reverend al sharpton. in baltimore to lead a summit on improving police relations with the community. i suspect perhaps to deflect some of the criticism from the mayor. we'll take up the respond to the death of gray with former department of justice attorney christian adam, and also, escalating tension in middle east between a increase belowly provocative iran. and the u.s. u.s. navy announcing it is escorting american ships as they transit the straight of hormuz. mark meadows and president of foundation for defense of democracies, cliffer may they will join us to assess likelihood of a direct confrontation between u.s. and iran. huge political problem for hillary clinton. new revelations she broke her pledge to disclose foreign donations to the clinton foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. can her political ambitions survive this worsening scandal? we begin in baltimore a police document obtained by washington post details claims from a prisoner who was in police transport van with freddie g

ben carson found common ground with reverend al sharpton. a teacher asked third graders to send cards to a convicted cop killer her bosses took action. and we'll speak to the widow of the officer about what she wants. imb a hill. every truck can haul a trailer. but not everyone can say they're the fastest-growing truck brand in america. guts. glory. ram. tt8fq@q:)q1m-[f=/p2!a>l>> there are new developments tonight in the case of the new jersey teacher who had her third graders send get-well cards to convicted cop killer. she is serving a life sentence for killing daniel faulkner in 1981. after the school board suspended the teacher saying they didn't know she was doing that she and her supporters pushed back. first offending the assignment then saying it was actually the

now you know, the sharpton group says that they want to elevate people. to give an alternative to the massive spending of trillions of dollars since the '60s to so-called help people because it hasn't helped people it's actually made people worse off. we have more crime, more poverty more broken homes, none of the things that were supposed to have gotten better have gotten better. and there's a much better alternative in terms of teaching people how to turn dollars over in their own community in order to create wealth in terms of breaching back and pulling back other people who are coming along. some people have accused me of being hypocritical. you grew up very poor. and you must have had some type of government assistance and now you want to remove it from everybody. that's a blatant lie. i've never said that i wanted to remove all government assistance. what i have said is that, i want to concentrate on ways that we allow people to move out of the state system. >> you're about empowerment. i've heard that message and the story from the mother and the p

the announcement comes after what else, al sharpton makes the tragedy all about him.ibanez joins us. >> they wasted no time firing officer michael slager after he was charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed blackman. the city's police chief and mayor reacting to that outrageous video. >> i have watched the video and i was sickened by what i saw. and i have not watched it since. >> the video is very demonstrative of exactly what happened. >> you've seen the video. what do you think? in an effort to make sure there is always video evidence in these cases the mayor announced 250 body cameras are on order for the department. while it's too late for the victim walter scott, the family is happy to see swift action by the department. >> through the process we've received the truth and we can't get my brother back and my family's in deep mourning for that, but through the process of justice has been served. >> as the investigation continues to unfold, an unexpected connection between slager and scott has been revealed. listen to this. both of them are u.s. coa

but one person who is going to baltimore is the reverend al sharpton. today, the mayor of baltimore was asked about that. >> anyone who wants to add to the calls for peace in our city is welcome. if reverend sharpton wants to come, if parents want to encourage their children to act within the law, anybody that wants to be a part of sending that message, i welcome it. >> joining us now is the reverend al sharpton. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> you heard the mayor tonight saying that she welcomes any intervention that will bring peace to baltimore. what do you intend to do? what do you think needs to happen next? >> well reverend west and some of the activists called on me this morning to come in and i said i would -- we have a chapter that works there who have been on the ground in the protests since this happened to freddie gray. one of the things that we have to stress is if the objective is justice and changing the accountability of law enforcement, we cannot do it in violent way or becoming like what we are fighting. this goes through the

nothing good happens when al sharpton shows up on the scene.ad that they recognize that and told him to stay away. >> sheriff clarke, thanks for being here. >> god bless them as well. >> thanks. >>> there's also a dramatic twist tonight in the story of two parents in trouble for the crime of letting their 6-year-old and 10-year-olds walk down the sidewalk without supervision. this case is heating up. >>> plus the "kelly file" has breaking news tonight on a disturbing crime. taped by college students during spring break. an alleged gang rape in broad daylight and no one does anything to help. we've unearthed new details, and dana lash joins us next. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as

