joining me is horace cooper, co-chair of proj 2ek9 1. anthony tall, dem stratic strategist and sorts lawyer. horace, on a scale of 1 to 10, how offended are you of any version of the american flag? >> does zero count as an option? >> tammy: that is an option. >> i love the american flag. this you come to my house you will see one flying out on my house right now. >> tammy: you know, on this obviously an issue for us on the fourth of july, but we're a nation that looks to the flag, we're a nation that was borne of an idea. for this protest it seems this is just like unlocking a door, that the idea of america itself is the thing that's under attack. would you agree? horace? >> absolutely i agree. i think that's exactly what is going here. either we're watching a fairly elaborate ritual or publicity stunt, or out and out hate being manifest. there isn't anyway to look at how some one can say they are offended by the idea that as we approach the fourth of july, the day that this american concept same into being, a concept that has impacted t

ahmed, civil rights attorney leo terrell and horace cooper. horace, is it racist to tell democrats are add rascal as aoc plus three to leave the country, fix some other countries and continue back and tell us how it's done? >> all the president said is you don't like this place. this place has been great, gives great opportunities and you hate it. you don't just dislike it. you hate it. maybe you might be happier somewhere else. that's all he was saying. >> laura: you don't find anything -- >> there's nothing racist about that at all. there's something curious about how this country has allowed people from every background to go to congress, even to enter the wise house, to join the senate or the mansions in california where the richest are. you can be any background in america. that's what is possible. these people hate that. >> laura: leo, even the "new york times" is getting sick of the aoc-style racial drum beat. this is maureen dowd, who is liberal, but she wrote that "aoc should consider the possibility that people who disagree with her

horace cooper and leo terrell join us next. (drum roll) and the record for longest-lasting aa battery goes to... (cymbal crash) energizer ultimate lithium. guinness world records title holder for longest-lasting aa battery. >> congressman o'rourke, president trump is pursuing a strategy based in part on racial division but how do you convince primary voters that you would be the best nominated take on president trump and heal the racial divide in america? senator klobuchar, what do you say to those trump voters who prioritize the economy over the president's bigotry? >> laura: don lemon summing up how cnn handled that issue tonight. i think the other two guys, they did a fair job. interesting debate. substantive. our star-studded panel is back. rudy giuliani, mark huckabee, mark penn, sara carter. i don't think we've ever have this many people on. horace cooper and leo terrell. it looks like the jumble, the puzzle. horace, questions like that, how does cnn defend having lemon moderate the debate? proclaiming trump, you know, so

horace cooper and leo terrell. it looks like the jumble, the puzzle.i horace, questions like that, how does cnn defend having lemon moderate the debate? proclaiming trump, you know someone who traffics in racial division. that was actually a question. >> it's like what happens in the forest when no one's around people ask, is there a sound? the ratings that cnn are in such a floor state it's not clear even when they have the democrats on for a debate with onet sided questions offered by mr. lemon. it's not clear that anyone is paying attention anyway. >> laura: beto o'rourke pushed for reparations tonight by dissing basically all of the american history that at least we know of. watch. >> the legacy of slavery segregation, jim crow, it's alive and well in every aspect of the economy and in the country today. as president, i will sign into law a new voting rights act. i will sign into law sheila jackson lee's reparations bill so we can have the national conversation. >> laura: is jim crow still alive and well with b

ballot last yeara showed democrats winning by 9 and they do today for the 2020 elections. >> laura: horaceon this point of where the democrats are on race, richard -- and what he said what he said because we are seeing a preview of where this is going.. they cannot win on the economy. obama was not the deliverer of all great things for minority workers. we know that now. we just did not go up at the rate they are coming up under president trump. these numbers are simply stunning for minority americans. they are stunning. so all they have is trump is a racist. that is all they have -- he's a bad person, a racist, and you are a bad person if you vote for him. that is what we are talking about. that is a 2020 election in a nutshell. good luck with that. i they tried it in 2016 against trump and it didn't work! >> in 2018 they tried it with these radicals running in georgia, running in florida, and running in texas. guess what? it wasn't just white americans. black americans refused to vote for black candidates at the top of the ticket because they were talking crazy. one of my favorite author

if he only joined up as a mentor, horace bixby served as a pilot of the uss bent on of the squadron. clemens didn't join up and that fact should tell us something important about him. instead of joining up, he had a brief adventure with a small group of young missouri an who is called themselves the marion rangers and aligned themselves with the confederacy. 20 years after, twain contributed the piece of a campaign that failed to the famed battles and leaders series published by century magazine that featured the high ranking officers on both sides. twain's private history is a gem and should be read by anyone serious about either the civil war or twain. the dominant mode is humor and much of it as clemens' own expense, but it has a serious core, too. whatever his reasons for not signing on as a wartime steamboat pilot, he led out for the territory as huck fin would later say. he headed west to nevada where for the first time he signed a piece of writing with the name mark twain that comes out of his piloting days for life on the mississippi. i'm sorry if you already know this, but a

