lynch would, lynch view, and lynch meadows were named after the lynch family who donated the land for. here's a school board chair. >> we are doing what we believe is right for sugar. we have children of color and other cultures. we want to make sure they're able to cross the threshold of those three schools. and be comfortable in herh surroundings. >> dana: so great, do you think they're doing the greatest service to children to not teach them to differentiate between a verb and a noun? >> greg: i don't think you should stop there. they should go after loretta lynch, mary lynch, jane lynch. who does this satisfy? it satisfies people outrage were looking for cause. they are operating under thetr false belief that these words are personally attacking them. it is fake outrage syndrome. makes you feel good. i believe it is an actual sickness to feel strongly about something like this. meanwhile, portland. they are upset about words and what is happening in portland rental? hotbed of, of vons. you're going after benign words that you're confusing with a different connotation. it is sad, p

, i am filing a foil yaw request, i want all loretta lynch's emails, they will give you loretta lynch'sy won't give you the ones from elizabeth carlisle. those are the ones that had tarmac issues in them. michael, as you look what happens and is happening in the mainstream media, and you look at that bias, do you think that harlan's right here? in other words, there was collusion you see the email the reporter making a point editors are bugging him. he wants to put it to rest. is is there collusion twine the mainstream media and the left? >> no. i served on the hillary clinton campaign, and i can say there was no collusion between the mead he you yaw and -- media. i repeck harlan, the idea democrats in the media were colluding is garbage. trish: you did you feel like the media was after you or donald trump more. >> hillary clinton got beat up by the media over and over again. donald trump for all comment he made on air got much softer coverage throughout the media. even on networks like msnbc. trish: even when time put the cover together with devil ears on it? i don't think that was sof

now, in addition to finding out that lynch used the email alias, documents also show that lynch was aware of these talking points that were created. point wow. the same person that said, oh, it's not an investigation, it's a matter. let's take a look here. lynch's reply in an email chain with the subject line, talking points/statement. lynch wrote, thanks to all who worked on this, and then signed it ag. so lynch, who didn't think it was necessary to tell you the american people about meeting bill clinton on a tarmac, you know, just days before she was going to make a ruling on his wife for 40 minutes, not talking about grandchildren in my opinion, helped craft talking points about the encounter. only after the media picked it up on their own and then they started reporting it, on top of james comey testifying that lynch told him to call this investigation a matter. well, that was a clinton talking point. so should loretta lynch now have to testify under oath about these matters? the answer is yes. this is a definition of the two-tiered justice system i've been talking about. this has to

in addition to finding out lynch used e-mail alias, that documents show lynch was aware of the talking points that were created. wow, the same person who said it is not an investigation, it is a matter. let's look at lynch remail with subject line talking points/statement. thanks to all who worked on this and signed it ag. lynch who didn't think it was necessary to tell you about meeting bill clinton on the tarmac, just days before she was going to make a ruling on his wife, for 40 minutes, not talking about grandchildren in my opinion helped to craft talking points only after the media picked it up on their own and reported on it. on top much james comey testifying that lynch told him to calm the investigation a matter? that was a clinton talking point. should loretta lynch have to testify on these matters? the answer is yes. this is a definition of a two- tiered justice system i talked b. it has to end. hillary clinton had top secret special access and classified information on an unsecured server in a mom and pop shop and deleted 33000 subpeonaed email and to make sure she acid wash

raiders fans are standing behind lynch's position. roshun wynne/raiders fan marshawn lynch i believe is a man of integrity and i believe that him making a statement for justice for mankind, not just for african americans or not just for hispanics but for everyone. i think its an awesome idea with how things are going right now i our country and our world. i support him as a raider fan. lynch appears to be standing up against the recent violence in charlottesville and the president's response to the clash between alt-right protesters and counterprotes ters.fans we talked to say.. because of how many people watch football. and lynch's visibility.. it makes sense to make a statement at a game. taylor made/raiders fanwhether it's mlb, nfl, nba or even soccer anything that you watch, you can add that number up and you can watch any major sporting event and you are going to get a lot of viewers so to stand up in that light it really helps the people who don't necessarily watch it (hermela aregawi)whether they were fully behind the move or n

