that's not racism.arrative that republicans are racist, it's what the liberals and the left resort to when they're left out of facts. when they have nothing stand on. >> you're defending someone who has been accused of racism, mr. montenegro. you're defending donald trump, a person who accused mexican immigrants for being rapists and criminals. and you know precisely that is not true. so, you are defending arpaio, who has been accused of discrimination. you're defending president trump who has been accused of racist remarks. those are the people you are defending, mr. montenegro, an immigrant from el salvador. >> jorge in this country we follow the rule of law. in this country we believe that everybody has the right to a process. if they're going to be charged to a process that was -- >> he was charged. arpaio was charged. >> correct. and there was a judge who should have recused herself. because she had her -- the original family member was one of the folks that started the lawsuit against sheriff joe.

we continue to talk about racism as the racism -- as it is person to person.ther you have a black friend or whether you have been nice to black people. you could actually do that, strong therman had black mistresses but he was a racist. my earplug is gone. >> and just to stay with donald trump for just a second. the nation did a peace about donald trump and his sort of relationship to racism and they said. what what is different is how open he is about it all. normally the appeals are done through code words like law and orderch saying all black people are living in hell hole an saying what do you have to lose by voting for trurp. they could lose the right to vote and affirmative action and the notion the federal government sees racism as a serious problem in the united states. do you concur with that. >> very much so. he asked that question. who do you to lose and then proposed a health care bill where 6 million african-americans would lose health care and die. we are seeing his appointment to the justice center roll back and protection on the voter and jeff

racism is racism, if you denounce racism and bigotry and call it hatred and evil, you have denounced it in every form. >> i do want to get your reaction to this and this was posted -- we talked about this website it's called the daily stormer and it wrote, trump comments were good he didn't attack us he just said the nation should come together. nothing specific against us. this was a website that was promoting the charlottesville demonstration as part of it summer hate edition. if this website is happy about the fact that there was no specificity with the president's comments, what does that say to you? >> they are not happy today because he had denounced it today. however they read into it, it's neither here nor there to me. they do not matter to me. if they took a 24 hour period to read something into nothing, then that's what they did. like i said, they can't be happy about today. >> corinn rankin, thank you.>>> the mother of the woman killed in the charlottesville carl attack is speaking out, she said her daughter spent her life fighting eight and is now sacrificed it for her me

so i said, racism is evil. now, they only choose a happen sentence here and there and then they go on a rampage.

they are not fighting against a real racism. a real enemy that is going to stop their lives with bigotry. they are fighting for the rewards and their manipulating white guilt. they are using the story of black victimization to manipulate the largest society into entitlements and have a group of black leaders that do nothing but shake down the corporations. this is not the civil rights movement i grew up in. >> host: what is your connection to stanford university and the hoover institution? >> guest: i am a senior fellow at the hoover institution at the stanford of university which i have been happy about. it is great institution, great people, great environment, and colleagues and it has meant everything to me and my work and i have facilitated that. i am a fan. >> this is your 10th or 15th book? >> not that many. and there were some that were here and there. but it is probably the fifth book i have written on racial matters. >> shelby steele has been our guest on booktv, "shame: how america's past sins have polarized our countr

are you trying to normalize racism? >> yes. i'm trying to normalize racism as you call it.t want the alt-right to be a fringe movement. i want the all the rite to be a dominant movement. >> reporter: he even seemed to predict that this extremism would lead to bloodshed. >> of course that's a possibility. i think the current paradigm that we are living under is going to lead to blood and tears, period. >> you're predicting a race war, basically. >> i don't know exactly what's going to happen. but yes, i do think that it will be a crack-up predominantly on racial lines. ♪ >> reporter: yet it was people of all races who marched against spencer and the racism he espouses. this simmering white separatism may have boiled over this weekend, but for this country it is nothing new. helping lead the protests, david duke, the former grand wizard of the ku klux klan. >> we're not anti-black so much as we're pro white. >> reporter: he's a fervent supporter of president trump. "nightline" spoke with him last october. >> for duke and trump. trump disavows you. does that not bother you? >>

today out the incredibly hypocritical mainstream media for their a holier than thou stand against racism and white supremacy but first i talked with america's lawyer himself mike papantonio besides fighting and winning endless cases for victimized consumers against massive corporations and hosting the argy americas show america's lawyer haven't done any oh has also written a new legal thriller law and vengeance it may be fiction but it draws from the true super villains he's faced off against soulless corporations here's my conversation with my five and tony. hey pat thanks for joining me good to be here leigh i want to talk about your new book law and vengeance but first i want to try and hit a bunch of topic speak in a while i have you here because as you know free legal advice is not easy to come by cell or use it when i got it you're currently you're currently dealing with a with a major cases revolving around the opioid crisis last year more americans died from opioids or a overdosing in general than u.s. soldiers died during the entire vietnam war which also ironically involves a l

