christina greer. in these battleground states it's going to come down to who can turn out their base. at the end of the day, i believe that it's who can bring and excite their base to come out and vote and their supporters come out and vote. will the presence that we talked about earlier in the show that has energized of people and particularly black males with the presence of barack obama, will it also be used by the trump campaign to energize a lot of people who dislike obama in trump's base? >> i can't imagine that would happen. i think the president is busy with other things. i don't think he's going to take time to attack president obama. i think president obama will continue to energize voters throughout pennsylvania and around the country who support joe biden, particularly african-americans who already poll more than 9-1 in favor of joe biden, over 90% of african-americans as of the last poll i saw are poised to vote for joe biden on tuesday. they already cast their ballots but what really mat

now, chai, do you know why professor greer wears maga red glasses?> first of all, i think she's trying to reclaim that color away from the maga crowd, you know, towards a more progressive. if you think about the labor party in the uk, their color is red. the color of many left-wing parties around the world, their color is red. now, america's a little different. the democratic party and the republican party have different color schemes. but for most of the world's progressive parties, the color is red. and so, i think that's why -- >> i love the global addition of the answer, but it's wrong. the reason that the professor wears maga red glasses is to make her vision great again. >> oh, no, i think she's got wonderful vision as it is. >> it's my nod to shirley chisho chisholm, who always wore red. >> oh, i like that. >> that's right. >> well, you know, 20/20 vision, it's 2020. i won't even get into jeezy 2020 pyrex vision. we're out of time. the control room is telling me we're out of time, but i think they're just done with what i'm doing. i want to th

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>> please. >> okay. >> professor greer?me to the world of every professional woman who has ever been in a meeting or a conference or trying to have a discussion and make a point. mike pence did himself no favors this evening. he lies just like donald trump, the difference is, it's just smooth lies, that's all. as pete buttigieg warned before the debate, he said he can look you straight in the eye and continue to lie to your face. but for a lot of women who were watching the debate, the rage that so many people felt because we have been in these situations, the way mike pence sidestepped very specific questions. will you support donald trump if he will not leave office, what is your stance on abortion? he never answered directly, consistently talked over the moderator. again, something that women are so accustomed to. and it's just so -- it's so demeaning and it's so common. we just breathe through it, and oftentimes do what senator kamala harris did, to say i'm still speaking. instead of waiting to talk, why don't you try a

christina greer is an associate professor in political science at fordham university. ian, let's talk about what went down in salt lake city roughly nine hours ago. we'll do that in a moment. let's start with the news that president trump says he's not going to participate because it's going to be virtual, says it would be a waste of time. again, we're still seven days out. the president can change his mind a few times between now and then. do you surmise this is bluster? >> maybe. it's hard to predict what's going on in donald trump's brain especially when it's juiced up on steroids. at the end of the day, i think we're talking a lot about the process of his announcement today. let's take a step back and look at the substance of what's going on here. the president himself has coronavirus. that is why they are moving this debate to a virtual format. they do not want the president of the united states to infect people, not just joe biden, the audience of regular voters who are going to be asking questions of the candidates. so this is not some crazy wild decision by the

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also with us christina greer. and, yamiche, you are part of the people who take the risk of being around these white house staffers, being around the president. we have the breaking news at this hour that the president should be quarantined. that is the breaking news that america should be concentrating on right now. all public health officials, the cdc, the doctor just indicated, the president should be quarantined based on what's happened to hope hicks. >> that's right. and the other breaking news is the president says just a few minutes ago that he has been tested for the coronavirus and is now awaiting his results. he says he might be getting it tonight or friday. he said, quote, whether we quarantine or not i don't know. so essentially the president, as you said, that he should be quarantining. he's openly saying he doesn't know if he's going to quarantine. the president and his staffers, while they are tested daily, as someone who is in the white house multiple times a week, a lot don't wearmasks. they are t

it was allen greer who was his chief of staff who said that the was only capable of fighting white women and children, that they were basically rapists and cowards, came out of that unit as well, and of course, the three hunted six the eighth regiment -- 368th regiment was set up for failure by white officers who do not give them wire cutters to go out into patrol operations, so the treatment of the units by the white officers in the 92nd division was horrendous across the board. i wanted to make one point that i should have, after the parade, to indicate to the army war 369the report that the was decommissioned after the parade. there was no more 369th. there was no more three hunted 70th -- 370th. this was part of an attempt by the military to remove the blacks from combat service. 1924 that thel ande junta 69th -- 369th 370th where decommissioned. thathastly assignments black hat in world war i, both of them -- there were 40,000 black combat troops, 200,000 that went over, the other 200,000 state as forced laborers stateside. we think of sanitation as being really bad and blacks were