they should go over loretta lynch, james lynch, jane lynch. who does this satisfy?t seatisfies outrage addicts looking for a cause. it's fake outrage syndrome. it makes them feel good. i believe it's a sickness to feel strongly about something like this. portland, they're upset about words. and what is happening in portland? it's a hotbed of violence and going after people. so instead of going after the people beating up peaceful protesters, which happened last week, you are going after den -- benign words. it's sad. it's pathetic. you should not be teaching kids. >> there's a high school in portland called benson. it was a sitcom in the '80s. or reed college. think about the people so upset about an american teenager being caned with a reed. he can should spell it with a k and a c. and there's hanging rock state park in north carolina. this is how countries fall. it's the beginning of the end. if you are out in portland and you are feeling rebellious because young people are going -- like the teens of today are going to be way more conservative than their parents,

not covering the loretta lynch former president bill clinton meeting, it worth, loretta lynch has beenocumented by fired fbi director james comey by loretta lynch to have -- she ordered him, to obstruct justice, and to work with a campaign rather than investigate the that head of that campaign. the candidate herself hillary clinton. you have one mess after another and she is using aliases. when the hell did we decide, that it not bad guys using ale yeahaliases or e-- appointed, like loretta lynch and eric holder. >> what about lois lerner, she had a different name on her e-mail, toby miles. they would run into roadblocks. i mean, it is kind of an amateur way to hide. lou: amateurish, gain the law and punishable to 5 years in prison. >> if you have a sympathetic media, you don't have to have too many dodges to cooperate. it is frustrating. i will tell you history will catch up with them, you remember mulligan papers, kindly burn this letter, he said at bottom of that paper. goes to history books, every kid has a quiz in his history class, has to write what mulligan letters are, some day

lynch needs to be put under oath before the judiciary committee and answer questions.this meeting really about with bill clinton? did you assure the clinton campaign nothing would come of the investigation and did you ask james comey to live? why did you ever impanel a grand jury over the course of a one year long investigation into hillary clinton? robert mueller did it in a nanosecond investigating trump. >> sean: unbelievable. >> james comey utilized this meeting between clinton and loretta lynch as the basis upon why he went public just five days after the exchange of emails. in the meeting took place. as gregg said, there's a lot of things that have the answer to hear. hopefully these committees and they are investigating it. >> sean: we will have you back tomorrow to talk about this. thank you both. that's huge news. everything we've been talking about.ç about things that really need to be investigated. grand jury is impaneled and people put under oath and if we believe in equal justice under the law, we will get there. thank you gregg and jay sekulow. what may

we don't talk about lynchings. we don't talk about segregation.cupied with the 19th century. in my region. hundreds of confederate memorials and statues, but nothing about slavery or lynching. so i don't think we are going to get free. we will not overcome these problems until we confront this history. and i agree with what andra said. we want truth and reconciliation. we want unity. but we don't realize those two things are not simultaneous. you have to have truth before reconciliation. it's sequential. and we haven't done truth telling in this, and we won't get to where we want to go until we do. >> trevor: what role do yo >> thank you for joining us on the show. to learn more about this project, go to: lynchinginamerica.eji.org. that's: lynchinginamerica.eji.org. bryan stevenson andra day, everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. now to play us out with "strange fruit," please welcome andra day. ♪ ♪ ♪ southern trees bear strange fruit ♪ blood on the leaves and blood at the root ♪ black, bla

the lynchs wondered, how did the coast guard come up with enough evidence to file charges but al meat meed da county prosecutors couldn't? for weeks we asked to speak to the district attorney. the office declined saying the case was under review. >> they both had a reasonable expectation to protect that child. >> reporter: dan scott is a retired los angeles county sheriff's detective with more than 30 years of experience. he served on a blue ribbon commission to investigate crimes against children. we asked him to review eden's case. >> you look at the injury. and then you look at the explanation and it's pretty easy to see when had he don't fit. >> reporter: the former detective says there was enough evidence to arrest both jimmy and holy for child endangerment. while jimmy faces charges filed by the u.s. coast guard, holy returned to the bay area with her children facing no charges and as far as eden's family could tell, no questions. so we decided to ask her ourselves outside her mother's home. >> discuss me. do you know what happened to eden? did you have anything to do with her d

