al sharpton has a real credibility problem. this pales in comparison to any of things. >> we reward bozos out of fear. there's a lot of companies contribute to causes because they don't want rallies or protests, msnbc, he has a show. but the only way msnbc could set their bar even lower would be to hire a parameseum. it's like a microorganism. >> sharp is on at 6:00. >> that -- that's amazing to me. >> the mob clearly, i'm guessing didn't know about this? you knew they knew about it? >> no, because they got caught and here's the real question i got al is al want to be walking around the streets, the genovese's family is alive. they've got cousins and if i were al i would be very careful where i walked. >> there's no blowback from the white house. >> partly say there's fear. the president gets to decide. the president is not running for office again and al sharpton reaches an audience and i think you can argue he has done some good work for some people, over time. maybe there's a sense of redemption. i don't know a lot about the

al sharpton answers questions about his past after new documents come out showing detaof information he gathered about organized crime. >>> and new hope for people who have been told they will never walk again, now able to stand and move their legs thanks to a remarkable breakthrough. >>> also tonight april 8th and why the white house says today's date is a bad day on the calendar for women. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening and while the world has been distracted elsewhere suddenly once again the prospect of military action by one of the world's superpowers is being called a very real possibility. today the standoff between russia and what remains of ukraine took on a new urgency because there's violence in the streets once again. violence in parliament of all places. and people are tossing around terms like civil war again. it's largely pro russia violence in parts of ukraine and many are blaming russia for stirring it up with over 30,000 troops, let's not forget, o

you ask al sharpton to be saying something about somebody else. sharpton is a total fraud. the worst. >> just get back to this notion of trust. the poll numbers don't lie. people don't trust the president and fourth of fifth grader can quote the legend of george washington, i cannot tell a lie. why can't adult americans say that thing about our current president. >> congressman, if president obama is willing to sit down with zach and go on pimp with a limp, all of these other radio shows, why will he not come into this building and sit down and spend quality time with the tough questions at fox? >> i saw the interview that he did with bill o'reilly but i want to point out something about the jon stewart interview. if you looked at the whole interview jon stewart asked tough questions. >> but congressman, i did look at the whole interview and the problem is if i had 10 or 12 minute with the president i certainly wouldn't waste one second of it asking how many times joe biden has come back to the white house in a speedo or wet bathing suit. >> well, you better have a sense of

the new sh >> al sharpton, is he a mob rat? the new shocking report claiming the civil rights leader was an informant for the fbi. hannity continues. ♪ >>> welcome back to hannity. the smoking gun website is reporting al sharpton aka president >>> welcome back to hannity. the smoking gun website is reporting al sharpton worked as an fbi informant back in the 1980s. the report was featured on today's new york post. earlier today, he responded to those allegations during a press conference. take a look. >> i was not and am not a rat because i wasn't with the rats. i was never told i was an informant. in my own mind, i was not an informant. i was cooperating with investigations. >> tonight we also have gotten our hands on an hbo sports video of an undercover fbi agent acting as a drug trafficker negotiating a cocaine deal with al sharpton himself. >> i can get coke for 35,000 a kilo, but i've got to get more than one. >> you know, i mean ten kilograms is a drop in the bucket. >> we can -- if he can do it 100 times over. >> that vi

i brought sharpton in.eknownst to me he tried to make a drug deal with the agent. >> as a result of this videotape that they said either you wear a wire, you become an informant or we're going after you on this drug charge? >> i know that for a fact because i got the information afterwards and it was a whole story about this in "sports illustrated." that's when he became an informant and flipped. prior to that i had known reverend al for about two years and i was working with him on various things and i had to go to danny pagano who was a genovese soldier and get permission and let him know i was working with al. sharpton with associated with the family. >> how deep into this life were you and why did you get out of it? >> i was a captain in the family. and, you know, spent almost 20 years of my life in that. i married a young girl. and she was a christian. i became a person of faith. but, you know, i realized that life was over. you know, the government really put a lot of pressure. too many guys becoming