nothing good happens when al sharpton shows up on the scene. i'm glad that they recognize that and told him to stay away. >> sheriff clarke, thanks for being here. >> god bless them as well. >> thanks. >>> there's also a dramatic twist tonight in the story of two parents in trouble for the crime of letting their 6-year-old and 10-year-olds walk down the sidewalk without supervision. this case is heating up. >>> plus the "kelly file" has breaking news tonight on a disturbing crime. taped by college students during spring break. an alleged gang rape in broad daylight and no one does anything to help. we've unearthed new details, and dana lash joins us next. [woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. whether you need a warm up before the big race... or a healthy start before the big meeting there's a choice hotel that's waiting fo

al sharpton plans to visit baltimore this week. says he wants answers in gray's death. but is this the kind of help that this community really needs right now? joining me is the founder of staying true to america's national destiny, pastor ew jackson. a tragedy loss here. now what's we're seeing in terms of consequences in terms of protesters is he the answer? >> he needs to march back to new york to msnbc. i want to point out the irony, we have this happening while we have the first black president, the second black attorney general, a city in which there is a black mayor and a black governoring structure. it tells you something is wrong with the leadership. al sharpton represents that leadership when you have this kind of reaction where you have black people in effect in control. >> i thought one of the mistakes people have been pointing to is that of the mayor. when she said we gave space to destroy. and these are not peaceful protesters we see violence we see riots, fires. and destruction, 15 police officers were injured. serio

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> anger city. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. proud of its name baltimore, aka, charm city is in trouble tonight. deep trouble. hundreds of the city's young, some fresh out of high school this afternoon, threw rocks and bricks at police burned police cars and looted a neighborhood cvs late today in baltimore. all for the tv cameras to show. it started with the funeral of freddie gray the 25-year-old african-american who died whi

happily lied on obamacare grifted us with bergdahl blamed benghazi on a film shielded a dope like sharpton, abandoned iranian citizens ben they needed us most, chose the muslim brotherhood in egypt, all while obsessing over domestic ills as external threats grew. i don't think he wants to screw this up but maybe he can't help himself. all right, dana dana kind of gets me down, is the false choice, this idea that if we don't do this, we are going to have war. does that make sense? >> certainly not the case. you could have this or you could have more sanctions.

yesterday, a video is released of him going after al sharpton. >> al sharpton, you don't care about black spew hatred in our community. you have done nothing to build up up but everything to look like we are the victims. we are not the victim said. not everyone is a racist. al sharpton if you cared about black people you would empower black people to stand up for themselves. to fight for what they believe in. not cause violence. not spew hatred. you're a phony. you're only in this business to make mine. i'm sick and tired of people like you being a voice of my community of my race. you're not. >> a 12-year-old conservative who hit all the bases when it comes to al sharpton. things we have heard in the past. after he posted his rant regarding rudy guiliani. facebook locked up his page. instead of going on facebook he got his own youtube channel. 12 years old. >> a ton of fans there as well. how courageous of him to speak the way he speaks. i see a great future, as do millions of people for cj in the future. >>> it is 7:11 in new york city. there are eyes in the sky who keep our borders saf

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al sharpton's group. al sharpton's national action network. they are in good company there.our reaction? >> how else, you said it. al sharpton is in the same group. is this anyway to run a charity where 6% are going directly into aid? where there are all sorts of questions raised about the anadministration of the charity? most important, gerri we're talking about a charitable organization that helped russia secure the largest investment in uranium in the world. uranium is the prime product used to produce nuclear weapons. russia in january, came together in a new military alliance with iran. you have to ask yourself -- gerri: you mentioned this twice now, you mentioned this twice now. i agree, it is a huge problem but one of about a dozen that are outlined in the book written by peter schweizer, "clinton cash." i want you to listen what he had to say this weekend on the sunday shows. it is fascinating. listen to peter. >> my answer is, that is extremely troubling especially the fact that you find it is a very extensive pattern. there is not one or two examples. there are 11

