carolina, after the election where kay hagan lost by less than two percentage points, it is interesting that after the election when all kinds of snag and going on in north carolina that there was, everybody went and moved on. the impediments had already been baked into the cake. i'm no not by and your organization, but then i looked at down in texas where you have 600,000 people at a minimum not being able to vote and it is as if that becomes the norm. that weall of us agree cannot allow that to become the norm. we are better than that. i want to hear from dr. west. testing, testing. i just want to say that there is simply no other figure in american culture who is as close --martin luther king junior and i think this is very important. we live in a culture where everybody is for sale. what i see and brother barber is a spiritual integrity, and electoral subtlety, and commitment to public life, and he is willing to be faithful unto death. that is very rare among our politicians, among our public figures, and i say this precisely because making a connection between voter suppression on

just two years ago, kay hagan was running away from obama. she lost that race.hat's one of the key pieces clinton will benefit from having him. if you go to brooklyn, they will tell you that she needs four groups. blacks, hispanics, the president is helping her with two of those key groups. clearly they're excited about this. >> and in politico, obama won't stop mocking and controlling trump. the only person who enjoys it more, they see him as a charlotte an and a dangerous amplifier for hatred. i think the president enjoys driving trump crazy. the danger will come when trump finds a way get to back at him and pulls him down to trump's level and then the president loses some of his glow. >> you saw it say. he was speaking to president troodeaux in canada. er you will notice the president does not use the words donald trump very often. it is always very thinly veiled. at least for now that's how he is avoiding it. >> it doesn't seal like president obama takes things personally but he does remember that trump was the one who kept the birther issue alive for longer

in north carolina, after the election where kay hagan lost by less than two percentage points, it is interesting that after the election everybody went and moved on. the impediments had already been baked into the cake. let's move on, and i'm, no, not by your organization, but then i looked at texas, where you have 600,000 people at a minimum not being able to vote and it is as if that becomes the norm. i think all of us agree that we cannot allow that to become the norm. we are better than that. i want to hear from dr. west. >> testing, testing. i just want to say that there is simply no other figure in american culture who is as close to martin luther king junior -- and i think this is very important. we live in a culture where everybody is for sale. what i see in brother barber is a spiritual integrity and commitment to public life, and he is willing to be faithful unto death. that is very rare among our politicians, among our public figures, and i say this precisely because making a connection between voter suppression on the one hand, but then the larger agenda that includes the