. >> professor ogletree took great pains to hide that. >> the man at the bogus theory, charles ogletree will tell us why he hid the tape of barack obama. >>> good to have you with us tonight, thanks for watching. there is only one thing keeping newt gingrich in the republican presidential race, it's ego. rick santorum pull off a six point win in alabama, a closer race in mississippi, but santorum, he won but never led in any mississippi polls. it was not a good night for mitt romney, who came in third in both states but it was a disaster for newt gingrich. gingrich was selling voters on $2.50 a gallon gas and on his ability to "hey i can win the southern states" so far he has won georgia and south carolina. there is no reason for gingrich to stay in the race. but last night, he was defiant. >> we will continue to run a people's campaign. i believe after the primaries are over it will be obvious that the so-called front-runner in fact didn't get there and from that point on we'll be in a whole new conversation. >> not a lot of real estate in your backyard with two states. every day he st

ogletree's coverup was very real. what andrew breitbart stood for was turning people into citizen journalists. we were not going to allow the elite media to tell us what is a story. he said that our job is to vet the president of the united states. that was his job, our job, everybody's job. what is so important, honestly, what is amazing about this video in particular, here this isn't open to anyone. this is not hidden. it was hidden by them. but it wasn't hidden from the media. if the media wanted to do the leg work, they could have found this stuff. meanwhile, they are checking sarar's random emails. >> caller: we will talk about why professor ogletree was bragging, i don't care if they look at it now and sounds like they were hiding it back then and the reasons for that and the media and why they never asked questions about ayers and wright, especially bill ayers, only one time. and what this means in terms what have did they know, when did they know it and what does it mean for journalism and the media in this co

joining me this evening is harvard law school professor is charles ogletree. his book is about the wrongful arrest of another harvard professor, henry louis gates. and we have the mother of adala. he was 22 and unarmed back in 1999 when he died when he was shot 41 times by four new york police officers. back with is us again is dr. alicia salzer. i want to focus on the 911 calls. it's going to be something that everybody is focusing on in this case. let's play a little bit of the call between george zimmerman and the dispatcher. >> this guy looks like he's up to no good or he's on drugs or something. it's raining and he's just walking and looking about. >> professor ogletree, i'll start with you. to me, at the end of the day the most important question seems to be what was it that made trayvon martin suspicious to george zimmerman, correct? >> he was black and he was a male and zimmerman saw him. this is what the book is all about, as you know, soledad. it's not about henry gates. it's about the presumption of guilt. you look at someone's skin, you look at wha

>> put that to professor oe ogletree.xplored answers in your book. 13 years later, we're not having the same conversation about what did we learn from trayvon martin's death? >> we can't let trayvon martin's death be in vain because it was a moment that got all of us to think your critically about it. we have to think about our role in law enforcement. we need a much more diverse law enforcement, talk about community policing, where people are on the ground, on the streets, talking to people so they know you're there to protect and to serve, not just to arrest and profile. number three, we freneed to mak sure we educate people. a person who wears a certain amount of clothing, a certain design of clothing, is not a thug, not a gang member. we have to understand that, and on the same token, make sure we talk to our children about it. >> we're going to talknet next about the hoodie. i've been known to wear a hoodie. all colors, worn by all ages. how one piece of clothing is so controversial and whether young black men like t

i'm a friend of charles ogletree, so i guess i'm part of the conspiracy, too. >> that's why you are onshow. that's why you are on this show. they wanted to break that story, too. here is one of bright bart's conspiracy theorists pointing the finger at the media. >> what say mazing about this video in particular is it was seriously open to anyone. this was not hidden. we were actually able to find -- it was hidden by them but it wasn't hidden from the media f media really wanted to do the leg work, they could have found this stuff. that's right if we wanted to do the leg work, we wouldn't have found the videotape on the shelf of a television station that just happen was to a pretty good file system. so how's that for digging for stuff? >> that's really digging to find something that was broadcast to a national audience four years ago, sitting on youtube as well. what we have demonstrated what hannity has done, the service he has demonstrated, president obama has associated with black intellectuals. can you imagine that? i guess that is something hannity would never do. >> tell you somet

bell is no doubt going to become a hot topic in coming days. >> actually2@q)e is some doub2á% and ogletreeas joking with that line. because it didn't include the hug. explain to me why this is a story. >> i don't think that it is. iqok mean, it's a hug versus no hug. it's not. >> also that derek bell,ws$p controversial professor, isçó n dead. a lot of people take issue with the whites hold a y black harvard law student 20 years ago supported him and gave him a hug. why does hannity think this isÑ such a scandal sf ? >> i think if you're doing a videoigotcha, you need to have itçó self-explanatorself-explan. it's not self-explanatory. how?; radicalt( was he? what does this really mean for us? it's ac legitimate story. it's not a breakthrough orw3 blockbuster for precisely that reason. >> this tape actually aired on i "front line" back in 2008 and was availabled online ever it wasn't a deep, dark secret.xd >> you know, it's ammunitionxd r people who think that obama is a socialist and he's going to brt kenyan liberalism to thenof white house. he was introducing a black law professor who in

by rick perry last year in this next video discovered by andrew breitbart and his team you'll see ogletree playing an extended version of the one nine hundred ninety one protester in one of his lectures in two thousand and eleven at harvard university let's watch this open up your hearts and your minds are the words. in the president says that was not the right clip my apologies fredo but in any case rick perry was talking about you know freedom from taxation right freedom from taxation that means you're free to keep all your money and when the government starved of revenue you're also free to drive on crumbling roads and collapsing bridges you're free to put out your own house fires as if you know firefighters you're free to catch your own criminals since they'll be no cops you're free to defend the nation on your own sense of you know military you're free to fend for yourself when you grow older since they'll be no social security or medicare so that sort of freedom you want. freedom for graduation that means you're free to breathe polluted air and contaminated water you're free to eat b

the conspiracy is that obama ally charles ogletree joked about hiding the tape during the election.ell is the jeremiah wright of academia. this one surely falls short of his standards, doesn't it. >> i'd like to order a big nothing burger with nothing on the side. i can't imagine a scoop being less scoopy than this. i hate to say this, i think the big scoop they have here is that barack obama once hugged a black man. >> that's still pretty offensive to some of them. >> they keep -- the serious issue that they are trying to raise is that barack obama has hung out with black radical who is have a racial driven view of the world and that's affected his policies in, i don't know, bailing out detroit. it's the breitbart group that tries to racify politics with this big nothing burger that's ir relevant in what's going on. they are the ones that seem completely obsessed with obama and race. >> the two characters that appeared representing the breitbart company in this video last night kept saying that the media has been very easy towards the president on these issues. i can recollect myse

breitbart's video clip from that introduction then shows charles ogletree, another harvard professor,nd your minds to the work of professor derrick bell. >> now what makes this so interesting when you think about it, of course we hear this throughout the 2008 campaign. i don't care if they find it now. >> this morning is joel pollak. he is the he had tor in chief of breitbart.com. is this the video that andrew breitbart was talking about at cpac? is that it, what i just showed? >> that is one of the materials andrew breitbart was talking about. by the way, those weren't his last words and this is not his final bombshell. this is the beginning of a vetting process that begins with andrew breitbart's probe into barack obama's time in chicago and will continue. we're not just vetting barack obama, we're also vetting the other candidates. the mainstream media won't and didn't vet barack obama. >> so then let's go back to the clips that i just showed. what part of that was the bombshell? because i missed it. i don't get it. what was a bombshell? >> well, the bombshell is the revelation of

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