it's about oprah winfrey. donald trump inspired to weigh in when oprah winfrey gets in the ring. are you predicting or expecting some engagement with oprah tomorrow when she's on the trail with stacey abrams? >> the president is in a combative mode. he wants to fight on that level. he sees a lot of people throughout who have celebrity profiles, whether it's michael avenatti or oprah winfrey as possible contenders in this new political age that we live in. and for democrats, there's still not a front-runner. you showed vice president biden and others on the trail. because we're talking about beto o'rourke and stacey abrams as emerging stars, it underscores how the party doesn't have a clear leader. that's why someone with a celebrity profile could come in to the conversation. >> robert costa, thank you for spending some time with us. >>> when we come back -- is texas democratic candidate beto o'rourke closing in on the gop's least likable senator in we'll bring you the latest polls. how do you top mac & cheese? start with 100% clean ingredients. like vermont white cheddar. then...

question whether the impact is as great as maybe it was 10 years ago, when we saw for example oprah winfrey endorsed president obama. that seemed to have a big impact on his campaign, especially in iowa. david drucker is a reporter with the d.c. examiner. he tweeted yesterday, asking in support of celebrity entertainers is a bipartisan exercise politicians of both parties practiced for years. when can it backfire? it can backfire when a celebrity gets out there and , kind talking and a real of crazy way and says things that are a little outrageous, or embarrasses the candidate, says profanity. we saw some of that with kanye west, or in the case of robert tonyo, he went out at the awards and delivered an f-bomb about president trump. the response from the republican national committee is that they actually put together a video of different celebrities saying outrageous things about president trump, and they collected all together. and the whole title of the video was unhinged. and to see republicans -- and expect to see republicans attacked democrats a lot more for their celebrity support. a

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oprah winfrey testing the political waters again.ndidate for governor stacey abrams. people want to know is this a warm-up for 2020. here now for wednesdays with waters. jesse with watters. host of "watters' world." >> i'm excited talking about oprah. i feel like can i win something. >> martha: feel like something under your chin. >> first black female governor ever in history. hillary could have made history and oprah didn't lift a finger, remember? she sat on the sidelines. i think she feel as little bit guilty about that. but this woman, stacey abrams is pretty radical, burned a flag, pro-caravan. >> martha: confederate symbol. >> jesse: i never burned an american flag. i never did. did i a lot of other things in college. >> martha: flag because they were having the battle over the confederate symbol on the flag. >> jesse: i will give her a pass on that. she does say she wants to seize guns and for open borders. not too good in georgia. democrats are always trying to change georgia to purple. it could happen. >> martha: kanye west

moderators include oprah winfrey, reese witherspoon and sarah jessica parker.ichelle obama will release her memoir on november 13th. her tour begins in chicago with stops in 11 other cities including los angeles, washington, d.c. and new york city. and barbra streisand takes the spotlight this week on the "late late show" and is sharing the mic. [ singing ] >> reporter: she will join host james corden in the popular series carpool karaoke. the episode with their duet airs thursday. that's your "eye on entertainmen" ileana diaz, cbs news, los angeles. >>> 4:57. >> responding to emergencies faster. coming up the you when you dial 911. >> reporter: all lanes of northbound 880 are closed this morning right as the morning commute heats up due to a double fatal accident involving four vehicles. >>> two dead in a nasty crash overnight. this morning a bay area freeway is closed. we're live on the scene. >> new technology updating emerncy e.th morning, how it wi first responders pinpoint victims. >> and president trump wants to end birth right. the question this morning

and he shows us this quote which apparently he found very inspiring by oprah winfrey.ow what your passion is, realize one reason for your existence on earth is to find it. >> there's a passion for you, a passion for you, everybody gets a passion! >> actually, his passion is building a 118-foot freestanding climbing wall in the u.k. he first saw it in news reports and decided he wanted to climb it, so he worked his way there. generally if you climb a wall, it's not outside on a building, it's someone that's making sure you're in a harness and if you fall off, no big deal. he's going to do this gearless, solo. >> i assume he had to do this without anyone knowing. >> that's essentially why he did it at 4:30 in the morning. he didn't want to be seen by security. he is an experienced climber. he decided to attempt it without gear. >> does everyone notice the wind blowing his shirt? >> this is freaking me out. >> he wanted to be the first person to do this on this wall without gear, and he did it. because watch here. just ten minutes after he started, he made it all the way

