the first one in support of ken fox and led by the reverend jesse jackson. here he is at the rally. >> she has said she is going to be a progressive state attorney and that's what she has been. today, as activists, as leaders all over, we are going to stand with her and usher her in a new term come the upcoming year. we are going to make sure that kim foxx stays at state attorney as long as she should. >> harris: of course there we were watching a community organizer. the reverend jackson did speak. he is at that rally. the president of chicago's fraternal order of police, kevin graham, earlier on "america's newsroom." he says it's time for the federal government to look into can fox's handling of the case. >> this case should have stood trial. we felt the case was solid and that we would have gotten a conviction. we wouldn't be having these discussions, and there wouldn't be the outrage and the protests that we have going on today. i do believe the proper avenue at this point would be the federal government investigating her in this case. >> harris: chicago

jesse jackson is inside.m foxx are politically motivated and calls her a progressive prosecutor who did the legal and right thing. a quick service inside the church and demonstrators and supporters will walk outside to the center of the loop. the exact location where the chicago police union into to protest kim foxx. her office is right here. the union has 15,000 members. they'll protest foxx for the way she handled the smollett case and a history of being anti-police. kim foxx has been heavily criticized for dropping the charges against jussie smollett. the president has called for a federal review. now justice sheila o'brien, will personally petition the courts to assign the special prosecutor to investigate this case. kim foxx is responding to all this criticism and changing her explanation. last week she said she could have got a conviction against smo*elt. now she wrote in a "chicago tribune" op-ed she isn't so sure and wrote since it seems poiltically expedient to question my moitive and action. i welco

. >> laura: did you see jesse jackson her? he was standing behind her.e standing behind her, and you can sort of see him nodding approvingly during various points of her press conference. basically, she was throwing down the gauntlet on race again. using that as -- it's used as a weapon and as a shield, which i think, back to the hate crime in the beginning, the hoax, real hate crimes, and there are real hate crimes in this country, who is not going to say this hurts the cause or prosecution of actual hate crimes? now everyone will look and ask, is it real? she blows it all off. >> she blows it all off. i do hope the trump administration's justice department, as opposed to looking for phony collusion, here's a real case where they really need to investigate and not only this prosecutor, foxx, but smollett and michelle obama's former chief of staff who interviewed on behalf of the smollett. what is going on here? this needs to be truly investigated for a dig is a disgrace, and outrage, and an insult to the thousands of black americans, hispanic-americans,

>> soon to be present clinton called her out in front of jesse jackson. jesse jackson is annoyed that he did that, but that moment has become a famous moment. it is a sister soldier moment where you take on certain elements of your party and show you can be independent. >> the sister soldier moment is about the continuing ambivalence about race in american life. a continuing anxiety on the part of some of the public role of african-americans. a continuing fear that perhaps african-americans have too much power in american life. and a continuing wooing of white democrats, reagan democrats in the north and white southerners in the south. they are using coded and veiled messages about race. >> mr. president, many african- american leaders have expressed their anger or extreme disappointment with the way you handled that denomination in the way you handle the haiti situation. and additional the congressional black caucus said it is angry about the fact that they voted for your budget package and cast a very politically difficult vote only to have you negotiat

jesse jackson forgot that, too.the spirit of jesus christ it sounds like socialism to say feed the poor and take care of the hungry. that's the perspective of martin luther king. >> laura: some of your relatives were tweeting about this. you never know what anyone would think. what would thomas jefferson think? i was watching a lot of his speeches before the show and going back and watching. he was sounding more favorable to socialism and their ideas. one of his speeches we have the full screen when he talked about socialism. this is a description of him. dr. king was anti-war, anti-capitalism and pro socialism. he saw capitalism an economic structure that bread poverty and injustice and change society into a democratic form of socialism which the workers own and direct profit in which they worked and produced an extremely wealthy upper class but left others in dire poverty. his actual speeches from king where he discussed the need to fundamentally restructure the economic system in the united states. so maybe the p