>> we did reverend sharpton. we did that before the easter recess, and really the week of good friday. as you know, that is a weak and a day of sacrifice and reflection. and so we went to ask a simple question why an american we didn't say an african american or a woman, why a qualified american in this day and time could not have a simple constitutional vote on the floor of the united states senate. well qualified, confirmed by the house judiciary committee, engaged in an intensive debate and question and answer by all of the members. in fact i was there as each member prior to a vote expressed their support and opposition. and i will tell you, the opposition was particularly harsh. but she withstood all of that and she got a vote. and she has now been held up hostage longer than seven members who were nominated for the united states attorney general in this history of the united states of america combined. and that's the question we asked, and that's the question we raised with the majority leader mcconnell. >>

listen, i am not a fan of al sharpton, never been a fan of his. i think he is divisive and a race monger among other things n this care i think he is not wrong, because do you have certain places where the laws are more lax than other places. look, i'm a big believer -- >> just got charged with murder. >> not saying about this, plus but places where i think body cameras, body cameras should be required everywhere i think something police should have everywhere all over the country, it avoids any misperception. >> he is not calling for body cameras on police. he is calling for -- yofrnl know what he is calling for -- i don't know what he is calling for. i suspect that's actually one of those things. >> good point. >> there are two points of view here. there are people who genuinely see this as part of a greater pattern. they are legitimately agrieved and see this is bad this keeps happening. then those who purely see it as paced on statistics and the way communities are built and that somehow, this is a bad outcome from a -- from just a statistical

well a 12-year-old american middle schooler, has not lost his faith in al sharpton.e never had any to begin with it appears cj wilson with his blistering critique. >> you have done nothing but spill hatred in our cue community have you done nothing to build us up but make us look like the victim, not everyone is a victim, not every is racism, al sharpton you don't care about black people, you don't care about me, did you not care about walter scott or trayvon martin. lou: he said, al sharpton was out to make money money -- pierce an is the same young man who took on president obama on youtube. >> we take up with leading attorneys, here next. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may ev

well a 12-year-old american middle schooler, has not lost his faith in al sharpton.to begin with it appears cj wilson with his blistering critique. >> you have done nothing but spill hatred in our cue community have you done nothing to build us up but make us look like the victim, not everyone is a victim, not every is racism, al sharpton you don't care about black people, you don't care about me, did you not care about walter scott or trayvon martin. lou: he said, al sharpton was out to make money money -- pierce an is the same young man who took on president obama on youtube. >> we take up with leading attorneys, here next. drivers, to your marks. go! it's chaos out there. but the m-class sees in your blind spot... pulls you back into your lane... even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2015 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into acti

if reverend sharpton wants to come.ren to act within the law. anybody that wants to be a part of sending that message, i welcome it. >> reverend al sharpton is host of "politics nation." rev thank you for your time. i know you're on your way to baltimore. at this point, what assistance do you hope to offer there. >> caller: well first of all i want to meet with the civil rights activists and some of the grass roots leadership as well as the parents and i also intend to meet with the mayor today to find out where they are. we have a chapter network that's been involved from the beginning. now, where is the plan going? i talked to the heads of naacp. many of us are talking about convening in an extended meeting thursday in baltimore. whatever happened to restore order today and tomorrow friday when the investigation preliminary report is released it could determine where it is going forward. what's the plan for that? how do we deal? how do we secure justice and work with attorney murphy and the family to make sure they ar

i saw the mayor of baltimore hanging out with al sharpton. won't be the community leader that tries to solve it. everywhere he's gone, he's left a trail of rubble. like the fall of the as the aztecs. the fumes of his -- >> right. you don't deal with people like al sharpton coming in there and doing it for his own agenda. that's clear. that's absolutely right. who do you deal with? you deal with the people we count on. the pastors. the church leaders. (?) you talk to, you know, the heads of the schools. the principals. you talk to the people who actually have contact with all those individuals. not -- you know, race baiters like al sharpton looking to do this on his own dime so he gets benefit out of it. you have to work with what you got. yes, it sometimes can be -- it's a little touchy-feely when you talk about community policing. that's what's needed here and going forward. obviously some communities do it better than others. where you have more respect. charles: right. >> there's only so much you can do from the operational side. and the i

