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

sharpton do that before. >> well, al sharpton made a very good body guard for her the question is what do the citizens think about this situation. you have a mayor who obviously made a decision. and won't discuss it. it's one thing to have bad answers to a question' or have to apologize. another thing not to answer them. when all else was found was really interesting is i'm being told by the folks looking after us and saw this situation. the people that were shoving me the hardest and trying to get us away from the mayor and reverend sharpton were the mayor's body guards who as far as we can tell, are baltimore police officers or those assigned by baltimore's police officers yet they are protecting the mayor from the member of the media, mayor ordering her citizens and businesses ordering into harm's way without the right protective gear. interesting that the reverend is the one protecting her as well. >> did sharpton or the mayor ever say why there wasn't this promised press conference? why it never happened and is there a time when it's supposed to happen? shampt did talk to the pres

al sharpton. the reason we're bringing this up is because mayor was supposed to do a news conference. instead of -- what happened was she showed up at al sharpton's national action network. sharpton got in the middle of it for some reason. this guy's a tv host. we want answers from politicians. here's what we get instead. >> excuse me, hey, why can't we ask questions? why can't we ask questions? we can't ask questions? a public official? we can't -- >> yes, you will have the opportunity -- >> i can ask questions? and will you answer them? you'll answer all questions? you'll answer our questions? >> at the press conference we will answer all questions. >> excuse us. >> the media needs to be responsible. quit playing with matches in baltimore. >> michelle why is an msnbc host blocking a fox camera from asking a question to a mayor whose city is embattled with riots? >> if the people of baltimore want to know why their city is the way it is all they have to do is look at the democratic party. these a

do you wonder who made al sharpton made him the go-to minister. i'm fair and balanced when it comes to ministers. i don't have any problem hearing from those who don't want to be. ♪ ♪ neil: protesters are feeling shut out by al sharpton. imagine that. the reverend holding a closed-door meeting without them. katrina pearson says sharpton is keeping out the people he's claiming he wants to help. very good point. i find it the ultimate hypocrisy, the day after he's pointing at a fox reporter for creating you know, a big stink about something here he creates multiple big stinks. what do you think? >> well it's -- like you said these are people that he's claiming to be representing at this point. even though race has not been evolved here. he's shown up because there's a camera and black people in front of it. that gives him his cue to show up. i think al sharpton pretty much knows what i know and the rest of the black community knows is that he doesn't represent the black community. if he did, he would spend more of his time going after all the white

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al sharpton has not defended his daughter here. maybe he knows if he paid his $4 million in taxes, it with go to these frivolous lawsuits. >> that's an interesting thought. the idea of personal responsibility that used to be a hallmark of the american character. no more. everybody just sues if they do something to themselves. >> it's like a lottery ticket. that's why you need loser pay, to throw up some disincentives to buy a lottery ticket. most people are just seeking settlement. you raise that. that's where businesses really get hurt. they settle ridiculous suits. they know they could win. on the off chance they draw a bad jury and then are going to have to pay an outrageous settlement. >> sabrina, it's other countries have gotten the loser pay route. they have about one-tenth the number of malpractice suits than we do here in the u.s. >> there's a lot of room for the tort reform. which i think could go a long way. it often goes to your point that we're living in this culture of narcissism where people want constant approval. th

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i would argue probably not. >> this is al sharpton. a history of al sharpton before we get to may be one of his worst statements. this is the best of al sharpton if you will. >> you ain't nothing. you're a punk [ bleep ]! >> by the way, that will qualify you a host to be on nbc. also he apparently said on a tweet yesterday, keeping it real he has his own question of the day. do you think the texas flooding is related to climate control or god's rebuke. wow. >> that's outrageous. he's just utterly impossible. my thoughts and prayers go out to the people who are affected what is happening in texas. but al sharpton he has been doing this for many many years. the man has not been held accountable for anything. he's just changing the debate from what's going on in baltimore, all of these individuals being harmed and killed and trying to switch it up trying to change the channel. he's trying to distracople. >> he does it because he gets away with it. you couldn't say that. you wouldn't still have your job if you said those sorts of things re

who is al sharpton? a tv host an activist or simply a body guard? >> hi what do you have to say to the businesses looted because of your order to stand down? you don't have anything to say? nothing about the business owners or the police injured. >> excuse me sir, excuse me hey. >> why doesn't al want to answer our questions? that's straight ahead. >> that was a bad look too from the mayor. >> that was bad. >> michael moore unhinged with a plan to stop violence. open prisons and disarm the police. >> okay. >> you can't make it up. he said it out loud, we taped it. despite what you have been hearing, mornings are better with friends. >>> live in studio e here in rockefeller center it's "fox and friends. ana was here and we did a great job, a lot happening yesterday and more today. >> and you're child is okay today if. >> he is okay yes. >> fantastic. that's where dr. mom comes in. >> that's right. but now we have a fox news alert for you at home. the curfew lifted in baltimore, but it's not going anywhere. place ready to keep it in place for the week

