so i believe when martin luther king, jr. said injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, certainly this horrendous kill something terrible. however, we can lead from our own hearts and our own communities and say to each other, this is bad, but we must stop the violence. jedediah: you know, al vide today, your uncle also talked about how riots were destructive, self-defeating. was such an advocate for peaceful protest to bring about effective change. what do you say though to protesters who are out there, saying you know what, if i don't do something like this, if i don't act out violently i will not be heard, i will not effectuate change?

sammy davis jr. thing, certainly muhammad ali. part of the flip side is you deal with subjects who an embarrassment of riched. the question is, what to leave on the cutting room floor, whether it's a book or documentary. >> it's harder when you're writing about a performance than when you can just show it. how sammy davis jr. brought more to the media landscape. his appearances in variety shows, which in and of themselves, don't sound that exciting. they are kind of in and out. this is what i could count, 47 different variety show appearances. and seeing a number of them -- they're not all available, but i was able to realize he brought something really new to television. most network programming was stereotypical on the way it showed african-americans on a sitcom. on these variety shows, he could come out and be himself and joke around and have a familiar and semi-intimate relationship with the white people on the show that really showed an integration that you just weren't seeing on network programming and that's how most americ

next, donald trump, jr. hosts a virtual campaign event for his father's presidential reelection campaign featuring musicians and conservative activists. they discuss their support of gun rights and conservation efforts as well is why mr. nugent is supporting president trump reelection campaign. they also talked about the covid-19 pandemic response in michigan and criticized restrictions put in place by governor gretchen whitmer who was considered to be a potential running mate for joe biden. >> hey, guys. back by popular demand, we are here was another rendition. with us today is the motor city madman, ted nugent. his is in your typical political show. we like to have more fun. we like to have more discourse than you probably would get on cable news. ted has done the incredible favor of dressing up incredibly well. i love that sure. is that for saatchi? -- for saatchi? >> i'm a rancher, farmer, hunter, fisherman. i have three dogs. they are completely worn out from an average day celebrating the ultimate ame

they include sammy davis jr, jim and tammy faye baker, and muhammad ali. this talk was part of a two-day conference called remaking american political history. >> welcome. thank you for attending our session on this beautiful friday afternoon. i will have to compete with the outdoors. and hopefully will convince you that you have made the right choice hanging out with us to talk about media and biographies in political history. between the four of us we have written at least 17 biographies, it might be more than that, i was losing count because randy roberts had written so many, more than half of our total number. we have a lot of experience in this genre, we have been drawn to it and have an affinity for it in some way or another. let me introduce the panelists. as i introduce each of you, if you could spend a minute or two telling the audience, what was it that drew you to biography? what is it that you love about the genre? first we have larry, professor in the graduate acting program in the new york university of the arts with an affiliate in the gradu

as far as media source material for me, and how sammy davis jr.rought something new to the media landscape. i think the most valuable thing for me was his appearances on variety shows, which in and of themselves don't sound that exciting because they are usually just a few minutes, and they are just kind of in and out. but he in the 19 fifties, at least, this is when i can count, 47 different variety show appearances. by seeing a number of them, they are not all available. that by seeing a number of them, i was able to realize that he brought something really new to television. most network programming was very stereotypical in the way that it showed african americans on television programs. like a sitcom. but on these variety shows he could come out and just be himself and joke around and have a familiar relationship and a semi intimate relationship with the white people on the show that really showed an integration, that you were just not seeing on network programming. that is how americans got to know's sammy davis jr.. most people did not go t

martin luther king jr. is chaos. we are better than this as a country. go home. >> what a protest, chaos. atlanta as they are declaring the rides that broke out in her city, nationwide outbreaks escalating, the city known for its history of peaceful protests since the days of mlk, turning violent as rioters set fire to downtown streets including attacking cnn headquarters. the niece of martin luther king jr. joins us from atlanta. thank you so much for being here this morning, your joining us from atlanta, you have a goddaughter in minneapolis, your message to those rioting, a fourth day. >> at 1726 of one blood, god made all people to live together on the face of the earth. martin luther king jr. said we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters and parish together as fools. our president, donald john trump, has said we all believe the same. jack brewer just spoke very truly when he said we have to deal with racists right now in this nation. people are being killed because of skin color, sometime