it's requested that al sharpton stay away. why do you think that is? >> i don't have any idea why that is. that would be something to deal with the media blitz but i'm not sure at all. >> if sharpton participated the family would be concerned that it would create a circus and they don't want a circus-like atmosphere like what happened in ferguson. do you think that's wise of them? >> i'm not sure of the reasoning and rationale not to have that there. i don't think it has anything to do with ferguson. issues in ferguson are different than what happened here. >> i understand that. but there is a lot of media attention right at the moment right, and they just don't want to bring more media attention to a tragic situation, am i reading that right? they think by bringing al sharpton into this it will create this circus-like atmosphere. >> yes, it does. it probably would do that. i think that's why they said no. >> you took a look at this dash cam video. does it tell you anything new? >> well the thing that i saw on the dash cam tells me one thing new and th

watch sharpton's show for an hour. you will see it. >> she's smart.he doesn't watch it. >> i don't watch that stuff. >> did you catch the masters over the weekend? a young golfer named jordan spieth owned augusta. 29-year-old became the second youngest golfer to wear the green jacket, spieth led the field from the start to the very last hole, never relinquishing the lead. the last time that happened 1979, 15 years before spieth was born. >> one of the epic performances in the annals of the sport. >> this was arguably the greatest day of my life, and to join the club that is the green jackets and to join masters history and put my name on that trophy and to have this jacket forever is something that i can't fathom right now. >> amazing. you were watching? >> yeah, i watched it start to finish. i loved it. i thought it was fantastic. watched yesterday, too. he was really impressive. his composure, the way he handles himself, his focus and attention, his setup, when he's like putting is fantastic. i would have liked to have made it on the shot that prece

if this deal doesn't happen, how long does al sharpton have his show on msnbc?is always been the high level speculation that brian roberts and mr. burke over at comcast, gave al sharpton, who is very close with the white house, that show and for one reason only, that was to facilitate this deal. if this gets killed, check how long he stays at msnbc. >> charlie fast, thank you very much. -- gasparino. >> i will. liz: charlie breaks it. the rant heard round the world, you heard it right? the espn reporter caught on camera, berating a parking lot attendant. >> not a attendant. some guy toeing a car. liz: she had to go to the attendant to get the car back. does the punishment fit the crime? she suspended for one week. but she criticized the person's education. if you thought going to koa campground was roughing it, we have the ceo here to tell us about the rise of "glamping." come on kids, pack the blow dryer and the krystal champagne. what is "glamping"? fox business is hot as we head into summer. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from ca

where was al sharpton? that man ought to be ashamed of himself. >> i agree with that. and there's al sharpton himself right there and the family in south carolina said we don't want a circus as there was in ferguson, according to a family member. rod, we've got dash cam video now of the beginning of this incident. and clearly see the -- walter is in his car right there. and for some unknown reason at this point, he bolts out, and the cop gives chase and he goes taser, taser, taser. then there's a period of we don't know how long the police officer's going to chase him here. we don't know how long, but something happens between that and the video that we have seen, as well. what do you make of that? >> well first of all, steve, mr. scott he took off running because he had an active warrant for unpaid child support. that's not unusual, but at the same time, if i was out there in uniform in a police car such as this police officer was, i would have not chased this guy. we don't chase people for having outstanding warrants for nonpayment of child support. but i do think th

and al sharpton on his way to south carolina.ere there >> lori: a southern california sheriff's placing 10 deputies on paid leave after a video surfaced and then using excessive force during a violent arrest he was wanted in the identity theft investigation when he fled by a car and horse. the sheriff said he was disturbed and troubled by the rest in the internal investigation is under way. fox news has obtained documents the there was an active warda on the day he was shot. day owed a total $80,104 of back child support and also jailed three times for this payment. his parents have said their son may have fled the officer because of this. also a new piece of dash kiam video footage shows in getting a lot of the of car to be questioned by the unnamed officer. the reverend al sharpton has been told to stay away from the funeral of scott but that isn't stopping him from traveling to speak at a local baptist church. he called for a national law in the tri county fraternal order of police have this message for its members with an ope

host: speaking of al sharpton some news of where he will be this weekend.n sunday, the reverend al sharpton will preach about scott's death in nor charleston. this according to a "new york times" story. at the service, the mayor and police chief are both expected to attend. after the service, he will meet privately with the family and attend a vigil. let's go to david in maine. caller: good morning. i want to say that america's heart goes out to the family of this man. it was awful. we should all realize that there are bad people in our society. what made that cop snap and do whatever he did, i'm not justifying it. we cannot paint with a broad brush the whole police force. there are great people protecting our streets. i was so incensed with mark yesterday, painting a brush that everyone in america, if they are not black, they are racist. i want to clean something to you. my wife, myself, and my two children have never been in a position to discriminate against anybody. when they paint a broad brush just because we are white, they deny our humanity. we had

