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men on the whole, like james baldwin, richard wright, ralph ellison.g to me, and i always used to use the title of ralph ellison's book, which i love, by the way, because it is extraordinary, but the title set me back a little, because it was the invisible man, and i thought, "invisible to whom?" to them, you know. so it was like even the best of the slave narratives were addressed to the readers — they were always assumed to be white people, and not black people. so i was determined not to do that. where did that certainty come from, that you felt so rooted in the perspective that you wanted to write from before you even articulated the notion of the white gaze, and not being interested in the white gaze? there were two things. one was the kind of books being written at that time in the late ‘60s by black men. not the big novelists, but, you know, the revolutionaries. it was always to the man, you know. screw the man, or whatever. "black is beautiful." i was saying, "what? what is that about? "wait a minute. "before we get on the black is beautiful th

ellison barber is aboard that navy hospitalship, the usnc comfort. ellison? >> hi, trace.utical mile off of the cost of columbia. look this way. you can see the flight deck for the ship. i want to show you this helicopter, this is one way that people are brought on the ship. another one is that orange ship behind it. usually there's multiple orange ships behind it. some are out for various reasons. that is known as a tender. that's one way that patients that need to come to have surgery and after are transported to and from the ship. it raises it up top, lowers it back into the water. it's slower than a traditional boat but it's steadier. many people are dealing with cataracts. we've been in one surgery. one man had two cataracts, one in each eye. he's not been able to see beyond eight feet in front of him for about ten years. today that changed. he said that this ship was the only option that he had in order to have that surgery. another man we met from venezuela, he had a hernia. he said the economic situation forced him to flee to columbia. his only option was coming on

ellison barber is live on the ground in colombia, with breaking details. ellison?ll. we've been in and out of surgeries all day. surgeries to fix cataracts, hernias. 15 to 20 surgical patients are seen on this ship every day according to military officials who are on this ship. some come here by this helicopter. others take the orange ship just beyond it. it is known as a tender, bigger, wider, little slower than a traditional ship. it helps surgical patients safely get to and from the ship. the mission is focused helping venezuelan migrants and regional partners whose medical service has been overwhelmed by the political situation in venezuela. there are military and civilian. it's a naval hospital ship. but all branches military, u.s. military have been part of this mission as well as military fishes from other countries. we saw one surgery this evening where one of the doctors, was a doctor with the u.s. navy. the other a doctor with the mexican army. only surgical patients are treated on this ship. the people are getting treatment at temporary medical sites tha

ellison barber is live off the coast of santa marta columbia with more. ellison? >> hi, melissa.s comfort is on month two of a 5-month mission. they say this mission is aimed at helping venezuelan migrants and relieving the pressure on national medical systems that have been overburdened as a result of so many people being forced to leave their country. in the last few years, for million venezuelans have fled their home country, heading to places like peru, chile, ecuador, and colombia. the u.s. and us comfort always stopped through other countries. they made it to venice wheel this week. they are performing surgeries on this ship every day. we walked out of one of them. right now they're treating venezuelan violence, old, young, men, women, children. the crew is both military and civilians. other countries are chipping into hell. he saw cataract surgery yesterday were one of the doctors was a u.s. navy doctor. medical teams are also working on shore. we flew with some of the medical personnel heading to the lands to treat more patients earlier today. >> we are taking off on a he

marvin ellison he got rid of a lot of people. they were impediments.ry single category, every single geographic area, ellison, this was one year it took. one year and people are betting against him. because last quarter wasn't that good i am just in awe of what ellison has done. >> what explains the difference between the execution there and at penny. >> i think penny was -- like i said, little less than macy's, lost cause, because these are all -- they're about one thing they are about balance sheets. and these companies had balance sheets, so they can take -- do experiments, it can try new things, and, well, let's just say that the balance sheet at penney is what keeps them back the people have a vision, do they have the money? lowe's had the money it is watch, and i'm trying to figure out how to do -- it is walmart, amazon, target, it is costco, it is home depot, now put ellison in, maybe the w science -- silent, i don't know. marvin, i really -- i look at what was good. mill work, paint, appliances, appliances were very strong for home depot carl,

jon: ellison barber reporting.thousands of protesters taking to the streets of moscow today in what's being described as the russian capital's biggest opposition rally in nearly a decade. the crowds calling for fair elections, after the government banned opposition candidates from running in local contests. the protests marking the fifth demonstration in a month. police arrested dozens of people. >>> russian officials say the death toll has risen to at least seven after a mysterious explosion thursday at the white sea testing range. the casualties include workers and military personnel. it's not clear what was being tested, but officials confirm it involved radioactive the earlies. a -- materials. a nearby city detected rising radiation for a short period of time after that blast. >>> a pair of twisters rip through the continent of europe. this as parts of tornado alley here in the u.s. face severe weather threats of their own. we will check the forecast, next. how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to car

