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dr. taylor. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> opening day. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. tomorrow morning in louisville kentucky, the 2016 presidential campaign gets into real action. rand paul, who just beat hillary clinton in a respected pennsylvania poll, announces his presidential candidacy. and before you sell this guy short, just watch how far and how fast he's moved. in 2010 he knocked out not only the establishment republican candidate, mitch mcconnell's candidate, but beat the democrat in november by a dozen points. he shellacked the guy. now he's a genuine contender for the white house, when senator paul announces tomorrow he'll be joined by former oklahoma congressman j.c. watts who joins me now from louisville. congressman watts, it's great to have you back. you're a regular on the show for so long. i guess you will be now again. as a big surrogate for mr. paul. senator paul. why has j.c. watts of homoklahoma, evangelical man of the south, bible guy, why are you with a libertarian guy l

dr. taylor. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> opening day.od evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. tomorrow morning in louisville kentucky, the 2016 presidential campaign gets into real action. rand paul, who just beat hillary clinton in a respected pennsylvania poll, announces his presidential candidacy. and before you sell this guy short, just watch how far and how fast he's moved. in 2010 he knocked out not only the establishment republican candidate, mitch mcconnell's candidate, but beat the democrat in november by a dozen points. he shellacked the guy. now he's a genuine contender for

"politics nation" with the reverend doctor professor al sharpton starts right now. >> thank you, dr.dyson. today the final day in office for one of the most consequential attorneys in american history. eric holder today saying good-bye to the justice department. >> it's been a long t

"politics nation" with the reverend doctor professor al sharpton starts right now. >> thank you, dr. professor dyson. today the final day in office for one of the most consequential attorneys in american history. eric holder today saying good-bye to the justice department. >> it's been a long time coming. holder is the fourth longest serving attorney general ever and loretta lynch's hortoysic confirmation delay made for an inside joke in the justice department with some employees reading free eric holder wrist bands. today we learned one of those employees was eric holder himself. >> we have these bands that i've been wearing for the last whatever number of whatever. i think can i officially take this off now. >> i think we can officially say now that eric holder is free. >> eric holder's legacy includes ending the federal government's defense of the anti-gay marriage act, drug sentencing reform 20 civil rights investigations into police departments. the use of civilian courts to convict terrorists and aggressive challenges to anti-voting laws around the country. todayled attorney ge

dr. king, my advice is get town there and beat al sharpton down there. >> i'll do my best. >> we have rod wheeler with us, former homocide detective. you're on the ground, rod. what do you do? >> this is a situation that is really growing out of control. as you have been talking about. i was in baltimore yesterday and actually i'm getting ready to head back up to baltimore this evening because what i see happening today is a stark contrast from what i saw happening yesterday. there were some protests yesterday. there was a baseball game yesterday evening as well. and we saw the protests but we didn't see the violence like we see it now. so something has happened between yesterday and today. now, another thing that's very interesting, i was just reading and hearing about a group called the bdf the black gore -- black guerrilla family and have called for attacks on police officers in baltimore. it's suspicious the call came out from he bgf just today and now we see the riots itch think what we're seeing enough is going to get worse before it gets better. >> they've actually entered that gro

and finally to reverend sharpton i've known for many years. he has done some good in his life. dr.e good in the worst of and evil in the best of us so none is perfect and things she has despun said i don't agree with. but he has done some good work in his life. has spent years trying to change. think every one of us have to be allowed to grow. have to be allowed to redeem ourselves for things we have done that don't represent the best of who we are. finally in the obama era, he and i have had debates about this on tv and radio and beyond of. his tact for how he has dealt with the president is different than my tact. in terms of dealing with the president and holding hip accountable. i believe that you need a good inside and outside strategy but i believe that black leader have to be just that, black leaders. you testify to tell the president tough he might not want to hear but you can't meet with the president in the white house and come out speaking talking points the white house give you. doesn't work that way. i love reverend sharpton and respect him for the good he does do, i w