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man, oh, man where does this end, dante? he knelt yesterday and said this to my colleague, erin burnett, watch. >> i was truly hurt. i don't think a lot of people truly understand what it feels like to wake up in this country and not feel equal. to truly, truly feel your voice won't be heard as much as somebody else's. and to hear the president, the leader of our country call somebody a son of a bitch that i have a lot of respect for, to call a group of men that i have a lot of respect for and talk about them in that language, it was tough. it was very emotional for me. and in that moment i knew i could no longer continue to stand by and not take a stance. and i decided i had to take a stance that says regardless of what you're peacefully protesting for, you have a right and deserve to be able to do that. and please, at some point can we address the fact that so many people in our country don't feel equal? >> clearly, what happened friday night changed the conversation for so many players. that was a breaking point, correct?

you know, we've got to get some more love happening in our world. >> dante? >> i think tnumber one issue wa to promote awareness, was to promote a conversation, inspire conversation to bring this to the forefront. this issue has been going on for a very long time. until we're able to face these uncomfortable truths, i think conversation will be much more difficult. but i continue to go back to, and it's becoming redundant to -- for me to try to get people to understand or at least to understand where they're coming from how this has anything to do with the military, how this has anything to do with disrespecting or respecting the country when players are human beings just like everyone else. and they are obviously allowed and afforded their first amendment rights. when you say they shouldn't do it at work, the very first amendment is the one the founding fathers of this country thought they should have as the number one amendment. whenever you start to tell people this is when they can't talk or this is when they should talk, anything is up for grabs, not onl

steve: all right, dante.at the north pole the elves might play when santa's not around. dante: steve, i'm gonna say they might play with ms. claus. alison: ah. colleen: oh. steve: oh. oh, ho ho ho! oh, the little elves trying to get killed. playing with ms. claus. dante: whoo! alison: good job. good job. good

players and their business interests and not the president of the united states -- >> so do you think, dante, for the owners about the bottom line and not out of the goodness of their heart, they're standing up for the right thing? >> no, i do believe that they have great relationships with their players, a lot of their players and personal relationships with their players. but at the same time they're also running a business. and that can't be refuted. they are running a multi-million dollar business. and so they also are obviously looking out for their players, but at the same time they're looking out for their best business interests. and when those two coincide in opposition to what the president's saying, for them, that's a no-brainer. >> jack, how might this be playing out in the locker room? especially when you have a number of owners who supported the president before, but how is this playing out among teams and with the owners or even the coaches or whomever who may have supported this president? what's that look like right now? >> i think it's definitely uniting the locker rooms. r

book tv, we will look at how new hampshire became the first in the nation primary state with author dante scala looking at the new hampshire primary and presidential kpolitics. >> we see ourselves as a place where a candidate can rise up from being a virtual national unknown to a contender for the nomination. >> at sundate 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we will tour the new hampshire statehouse and looking at the history of the building and the state legislature. >> new hampshire's house of representatives has the oldest continuously used legislative chambers in america. and here is the room where the largest state legislature in the united states works and meets. >> and then a visit to the home of franklin pierce to learn about the life of the 14th president. watch c-span's city tour of concord, new hampshire, saturday can at noonest earn on c-span's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on c-span3 working with the cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> president trump reportedly agreed to work with democrats on the plan to help people who are the children of il

the help of our comcast cable, we will feature the areas literary community beginning with dante scala on new hampshire's role during the presidential election. >> new hampshire's role is to be the primary, that is first of all the primaries in the nomination process and that's a spot on the calendar that we held now for about a century and it's grown in importance over time as the presidential nomination process became more democratic with a small d. new hampshire and iowa work together to basically narrow the field for the rest of the country. new hampshire primary has been the first in the nation for a century and it actually happened by accident. two accidents. the fortunate one is for us. one is that new hampshire decides to hold its primary in conjunction with town meetings which occurred in the springtime and that wasn't to be first, that was essentially to save money, to have multiple elections on the same day. but when we started the presidential primary, we were not first. there were a couple other states ahead of us but remember the time, it wasn't the case that primaries de

