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let's cross now to our correspondence joe black who is outside nottingham crown court for us.amily members. they feel, as james coates said, that this man has got away with murder. grief, raw anger, from back injune when these attacks happened. that is not going to go away. it has been harrowing over the last few days for the family in court, hearing details about what happened on gin the 13th, hearing all the details and then hearing all the details and then hearing about the psychiatrist and valdo calocane's mental state. as you can see behind my shoulder, the families are still over there just talking to members of the press. there is quite a lot of them as you can see. it is very packed courtroom, court room one, has been like that for the last few days. no seats were available. there were always family members there, members of the press as you can imagine and a lot of lawyers and councils and that sort of thing. yes, it looks like now they are making their way away from the tv cameras and microphones, going into various taxes and little minibuses that i can see here. yes

it's not soft support because black people don't like joe biden per se, it's that black voters who arenecessarily feel like he's been an active fighter on black voters' behalf, especially on white supremacy. nice speech, very moving, very emotional. i don't know that it's doing enough. if i were joe biden, i'm not trying to be glib, but if i were joe biden, he is two or three months behind in talking to charlamagne again, two or three months behind knocking on doors and getting into communities in ways he should be, putting out vice president kamala harris. if i was in joe biden's office, i would be calling shannon sharpe. he should be speaking to a wider array of black people than just going to mother emanuel. we know he's on the right side of that history, but he needs to be part of the future. >> when they say biden is old, his age, it's not just his numerical age and the way he walks and talks and sounds. it's also his politics are old. like, he still is sort of doing '90s, '80s politics including on the middle east. let me play a moment that happened in that church and get your co

has joe biden ever dated a black woman? rump was palling around with don king when your guy was palling around with segregationists. >> jessica: joe biden has been -- >> jesse: no, no, no. i'm not finished, all right? >> jessica: there's a fox news alert. >> jesse: i'll finish after the alert. >> judge jeanine: a fox news alert, the united states supreme court has agreed to her the appeal of the ballot is called negation. oral arguments will be held thursday, february 8th. all right, sandra. let's talk about that. colorado, the justices, all democrats, took donald trump off the ballot. the maine secretary of state, a democrat, take him off the ballot. how is eve got the candidate for president joe biden saying he is saving democracy when his party is taking the number one, at this point, sought after candidate, not just in the republican party but in terms of the polls, donald trump come off the ballot? >> sandra: in this is only firing up his base even more. the more they go after him, they more they try to take them off th

has joe biden ever dated a black woman?trump was palling around with don king when your guy was palling around with segregationists. >> jeanine: okay. >> jesse: i'm not finished, all right. >> jessica: it's a fox news alert. >> jeanine: a fox news alert. the united states supreme court has agreed to hear the appeal of former president trump's colorado ballot disqualification. oral arguments will be held thursday, february 8th dear cassandra, let's talk about t that. colorado -- sandra, let's talk about that. took joe -- donald trump off the ballot. secretary of state take some off the ballot. how was it that you've got the candidate for president joe biden saying he is saving democracy when his party is taking the number one, at this point, sought after candidate. not just the republican party, but in terms of the poles. >> sandra: it is only firing up his base even more. the more they go after him, the more they try to take him off of the ballot, fires up the base, improves his status in the polls, and only benefiting in t

and if trump can even break 15-16 support, guys, among blacks, in november, 2024, it's lights out for joeeeding support among black voters also happening among hispanic voters, youngerrer voters, female voters. if trump can just take georgia, arizona, wisconsin and michigan that he lost by a very slim margin in 2020, if everything else holds as it looks like it will be, he will be the 47th president, carley and todd. >> carley: that's why president biden was in south carolina speaking with black voters this weekend. but a lot of people still remember that comment that he made if you don't vote for me, you're not black. >> joe: that's right. >> carley: that did not sit well with the black communities. thanks for being with us this morning. he always has hot takes. trod. >> todd: dropping it like it's hot. >> carley: bye, guys. >> steve:

black voters are not monolithic, they are individuals. you heard a speech from the 1960s. jim clyburn and joem the past. john, there are black americans in chicago who are totally upset with sanctuary cities, homelessness, poor schools. a disconnect between joe biden and black americans today. remember charlamagne tha god, he said he is not voting for democrats. some are voting for donald trump now and cannot reconcile the situation by bringing up events that occurred in the 1950s and 1960s. that's what joe biden did today and it failed. >> john: you know, you mentioned congressman james clyburn, who in the video you were seeing there is seated on the left side of joe biden. he's the elder statesman of the congressional delegation, he is two years older than president biden is, and he is concerned about biden's declining support among blacks. listen to what he said. >> i have no problem with the biden administration and what it has done. my problem is we have not been able to break through that maga wall in order to get to people exactly what this president has done. this president is keeping

black women? it is joey issue for black women?— joe biden if this is the key issue for black women? it is without a doubt a key _ for black women? it is without a doubt a key issue _ for black women? it is without a doubt a key issue for— for black women? it is without a doubt a key issue for black - for black women? it is without a i doubt a key issue for black women, and we are not a monolithic community. however, we deftly stand form and tall in making sure that there are not restrictions to our freedoms, there have been. first lady biden just freedoms, there have been. first lady bidenjust said freedoms, there have been. first lady biden just said this is an issue that we thought was no longer at play, and now here it is, you have women who are growing up having less freedoms in their mothers —— than their mothers and grandmothers. no one person speaks to any community, but i can tell you when it comes to rights, to health care and access to abortion, this is an issue that as she said, people are willin

15-16 support, guys, among blacks, in november, 2024, it's lights out for joe biden as far as winning re-election. not only is he bleeding support among black voters also happening among hispanic voters, youngerrer voters, female voters. if trump can just take georgia, arizona, wisconsin and michigan that he lost by a very slim margin in 2020, if everything else holds as it looks like it will be, he will be the 47th president, carley and todd. >> carley: that's why president biden was in south carolina speaking with black voters this weekend. but a lot of people still remember that comment that he made if you don't vote for me, you're not black. >> joe: that's right. >> carley: that did not sit well with the black communities. thanks for being with us this morning. he always has hot takes. trod. >> todd: dropping it like it's hot. >> carley: bye, guys. >> steve: monday, january 29th, and this is "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. >> three u.s. service members are dead and more than 30 hurt after another drone attack by iran-backed militants. a live report from washington

back in the late eighties, he was talkin in theg about the japanese ripping us off while joe biden was blocking a black man from the courjoe bi t and joe biden isd letting china pillage this country. donald trump launched a trade war against them. donaldants t trump securedder. the border. joe biden is letting 5 million mystery men just wander. and what kind of patriotic person does that donal d spent his whole life building skyscrapers, creatin oldg jobs, developing beautiful tracts of land. >> joe biden's, buildi sitting s keister, backslapping and glad his country done nothing. >> he's done nothing. the racism thing has to stop. jessica okay. donald trump datedhing, black wn as joe biden never dated a b a black woman. >> donald trump was pallinlag around with don king when your guy was palling aroundy beth segregationists. okay. ben no, no, no. i'm not finished writing the fox news alert. oh, fine. i'll finish after the alernot f >> all right. we have a fox news alert. the united states supreme courit has agreed to hear the appeal of former president colorado ballot disqualification or agr. argument

like joe and the black stuff companies are matching to to justify is the service side. certainly they bought it. i've been sick. is that kind of thing to be complicit then another time aside by supporting as an understand the sides rather than taking a position saying no more agenda sides of this. the wall cannot understand by them blinking all these guys out of out to not just justifying it by supplying them with the weapons. and then for the money i'm buying times, let them be doing this in the sense that that's the problem. i mean, we know that that wouldn't be at the time, not between public opinion and between the government decisions. but also that is the key is sense of the senate can manipulate the substantive, particularly in the u. s. and that, that is, of course, the issue of financing. that's the issue of finally being that's the issue of a, that own it cannot make into this and the military industrial complex. i'm the in. yeah, i'm going to use the code that all of these things. okay. and done so at that going to testify? no, i don't think through just as i