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now it's just falling apart. >> it's over. >>> coming up, what made al sharpton turn into an fbi mob informant? the smoking gun in the stunning new theory revealing what could be the real reason the rev became a rat. details directly ahead. >>> in an intent to explain his work as fbi mob informant in the '80s, al sharpton claimed he turned into a rat after, after, his life was threatened by wise guys. >> my life was threatened by people who claimed to be mobsters. a guy who calls himself sal actually flew to new york from l.a. and said that if i didn't stop interfering they would kill me. i contacted the fbi, even though i had recent run-ins in a separate boxing investigation. my call led to my cooperating with the fbi against those mob guys. >> but the smoking gun may have blown his cover. the new report suggests sharpton was afraid he could face criminal charges so he chose the path of self-preservation. the report says sharpton was flipped by the fbi agents after agents confronted him about this 1983 under cover cocaine sting video. does anybody still believe the reverend's rat st

the al sharpton that we are seeing here is nowhere near the al sharpton who runs his show at msnbc, who makes a lot of money running that show and who is running this network and so a lot of people are willing to forgive whatever it was. >> bill press, rick grennell, thanks so much for joining us >>> my take on someone who survived an appearance on stephen colbert and an interview with sharyl attkisson and how >>> sharyl attkisson is an emmy-award-winning reporter that has interviewed a lot. >> an expert in counter terrorism and a top diplomate will in essence be contradicting part of the obama administration that counts on benghazi. >> she resigned last month after years over why most of her scoops weren't getting on the air. we sat down earlier here in studio 1. >> sharyl attkisson, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> you had been covering the benghazi story with cbs. they recently testified it was the p.r. people that removed the references to al qaeda from the infamous talking points. is that significant at this point. >> in a way, because it was so different than what was said

who gives a crap about al sharpton, but if obama shows up to sharpton's ridiculous network, then we talk about, it diverts attention that 63% labor participation rate is the lowest -- >> i have a they're theory. bob, the five stages of grief, denial, anger, and bargaining, depression. in our national shame after slavery, we had finally gone through stages. it felt to me like we were sort of getting to the acceptance phase of grief, but now after this administration, i feel like we've been yanked back to the anger stage. >> al sharpton's network is not something insignificant. these are black people in this country who believe firmly that racism is embedded in very much parts of their lives and jobs is one of the top of their issues too i might add. and don't estimate how strongly they feel about this. >> they should be talking about jobs. the highest unemployment rate have been in the black community. >> how has the president of the united states and eric holder who have the two most high powered job in america and feel they have been aggrieved and they have priority? it's the last impor

the al sharpton that we are seeing here is nowhere near the al sharpton who runs his show at msnbc, who makes a lot of money running that show and who is running this network and so a lot of people are willing to forgive whatever it was. >> bill press, rick grennell, thanks so much for joining us >>> my take on someone who survived an appearance on stephen colbert and an interview with sharyl attkisson and how she survived during the obama administration. income experts.. ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> sharyl attkisson is an emmy-award-winning reporter t

but the al sharpton that we are seeing here is nowhere near the al sharpton who runs his show at msnbc and make as hot of money running that show and who is running this network. a lot of people are willing to forgive whatever it was. >> thanks for joining us. >> ahead on "media buzz" someone survives a stephen cobert appearance and how he will do. >> and sharyl attkisson had her difficults increase during the obama administration. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your

. >> times square, the president being -- reverend al sharpton's conference.ays it's time we stop kowtowing to al sharpton but they come to his events. >> we should scratch our heads and ask ourselves why is the attorney general of the united states of america speaking to a group that al sharpton runs to really shake down americans on trumped up racism charges. why is eric holder speaking to this group? it's outrageous. >> part of this whole civil rights theme week and the 50th 50th anniversary of civil rights legislation on the part of lyndon johnson. well, you might not like the messenger, in this case al sharpton -- but you like his message. and that i think a lot of these guys -- i don't if it's the case with the president -- recognizing that it will do more good than bad. what do you say to that? >> i think eric holder is going to this because al sharpton has elevated himself to this position of, i'm the black spokesperson for black america. the reality is he does draw people to the polls, we're headed headed into a mid-term election when the democrats ar