reverend jesse jackson called foxx a good prosecutor that did the right thing. the meticulous police investigation is wrong. kim foxx continues to defend her office writing in part in her own op-ed in the chicago tribune, writing -- >> the chicago police union fired back writing -- >> today the former illinois appellate justice sheila oh bryant said that she will personally petition the courts to sign a special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. shep? >> shepard: matt finn live in chicago. police in colorado could take guns out of the hands of people that might pose a threat. coming up, we'll tell you why a sheriff says i won't enforce that. the lawyer famous for backing porn star stormy daniels is back in court facing the legal battle of a lifetime of his own. and you can teach robots to laugh. but then they might kill you for fun. ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance be

it was a clash of protest as kim fox supporters led by jesse jackson rallied against police.des got in each other's faces at one point police had to step in to calm things down. jesse jackson told fox news today that he think the chicago's superintendent investigation is, quote, very wrong and alleges kim fox is reforming the criminal justice system in chicago and the target of political attacks. kim foxx is still defending her office's actions writing in an op-ed in "the chicago tribune" since it seems politically expedient to question my motives and actions and those of my office let me state publicly and clearly that i welcome an outside, nonpolitical review of how we handled this matter. the chicago police union fired back in a statement writing quote the fop believes the article barely merits a response. a grand jury returned a 16-count indictment. it is miss fawction's duty to prosecute this crime. she refused to do. so and today a former illinois department justice wrote she is going to personally petition the courts here in chicago to assign a special prosecutor to in

the river jesse jackson was a rally in support of kim foxx, with began inside a methodist church here. he tells fox news he thinks police superintendent eddie johnson is wrong. he calls fox a progressive fox to get her to right thing. a very notable activist you're in chicago says the attacks against kim foxx are political. >> my message is this. to the fop, you are not taking on just kim foxx. you are taking on people who demand safe in the city chicago. disagree with her if you not, but take your hands off her. >> today, former appellate judge sheila o'brien has announced that she will personally petition the courts here to assign a special prosecutor to review this case. >> harris: may ask you a quick follow-up? during "outnumbered" last hour we saw on the same screen to see jackson walking into the fop, the fraternal order of police rally, as the fop president was speaking. we couldn't hear everything. what was the tone of thought, do you know? >> i spoke to him right before he stepped into the mix. that's when he told us that he thinks the superintendent is flat-out wrong. we kin

we are all jesse jacksons. our time has come. we want to know. do rules should say not to any more than two committees. you can't keep up with it. 17, now they got 29. the subcommittee has 19 members. you can't hardly get a quarrel with the defense subcommittee of appropriations. everybody wants to be on all the committees and everything else, so you have your staff doing all the work and what have you, you can't keep up. , the cancer culprit on the body politic, mr. president, is money, money, money, money. iran the last time six years it -- i ran six years ago, last and we raised $8.5 million. that and a little over is $30,000 a week every week for six years area -- years. do that, $30,000 a year every week for six years, you miss christmas week and new year's week, you are $100,000 in the hole, and don't you think we don't know it. as a result we don't work on mondays and fridays. we got longer holidays and everything else like that. policy committees adjourn, and we go over to the building, because you can't call it money in the office. we ca

. >>> the reverend jesse jackson is leading a rlly in chicago today to support the prosecutor whose officepped charges against actor jussie smollett. he was accused of staging a hate crime. cook county attorney says her office was not sure there would be a tile. >> they said no jussie smollett jokes. yeah, i know! what the [ muted ] was he thinking? you're jussie from now on. you don't get the you no more. that "u" was respect. you ain't getting no respect from me. >> that room is laughing. kim fox says she welcomes an outside investigation into the decision to drop charges. >>> a security adviser for amazon founder jeff bezos says saudi arabia is to blame for leaking racy text messages between bezos and his reported girlfriend. the text messages ended up in "the national enquirer" back in january. the security advisor says they believe the saudis gained access to his phone and wanted to harm him after his newspaper, "the washington post" began covering jamal khashoggi's murder. >>> a website used by parents to find baby sitters and nannies has now removed nhundreds of pr site were not lic

