massive political or social change, you know what i mean? they have impacts in ways we could never imagine. that's the way i think of it. >> part of the reason i think people are so excited about you, first of all, there are just not that many muslims who have any platform, let alone young and cool and all the stuff you get accused of being. >> thank you, van. you didn't read that from a prompter. the prompter just says blank. that was from the heart. >> that was from the heart. truly from the heart. but you arrive at it in such an interesting way because you say you're an insider, and you're an outsider. >> yeah. >> your family is an immigrant family, muslims from india. >> correct. >> but you were born here. >> correct. >> so you're an insider, but you're also an outsider. talk about that a little bit and how that affe

. >>> bill cosby speaking out from prison for the first time.ations representative from nbc 10 in philadelphia calling his situation entrapment saying a lowlife district attorney and corrupt judge needed me guilty now, not for justice but political aspirations. calling himself a victim like martin luther king jr. and gandhi. >>> up next, 69% of americans expect to be financially better off a year from now. that's according to a new poll. but should we be optimistic? i will break down red flags after the break. will break down after the break. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathtaking adventures, tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so you can make your next trip... monumental! read reviews check hotel prices book things to do tripadvisor >>> president trump is

strategist offered to get the tournament awarded to another country in return for seven million dollars cosby's lawyers deny any contracts was signed or action and the u.n. secretary general has told african leaders they are setting an example to rich countries in their treatment of refugees and twenty of the terrorist made the comments at the start of the african union summit in ethiopia where refugees will be one of the main topics of discussion the microsoft founder bill gates whose foundation is extensively involved in funding projects in africa address the summit and also spoke to al-jazeera about why he was that. my focus is on the opportunity . of the human capital here in africa to the right things are done with the young people in terms of health and education that there's a very bright future for the continent there's a lot of great examples here. who done an amazing job getting their primary health care system working and you know no reason why that can't be done in in all fifty four countries and kurdish forces backed by the united states are trying to push i.c.l. from its last pock

bigger than "cheers," "the cosby show." they were in walmart so you're in the mood to buy.hey put product ads in the tv's in their stores. they were able to generate a little extra money. but of course walmart tv went the way the big networks did. now they have much more advanced ways to analyze the purchase data. it really is a second coming here. caroline: does it get awkward at any point when you go to the highest bidder? worry, way, it may not not pit one customer i guess the next. they charge them for where they see them on the isle. matthew: exactly. you charge them to get the best shelf space and trade dollars or trade spending. this will be a little different up front. a price per click. onyou want to get your ad that product page on walmart.com or kroger.com, this is what it will cost you guys. a little more up front in that way. but it is something retailers should have been doing more of.they always had this data . it is very valuable. why not monetize it? scarlet: they are building on a relationship already there. your story mentions alibaba, which owns an ad ag

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. >> here at home, bill cosby says he will never have remorse for the sexual encounter that sent himison because he considers his conviction the work of a, quote, low-life district attorney and a corrupt judge, end quote his stance could leave him to serve the high end of his three to ten-year prison term. >>> according to multiple reports, the baltimore ravens are trading their long-time quarterback joe flacco to the denver broncos for a fourth round pick that. means they're committing to lamar jackson and the broncos are moving on from case keenum, she tried to say back down to you. >> sue herera, thank you very much. >>> we'll discuss whether oil's big rally year to date. >>> plus cooking and homegoods when we're joined by author and enepne ashcuy.trreuryea rr val, vern... i'm off to college and i'm not gonna be around... i'm worried about my parents' retirement. oh, don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... ...dealing with today's expenses... ...like college... ...while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay... without me? um... and wh

the difference between kevin spacey and bill cosby and a governor and a president, there needs to be a distinction. >> there's a legal layer and political layer and cultural layer as well. you looking through this poll and buried deep down there was a question about black face. i was startled perhaps unreasonably. 11% of residents in the state of virginia have either worn black face or know someone who has. 2019, that was the result of that polling. >> i haven't seen that yet. can you be startled or should you not be, is the entire point, the truth is that racism is very deep-seated in our society. we see instances all over and shocking but not that shocking because we haven't come all that far. when the first wave of me too scandals came out, a lot of men said, who knew this was happening around us and women said -- >> obviously, this is happening around us. maybe it's time to have that same conversation about race. >> let me say this. virginia is not blue yet. virginia has a tortured history with race, racism, confederate state. and the northern part is very blue and the leadership