ellison barber is live in jerusalem with more. ellison? >> hi, melissa.that if the united states wants to talk they have to remove those sanctions. iran sees them as economic terrorism. the trump administration says harsh sanctions are the only way to get iran to sit down and renegotiate the 2015 iran nuclear agreement. during his speech broadcasted live on iranian ctb, president rouhani warned that war with iran is the mother of all wars and suggested as he has done before that shipping in the state of hormuz might not be safe. >> translator: if you want safety for your soldiers in the region, security would be for security. you cannot blemish our security and expect security for you. peace for peace, oil for oil. >> this, as iran's parliament speaker warns that all u.s. bases in the reason are within striking distance if any war were to break out. and the defense ministry unveils new air-to-air missiles. ctb and iran's semiofficial news agency shared images reportedly of the defense agency releasing a new generation of an electro- optical guided bomb. e

on faith and one of them put in faith does that i think the world must you know is or the global ellison's of that that it into the extinction animals in southern africa that don't face an extinction we are sitting on more than 84000 elephants in a small kind of legs and bob i can give you an example more than a 100 years ago we had about 4000 elephants and we had also a very small population of settlers and black natives in zimbabwe but the numbers of 20 forward for the 100 days that i'm talking about in the lead is not expanding the same thing is happening in our neighbors in and i may be able to one these are the challenges that we're facing but we believe that when we believe that the best thing that we can do is to ensure that our communities are benefiting because the 50 lane of defense for these animals are the communities we believe that the animals and the people these communities must see these animals is equal to me which when it is so that people get jobs for them so that these old people get education distilled that's what they believe in because the numbers they've exceeded t

i'm reminded of what the acclaimed writer ralph ellison wrote in a 1970 time magazine article in which he said what would america be like without african-americans? i think about all of that when i think about 2019. this 400 year journey that people of african descent have been on in america. it is a story not only of oppression, but more importantly, of perseverance and of accomplishment and of being a part of this american culture and society. i also think about america, what would america really be like without people of african descent? what would our music sound like? what would our language sound like? what would our sense of style be like without people of african descent? even the understanding that we have of freedom and equality, and real democracy, what would that be like without people of african descent? i would say it would be very different. >> our guest is a graduate of the university of virginia, writing a number of books on slavery and race relations in america. if you could quickly answer this question. who was thinking watch when they brought slaves or africans as s

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ellison barber is in jerusalem with details. with the united states would be mother of all wars and he is suggesting that shipping in the strait of hormuz night not be safe. >> translator: if you want safety, security would be for security. you cannot blemish our security and expect security for you, peace for peace, oil for oil. reporter: during the speech broadcast live on iranian state tv, rouhani also said the u.s. must end sanctions imposed on the regime if the u.s. wants to negotiate. iran sees the sanctions as economic terrorism. the trump administration are the only way to get iran to sit down and renegotiate the 2015 iranian nuclear agreement of the as iran's parliament speaker warn that all u.s. bases are within striking distance if any war were to break out. the defense ministry unveiled new air-to-air missiles. state tv and iran's semiofficial news agency aired the defense ministry unveiling two new precision-guided munitions. an electro optical guided bomb. they told fox news they would not comment on a report comin

unquestionably part of the keith ellison of the democratic -- part of the ethos of the democratic-socialist left. harry bruinius joining gs arehington journal mu available at the spam store.org. check out the washington journal mugs, and see all of the c-span products. tonight, a congressional hearing looking at efforts to combat homelessness in the u.s. services committee chairman actsing chaired the hearing in los angeles last week. here is a preview. ters: we cannot ignore that our homelessness crisis is a link to the affordable housing crisis. too many people cannot afford to keep a roof over their head as wages have not kept pace with rising rental. los angeles has one of the least affordable housing markets in the united states. county a renter earning the minimum wage of $13.25 an hour would need to work 79 hours a week in order to afford a two bedroom apartment. approximately 720 1000 households in the county rent burden. meaning that they pay more than 50% of their income on rent. we need a bold and comprehensive the federal, state and local level to address the homelessness crisis

fox correspondent ellison barber is live from north miami, florida, with details. ellison? >> hey, david. you can see some of -- [inaudible] -- just behind me, this small gas canister is probably the only one that's left in the store. the larger ones they have run out of those at least twice since we have been here today. people have been coming in and out of this home depot all morning. over here is where you should have flashlights and rain gear. you can see the vast majority of it is gone and it's been gone for quite a while now. there are some voluntary evacuation orders in effect for a few counties in the state of florida but no mandatory evacuations so far. officials say they are waiting to get some more information, better idea of the potential storm surge that could come with this hurricane and where it will hit before they issue those mandatory evacuation orders. the governor of florida has issued a state of emergency for all 67 counties in the state. he says they issued them for every county because the path of this storm is still fairly uncertain, but officials s