racism is evil. and those who cause violence and its name are criminals and thugs, including the k.k.k., neo nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. we are a nation founded on the truth that all of us are created equal. we are equal in the eyes of our creator. we are equal under the law, and we are equal under our constitution. those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of america. host: two different takes on the president's comments yesterday. the first one was the editorial page of the "new york times," the editorial board going with the headline, mr. trump talks at last. will he act? he managed to get some of the right words out about white supremacists, but it was just a dart is what the editorial board writes. "washington oday's times," whatever this president would say, his partisan critics and media were waiting to pick it apart and find it wanting. he could never say it strong enough is what is

. >> his spirited defense of racism and bigotry. that's an unamerican value. >> tonight, inside the halls of power and inside his own party. who is standing by trump and why? >> we're talking about infrastructure today. >> nazis. >> and about those very fine people. >> you also had people that were very fine people. on both sides. >> what we're learning about the white nationalist who's descended on charlottesville. >> i just came for the fun. >> i'm sorry. you can't just take your costume off. "all in" starts now. >> good evening from new york. a day after the president of the united states defended the white house nationalist rally in charlottesville, pressure is building on officials to take a stand as the nation's business leaders flee association with this president. what started as a trickle earlier this week turned into a flood following the president's comments yesterday. with more and more ceos abandoning his manufacturing advisory panel. this morning, they decided to disband all together. a major blow to a president who ra

is racism wrong? yes. kkk wrong? yes.it is very clear in your messaging and it should be a short clear messaging, not a long message. whereas, i think a lot of americans are okay with having a bigger conversation. but they're not okay with seeing a leader that might have that same conversation they're having around the water cooler. i think that's something the president has to get right moving forward. otherwise, these types of issues are going to take away from the other things he wants to accomplish, which is have a great economy, have better infrastructure. no one is paying attention to infrastructure or lower unemployment numbers right now, which are amazing and a lot of americans are back at work right now, which is great for all americans. but on these simple issues, i think somebody has really got to get there and say, mr. president, you have to have a conversation a leader has, instead of a conversation the average guy might have at work the next morning. >> on these issues, do you hit a woman, no. do you like th

i want to distinguish real racism or imagined or manifested racism. >> we have to take a short break.inues to look at these pictures and trying to discern what is it we're seeing right now with people gathering. they are in a very tight space here. it's difficult to interpret the images we're seeing but they are powerful images. i do want to have you back after the commercial break. let's continue this conversation and we'll have much more from the newsroom. bad decision doesn't have to be permenant! ditch verizon. keep your phone. we'll even pay it off when you switch to america's best unlimited network. ronoh really?g's going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab,

it's racism to expect blacks to use standard english. they are trying to polarize us and companies like google and others are getting ready to release a film on slavery and lynchings and all this emphasizes just driving us apart. it is an industry. we have made a commodity out of race and we have made a commodity out of poverty. have we address that and an honest discussion about that, were not going to move away host: people will hear you say that and they will recognize the point you make against the cult of victimhood, but does the other side of that argument then blame people who are for segregation? saying you're not trying hard enough. guest: you cannot generalize portable -- poor people. i identify four categories of poor people. there are those who are just broke. they will be fine. the second category are people theire on assistance and character is intact but they see if they work, they will lose benefits. they are fine. category three are people who are disabled. , people whoategory are poor because they are on drugs and they

now they're destined for the as racism, racism, racism.erstand, the american people are not stupid. those people that are supporting donald trump because of the result that he's getting are not going to persuade trump supporters to move over to the dark side. they have not just crossed the line, they going over the cliff. the only people gone over the cliff with them are those people that are just as deceived and deranged as they are. it's a desperate attempts to try to get people to follow them off the cliff. >> sean: it that's the sad part of it because of so many americans -- 50 million in property, 50 million on food stamps, 94 out of the labor force. there is real suffering in the country, the agenda is being stopped. there is this history of the left. how does hillary clinton get away with robert byrd as my mentor or bill fulbright is my mentor? nothing, you never hear of it. >> the way she gets away with it is that the liberal media is an accomplice to tds -- trump arrangement syndrome. i'm not exaggerating, but what you showed is e

