we play al sharpton using slurs against gay people. >> homos, that was al sharpton.here is no equate -- magnitude is not the issue. the fact that america rejected this behavior, we need to reject it because the organizations like the naacp won't. they'll only reject the ones that will serve their purpose, not the people that keep their money flowing in. >> remember joe biden about obama. he's articulate, he's bright, he's clean. you can't work at a 7-eleven unless you have a slight indian accent. there is a double standard. >> i don't think there is a double standard. people got called out for it. i will say this, you have got to, on the left and people on the left seem to be tone deaf or blind when people say outrageous things. things that i think are worthy of their condemnation. >> and black conservatives. >> need to speak out about -- >> black conservatives are attacked universally like -- >> they won't do it for a simple reason because sean, they need to use it. racism, the behavior is about power and control. it's about telling people you're on their side while

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i'm al sharpton, "hardball" starts right now. >>> a tail of dark sposs. play "hardball." >> good evening. let's start with the right wing efforts to scare off people with benghazi and scare off minorities who might vote democrat without outright voter pp

you have the extremes on the left like al sharpton. did that represent where america is? does m come to the middle? >> you are raising two different guys. bundy is a 67-year-old rancher ill educated that thinks he's getting hosed by the federal government and he believes that. so he doesn't pay his grazing fees. all right. it's a form of protest. we have to honor protest. but if he loses a quarter of his land, it's only his fault. you have to obey the law. that's the law and every court says so. so that's one thing. sharpton quite another matter. he makes money exploiting the races. he wants race baiting. he wants there to be tension. i tried, as you know and everybody else knows to give this guy a chance. he appeared on my program a number of times. but i'll tell you why, he doesn't want harmony. he doesn't want a strong america. he wants to divide us. >> time for msnbc to let him go? >> i don't run networks. i'm not going to comment on that. i'm just going to tell you that he is not a man who is looking out for this country. >> for the folks. >> hey, bill, a couple of w

sharpton has a diagnosis next.nce upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours >> lately, republicans want to have it both ways. repeal the law, but magically keep all of its popular provisions. the gop anti-health care message doesn't always come through on its members websites. take ohio's pat teaprairie. here's what he says about the law. >> this is not a common sense bill that became law. let's repeal the bill and replace it. >> but his website says nobody should be denied coverage because of a pre-existing position. too bad, he's against a law that covers them. and check out new york's tom reed. he's all about repeal. >> when the votes are cast tomorrow, i think ultimately the record will be clear. where each and every one of us stands and i stand and i hope all my colleagues stand with

"politics nation" with al sharpton. "hardball" starts rite now. >> the shame game."hardball." >>> the accusations now from fox to limbaugh to all corners of the planet hate is that the

"politics nation" with the reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> thank you. thanks for tuning in. tonight's lead, the gop declares war on the first lady's help the eating initiative. today house republicans voted for a bill that would mean more salt, more sugar and less fruits and vegetables in our nation's schools lunches. it was a direct assault against changes championed by michelle obama. and the arguments offered up, they were just laughable. >> i would dare say that most of what you had for breakfast this morning would not meet that standard. you would -- you would be sent to detention for what you had this morning. you wasn't served snickers and hamburgers every day. that's not what in my small town up in northwest alabama, that's not what the lunch ladies served every day. >> the breakfast snacks being served this morning here in the room undoubtedly not pass anybody's test. pistachio nuts, pea nuts, crackers. >> let me get this straight. our kids should eat poorly because members of congress eat poorly too. i mean that's what republicans think. their

al sharpton is there skinny guy.[laughter] cnn is desperately searching for something they have been missing for months -- their dignity. totally. [laughter] this point, cnn is like the radio shack in a strip mall. you don't know how it stayed in business as long. they just fired piers morgan. [laughter] [applause] thank you. ratedws is the highest network and cable news. [applause] it is all thanks to their key , the old people that have tuned into fox news and have not yet been discovered. bill o'reilly is not here. they'll has another book coming out soon. he is making his ghost writers work around the clock. this event brings together both washington and hollywood. the relationship between washington and hollywood has been a long and fruitful one. you get tax credits for film and television production. in return, we bring much-needed entertainment to hard-working american cities like vancouver, toronto, and vancouver again. [laughter] bylywood helps america projecting a heroic image to the rest of the world. we h