theodore roosevelt jr. had a very laid back command persona and that wasn't up to snuff with somebody who was spitting polish as george patton was and omar bradley thought he got a little bit too comfortable and cozy and laid back with some of the soldiers. there wasn't that sort of rigid discipline that makes a good soldier a good soldier. he was removed from command in the first infantry division, that he wasn't down and out and he landed a spot as the assistant division commander in the fourth infantry division in the months immediately prior to the normandy invasion. and roosevelt pleaded with his commander general raymond tub by barton, that was his name, his nickname, and he was unceasing and he wanted to go ashore with his men. and barton finally acquiesced and barton realized at that moment that this is probably going to be the end of this general. his health was failing. he was suffering from chest pains and he wasn't telling anybody about it. he had very bad arthritis. his mobility in some cases w

don jr.hink we'll all talk about how we spent our pandemic, and don jr. has spent his pandemic raising money for republican candidates. we talked before about how he is very popular in trump country, big on talk radio in 2016. now, we see him going online, trying to rev up and bring in heavy duty trump supporters. so we see him doing a show called "trig r gere"triggered," his book, which is what he does with a lot of people. and he's done a virtual hunting event in wisconsin and the southwest. he's now having a don jr. maga candidate of the week. he's going to single out candidates as part of the win red program, to raise money. why does this matter, at a time when the president is either confined to the white house or talking about the virus? don jr. is free to talk about politics, and if you follow him online, you know he doesn't hold back, and he is able to engage directly with these candidates at a time when the white house is having to be less political. >> i also just want to mention th

carl jr., and carl jr's wife, kim were always amazed at how much their mom's clients loved her. >> well, one of her clients, she had gone to their wedding and then went to a baby shower. so she just sold them a house. it was a newer client. and i think that that speaks for itself. >> she had a nice smile. >> she had a beautiful smile. and, um, she had a laugh that -- that would fill a room. >> and she was hands down the most genuine person you've ever met. >> reporter: chad, beverly's youngest son, says it was like his mom glowed. >> she was very radiant. i think that's what spoke out to people was that confidence, and people noticed. obviously, she was naturally beautiful. >> reporter: it was that natural beauty that caught the eye of her husband, carl. they met when they were just kids. >> yeah, she was 16. i was 19. >> wow. where did you meet her? >> splendora, texas. she was working at a little hamburger joint named the bionic burger. i said, well, did i know i was going to get a wife when

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i'm roy wood, jr.! he's michael kosta!have been missing sports so much, man! >> i know. same here, roy, i'm so desperate that i have been betting on all the ol oldest pn games that they have been airing. >> i'm sorry. what did you just say? >> and i'm down $5,000, but i'm going to make it back tonight because i'm watching last year's super bowl and i've got a feeling the 49ers are going to win big. >> the kansas city chiefs, that's going to end bad. but what i have been watching is michael jordan ten-part documentary last dance detailing his last year with the chicago bulls. >> you and everyone else, roy. i mean, this documentary has everything -- drama, greatness, shorts so short they leave nothing to the imagination. >> those shorts were so short i could see who had a vasectomy. and watching all that old n.b.a. footage with this documentary, kosta, really made me appreciate how fast the fashion trends change. the n.b.a. in a few short years went from really short shorts to jordan's enormous baggy suits. like m.c. hammer

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this is not in the spirit of martin luther king, jr. this is chaos. a protest has purpose. when dr. king was assassinated we didn't do this to our city. >> in oakland, california police arrested 18 people and detained another 60 for looting. six officers were injured while attempting to keep the peace. someone opened fire on two protective federal service officers at the federal building, killing one of them. oakland police say they do not think it was related to the protests. in detroit, a 19-year-old was shot and killed when someone from a dodge durango shot into the crowd. and a majority taken into custody were from outside the city. they're asking them to leave. and many of the protesters and protests across the nation began during the day in relative peace. as the sun went down, the numbers increased and enraged. and there are announced protests in nearly 40 cities today. >> alicia acuna, thank you very much for that report outside of minneapolis. right now what i want to do is-- or i believe you're outside of denver, but listen, the point is the story started in minneapolis an