dyson smith tiles long-distance to dante. back.a would strike racist on the sideline for the score.r wood trail -- demassa trails at the half. johnson breaks the whole, hits the tackle and goodbye. they rallied past tonight the 42-18 is the final. said,challenged us and .his is it, >> gave up 18 points of the first half, we responded the way that we needed it did not allow them anymore points for the remainder. gave most of their starters a day off against the mets and still almost beat them. ki hita rookie -- nori aoi the ground rule double. the mets take the lead and go on this home opener tonight, blanked by st. louis. that is why they call it preseason. make the mistakes now and get ready for the regular season. did you like that positive spin? >> >> it is like a summer weekend. butl started today, temperatures get close to 90 degrees for the weekend. for everyone not loving it, you can see the last couple days extended outlook we drop back to the 60's. the next few days will feel like august. temperatures are staying up but the rain will stay away until the end of next week. ne

. >> we have to talk to dante for years about the dangers he may face.ood young man, law-abiding young men, never within to do anything wrong, yet because of the history that still hangs over us, the dangers he may face, we have had to literally train him, as familieses have al over this city for decades, and how to take special care in any encounter he has with police officers -- who are there to protect him. and that painful sense of contradiction that our young people see first, the police are here to protect us and we honor that, and at the same time there is a history we have to overcome because for some many of our young people, there is a fear. for so many of our families come a there is a fear. amy: that is mere de blasio talking about his own son and the police. heat fromook a lot of all sides of the political spectrum during that time because as you recall, he had already moved further to dismantle the stop and frisk policies of the bloomberg administration that were still being battled in the courts. he settled the central park 5 case, jogger

april 5, 2016, dante cotton saw an overturned car that collided with a pole. the driver told him her child was inside the car. acting on immediate instinct , he crawled through broken glass to rescue the baby from the car. both the mother and child were taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries. in august of last year, dante again found himself in the right place at the right time, again on his letter carrying route. on his normal mail delivery route, an elderly woman whose home had been invaded ran up to him needing help. he drove her to a police cruiser, ensuring her safety. his courage is being recognized by the national association of letter carriers, which has given him their 2017 hero award. i uld like to thank dana fo -- dante for his acts of true hoe rowism in our community and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from haye seek recognition? -- from hawaii seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. jose fun tess was brought to

gets sick that's my responsibility to take care of them >> irma expected to cause widespread damage, dante lucas from dc's homeland security is an expert. heading to florida's capitol tell has see. >> be assisting with management, planning, operations, logistics and some other things as they leave. >> reporter: somed first responders others saturday. remember all of these goods inside these trailers have been donated by members of the police union. but they will be on the clock when they head down to florida, the chief support this, the mayor supports this, they want to do all they can to help the people who have been hit hard by the storm in houston and also the storm to come that should head through florida. in southwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >>> hurricane coverage continues as thousands of people are evacuating tonight. what about people who are not able to leave? we're going to take a closer look coming up next. >>> could apples next big thing have to wait a little longer, why the next iphone could be delayed. if you got an idea for a story, call the fox 5 tip line, the numb

dante stallworth. you're welcome on this broadcast any time. come see me when you want something to sachlt. >>> joining me to talk about this and health care is california democratic congresswoman barbara lee. with a welcome you to. i want to ask you about your response to the president withdrawing the white house invitation from your golden state warriors franchise player. that's in your district there. >> yes. and first i just have to say i'm very proud of the warriors. i'm very proud of steph curry for exercising hir first amendment rights because they want to make america better. they want an america that really is an america for liberty and justice for all. secondly, nancy pelosi, leader pelosi and myself, we wrote a letter very early to the warriors and we invited them to the capitol. we invited them and their families, the team, whom ever they wanted to bring. and so they're still welcome. i'm saying to them that if you want to come to the capitol, we'll welcome you at the united states capitol. >> all right. i want to get to nbc news po

dante stallworth is a wide receive with six nfl teams. and heidi perez be a rydba. obviously "snl" has great satire. but i've never seen anything explode totally across the american landscape culturally. every television show today, i'm sure "the view" did it, everybody did it. we had a meeting with our producers. every one of our young producers is into this story, more than any story we've covered. tell me why tough, rough football, and this use of the race issue, the way he engaged with it. when he said "sons of bitches" he called players. >> here is the thing about donald trump. he never played the game. and yet he talks about football as if he is some kind of an expert just because he ran the usfl into the ground, as if that qualifies him as an expert. when he stood on that stage, he violated something he doesn't even understand. that's something in the nfl locker room they call the brotherhood. which means that tons of nfl players may not agree with colin kaepernick's reason for taking the knee, fighting racial inequities in the criminal justice system, raisin