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton begins now. >> good evening to you, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, speechless in the gop. the affordable care act is working and republicans literally don't want to talk about it. it's quite a change from the beginning of the year when they were plotting another year chalk full of healthcare repeal votes. >> this law is a disaster. in my opinion, obama care is on borrowed time. >> we need to repeal every single word of obamacare. >> if i had my wie about it, we would repeal obamacare and start all over and get it right. >> we could repeal obamacare and get this monkey off the backs of the american people. >> it was going to be all repeal all the time. and yet after four years of dragging their feet, eric cantor said the house would finally vote on a health care alternative in 2014. but that was then. what are the republicans saying now? speaker boehner, take it away. nothing? how about eric cantor who promised that vote. [ contradicts chicrickets chirp] >> awww, the sounds of silence. the hill reports

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i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> shinseki out. definitely in. this is "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. let's start tonight with this battle over benghazi. secretary clinton has blown the bugle on this, making it clear she's going to go punch to punch with any republican trying to battle her in her book about life as secretary of state. blasting those who tryo

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. the gop smear machine. republicans are pounding their ugly assault on hillary clinton to try and cover up their own bankrupt agenda. today, here's what americans actually care about. a new gallup polls show that jobs and unemployment is the top issue. 19% say it's dissatisfaction with government and congress. 17% say it's the economy in general. so what are the republicans doing to help? nothing. nada. zip. zilch. they have no positive agenda for the nation. now or in 2016. so instead, conservatives are in full mud-slinging mode. still focusing all their energy on hillary clinton's brain. >> if someone undergoes -- has a terrible concussion and undergoes six months of treatment and there's a blood clot near the brain, the whole thing needs to be laid out and explained. >> what decisions were made during those six months? there's a whole bunch to speculate and talk about. inthe health of hillary should be focused on. >> any presidential candidate

. >>> i want to bring in the host of msnbc's host "the report" joy reid, and reverend al sharpton hostc's "politics nation." and joy, that poem speaks for itself, and i was there on the inauguration the moment she read that poem, and it was extraordinary, and thrilling moment. it would be difficult to categorize her, but renaissance woman in addition to icon and great literary icon starts the process. >> yeah, and i they for me growing up, maya angelou was sort of what we as like a young black girl thought of or hoped would be the grown-up me. she was a great writer, because she captured the essence of what it meant to grow up in this country as a young black woman. she tells the story of her childhood in stamps, arkansas, and this rural childhood in a lot of ways a difficult and horrific experience, right thashgts she had in terms of the race, gender, and in terms of the whole gamut of it. but she captured something sort of indescribable about being a black woman in this country, and in a different time, but so many of us related to her. just as almost a mother or grandmother, and aga

sharpton said i was condescending. recently i interviewed john calipari and asked him how he handles his players if any of them behave badly, which is known to have happened. calipari explained his players are respectful to him because he gives them a roadmap to success. the next day, i'm accused of being a racist for even asking calipari that question because many of his players are black. do you see what's happening here? the left attacks, attacks, attacks, using minorities as the flashpoint. now, if i were a minority, i'd be furious about that. i don't want anybody using me in dishonest attacks. it's long past time for americans to stop correcting politically correctness. it's all so much bull. in fact, if i could get a camel in here, i'd put him right on the set. and that's the memo. >>> the top story tonight, mr. benjamin, where am i going wrong here? >> well, bill, i love a sense of humor. people should have a sense of humor but there's something different going on. we are in a different america. and i think a lo

"makes nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from los angeles. tonight's lead, the greatest no show on earth. for months, months, far right extremists have been promising a giant rally in washington. their goal -- kick president obama out of office. here's what organizers expect. >> we're intending to field about 10 million to 20 million people in washington, d.c. and with we're going to close it down. >> wait a minute, that's why we have elections. >> we're going to go out into maryland and virginia. >> you're predicting 10 million people will be doing this? >> absolutely. >> 10 million people. really? and what, pray tell, are those 10 million people going to be protesting? >> when barack obama became the white house occupant we saw the constitution being destroyed and ignored at nearly the speed of light. at the rate that obama is taking us, we're going to be down into a associatist, fascist, communist, marxist, some kind of a dick dictatorial, tyrannical system by the end of his administration if we don't do

