i think herschel walker said something like, but that is just politics. politics go. barack obama was on the campaign when i was running. he did not say very nice things about me but i did not take it -- hold it against him. mike tyson sorta said the same thing. in g. him. >> is a dangerous to interpret the reaction from these few friends with whom you spoke as if that reflects a greater sentiment among black men? >> you know, i point that out in the article. all of this

i think herschel walker said something like, but that is just politics. that is just how politics go. barack obama was on the campaign when i was running. he did not say very nice things about me but i did not take it -- hold it against him. mike tyson sorta said the same thing. in g. him. >> is a dangerous to interpret the reaction from these few friends with whom you spoke as if that reflects a greater sentiment among black men? >> you know, i point that out in the article. all of this is contingent on if blackman actually feel like mike tyson or darrell strawberry. what i have to say i talked to a lot of people on the ground and some of them, in the 20 to 28--year-old age group and they have also said the same thing. not everyone, obviously, but this is something that caught my attention. in fact, when i was talking to my editors i pushed back and i said that's not really a thing and still i started asking people and they said they do a enter by peers not with the conviction but how they felt the judicial system treated them in the past experiment inte

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backing behind candidates that have a lot of flaws a lot of problems whether it was evident officer herschel walker and historic of the summer out is how careful clever the trump campaign is being in state after state and if you look at montana, nevada about michigan, you begin pennsylvania this time new candidates that are the absolutely best shot the republicans will have. larry: will study you think we lost him for second make you jostle for a second. i'm go to finish up the list san brown and obata, tim sheehy in montana, mike rogers in michigan, larry hogan in a maryland who i know is a liberal republican but that would still count and jim justice is going to win in west virginia, what you make of that this is a winning lineup. >> it is don't forget my beloved state of ohio because birdie marino is going to take them out and there's nine seats in play in the three likely is governor justice is a lockdown and governor hogan is a competitive guy his liberal but the bigen three are a patrick inns pennsylvania and sheehy in montana and sam brown and alaska, a patrick 82nd airborne.na tim sheehy an

herschel walker in georgia a nfl star who had no political experience and a reputation for dishonesty. when he was on his, he was rarely coherent. >> the other night i was watching this movie. it was called fright night or freak night about vampires. i don't know if you know but vampires are cool people. the werewolf that killed a vampire, did you know that? i don't want to be a vampire anymore. >> then pennsylvania with a candidate for governor was doug mastriano pictured on the left at the stop the steal rally on january 6 just before the violent insurrection. you can see the denying qanon doug mastriano at the left at his confederate civil war uniform. and kari lake who ran for governor, former tv news gov -- who campaigned against the fake news media. he parroted trump allies but she claimed her own election was stolen and still does. in fact, lake who is not the governor although she think she is, she's on the ballot again. running for senate against the popular war veteran ruben gallegos. she has been losing to him at every major poll taken in that race since february. which is

they fielded herschel walker, who like trump had no political experience and a reputation for serialty. when he was being honest he was rarely coherent. >> the other night i was watching this movie, watching this movie called fright night, freak night, some type of night. i don't know, but it was about vampires. vampires are cool people. i will tell you something i found out. i don't want to be a vampire anymore, i want to be a werewolf. >> then there was pennsylvania where the candidate was doug mastriano, pictured on the left at the rally at the capitol on january 6 before the violent insurrection. you can also see him in this photograph on the left in his confederate civil war uniform. then there was kari lake who ran for governor in arizona. a former tv news reporter who campaigned against the fake news media. she not only parroted trump's lies, she also subsequently claimed her own election was stolen and still does. in fact, lake, who has not been governor but inks she is aware that she won, she is on the ballot again this year. she is running for senate. she has been losing in

herschel walker and blake masters senate races time around backing david mccormick lost in the primary hogan the governor of maryland. so what's happening differently this time around? how do you see it kimberly? >> you use the word discipline and hasn't gotten a lot of attention but endless stories in 2022 about the endorsement trump has gave to very flawed candidates who ended up losing the races. they are not doing that this time around. if you look at the people that he has endorsed in nevada and montana, those ones you just put up they are ones that everyone has agreed to the best position to win. doesn't mean they will but they are not notably the folks that were kind of the rowdy or loudmouth participants in the primary playing up their meghan credentials and very much hoping they would get the endorsement on the basis of that. he's been listening to a lot of advisors. you see it happening in the house as well. with a lot of candidates including sitting incumbents some of whom have even been critical of trump in the past, but either endorsed them or decided to stay neutral in th

backing behind candidates that have a lot of flaws a lot of problems whether it was evident officer herschel walkereful clever the trump campaign is being in state after state and if you look at montana, nevada about michigan, you begin pennsylvania this time new candidates that are the absolutely best shot the republicans will have. larry: will study you think we lost him for second make you will finish of the list sam brown in nevada and tim she and montana my pal mccormick is when you mock mike rogers and larry hogan whom i know is little republican, but that would so count and horse jim justice will win virginia and when you make of that, this is wanting lineup. hugh: yes it hasn't don't unforgivable love the state of ohio larry because, they will take her brown out in will nine seats in play, i think the three likely governor justice when lockout the governor hogan is a letter that the both republican and the big three are a patrick in pennsylvania, she heat and montana this embryo in alaska there all veterans and for patrick west point back 82nd airborne and she is none montana naval academy