probably not. >> al sharpton.y of al sharpton before we get to what may be one of his worst statements. this is the best of al sharpton if you will. >># c1 >> that will qualify you to be a host on nbc. he sent out a tweet. do you think the texas floating is related to climate control or god's rebuke? >> that is crazy. >> he's just utterly impossible. my thoughts and prayers go out to people affected but al sharpton has been doing this many many years. the man has not been held accountable. he's changing the debate from what is going on in baltimore trying to change the channel and distract people. >> he does it because he gets away with it. you won't be able to get away with that. his platform is outrageous and irresponsible things. he has to stir the pot this, is how he makes a living he has to say something so outrageous. to say the wrath on the state of texas? >> does he make a live something he owes the irs millions. >> which he dsn't have to pay somehow. >> if i owed $0.10 they would demand payment. . >> i do

what is al sharpton there for?e caused riots in ferguson, for crying out loud. >> caused a riot in ferguson? >> his rhetoric when he went down there it started a lot of problems. >> you can't name one. that's why you're stuck right now. >> no justice, no peace. i'm not stuck. the way he talks. [ overlapping dialog ] >> constantly talks -- >> you're making things up. and when you don't have anything to say you say jesse jackson al sharpton. >> all right. i'm going the hit pause on this. there were some families who were involved in this marc, who didn't want al sharpton there because they think he can be a negative influence. that isn't your whole point, but it is a fair point to make. >> only here in new york. >> al sharpton jesse jackson. >> i hit pause. love having you both. thank you. >>> "outfront" next charges that the united states covered up the truth about osama bin laden's death. did the u.s. and pakistan work together to kill him and then lie about it? and is kim jong un have a submarine capable of firing

sharpton has to jump on weather and create a riot.tomorrow night to host a rally over at a church there oint quincy avenue on the heels of the not guilty verdict of the police officer there. he's going to be creating a storm of his own in cleveland starting at 7:30. >> he'll weigh in on earthquakes and typhoons. maria molina better watch out in the weather department because al sharpton is becoming a meteorologist apparently. >> let us know if you were the ones to call him and let him know what you think. let's turn to heather nauert. >>> good morning, you mentioned weather here. here is what is happening, we are following the story so closely again this morning. we start with extreme weather. unbelievable video coming out of ohio this morning. you can see a funnel cloud tear through a shopping plaza near dayton, ohio. that storm flipping over cars and injuring two people there. watch that thing as it tears through the street. to texas a story we are following so closely. evacuations are underway this morning once again as rivers acro

do you have any reaction to sharpton's reaction?it's a little rich for the reverend to be talking about playing with matches. is he right about one thing bill. you know he says a lot of things. anyone knows that. but he is right that these are very serious times. and these are serious times that require serious people and serious questions. and that's what we were trying to do is get to the mayor and talk to her about these questions. she may not have had a good answer. she may not like the answer she has to give to why did she order the police to stand down. why did she say as my sources have told me let them loot, it's only property. she may not like to answer those questions. but those are serious questions. and for this community to heal and to move on and frankly for the police officers to have their dignity and morale back, they deserve answers from their mayor. >> well, i will give you some answers now because we found out and we believe this is correct. the mayor was on the mayor ferguson missouri advisory committee. part of

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they are both very chummy with al sharpton who is a known anti-coppage territory from way back and i very powerful. look what eric holder did in ferguson, missouri tried to diet the whole police department. with you have antipolice department man trap. the people who buy into this, they are turning violent. some of them are hearing sort of a dog wants whistle and they're attacking the police. new york city five police officers have been shot in the last five months. three of them fatally including officer moore. >> that stop and terrific they did away with that makes it much easier to carry a gun on the streets. do you believe that president obama and mayor de blasio and other people who have criticized police are doing it because they sincerely think police officers are bad? or they just playing to their constituency? >> look. there are some bad police officers. but i think the broad brush has been the problem. i think that the president and the mayor al sharpton the three i single out in the column never have a good word to say about a police officer until they are killed. >> the p

who is al sharpton? a tv host an activist or simply a body guard? have to say to the businesses looted because of your order to stand down? you don't have anything to say?