military or in the united states as a whole there is no place no place for racism and bigotry in the u.s. military. was that drop in the mother of all bombs on afghanistan. well what color the people down there oh yeah go for it go yeah you're going to ask next time yeah yeah no no problem start once for lunch over here hey by the way. you know we should print out racism tweet did you see that tweet i did wish print that out and we'll strap it to the front of the bombs because i don't know that the a rubs down there i don't know that they read the u.s. military makes that clear every day strict regulations guarantee that any support for supremacist groups means you can be thrown out of the military i couldn't find one look i can find any article saying there are neo nazis gang members or criminals being recruited for the military so how about a book instead an irregular army how the us military recruited neo nazis gang members and criminals to fight the war on terror there is no room for racism in the us military except for all the racists we recruit for the us military. i was kiddin

supportive of racism and a maximum, overtly racism. >> at the end of the day, it is not about who donald trump hates. it is about who loves donald trump. he wants to advance himself. >> i'll throw this to you first. why would the business interests who wanted donald trump to win. >> some. a small percent an. they didn't have a horse in the race. they play games of probabilities and statistics. dwhe, wow, tax breaks, wow, he's dangerous. i'll going to get in line here. his tweets, they matter a whole heck of a lot less now. >> do you think he gets that he's toxic? >> i don't think he fully understand. but the only people standing behind him are those people he was speaking to were those people who he said they were very fine people. right now he understands he is not as popular as he would like to be. i don't buy that he's stupid. i think he just doesn't have a sense of how radioactive he's become. >> but many of those who voted for him were forgotten americans. had they want health reform. >> but he's hate tweeting the g gop. that won't work. love the pink. i am joined by two former vete

isn't that what racism is? guess that i thought you were to, why would you be part of a group that did that? >> i wanted that they have because i wasn't there. the events that i have participated in that i have direct knowledge and experience with, every signal time, there were people of every shade and color across the rainbow. what you're trying to do is make a black lives matter -- >> tucker: i'm not trying to do anything other than what is factually true and i don't wantk you to skip on answering an important question which is is it wrong to exclude people on the basis of the race courts mark is it racism or is it not what you mark >> if you are excluding people based on their race with the intent of trying to subject the other races to some type of harm, danger, systemic racism. then it's a problem. >> tucker: okay. you don't want to take accountability for what is clearly racist. thanks for joining us. seattle's $25 gun tax was supposed to stop a violent crime, a lot of people thought itus would happen. w

they want to topple racism and a conversation statue in center city. and because of that a picture of frank rizzo has extra security. we're live with the latest. >> after several protest-filled days at trump tower, the president returns to his working vacation in new jersey. but the fallout continues. i'm seth lemon in washington with more coming up. >> and it's a case of good news and bad news. the bad news is you didn't hit the powerball jackpot. the good news is neither did anyone else. we'll tell you how much the next drawing is worth. >> it's thursday august 17th. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. keeping an eye. >> i forgot to buy a ticket yesterday. katie did you end up getting one? >> oh, yeah. we went for a special walk in the wagon to get tickets. >> i'm sorry. >> rahel said it though i have a feeling we're all going to be back here tomorrow. >> a much more positive person. >> that's because you're feeling healthy. >> yes, i had my colonoscopy. that sleeping thing was the best sleep i've had since i started this shift. >> congestion, we'

racism, i think, is one of those things or the perception of racism with this president, but i think the other one is, his policies and the feeling that the black community and other communities of color have been cheated out of a fair election. >> let's continue this dialogue. matthew whittaker and solomon jones, thank you both so much. now this. ♪ we're wearing nothing, nothing but our shadows falling down on the beach ♪ >> you know that tune. members of the dave matthews band say they are heartbroken and disgusted by the hate, the racism, and the violence unleashed in their town where they came to be, charlottesville, virginia. boyd tinsley lives in charlottesville. he joins me now live. boyd, thank you so much for being with me. as someone who started my career in charlottesville, i have love for that special place where you are standing. i am so sorry for what's happened there. boyd, this is personal for you. how are you feeling about all of this? >> i mean, i'm upset, like, since it happened. i was coming back to charlottesville, and i was at the airport, and just watching it g

racism is evil. those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo nazis, wheat supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. as a candidate, i promised to restore law and order to our country and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge. we will defend and protect the sacred rights of all americans. >> kimberly: attorney general jeff sessions is saying the justice department is taking vigorous action against racism and bigotry after opening civil rights investigation. justice will be done. would are coming after these people. it cannot be tolerated in america. we go after it directly morally, legally, politically, legitimately in any way possible to reject this kind of ideology that causes division. it does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute. >> kimberly: today the man accused of killing heather heyer into a crowd of peaceful protesters denied bail in first court