we have a lot to talk about with dante stallworth who played as wide receiver. quote, donald trump never played football, and therefore, does not understand what seattle seahawk michael bennett calls the brotherhood. this means when someone threatens the livelihoods of the players and disrespects their families, they will stand as one. i mean, is the net effect here the president brought together two forces that often disagree, the league and their players? or what have they set off in terms of this conversation as a country? >> donald trump overstepped and now he's reaping the whirlwind. all of this started because donald trump was in huntsville, alabama, making in speech on friday. donald trump, you know, he has this lizard brain that's finally attuned to the worst angels in the nature of his audience. i'm sure he thought to himself, hey, i'm going to demonize black dissenting athletes. this crowd in alabama, they're going to eat it up. donald trump did not understand the brotherhood in the national football league. he did not understand the sense of, i am spa

a look at how new hampshire became the first in the nation primary state with duct tape, -- dante in his book stormy weather. >> we still see ourselves as a place where a candidate can rise up from being a virtual natural -- national unknown to becoming a contender for the nomination. >> at sunday at 2:00 on american history tv, they too are the new hampshire statehouse taking a look at the history of the building. >> new hampshire's house of representatives has the oldest continuously used legislative chambers in america. here is the room with the largest state legislature in the united states. piercehome of franklin to learn about the life of the 14th u.s. president. watch the cities tour of concord, new hampshire saturday at noon on c-span twos book tv and sunday at 2:00 on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> sunday on book tv, live coverage of the brooklyn book festival, starting at 10:00 am eastern, msnbc host chris hayes discussing his book "a colony and the nation." a law professor, author of marriage in america -- intimacy in

dante fowler scoops. and he's going to go 53 yards the other way for a touchdown.ll go on to win big, 29-7 your final. pretty much what i expected in week one, both the raidsers and niners have a lot to improve on the difference. raiders have to win on the road. baseball coming up at 6:00. we'll see you then. >> how many twisted ankles have you seen in your time watching football? >> actually you see a lot. i think you see more in the nba. the high ankle spranl, hopefully he doesn't have that. he said he should be okay next week. >> good to hear. thanks, shu. thanks, p next hurricane irma a impact on you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, we're tracking irma as the eye of the storm closes in on tampa. after flooding the state's southern cities. and a search for a gunman tonight after a popular member of the lgbtq community is shot to death.

they approached the first italian checkpoint fitzroy will will spoke in what must have sounded like dante will open yonder so i and my companions enter and the italians were so astonished that he just drove then. they drove ahead in the dark and most of the kayaks were punctured so none could be use of a called off the operation. there were four of them in this operation. as they were marching out they realized instead of for they had become six because two italian soldiers obviously thinking some weird military parade was taking place in the middle of the night had joined the back of the line so i think this was the only time in the war will. access soldiers marched together in perfect harmony. as they left fitzroy was completely high on the turtle and at this point calling out the italian guard and addressing them and bizarre italian saying what you've done here is incredibly dangerous. there could be british saboteurs all over the place, you are fired. the operational support failure and had no impact whatever but as planned will randolph did indeed write it off in a series of wonderfu

they approached the first italian check point, he addressed this astonished italian in astonished dante. pretty style will open yonder barrier so my companions come with. i think he was so astonished he threw open the barrier and they drove in. go down to the dock and discover both inflatable kayaks were punctured. neither could be used. they called off the operation. there were four on the operation. as they were marching out of harbor, they realized instead of four they had become six because two italian soldiers obviously thinking that some kind of weird military parade was taking place in the military parade joined. this was only time in the war that allied and axis soldiers marched together in perfectct harmony. fitzroy was high and dressed down it italian guard had done, saying there could be british saboteurs all over the place and you're all fired. as i say this was, the operation was a total failure. had no impact on the war, except as planned randolph did indeed write it up in series of wonderfully vivid letters he sent to his father. that insured the future of thehh sas.s. ch

the help of our comcast cable, we will feature the areas literary community beginning with dante scala on new hampshire's role during the presidential election.