people like sharpton run around this country running the mouth. sharpton should be in jail. you guys remember to wanda brawley in new york. what he did there. it was a crime. he lied about everything. the girl was not raped. there was a policeman who committed suicide because he was so ashamed of what was coming down on his family by sharpton and maddox. but they get away with it. jesse jackson gets away with it. since lyndon johnson put in his war on poverty, i do not know how many times of dollars has been spent on the black community. and they have not gone anywhere. it has gotten worse and worse and worse. host: what do you think is the long-term solution? caller: a balanced situation where the black family has to be brought back. fathers have to be put back into the situation. you have black on black crime which, of course, you tell us in the media -- and i'm not picking you up. host: i understand. caller: don't bring up that there are murders and washington d.c., in chicago, in baltimore, in every city in this country. black on black crime. host: which creates that cyc

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and i want to ask you, herman, about the position of the reverend al sharpton at nbc.rganization can have the reverend al sharpton on their air as an anchor. i don't see it. >> you shouldn't use al sharpton and credible in the same sentence okay? you need to separate the sentences. look, stuart you and i both know and most people know this because if you will note, and i'm sure that you have al sharpton's show has done nothing but go down in terms of ratings. that's good news. not because i wish them any ill relative to their program, but it means that more people are waking up and there are fewer and fewer people who are stupid enough to believe that there's any credibility to what al sharpton has to say, and unfortunately, george stephanopoulos has put a very bad optical cloud over his credibility with this entire incident. stuart: why don't you comment on this herman. the president says the media needs to change the way it covers the news. just roll that tape for a second, and then herman comments. >> we're going to have to change how our body politic thinks we're g

lou: with reverend sharpton? >> we all have selected juries they are very careful >> i can imagine you to seek a new then your. [laughter] i understand. >> is a very good tactic. [laughter] lou: vote tonight in the poll should a special prosecutor be deemed to try those police officers. cast your vote at the jobs.com. a construction company claims to be the world's fastest builder and they have evidence to prove it they either acted a 57 story skyscraper in 19 days. you were looking at the time line. in record time they used three fabricated my jewels as if that is she being, i don't care what they did. i am not saying that i want to live in the building but the chinese are on to something. the status of six baltimore police officers are in the hands of those on all sides of the debate. next. lou: and a few thoughts on the state's attorney for baltimore region only hours to recharge in arrest six policemen in the death of the freddie draper pro --. she either acted swiftly and decisively to charge those officers

sharpton's in the foreground. when the cops do something good for the public it's always in the background. you don't see cops in the background on the "nightly news" saying look at me, look what happened. >> i want to thank you for what you've done for people. it tends to be odd when i look at video and i say to my staff, you know you see a consistent theme in all these images. it's guys like you and a lot of your buddies who were there. i know it's an odd thing to notice in a week or two like this. >> thank you, neil. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. >>> in the meantime if speed was a factor in the tragedy what does this mean for all of these states that want to build high speed rals? is it bad for them? could there be a chance to reassess the whole technology to say nothing of the big capital infrastructure push. it comes at a weird time. more on the fox business network. >>> fwh the meantime look who is back taunting our ships. i want you to meet the security expert who wonders why we keep taking this. ship.

[applause] >> reverend al sharpton. al sharpton: thank you. me say, when mayor deblasio had contacted me, i had some concerns because i have seen progressive groups come and go. but because of his leadership and the ability of saying that we can impunity without uniformity i said i wanted to work to set what is the goal post for where this nation needs to go. when i was 13 years old, and became the youth director of operation breadbasket in new york. the your doctor king was killed -- the your dr. king was killed. the movement became splintered and we started fighting. richard nixon became president in 1968. we don't agree on everything. but we agree that we have got to deal with incuome inequality in wages and how we get there. we establish where the goalpost is with his agenda. we can argue about the ways to get there. in new york, we have -- you would think from the right wing that mayor deblasio and i are twins. the goal is to protect people and police. i've been a firm supporter of president obama and remain that. on apologetic. i will fi

thank you for being here. >> it's a pleasure reverend sharpton. good to be with you. >> why is this issue so important to you? >> you know, i grew up in a household where i was raised by a single mom who waited tables to put food on the table. so i understand how difficult this is for working families who are at the bottom. and it's gotten worse. over the course of the past few decades, the middle class in the country has been decimated by wage disparity and by increasing unaffordability. that's a special problem in los angeles where our housing costs and our transportation costs are so great that it's becoming increasingly difficult for anybody to get by on a minimum wage or low-paying job. >> now, let's look at the fax. in 2014 the minimum wage went up in 14 states. and the center for economic and policy research says in those states, in those particular states, quote, employment growth was higher. outside of the people with bigger paychecks, what benefits do you hope to see in your city? >> well los angeles has 18% of its workforce living in po