if they do like candidates of color, it's people like herschel walker, who shows blind loyalty and doesn'tw too much independence and intelligence that he could strike out possibly. that's what trump is looking for. he doesn't care for any of those things either, and he just wants somebody who's blindly loyal and marco rubio is probably the only person of color who's managed to really like demonstrate that blind fealty and play his cards right, as david said. so this isn't very surprising at all, and frankly, i wouldn't even put it past him if he thought he could get away with it with appointing one of his children, don jr. or i can have a trump there, if he didn't think they would invoke the 25th amendment to protect their own self. >> staying with you, as we were less than a week away from the first presidential debate of 2024, trump has raised the stakes with money. president biden enjoyed a financial advantage over his challenger so far this cycle, but the fundraising game has changed since trump's conviction. trump's fundraising from small donors and billionaire mega donors outpaced b

behind candidates with a lot of flaws, had a lot of problems, whether mehmet oz in pennsylvania, herschel walkerrizona. the story this time around how careful and chevre the trump campaign is being in state after state. if you look at montana, nevada, michigan, you've got, again pennsylvania this time, you've got candidates that are the absolute best shot that republicans are going -- larry: let's go to hugh hewitt. i think we lost kim strassel there for a second. i will finish up the list. sam brown in nevada. tim che in montana, dave mccormack in pennsylvania, mike rogers in michigan. larry hogan in maryland, i know he is liberal republican that would still count. jim justice will win in west virginia. hugh hewitt, what do you make of that. is this a winning lineup? >> it is. don't forget my beloved state of ohio, because bernie marino will take sherrod brown. there are nine seats in play. i think the three likelyist after justice wins. governor justice is lockdown. governor hogan is very competitive guy. he is liberal republican, but will have a r behind his name. the big three are kirkpatric

donald trump sent herschel walker to the state of georgia to run against me, as if like people are soould not tell the difference between that dude and me. well, the rest is history. here i sit, and come 2024 the biden harris campaign will help black americans to see the work that we have already been doing, the work we continue to do, and they will do for them the same thing they did for me. >> senator reverend raphael warnock, listen. you are not bad for an alpha man, no matter what anybody else says. make sure when you see my mama in the choir you give her a big hug and kiss for me. thank you for joining me this morning. >> your mom is wonderful. i look forward to seeing you in church, brother. >> yes sir. and don't forget, you can still catch my msnbc special, black man in america, the road to 24 where jermaine lee and myself offer a candid look at america through the eyes of black men. speaking with congressman hakeem jeffries, civil rights attorney ben crump, and so many more. watch black men in america, the road to 2024, streaming on msnbc.com and peacock now. >>> coming up aft

byron donalds, tim scott, herschel walker, wesley hunt, they have all made these disgusting commentshers and black fathers must stay with black mothers and black marriages. yet they're all partnered with women who are not black. so it's very perplexing to me that you have these huge indictments of the black family, and you are part of what the black person, if you have this great investment in it, and you're making yourself an expert on it, then i would think that that would be important to you in your own personal life. but it isn't. because it isn't about the black family. because if it was about the black family, you would care about fair housing, fair wages, health care, voting rights. the john lewis voting rights act that byron donalds voted against and then went back to his partner who happens to not be black. so it is a racial security blanket, as some great folks said on social media. and i think about an article from the heritage foundation saying black needs a black wives matter movement. it is a grifting on your race, it is the blueprint from my book, and it is really disa

remember, trump-backed herschel walker in the senate race walkers campaign ended in a loss to democrat raphael warnock remember, dr. oz? well, trump backed him over mcconnell approved senate choice as loss blake master's. he was a trump favorite to not a favorite of the voters though adam blacksalt, trump thought that he would win he lost in 2017 republican roy moore got the trump endorsement despite accusations that he's sexually abused, teenagers alabama? yes alabama picked a democrat the lesson here that revenge is a dish that you are supposed to serve to the other guys, not to force feed to your own political party joining me now is former montana governor mark roscoe. >> he's also the former chairman of the republican national committee governor. thanks for joining us tonight. when you hear donald trump's daughter-in-law, lara trump, who's now the head of the rnc saying that larry hogan doesn't deserve the respect of anyone in the republican party. and what goes through your mind well it's incredibly, it's contemptuous, it's rude and inappropriate. >> larry hogan is for anybody an

i am interested in, you know, you had to debate a character who is like the trump of georgia, herschel walker does not have the firmest grasp of the facts. trump -like in character. you are on the debate stage with him, but you won the debate in the senate race against him. i wonder if there are lessons from that experience in that debate that you think are applicable tonight as joe biden tries to keep georgia in his ledger. >> first of all, it is great to be here. i ran against somebody who was anointed by donald trump to run against me. and i think, in many ways, they are two peas in a pod. if donald trump is talking, you can be pretty certain that he is hot. and here was someone who had spent his life focus on himself. and running against someone whose whole life has been about service. that is the story of joe biden. and i think, look, the viewers get a chance tonight to see that there is a stark contrast between these two men. one has really spent his whole life focused on people. in joe biden's case, and many ways, informed by his pain. i think about the tragic story in the early days o

you look at what he did in georgia, supporting herschel walker.w little he cares about the republican party, just like lara trump here and the rnc. they don't care about the republican party. they don't care about what's good for the republican party. they don't care about the republicans having control of the senate. they only compare -- they only care about donald trump. somebody's general statement that every politician and every good american over the past two centuries would have said is somehow disqualifying now that larry hogan said it before donald trump was convicted. >> you know, look, joe, donald trump has never professed to care about the republican party. in fact, it's one of the reasons he's had so much staying power atop the republican party, because he reflects the contempt that so many republican voters, particularly base voters, have for the party in the first place. it's something that other republicans never emulate because they always think about the health of the party writ large and donald trump doesn't. he told me when i in