. >> the outspoken mother of queen b sat down for black love on the oprah winfrey network and she spokehat she thought about her husband richard lawson. >> i prayed for the type of man that i wanted. i got pretty much that. is he perfect, absolutely not, but he has a lot of qualities. >> no? >> he has a lot of the qualities that i love and we're having a really good time and i'm enjoying life. so there is hope, women. ladies. it's really hard. have you ever tried to do that? write out ten things that are really good about yourself -- >> you had a side eye in that one, you had an eye roll in that one. you just had contempt. >> let's play this out again. you see her eye roll slowly. like, no, you ain't perfect. and then his reaction when he's contemplating life right now -- >> what's going through his mind? >> what is going through his mind? yep. oh. >> wow. >> what's the one word to describe him right now. >> i prefer my starter wife. wow. >> there is just no saving this. >> they've been married three years. we'll be here if they ever get a divorce. to report on it. >> i just love she wa

. >> reporter: carolyn chatted with willie mays and hung out with oprah winfrey. >> some of oprah's fans fear she will lose her personality if she loses weight. her standard reply is that her personality is not in her thighs. >> reporter: when san francisco started its first sister city relationship with an african nation, carolyn went to the ivory coast. >> in a country when openly welcomes foreigners -- >> carolyn tyler. >> reporter: carolyn's good work landed her on the weekend anchor desk. >> our brand-new hockey team, the san jose sharks -- >> reporter: in 1989 she was part of the "abc 7 news" team that won a pea body award for coverage of the earthquake, but the landmark moments in her career were just getting started. >> get up from there. >> reporter: carolyn joined bay area high school students on a trip along the civil rights trail. >> that story has had one of the biggest impacts on me. i'm someone who feels like i know the history of the civil rights movement, but even for me, i learned new things and it really touched me deeply. >> reporter: for many of her years at abc 7, c

oprah winfrey, reese witherspoon and sara -- sara jessica parker are joining her and it begins in chicago. she would be joined by npr's michelle nourse that is set to happen at the sap center. >>> the duke and duchess -- the duke and duchess received a welcome -- a traditional welcome on their tour of new zealand. ♪ harry and meghan took part in a welcome ceremony while wearing father cloaks. they immerse themselves in local traditions of all the host countries on their tour of the south pacific. the couple returned to the uk tomorrow. >>> law enforcement agencies are increasing security. >>> at live at 4:00, way have where the largest halloween party and to ensure your safety today on "ktvu fox 2 news." stocks are up for a second day now as investors respond to strong quarterly results from a number of companies including the bay areas. the dow was up to 55. the nasdaq up 150. >> trick-or-treating can be tough for children with food allergies. there is an effort to make teal pumpkin a sign of safe treats for all pumpkin. >> why do you love lollipops? >> because they are so yummy. >> and

overworked -- oprah winfrey and reese witherspoon are some just joining her. it kick -- it kicks off november 13th in chicago. missus obama will be joined by michelle noris scheduled for the sap center and sano pay -- san jose september 14th. >>> a major freeway shut down into the morning and we are live in hayward with the deadly crash involving a >>> good morning. i am dave clark. we are checking the weather for halloween. >> nothing spooky about it. good morning. it is a very quiet pattern for us except for a few high clouds. the temperatures are bumping up. we will get to it. it is warm early. 60s and 70s. it tails off pretty quickly but nothing to worry. it does not look breezy or anything it is mostly sunny with high clouds and temperatures climbing up. the high clouds spill down from the northwest and there is a northerly breeze with 19% humidity north and northwest. berkeley lab, do north, 19% humidity so high fire danger in the wind not as strong as yesterday. 30s, 40s, 50s upper 50s in the peninsula. los altos, los altos hills, 59 and pacificus 57. f

other stops on the book tour will feature "-- oprah winfrey and actresses sara jessica parker -- parker and reese witherspoon. >>> the duke and duchess of sussex received the traditional welcome on their tour of new zealand. take a look at this. harry and megan towhile wearing traditional feather cloak. they've immersed themselves in the local traditions on all customs they met. >>> 5:47 a.m. and sell you've been busy since you walked in. >> that's right. >>> the crash on northbound 880, northbound lanes are all closed. southbound truck -- southbound is beginning to pass. you can see it is backed up from 92. this whole area of 880, just -- if you are waking up and joining us northbound and southbound will be slow -- low. northbound is closed until whipple where you get off. we will let you know when they reopened the s and this has been there since 10:40 p.m. last night. talking about the commute and dublin, 580 is slow. so is 205. getting up to the altamont pass here and once you get to the pass it looks better into livermore. this is 880 north of 238 and it looks good to downtown oakl

