now what jack kemp brooks it gets a. laugh that only going to kill a gun that little. list his sims understood. how close to the roof the black on black crime i went in for fun point 5000000 you know who so you address it in you know i don't want to like his son. police fight. the protest. was. looking at a search and i could tell that she was a hater i mean you just make our breaking news like look we're going to the like this. was. here you were doing this to you this big i wanted to impress probably don't even touch the machine come to my destination. was. bizarre who says pam i think it's about the ha ha me proof i proof my business may leave the door so who better to know signals from my city needs a little more than a seal a young puppy got picked up like this is necessary everybody claiming cujo today get found in a pet cemetery. the rifle was all right field was. thank you. yes. we know there. sure. are you know you are not there. last year a lot of people say are you afraid for bruce. and he always. i'm not afraid. oh you live. well you know peace that little

jack kemp was willing to address the issue head on. there's going to have to be a reckoning inside the republican party. some of their policies have been good for african-americans but their rhetoric has not all tuchb and their understanding is sometimes too shallow. i think the tim scotts and the people in the legacy of jack kemp need to get louder in the republican party and people like kudlow maybe could listen to them. >> when you hear what this administration is saying about systemic racism and it was kudlow and bill barr and ben carson saying there is none, trump doesn't want to drop confederate names from bases even as nascar is banning the confederate flag at events. and you've got these protests across the country. looks like we just lost the mayor's shot. so, chief alexander, let me ask you what do you think the disconnect is here? >> well, the disconnect is being in denial as it relates to the question around race and is there racism in america. and the answer to that is yes, and everybody knows that it is. and even though w

you know jack kemp a junior is again sent to appear in an english court after being too ill to attend his last hearing even via video link until that wash your hands to join the other grandma following up on you tube twitter facebook instagram some. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. become a battleground in the u.s. . people of demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests who or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy our live with the people this demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways the struggle. i am max has or this is the kaiser report and you know what wall street's up to its usual bag of tricks that back in 2008 global financ

i was a protege of ronald reagan and jack kemp, so i understand the issue. am just saying that a rising tide will lift all boats and meanwhile we will provide extra help where it is needed. have a look at the program for opportunity zones. it's a widespread investment program with tax incentives, health care increptives. that's something that -- incentives. that's something that secretary ben carson and senator scott designed. that's a program that should get more attention and visibility. jonathan: i would never question your compassion. you have always displayed great compassion on this network and i will continue to give you the opportunity to talk about these subjects. they're trying to pull you away. you and i could talk together forever. le' get one final question in on trade. the president said that he could do a lot when it came to responding to china and give them the consequences that he thinks they deserve. have we seen the fullness of america's response in the last couple of weeks or is there more to come? larry: my suspicion is more still to com

and i think for the most part, we just abandoned, jack kemp used to talk about conservative common sensemmon sense on so many fronts. when it comes to the culture war, it's become totally a political game today rather than, you know, how do we listen to each other to learn from each other, or to hear each other as opposed to listening to each other to respond, to each other. so when these things get over into the arena of politics, it is just kind of katy-bar-the-door towards common sense. charles: yeah. it's, you know, you could kind of see these things happening. retreat from church, retreat from the belief in god. retreat from i think, rejection of large institutions particularly. and just sort of this, this faith, this lack of faith in the greatness of america seems to be the underpinning for all of this and that is what worries me, because, you know, obviously america is not perfect but jc, there is nothing better than america out there. we always improve. we steadily improve. >> well you know, charles, you mentioned the church and of course i grew up in a family of pastors. i'm a m

your solution unless we get to know each other better i once worked pretty closely with a guy named jack kemp know you know. jack was an upstate new york congress member and he was a quarterback and he was on the board of howard university we had a conversation one day about his commitment to the cause and he said, you know, i didn't grow up with -- as a youngster with black americans because i played with them what i learned was when i got to know them, they're no different than me really they wanted the same things for their family, themselves, laughed at the same jokes. i formed many good friends because of that association. i got to know them and the fear that most white americans have in the back of your mind about blacks went away so i think we have to figure out some way to introduce ourselves to each other, i'll put it that way. instead of sensitivity training, we ought to have get to know me training, get to know each other training where the believes that are locked in the back of people's minds that are cultural and they infuse every part of this society because those things come o