they'd like to vilify trump in 2016, horace, he's dumb criminal charges or had people who normally areot that political at the white house, no one covers the events, by the way. people -- i covered it. fox shows that. we ran long clips. i had people messaging me saying, when did that happen at the white house? i've never seen that. i said, it happened today. oh, really, because it not been any way. that is part of the little thing that is going on with the media. don't cover that because that actually makes trump look human. i know people want to have a caricature of him and i'm grandstanding. go ahead. >> every single american, black, white -- >> laura: i'm very passionate. i don't like people throwing around the nazi races then, it's done a lot to various people, including me, and it is rude and mean. >> every american both their own interest. and guess what? when the march on washington, the original march on washington, when martin luther king spoke, it was originally organized as a jobs rally because people want to have control over their lives and their destiny and improve the li

in our correspondent brady is following this story for you or kid to germany's interior minister horace say hoffer and the police gave a press conference a short time ago about this incident what did they say. well we know now for sure that the the 40 year old suspect was indeed born in eritrea and has lived in switzerland since 2006 and was well known for his efforts of integration as well he was a father of 3 as we heard there in the report we had now have more information as well that he had struggled with his mental health in recent months and we can take a listen now as well to what the german federal police had to say as well after he announced that the swiss police had indeed also issued an arrest warrant for this very same 40 year old suspect just last thursday for a different incident in switzerland. swiss police say he last came to their attention on july 25th in switzerland when he seriously threatened his neighbor with the night he threatened to kill her and he also strangled her. and he lost her in her apartment and fled. this was saw that as grounds to put out a nationwide

>> laura: for 20 years ago may be but that democrat party is over, horace, leo always great to have you won. jam-packed tonight. if there is one thing that a lot of us can agree on it is that the violence of antifa must be stopped. well, i would think everyone agrees on that. this is what happens when mob rule takes over. >> [bleep], [bleep], [bleep], [bleep]. >> laura: welcome an out republican senator bill cassidy, ted cruz wants to label these radical violent mass thugs as domestic terrorist. joining me harmeet dhillon, the conservative jen -- attacked by those thugs and burning, former nypd commissioner, bernie you have called for antifa to be labeled a terrorist group. what is the hold up? that skims the surface of what is going on on the streets. >> i don't know what the holdup is but i'm glad certain senators are putting forward the resolution. i think the fbi has to look at this. i think somebody should be directing the funding mechanism with these protest. when you watch these videos you see the same people over and over at different protest and somebody is funding it. they are

mr horace sonny. you horace son please ask all the 3 questions the questions are similar and mr iraq is going to answer your. questions mr. tulloch. hello to everyone my question his address from mr cheney as you say the conversation between mr into conversation between. mr mack and mr rouhani. they use a day in the past few days. that. like a ministers. session. is going to be hold. mr come all run the. my question is about the 3rd the step of iran and iran if do european do not fulfill our demands in the next. 60 days what will be the move iranian iran's move and whether or not we can talk about that in the media. must help us see. my question is again about the 5 plus one as you explained mr rouhani. what mrs sorel honey say did does that to mean that. to participate and is. tall is it going to be. the nuclear deal the current nuclear deal or another deal will be negotiated. from. oil favors is that going to be more talks about that. you. know it's one regard to the level of enrichment done how we

ue horace, questions like that, how does cnn to find having lemon this debate? just proclaiming trump, someone who traffics in racial division. that was actually a question. >> it's like what happens in a forest when no one is around people ask is there a sound? the ratings at cnn are in such a floor state, it'sn not clear, even when they have democrats on for a debate with one-sided questions offered by mr. lemon, it's not clear that anyone is paying attention anyway. >> laura: at leo, beto o'rourke pushed for reparations tonight by dipping basically all of the american history, at least that we know of. watch. >> the legacy of slavery and segregation and jim crow, suppression is alive and well in the economy and in the country. today. as president i will sign into law a new voting rights act, i will focus on education, address health care disparities but i will also sign into law sheila jackson lee's reparations bill so that we can have a national conversation we have waited too long in this country to have. >> laura: is jim crow still alivee and well, leo, wi

road i'm actually in east san ramon, but just about a mile from danville and not too far from tessa horace, so anyone there everyone that i've spoken with says that if they weren't in their car. they definitely felt that jolt now like you said according to usgs the quake did strike about 7 and a half half miles east of black hawk and measured at about 7 and a half half miles in depth it struck on the greenville fault and was originally reported as a 4.4 but then was downgraded to a 4.3 magnitude most people roaming around this shopping center saying the initial jolt was definitely pretty strong and then the shaking afterwards was a little less intense. but it did last for a couple of seconds. >>got in the car and i thought she was if the house is backing up because it it shows that the house of i thought it was really big i didn't know that it was only like floor, i thought oh the way they are. >>i heard like the house can moving a and my dogs got a little freaked out which is it more scary here. >>that last girl that you just heard from she actually just moved here from ohio and says this

whether it was some other kind of dispute we thank you for joining us today margaret dr margaret horace from the world health organization thank you it's a pleasure. germany's a sort of fonda lion has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister she hopes the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st european president of the year of the commission that outcome is far from certain was founded on mr win over skeptics in the parliament and to do so she's been a little charm offensive making a raft of promises to win lawmakers back. keeping up with. it's not an easy task last week. she was on the move constantly meeting almost all the political groups of the e.u. parliament. she needs to convince enough parliamentarians that she is the right woman for the commission presidency and that could be a problem especially with the social democrats in the european parliament they've called her commitments to being and they dislike their fund and wasn't even one of the lead candidates especially the german social democrats are up in arms about th