and they're fighting taylor swift. >> yes. >> and i do have to ask you, though, black voters especially and critical to joe in 2020, there seems to be a real generational divide. you had an engaged constituency but they were lmgs exclusively older black voters. do you see a problem here with the way this campaign is reaching out to or resonating with young black voters? >> i think this is something in politics and i think you see in religion as well is understanding thatyu people are getting their information in a different way, that young people are processing their support in a different way. they're so much tied to institutions but they're more aligned with what their values are, and so that is forcing the political parties to begin to change the way that they reach out to those young folks. and so the biden campaign understands that, and that's why the $25 million at the end of last quarter they begin to have conversations on social media in the medium in which young people are. >> do you think there's just a problem with the message? and i'll ask you specifically about the president's support of the w

democrats struggle with messaging and said the attempt to court black voters and black churches and soul food restaurants as joe biden did in south carolina , is not effective anymore for democrats . what is your reaction? >> charlamagne is a respected voice in the black community and i agree with what he said, donald trump is the end of democracy as we know it. as he talked about where we campaign, how we campaign but today is different and we have to message different, he is correct. my overall point would be the president will go everywhere where americans are facing and struggling with ends. he went to the mother emmanuel church, a significant place of importance and will tout his message. here is the important part and charlamagne it on this, you have to tell people what you did, how it benefits them, he expressed a threat donald trump poses which charlamagne also expressed , but he talked about the investment in hbcus, $7.3 billion, black wealth went up 60%, the racial wealth gap is the lowest in some time, he reduced the price of insulin $35 to seniors who have given blood, sweat, and tears who have prot

joe biden, kamala harris. lack of a better word [beep] efficient. >> black community running from joe biden faster than mitt romney% drop to the most recent polls. you know why? substance matters in the black community. crime up, inflation eating them. >> laura: we'll see. >> taking city funds, people notice. that is what this is about. laura, i have a fox news alert. so sorry to report after 17 seasons as head coach university of alabama nick saban calling it quits. >> laura: we already did this at the beginning of the show. first of all, i got the news i am in the car coming to the studio. shocking to everybody i was a little late. horrible traffic. then i see these messages coming up one after the other after the other. thing i realize, my friend david upton, he saw saban some where. he was in a great mood. he is not one to sort of, sometimes doesn't smile a lot. right, they lost the game against michigan. maybe he is, he is enjoying, you know time with his family. great wife fantastic. smiles a lot. he is happy. one of the greatest coaches of all time. >> matched bryant in six champions, winningiest coach in c

black communities, and making commercials like this one. >> president biden signed an executive order for racial equity. getting have a president joe biden, who is putting in the work for black america. >> thank, you thank you. >> reporter: with the election less than a year away, the biden harris ticket is also ramping up big crowd appearances. clyburn says they also need more advocates like him pressing the flesh, and repeatedly telling the democrats story. >> that's a rescue plan is all about. what infrastructure bill sold out. inflation reduction act, and the pack act, for god sake. >> reporter: clyburn, also pushing this congregation to the voting booth with a sobering history lesson, explaining how one vote ended reconstruction after the civil war, and open the door to the jim crow era. >> each and every one of you got the power of one vote. don't you sit quietly by, don't you remain silent. >> that's why want to take back to my friends in people who don't vote, how the difference of how that one vote changed everything. >> i've been in the fight, i know where we have come from, and i don't want to go back. >> reporter: all t

to go back to your question it is important to note that joe biden at the moment according to the latest polls is enjoying 71% of the black from the more dominating numbers that hillary clinton enjoyed in 2016 and that joe biden did in 2020. i don't think it is bottom falling out. i don't know the difference between worry and concern. in a year where it is likely to be tight as a tick where the last two election cycles have been decided by 40,000 voters, smaller than the smallest nfl stadium in the country, you really can't afford any kind of slippage. the up side is the biden campaign knows full well it whats a lot of work to do. namely with youth and people under 30 and including minorities and just in general breaking through. it is getting very tough. there are a lot of x factors including the top of the show that you had jonathan turley talking about the president's -- former president's various court issues and being in d.c. today for one of the hearings. all polling shows that's thaw doesn't help him with the larger universe of voters he needs to support him to win a general election. while joe biden can't rely on