march shawn lynch never -- marshawn lynch never played but he did make headlines. drew stanton with a scramble. oakland down 17-3. john crockett up the gut. that is the ball game. cards win a ho-hum game. >>> we are learning more about marshawn lynch and his decision to sit during the national anthem. the head coach said he talked to lynch. delrio voiced concerns about standing for the national anthem but he respects lynch's choice. he said it is something he has done for 11 years and is nothing new. >> you may recall colin kaepernick kneeling for the anthem. he protested social injustice. he remains an unsigned free agent this morning. some believe his protest is a factor in nfl team's passing on offering him a contract. >>> giants and nationals got to play baseball back east despite monsoonal rain in d.c. all that rain likely had a lot do with bryce harper going down with an injury. he will have an mri today. three hours of rain delay before the first pitch. this one is deep. that is gone. solo shot. giants up. harper, a ground out, watch him past first pays, tak

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early '20s looks like the anti-lynching legislation is going to pass and make lynching a federal crime. so often, local law enforcement officers were part of lynching crowds. and so, ida wells is an important leader on behalf of the dire anti-lynching bill in the 1920s. mary talbot who had been another organization of colored women. in the 1920s, the anti-lynching bill actually got through the house of representatives, it gets into the senate, there's lobbying until you can't see strait. the democrats threaten a filibuster and the republicans drop it. it's at that point that alice dunbar nelson says to heck with republicans i'm becoming a democratics. very few people followed her at that moment. it was a crushing defeat for women and men who worked so hard and had so much hope in the 1920s that maybe an anti-lynching bill will pass. it's not a surprise given everything we have been talking about but the ku klux klan was very visual in the 1920s. the clan had chapters in every state. had people elected to local offices from the klan. women were really active in the klan in the 1920s. on

a known lynching a day for 73 years in american history. it seems to me, grif, that your story tells us a different kind of narrative about the assault on black bodies and would just love to the hear you talk about that. love to hear you talk about that. >> one of the things that i think we have not done as a society in not coming to terms with our history is the fact that we still in arkansas -- i mean, and that's what i researched -- we still do not know the depth of the assault on black live ares. one of the -- black lives. one of the books that i wrote is about the elaine race massacres of 1919. and despite the amount of research that has been done, for so long there was an effort to believe that this so-called riot that occurred in eastern arkansas where i'm from near the town of helena was a riot by blacks who were attempting an insurrection as sharecroppers. they had formed a union. for up until 2000, the research cried out for at least a recognition that, in fact, what had happened was a massacre of african-americans estimated at 20

they started agitating for the dire anti-lynching bill. they lobbied so hard against the segregation of the federal government. you may know in washington, the federal government was more segregated in the 1910s and african-americans are pushing back against that. also, many african-americans are pushing congress please to implement the 14th amendment. the 14 amendment, as you know said that any state that disfranchised adult men for any reason other than rebellion or a crime should have its representation in congress by the proportion they were reducing the electorate. that had never been enforced. so there is a push to enforce the 14th amendment. in the early '20s it looks like the anti-lynching act is going to pass. so often local law enforcement officers were part of lynching crowds. and so, ida wells barnett is an important leader in this -- on behalf of the anti-lynching bill. mary ta ma mary talbert organized a group. the anti-lynching bill gets into the senate. there is lobbying until you can't see straight. the democrats threaten

move on to loretta lynch. pablo, thank you for transitioning topics for me. i appreciate it. >> no problem, cheryl. cheryl: check in the mail. that tarmac meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch raised a lot of eyebrows at the time. you can't tell me they were talking about grandkids and golf. still don't buy it. we're learning peaceally collusion among the mainstream media to not put the story out there. >> cheryl, this should surprise no one. because in wikileaks we saw confidential e-mails out of the democratic national committee that showed communication behind closed doors between people at the dnc and with their best friends seemingly at mainstream media outlets, talking about favorable treatment. letting people at dnc basically edit stories before they're released. it should surprise no one that democrats in government were in bed with the media. all the evidence was there. cheryl: right. >> what i want to know why this justice department under the leadership of jeff sessions redacted those talking points? that big -- cheryl: no question, but re

