. >> five seconds, back in 1963, daniel patrick moynihan wrote about the destruction of the black family. he said he was noticing a disturbing trend of fatherless black homes, and an increase in black men going to jails and higher dependency on welfare. that's where we are today. it's not because of lack of opportunity. >> it's not because of single mothers, i'm sorry, that is not fair to blame single mothers. >> you have a lot more grips for the male. i'm sorry. thank you for coming on. is attorney general eric holder getting ahold of the situation or perhaps making it worse. to tea party.net chief strategist nigel. what do you think of overall purpose and mission in ferguson? >> i suppose it's somewhat political damage control in that the president quite frankly has been a miserable failure in reference to the black community. just look at the statistics, the amount of black wealth that has been lost during this obama economy, the black unemployment rates are much higher than they are on the national average. and i think he sees an opportunity, and make no bones about it, i keep hearin

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