reverend jesse jackson a rally in support today. isis fighter executed by terror group after being accused of spying, the baby face jihadist known as osama bin bieber, first british isis fighter called by extremists for spying, reportedly put to death after revealing the location of a high-ranking isis official. jillian: two marine pilots are killed in helicopter crash during routine training mission, officials at the marine air force station in yuma, arizona, pilots were flying viper as part of weapon's and tactic's course, the crash is under investigation. a little boy missing since 2017 found living with his father in a different state, investigators say denise has abducted son in texas and police found them in suspicious vehicle outside of orlando. mother who has full custody of 9-year-old is on her way to get her son. graham could face criminal charges. rob rosh former vice president is challenging claims that he inappropriately touched a former assembly woman in 2017, in many years in campaign trail i have offered countless sh

i voted for jesse jackson when he ran. even voted for hillary although i didn't want to because i believed exactly what the media told us about trump. i knew nothing about him as well so i voted for hillary. i'm glad she lost. man reminds me -- if martin luther king could see him, he would say we have arrived where you should be judged by the content of your character. but you get a lot of hate speech. this gentleman knows what i'm talking about. he comes he is black. he doesn't fear the police officers from killing him. the lesbian and gay community want to be victims. he's right. i've been black all my life. everybody wants to be a victim but they don't want to be black. try being black in america when you have two, all the things that we go through each and every day including up until today. we don't all consider ourselves victims. we don't even get victimhood status when we deserve it. i don't blame vice president pence. i don't blame him -- these people are crazy out here. the left is crazy. don't meet with women who

jesse jackson led his group of counter protesters into the middle of the police dem demonstration. jackson said the conclusion that smollett committed a hoax is not true. >.foxx supporters saying she's reforming criminal justice. kim foxx continues to defend her office's decision to drop smollett's case writing in the chicago tribune, since it's expedient to question my motives and actions and those of my office, i welcome an outside nonpolitical review of how we handle this matter. the police union fired back writing the cbp concluded that mr. smollett faked a hate crime and it's ms. foxx's duty to do so. she refused to do so. over the weekend smollett was nominated but lost in the best supporting actor category. he did not attend the awards but that didn't stop comedian chris rock from poking fun at smollett. >> what the hell was he thinking? >> and today former illinois apell yait judge sheila o'brien wrote in an op-ed that she's going to petition the courts to assign a prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. gregg: matt, thanks very much. the incompetent and ineffective leadership

and al sharpton and the reverend jesse jackson. despite the fact he routinely called termites and judaisim a gutter rvenlg. top democrats have been cozying up to fair kahn for decades. screwy lewy told the nation of islam fathers he is jesus. this is right up there when he was transported to a mother ship. that hover above the earth. listen to this. >> to the honorable minister louis farakhan, you are the messiah of the world! and you are the messiah to every human who wants to be civilized. >> that man is considered a leader within the democratic party. why did obama hide that picture for the whole eight years he was president and even before? so 2020 contenders, are they going to condemn farakhan or will the party of compassion make excuses for his racism and anti-semitism and bigotry. first we turn our hannity watch, more updates on creepy crazy uncle joe biden. today he made the first public appearance as multiple women, now at least seven, have accused him of inappropriate conduct. like it seems like crazy uncle joe is doing b

look, reverend jesse jackson is speaking right now.say, every 2020 presidential candidate who spoke to black voters at this convention agreed on two things. one, they would support a bill from congress woman sheila jackson that would start a commission providing reparations to african-americans. number two, they also said they would reform the criminal justice system and end mass incarceration. a dozen of the presidential candidates have stopped here this week. it's the actual action network convention hosted by the reverend al sharpton. the goal is to introduce these candidates to a vital voting block for democrats, black americans. one of those candidates is the only black female running for office. that is senator kamala harris. she spoke a couple hours ago. take a listen. >> when this country incarcerates more people than any other country, america must admit it has a problem of mass incarceration. we have a criminal justice system that is deeply flawed, an urgent need of reform. >> reporter: she, of course, was the former attorney

contributed to the civil rights movement, and it was fine until it was taken over by two racists, jesse jackson and al sharpton. >> talking more the beginnings of the slavery mom, the christians are not given any credit for starting it. >> i don't know the answer to that. maybe william lloyd garrison was a democrat. i don't know. i. >> thank you. >> hello, david. may god continue to shower blessings on you. i'm interested -- when i think of the issue -- marx and powe muhammad i see a fusion and i see there's -- they're the same monster wearing different masks and i think we see this clearly now. it seems as if the only alternative -- we're dealing with marx and mew ham mitchell, naziism, fascism, communism, socialism, hezbollah, isis, all the same thing. it seems like the only possible alternative is that teach examination the theories and he morals of moses and i think as a conservative community, that needs to be publicly and forcefully reaffirmed. >> i'm not -- maybe i didn't make this clear enough. to me, the two sides -- and this struggle goes back, a story of the tower of babel. people tr