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead -- hillary clinton, welcome to brooklyn. 2.5 million people home of the brooklyn bridge coney island and junior's cheesecake. a place of history and new energy. today the whole world knows about brooklyn cool. >> it is good to be back in brooklyn. >> larry king was born here so was jay-z, barbra streisand, and even a certain alfred sharpton. it's the borough of big dreams where anything is possible. that's right. anything is possible. and mrs. clinton hopes that includes a successful presidential run. that's right. hillary clinton's campaign has signed a lease for offices in brooklyn heights, right near the brooklyn bridge. that counts as official campaign business which means mrs. clinton has just 15 days before she's required to file a campaign committee. but she's not the only one hitting the trail. senator ted cruz has been campaigning all week since becoming the first candidate to declare his cand

. >> i'd like you to listen to something the mayor said to al sharpton about the maryland law enforcement officers' bill of rights, a law that is about 13 states have laws like this but it's been in effect since the 1970s. we don't have the clip of it right now but what she said was that she was down at the legislature last year trying to fight for reforms in that law. how would that affect the way police now police baltimore? >> well, right now police officers have ten days to essentially get their stories straight and that's something that a normal citizen like you or i, we wouldn't have that opportunity so if you or i were arrested today we would not have ten days to get our story straight so that is one of the reasons that the community is frustrated when it comes to the interaction between police officers and citizen, police officers are afforded the right to refuse essentially to make any statements about a particular case for ten days. and if that law were not in effect the police officers involved in this case would not have had that much time to essentially come up with a story a

politics nation with al sharpton begins right now. >>> we start with breaking news protesters under way outside the western district police station in baltimore. hundreds have gathered in what so far appears to be peaceful demonstrations over the death of 25-year-old freddy gray. those protests starting just about an hour ago. it all comes on the same day the justice department announced it's looking into gray's death for possible civil rights violations. the 25-year-old suffered a severe spinal cord injury allegedly in police custody. cell phone video captures the moments after freddy gray was taken into custody by police. >> get off me yo. >> ah. >> his leg is broken and y'all are dragging him like that. >> the police report says gray was arrested without forces or incident. it also says he suffered, quote, a medical emergency and was immediately transported to the hospital. today baltimore police released the names of the six officers who have been suspended with pay. city officials said the police investigation will be completed by next friday and handed over to the state's attorney

"politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton begins right now. good evening, rev. >>> good evening, ed. thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from washington, d.c. we start with breaking news on the full-court press from president obama selling the iran nuclear deal. moments ago, president obama responding to israel's prime minister who says any deal should include an iranian commitment to israel's right to exist. >> the notion that we would condition iran not getting nuclear weapons in a verifiable deal on iran recognizing israel is really akin to saying that we won't sign a deal unless the nature of the iranian regime completely -- that is i think a fundamental misjudgment. we want iran not to have nuclear weapons precisely because we can't bank on the nature of the regime changing. >> the president laying out the logic of the agreement under the framework, iran would scale back its nuclear program and accept inspections. in return for lifted sanctions now. the fight turns to congress. already the attacks from republicans are getting ug

. >> i'd like you to listen to something the mayor said to al sharpton about the maryland law enforcement officers' bill of rights, a law that is about 13 states have laws like this but it's been in effect since the 1970s. we don't have the clip of it right now but what she said was that she was down at the legislature last year trying to fight for reforms in that law. how would that affect the way police now police baltimore? >> well, right now police officers have ten days to essentially get their stories straight and that's something that a normal citizen like you or i, we wouldn't have that opportunity so if you or i were arrested today we would not have ten days to get our story straight so that is one of the reasons that the community is frustrated when it comes to the interaction between police officers and citizen, police officers are afforded the right to refuse essentially to make any statements about a particular case for ten days. and if that law were not in effect the police officers involved in this case would not have had that much time to essentially come up with a story a