is a liar, now he's the great white knight for democracy the great white knight for the black community. why? joeen hasn't lifted a finger for democracy or the black community. he's undermined both he is a wrecking ball. let's look. joe biden has always opposed school choice the most important civil rights issue of our time, particularly in the inner cities with the crummy schools that are crime-ridden and where parents want their kids to get an education. joe biden says no, screw you. i stick with the teachers unions. he's done so much for those communities. he has not lifted a finger to deal with inner-city crime he does not even talk about it. he does not say anything to his buddy george soros a sugar daddy for the democrat party in the radical left movements he does not say get out of our party. he supports them and the other progressives. he has driven food private enterprise is through the roof which means poor people especially are having difficulty making ends meet, i go to fast food restaurants and go through the drive-through, i don't know one meal 11 - $12 a person. you have to feed pe

joe biden, makes no sense. they should all be fired. oh, i know why. >> harris: they are shedding the blackmes clyburn has to do it for joe biden, promise the black vote even if they don't solve one black community issue. >> kayleigh: unbelievable what the democratic party decided to do. when you are an incumbents, you can cancel debates, but this is a deeply unpopular president with jimmy carter numbers, for him to do this, big mistake. media headlines are not going to be good tonight. >> emily: today he is having his first official campaign event with vice president in virginia. further snub to those in new hampshire, you are not worth me putting my name on the ballot or show up. that is messaging this president sends americans. >> harris: new details on alleged inappropriate relationship scandal between fani willis and top prosecutor in the case against trump in georgia. stay with us. (♪) there's two things a young man wanna be - a cowboy or a gangster. and a gangster's outta style. i got back to my roots... we come from a long line of cowboys. my grandfather, my great-grandfather, my au

harold tells me that black americans are not happy with joe biden. deliveredlack they've to the black community is illegals. >> harold: i've got to write that down. >> greg: last word to you, dana. writing in my name, is that effective campaignin is thg? >> dana: it's actually a good idea. i mean, why not give it a shot? "gutfeld" is easy to spill.ey 'swe had someone as part of the new hampshire institute of politicse. when they put out thet advertisement about doing the writing campaign, they spelled w biden's namero wrong. which might be why you can justb mark an x and they'll say it is for biden.barr it's very same for him to have to do this.d he listened to the activists otn his party whd o said new hampshe is too white, new hampshire has a lot of history. we've already established that. but there are many college-educated white people n new hampshire. and that's making up a big part of the president's base, so heat should want to make sure they are happy. i do think biden might eke it out.ou t.we are talking about how new hampshire can often surp

black vote of south carolina? >> the congressman is one of the national coach for joe biden's reelection campaign. that has reflected their long-term relationship with the acknowledgment of the role that he played ahead of that 2020 primary we were just talking about, the congressman kept his own vote in early voting in south carolina, which begin here yesterday. he voted for joe biden in this race. certainly, we can say all kinds of things about specific voting demographics and what is seen as important. but here in south carolina, among the democratic electorate, black voters play a large role in that. it depends on who you ask, in terms of how much specific influence someone like jim clyburn has on how black voters are going to think or consider their options. but this is certainly a state where black voters play a huge role in the democratic electorate and one that was important to joe biden's campaign. i would expect in the closing weeks for the next democratic primary here, we will hear more from the congressman about the importance of getting out that vote so that joe biden, in the first pr

black voters especially. i mean, they were critical to joe biden's success in 2020. e a real generational divide. i was at that barbershop, you had an engaged constituency, but they were almost exclusively older black voters. do you see a problem here, with the way this campaign is reaching out to, or resonating with young black voters? >> i think this is something that in politics, and i think you see it in religion as well, is understanding that young people are getting their information in different ways, and young people are processing their support in a different way. they are not so much tied to institutions, but they are more aligned with what their values are. and so that is forcing the political parties to begin to change the way that they reach out to those folks. and so, the biden campaign understands, that that's why the 25 -- to begin to have those conversations on social, media in the mediums in which young people are. >> do you think it's just the medium? or do you think that there is a problem with the message? and i'll ask you specifically about the p

these are issues black voters care about and joe biden will not be speaking on the issues, it is backng people up, talking about racism and donald trump. >> kayleigh: no doubt about it. interesting. see if it works. nightmare unfolding in the sky as a door flew off alaska airline jet while 16,000 feet in the air. more on that crazy story next. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. [crowd gasp] ♪ with c