"politics nation" with al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening. and thanks to you for tuning in. later tonight, we'll be joined live by senator elizabeth warren. we'll talk to her about her fight for fairness, for equality. and why she says republicans have the magical thinking. we're excited to have her with us. but we start with tonight's lead. for the first time, a christie staffer who was inside that trenton office before, during and after the lane closings is speaking out. publicly and under oath. for nearly five hours today, new jersey lawmakers grilled christina reena, the first witness to testify before the committee. it was dramatic at times. emotional, and raised big new questions. reena worked in the office run by bridget kelly, who was reena's direct boss and who sent that now notorious e-mail, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. since that e-mail surfaced, a major question has been who else was involved, who else knew? today, reena testified that she didn't know of the lane closings plot and this is key. she doesn't believe kel

i'm al sharpton.n edition of "hardball" starts right now. >>> catching mitch mcconnell, let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with tonight's bik electoral contest, leading off with the two state w i

"politicsnation" with rev sharpton starts right now. good evening, al. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, extreme goes mainstream. that's what we're seeing today in north carolina, where house speaker thom tillis has won the gop senate primary. he beat greg brannon, the tea party candidate champion by rand paul, and tillis's win is being considered a victory for the establishment wing of the gop. saying tillis is a moderate is like saying rush limbaugh is a moderate. just listen to mr. moderate in 2011. >> what we have to do is find a way to divide and conquer the people who are on assistance. we have to show respect for that woman who has cerebral palsy and had no choice in her condition, that needs help, and that we should help. and we need to get those folks to look down at these people, who choose to get into a condition that makes them dependent on the government and say at some point, you're on your own. we may end up taking care of those babies, but we're not going to take care of you. and we've got to start having that serious discu

reverend sharpton, let me thengs this. it was years ago that the gop wanted to end the school lunch program all together. they didn't succeed in doing that. you saw recently with the farm bill weath bill, with the attack on the food stamp program. we also have an attack on the wic program where congress mapp want to put in white potatoes, which they don't need, and thousand now what they want to do is lol back the standards that are being put into place. 91% of our schools are doing it. as the first lady said, change is difficult. overnight, people did not stop smoking, but smoking lessened when we changed the rules. let's continue on this track. but overall, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle don't deal with nutrition, they don't believe in it, because they are beholden to industry, and so therefore they put our kids once again at risk. we cannot let it happen. >> no, and she's already driven some of the obesity rates down and it's cost effective. scott, you know, the congresswoman touched on something that is

"politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. don't worry, ed, i'm still doing three hours of radio, you can come on my show any day you want. any time you want, we love you, ed. we love you. >> i do, too. thank you, rev, appreciate that. >> thank you, thank you, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, the gop runs right off the cliff. today, establishment republicans are celebrating the demise of the tea party at the primary victories last night. and on one level, the so-called establishment did win, but headlines like this, "gop establishment strikes back," really only tell half of the story. the gop establishment won by becoming the tea party. and the far right extremism is as strong as ever. in the 10th georgia congressional district, republican jody hice got 33% of the vote. he'll face a runoff vote, despite saying things like this. >> a town that has a secular world view. what do you get in secularism? you get higher divorce rates, you get greater crime issues, you have probl

i use the example of silvio's restaurant in harlem where i dined, for give me with al sharpton.icked up the check as i always do. i said on the radio silvios is a great place. there was no cultural difference. trying to illustrate the foolishness of generalized bigotry. well, the vial media matters web site immediately said i was condescending and sharpton sometime later parretted that even though he knows it isn't true. recently i interviewed kentucky basketball coach john calipari how he handled his players if any of them begin badly which is known who-to-have happened. calipari players respectful to them because he gives them a road map to success. question asked and answered. the next day i'm accused of being a racist for even asking calipari that question because many of his players are black. do you see what's happening here? the left attacks attacks attacks using minorities as the flash point. now, if i were a minority, i would be furious about that i don't want anybody using knee in dishonest attacks. long past time for americans to stop accepting politically correct non