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. >> i'd like you to listen to something the mayor said to al sharpton on this network about the maryland law enforcement officers' bill of rights, a law that is about 13 states have laws like this, but this law has been in effect since the 1970s. we don't have the clip of it right now but what she said was that she was down at the legislature last year trying to fight for reforms in that law. how would that affect the way police now police baltimore? >> well, right now police officers have ten days to essentially get their stories straight, and that's something that a normal citizen like you or i, we wouldn't have that opportunity, so if you or i were arrested today, we would not have ten days to get our story straight, so that is one of the reasons that the community is frustrated when it comes to the interaction between police officers and citizens, police officers are afforded the right to refuse essentially to make any statements about a particular case for ten days. and if that law were not in effect, then the police officers involved in this case would not have had that much time t

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." >> happening today the wrenched al sharpton -- reverend al sharpton is expected in south carolinae vigil of a walter scott. this comes one day after hundreds gathered for his funeral. witness video shows the officer firing 8 times always scot ran away. slager was fired and charged with murder. >>> here's more video of the massive killer tornado that truck an illinois town last thursday the giant twister carved up a path of destruction 28 miles long. it killed two people and loved all the homes in the townl. town. residents got their first chance to return home some said they were amazed more were not killed. a woman who is community was ravaged by the tornado. used social media to cry for help. one woman loz lost her home and needed help picking up the pieces. she made a simple request on facebook and there was a giant gesture of help. >> i put it out on facebook and i said we're fine and this is what we need. people came out. >> reporter: word spread one by one, neighbors families and friends began to show up, now she is offering extra food donations to be everybody in need. >>>

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thanks for you for tuning in. i'm live tonight in baltimore with breaking news. right now, we're seeing the first protests since police handed findings from their investigation to the state's attorney. we're also hearing for the first time from the passenger, dante alan, who shared the police van with freddie gray. he spoke to wblal's jane miller. >> alan did not know a man was already in the van. freddie gray was on the right side alan was loaded on to the left side. a solid divider separated them. in an interview, alan described what he heard. once you got in the van, what did you hear? >> when i got in the van, i didn't hear nothing. we went straight to the police station. all i heard was like a little banging for about four seconds. you know what i mean? i just heard a little banging, you know, just little -- you know what i mean boom boom just little banging. >> reporter: sources have told us that by the time alan was loaded, gray was u

al sharpton, warren and sanders. bernie sanders. great respect for him.reciate your comment for me as a truth-teller. i attempt to be and i regard bernie sanders in that regard. one of the rare voices on the hill. i mentioned earlier this morning before i came to responds this wonderful three hours with peter, i wednesday by abc and we had a segment this morning in tribute to the late great mario cuomo, and i made the point this morning, peter, that it's hard to find in this town or anyplace else people who are willing to wear the label, liberal. willing to wear the label, progressive. mario cuomo was talking about poverty, income, inequality espousing liberal views way back then in the reagan era when it was really unpopular. now that the clinton -- mr. clinton and others have moved the democratic party more centrist, nobody wants to be a liberal, liberal is a dirty word and mario cuomo did not shy away from that and i celebrated him for being that kind of person. bernie sand irs in that category. mrs. warren, senator warren out of massachusetts, is bein

. >> al sharpton inside hunger strike.ou will still get to eat. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ >> hilarious. i remember traveling with sharpton once on a story we pulled over and said what are we doing? the chief aide said rev's got to eat. >> bus driver eats free and everybody has to pay. >> rev's got to eat. >> hey welcome in to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. >> we're glad to see you. >> why have a jam backed show for you this morning. >> begin with a fox news alert. isis taking credit for a deadly attack outside a u.s. consulate. [sirens] >> the at least three people dead and seller more injured after a powerful car bomb is set off in irbil, iraq sending black smoke into the eye. >> elizabeth prann is live in washington with what we are learning about this. >> isis claiming responsibility for that car bombing friday killing at least three people. in the northern iraqi city of irbil. they say they were targeting americans, officials say no consulate personnel or guards were injured in the blast.

