. >>> remembering julian bond with his friend harry belafonte. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the latest polling from the gop presidential race has a very clear message for the republican establishment and the candidates most beloved by its donor class -- go to hell. that news coming today as the embodiment of that spirit, donald trump and his retinue, descended on manhattan with the gop front-runner reporting for jury duty. trump took a limo to the courthouse, created a chaotic scene with the celebrity candidate beset by throngs of media and selfie seeking bystanders. after going through a metal detector, listing hisccupation as "real estate" trump was released without getting sected for a trial and is free to return to the campaign trail. it was the latest surreal moment for trump who over the weekend braved the heat and masses at the iowa state fair where he worked the crowd, ate a pork chop on a stick and took kids for free rides in his $7 million held continue'm plblcontinue em his last name. >> w

. ♪ you are, you are like the sun on my skin ♪ >> harry belafonte. >> the go-to chef for visiting presidentsnsion high atop hauteville, the former neighborhood of choice for aristocrats and colonizers alike. ♪ and i'll know though semi-retired, mariette continues to entertain guests from time to time. >> so this is broth with chicken and ginger. >> these dishes marry mostly disappeared malagasy royal cuisine with the techniques and training of classical french. >> so moisten the rice with the broth? >> exactly. with the broth. >> wow. look at this. >> this is a vegetable lasa. it's one of the side dishes. like a salad. >> cauliflower, carrot. >> mm-hmm. string beans. most malagas don't eat meat at every meal because it's expensive. most would eat rice broth with vegetables and that's meat once a week. >> i'd do fine. >> yeah, you'd do fine. absolutely. >> this is a country that is very rich in natural resources. >> madagascar, we have a lot of things that a lot of people want. for example, the trafficking of rosewood, prospecting for oil for gas and then don't leave anything for the rest of

you see other people there, harry belafonte, and others as well. on the bottom right, he is arrested in 1985, following a demonstration outside the south african embassy. it will be the first time he is arrested, but not the last time. of course, when i asked my peoples, when i asked what they know about arthur ashe, they tell me he is a tennis player that died of aids. is apartheid activist absent. this is when he revealed to the world in 1982 that he was not only hiv-positive, but suffering .rom full-blown aids he would die about one year later. he was named the sports illustrated sportsman of the year. before i conclude, i want a finish with two things. the first, i want to emphasize a few things that i found interesting in my research, and stuck with me, and continue with me. was one of thehe most deeply intellectual individuals that i have ever come across as an historian. not just as an athlete, but as an individual. he was a voracious reader. he met all kinds of things beer he read newspapers, activity books, he wrote government reports. he

labeled he was one of the founders of athletes against apartheid, and you see other people there, harry belafonte and others, as well, and at the bottom right, he is arrested in 1985 following a demonstration outside a south african embassy. it would be the first time he was arrested but not the last time. and, of course, when i ask my students, when i ask people who ask me about ashe, i say, what do you know about arthur ashe, and they tell me he was a tennis player who died of aids, and his anti-apartheid activism is missing from their description, and this is a press conference in which he revealed to the world in 1992 that he was not only hiv-positive but also suffering from full-blown aids. of course, he would die about a year later in february 1993, and he was named "sports illustrated" sportsman of the year. before i conclude, i would like to have a couple of things. first, i just want to emphasize a few things that i found interesting in my research and things that kind of stuck with me and continued with me as i move forward. the first is ashe was one of the most deeply intellectual indi

hip-hop nnd n a variety of ways but i'm wondering if it's -- >> i'm a part of the web site that harry belafontee's an artist happening this weekend and the challenge is how do we put the -- like the next battle needs to be drake, yo, what up? why aren't you in ferguson? why haven't you said anything about ferguson? >> which is different than do you write your own lines? >> so come at him with 16 bars challenging him to come with two -- >> but there have been emcees who have -- kendric's album, and aisha harris at slate just wrote a piece about how all right is the new black national anthem. you hear in the the club, it's a song that makes you feel better. >> even at the black lives matter convening that became like a big -- like kendric provided by a song for 5000 black people to put their fists in the air. >> i know you're reading my face because now we're back to where we begin which is drake is hardest brother in the game and kendric is the most political and hip-hop is dead so i'm going to have to have -- >> kendric is our krs-1. >> well, then i feel sad zblrngts if kendric is your krs-1 i