. >> charles ellison with the university of delaware. appreciate your thouyots. >> thank >>> google's original slogan was do no evil when it went public 15 years ago today. later in our program we'll look at why google's t strategy f next 15 may be very different. >>> but first the power of the american consumer. as it changes an entire industry is remade. >>> if you ever needed evidence of just how powerful thens er can be, take a look at the retail sector right now. looks lot different than it did a few days ago. as our buying habits changed, a whole industry was transformed. tonight courtney ragan takes a look at the american consumer. >> reporter: well, there are many signs economic activity is sls.ing. the consumer remains strong. retail sales posted the strongeston five growth streak in more than 13 years. the consumer may be what'she holding up u.s. economy. 70% of economic activity is tied to consumer spending, but where we shop and what we buy has changed. more than 1/4 of the country's malls have closed since retail's real esta

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fox news's ellison barber in jerusalem with the details for us.n saudi arabia adult women are allowed to get passports, and travel without permission of a man. a series of royal decrease were published friday, changing amendments to say every applicant holding saudi arabian nationality which be granted a passport. any person over the age of 21 does not need permission to travel. other amendments allow women to register childbirth, marriage or divorce, to be issued official family documents, to be eligible as a guardian to children who are minors. crowns prince mohammed bin salman, saudi arabia's defacto ruler, wants to open the kingdom up to make economic changes. as part of that he eased social restrictions. last year he eased ban on women driving. he has gotten credit for giving women more rights but does not welcome dissent. he arrested and tort touredded a dozen female activists. jamal khashoggi was murdered and they say he ordered his murder and dismemberment. this weakens the country's male guardianship system. it doesn't get rid of it. he w

but marvel ellison came on from home depot as the new ceo.he first came on there were high hopes, the stock sell off we have a $140 target for it and i think it is a name for a long-term growth portfolio. >> i am betting the next company is also in your growth li port it is called ni. i was looking at a chart today. in the last five years itas essentially tripled in valuepl here. do you still like it though? >> yes, this is an israeli-based technology company in our analyst select portfolio and in our growth portfolio. ictually ownhis one personally also. the company does cl center software as well as financial crime and compliance software. they recently made an acquisition called "in contact" which is in the cloud space within ten callr space. the ceo is a visionary. this is a class case of amazing israeli technology. willing to you are hold this for a long period of time, it is a great long-term. na we have $189 target on it. >> all right. and you are sticking with one of your previous picks, and that is >> doubling down. >> you're doublin

ellison barber live with more. ellison. >> hey, kristin, yeah, protesters say if the government thinks they will give up this fight, the government is wrong. thousands of people have gathered all across hong kong, thousands heading into the city's international airport on saturday for the second day in a row. most of them wearing black, some covering their faces, some handing out pamphlets, others holding signs. all seeming to protest peacefully in one of the world's busiest airports. >> following clashes in hong kong, we tried to take things back to the more peaceful way. so today we gather in the international airport to try to spread out more to the international audience. >> in other parts of the semi autonomous territory, things were a lot more tense. protesters and police clashed well into the night. police reportedly used tear gas with little to no warning after hundreds of protesters blocked an intersection. the hong kong protests began about two months ago after the government tried to introduce legislatio

ellison barber following off of the action live from washington. >> reporter: 19 candidates are still in the race and only 10 will take the stage in houston, texas, next month. the first two debates featured 20 candidates, 10 on the stage at once. debate three is one night only. ten candidates, one stage. hours before the official deadline to qualify, kirsten gillibrand said her campaign is over. >> i know this isn't the result we wanted. we wanted to win this race. but it's important to know when it's not your time. >> reporter: candidates needed 2% and four approved opinion polls, and 130,000 unique donors. in 40 years, no candidate has polled under 2% and gone on to become the democratic nominee. some say the party's logic is flawed. >> the whole thing gets a little bit confusing. and you have to jump into the weeds, but the bigger problem is that the whole process really lacks transparency. >> front runner joe biden said with so many on stage it makes it hard to get yo message across. >> you have so many people and you're limited to one minute to tell your life story. >> two new n