but what about al sharpton? is he going to be outraged every time someone says something and when an occurrence happens like this, he's going to share a spotlight and share a dinner table with this guy who is this racist. >> i'm going to be out on a limb and say al sharpton will be wherever there's a camera. what's completely puzzling to me, tmz blows this old thing out. this guy has had some lawsuit after lawsuit. the napolitano said no problem,d -- naacp said no problem. we're going to honor this guy. taking the money is one thing. honoring him makes no sense. >> so again, i just want someone to clarify the rules for me. so are the rules then in fact you can be racist as long as you are rich? is that okay? it's like the last segment. i want someone to clarify. here's also what's so bizarre that we're missing, sterling hasn't apologized? what are they forgiving him for. they are giving forgiveness who did not ask for it. where is the forgiveness when he did nothing wrong and didn't even have to apologize? i jus

al sharpton making his assertions. mob rat? al sharpton? maybe take a look in the mirror.w weeks ago we got our hands on that video. young al sharpton, under cover footage allegedly being offered to buy cocaine. he didn't call the police in that case as far as we know. here is some of the reverend's low lites. you started it. let the games begin. >> you ain't nothing! >> let me see. i wonder how tom brokaw and matt lauer feel about that guy that works for their news thread enough said hope you record "hannity" the series we went out to colorado and have a lot of tape to show you about what is going on with marijuana a stoned america. start your day with fox and friends weekday mornings 5:00 to 9:00. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. our get wire cot come and vote in the poll. >> o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> we will never forget the courage, strength and resilience we have seen this past year. [starting gun] >> an american will win the boston marathon. >> boston triumphant one year after americans were assaulted by a terrorist. perfect day. meanwhile the jihad t

>> no. >> you're asking about sharpton.on has done >> calling the black mayor of new york the n-word and a whore. >> his leadership on a variety of issues. >> the nba got a little bit of a black eye, which is unfortunate and ironic. because there is no more progressive league, and i mean that not in a political term but moving forward in terms of giving opportunity to people of color, executive opportunity to people of color. how ironic sterling had as his head coach an african american. >> i feel bad for him. one of the best coaches in the league he's done a great job there. he's in a horrible position good to see you. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you. >> coming up as bad weather grips the nations and tornadoes now affecting a lot of people, we'll explain when we come back how and your family if you're in harm's way, how do you stay safe if a tornado is headed your way? up next to explain. sation abouts car loan didn't start here. it began way, way back. before he had children. before he got married. it started in

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al sharpton making his assertions. mob rat? al sharpton? maybe take a look in the mirror.eks ago we got our hands on that video. young al sharpton, under cover footage allegedly being offered to buy cocaine. he didn't call the police in that case as far as we know. here is some of the reverend's low lites. you started it. let the games begin. >> you ain't nothing! >> let me see. i wonder how tom brokaw and matt lauer feel about that guy that works for their news thread enough said hope you record "hannity" the series we went out to colorado and have a lot of tape to show you about what is going on with marijuana a stoned america. start your day with fox and friends weekday mornings 5:00 to asasasasasasasasashington. i'm shan i don't know bremen. "on the record" is next. >>> i'm greta van susteren, and we are going "on the record." domestic terrorists, thousands celebrating a cattle battle victory but senator harry reid making this promise. >> it's not over. and we can't have an american people that violate the law. >> senator rand paul firing back. >> it really is governme

he donated $100,000. >> you're asking about sharpton.on has done -- >> does that include calling the black mayor of new york the "n" word? >> the nba got a little bit of a black eye, which is unfortunate and ironic. there's no more a progressive league moving forward in terms of giving opportunity to people of color, executive opportunity to people of color. how ironic is it that sterling had as his head coach an african-american? >> i feel bad for him. he's one of the best coaches in the league and he's in a horrible position. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, as bad weather now grips the nations in tornados now, we'll explain when we come back how you and your family, if you're in harm's way, how do you stay safe if a tornado is heading your way. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. the pain was, it was... i just couldn't handle it, so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approve

and to respect it is reverend al sharpton and said that he had cooperated with the nineteen eighties federal investigation into new york organized crime but lashed out at media reports accusing him of being a criminal sharpton says the city's main tabloid the daily news in your posts were mistaken when it published front page stories bush labeled him as a mop stick. the twenty oh four democratic presidential candidate says he was never told he was in importance with the number and that he was only cooperating with the investigations that were conducted three decades ago the probe attempted to make suspected mobsters repeat threats previously made to sharpen to record conversations over a two year period. sharpton who hosts the politics nation channel and msnbc says that he did what he tells kids every day that is to get guns and crime out of the community to cooperate with the law the mm mm with this the cn the flood is coming out to one of america's this growing jewish communities. it's no longer a sleepy city for retirees. the un singles couples and families admiralty had been buil