, the president now says racism is evil. and then calls out the groups by name. the kkk, neo-nazis, and white supremacists. then, what the president later says when asked, why didn't he say it sooner? >>> also, the accused killer who drove into the crowd. the video just beforehand and what it shows. >>> also tonight, was it another plot to bomb oklahoma city? authorities say the suspect drove a van to a downtown alley and allegedly tried to detonate what he believed was a van packed with explosives. and his alleged praise for timothy mcveigh. >>> the outrage tonight after a newly released video shows a student with autism, dragged by two kindergarten teachers. >>> and the deadly accident on the set of a popular movie. the stunt gone wrong and what we're learning tonight. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a monday night. we begin with president trump, aware of the increasing pressure, condemning hate groups by name. saying racism is evil, calling out the kkk, neonazis, and white supremacists. and we're learn

the solution, trevor, how about we get rid of racism. (cheers and applause) that's it, just get rid of it. we just did it. >> trevor: that was very brave of you. but seriously, what is the solution, yeah, like a real solution. because here is the thing, right, people defending the statues say that this is about southern culture and heritage. >> come on, man. you already know what that is about. anybody, any time somebody says something it is culture, it is heritage thark is a euphemism, trevor. it's like saying you want to netflix and chill which we know that really means, that means they're going to come over to the house and tell you they are not ready for a relationship. like that-- . >> trevor: i think are you doing it wrong, man. >> all right, case in point, here is a guy, fighting to keep confederate symbols saying it's not about racism, but if you listen closely, he made it pretty clear that it is about racism. >> i don't believe it is a symbol of racism, i don't believe it is a symbol of slavery that smie personal view. how they

all of that stuff is racism. it's all racism.s scared of the word racism as some people are. >> i'm not either. people always say you can't call somebody a racist. you can call someone a misogynist, sexist. you can say they're a womanizer, but when you say racesest, even if the evidence points to that -- i'm not saying you said it. but even if it the evidence points to it -- >> evidence points to -- >> i don't know what's in his heart? do you have to know what's in someone's heart? or is it by your actions that prove what you are? >> this is not -- i mean it's not arguable to me. i'm not saying people who have always been a racist will always be. i tried to recover from sexism every day. so these isms are things we deal with. but by seeing two sides to that thing that happened to charlottesville, that's racism. because right now the alt-right is celebrating. >> can we stop saying alt-right. they're white supremacists. >> all right. you're right. >> the white supremacists with hipster haircuts and skinny jeans. they may as well we

today he had another go. >> racism is evil.nd those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. sarah: that was president trump speaking earlier on monday. i'm joined by the program director of the aspen institute here in berlin. would you make of trump's comments, specifically the timing. this happened on saturday. why now? guest: you can contrast this with the swiftness with which he reacted to the man who stepped down from his board advisors, and he reacted immediately. this took 48 hours. i don't want to describe intent to president trump but one could sense that he is giving the sign to this faction of the u.s. populace that he is being forced to do this. basically he is doing it reluctantly and agagainst his will. sarah: because those people make up part of his voter base. guest: right. like many western societies including germany, canada, u.k. -- right-wing extremists are a very

>> i don't believe black lives matter commits racism.latform for african-americans to be able to have discussion about things that are important to them. but let's say the most important difference between black lives matter, they are not a leftist president of the united states. >> tucker: they are not. i'm not saying they have as much power as trump or anything like that. i'm just saying in new york city there was a black only memorial day party. same thing in philadelphia, again. detroit and nashville. the leadership on your social media was asked is it black only? yes, it is. they said that yes, it's black only. that seems like the textbook dictionary definition of racism. how can you be involved in a group that does that? that's my question to you and please give me a real answer. >> again, you know, i can't speak to the memorial day event that you are discussing. >> tucker: it's not just one event it's a bunch. but there are specific events from which people have been excluded based on their race. and isn't that what racism is? i'm