it was a while back and al sharpton and jesse jackson. despite the fact that farrakhan causes jews termites and judaism a gutter religion. still top democrats have been cozying up to him for decades. recently screwy louie told his nation of islam followers that he is jesus. this is even -- right up there when he says he was transported to a mother ship that hovers above the earth. he said that, too. listen to this. >> to the honorable minister luis farrakhan, you are the messiah of the world. [applause] and you are the messiah to every human who wants to be civilized. >> sean: that man is considered a leader within the democratic party. why did obama hide that picture through the whole eight years he was president and before? 2020 contenders will they condemn him or will the party of compassion continue to make excuses for his vile racism and virulent anti-semitism and bigotry. sean spicer and tammy bruce will be here to discuss it in a moment. more updates. joe biden made his first public appearance since multiple women, now seven, have

. >> reporter: counter protesters led by jesse jackson are backing fox. >> glass out of the wound. >>reporter: smallish was a no-show at the naacp image awards where he was nominated but lost. 's name still top of mind. >> what was he thinking? >> the charges were dropped, we will probably never know all of the details. weaver a lot of information. no one was hurt physically. >> the city of chicago with mayor rob emanuel at the helm once $130,000 restitution from jussie smollett. >> this is the whitewash of justice. >> an interview with the chicago tribune el sharpton blasted romney manual, quote, the reason this is of national significance to me, there is a marked difference between how they reacted to this and how they reacted to the laquan mcdonald case, they were not outraged when the video was withheld until after the mayor's election, quote,. sharpton pointed out hypocrisy surrounding the mayor, the mayo runoff to replace the manual will take place tomorrow. on wednesday out sharpton will lead the national action network's convention. the majority of the 2020 candidates attendin

attorney has been hit with a lot of criticism, many of her supporters, including civil rights leader jesse jackson the criticism is unreasonable and politically motivated. a counter protest by chicago's fraternal order of police is also scheduled today showing its opposition to the prosecutor's decision to drop the charges. he is charge of faking a racist and homophobic attack against himself. >>> former vice president joe biden says he does not believe he has ever acted inappropriately toward women. in an issue yesterday, responding to accusations from a former nevada state assemblywoman. lucy flores says he came up behind her, placed his hands on her shoulders, smelled her hair, and kiss the back of her head as she prepared to take the stage. >> i think joe biden has a big problem here, because he calls it affection and handshakes. his party calls it completely inappropriate. >> we have tremendous respect for the vice president. i think is a wonderful public servant. >> this comes as biden is expected to announce a presidential run. >>> a new book by uc president janet napolitano draws on her ti

he was an early endorser of jesse jackson. furthermore, the last point from the piece around the rising tide list, i think voters of color want to hear very directly about how the inequality exists within the communities to address specifically with public policy. >> let's talk a bit about some of senator sanders key policy platforms. he is talking free tuition for public universities, medicare for all, increasing the minimum wage. do you think the policies have the concerns of black voters in mind? >> well, i think he's going to have to, again, show and discuss with the black community where they show up in these issues and where they show up and how he is going to address the public policy. the truth is all the systems are structural in equality around education achievement, particularly in communities of color. structural economic issues when it comes to black women being at the end of the line when it comes to wage equality. he's got to put voice into how people of color are going to be impacted by policies, in addition to

community members, including jesse jackson, will be on hand to show support for the attorney in the wake of her offices recent decision. the paternal office of police is planning to have its own demonstration. >>> authorities in ethiopia expected to release a preliminary report about the recent of the crash of an ethiopian airlines plane. flight 302 crashed 6 minutes after taking off back on march 10. all people on board were killed. it is the second deadly crash in five months involving a boeing 737 max plane. authorities previously said the black box data indicated that an automatic anti-stalling feature was engaged when the plane crashed. >>> those types of boeing plans remain grounded across the globe as the engineers work on a software fix. minority leader chuck schumer says they want boeing to be removed from the faa rulemaking committee. the committee makes recommendations on airline industry regulations. congress is looking closely at the relationship between boeing and the faa, because a faa is accused of relying on their own safety assessments. >> how one man says he was assaul