i hate that don jr.nd his family went through what they did but bill barr did the rule of law a service, grenell did the truth a service by forcing shift to -- without the dossier, there would be no warrant against carter page. my job is to try to coherently without revenge but with accountability in mind explain to the american people how the system failed, how and why and a start with the general flynn case. as soon as his case is dismissed, we will be pursuing the flynn investigation and to try to explain how it got so off the rails starting with offering general flynn a chance to come to the committee and tell the country what it was like to go through this. >>>> sean: now that we know all of this and now that we know the timeline, now that we know he was told repeatedly by all of these people, i thought the attorney general's interview on cbs was amazing but now that we know that shift was repeatedly told no evidence of collusion, he would go out and tell the american people something differently. h

franklin roosevelt jr. is in uniform. his fellow officer is douglas fairbanks jr.is serving with the fleet. clark cable joins the united states army air force enlisting as a private. his ambition to become an aerial gunner. this is the people's way of saying from movie stars to sales clerks, american's citizens are in the war. >> enlisted servicemen are the backbone of the military. they have an advocate that didn't exist in world war ii. the senior enlisted adviser to the jonassai joint chiefs of staff. >> our nation has faced many challenges and our purpose remains the same, to protect our freed freedom. ask the greatest generation for the ideals set forth in our constitution, we know it is our turn. the greatest generation did this for our country and we shall do the same. i salute you and your families and trust we will keep the torch burning and trust that we will keep america free. >> i want to give a shout out and a thank you to the world war ii veterans. >> your service allows us to serve today. thank you so much. we as a society cannot thank you enough. >>

we're standing in front of the grave of frank luke jr., a second lieutenant. he was in the air service, which played a significant role in the meuse-argonne area. but frank luke had a unique job, so to speak. he was a balloon buster. can you tell us a little bit about the balloons in the war and why the americans and the french wanted to shoot them down? >> yes, in fact balloons were used for observation. of course, as you can imagine. balloons were way better. balloons were flying everywhere over the battlefield, sometime going close into the rear line, throwing bombs also on the rear camps and everything. so balloons were both used as a weapon and observation, so shooting balloons was something very important. >> luke took off on the morning of the 27th on a mission that was not approved. his commanding officer didn't know where he was. by the end of the day, he didn't come back. later on, it was found he had been shot down. do you know where he was shot down? >> yes, it was a small village in that direction around nine or 10 miles away. >> and as i understa

officials, demanding the nsa unmask the trump team including president trump, his children, donald, jr. and ivanka trump, jared kushner and more. also this, four dozen obama officials, maybe 53 of them could be subpoenaed by senate judiciary. we have this, house republicans driving ahead. they want to talk to directly to one of the fbi agents who interviewed michael flynn. also this, a curious email from susan rice saying the obama administration and president obama did things, quote, by the book. it is now declassified. we're going to talk about that, how, anything basically done far from being done by the book. also michael flynn's attorney files a motion to boot, get rid of the judge on the flynn case for egregiously overstepping his authority. a lot of stories here tonight. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. welcome indiana senator michael braun. senator, great to have you on. >> hi, liz. elizabeth: senator, you had lunch meeting today with the president. can you fill us in on wha

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the victim was crossing the street on martin luther king jr. way when she was hit by a white is to be. the driver stopped before fleeing the scene. so far, a detailed description of the vehicle and driver have not been released. >>> coming up, apple and google join the fight to stop the spread of the coronavirus by using your phone. should we be concerned over privacy? ♪ . >>> remembering a rock 'n' roll icon been we look back at the legacy little richard. >>> some of us today, 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. hopefully, you had a chance to notice that. we keep it like this for the weekend. monday, the rain is coming. not a lot. bay area wide rain for the first part of next week. . >>> he once said he was the architect of rock 'n' roll and it is hard to argue. richard penniman, will know him as little richard, has died of lung cancer. ♪ ♪ . >> how it all started back in 1956 with tutti-frutti. little richard cut series of unstoppable hits in the 50s and 60s. you helped shadow the color line of music charts bringing what was once called race mu

