my: keeanga-yamahtta taylor >> you can see the move from the dog whistle around racism. i think he is also trying to do something interesting, which is to try to include african-americans into this "america first" by talking how, you know, we've got the crime infested inner cities, but we're going to save them and they are americans like the rest of them and we need to include them in our efforts to put down radical islamic terrorist in our efforts to build the wall and keep the mexicans out. and i think that there is a basic incoherence at the heart of that, which is that the policies that trump is pursuing domestically will have a in theirn at impact harm on african-americans. who are inle disproportionate need of state ,rotection, of a public sector that the efforts to subvert that, to get rid of those types of regulatory protections but also those types of social will have arams, devastating impact on black people in particular. and so the effort to sort of unite people around this false idea of america first by attacking immigrants, by attacking muslims, is built on

we spoke to consumer advocate ralph nader, author naomi klein, and professor keeanga-yamahtta taylor,hor of "from black lives matter to black liberation," investigative reporter allan nairn, and black lives s matter co-founder alicia garza. we b began with ralph nader. >>>> he is going to do a lot of things at once in the first 100 days, unlike barack obama who figured he could only handle the democratic congress with health care, he is going to try to go on all fronts. that is perilous for him, obviously, but it is also very careless for the democratic party, which now is the minority in the congress. that means he is going to get the nominee to the supreme court out fast, he is going to start changing the tax system up fast, he's going to start rolling back health and safety and other regulations fast by all kinds of executive action in congress. and so what we are to see here is a challenge to the stamina of the citizenry, specially the majority of the people who voted against him. and whether they organize in every congressional district, justin gage in important but shshort-lived

areguests a for this hour ralph nader and keeanga yamahtta taylor.re these events begin barack obama is shaking hands with people as is joseph biden at this moment, your thoughts, ralph nader. ralph nader: i thought they were towo arenas of opposition. one was the civil service itself. whoer civil servants believe in the rule of law are going to be confronted with lawless activity, with dismantling of their visions -- they will not go away easy. some will quit in disgust. he will have to deal with millions of civil servants who know what should be done for this country and know what the rule of law is about. the second area is a left-right coalition among the american people. in the areas where they agree on. one, they disagree reproductive rights, gun control, etc. in the economic issue, when trump starts to freeze the minimum wage and 30 million workers are making less today than they made in 1968 adjusted for inflation, a lot of conservative workers and liberal workers are included. that is a potential for an alliance. base,l be betraying his his