jesse jackson rallying religious leaders in support of kim foxx.ng criticism over her office's decision to let smollett off the hook. the police union furious with foxx over drop in the case. this weekend, the "empire" targeting heat from his colleagues in hollywood. chris rock slamming smollett at the naacp image awards. >> they said no jussie smollett joke. what the hell was he thinking? you are jessie from now on. no u. >> you are not going to believe what just happened to me. i know what you're thinking but it's not bad. >> what is it? >> i got a text again. >> what we were thinking. >> good, so you believe me? >> no. >> what is wrong with you, man? >> lisa: juan, i'm going to start with you, the nonpartisan association of district attorneys who skewered foxx. you've also got the illinois bar association or prosecutors set her days -- her handling of it was dishonest. >> juan: she initially recused herself. try to do, apparently. when he was thought to be the victim and there was pressure and we discussed it, there was pressure coming from peop

which was to be given equal opportunity, given a chance, i also talked to jesse jackson who is a friend of earnings, he officiated at his funeral. he said you have to look at thec fight for social justice, one step leading toea another. the walk over university will be cold. we knew him before we knew martin luther king. his inability to engage in his refusal to engage, one of his wives who i talked to, one of his ex-wife's said she tried to get him to seek therapy. she tried to getra him to to coe to terms. if only he would've been happy as he is pretending to be. the one time he saw therapy or having trouble dealing with never having plays. . . . 100 only one that never played in the world series. he went to the psychiatrist, they said you did your best, it was not enough, and it always bugged her. the part that he could never come to terms with his real life because of the characters he created. it kept him for mental health issues. >> didn't the therapist say trade? [laughter] >> go to the yankees >> and to get to the question around frederick douglass via show of hands in the room

don't want our officers to bring -- >> but counterprotesters led by rainbow push founder like jesse jacksonacking foxx. >> we want healing. >> smollett was a no-show at the naacp image awards where he was nominated but lost, but his name, though, still top of mind. >> what the hell was he thinking. >> it was the correct thing that the charges were dropped. first of all, we probably will never know all of the details. we've heard a lot of information. no one was hurt. that is physically. >> the city of chicago with mayor rahm emmanuel at the helm wants $130,000 in restitution from smollett. >> this is a whitewash of justice. >> in an interview with the tribune, al sharpton blasted mayor emmanuel. quote, the reason it's a national difference to me, there's a marked difference to how they reacted to this and the laquan mcdonald case. the video was withheld until after the mayor's election, end quote sharpton points out what he calls hypocrisy. the runoff will take place tomorrow. on wednesday, sharpton will lead the 2019 convention. the majority of the 2020 candidates are attending and that ha

fox has been facing a wave of criticism, many of her supporters, including civil rights leaders jesse jackson says that the criticism is unreasonable and politically motivated. a counter protest by the fraternal order of police is going to take place today. he was accused of faking a racist and homophobic attack. >>> a beloved rapper shot and killed in los angeles. the tributes pouring in for nipsey hussle and what they know so far about the deadly shooting. >>> talk of taxes this monday, april fools' day. this is no joke. the double hit that is about to the people across california. we will talk about that. cropping up. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. there is the opening bell live this morning. we're visiting the exchange this morning. this is the minister of finance. they are off to a great start. progress in the talks with china over trade. it looks like they will open up about 200 points. we have all the business news coming up. >>> we will stay good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is monday,

a group of kim foxx supporters organized a counter protest in the same location led by jesse jackson.kson tells fox news that the chicago police superintendent is very wrong and jackson says kim foxx is fixing the judicial system. protesters got in each other's faces. police had to calm things down at one point. kim foxx demonstrators called police racist president trump supporters. here's what they had to say. >> the policemen in the city are great people. they sacrifice. they put their life on the line every single time they make a traffic stop. >> he's a trump fan. >> this is not about foxx. >> you care about jussie smollett? >> the president has called for a federal review of the smollett case. today sheila o'brien said she's personally going to appeal the courts here in chicago to assign a special prosecutor to inve investigate kim foxx. >> sean: now we turn to another important story. the crisis of our southern border escalating. even obama's dhs jeh johnson said he never got the memo. joining now with reaction, from the hoover institution, victor davis hanson with us, pam body