martin luther king, jr. was born here. you could hear the passion in the mayor's voice when she spoke last night. take a look. >> when i heard there were rumors about violent protests in atlanta, i did what a mother would do. i called my son and i said where are you? i said, i cannot protect you and black boys shouldn't be out today. >> reporter: and as you heard the mayor and some of the people with her, this is our home and our city. if we lose atlanta, what else do we have left? guys, back to you. >> so powerful to hear the mayor speaking as a mayor, as a mother, emotions running so high all across the country. blayne alexander in atlanta. thanks so much. >> it was another night of unrest and anger in minneapolis as well. even after the arrest of the police officer who had his knee on george floyd's neck. protesters ignoring a citywide curfew that was supposed to start at 8:00 last night. gabe gutierrez remains in minneapolis for us again this morning. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. parts of the c

joe rosato, jr. >>> tonight a winner is crowned on "the voice." it'll be five finalists instead of four. there will be performances by the jonas brothers, bonn voe sri, and lady antebellum as well as a duet between gwen stefani and blake shelton. you can catch "the voice" tonight on nbc bay area at 8:00. >>> up next at 5:00, our nightly celebration for the class of 2020. >>> well tonight at 6:00, he's never had a birthday party like this. from offices to construction workers, a full force of love on display in san francisco for a 4-year-old whose parents are both nurses. >>> we always like to end with something good. this started a few weeks ago. we started here, and we continue to get inundated with pictures of our graduates. >> con grats to the class of 2020. ♪ . >>> tonight new hope of immunity for coronavirus survivors. it's what researchers have been hoping for, the promising signs they found in recovered patients and what it means as nearly all 50 states move to reopen >>> another child death from that mystery illness. the 15-year-old victim

martin luther king, jr., middle school on monday. they're looking for volunteers for two different shifts. you must reserve a spot to volunteer. they will not take walk-ins. >>> san francisco's popular restaurant chain, the grove, may be at risk of closing. abc 7 news was at the fill more street location earlier today. the owners said they may have to close this location and decided to close the haze valley restaurant permanently. they say bank of america failed to submit a loan they applied for to keep their business running and reapplying would take weeks. the owners are worried the fill more restaurant won't turn april profit because of limited seating space and social distancing mesh ushs. >> to the north bay, casino furloughed many employees on friday. and management took a 20% pay cut. security to maintenance and cleaning crews remain on the job. it employs more than 2,000 people and one of the largest in the bay area. an official told the santa rosa press democrat, the casino is looking to reopen in june and has a four-step pl

well, donald trump jr. is 100% right.any stories have been out there that basically call out -- this is supposedly from "the new york times"es, washington post -- supposedly trustworthy news sources, right? for the last three of that years to four years have been pushing stories that president trump is the manchurian candidate, that he's actually connected to russia. false on their face, false on their face. they've never once retracted these stories, is and twitter has never corrected them. so donald trump jr. absolutely right when he's doing this. lou: but you know what i hope we don't fall into, and it's one of the few times i would argue with you about anything, but this idea of invest investigations. we -- investigations. we know what they are, we know what they're doing -- >> right. lou: -- they have very public records, and they should be brought to heel. they're not news organizations, they are at best carriers, and it really must, it really that to stop -- has to stop now. this is not something that can wait unti

nbc bay area jose rosato jr. shows us how it was anything but business as usual as the solano town center mall. >> there are very few activities in life more routine than a trip to the mall. in fairfield today, there was nothing routine about the reopening of solano tawn center. >> this is no regular day at the mall here. it is an exciting day though. >> an exciting day for general manager jennifer nettle as her mall reopens for the first time since march, it was only about half its 100 stores opening their doors. >> we have about 40 to 45 stores open and it will stagger, and i actually feel it is really good, because it gives us an opportunity to see how people are naturally. >> inside the era of social distancing, on full display. eating in the food court, far apart and signs everywhere to maintain space and despite the limited offering, people seemed to get back to the most celebrated of rituals, shopping. >> it feels good a little bit of freedom. >> freedom to browse. the freedom to actually see the merchandi