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and give our love to james and the holm family for the loss of roland. >> will do that, reverend, thank you. >>> thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, republicans tying themselves in knots over the health care law. for years their position was clear, it was all repeal all the time. but now the law's taking root and the campaign trail things are getting more and more complicated. just ask kentucky senator mitch mcconnell, who's in the fight of his political life. here's what he said about the health care law on friday. >> the single worst piece of legislation that's been passed in the last 50 years. it was a big mistake. we ought to be pull it out root and branch and we ought to start over. that's how i feel about it. >> so on friday he wanted to start over. that's how he feels. but how does he feel about the more than 413,000 people in kentucky who signed up for coverage under connect, the state version of the law? a reporter asked the se

from al sharpton to russian oligarchs. one billionaire punching out another.hen the poor chair ends up as collateral damage. like the time sports caster jim rome kept referring to quarterback jim everett as a girl by calling him chris everett. >> you probably won't say it again. >> i bet i do. chris. >> occasionally the chair gets the final word, for instance, when roy innis, the same one who decked al sharpton went after a white supremacist on the geraldo show, chairs went flying and one broke geraldo's nose. slaps probably cause the least damage to man and furniture. the slap causes cultural lines from letterman to indian tv. watch the combatants grapple as they pass the hapless host. the least on set weapons? water, although the convicted murderer joran van der sloot once threw wine and hit a reporter's eyes. throwing a shoe doesn't hurt anyone, just the desk. then this jordan ian lawmaker says give me a break, they usually just go to one. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> all right "outfront," next. oh, for breakfast! what does an apron have to do with car i

two deans is a naked man covered in jam and three deans is al sharpton.dean. he says we have to end the politics of hate and the politics of divisiveness. he says this after saying the republicans should move to russia. he is a walking bag of crazy. >> absolutely. >> you mcguirk are going to be more gentle on the governor, are you? >> no. this guy dizzy dean, just another privileged angry white guy from the supposed party of tolerance spewing wildly intolerant and ignorant nonsense. about voter i.d. laws if you lose on the merits and american people are against you, impugn your proponent's motives. who is this guy anyway. he won iowa 10 years ago. the governor of vermont. willie nelson could have been the governor of vermont. this guy makes allen colmes like fdr. >> is he not fit to carry . >> it's interesting many i ever run into howard dean, he would flee if that happened. i would say every canadian go to the uk and russia because in canada you have to produce an id to vote, and canada is not a conservative country, it's just common sense. all right. fr

how about al sharpton would he be okay to speak. >> i'm here in representation of a whole group with one thing that we have have been stressing and focusing on is not putting out names of who we would like or who we wouldn't like because you are acting as judge, jury and executioner. executioner getting the honorary degree and taking the commencement speaker away from someone. you said someone with a tainted record as a public servant shouldn't speak. well, tainted according to whom? she has never been brought to trial as a war criminal. that's patently absurd. that's your point of view. but you're actually judging her in a way that has not been done in accordance to any international law. you are just making a pronouncement. that's fine, that's within your right. but then you deprive the entire student body, carmelo, of an opportunity to hear someone who is really accomplished. really nice woman. and someone who is actually, by the -- in the scope of things, not all that conservative. i mean, she is kind of a middle of the road conservative. go ahead, close out. >> what we are tryin

al sharpton is their skinny guy.aughter] cnn is desperately searching for something they have been missing for months -- their dignity. totally. [laughter] that was just that table. at this point, cnn is like a radio shack in a strip mall. you don't know how it stayed in business so long. you don't know anyone who shops there. and they just fired piers morgan. [laughter] [applause] thank you. fox news is the highest rated network on cable news. [applause] it is all thanks to their key demographic, the old people that -- the corpses of old people who tuned into fox news and have not yet been discovered. former insider edition host bill o'reilly is not here. he did host that. bill has another book coming out soon. so he is making his ghost writers work around the clock. making kelly, sean hannity are the mount rushmore of keeping old people angry. [laughter] this event brings together both washington and hollywood. the relationship between washington and hollywood has been a long and fruitful one. you give us tax credi

he's no more representative of all the white people of america than al sharpton is representative of racist. but they represent themselves. not everyone who shares something in common with them. if a teenager hurls an insult at me, i just assume the kid didn't have good parents who taught him how to behave. i don't blame every teenager in america because i met one who didn't have enough time in the time-out chair when he was 3 years old. if a baseball player gets in a fight in a bar and punched something, i don't assume that everyone associated with baseball is some violent drunk. this is not all about all the white people or all the black people. this is about donald sterling and how he behaves like the south end of a northbound mule. the nba commissioner pretty much gave sterling the equivalent of the sports industry death penalty. he acted quickly, sternly, and decisively. he handled questions from the press calmly, firmly, and factually. will wack job sterling have a case against the nba because the conversations were taped privately and giving to the press from a jilting girlfri