that sometimes the groups that spew racism or have racism tainting their message, the fa ct racism taintingo the mainstream makes them more dangerous, perhaps, than the skinhead group that everyone recognises as something margin marginal. you know, mr krikorian's organisation has published scores and scores of articles, reprinted scores and scores 01’ and scores of articles, reprinted scores and scores or republished scores and scores or republished scores and scores of articles, from racists. we have documented this. so again, the fact that they have testified in congress, in our view, thatis testified in congress, in our view, that is the problem. they shouldn't. they are an example of hate in the mainstream. it is always easy to tell the haters if they have swastikas or white sheets. it is harder to recognise the haters who are in business suits. that is why we think it is so important to point them out when we see them. we think it is so important to point them out when we see themm we think it is so important to point them out when we see them. it is harder, and sometimes you get them

we are just people who don't like racism and anti-semitism and fascism.nd i heard about one rally where a flag fell and one person was going to pick up the flag and hurl it and a black lives matter person got up and stopped that. please exercise restraint. they want to show pictures of people of color acting crazy. you got to the be restrained. if you don't think you can be retrained, stay home. >> where are lives in a time where there is so much tension and bitterness. and you were active in the '60s. and does devisiveness peel like the '60s all over again? is it that bad? >> it's a different chapters. the conditions still exist. the all conditions still exist. they are just given new names, new labels these days and the actors, the actors will come on to the scene, these days, they brought new descriptions and new ideas to define old conditions of clothing, poverty, lack of education, medical care, police injustice, falsehoods in the criminal justice system. those conditions still exist and there's no way to avoid the reality. and people who attend say,

up next, "nightly news." >>> tonight, racism is evil.nally finds the words to condemn white supremacists two days after facing an intense bipartisan backlash for blaming all sides for the violent unrest in charlottesville. >>> naming and shaming. social media shines a light on faces caught on camera as late groups rise out of the shadows. >>> game on. the defense secretary's new warning to north korea late today over what could lead to war. >>> tainted alcohol crackdown. raids targeting tourist hot spots and hotels in mexico after the death of a young american woman on vacation with her family. do you know what you're really being served? >>> and hollywood stunt dangers. a day after tom cruise was badly injured on set, tragedy strikes

, not just racism, slavery. i think it is for rent this. -- horrendous. host: we will let our guest response. guest: i respect that opinion. i think stephanie from california had a similar argument. i understand that. this is a decision that should be made by the local community. if they decide to take these monuments down, they should have the power to do that. i respect that decision. i think there is a significant danger that by taking them down we erase the memory of the era of jim crow. we run the risk of taking down these relics, and i think they are historical artifacts now. i don't see the lead monument -- richmond as an celebration of the confederacy. i think it is a monument that in 1890 one that was put up, there were lots of people in richmond who had power the wanted to celebrate the confederacy. i understand people may feel differently. it is a moral and political decision. if the local community thinks this is doing more harm than good, they should be able to take those down. i am cautioning that

military does not tolerate racism, bigotry, or violence in its ranks.t there is -- this is completely unacceptable social behavior, and people will be booted out if they engage in it. you might wonder why they are doing this if they say they're not involved in politics. well, they have all indicated through their aides that they're weighing in on charlottesville because it is part of the national conversation. and they want to remind their own troops, military families, and americans that this is not what the u.s. military is about. dave, christine? >> barbara starr, fascinating. thanks. >>> you might think this would change president trump's plans for a rally in phoenix. that would be wrong. the president tweeting confirmation last night about the campaign-style rally next tuesday at the phoenix convention center. the news not fitting well -- not sitting well with the city's mayor who has his own message for the president. he says, "stay away." >> merritt greg stanton issuing a statement that said in part, "i am disappointed that president trump has ch

highers mother and other family and friends also about her commitment to peace and overcoming racism governor terry mcauliffe was among several high profile officials there attendees wore purple highers favorite color she was thirty two but two women also injured in the card. tack higher died in the lawsuit against the twenty year old alleged attacker james alex fields and the organizer of this weekend's roundly jason kestler play in this mika and tad were in washington also named neo nazi activist richard spencer in the lawsuit seeking three million dollars in damages general arrangements have been finalized for virginia state police pilot lieutenant j. h. colon and chipper pilot burke and bates who died in a helicopter crash while they were responding to the violence on saturday's rally the rally was in protest of removing the robert lee statue in charlottesville emancipation park. and better were moved overnight by the city of baltimore and this comes a weekend after days just days after the mayor katherine pugh announced that she would be removing them and many residents say that