lynch says hes been doing this his entire 11-year nfl career... lynch didn't talk after the game...ich is not unusual for him... but raiders head coach jack del rio addressed the situation... ""talked to marshawn. wanted to make sure we're on the same page. he said, úthis is something i've done for 11 years. it's not a form of anything other than me being myself.'"i said, újust so you understand how i feel, i very strongly believe in standing for the national anthem, but i'm going to respect you as a man. you do your thing, ok?' so that's a non-issue for me." pga champinship... the final major of the year... we go to quail hollow in north carolina... and justin thomas... it was just his day... check this out... 10th hole... his putt stops on the left lip of the hole... thomas walks away...but you won't believ e this one bip... the ball sits for 8, 9, 10, 11 seconds and finally rolls in for the birdie!... thomas takes a bow in the 18th -- he taps it in to finish off a 2-shot win. the 24-year-old thomas is congratulated by jordan spieth... it's the first time since 1923

call for investigation into that meeting between bill clinton and former attorney general loretta lynch a few months before the presidential election. one of the lawyers leading the call for answers joins me live right now as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. president trump set to return to the white house tonight ahead of a trip to arizona on tuesday. he's expected to visit the border town of yuma before holding a campaign-style rally in phoenix. arizona republican senator jeff flake is a vocal trump critic but as the president starts his first full week without strategist steve bannon other lawmakers are criticizing his response still so charlottesville. joining me now is mike huckabee a fox news contributor and former gop presidential candidate good to see you thanks so much for joining us. thanks, maria great to be with you. by mr. hasselberg: let's start with steve bannon's removal from the white house the president begins this new week without that council and that strategist and of course, we want to get into the south korean missle exercises thomas the military exercises

lynch has a defense. in friday's preseason game in kansas city, if it was any indication, this guy looks like a keeper. >> comes back to the post and there is a nice play. >> you know, i am about action. a killer mindset. and have the nose to the ball. don't let up. all gas, no brake. >> reporter: there is no first gear for ruben foster. the high-okay tape pace is reminiscent of the young linebacker out of penn state named navaro bowman. >> i am familiar with his nose and nose for the bar, a great thumb for. -- . >> a great thumper could be the title of a novel about foster himself, although he would not buy that book. >> and it's taken by fornet. he will have to reach back and grab the 5. the clocks expired and -- . >> y remember running down and i noticed leopard was getting the ball. where's a huge guy. every time on defense i hear them get a make. i was like wow, this is what they're doing. so, i was just running down and i got to him and man, take one for the team. [ laughter ] >>you took one for the

lynch has not said why he's sitting for the anthem. the raiders lost tonight's game, it was a close one, but one thing many fans had on top of their minds, the team's future move to las vegas, but despite that, fans sthail still support the team. >> reporter: it's not the outcome fans wanted, but it's the pretemperature. it doesn't count. but they're hoping make it count and bring the-- and celebrate the preseason in oakland. -- celebrate their final season in oakland. $this is raider country. >> raider nation! >> reporter: even rams fans are feeling the heat. >> i love it. you have to do what you have to do. >> reporter: fans fire up to see quarterback derek karr on the field for the first time since his injury toward the end of last season, and in beast mode, runningback marshawn lynch who played for a series after sitting gown out again for the national anthem like he did during the preseason game in arizona. >> we're a strong military family, bewe believe he should stand, but it's his right to do whatever he wants. >> it's his choi

listen to watch lynch had to say this morning about his comments on wednesday(sot: lynch) lynchi think these days on social media context is kind've taken out. but if i could take one thing back i would've changed that word because of the negative connotation, but i was really trying to make the point that our game should be a beacon for what our game can be and that's the only thing, and i have talked and had a lot of thoughtful conversations with people whom i respect in the last couple days and i hope i expressed myself a little better". the raiders will also be hosting their first home preseason game this saturday they will face the l-a rams at the coliseum. it's been a busy week for the raiders. they closed out camp yesterday... and had to deal with the marshawn lynch saga and sean smith being charged with a assault. no word how long derek carr will be out there with offense. carr has yet to play in a game since break his leg last season head coach, jack del rio spoke with the media yesterday and believes this team is set for season.(sot: del rio) "i think we