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so i have sympathy for msnbc host al sharpton in this mangling montage put together. >> but resist west. they are all jitty about a shutdown. >> the tortoise in the race. the supreme court justice sonia sotomayor and anthony scalia. we rank behind lavita. >> to college students in beijing. is getting lunch at chipotle. the environmental agency and what sequestration has done. >> oh. i just feel for him. but it happens. don't forget, fox news reporting, the nsa's secret war, who is the enemy, you can see it saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. before we leave, happy mother's day. don't forget to tell your mom. so to the mother of my mom amy and my mother pat in florida, enjoy mother's day. that's it for this special report. fair, balanced, and unprejudiced. >>> i'm greta van susteren. this is on the record. and now "the new york times" calling it a circus and taking a swipe at fox news. i'll go off the record about that. also, chaos in the classroom. a teacher breaking up this fight and now she's out of a job. >>> then, a satanic cult. college students worshi

we sell sharpton in a moment ago. for an inside look at how the data has changed, we spoke to hilton food manager gord mark. >> how many years have you worked at the hilton? >> 34 years now. >> have many of the white house correspondents dinner said you said -- dinners have you seen? >> pretty sure 34 now. >> do any standout? >> probably the first year the president obama was in office. this seemed to become the hollywood one. everyone seemed to be here. we have had celebrities for many, many years. that first one was overwhelming with the number of celebrities that decided they had to go through the kitchen because they didn't want to get stopped by the crowds. there are literally thousands of people here and everybody wants to meet everybody. so we have people walking through the kitchen all night long. kind of ethical to keep the team getting the mail out for that many people when they see different celebrities walking through. >> c-span's live coverage continues. just outside of the international ballroom serves 2

. >> donald sterling scandal goes on the naacp meant to give him an award instead al sharpton will pick up ainge kevin johnson has a checkered past as one newspaper has reminded us.e%cÑ a pulitzer prize-winning panel takes up the sterling panel takes up the sterling scandal and others. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop chantix and see your doctor right away as some could be life threatening. tell your doctor if you have a

>> al sharpton. yes. we go together. >> jimmy: quite a team. how are you doing?u go back? >> i actually just went back a. but a month ago. and they were very kind. they threw this, this, because i was, thankful to get the emmy for veep which was crazy. they threw me a congratulations -- >> jimmy: who? >> the secretary of state and they had the capital it was fancy. because it was -- i grew up in the theater called young actors theater in tallahassee, florida. they made a huge difference in my life. i talked how art really make a difference in kids lives and kids need that environment. they were kind to throw me this party. gave me a medal. made me ambassador of the arts. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i know. and i mean, i have never got in a medal. >> jimmy: have you ever had an ambassadorship before? >> no, no. i got patches on boy scouts. >> jimmy: does that give you diplomatic immunity or anything. to commit crimes in florida. >> totally. prescripti . >> wasn't that nice? >> jimmy: congratulations. you got an emmy before a medal. it was ju

that's "the ed show" "politics nation with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> right now, right now, good evening, ed. thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, president obama is creating jobs and republicans can't handle it. the new jobs report today shows the unemployment rate has now dropped to 6.3%. that's the lowest since september 2008. for the third straight month, the economy added over 200,000 jobs. we've still got a long way to go. for years, the right wing called president obama a socialist, a communist, a marxist. they've been trotting out the exact similar talking point over and over and over again. >> where are the jobs? >> where are the jobs? where are the jobs? where are the jobs? where are the jobs? the american people are continuing to ask the question, where are the jobs? >> where are the jobs? it's ridiculous. here are the jobs. before president obama came into office, the city was bleeding private sector jobs. the private sector has now added jobs for 50 straight months. today president obama says he's going to keep

i agreechlt msnbc is a confusing place al sharpton is there. skinny guy. and cnn is searching for something they've been missing for months. their dignity. totally. that was just that table. at this point cnn is like the radio shack in a sad strip mall you don't know how it stayed in business this long, or anyone that shops there they just hired pierce morgan. thank you. fox news is the highest-rated network in cable news. yeah. i can't believe your table is up that far. and it's all thanks to their key demographic, corpse of old people who tuned into fox news and haven't yet been discovered. former inside edition host bill o'reilly is not here. he did post. that he's got another book coming out soon. he's making ghost writers work around the clock bill o'reilly, megyn kelly and sean hannity are the mount rushmore of keeping old people angry. this event brings together washington and hollywood the relationship has been a long, fruitful one. you give us tax credits for film and television production, we bring much-needed jobs to hard working american cities