as somebody who actively supported jesse jackson's campaign and was elected to do so in '88, i dedicated my life to racism and sexism and discrimination of all forms. as president of the united states at the very top of our agenda will be the understanding that discrimination of all forms has got to end. period. you do that using the bully pulpit and with legislation. if someone wants to perpetrate hate crimes, that person will pay a very, very heavy price indeed. >> what they are getting at is a phenomenon that is global. we are seeing it throughout western europe as well as influxes of immigrants in the middle east and the same kinds of rises. >> let me just say that's correct. >> what would you do to return the u.s. to global leadership? >> reverse what trump is doing. trump is a cowardly authoritarian president. he is trying to throw 30 plus million people off health care. cut medicare and cut medicaid. you can't win an election doing that. you do what demagogues in europe has always done. you scapegoat and you go after women and minorities and people of color. it's not wall street,

jesse jackson led the rally in support of foxx.tells fox news that the police chief is wrong and attacks against foxx are political because she upset the old boy's club. >> change is going to come whether you want it or not. >> come foxx continues to defend her actions writing in the chicago tribune op-ed saying -- >> the chicago police union firing back saying -- >> today a former illinois appellate justice, sheila o'brien, wrote in the tribune that she will ask the courts to assign a special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. charles? >> charles: thanks, matt. traffic is bad enough. now one major city wants you to pay for sitting in gridlock and this could be the beginning of a national money grab. we report, you hide. we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest of all creatures. named 'par

the state attorney kim foxx declined to discuss substance of the case and now ds conference, jesse jackson'sme up kim foxx openly wondered the criticism might have something to do with race, watch. >> i've been asking myself the last two weeks, what is this really about? we speak to those who support fox didn't just wonder, bobby rush and jehmu greene accused the chicago police union of racism, look. the foc is a slime entity. the two we have all white men fop getting up looking like the ku klux klan. speed to matt repeatedly asked kim foxx if she agreed with thae repeatedly ignored him but the police union has called the comments ignorant, for offensive, malicious and false, sean. >> sean: traced my thank you unbelievable the liberal left us with new levels of embarrassment because aside from fox news talks radio, anger management and of course, yours truly alec baldwin even more delusional than we thought. please, would you support me if i run for president tweeting come if a rental, would you vote for me? add income he would beat trump and it would be so easy, bold in 20 campaign the best

for reverend al sharpton running for president and carol moseley brown running for president and jesse jackson running for president and shirley chisolm running for president. they paved the way. >> the fact that he ended up winning and gave credit to folks that went toward that, christopher, we don't have anyone that said that president obama helped lead the way to this -- they're being able to run and even possibly be victorious. but we do have a president that told blacks they have nothing to lose voting for him. what is his black agenda? what is his black program? is it that he's telling them they have nothing to lose? it seems that we're losing a lot. >> well, you know, on the one hand, i'm hearing we want a president who is president of everyone and then on the other hand i'm hearing there is a black agenda. so let me be clear. as it relates to this president of the united states, i ask us to look at a couple of things. one, from an economic standpoint, the work that is coming up on enterprise opportunity zones, i would ask people to look at that. i would and ask people to look at the nu

well, it was a clash of protest, as kim foxx supporters, led by jesse jackson, rallied against police got each other's faces. he tells fox news that he thinks the investigation is very wrong. alleges kim foxx is reforming the criminal justice system and is the target of political attacks. she is still defending her actions, writing an op-ed "sense it seems expedient to do this, let me state publicly that i welcome review of how we handle this." they fired right back "it barely merits a response. a grand jury returned a 16 count indictment. it is her duty to prosecute this crime. she refuses to do so." she also wrote in the "chicago tribune" that she is going to personally petition the courts here to assign a special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. tucker. >> tucker: from chicago, thanks a lot for that. well, even kim foxx acknowledges that she believes jussie smollett is guilty of taking a hate crime, but the actor will still not admit that. instead, his lawyer says that the osundairo brothers may have put on white face to attack him. >> according to the court records, he was very

