>> hello, my name is jason nichols. i do not intend to speak today, but i do feel bound as a long-term patron of the uptown, literally more than half of my life, 25 years. there are many, many, many bars in san francisco. there are very, very few uptown bars elsewhere. you can get a drink else -- anywhere. this is a meeting place for artists, filmmakers, muralists, local community organizers, anyone who does anything significantly and culturally in the mission goes to have cocktails and hang out and exchange ideas at uptown. i'd encourage legacy business approval. that is all. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hello. my name is timothy butler i did not submit a speaker cart, but i am also one of the co-owners of uptown, i will keep it brief and speak more on my time as a customer there. i have not been around as long as everyone else, but it came to uptown first of 2005 is a place to get away and be alone and have some time with my feelings. it was shortly after that i realized that being alone at uptown is a little

. >> tucker: jason nichols as the professor of african-american studies in maryland. you for coming on. you are not a fan of herman cain and you don't think he should have gotten this job? don't support him. >> i do not. >> tucker: what to think on what just happened to him? >> he says that it was about his pay cut or something, the reason he withdrew his name. if you take what gloria just did and i believe gloria eldred has done some positive things in her career in terms of giving voice to people who are voiceless by doing things like that actually undermines the movement, undermines when people like to run a burke are doing to give voice to women. >> tucker: to me looks like blackmail. we will show, we will depict your genitals if you don't do what we want you to do which is pull your name and he clearly caved understandably. do you want to live in a society where people want to be blackmailed like that? >> i agree with that. there were credible allegations against him so we have to state that. >> tucker: allegations of lot? >> a woman said that herman cain had don

jason nichols as a professor of african-american studies at the university of maryland, a frequente guestays debe politics but he seemed like someone who might be worth talking to about this because it's an interestingne fact. professor, thanks a lot for coming on to expand this to us. we both agreed that a huge amount of money, a lot of tax dollars too are flowing into american universities. some kids are benefiting but a lot aren't. they are being crushed by students. debt. and yet it looks like a lot of people teaching the courses aren't benefiting either, so who is getting rich from this arrangement? >> i would say in many cases if the banks that actually lend people money to go to college. oftentimes when you're looking to trace money and who's making money, it's usually the banks. and of course at some universities it may be the football coach. it may be the president of the university. there are lots of people who get paid lots of money and they do their job, they do it well, hopefully. some universities they don't do it so well but either way they get paid a lot. but you have a lo

terry holt is joining me, jason nichols, professor at the university of maryland.ou for listening to that with me. no breaks so stick with us. first of all, i want to talk about the border. there's a question about the president and whether he would close the border. he tweeted over the weekend, the tweet said it was on his mind, that it was an option. he said if mexico doesn't immediately stop illegal immigration coming in to the u.s. through our southern border, i will be closing it next week. then, terry, i think a lot of republicans have been talking, not just republicans, saying let's tap the brakes on that. the president said it is not imminent. he said mexico is trying to stop people from coming into our country. your thoughts? >> this is how this developed over the weekend. it's amazing how we have policy making out in the media, this is the president responding to republican republicans who didn't like the idea of closing the border. senator coryn was out talking about it being a bad idea. i think what we see is the president offering an olive branch to pe

the democratic strategist and lecturer of african american studies at the university of maryland jason nicholsmps. i love the warmth coming out of the party, but it certainly is not what's happened in the past 100 days we've seen a lot of division i don't see that going away after just one weekend of counseling, and i do think that, you know, they've got to do more than just attack the president, so even if they are unified and they're coming forward they have to bring something to the table. americans don't want to see more not getting anything done, in congress. they want to see something getting done. ed: we're going to get to the first 100 days in a minute. jason respond to what she said and specifically is she right that the only thing the democrat s eelly are unified on is let's get trump and investigate him. >> no she's absolutely incorrect, with all due respect to holly, and i respect her a great deal, but i think they're unified on many things we're seeing party start to converge even the progressive wing and the moderates are starting to find compromises so i absolutely believe that

jason payne: (on phone) my wife and my son are both shot, i need some help. miles tucker: nichole had been shot in the back of my head, taylor had been shot in the face. natalie morales: it looked like a murder suicide, then the questions started. miles tucker: one of the investigators located a rag with blood on it. natalie morales: why was the rag outside the house if both victims were inside? miles tucker: there was fresh blood on the rag.