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i think the donald trump between 1983 or 4 and as early as the 80s, oprah winfrey is asking if he's going to run for president. very young guy at that point. that donald trump, i think, was stunningly shallow, and that's what we're doing, and gradually began to change, and i think that it is watching obama that drove him to the right, because there is clearly -- in a sense, bush and the failure to win in iran and afghanistan drove him into a harsh critique of american foreign policy, and obama's entire approach to policy drove trump to just say this is crazy. remember, years ago i had the opportunity to spend time with the founder of singapore who had been the great leader who created a remarkably successful country, and i asked him what was the base of what he did? he said, you know, i was a graduate student in britain, during the labour government right after world war ii, and every time i would encounter a problem, i'd ask myself, what would clement and the socialists do? and i would do the exact opposite. and it worked every time. in a sense, trump came out of obama years having been

oprah winfrey, d. let us not assume anything. people assume, sanders will never go far, trump is a clown. you do not know where things are going. the media has to be bigger than its research. populism is not the way trump does it. at senator elizabeth warren, what a foundation, the way she articulates her message. she talks about herself as a populist but she says trump is disappointing. she always paints trump people say warren, another massachusetts liberal, can't happen. but that -- suppose she's not defined by her state but the message of populism, and in her eyes, let trump has failed to do and going after the economy. trump thought about with then and raising all taxes on millionaires. but the paul ryan wing of the said no way, we will go in the conservative direction. warren, and whoever rises on the left in this new progressive movement in the country, which is so connected to the culture, the fast-changing kultu -- culture, is sen. sanders: really responsible? no. said that the democratic party in 2020 would bernie sande

kicking off the city tour next month in support of the memoir, the coming and among the people, oprah winfrey, reese witherspoon and sarah jessica parker. it begins november 13 in chicago and michelle obama will be at the center in san jose december 14. >>> boston is celebrating another title. the red sox and their fans throwing a pretty big bash today. players and coaches riding a duck boats and navigating through downtown streets lined with tens of thousands of fans. the red sox beat the dodgers in five games to earn that the fourth world series title since 2004. before that they had gone 86 years without a title. >>> the nhl season is just six weeks ago -- old but they have been beaten twice. weak in the first six weeks of the schedule. the sharks hosted the rangers and san jose got on the board first. it was tied at 1 in the 3rd period and both teams scored and then the sharks hit one with 1 second left in regulation. new york would have the only goal in a shootout and so the rangers got the victory. >>> the cost of oreo cookies will be going up next year. the maker says they are raising

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. >>> but first, oprah winfrey jumping into one of the nation's most contentious races hitting the campaignor stacy abrams tomorrow. the democratic candidate for governor in georgia. oprah plans to attend town halls and knocking at the door. the doorbell rings and nobody rings the doorbell. you answer it. and it's oprah. >> wow. that would be crazy. abrams is running neck and neck with republican brian kemp, georgia's current secretary of state accused of trying to suppress the black vote purging tens of thousands of people from the voting rolls and enforcing a voter i.d. law that seems a tad impractical. he says he's following the law. , i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. even hanging with friends i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all common types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test if you've had hepatitis b which may flare up

. >> oprah winfrey has that kind of sway, she'll sell books magically. i think she helped obama.lor swift can because that age group doesn't tend to show up. >> i think there was a poll that came out today from a civic think tank that studies millennial voting outreach and registration for voters has gone up for this midterm. one thing different about taylor swift that has captured interests, is she comes from graphics that do not vote for democrats. she started out as a country star, grew up in tennessee. so for her to say she has an issue with this administration, i think will capture the attention of some of her fans who don't pay attention to some of those issues as much. >> what do you decide? you're so grown up -- i'm kidding. i look like you know a lot more than you say even here. is this something that matters or something to talk about? >> i think it's a lot to talk about. because i spoke to my friends in miami who are more interested in drake concerts who are talking about other things and sometimes they have no idea what's going on. even when i talk to them about brett