from al sharpton to russian oligarch. one billionaire punching out another.as collateral damage. like the prime sportscaster jim row referring to quarterback jim everett as a girl calling him chris everett. >> you probably won't say it again. >> i bet i do. >> okay. chris. >> o >> reporter: occasionally the chair gets the bankrupt of it. going after a white supremacist on the giraldo show. chairs went flying and one of them broke giraldo's nose. that caused the least damage to man and furniture. it crosses cultural lines from letter man to indian tv. watch the combatants battle as they pass it in front of the host. on set weapons? water. since convicted murder remember joran vander slot threw water in the reporter's eye. throwing a shoe didn't hurt anyone, just a desk. then this jordanian lawmaker pulled a gun. give us a break, he said, usually go to one. >> we're going to our break. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> well, yes, it's funny, comical, tearing up a desk. they were discussing the syrian war. >> they always say if you can't win your argum

al sharpton is their skinny guy.hey've been missing for months, their dignity. totally. that was just that table. at this point, cnn is like the radio shack in a sad strip mall. you don't know how it stayed in business this long, you don't know anyone that shops there and they just fired piers morgan. thank you. fox news is the highest rated network in cable news. yeah. i can't believe your table is pushed off that far. and it's all thanks to their key demographic the corpss of old people who tuned in to fox news and haven't yet been discovered. former inside edition host bill o'reilly is not here. he did host that. bill's got another book coming out soon so he's making his ghost writers work around the clock. bill o'reilly, meagan kelly and sean hannity are the mount rushmore of keeping people unhappy. the relationship between washington and hollywood has been a long and truthful one. in return, we bring much needed jobs to hardworking american cities like vancouver, toronto and vancouver again. hollywood helps amer

i think the president was laying the groundwork when he spoke at the al sharpton even talking about voting rights. the issue about the affordable care act for republicans is, has it peaked? she is suggesting it has. that is possible. they will have decision-making about whether they want to put more issues into the mix. they are considering bringing up alternative this summer. that is risky. all these ideas have risks because then you put your own ideas out there. none of the solutions are pain-free, and it gives someone else something to shoot at. they're talking about putting forward positive visions. the question of immigration goes back to that. do they feel they need to do something positive? do the benefits outweigh the risks for them? that decision-making will happen in the next few months. >> my sense is the white house thinks immigration reform, 35% chance before november. but really we are going to have to wait until after the primaries, the republican primaries, to get a sense of whether it is higher or lower. >> the president will have a big decision to make. there's a huge amo

he's no more representative of all the white people of america than al sharpton is representative ofething in common with them. if a teenager hurls an insult at me i assume the kid didn't have good parents who taught him how to behave.i i don't blame every teenager in america because i met one who didn't have enough time in the time-out chairti when he was the years old. if a baseball player gets in a fight in a bar and punches someone i don't assume everyonel associated with baseball this is not not about all of the white u people or black people this is h about donald sterling and how he behaves like the south end of a northbound fuel. the nba commissioners pretty muchch gave sterling the equivalent of the sports industry deathth penalty reacte quickly sternly and de sighs ily. he handled questions from the press calmly firmly and compassionately. will what can job sterling have a legal case against the nba because the comments he made were private taped illegally an given to the frees from a jilted girlfriend? the irony will be if he goes to court it will likely be a civil rights

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening, ed.r tuning in. i'm live tonight from washington, d.c. tonight's lead, election night in america. it's the biggest primary day of 2014. americans are heading to the polls. in six states. control of the senate in key state houses are in play, setting up battles in november. one of the biggest stories tonight, the struggle for the soul of the gop. in kentucky, senator mitch mcconnell has

"makes nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks to you for tuning in.e tonight from los angeles. tonight's lead, the greatest no show on earth. for months, months, far right extremists have been promising a giant rally in washington. their goal -- kick president obama out of office. here's what organizers expect. >> we're intending to field about 10 million to 20 million people in washington, d.c. and with we're going to close it down. >> wait a minute, that's why we have elections. >> we're going to go out into maryland and virginia. >> you're predicting 10 million people will be doing this? >> absolutely. >> 10 million people. really? and what, pray tell, are those 10 million people going