>> well, look, we know black voters resurrected joe biden's campaign in the primary in the state of south carolina, with the help of mr. clyburn. we also know joe biden can't win without a large historical number of black voters turns out for elections like they did in 2020. people say this all the time, but i'm not sure they believe it. black folks are not a monolith. older black voters may feel one way, younger voters may feel differently. there are some black voters that will vote for donald trump. i don't believe the risk is that 50% will vote for donald trump, but not showing up is just as much a vote for donald trump. when we heard the former first lady say that, we all remember the day donald trump lost, as many were devastated, and had to back to the white house and listen to the president address us in the rose garden, and we lived four years of her presidency that really did hurt black people. so the rink, the terrifying nature we all feel, can we endure another four years of donald trump? i don't want to have to. the campaign will have to convince them to show up. >> one of the

silent voter and you're looking at this right now and these key constituents so important to joe biden, the blackthe hispanic voters, and certainly, the young voters. that's what really propelled him to victory and if he loses those votes i think it's going to be a big problem for him and donald trump is right now leading in some of these really key states. we're going to see the impact of the legal action that's happening and if that's going to matter or not, and there's certainly, you know, we saw it coming out of new hampshire. 35% of republican voters say they will never vote for donald trump no matter what, but does that mean they're going to vote for joe biden or does it mean there's an opportunity for a third party candidate? is there going to be somebody coming out of no labels? are they going to go to rfk jr.? i think it's going to be really interesting to see how this plays out but it's very bad news for joe biden. neil: good news for joe biden, this week, ladies was the endorsement it wasn't a shocker from the united auto workers saying that they have their full support and that's powe

. >> black voters were instrumental in joe biden getting the nomination. d are you about black voters showing up for president biden in november? >> i'm not worried. i'm very concerned and i have said. i don't know. i saw those reports. >> sean: here with reaction, democratic pollster doug schoen and pollster lee carter is with us. as a democrat, african americans, hispanic americans, women, young people, that's pretty significant portion if not most of the democratic party base and he's losing double-digit support in every demographic. in some cases 20%, 25%. can he recover? >> i think the only way he can is what you were saying in the early segment. a sustained negative attack on donald trump. trump's numbers, as you know, are almost as bad in terms of approval as biden. he's ahead on every issue. but he has vulnerability. frankly i think joe biden is looking forward to this campaign because he knows he can't run on his record. you're right about that. but the real clear politics members are plus two for trump. >> sean: if i may interrupt for a second. i

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georgia, joe biden won it by 11,799 votes. 29% of the electorate is black. if there is a 0.9 -- less than 1% decline in support among blacks in georgia joe biden loses georgia. arizona 19% of electorate is hispanic, biden won it by 1,417 votes. a 2.7% decline. today it's at 20% decline. 2.7% decline and he loses arizona. wisconsin, 20,682 votes winning margin. 14% 14% -- 7.6% decline and he loses wisconsin and today he is losing 20% of the young vote. real problems for the biden coalition here. hisp hispanics, blacks and young voters. >> bret: are you looking at these numbers saying we have have to have a major change of messaging in the white house? >> that moment came months ago. take a look at the white house press secretary goes out and says bidenomics is working. the president's job approval on the economy is 30%. there is a basic rule of marketing. if you have a product that stinks don't put your name on it. bidenomics stinks and they put their name on it and keep talking about it rather than saying we're working on the problem and we're making progres

joe biden. because, without the support of the obamas, not only do you chip away at the black vote, but you chipat a lot of those democrat voters who still really like the obamas but really do not like joe biden. so, i think it's important to watch and pay attention to how the obamas evolve in the next couple of weeks, couple of months. northwesterly several months because that to me is going to indicate whether they throw their support maybe around another candidate. maybe michelle, maybe gavin newsom. wait and watch. >> carley: june 2021, president biden had 87% approval among black voters. that's down to 62% approval december of 2023. that's a 25% decrease, that number is going in the wrong direction if you're in the biden camp. tomi, got to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. have great day. we appreciate it. >> thank you guys. >> todd: great to be back with you. core core great to come back after a week off. >> todd: what it is like when your team wins? >> carley: i'm experiencing it right now. "fox & friends" starts right