with familiar names like former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders who perhaps oprah winfrey>> abc 7 reporter chris wynn with what it would take harris to snag the nomination and beat president trump in 2020. >> reporter: will she run for president is the question on the minds of many as senator harris heads to iowa to support congressional candidates ahead of the mid terms. >> it is time women's voices were heard. >> reporter: community members say it is clear the political landscape is changing. >> it is wonderful for the yurnger generations to see this kind of involvement and now they can do something as well. >> reporter: local democrats expect the presidential race to take shape after the mid terms. >> president trump has raised a lot of money and any candidate who wants to be competitive against him in what is expected to be a crowded field will have to be active early to raise money. >> reporter: is senator harris a legitimate contender? >> senator harris would have a lot of support in the bay area, obviously. she is from here. i think it is a great strength. it is a p

. >> i wrote letters to oprah winfrey. i wrote them to "america's most wanted".nd then i thought, "okay, maybe i can have the semis put a picture of him on the back of the semis." so i got a list of all the big trucking companies and did all the letters. but it was -- it took me a long time to finish any letter about him because i didn't want the ending to be like i thought it was. >> reporter: it was, she said, a horrible limbo. a little piece of her still hoping for good news, part of her mourning a loss. >> i found a therapist right away. she said take, like, 20 minutes out of every day either scream and cry in the morning, or scream and cry at night. >> reporter: can anybody who hasn't been in your shoes understand what it's like to -- >> no. >> reporter: now, years later, the investigation was back in high gear. judy told detective velasquez that in some corner of her heart she still hoped david might just turn up safely some day. the detective, however, was not inclined to false hope. she did not for a minute think he was still alive. had he died accidental

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amy: how did you feel about the hbo film with oprah winfrey, portray your family, and what happened withr grandmother's cells? >> i think the movie did a very good job. it deftly got the story out there for people -- it deftly got the story out there for people who are nonreaders or don't like reading a lot. portraits ofted -- family members very well. the only thing i kind of -- like, ok, some of the dialogue, it was like a little country. but other than that, everyone portrayed each family member very well. i think they did a nice job and doing a story. i wish it was a little longer, like a miniseries or they could .ave did a two-part it in all, it was a great movie. i think it was a great movie. so many people came up to us and say, we are happy and glad that this movie has been done. we are happy and glad the book has been written because so many people don't know her story. ththey don't eveven know her or. amy: rebecca skloot writes, one scientist said if you couould compmpile all l hela onto us go, they would weigh more than 50 million metric tons, inconceivable number given that a

oprah winfrey hitting the campaign trail. he's endorsing stacy abrams.emocrat runs for governor in georgia. she'd be the first black woman in history if elected. they are locked in the race. this is the first time since july we have seen abrams with a slight edge. here is what she said about the race on "the view." >> do you think that kemp's efforts are racially motivated? >> i don't question his heart. i do question the results. we know that he is disproportionately purged voters of color, stopped voters of color, arrested voters of color and that's problematic because regardless of his intent, the result is that racial bias has been injected into our system. that undermines confidences in our democracy. >> another update. we just got new midterm numbers on early voting. 24 million people have voted in the races. the early vote you see is larger than the entire early vote from the midterms four years ago and that's what a lot of days of early voting left to go. there's one republican who is saying health care being an issue is a problem. she was saying

novel "the color purple," that features the film debuts of two black women, whoopi goldberg and oprah winfreyle that confronts the ravages of slavery and abuse. >> all my life i had to fight. i had to fight my daddy, i had to fight my uncles. i had to fight my brothers. girl child ain't safe in a family of men, but i ain't never thought i had to fight in my own house. >> walker is now confronting the trump era head-on. she writes, americans distraught at trumpism should channel anger into a wider awakening and her new book of poetry grapples with race, police brutality, and the immigration crisis. alice walker, an honor to have you here. >> i'm so happy to be here. thank you for inviting me. what are you saying with your poems and do you think of them as a message about democracy and politics? >> i think of them as a way to talk to people about attending to their own hurt and their own wounds instead of just screaming at the person who hurt you because there's a way in which if we don't heal ourselves, we can never heal the world, and that's the locust, the central point of this book. >> that