he traveled up to harlem to kiss al sharpton's ring.he president also appeared at the same conference. so the president -- here's a guy who moved away from jeremiah wright to embrace al sharpton, one of the most racially divisive figures in this country. that is down and dirty right there. and i think it's absolutely despicable that the president of the united states would be countenancing folks like al sharpton. >> dan, is it going to work? >> no, as a matter of fact, i don't think it's going to work. we do have six months for them to keep throwing against the wall and see if they can find an issue that really inflames people. i don't think republicans are going to bite. but let me just say one more thing. yes, it is a degree of utterly cynical politics. but, paul, i think there is belief involved here, as well, on the liberal side. they do think many republicans are racist. and the president and eric holder have deployed the bureaucracies of the department of justice, the labor department, the education department, to attack instituti

you cannot have someone on the nba team and have these kind of attitudes. >> sharpton knew too. everyone i knew about thighs race controversies so why was the naacp planning to give donald sterling a lifetime achievement award and why did sharpton agree to be honored at the same event, if everyone knew about this man's racist past, including sharpton himself. >> i guess he's supportive. the other thing about the previous discrimination lawsuits, he paid them. it was supposedly over with, and he did nothing between that and this that would indicate -- >> you go back and you cited one of the examples where sterling got -- he paid a $2.4 million payout for racial discrimination. doesn't the naacp know that or are they just for sale? >> i think that is a very, very derogatory and terrible thing to say. >> they didn't do their homework. >> my guess is that they have honored people who have a past -- you know, sometimes people can say people change. he didn't, but obviously there's an opportunity to give yourself a second chance and i would certainly not say the naacf is for sale. >>

. >> reverend sharpton, i think your point is very well taken. and that is why voters have to be awake and alert to the kind of rhetoric that's going to be used as was used in michigan. the disinformation, the fear mongering, the idea of, you know, others coming in, to take what is ours. . the idea of demonizing minorities which is ill equipped to take their place at university level. and i think we have to extrapolate the figures that you gave. the university of maryland educates most of the leaders in maryland. the general assembly in maryland, if you look at upswards of 90% of the judges on alabama's appellate court went through the university of alabama system. 07% of the legislators went through the university of florida system. those state institutions are educating the leaders of tomorrow. i want to create a diverse learning environment for the leards that they're developing tomorrow. it's the future leaderership within the states in this country that is at peril. when you rook at the court, it has a history of decisions that negatively im

he said this doesn't change the relationship i have with al sharpton one bit.roud to be his friend. >> obama is going to the national -- >> this is on top of the crown heights -- >> freddy is at 125th street. >> everything. everybody turns their head and ignores the whole thing. >> he's like a teflon guy, nothing -- >> are people afraid he will protest them? >> that's part of it. he does have a reputation for carrying on these boycotts and so on. i think people fear. there is intimidation that he's got going that a lot of the black leaders have. >> outrage. >> let me go to louie literally taking on the attorney general of the united states. this is great stuff. watch this. >> i realize that contempt is not a big deal to our attorney general, but it is important that we have proper oversight. >> you don't want to go there, buddy. you don't want to go there. >> i don't want to go there. >> no. >> about the contempt? >> you should not assume that's not a big deal to me. i think it was inappropriate and unjust but never think that was not a big deal to me. don't ev

right away, al sharpton began threatening to boycott if sterling wasn't dealt with the way he, sharptonks he should be. instead of allowing the national basketball association to investigate, issue a ruling, which it will tomorrow, sharpton exploited the situation immediately, trying to bring attention to himself. really sad. in the end, racism will never be wiped out. it's a neurosis, a mental deficiency it will always be around. but america is a place that no longer toler rates it in the public arena. as donald sterling and cliven bund have learned the hard way. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, reaction, mar catherine ham, juan williams, charles krauthammer. factor will be right back. o thi. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fun, too -- with touch, and tons of great apps for stuff like music, 'cause a good playlist is good for business. i need the boss's signature for this. i'm the b

reverend sharpton, eugene robinson. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you, ari. >> absolutely. coming up. conservative and politics of race. these comments by mr. sterling have ted cruz praising president obama. and that is straight ahead. and the boy scouts strike again, punishing a 19-year-old scout leader because of a facebook post basically from other people implying that, happened to be gay. that scout, and zach walls join us. and we have breaking news. an important news from oklahoma where tonight an execution was halted at the last minute. something did go terribly wrong. state was using controversial drug cocktails, challenged repeatedly in court. one of the witnesses to the botched execution will join me live. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the vo

. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york with new details on al sharpton's life as an fbi informant. >>> plus -- how did it go so wrong? >> i would expect something more precise. that's just not true. >> the white house blasted for gross hypocrisy after the administration gets called out for paying women less than men. >> we're doing better than the public at large. >> brett hume reacts. >> and to silence this film. >> the honor society is the basis of a lot of harm. >> see what we learned about one of its biggest critics and her ties to the white house. >> then -- >> do you feel more or less free today than you did ten years ago? not one of you who feels less free. >> are americans losing their freedom? wait until you see what we learned from this eye-opening focus group on the kelly file right now. >>> breaking tonight lots of fall out after the white house is accused of a stunning display of hypocrisy as the administration admits that it is failing to meet its own demands when it comes to who gets paid what. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. hours ago the president signing an exec

and so i'm really upset about it. >> i just want to underscore that point, reverend sharpton.u've talked about this. this really is bad for the country but it is also potentially a moment where we can teach and talk and learn, isn't it? >> i think it is exactly that moment. if we learn. i mean i think if we just wait for it to pass or he makes an apology and gives somebody a donation, like paula deen did, then i think we do not learn anything. i think we got to start saying, wait a minute. all of us may have had to evolve in said areas, but this is unacceptable and there is a penalty and you cannot be -- i don't care how much money you have, how many friends you have, can you not be in certain circles if you continue to behavior in this way and this is clearly an opportunity to do that. >> reportedly the players have their warm-up t-shirts inside out as a means of protest when they went today. what would you advise the players. they are obviously in a tough spot. they talked last night through the coach statement about this is something they've all been working towards since t

thanks for watching, i'm al sharpton. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in new york. let me start tonight with major headlines from my interview this afternoon with president carter. he made some big news, that the united states should not attack iran, even if it builds a nuclear weapon. it says israel has 300 nuclear bombs and iran would not use

al sharpton is funny than al sharpton. the real skit is his show, msnbc's show. it's horrifying.y pee myself. >> it's some of the gift that keeps on giving. they have got unbelievable covers of him. somehow, the president thinks everything okay. goes to his national network conference. >> that scheduling was done well in advance. i i tell you the worst thing that could happen to al to have that story link. it brings back all the old stories. track suits. toe want -- at that want in a recally. -- many. >> i'm going to say with parody comes acceptance so what they are basically saying he's a joke. it's a punch line and any possible crime is forgiven. >> bring up towana brawley. >> meet julian bats who are three of those moments in a row on national television. it hurts bad to watch. wow. >> l. >> 4 ls. pick that up. >> myth logical he kal hero ach-i-hill-es. >> myth logical hero achilles. >> that's not fair. that's a pronunciation issue. >> he blew a shot for a million bucks. he blew one for a trip. you have to pronounce it, kg. >> oh, please. who has this table hasn't blown a few

sharpton says he was a victim. he says he called the fbi after he was threatened. was an informant. >>> for the fourth time the university of connecticut ncaa's men's basketball are champions beating kentucky 60-54 last night in the final game. it was an unexpected championship matchup. connecticut was the seventh seed and kentucky was number eight. the husbandkies, you may recall, were banned from last year's tournament for academic reasons. congratulations to them. after the game the uconn campus erupted. street lights and windows were broken during the celebration. at least 30 people were arrested, but no serious injuries are reported. husband huskies fans get another chance to celebrate tonight. uconn plays notre dame for the women's national tighttle. >> that would be great if it's two for two. i wish people could learn to celebrate without breaking stuff. >> i agree. >> there has to be a better way. >> yes. >> i have some suggestions but nobody asks me. it's now 8:08. time to check your local headlines. >>> . >>> who would you ratr >>> who would you rather se