democratic presidential candidates today speaking out against it one for example including come about horace a former u.s. prosecutor say that it is a moral deeply flawed and too many innocent people have been executed in this country the only democratic presidential candidate who is in favor of it is steve garlock the governor of montana who says that it can be used for example he advocates it in the case of terrorism and broadly how about many u.s. states never gave up the death penalty so one wonders how big a deal this is. this is certainly a big deal phil despite the fact that there are 29 states which still have the death penalty because it goes against a trend from 2008 to 2018 that the number of death sentences has fallen by 85 percent we've also not seen a big call for a revival federal level so there is certainly a concern also with the rapidity with which the attorney general bill barr now wants to see these death penalties these executions go ahead 5 men and then more to come and then the home from washington thank you let's turn now to another tragedy in the mediterranean what's

horace johnson has made his 1st speech as britain's new prime minister saying that it will leave theeuropean union on october 31st no ifs or buts johnson says he'll do a new and better deal with the e.u. he succeeds to reason may who resigned earlier who step down that would stop. iran's president says he's ready for dialogue but not if negotiations mean surrender tensions high between iran and the u.k. following the seizure of the british flag oil tanker some rouhani described the military operation as powerful precise and professional. at least 14 civilians have been killed in estrich since the province this after multiple strikes on monday targeted an opposition controlled town in southern italy killing at least 41 people some of the injured survivors a children some not yet aware that their parents are dead al-jazeera saying hold a reports. is struggling to police. after being trapped under rubble for hours he still can't get enough oxygen. none of his family can take a. this 3 year old. his 7 year old sister but tool is also in intensive care they were severely injured when thei

on that date sam clemens, pilate, under the private tutelage of famed riverboat captain horace bixby, would have been three weeks past his 25th birthday. like many young men at the moment, clemens suddenly had to rethink some serious things. would he fight or would he not? because he was from missouri and missouri remained in the union as a slave state throughout the war. he would have to figure out whose side he was on. his father john, a general store operator, later elected justice of the peace in hannibal, missouri. owned one slave. so sam clemens knew the peculiar institution at hand, but he was hardly an ardent pro-confederacy supporter. look at number five on the handout and the bold sentences there. in due course i got my license and i supposed i would follow the river the rest of my days, but by and by the war came. commerce was suspended. my occupation was gone. so it wasn't just the secession of south carolina and 10 other states forced young clemens and 3.5 to 4 million other young men to face the prospect of fighting. it was his sudden unemployment, caused by the war and

i want to thank supervisor ronen for opening the horace mann shelter. but also, i'm advocating for the waiting list. this is a struggle, we have a lot of many issues. we're not against each other, but i think children cannot wait. they are, like, growing every minute, and they need the investment because that's investment in our future. so we're advocating for child care because that's part of our future but that's also supporting women that need the services in order to make -- develop a better family and have their opportunities for their children. thank you very much. >> chair fewer: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. my name is mia velez. i'm a child care provider, and with the consent of the parents of the kids i care for, i asked them to have them here with me, some of them, most of them. as you can see, the kids are over there, climbing furniture, crawling under the seats and things like that. if you can imagine for those of you that are parents, if you had to bring your child here, what kind of work can you do? are you able to pro

how young girls need to think in this country now and quite a contrast with the successor of course horace johnson in terms of personality in terms of approach even though they both will have premierships largely defined by the brics it what do we expect broadly speaking of course johnson not what is the party expect i think we're going to get what we've seen over the last few weeks boris johnson to quote his opponent jeremy hunt peddling optimism now there's a lot to be said for that in a politician ronald reagan is seen as one of the most successful american presidents partly because he was so optimistic morning in america remember all of that rest. now in a sense it was quite meaningless but it gave everyone a sense of uplift in this country at the moment is very divided not just on burke said but many other things i think people could do with a bit of a not without rhetoric it's got to come to the perseverance the don't get determination to succeed and he knows that if you doesn't succeed in getting us out of the e.u. that's what he will be defined by as well and interesting to note in

deal brexit because the polling is difficult but it looks like the conservative party will choose horacea landslide -- boris johnson by a landslide and he is going to do it know the -- we will come back to deutsche bank in a moment. francine: let's get to the first word news. >> in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam says the extradition bill that sparked protests is dead. she stopped short of saying she would withdraw the bill, it would allow extradition to china for the first time. opponents are skeptical of fight is over and planning more protests. france is sending is top diplomatic advisor to iran to say the 2015 nuclear accord, the french president warning iran to dialback violations of the agreement. iran says it is abandoning its limits for uranium enrichment and warned it will scale back compliance with the accord until europe finds ways to make sure iran can keep selling oil. donald trump firing back at the british ambassador to the u.s. in a dispute over a leaked memo, this inviting kim darroch from a dinner last night which included the president and the nomura qatar. he ca