i happened to get david allen greer.ng color." >> jimmy: the best. >> he's on the show with me. he's playing my father, actually. it's like two dads, grandfather and dad. i mean, but bro -- >> jimmy: what's the age difference? in real life. >> i think dave is only 54. he just wears it like he's 74. >> jimmy: right. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> he's just got that -- he just fell into a man -- listen, we're doing characters just like how we were back in "in living color." >> jimmy: really? >> every chance i get a chance to do a character -- there was one episode about church. my daughter on the show is like, i'm sort of church, yoga. i'm sort of stuck. i think church is overdone. all of my family is all black and we live in atlanta. we're like, no, black people go to church on sunday. she says, dad, all they try to do is make money on church. i said, no, not this church, this church is very intimate. you cut to the church. and we literally introduce the pastor like michael jordan. "and now! give it up for your evangelist!

and christina greer, a political science professor. good evening all., your view of the down pressure on donald trump in a debate as was noted is more audible, had more words back and forth between the candidates and had donald trump caught in those falsehoods? >> i mean, i think we should stop calling them falsehoods and call them lies. the president, if he read briefs that were presented to him, he should know these things as president of the united states where we have 220,000 americans who have died. he shrugged his shoulders on several occasions. i thought joe biden came out quite strongly when he said, you know, is this the leader who is supposed to lead us out of this pandemic when he does not seem to care about all the families that have suffered. when you think about young people, ari, you put the stats on the screen we're talking about the student who is have missed school, those who, you know, still are not fully 100%. they may not have been in the hospital on ventilators, but they're still going to have a long road to recovery. this presiden

taken a different path at times bork thomas alito kavanah i hope we don't take that path with judge greer she doesn't deserve that and i don't think it makes this hearing any better in the american people believe we're not deserve a repeat of those episodes and the senate judiciary committee is history to my democratic colleagues i respect you all we've done some things together and we've had some fights in this committee i've tried to give you the time you need to make your case and you have every right in the world to make your case i think i know how the vote is going to come out but i think judge barrett is required for the good of the nation to submit your questions and ours this is going to be a long contentious week and we just asked one thing of the committee to the extent possible let's make it respectful let's make it challenging let's remember the world is watching senator feinstein. thanks very much mr chairman and i i do want to just address your last statement we feel the same way and i believe we want this to be a very good hearing and i certainly will strive to do my best

from fordham university and at the free owe.com, christina greer and donny deutsch as well. >> so mikein perspective what we have seen in the last day or two. >> the interesting thing about today's discussion for the last 15 minutes or so, we can undermine what jonathan lemire said, we don't know. the amount of information we don't know about this man is frightening. separate the personality, separate his behavior and everything we have learned and and heard from him over the past four or five years, all of us here on the set, for many more years than four or five, donald trump is the president of the united states. his erratic behavior, their refusal -- the administration's refusal and his personal refusal to tell us exactly where he stands medically and then in reference to dr. gupta's interview earlier today on the program that the period of containment is 20 days, not nine or ten, 20 days. and we have the president of the united states performing as erratically as he did yesterday, as he does every day since he was diagnosed with covid-19, this is a national security issue. this is

this is jeffrey greer. i'm calling because i am very familiar with the mental health board and the treatment on-demand, and recently became involved in behavioral health commission and became involved in that whole brouhaha. we are in such a critical crisis for the underserved community of san francisco, that we don't have time for this bureaucratic quagmire that we find ourselves caught in. now whether or not supervisor stefani wants to restructure smerf and b.h.c. or we need to find another person -- i don't understand, it doesn't matter. but it needs to be done with great repeditivity. to wait for the bureaucratic field to turn is a disservice to the community and the public of san francisco. you've got 20 years of history, apparently the behavioral health commission to work sufficiently and probably should have had oversight. and at this point to technically throw the baby out with the bath water, claiming that you'll start all over, knowing how quickly the city services -- the city administration works

. >> jeremy peters, anan anang giridharadas and christina greer. >>> our next guest is out with an exposeat undermines our democracy. professor of law at the western new england university school of law jennifer taub joins us now. her new book "big dirty money." the shocking injustice and unseen cost of white collar crime. it's great to have you back on the show. one of your key points is that cheating is the new normal. i think i know exactly what you're talking about, and doesn't it start right at the top because there's been so much that has happened in the past four years that has just blown by us with seemingly no recourse. >> you're absolutely right. and when you say the top, i mean the very top. right now we are in the middle of this white collar crime epidemic. unfortunately as you said, that's true. cheating is the new normal for people like donald trump. i formally believe if he had ever been held accountable for the many offenses he committed before he ran for office, he would have served time in federal prison instead of the oval office. >> hey, jennifer. it's willie. congratu

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