marvin ellison, in one year, marvin ellison has turned around you know how he's done it? by bringing in systems, customs relation management. he said that so many stores were out of stock, and now they're not. that's just execution. cornell, on his conference call, is talking about the risks he took, small format david, who would have ever thought that small format targets, the soho target >> any listener or viewer who's watching knows how frustrating it is to not have stuff in stock. managing that is huge. by the way, sales force does report tonight >> a lot of first-round drafting of that. remember, this is keith block tonight. this is keith block. >> co-ceo. >> it's not going to be mark benioff. he's in geneva i think keith block is going to deliver. >> i tried to pry him out of your grip. >> he doesn't like you >> yes, he does. we had a nice lunch. >> you did when was that? >> i'm not telling you >> i told him not to have that lunch with you all right. well, anything goes. the other day that fella who runs viacom, he showed up on another show >> that was only because

"washingtonet post" shoro became -- jack evans became worried thatnd patricia lee jennifer green ellison sueecause evans constantly chewed them out about theirvo inlvement in the ethics atinveion. evans is under investigation for using his positioning at metro and the d.c. council for other business opportunities. evans remains on the.c. council at this point he has been stripped of the title as chairman of the finance committee and also been> fined $20,000. jeffrey epstein's death has officially been ruled a suicide. the autopsy report from the medical examiner cing in ys that the billionaire financier hanged himself in jail cell. he found in a jail f cell at ederal prison in manhattan on august 10th. fox news' bryan llenas reports. >> reporter: jeffreyn epstein's death has ruled a suicide by hanging. that finding comingy direc from the chief medical examer's office in new city seemingut pting to rest any theories the financier had been murdered. about the damage to t neck, the hyoid bone, it's all consishnt wit suicide. it's less consistent with homicide. >>eporter: the 66-year-old was

brian: ellison, thanks so much. you know, essentially, what do you want the president to do?starve it out because they see politics. president has to be resourceful and puts his people in place. this is a national emergency. i am concerned about the security. i am cerkd about the facilities and humanitarian concerns at the border. to so are democrats. where are you expecting them to get the money from. cash in trump tower, remortgage it, perhaps? what dew points them to do. steve: two fold. congress hasn't changed the laws to address these things and close the loopholes that the president has asked. also, the white house asked congress during the july emergency supplemental, give us money for more beds. they did not do that and so now that's why they are looking all across the federal budget. they are sitting in the department of home land security, not being used. they are saying let's reprogram it and put it to use. ainsley: i'm surprised that democrats like nancy pelosi are calling this reckless when they go down to these facilities and they see what they are like inside.

ellison barber reporting from the mideast newsroom. >> iran sees that sanctions as economic terrorismion says it's necessary to do harsh sanctions to get iran to come to the table and renegotiate the nuclear deal. iran's president hassan rouhani spoke in a live broadcast, state tv and he warned in his speech that he war with iran is the mother of all wars. he called the u.s. actions criminal and suggested shipping in the strait of hormuz might not be safe. >> translator: if you want safety for your soldiers in the region, security would be for security. you cannot blemish our security and then expect security for you. peace for peace, oil for oil. >> roughly one fifth of the world oil travels through the strait of hormuz. >> shepard: thank you. the mirror is coming out in dayton, ohio, for the news conference. cavuto will have it beginning now. >> neil: thank you, shepard. the mayor will soon be out there to talk to those who want to know a little bit more about the nine killed and the 27 injured in dayton. let's go directly to the mayor, who is not a fan of the president coming to he

these protesters are not detoured, they have a message that what they are doing is approved by keith ellisonchris cuomo or others in the media and progressive movement and so they won't stop. you see the representative halen looks at "the squad" and otherwise obscure and house of representatives members. an international anti-semitism and extremism. and she will set this precedent for others to be as hard left as they can to get celebrity and attention that otherwise first-term representative would not earn. one thing, tucker, these antifa protesters are mostly middle-class white kids in a perm class metal kids. and they locate and woke city, portland, seattle, san francisco, boston new york. they are part of this collective $1.5 trillion in student debt. we have seen college educated a lot of them. they are angry and frustrated because in turn of that money wasted, they have social science environmental studies were worthless degrees and not earning much money. and they want to live in the hipsters cities and satisfy their appetites. they are not exposed to the traditional criteria that cre