star dante stallworth to discuss the incident minoa yeah that's right at the start of the football season tonight is expected to be protested by some some in solidarity with michael bennett some protesting the n.f.l.'s policies and responses from recent actions by their very own players and the most recent one involving seattle seahawks defensive end michael bennett has the n.f.l. at odds with the las vegas police department but it alleges that the las vegas p.d. targeted him for detainment following reports of shots fired at a nightclub following the mayweather mcgregor fight because of his race so i asked n.f.l. veteran donte stallworth if he agreed with mr bennett's assessment about racism. people always say that there are good apples and then there are bad apples and i mean at the end when you look at the whole system there are criminal justice system in general there's an issue there and it's something that we as a country and american particularly don't like to face when we have issues with you know whatever it is whether it's race relation issues or whether it's economic issues we

opener former wide receiver dante stallworth joins us tonight for a conversation i mitchell's reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we start tonight with what officials are now calling a dangerous major hurricane bearing down on south florida erma is expected to make landfall near miami on sunday morning over to rick scott is urging residents to evacuate the state gas shortages have hit florida creating massive lines and delaying the evacuation process for more details on this we go live tonight to miami to our t. correspondent marina marina. and more than six hundred fifty thousand residents in miami dade county have been instructed to flee their homes in advance of hurricane irma's arrival that's nearly twenty five percent of the county's population now mayor carlos gomez expanded miami's evacuation order this afternoon to include all evacuation zones a and b. as well as part of zone see this includes all of miami beach flown flood prone areas in the mainland like downtown and brickell where i am currently reporting from the mayor say

comcast cable partners, for the next hour we'll feature the area's literary community beginning with dantela on new hampshire's role during a presidential election. >> new hampshire's role is to be the primary that is first of all the primaries mt. nomination process -- in the nomination process. and that's a spot on the calendar

that is wrapped up by dante. >> joel: when your quarterback is inexperienced they are important. and you don't get a chance to be in a live game. lewerke has things to work on. >> gus: that one sailed high. it was intended for felton davis. next week have a tough one as they will host iowa. iowa fighting hard against penn state this evening and coming up short. 2nd at 10 and 41. lewerke, in the middle. that is crowded by hunter. gape of 23. >> joel: good throw by lewerke. and starting to find defense. the defense is not playing as hard. and the they have done a heck of a job in notre dame. >> gus: he's knocked out of bounds. notre dame, next week, miami and ohio. and then they will go to acc action as the fighting irish will take on north carolina on the road. 2nd down and four. lewerke goes deep. closest man to the football, cody white. joem joel miscommunication on the outside and this is why the reps are so important. these wide receiver and this quarterback have to get on the same page. finding lewerke. he had a mistake in the game. pick six by julian love and set the tone fo

opener former wide receiver dante stallworth joins us tonight for a conversation. reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we start tonight with what officials are now calling a dangerous major hurricane bearing down on south florida erma is expected to make landfall near miami on sunday morning over to rick scott is urging residents to evacuate the state gas shortages have hit florida creating massive lines and delaying the evacuation process for more details on this we go live tonight to miami to r.t. correspondent marina marina. and more than six hundred fifty thousand residents in miami dade county have been instructed to flee their homes in advance of hurricane irma's arrival that's nearly twenty five percent of the county's population now mayor carlos gomez expanded miami's evacuation order this afternoon to include all evacuation zones a and b. as well as part of zone see this includes all of miami beach flown flood prone areas.

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dante lucas from dc's homeland security is an expert. he's heading to florida's capitol tell has see. >> >> management, planning, operations, logistic, and some other things that they >> reporter: some first responders have already left. in total, over a dozen people helping neighbors to the south, all of these i guess inside these trailers have been donated by members of the police union. but they will be on the clock when they head down to florida, the chief supports this, the mayor supports this, they want to do all they can to help people who have been hit hard by the storm in houston and the storm to come that should head through florida. in southwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >>> meanwhile, washington nationals are trying to help hurricane victims beginning today and running through sunday, september 17th, the nats will be collecting nonperishable items, cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items to send to texas and possibly the southeast after irma hits. donations can be dropped off every day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

