to remind people what operation black vote were set up to achieve it is a bit different than just tryinglack and ethnic minority people to vote? it is trying to tackle the deep—seated inequality. you were reporting on this on bbc london 20 yea rs reporting on this on bbc london 20 years ago, and now we are working with political leaders and significant work with the prime minister, theresa may, convincing her to establish the race disparity unit as being a game changer, setting up the framework, to lay bare the uncomfortable truths, and then have a lever, a driver, to change it. so her idea was to bring together all the statistics so that people can't dismiss this stuff and say, it's kind of apocryphal, there aren't any real differences, but the differences can be measured and therefore tackled. how important is it that this work continues? because theresa may will have left office in seven weeks. often these things lose momentum when the person you associate with them is gone. you are right, it is about leadership and someone driving it. she empowered me to go to ministers and say, expl

black members of congress supported it. it was a mistake but joe biden didn't operate in a vacuum here. there were many blacks in washington push ig him on this. bernie sanders voted the crime bill. >> and joe biden came with you martin luther king jr. breakfast and he's dealing with it. >> yes. and he's running against a nominee who said i think the central park five should not get a settlement. i think they beat it. you cannot argue about semen at a scene. i think that's clear. and we really need to be ready not to talk about we will endorse biden or this but push back on the blatant attempt to suppress the black vote. >> you ran for president back in 2004. there was a large field at the time, but not quite as large as it is now because it's ginormous with 24 in. how difficult do you think it's bog to be for joe biden or anybody else to emerge as a key front-runner? what will be the tactics they have to employ to get there? >> i think they're going to have to create a base constituency that buys into what they're standing for and say and stay with them all the way through. if you don't have a firm foundation base, you will be playing all over the field and it ca

operatives are they need to do both. a lot of them need to pay attention to latinos and black voters because there was depressed vote turnoutnities in 2014 and they are saying if you want us to turn out you have to pay attention to us, too. >> show the map, just the growing latino population across the country in terms of the significance of the vote, first in the democratic primaries, of course, but then also in the general election, a growing population that's changed some of the behave to become a swing electorate in many states. they would be foolish not to do both, right? >> yeah, and i think one of the interesting things that i picked up in that poll is if you look at pete buttigieg who obviously has been -- who has been having a moment now for it seems like a couple of weeks, his numbers in iowa look very good and his numbers in south carolina with african-american voters is horrific. his campaign is aware of that and numbers in the nevada poll with latinos is not registering so he knows he's got work to do if he's going to become real and move on. his campaign has been aware of this and is trying to address this but

black. >> you have a lot of people who are fake. >> 2016 you saw russians and republican operatives trying to get african-americans to not vote for here's a lot of people who are not who they say they are. >> john, a lot of these folks are black. jonathan, i've been dealing with them since february. >> some of them are, not even. >> they even questioned my blackness because my paternal great-grandparents migrated from haiti. those folks who are black, who are doing it shame on all of you. question her policies, but don't you dare question her blackness. >> in 2016 a lot of them were russian. >> i know. >> they were russian sofing dissent in the black community. >> thank you so much. have a good 4th, guys. >>> a new video of ivanka trump at the g20 function, it's raising questions like what is she doing there? it's raising questions like what is she doing there? it's been a long time since andrew dusted off his dancing shoes. luckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. woman: (on phone) discov