” spirit of martin luther king jr., this is chaos.burning down oui’ this city, you are burning down our community". stay with us. i am lewis vaughan jones, our community". stay with us. i am lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. well, friday was a very warm day across the uk. in fact, the hot spot was scotland. temperatures got up to 28 degrees. and saturday, in most parts of the uk, will be every bit as warm, at least the low to mid 20s in most major towns and cities. it's been so reliable during the lockdown that the spring has ended up being the sunniest one on record. so, this has been confirmed by the met office. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather across a large chunk of europe. it's centred across scandinavia and it's clearing the skies across the uk, ireland, much of western and central europe. these are the 6am temperatures. a little fresh in parts of east anglia. maybe in the rural spots, temperatures could be around 6 degrees, but elsewhere, not quite as nippy. very quickly, the temperatures will rocket during th

we heard from bernese king, obviously the daughter of the late martin luther king jr. who is the leader of the country and lives here. saying the nation has to deal with systemic racism and spr supremacy once and for all. this is part of what she said. >> but the only pathway i know to do this is through nonviolent means. it is a proven message. it did not fail my father. as many people it failed them, it did not fail them. one thing about it, once you really understand it and really practice it, it brings about the results. so right now it's about where is the end goal? the end goal is we want change. and we want it now. >> she also warned that there are people trying to incite a race war and that protesters shouldn't fall into their trap. >> let's bring in cedric alexander former president of the national law enforcement agency and former chief of california. cedric, before we talk specifically what happened in minneapolis and across the country, you've worked in law enforcement for 40 years, during the l.a. riots what we saw in ferguson, what we saw in baltimore. an

we take it up with donald trump jr. jr., executive vice president of the trump organization. and, donald, it's great to have you with us, great to see you. >> great to be with you, lou. how are you? lou: your father -- i'm great, thank you very much. i watched your father yesterday in a press conference, and i have to say the man has the patience of a saint. and those reporters, when he said -- the way he reacted was entirely appropriate. disgust was the only thing i think anyone who expects the president of the united states to be respected even by, or of course, august journalists in the white house press corps had to be just furious at that conduct. your thoughts as you watch that president, your father, being treated that way. >> well, honestly, i was disgusted as well, lou. i mean, there's no other way to look at it. they get an answer to a question, and he asks -- tells them, you know, ask china where it all came from, where it literally started, where they lied about it, and then apparently the reporter's asian s

and the mission clear. >> to provide hope and a good meal to people. >> joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> we wish them the best of luck. >> of course. >>> let's send things over to jeff ranieri. and here we go. starting another week. this one is finally going to be a little different because we may anticipate some rain, we're seeing it coming in, and it was so windy today. >> yes, we've definitely had a little bit of everything and welcome news for a lot of you, when you feel like the days have been running together, and leave it up to moernt to, to switch it up for us, yesterday was different than today, mentally for us all. let's go to the doppler radar. we will start off with this first. and i did want to show you the main storm front is actually over us, right now. so we're dealing with the worst of the conditions. with this storm front on top of the bay area that this has to offer at the current moment. and it has held together pretty good here. we have seen moderate and a few isolated heavier downpours and take to you the north bay first. where it is beginning to calm down.

. >> doctors and the covid-19 survivor talked to abc 7 news reporter jr stone, about their message fore, and jr is live in our news room with the story. >> reporter: i talked with one of ucsf's head doctors who tells me we may not be seeing the massive numbers of covid-19 cases and deaths that some thought we'd see, but we are not yet on a downward path. i also talked with a covid-19 survivor, who says what she is seeing out there is dangerous. >> they're playing with fire, really. >> reporter: doris block, covid-19 survivor is referring to the crowds of people seen in san francisco's great meadow park in fort mason on saturday and delores park on sunday. lots of people out and about, instead of staying at home. >> this is also my mental health. and i'm trying to stay sane during all of this. >> reporter: don't tell that to block, who says she still can't go on a long walk. >> yeah, it's not a laughing matter. and i mean, you know, i was even on oxygen. i was one of the lucky ones as i was only in the hospital for five days. >> reporter: county statistics show that icu hospital visits

ronald jr. to be successful as well. >> he used that drive in excelling in academic and he wore 23 to honor his father who was 23 when he died. he wants to study premed at texas tech to eventually become a doctor. 2020 is the first class born after 9/11 and this year they will be the first to not walk across the stage. but this class will use this experience as motivation for their next chapters. >> we now can take more because we've been through a whole lot as a class. being born during the 9/11 period and graduating through the pandemic. i feel like we don't give up that easily. >> such a moving story. and congratulations to you, ronald. >>> now two people that have inspired me. a man who played at my own graduation, yoyo mas and blakely with powerfuled a vice. >> hi, class of 2020, it's sarah blakely, the founder and ceo of spanx. congratulations on graduating from high school. that is such a big deal and you're about to start your next adventure, which is full of possibility and really excit