. -- i ams also a book sure it was dante's inferno. we were never to look at that book. that was hell. i asked my grandmother if he lived over there in europe as well. she said he probably did. convinced are all that he also lives in washington dc. [laughter] arthur: i just don't know what the chances are of changing it. however, be that as it may, the isry of standing bear remarkable. he went through the entire from --of the travels he joined in 1889 and attended and continuedn there. wreck work by peter has a talks about the rocky bear and a performer with the wild west show and the painting that last -- the last of the buffalo in the front window of the sun in paris. he quotes rocky bear as saying that upon his return to the united states, he planned to make all of his children of his tribe look -- look upon the great men dear staff. the indian was the master of all he could survey. bear could have been there. i know we have heard stories about him traveling and going up to the top of the eiffel tower and seeing the world from that perspective. redshirt -- and others,

dante fowler will scoop it up. he's going to go 53 yards the other way for a touchdown.ns 29-7. >>> madbum and the giants visiting the white sox. not a good day at the office for bumgarner. 2-1 sox in the second. two batters later, abreu crushes one to center. madbum allowed six earned in five innings as the giants fall 8-1. >>> 19th annual breast cancer awareness day at the oakland coliseum. no score in the fourth. matt chapman facing keuchel. chappy takes him deep to center for his 12th of the year. 1-0 a's. keuchel struggled in the sixth. he walked marcus siemian with the bases loaded, and he would be done for the day as the a's sweep the astros, winning 10-2. >>> men's final at the u.s. open. top seed rafa nadal taking on kevin anderson. first set, rafa, insane range to return the serve. forehand winner, takes the set. on to the second. covering more ground. nobody's in better shape than this guy on tour. backhand winner. third set, rafa serving on match point. he's going to come in for a little backhand volley winner. rafa nadal wins his second major this season in

impact on the campaign, but yet if you sell likeainstream media it was he was literally falling into dante'straditional politicians will run .or the hills people don't understand something, the mainstream media left were not trying to beat donald trump, they were trying to destroy him and what he stood for. they tried to destroy him. people do not understand the courage that this man has and the will this man has. you know why he ran? his country.ty for he is a billionaire, he has an incredible wife, family, great business. probably if you look at material life, the most perfect life you could have, why would you go out and have that be destroyed? a thousandn i list billionaires who would do the same thing who of they thought that they could get the presidency would go for it? steve: not get the presidency, you'ree to know what going to get when you do get it. look what came down, they went to destroy him the next day. charlie: are you trying to destroy someone when you simply describe what they have said? steve: they don't describe what he said. tape, itif you run the is not trying to destr

yet, if you see the mainstream media that day he was literally , falling into dante's inferno.lized, two things. number traditional politicians one, will run for the hills. people don't understand something. the mainstream media and the democratic party were not trying to be donald trump, they were trying to destroy him and what he stood for. they went about it in a no holds way they tried to destroy him. , people do not understand the courage that this man has and the will this man has. you know why he ran? he ran for duty for his country. he is a billionaire, he has an incredible wife, family, great business. every star in the world coming to him. probably if you look at material life, the most perfect life you could have, why would you go out and have that be destroyed? charlie: can i list a thousand billionaires who would do the same thing if they thought they could get and have that be destroyed? thed go for it? steve: it is not just to the presidency, you have to know what you're going to go through when you get it. he knew at the beginning when he came down the escalator

right now still 30 kids, eight adults still reported missing and rescue workers still searching the we dant to check in with matt keller right now. sfo, some folks were still trying to get to mexico. unclear what's going on as the ability of folkso t mexico. so let's check in with matt. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. it appears the flights to mexico city late they are morning are still scheduled and still on time. imagine being on a plane there on a tarmac in mexico city heading to san francisco when that massive earthquake hit. that's what happened to these united passengers yesterday. it landed at sfo from mexico city. they boarded their plane when the 7.1 quake hit. it was frightening but they were safer on the plane than they would have been on the streets. >> i think, gosh, have we taken off already? this is an awful bumpy back up. i opened up the window and all the planes were just bouncing. oh, my gosh. >> suddenly the airplane was moving like something was trying to pull with the brake on. >> reporter: another sacramento shared thise video w friend. she says her broth