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> rand paul blows the whistle.evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. and tonight a republican whistle-blower and a presidential candidate to boot. senator rand paul of kentucky calls his party out for isis and the stupid disastrous war thatore apart iraq. whatever you think of paul, this takes guts. here he was on the morning show today. let's watch. >> a lot of people are trapped inside the beltway. and they think that war is always the

i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend.hots for jeb. the decider is back. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. ghastly news tonight. if you held hope that jeb bush was not like his brother, that he was not a leader who was take us down another rabbit hole like iraq, give it up. i mean really give it up. jeb just told a group that "w" would be his go-to guy on the middle east, that the man who called himself the decider will

i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >> charges in baltimore.rsey. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm steve karnky in for chris matthews. we'll get to the indictments in bridgegate scandal in new jersey for a moment but we begin with the stunning news from baltimore's top prosecutors that six police officers there have been charged in the death of

your buddy al sharpton nowhere to be found. >> if this was reversed if this white cop had shot the thug if he had shot the thug in the face there would have been another demonstration in new york. i think this has become the focus of the civil rights movement of this 21st century. it's tragic. there's so much more egregious issues to deal with. >> i got to bring politics into this. as much as the president doesn't help it. the president briefly mentioned the cop, but he talks more about black men, et cetera et cetera experiencing being treated differently by law enforcement. i don't know most law enforcement that way. they have a very difficult job. high crime urban areas. a lot of drugs being dealt to kids including freddie gray. how many times was he arrested for selling narcotics? >> nine times. >> narcotics. heroin. that's what that means. and, you know they've got a tough job. there's no evidence that's been presented what caused this spinal cord neck injury. no evidence. we don't have any. zero. zip. >> if the arrest is as it appears to be illegal, then i think it's pretty clear t

i'm al sharpton.. >>> socked, let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. did tom brady give that order for softballs? did he. did he purposely get the patriot equipment guys to sneak off to the bathroom to deflate those game balls before the american football league championship. and if so if it's found to be true what's the nfl going to do about it? brady himself will speak tonight at this hour up at salem state university. steve kornacki is there, ready

woe. >> i still don't understand why al sharpton was in charge of who was getting to ask questions and not ask questions as a member of media himself that makes no sense to me, leland vitter, what is going on there now? >> reporter: melissa, i'm not sure baltimore would be celebrating any more if the ravens had won the super bowl, it is crazy here on this street corner. right after the charges were announced, the place went wild. i am getting to christian to pan over everyone is dancing in the street, what is a main corner, it was place of all riots that happened in the week. go to your right. you will see the line of police, there are hundreds of police officers in riot gear, s.w.a.t. teams backed up by national guard, all professional but some demoralized feeling their officers were thrown under the bus. tell us, the chant was no justice no peace. is this first step in justice? will there be peace? >> this looks likes first step right here, to achieve anything in life you have to take baby steps, i consider this baby step toward justice, you know, that is the way i look at it. >> rep

neil: do you think al sharpton over hypes these events. >> he has a role to play, and plays it. neil: that does not answer my question. >> no, i did. i didn't say what you wanted my to say. i think we we have a tendency to demonize people. >> i have no problem with a community going to al sharpton, that is fine, but i think they should go to someone like you who is fair. >> i think it is a tragedy that a black community still has to get to a pastor to getting any done. >> but you know, white and black, you are religious. >> that whole issue that we have to go and contort a clergyman to a civil right leader to get something done, you have without a fight is the problem. no matter where they go to al, me or they should not have to go to anyone. >> but are you worried that fewer people go to church, they profess belief in god. >> people report say fewer people go to denominations, but not less faith. i think that world has changed. and if you look closely at people pew report suggested that nondenomming deflational churns are growing. neil: have you always had this deep voice. >>al

politics nation with reverend al sharpton starts now. >> we start tonight with breaking news. dzhokhar tsarnaev has been sentenced to death for his role in the boston marathon bombing. the jury deliberated for little over 15 hours in the penalty phase of this trial. tsarnaev is the first person sentenced to death in federal court since timothy mcvey, the oklahoma city bomber in 1997. appeals will likely go on in this case for at least a decade. family of several victims were in the courtroom today including the parents of the youngest victim martin richard. the u.s. attorney from massachusetts spoke after the verdict. >> our goal in trying this case was to insure that the jury had all of the information that they needed to reach a fair and just verdict. we believe we accomplished that goal. today the jury has spoken. and dzhokhar tsarnaev will pay with his life for his crimes. >> joining me now from boston is holly bailey, the national correspondent for yahoo! news. she was inside the courthouse today. and former federal prosecutor paul butler. thank you both for being here. >