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black, hispanic latino voters the largest in the media, no president has done more for the black community than what joe has done. maria: i want to get to the panel, think about the visual. can you see anybody after the two and half years that we experience can you see anybody yelling, four more years. >> what is interesting nikki haley made a specific point about the fact that that speech the church where he gave the speech at was a mass shooting in 2015 in charleston, that's where he stood there but where have you been since then, that was the message that black voters seem to be missing and that's what his polling is so bad among black voters. to be clear he had in 2020, the polls are showing he did not have the voters in 2024. all of a sudden he is taken the demographic for granted and their finally speaking up saying enough is enough we disagree and that's what nikki haley was calling on fox news last night. you also to point out the economic side of this and the fact that this demographic has been crushed by inflation since president biden took office you cannot ignore that either. we go back to t

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off election year but b this headline noting that a-frame coalition of black hispanic and young voters is actually abandoning joeout that biden claims the support of 63% of black boers precipitous declineo fromur 87% he carried in 2020. shelby, what is your reaction tm that? >> i am happy to that. t we are slowly, slowly beginning to see the light of how we have been prayed, how we have been w exploited. and we have been used over and over again, affirmative action used as blacks come upons of white innocence.ti and we've had seven 70 years of affirmative action and blacks have following behind in 1964 when the civil rights bill was passed. it is a humongous failure of public policy. the greatest one i think the greatest in american history. next to the civil war and so forth. >> jeanine: all right. >> but it is profound. >> jeanine: well, shelby, you are profound in what you say.tie i wish we had more time but thank you so much for being with us tonight.p and coming up, the second dropu from epstein's court filings isa out. we are still going through it, and we will bring you thee at details. but first i will r

joe biden. this effort to use the church, not just the black church, but the site of racial violence of a mass murderflect from the fact joe biden himself is bombing churches, bombing mosques, bombing places of worship and murdering many civilians, people who sought shelter in those places, it exposes the complete hypocrisy of this entire situation in the vacuum a more leadership at the top. i think that is why many people who watch it took offense to it. i'm glad the young people stood up and protested because even though there were few in that audience come they represented the majority of people worldwide. amy: it is interesting, the polls that have come out today indicate he haley is surging -- nikki haley is surging in the polls and new hampshire. you referenced where she stood on the confederate flag. i want to go back to 2014 when then south carolina republican governor nikki haley suggested south carolina had resolved its image problem and that having the confederate flag at the state house was fine because not a single ceo had complained. she was speaking at a gubernatorial debate. >> the co

joe biden into the darkness. host: alabama, democrats line, hi. caller: good morning. you a bad girl. i really love you. but you are doing a good job this morning. it is about democracy. i made blackdemocracy is on the line. stop telling us and start worrying about democracy. as a black person, i'm very worried about this country and about everybody's freedoms. as a woman period, we need to be worried about democracy. you hit the nail on the head. i'm sick and tired of people netanyahu took his eye off the ball. [indiscernible] padestroy israel but benjamin netanyahu was worried about his political future and the crimes he committed. blamed himself. it's not about president biden and it's not about trump, it's about who are we as americans. joe biden has this economy on the right path and everybody needs to wake up. guest: i think she can be my cohost. you can't world. you can look at what he's tried to do in the last four years and what he's tried to do i think is been incredibly successful. he would have been more successful if he controlled the senate and the house. what he's trying to do on student loans. we are burdening students with such incredible student debt. i callti-do