separation seems to be an old idea for him that prevails. >> it's racism.hat's really all you can say is that this man holds deeply racist beliefs. essentially admits that to me. but thinks that donald trump is the vehicle or the vessel through which those racist beliefs can be transmitted to other people in this country. he says there are other people just like him that believe the same thing that he does and they whaer what the president said yesterday and that speaks directly to them. >> it does. all right. thanks, jacob. good to see you. all right. my next guest said the president's words could actually have a serious emboldening effect on people like the man jacob was talking to. peter, obviously this has been bubbling up. it may never have stopped bubbling under the surface, but a lot of americans had thought we were at least moving forward. it's interesting, not to see the gentleman that jacob was talking about but the number of young people in their 20s with college degrees or at universities who seem to hold this and share this ideology of racism,

if all you see is racism when you think donald trump, if all you think of racism when you think of republicanshink of racism when you think of the people who voted for trump, yourfi confirmation bias makes your opinion pointless. >> juan: what if you don't think that? >> greg: from what i'm gathering when i'm watching the news, whenwh anna navarro says e is not human, that is irrational. there is a lot of -- there are rational responses to this, rational response might be, he could have done a better job. he should have said this, he should have said that. remember, he gets called out for calling radical islam and so now they are mad that he didn't call out white racists. >> juan:hi i think he gets called out for calling mexicans rapists and thieves. >> greg: that's an ultrasound you bring up a lot. that was a sloppy explanation. it is something that we have to go back and explain it to you. it takes up another 5 minutes. >> juan: we don't want to confound you. >> greg:ou you are not, believe me, juan. >> juan: james alex fields, jr., who made his first courtod appearance today, find t ahead.

, not just racism, slavery. i think it is for rent this. -- horrendous. i really do. host: we will let our guest response. guest: i respect that opinion. i think stephanie from california had a similar argument. i understand that. this is a decision that should be made by the local community. if they decide to take these monuments down, they should have the power to do that. i respect that decision. i think there is a significant danger that by taking them down we erase the memory of the era of jim crow. we run the risk of taking down these relics, and i think they are historical artifacts now. i don't see the lead monument -- richmond as an celebration of the confederacy. i think it is a monument that in 1890 one that was put up, there were lots of people in richmond who had power the wanted to celebrate the confederacy. i understand people may feel differently. it is a moral and political decision. if the local community thinks this is doing more harm than good, they should be able to take those down. i am cau

racism is not over.munities not only like charlottesville and also in charleston and in south carolina where i removed the confederate flag, the legacy of slavery and segregation is very much present. it's an ever-present thing and it's one thing to condemn the violence that we saw yesterday, but we need to see legislatures and leaders also taking a stand and examining how racism exists in the form of policy. what are we doing to make sure that the schools are not recession regaited as they have? most of our schools are segregated as they were prior to the civil rights movement. what are we doing to do to suppress voter suppression? the voting rights act didn't survive intact until 50 years. we've had a real issue going on here in north carolina with not only voter suppression, but also our districts being racially gerrymandered. so even if you are exercising your right to vote you are not being properly represented, because the people of color having a voice in the government. that's what i mean when we

and you cannot engineer racism. it is something that has to come about naturally. they wanted to speak about -- they want president trump to speak about -- call them white racists or whatever they are, but barack obama would never call the islamic's terrorists. never. nothing was ever said about it. with we will continue on calls about this topic for the remaining half hour. we want to show you some other stories. a runoff race that took place in alabama, this out of montgomery, saying that the former alabama chief justice are headed to a republican primary to phyllis senate seat previously held by the attorney general jeff sessions. the two men, which represent different factions in the alabama republican party will face off in a september 26 runoff after neither captured more than 50% of the vote. to enterge was or's into it political runoff, especially after endorsement with president trop. -- president trump. -- horseback ride was pulled in election day tradition of history mr. trump's approval rating has hit a new low, 34% according to gallup. but strong curre

america was founded on racism. .here will always be racism that will always be a factor in the progress of black people. it will always be a problem. make sure kids have a good education, make sure they look at what progress is. racism to deal with whether we are middle-class, lower-class or my class. president obama dealt with it for eight years. host: what island are you from? caller: i'm not going to say. i am from the caribbean might yes. host: let's go to sean calling from colorado. he is an independent. caller: good morning. i just have a quick comment and maybe somebody can help me so angryt why i feel about charities that are withdrawing from mar-a-lago. in such charities doing an extravagant place in the first place? it completely baffles me. glenn in georgia. he is a republican. caller: good morning. all this talking about taking down the statues -- slavery was here before we even started. they were blacks who brought slaves over here and sold them. the spanish brought slaves over here and sold them. they want to take down the statues of soldiers and generals and officers. wha