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ellison barber is sharing how the u.s. military hospital ship uss comfort has been helping out. tonight she reports about how difficult it has been for some venezuelans to leave home. >> translator: there are people dying in needs of basic medicine and food. many kids eating from the garbage. >> eduardo santana left the left venezuela with his family last year. they traveled by bus from caracas, they went through less roaches , cross into columbia, and took buses more than ten hours to santa marta, one way people flee venezuela and cross into columbia without documentation. >> you need to pay in order cross. >> the trails are difficult and dangerous in part most because are patrolled by a militia. 1,557 people died in venezuela hospitals over the course of four months, according to a national survey of hospitals, they died because hospitals like basic medical supply. she's blind and said it could've been prevented. >> when i was 13 i lost my left thigh. i lost my other eye because of medical negligence. >> she left venezuela with her son. >> i was earning $3 per month. >> 1 of 2

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in jerusalem i'm ellison barber, fox news. >>> in london a teenager is accused of throwing a 6-year-museum and is facing a murder the child was flown to the hospital in critical condition. the museum was put on a brief lockdown and then closed to the public. >> we tried to get in, but there was four people blocking the entrance saying they weren't allowing anyone else to come in for the day. they said that there was an emergency or an incident that took place and so people were slowly leaving. >> police say there is nothing to suggest that the 17-year-old suspect knew the victim. police continue to investigate. >>> still to come here a lawsuit against public universities in california, why students accused of sexual harassment are taking legal action against the schools. >> coming up later in sports we'll show you a fan who went to a baseball game and ended up getting showered in nachos. >> and our coverage of the two mass shootings this weekend continues after the break. coming up how the city of el paso came together today to mourn the lives lost in yesterday's shooting. >> never i

they have an implicit message that what they're doing is with a wink and a nod approved by keith ellisonris cuomo or other luminaries inov the media and progressive movement. so they won't stop. you can see the representativero looks ad, for example "the squad," and otherwise obscure newcomer group of four house members, suddenly they are celebrities their anti-semitism and extremism which is going to set this -- they'd set a precedent for others to be as hard left as they can to get celebrity and attention that otherwise a first-term representative would not earn. one thing, talker, these nt for protesters are mostly middle-class white kids and upper middle class white kids and they are in woke cities. and you get the impression that the part of this collective $1.5 trillion in student debt. they seem always educated, a lot of them, and their angry and frustrated because in return for all that money wasted, they got the social science or environmental studies or worthless degrees and they are not earning very much money and yet they want to live in these hipster cities and satisfy their

ellison barber is live in jerusalem with more on this. allison? >> i met, melissa. the u.s.ister, mohammed javad zarif, last week. at the time they slammed the sanctions as ridiculous and illegal. zarif says they have no effect because he is no property or interest outside of iran for the u.s. disagree. zarif is now doubling down on his criticisms of the sanctions against him and his country. >> translator: what distinction before mr. mean? it means defeat in dialogue. a means defeat and diplomacy the u.s. government has officially declared that if the reigning people would like to eat, they have to change their policies. this means economic terrorism. >> all this as iran claims they seized another tanker in the persian gulf. the iranian revolutionary guard seized a tanker and detained its seven crew members on wednesday. iran says it was in a rocky ship, smuggling fuel. a spokesperson with iraq's state company of legal transport says that the tanker is not owned by the state and not affiliated with the iraqi government in any way. there's been a lot of tension in the persia

ellison barber has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: hey, dana.amming gps signals and potentially luring ships into iranian waters, the u.s. maritime administration is telling vessels that operate in the persian gulf, the strait of hormuth, the arabian sea and the red sea they might encounter things like gps interference and communication spoofing with little to no warning. they're also telling u.s. flagged commercial vessels they should send their transit plans to american and british naval authorities before traveling in this area. iran has seized three tankers in the persian gulf since last month including a british flagged oil tanker and crew of 23. that ship was presumably seized in retaliation for the british navy's role in seizing an iranian tanker accused of violating sanctions related to syria. maritime administration cited sick incidents, dating back to may in their advisory. they say heightened military activity and political tension continue to pose serious threats to commercial vessels in the persian gulf. iranian officials issued a w