election year with this headline, noting that a fraying coalition of black, hispanic, and young voters is actually a ban donning joe and pointing out that biden now claims support of just 63% of black voters, a precipitous decline from the 87% he carried in 2020. shelby, what is your reaction to that? >> >> i'm happy. we are slowly -- we're slowly beginning to see the lights of how we have been played, we have been exploited and we have been used over and over again. affirmative action uses blacks of pawns of white innocence we have had 70 years of affirmative action now, and blacks are farther behind than they everywhere in 1964 when the civil rights bill was passed. it is a humongous failure of public policy, the greatest -- i think the greatest in american history next to the civil war and so forth. but, it is profound. and. >> judge jeanine: shelby, you are profound in what you say. i wish i had more time. thank you so much for being with us tonight. and, coming up, the second drop from epstein's court filings is out. we're still going through it and we will bring you the details. but, first, i'll react to this

black folk did not just save joe biden's campaign in a very real way. black folks saved this democracy. on more than one occasion, we have been called upon as black people to save this democracy from itself. we've done it in every war, in the civil war, in world war i, world war ii, black soldiers having to sit on the back of the train behind nazi war criminals coming out. and yet we put ourselves, our lives on the line to save this democracy. so black women in particular in south carolina, again, didn't just save this campaign, they stepped up to save this democracy. here is the question with all respect to congressman clyburn, who i love dearly. what is the return on investment? we continue to be called upon time and time again to save the democracy. but we are -- don't end up being the victor, as it were, to get the spoils. and so when you don't have meaningful voter reform, when you can't get voting rights legislation passed, when you can't get meaningful police reform passed, black people have questions. i believe in symbolism and substance. no ques

they sound like they are part of the critical race theory undoing of black history in this country, or american history really. joeo that is not what it is. her saying she has black friends does not justify, what she pulled on the stage >> i laugh cause when she said nothing, she was absolutely right. >> i have black friends, i grew up here. you grew up near a plantation? i'm >> telling you, the language of politics is dead. you have distraught talk straight to people. people are afraid to talk straight. >> angela you've a new podcast coming out, tell us about it, and she what charlemagne is involved in this. >> this is as messaging tonight, the languages politics is dead. i think we are, i think where i have thrived even to my dry truman, it's truth. i don't like that either, i don't like when people speak out both sides with amounts. i love watching you as you don't take it either. you say no what did you say? we found it to give people real talk about politics, politics are everywhere in every aspect of their lives. the selection show is native land pod, and it is with -- and we are having the conversations wit

real way, they sound like they are part of the critical race theory undoing of black history in this american industry. joe and said that's not what it. is she said -- her saying she's got black friends does not justify what she pulled on the stage recently. >>> i laughed when she said nothing, it was absolutely right. nothing. >>> i have black, friends i grew up here. so you grew up near a plantation response to do what? >>> i'm telling, you the language of politics is dead. you have to talk straight to people. people are afraid to talk straight. >> reporter: angela, you have a new podcast coming out. tell us about it and, charlamagne i think is involved in this. why is this necessary at this moment? >>> i think what he said throughout this interview, this is his messaging tonight. the language of politics is dead. and i think where i thrive, even to my detriment in some situations, is in truth. i don't like that either. i don't like when people are speaking out of both sides of their light mouth. i like watching you because you don't take anything you like, no, what did you say? i think that's important.

so instead of having black folks at the back of the bus, under joe biden, we are driving the bus. hat is so important right now and why i'm so proud. i'm the second person to be elected chair -- black person to be elected chair of the dnc. third black person to hold this role. it was because of joe biden saying, "let's give this guy a chance. let's this this voice represented in terms of how this party moves forward. "i can go over and over again, how he's done this. this is core and central to who he is. he is not politically poll tested. it is about who joe biden is and what he fights for each and every day, for all of americans, but specifically so that black americans understand that he sees them, that he hears them, and that he's fighting for them every single day. >> all right. dnc chairman jaime harrison, thank you so much, as always. we greatly appreciate it. jonathan lemire, jaijaime, the chairman and reverend al both talked about charlottesville, talked about how that started, made joe biden understand that he needed to run in 2020. look at what is going to be happening i