right now dante stalworth and christine brennan are here. >>> but first, is president trump trying to distract from his own failures by attacking the nfl? if so, are journalists just playing into his hands? that's an issue that we all talk about behind the scenes. but a lot of people think that's what's happening. this distraction question is always with us when it comes to president trump. you stray, strays into it at a rally or an angry tweet. this can trigger hours and hours of news coverage. on the one hand, how can it not? this is a u.s. president this weekend saying protesters should be fired. he is further sowing division, yes sometimes on racial lines. so, yes, this is a huge story, if he is doing it to change the subject. and think of all the things he might want to change the subject from. the gop's health care bill is on life support. the candidate he is backing in alabama may well lose the race on tuesday. and of course the russia investigations loom over everything. what does trump do? he curses, literally. he curses, and he even brings out his old "apprentice" catch phra

. >> the bunk and lockboxes belong to dante francis and his bunk mate, kevin houck. >> i think they think we're getting high. >> what do you think? >> i think we'll find out. >> coming up -- >> write it down on a piece of paper. >> houck and francis are put to the test. >> this is a dip test, testing for four different drugs today, cocaine, amphetamines, thc and barbiturates. >> later, troy wagner seeks some answers to his problems. >> one of the books i had ordered was called "prayers that rout demons and break curses." so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you're gonna need it when i make it precipitate. what, what? what? what, what? when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this

dante, you used to play with the patriots and you saw the team there standing in solidarity. what are your thoughts about this show today? >> not only with the new england patriots but throughout the whole nfl today, and those games, those 430 games are yet to come. then you have games tonight. seniors there were nine nfl games for the 1:00 kickoff, yes, there are more. how did this move you, how did this, you know, get you thinking about anything new about this direction? >> i think that the president, what he said on friday in alabama, i think that was a disgusting display of arrogance, of this nationalistic fervor that he has been promoting since the day he decided to run for the candidacy of the highest office in the land. he has not been one to speak to the country as nothing other than giving his base red meat and telling them things that just obviously aren't true, equaling the players to people who are not patriots, people who do not love this country, by expressing their first amendment rights. to me that just doesn't make any sense. and he's shown, you know, again,

angelina and a half in and chemawa but i think she wanted an italian name page youu thought about on dantepettis and walking slowly and that wasn't so good. allegro med fast and that definitely wasn't good.d. so she came up with it. >> your parents move at a a birmingham and moved to denver and you ultimately went to school at the university of denver for your graduated phi beta kappa. then you went to notre dame but it didn't get involved in football cheering or anythinge reviewer graduate student.nt >> i love folk all, are you kidding? of course i went to the football games. >> you impacted then bring that hd and then you went to stanford that's correct. >> her specialty was soviet. i was a failed music major. i started in college as a piano major. i studied piano from each of three. my grandmother taught piano so i learned very young and at the end of my sophomore year in college i went to the austin music festival school and i metg met -- i thought i'm about too end up playing piano bar someplace. i took a class in international politics. all of a sudden i knew what i wanted to be.t, i

dante from "huffington post" and mr. bennett from roll call. >> the president and then you your self have asked about republicans health care. i think the president actually was we did promise himself, not just people in congress that he was going to repeal and replace the very first speech. so how much is it to him as well as congress? >> i think you are reagan a lot more in my comments that i really intended. the president has said all along that he is ready and willing to sign repeal and replace when republicans complete that process. i also think that we've not had any questions about senator graham and senator cassidy's effort to be announced tomorrow about progress they are making to keep that alive so that we can complete the effort before the september 30 window closes. i think that is not to say that we are republicans, too. that is kind of a stretch. [inaudible] >> the president continues to save the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. that is the vehicle that will hopefully get more attention in the coming

yet if you see the mainstream media that day, it was literally he was falling into dante's inferno, and i realized two things, number one, traditional politicians will run for the hills. temperature's not a traditional politician. people don't understand something. the mainstream media and the democratic party were not trying to defeat donald trump, they were trying to destroy donald trump. they were trying to destroy him and what he stood for, okay, and they went about it in a no holds way. they try to destroy him. people do not understand the courage and the will this man has. there was no reason -- you know why he ran? he ran for duty for his country. he's a billionaire, he has an incredible wife and family, he's got a great business, he has every star in the world coming to him. probably if you look at the material life, probably the most perfect life you have. why would yao give that up to be destroyed. >> rose: can i list a thousand billionaires who would do the same thing if they thought -- >> absolutely not. >> rose: if they thought they could get the presidency, they'd go for i