sharpton called for an end to the vie lengths saying he is planning a march from baltimore to dc. the national guard has activated 1700 guards men to help keep the faes peace. back to you. >> anna thank you for joining us this morning. >>> 40 miles away from the violence andy instruction president obama weighing in and still blaming the police. the president saying we have seen too many instances of police violence against young, poor african americans calling for a break in the cycle. >> i think there are police departments that have to do some soul searching. i think there's community to do soul searching. we as a country have to do soul searching. this is not new. >> the president adding there is no excuse for the violence and rioting. >> the milwaukee county sheriff david clark says it's the commander-in-chief who needs to do some soul searching. >> it's a mixed message as we always get from him. he mentioned we all need to do some soul searching. i think he needs to do some soul searching about his failed liberal policies that prolonged the misery in the american ghetto. he s

a big thank you from al sharpton commending the mayor and police chief for taking swift action after the fatal police shooting in south carolina. this as the community comes together on the field where walter scott was shot in the back. >> hillary clinton is out on the campaign trail after officially launching her second bid for the white house with this video posted on social media. the next several weeks are devoted to small events with a big kickoff rally next month. details ahead. >>> senator rub owe using twitting for an announcement this evening. he's expected to be the next to make a bid to be the party's presidential nominee. >> and spieth says the win at the masters was the best day of his life, winning with a wire cowire victory, second youngest man to win golf's most prestigious tournament. those are some of the stories on this monday, april 13th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone, we begin with a call for justice, and officer body cameras after the fatal police shooting in south carolina. >> as mourningers gather to remember al sharpto

"politics nation" with al sharpton starts right now. \s. >>> good evening. it's official. rand paul is running for president. >> today i announce with god's help, with the help of liberty lovers everywhere that i am putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states. >> the republican senator making the announcement today from kentucky pitching himself to the base as a true conservative. >> too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that's not who i am. >> it's central to paul's campaign,ed claim that he's a different kind of republican one who's savvy about social media and can reach younger voters a libertarian who's questioned drone strikes, and nsa spying and gop military hawks, and he's joined democrats in calling for criminal justice and criminal sentencing reform and restoring voting rights to nonviolent felons. yet on some key issues paul lines up perfectly with the right. paul opposes same-sex marriage and abortion rights. he now calls for increasing military spending by 16%

"politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening. >> good evening, ed. thanks for tuning in. we start with more breaking news. president obama is hailing the potential historic framework for a nuclear agreement with iran. it's an agreement that could stop iran from getting a nuclear bomb, help stabilize the middle east and secure a lasting foreign policy legacy for president obama. >> after many months of tough, principled diplomacy, we have achieved the framework for that deal. and it is a good deal. a deal that meets our core objectives. this framework would cut off every path way that iran could take to a nuclear weapon. >> there's still a lot of work to do and this agreement could still fall apart before the next deadline on june 30th. but it's a key milestone and today the president had a message for the critics. >> when you hear the inevitable critics of the deal signed off, ask them a simple question. do you really think that this verifiable deal if fully implemented, backed by the world's major powers is a worse option than the risk of another wa

. >> al sharpton wants the feds to police all application in the wake of the south carolina shooting.to the sheriffs who says the reverend has it wrong. >> black lives matter. black lives mattter. black lives matter. black lives matter. >> if there's no justice there will be no peace. >> let you seem knowledgeable professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. >>> there must be national policy and national law on policing. we can't go from state to state. we've got to have national law to protect people against these continued questions. >> reverend al sharpton says it's time for the federal government to step in in the wake of the police shooting in south carolina. to sheriff david clark who says that is not the answer. sheriff, welcome to the program. tell us why a federal -- a set of federal standards is not the answer? >> first of all i'm trying to figure out why al sharp to be isn't in federal prison for tax evasion. everytime he opens his mouth

if reverend sharpton wants to come if parents want to encourage their children to act within the law, i met with young people this afternoon, young people who want peace. young people who want justice. they were given their own suggestions of how young people can add voice and try to add a sane message that says it's not in our name that you are destroying our city. anybody that wants to be a part of sending that message, i welcome it. thank you. we're working that out with the city school system. thank you very much. >> that was a live news conference with the baltimore mayor and city council members, including the cityouncil president. announcing there's also going to be a curfew put in place. brian, what is the latest? >> reporter: the mayor, who is struggling to explain why things spun so terribly out of control today, from a peaceful funeral with a message of change through peaceful protests of giving the city government giving the city police department a chance to investigate the death of freddie gray and to take whatever actions are deemed necessary, if the actions that led to

i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend.ight now. >>> turn out the bally who boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." h who boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." o who boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." o who boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." who boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." ho boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." o boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. for seven years the country has waited for this friend foe and yes, those few in the middle. the long prophesized second presidential campaign of hillary clinton and now it's upon us. this sunday the former first