and as somebody who actively supported jesse jackson's campaign and one of the few white elected officialsve dedicated my life to the fight against racism and sexism and discrimination of all forms. >> salu is the woman who asked the question. she is the former new york city commissioner of immigrant affairs and founder of new american leaders so thank you so much for coming through and you really asked the question. you even had to have an assist from on stage because it sounds like he wasn't answering your question. were you satisfied with his answer? >> absolutely not. i certainly wasn't satisfied with the first part of his answer. i think that i came to that question because in my work with immigrant communities and with people of color there is just this incredible sadness and fear that has developed over the last few years as we've watched churches being burned, as we watch our young people being killed by police and our young children being caged. and i brought to that question the weight and the feeling of so many of those conversations. and i didn't feel that we were being seen or

. >> reporter: fox is getting support from powerful activists, reverend jesse jackson joining with clergycal officials and other community leaders, defending the state attorney and condemning the bullies protest as "white supremacy. those quote >> all white men having guns and badges is a dangerous occupying force. we deport deserve a police force sensitive to the community. >> reporter: fox said last week she would welcome a third-party review into how the case was handle and regardless of the outcome, she says her office is committed to building a better relationship with police . >> i have a healthy respect for our police department and we are an independent agency. again, that healthy respect doesn't mean we will always agree. >> reporter: the city of chicago is demanding $130,000 in restitution from smollett and warned that if he does not pay within 7 days it might bring new charges against the actor. >>> more follow today over a report from the wall street journal about the popular site, care .com. it marks the news agency reported how the site did not conduct full background checks

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burrelli burlington, vermont, we were supporting the candidacy for president of my dear friend jesse jackson. when donald trump was promoting the racist, never to be forgotten, this racist theory of the birther movement. remember that? and how ugly was that, trying to delegitimize the first african-american president ever elected, needless to say, i was campaigning for president obama's re-election. when donald trump and his republican allies were trying to suppress the black vote in the 2016 general election i was running around this country campaigning for hillary clinton and pressing for automatic voter registration to expand the vote. and on and on -- so, i don't think i want to go into too much detail about the differences between trump and myself, but i want to do say is the mantra of our campaign is not me, us and the reason for that is no president, no matter how honest and well-intentioned can do it alone. that's the message from dr. king is that we all have got to come together to change the direction of this country, and i'm very proud that we now have over 1 million volunteers on

reverend jesse jackson was key. >> president gary hart. >> nobody thought at this point michael dukakisuple of years later, it's the '92 campaign and probably going to be bob tsongas of california. goofy governor of arkansas bill clinton at this point. there was no way. closer to this, 2008, new senator from illinois who had been creamed in a congressional campaign by former black panther bobby rush. there was no possible way. so is it possible? but i just think that his very resume is his greatest obstacle. >> and laura, i guess the selling point that i see folks from sort of promoting biden point to, they say is electability. hey, it was pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. those are the three states that narrowly put trump in there. put the guy from scranton, pennsylvania on the ticket, and that's how you beat trump. does that have resonance, do you think, with democrats? >> i think it does to some degree, but also biden isn't the only one that is trying to pitch himself in that manner. you have senator sanders, who has long said i could have won the states that hillary lost. you also

for hillary in 2016 against bernie and you have to go back to 1988 and jesse jackson winning african-americanoters to find the last time a democratic candidate for president who outperformed everybody else with black voters didn't win the nomination. >> good point. another question which is pete buttigieg gives good quotes and interviews and can he give a good rally, also? this idea he has to go out and perform. >> the other thing he will to do is stand up to scrutiny. not an intensive, you know, reporting coverage of his background looking into things in his past. you haven't seen any of the other campaigns or candidates really try to knock him out. eventually, if he stays in the top tier of candidates, that is going to happen and he will be tested on the debate stage and we'll see if he can take a punch. >> nancy. >> i think it's interesting that we have so many candidates that do have such name i.d. at this point and a number areteresting polling he's polling behind b n bernber sanders. >> we'll make an exception for steve kbecause polls can be misleading and money and numbers and fund-rai

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