you look through the united states last spring in march and april, here he was by bill gates, oprah winfrey. you look at the list of luminaries who competed to be part of what was billed as the great reform of the future of the entire middle east into there were a lo a lot a lot of t said wait a minute he put on a show that was unbelievable and took it to europe. the treasury secretary said he wasn't going to the top post in the desert and the british trade minister and finance minister and the president of international monetary fund as well as a big industry and a big question is over is his vision going to be viable if he doesn't have the credibility, the resources, the technology of the outside world. there are those including bruce rydell who thought it was a ponzi scheme that there are a lot of people who are going to be looking much more closely at the feasibility of this and looking at what the reaction is, they may put the brakes on their support with her it is now or down the road. the stakes are much bigger. one other thing i worry about and i.e. alluded to this earlier when you

question whether the impact is as great as maybe it was 10 years ago when we saw, for example, oprah winfrey endorse president obama and that seemed to have a big impact on his campaign, especially in iowa, the first state to vote. host: a frequent guest on cnn tweeted basking in the support of celebrity entertainer is a bipartisanship exercise, politicians of both parties have practiced for years. when can it backfire? ted: it can backfire when a celebrity gets out there and starts talking in a real kind of crazy way and says things hat are a little outrageous or embarrasses the candidate. or profanity, we saw that a little bit with kanye west and in the case of robert de niro, he went out at the tony awards and delivered an f-bomb about president trump. the response from the republic national treaty is they put together a video of different celebrities saying outrageous things about president trump and collected it all together and the whole title is the video was "unhinged." you tend to see republicans attack democrats a lot more for their celebrity support and a lot of that is driven by

when you look at his yotour last spring, he was fÊted by bill gates, oprah winfrey, morgan freeman, rupertmurdoch. you look at the list of luminaries that competed to be billed as theas future of the entire middle east. the reality is that there were a lot of us who said, wait a , you know, but he put on a show that was unbelievable, then took it to europe. so what is really interesting, particularly as the treasury secretary today said he is not going to theso what is really i, particularly as the treasury secretary today said he is not going to the davos in the desert. others are backing out, as well as it industries. the question about his future is is his vision 2030 going to be viable if he does not have the credibility, the resources, the technology of the outside world. there are those who once said to me they thought vision 2030 was there wereeme, that people who would be looking more closely at the feasibility of this and the reaction. they may put the brakes on their support, whether it is now or down the road. the stakes are much bigger. i have probably gone on too long. >> we a

. >> that is oprah winfrey speaking about gayle king. fame. >> great picture. >> we are here for the people. that is a truth that i believe with everything that i know. so it's times like this -- i don't tell you how thrilled i am to be in this room with you. i can't tell you what it means to me. when you can't help but remember the men and women of the press who knew it, too, and got the story told even when they understood it could cost them their lives. i thank you all for thinking me worthy -- not bad for a little girl whose elementary school teacher informed her parents that she talked to much and was disruptive. and that maybe they should do something about that because i was very -- a very bright child, she said, but a little distracting in class. >> and thank goodness for it. >> yeah. >> gayle joins distinguished past honorees including oprah, norman here, lucille ball, and will walter c-- walter con citr. >> i say i do love what what he do. that we get to sit at this table every day. it's a privilege and a blessing. i never take

inside the magazine her interviewer none other than oprah winfrey. ure and it's all about turing more into the person your loved ones know you to be. oprah asked about the moment when her twin daughters realized julia was america's sweetheart, and julia relates that she was spotted somewhere and the girls said, mom, are you famous? julia answered people might have seen a movie she's been in. girls thought about it and said, wait, are you more famous than taylor swift? i love that. great equalizer. >> good question. >> it's a tough hand. what would julia say. the new issue hits newsstands october 23rd. thank you, "harper's." >>> birthday wishes for one of our favorite guys, hugh jackman, happy birthdaytor, sinr, allund amazing dude turns 50 so what did he do to celebrate? he poked fun at himself, of course, taking the milestone in stride, posting this very candid shot on social media, writing, "when people tell you you don't look 50, parking lot -- part of you believes it until you see yourself sleeping." . he does -- he looks like he might not be brea