sharpton. the hour. if you nodded off, the u-conn huskies are the ncaa champions. >> the huskies once again are in basketball heaven! >> celebrating over kentucky last night. second championship no four years. final score action 60-54. see if the women can do it tonight. with nearly 80,000 in attendsance, there is bound to be a few big names. bill clinton sat alongside george w. bush and first lady laura bush in the same box. cowboys quarterback tony robo and jerry jones is rich and owns the team. >>> look at who else stole the show. ♪ ♪ >> that is great. this father-son duo showing off their moves in the new happy video that turns out the two wanted to get noticed. dad is big rob. the captain of the dallas mavericks dance team. >> wow. >> that's hilarious. >> very nice. >> congrats to u-conn. >> i know. >> it was a great tournament. sorry all of our teams lost. >> no one expected that. meanwhile, straight ahead, he tried to do a good thing and was beat noon a coma. the question now, was his ra

blake farnhold treated attorney general eric holder with such contempt that holder later told al sharpton's national action network quote what attorney general or president has had to deal with that kind of treatment. her is boehner talking with reporters as i said yesterday. >> there's no issue of race here. the frustration is, is that the american people have not been told the truth about what happened at the irs, the american people have not been told the truth about what happened in fast and furious. the administration has not told the american people the truth about benghazi and we've been going through all of these hearings having to hold people in contempt because they made it impossible to get to the documents. they have not been forthcoming, they owe the american people the truth. and when it comes to benghazi we have four americans dead and their families deserve the truth about what happened and the administration refuses to tell them the truth. >> that's an acting award there. absolute acting award. birther the only waco insulted. speaker baseballer defended. back in 2011 standi

i remember when the reverend al sharpton was involved in the comcast universal deal. he talked about how bad it was. we have his progress. some little black kid in the classroom walking through an airport, they will see all sharpton and have the hope that maybe america is that shining city on the hill. there are opportunities for them. it is important that people need tosee themselves in order believe that the american dream is happening. i see myself as i become a broadcast owner of stock the reaction from young people, they think i am so low. they understand this thing called tv vote they think the fact that you can own tv is a big deal. i celebrate that. do not think all the small station owners in this country look like me or share my politics. they are just as impacting as i am. >> armstrong williams, did you meet would be fcc commissioners before this vote? what did they expect from you? >> i met with commissioner clyburn. you know, i didn't really give much weight to the meeting with the commissioners. i had been running around, ownership,igure out because my d

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al sharpton saying the president was creusified but now is resurrected. >> nothing more than trorists calling those that supported the bundy ranchers domestic terrorists. harry reed and our government have a big beef with the supporters of freedom. why this has everything to do with government intimidation. remember who was president during the energy crisis? how did that workout. no jimmy carter is

party, any hispanics that are left are going to keep walking out. >> late today speaking to al sharpton's national action network where i was privileged to speak this week, president obama delivered a fiery call to arms on the issue of voting rights. he started with attack of the republican party's tactics to suppress the voting rights especially of minorities by making them show their papers as he put it, something the president is all too familiar with since he had to show his. >> folks may learn that without a document like a passport or a birth certificate they can't register. about 60% of americans don't have a passport. just because you don't have the money to travel abroad doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to vote here at home. and just to be clear i know where my birth certificate is, but a lot of people don't. a lot of people don't. i think it's still up on a website somewhere. you remember that? that was crazy. that was some crazy stuff. >> that was a good crowd for him. anyway he then delivered a call to action. >> america did not stand up and did not march and did not sacrifi

i'm al sharpton have a great weekend.they knew how to quit clive bundy. let's play "hardball." >> leading off tonight, the conservative movement bundy problem. bundy doesn't seem very eager to go away, though.

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. >>> and is al sharpton an fbi snitch? and personal security expert and investigator bo deed well their views next. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com >>> joining us now attorney. also with us private investigator former new york police department detective, fox news contributor bo dietl. great to have you here. and because you're way out there, mercedes, let me start with you. lois lerner, apparently facing now criminal charges. how -- how do you think this will go? >> well, it's amazing that she seems to think that she is above the law. anyone that testifies before congress is required to state the facts and