man, oh, man, where dud this end dante?terday and said this to my colleague, erin burnett, watch. >> i was truly hurt. i don't think a lot of people truly understand what it feels like to wake up in this country and not feel equal. to truly, truly feel your voice won't be heard as much as somebody else's. and to hear the president, the leader of our country call somebody a son of a bitch that i have a lot of respect for, to call a group of men that i have a lot of respect for and talk about them in that language, it was tough. it was very emotional for me. and in that moment i knew i could no longer continue to stand by and not take a stance. regardless of what you're peacefully protesting for, you have a right and be able to do that. and please, at some point can we address the fact that so many people in our country don't feel equal? >> clearly, what happened friday night changed the conversation for so many players. correct? >> i believe so. when the president came out friday evening in huntsville, alabama and had those

southerners we call vanilla but i think that she wanted an italian and she first started about on dante but that meant walking slowly so that wasn't so good, alendronate fast, that definitely wasn't good so she came up with contessa and i look isa. >> all both your parents moved out of birmingham back to denver. and you ultimately went to school at university of denver where you graduated phi beta kappa. and then you went to notre dame. >> and then no cheering or anything, you are a graduate student. >> i love football, are you kidding? of course i went tonotre dame, everybody does. >> you went back to university of denver . and then you were recruited to stanford, is that right? and your specialty was opiate and russian. >> why did you happen to pick? it wasn't the normal thing you might say i was a failed music major. i started in college as a piano major. >> i studied piano from the age of three, my grandmother taught piano so i learned young and about the end of my sophomore year in college, i went to the aspen music festival school and i'm 12-year-olds who were teaching me to learn

later on today i'll be with dante tanner who's running for a dealt seat in herndon, virginia.'ll be going to new jersey for phil murphy who's running for governor. the beauty of our country is we have the ability to correct our mistakes. the next opportunity to do that is in these mid-term elections coming up all over the country where 36 governors are up. >> all right. former maryland governor and democratic presidential candidate during this past election and maybe in this next one, martin o'malley. thank you very much for your time, sir. >> thank you, alex. >>> we're going to take a short break, everybody. on the other side we'll talk about a couple more journalists about what is happening in texas and the president's reaction to it as we've been watching with you here live on msnbc for the past hour or so. stay with us. th isovely lady has a typical airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double miles on, please? ugh. that's unfortunate. there's a better option. the capital one venture card. with venture

i agree with you, the use of shock event, you know, disaster capitalism and brother dante talked about katrina, danielle talked about katrina and that was a shock event and the people who benefited the most of it were not the people who lived in new orleans. we talked about increased militarized police. that shock event is used to create issue sieles on. so as brother marcus said, yes, organizor die, but right away just break down these silos because there were amazing movements that included muslim-americans, arab-americans prior to 9/11 and then the shock event happened and all of a sudden we started treating our arab sisters and brothers and muslim sisters and brother it is like they were all enemy combatants because we weren't prepared to break down the silo, so i would say right now, let's start doing the organizationize of intersectionality in action and also the process of making sure that they can't put the silos up against us. they cannot turn beautiful people like paula jean against me just because i'm black and we're fighting for money for both of the people and time out, as

the campaign, yet if you see the mainstream media that day, it was literally, he was falling into dante's. >> took names, didn't you? >> i did. i'm irish, got my black book and i got them. christie because of billy bush weekend was not looked at for a cabinet position. >> he wasn't there for you on billy bush weekend. therefore doesn't get a cabinet position? >> i told him the plane leaves at 11:00 in the morning. if you're on the plane, you're on the team. didn't make the plane. >>> there he is. an interesting guy to talk to. because, a. to a lot of stuff. b. harks strong opinions and, ma c., three, he likes to talk. >> and enforcing blind loyalty. >> exactly what he said. at a time like that he said you want to know somebody willing to go forward, not stay in the foxhole. >> to hear him say about chris christie, him not being on the president's side eliminated him from a cabinet position. >> you're on the plane or out. >>> and see it on "60 minutes." 7:00, 6:00 central right here on cbs. >>> 500-year rain events like hurricane harvey seem to be happening more and more in the united stat