i got a john ellison, dean of students, who wrote to the class of 2020. you know the person in chicago that did a whole study on this? prof. stanger: jeff stone led the committee. brian: what did the committee do? prof. stanger: it came up with the principles of free expression. which the faculty endorsed. brian: it says here that one of the university of chicago's defining characteristics is our commitment to freedom of inquiry and freedom of expression. our commitment to academic freedom means that we do not support so-called trigger warnings. we do not cancel invited speakers because their topics might prove controversial, and we do not condone the creation of the intellectual safe space, where individuals can retreat from ideas and perspectives at odds with their own. you said you liked the trigger warnings. prof. stanger: well, how you parse that is very important. because i have been on a panel with university of chicago. and i think we can agree that a university can't be a safe space because learning has to take place. place. you have to let ideas

ellison barber live on the ground. the mayor of miami-dade county did, could be ground zero. mr. mayor , you got your hands- our work cut out for you because the bottom line in this whole thing is that some point in time, you need to get your people out of danger's way. the question is you never want to have people evacuate into an area where the hurricane might be going. so how long can you wait before you actually have to make a decision? >> we are going to wait until we get the watches and the warnings here in miami-dade county as they happen. with that comes some information with the national weather service that gives us information on some kind of storm surge that may happen in miami-dade. all of our evacuation orders is based on the storm surge data. we don't have that yet. we still have time to do that tomorrow. we are going to be picking up on special needs residents that have registered with miami-dade, we are going to be putting them in a shelter. going to take care of that right away and wait for that information and make a determination of when, if and when we issue

to ellison barber on the ground in florida. reporter: we are at a home depot in miami-dade county. the governor of florida has issued a state of emergency in all 67 counties in the state. they say they issued them in all of the counties because right now, the path of this hurricane is still uncertain. what they say they do feel confident in is that the intensity of this storm is serious. they say it is going to be a major storm. preparations are well under way, this home depot has been in and out of supplies today. these gas cannisters, this is a new shipment that's come in really just in the last 30 minutes. we saw someone here not long ago get what was the last available gas cannister. we have seen businesses boarding up storefronts, people making last-minute runs for plywood so they can cover up homes, their own homes and also grab groceries, various things they need. the governor says they are trying to get more gas into this area right now. we are hearing about upwards of 50% of the gas stations in this county have run out of gas. they say there is more available, they just ha

could grab some share and they are doing a better job of it and i understand what you're saying about ellisonut before j.c. penney he came from home depot. and most people had pointed to his strength as sort of an operator he can go in, look at sort of the retail fundamentals. let's fix this >> so what would happen if we sent him to macy's [ laughter ] >> but also macy's is a department store, and that's a group that is troubled right now, frankly most people think that a retailer like a macy's or a nordstrom have leaders that are doing the right thing as much as they can but it's still a department store. >> by the way, i would add this. the one person you want to kind of give a slight shoutout to here is brian cornell over at target who in the second half of last year was on cnbc saying this is the quote, unquote, best retail environment he's seen in his career he said that and so he's kind of called this american consumer strength way back before we talked about the recession. >> and if you told me it was going to pan out just like you said in the 10-year, whatever ridiculously level at, t

prohibit [inaudible] from coming to the united states because he's an islamic hope which is what keith ellison, the predecessor said he wanted to prohibit him from coming to the u.s. because he was an islamic hope and the rest of us that we have free speech et cetera. having said all that because of the social media platform because of their victimization which there so quickly to run to israel could have exposed all of their duplicity and the fact that it said palestine is not israel affect their agenda was full of far left anti- israel semites and i get it best for freeman statement today was right on point in which he said at the end of the day they set it up to avoid the other side of the story so israel has right to push back and see you're only getting one side of the picture and will not participate in this propaganda but i will tell you for that zionist supporters and myself if you want israel to win and be exposed as the democracy that it is. it can win this argument even to get radicals like omar and rashida to be. >> but it is already winning. it's a sliver of land in the middle eas

. >> and you have to ask yourself, and i won't to quote a keith ellison in 2016 when he was talking toe for trump. why be a chicken for colonel sanders. if you're a person of color you are enabling a racist president and you will be a chicken in the bucket. >> i have a little anecdote. i was sharing a lyft ride that i took the other day with a young african-american male probably around 25, 26 years old and i was just testing the waters and asking him how he felt about donald trump, and do you believe he is a racist and all the media talk, general talking points about him being racist. and this young man said an interesting thing. he said a few years ago, i was underemployed, my family was dependent on government assistance, i'm now working two jobs. i have more money in my wallet and, look, let me be practical here, brother. if i have a choice of a guy who's alleged to be a racist that has me working in a booming economy versus a guy who sounds really nice, makes me feel good inside but doesn't put food on my plate or give me the opportunity to work so i can put food on my plate. i'm