the mark hotel is a favorite of oprah winfrey, the saudi royals.t's about to become more exclusive with the opening of the grand penthouse suite. take a look at what you get for, that's right, $75,000 a night. >> reporter: straight through the mark hotel lobby and up 16 floors is the most expensive hotel room in america. >> welcome to the mark penthouse. >> reporter: general manager olivier lordonnois is giving the first ever on-camera tour of the $75,000 a night hotel suite. how big is this suite? >> 10,000 square feet. it is the biggest in the city. this is the main living room of the penthouse. the ceiling height is 26 feet. >> reporter: there are five bedrooms, including not one, but two master suites. heads up in the master bath where water flows right out of the ceiling. >> let me show you the best views of the house upstairs. >> reporter: one flight up past a sunlit lounge area is a 2,500 square foot wraparound terrace this is a great roof for a big party. >> it is the perfect roof for an amazing party. >> reporter: and the views here, i mea

sheow sat with oprah winfrey. sh how do you explain fame to your kids? i think i toldhem once.t? you can pick up an issue on o newsstctober 23rd. next up, carly kloss celebrating international day of the gl on the plaza. let's see whathe had to say. >> what are you most excited about in life right now? >> the way the scholars will change the wsld. >> what a typical workout >> cardio, abs, bootie. >> the world deserves to know. is everything cool with you and oaylor? >> the world needs know? jennifer lawrence is interested. jen, don't worry. taylor and i are still really good friends. >> they are good friends,er evody. craig melvin, you can sleep tonight. did he memorize all 73 of those questions? they ask off camera. >> she has been busy managing what she mentioned the code with her camp. she is going to b n the host of "project runway." hey are replacing heidi klum and tim gun. finally, keith morrison, "dateline" correspondent, has ke ellen degeneres. >> the year w 2017. one direction had just broken up. that's not important to our story. but it'smportant to me. it was a sunny

you think of people like bob johnson, oprah winfrey.hink of these tremendous changes that have taken place, increases in terms of high school and college graduation rates. we can talk about mayors, about in the building behind you, the capital, we have a record number of african-americans and latinos today. this took place as a result of a great movement in people striving and making sacrifices to achieve these gains. that is what the president should know. when you say "what the hell do you have to lose?" host: you said he intentionally put blinders on because he sees -- he wants to see black failure and misery. some might say it is racism. he locks eyes on the worst of latin america life, because -- that is what i think was happening. recently, he has even used this phrase in reference to native americans. what he is doing is pushing a button -- a "fear" button in white america, especially people who do not live in the city, who live in suburbs of the country. it is a distorted edge of the reality of black america. 20% of black americ

they are supporting, i am just saying doesn't matter unless your name is oprah only matters in oprah winfreyump you will see net impact celebrity opinion not what it used to be put it that way not people want really americans helping each other, in a real way, people in touch with their problems understand them and that is just not happening right now in hollywood. maria: final thoughts from all-star panel when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ that last place was pretty nic. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? ... yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. i want that. (laughing) get fast, reliable internet and add tv and voice for a low price. call now. comcast business. beyond fast. the more you know ththe commute is worth it., you and that john deere tractor, yo

that question for them, joe, but your larger point is absolutely right, which is that, you know, oprah winfrey before the usc graduating class in may who said don't fight hysteria with more hysteria. i think people who are against brett kavanaugh still have a good case that the fbi investigation was not a real investigation. if they just focused on dr. ford's allegation, we want to look into this, that was not a real investigation and they are right about that. i want to play for you michael steele what the president said followed by what judge kavanaugh said afterwards. >> on behalf of our nation i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who stepped forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. you, sir, under historic scrutiny were proven innocent. >> every american can be assured that i'll be an independent and impartial justice devoted to equal justice under law. although the senate confirmatio

you think of people like bob johnson, oprah winfrey. you think of these tremendous changes that have taken place, increases in terms of high school and college graduation rates. we can talk about mayors, about in the building behind you, the capital, we have a record number of african-americans and latinos today. this took place as a result of a great movement in people striving and making sacrifices to achieve these gains. that is what the president should know. when you say "what the hell do you have to lose?" host: you said he intentionally put blinders on because he sees -- he wants to see black failure and misery. some might say it is racism. he locks eyes on the worst of latin america life, because -- that is what i think was happening. recently, he has even used this phrase in reference to native americans. what he is doing is pushing a button -- a "fear" button in white america, especially people who do not live in the city, who live in suburbs of the country. it is a distorted edge of the reality of black america. 20% of black