"politics nation" with the reverend doctor professor al sharpton starts right now. >> thank you, dr. professor dyson. today the final day in office for one of the most consequential attorneys in american history. eric holder today saying good-bye to the justice department. >> it's been a long time coming. holder is the fourth longest serving attorney general ever and loretta lynch's hortoysic confirmation delay made for an inside joke in the justice department with some employees reading free eric holder wrist bands. today we learned one of those employees was eric holder himself. >> we have these bands that i've been wearing for the last whatever number of whatever. i think can i officially take this off now. >> i think we can officially say now that eric holder is free. >> eric holder's legacy includes ending the federal government's defense of the anti-gay marriage act, drug sentencing reform 20 civil rights investigations into police departments. the use of civilian courts to convict terrorists and aggressive challenges to anti-voting laws around the country. todayled attorney ge

. >> al sharpton blazed the city's police chief for taking quick action. >> what this mayor did is what we've asked mayors to do all over the country. not do us a favor. just enforce the law. in the deep south, a mayor and police chief did what we couldn't get mayors in the north and the midwest to do. >> and former new york city police commissioner, a former opponent of police body cameras says the video of scott's death has changed his mind on the issue. >> we have to assume that this officer would not act the way he did if in fact he had a body camera that was recording. i mean it just -- you have to use logic in this. i think it is a game changer and what you'll see is a movement now by many more police departments to go to cameras. there are issues and problems with it but this trumps all of those problems. >> let's turn to business. things are off to a good start for u.s. to be this is week after the dow climbed last week to cross the 18,000 mark. but greece's money whoas continue after it failed to reach a long term financial aid deal with its creditors. now from london what the

"reverend al sharpton had a hunger strike until he received -- she received a vote. they have in parenthesis, please go through with it. i guess i was naive in thinking that my republican college would treat loretta lynch with the dignity that she and her office deserve. perhaps my mistake was forgetting that for republicans it is not about loretta lynch. it is about president obama. republicans will do everything they can to make president obama's life more difficult. they said they would do that when he was elected and that ey have stuck with it. president obama's cabinet officials have been treated worse than any president in history. today's vote on loretta lynch the seventh closure vote is republicans have forced. forcing closure. that is terminating filibuster. something was rare in the entire history of this country. it was used only in most extreme circumstances. once miss lynch is confirmed five sitting members of the , president's cabinet will have been filibustered by senate republicans. put that in contrast, it rarely happened before. rarely. unlike today

>> i spoke to al sharpton's group and made many of the same points about openness, transparency the bodyfferently than secretary clinton. i've actually had experience on the ground making police departments more transparent, and more open. and we also when i finished my term as governor, we had the lowest incarceration number in our state that we've had in 20 years. so i think over the years, we have to constantly be evolving an putting forth new iterations and figuring how to do policing in smarter way, how to be smarter in criminal justice. some of the things attempted in the '80s or '90s no longer serve us today. however, there are things to improve upon like protecting the public from repeat violent offenders. in other words, there are people who deserve to be behind bars and they are the repeat violent oh offenders, but there are those who he's in drug treatment it job training also by the way, a lot more cost effective, as r as we've found here. >> last question. rand paul made a comment how he was happy his amtrak train did not stop in baltimore. first of all, it's not true. every

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton begins right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. we have breaking news in the fight over the confirmation of loretta lynch as attorney general. it's been 159 days since she was first nominated. but republicans have refused to hold a vote in the full senate. so senate minority leader harry reid just told rachel maddow that if republicans don't schedule a vote for lynch, he'll force a vote himself. >> one thing that has not been done, and is now approaching an historic delay is the nomination of loretta lynch to be the next attorney general of the united states. what is going on there and is she ever going to get a vote? >> the first part of may, i don't know if it was first or second, she will have been in limbo, in purgatory, for six months. this is a woman no one, no one can question her qualities, her educational background her experience. in fact we had republicans, mccain mcconnell lindsey graham, saying what a good woman she was. suddenly, they're not allo