the media the way they're driven that way because they don't care for jerry falwell or jerry falwell jr or any of them for that matter it's a conservative christian university that they'd like to see you know expunged from the face of the earth many of them because they have no use for that sort of thinking they would probably keep people like hillsdale college the same way if truth be known so it becomes an easy punching bag but i go back to how many rich tractions have you seen that we've seen that we've all seen and again i go to the new york times the washington post c.n.n. and m.s.n. b.c. don't even bother anymore fox as you noted in your earlier segment started a trend in that same direction and it concerns me frank right when you have so yeah trust in the media which today the trust in the media of the united states is a low as it's probably been in my entire lifetime walter cronkite is long gone folks he's not here anymore and yet it's you and me steve and of course and of you just you and me steve and steve and of course with so many and so many more most media outlets that for

buckley jr." >> mm-hmm.t' >>a very great honor. very great honor. >> there's a clear affection h tween the two of you, wh >> he's so lovable. we c't help it. [ laughter ] >> in fact, i think it's deeper than civility and it's even deeper than respect. i think we've got a genuine love for one another. i love this brother. i revel in his humanity.me we spend good ogether. and so we just always want to send a sign to the natiothat deep down in your heart, you know love is not reducible to politics. >> well, i not only love brother cornel, i admire him and i admire him for those virtues -- for hesty and for integrity. and he sets an example for me.ng he's inspio me. we may disagree about politics, person who says what he means, means what he says, who does not succumb to peer-group pressure. recornel's been under pres from the progressive side, sometimes, to do things or say thin that he actually doesn't agree with, and he refus to yield. i try to do that on my end, and i look to him as a model for that. >> andso, the viewers know you

kennedy jr judy is compelling it's holly area it's lean on political i'm tend to be more conservative but this is certainly like and everybody on board approached i know i don't think that it's the left or right but i think it's just trying to get to the truth. or imagine and do about it cause us that they're going to see a lot of people kind of jumping on saying like oh i want to take what this person is saying and kind of politicize it in the moment is to excuse x. y. and b. you know that's why you know you see that happen a lot across the board in here you know it's interesting one more fascinating parts of the book article which you accuse the age or just the d.o.j. on the f.b.i. of destroying your career and your reputation how exactly did these agencies tarnish you and your work and do you have the evidence to back up this because things. that we have on the nuclear or $401.00 can say that in. our opening scene in the opening where i was you know falsely arrested for refusing to cover up the raw data data proof of our surgeons over you know our work of the past decade showing ho

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this is george bush jr., who is also highly decayed. if you can zoom in on his tie, you can see where he's got his elephants -- a lot of people love seeing that. the most decayed president is woodrow wilson. he pretty much looks like he has leprosy. the question always comes up, is there a rhyme or reason as to why these guys are decaying at a faster rate than the remaining, and i just don't understand or know if there is any reason behind it. perhaps he's in a wind pattern or rain pattern that makes him more susceptible to cracking. i just don't know. but what i do know is if you come look pretty closely at this president, who was one of eight virginia native presidents born and raised in stanton, look at his right eyeball. that is a wasp's nest, which is not uncommon. often you will see them in the nostrils of the sculpture as well. a few of them are starting to miss some parts. lyndon johnson is starting to lose the end of his nose. ronald reagan was one of them that was struck by lightning a few years back but he's been successfully

buckley jr." >> mm-hmm. >> it's a ve great honor. very great honor. >> there's a clear affection between the two of you, which -- >> he's soovable. we can't help it. [ laughter ] >> in ct, i think it's deeper than civility and it's evenep than respect. i think we've got a genuine love for one another. i love this brother. i revel in his humanity. we spend good time toget and so we just always want to send a sign to the nation that deep down in your heart, you know love is not reducible to politics. >> well, i not only love brother cornel, i admire him and i admire him for those orrtues -- for honesty and integrity. and he sets an example for me. he's inspiring to me we may disagree about politics, but i do admire integrity, a anperson who says what he means what he says, who does not succumto peer-group pressure. cornel's been under pressure from the progressive side,do sometimes, things or say thin that he actually doesn't agree with, and he refuses to yield. i try to do that on my end, and i look to m as a model for that. >> and, s

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