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i'm surprised al sharpton from trying to block megyn the layer that's what the press does or at least normally does. >> they're supposed to have an and taz niezing role against the news officials. that's the media, the watch poll from are the there have been cops running out, speaking in baltimore saying we don't have any energy anymore. they're killing us. they're see this has back fired and now they're going to bring out the boogie man, bring out gun control. that's their answer you can trying to keep your city better this wouldn't be a problem. >> she's so worried about a news reporter's alleged rudeness. if only she had been equally worried about the behavior we saw on the streets of baltimore and the wake of the frid frid killing. >> maybe she didn't give leland enough safe space. >> ann coulter. what happened next became a national story. howie kurtz. >> after they're done going after individuals, the next step is to argue that the teaching the mainstream of christianity the catechism of the church is hate people speech and that's a real and present danger. as different because

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts now. he ain't no false prophet.he's the real deal. >> good evening. thanks to you for tuning in. developing news tonight, the intensifying fight against isis and renewed political questions over the iraq war. this weekend isis fighters captured the city of ramadi, the capital of iraq's largest province. likely killing up to 500 people and delivering a serious blow to the iraqi government. the fall of ramadi coming just days after u.s. special forces conducted a ground raid in syria, killing a senior isis leader. the rise of isis is a very real consequence from tuesday invasion of iraq. but 12 years later, republicans are still scrambling to answer questions about the war. the latwst senator marco rubio. >> six weeks ago, it made sense to invade iraq in 2003. now you say it was a mistake. >>> two different questions. it was not a mistake. the president based on this is way the real world works. >> you were saying based on the information -- >> look. >> he was saying based on what we know now. >> well, based on what w

sharpton is selling a narrative.ow it works or understand how it needs to work. >> what about a place like baltimore though where there is a long history of animosity between the black community and the police? what do you tell the black people living there as alternative? >> well, first of all recognize this is not necessarily you against the police this is a system some 40 years. baltimore has had had liberal progressive politics. has been run by democrats. has failed the community in education, in communal programs. it is not -- the politicians including representative cummings, this is his district. he has been in office for 20 years. they have failed the community and to the community, you in a way failed yourself. there are good people in baltimore. and frankly the media needs to show them as much. they want a solid community. but, they need to fix the problems of the communal level and they need to do it over years. it's not going to happen overnight. it's not going to happen after this crisis. it's certainly

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the reverend al sharpton. >> good evening. thanks to you for tuning in. we had breaking news. the nfl has suspended super bowl mvp tom brady for four games next season. for his role in the deflategate scandal that rocked the league. saying brady's conduct was detrimental to the integrity of the game. in addition tonight suspension the league gave the patriots a $1 million fine. and it will take two draft picks from the team including its first round pick next year. in a 243 page report released last week investigators ruled that brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities. joining me on the phone, randall hill and "huffington post" columnist jeff schultz. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you think of this punishment? >> i think it is just and fit. they won't put up with what went on on the field and off the field. i personally know troy vincent who is making some of these decisions. he is a former player. >> jordan, what is your reaction? in light of the fact there was no smoking gun. but they clearly said that he generally k

ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >> i am buzzed off at sharpton.ave been buzzed off at right wing teleevangelist who say god is punishing homosexuals and now in the wake of deadly storms tweeting do you think the next flooding is climate criminal or god's rebuke? i am sick of people who politicize tragedies with their own agenda, left or right. 23 people died in the storms. mainstream media is quiet about this one. are the media giving short the candidates? >> they are all gentleman but have no chance. it is not the job of the media to tell us who is and is not serious. >> and a journalist getting fame. here is how the hbo show now is describing scully. >> the most patriot man on television endures the american public. >> i don't know what is going on in this world right now. obama is a muslim and that is all i can say. >> obama is not a pus him but thank you for making your comment. >> and the neocon jews are behind this. >> the jews run the media. >> we should in special forces like rambo. i don't know enough about the military. >> scare 'em off.

i am buzzed off at al sharpton.t the past it's been right wing e van ja lists who say natural disasters are because of something. now here's al in the wake of the deadly storms in houston saying do you think it's related to climate control or gotd's rebuke? i'm just so sick of people who politicize tragedies left or right. at least 23 people died in those storms. time for your top medias. they're all gentleman but have no chance of ever being president. it's not the job of the immediate to tell us who is a serious candidate and who is not. and skully sudden i gaining a bit of fame. >> the most patient man on television endures the american public. >> i don't know what's going on in this world right now. obama is a muslim, and that's all i got to say. >> obama is not a muslim but thank you for making your comment. >> new jews are behind all of this. >> we should probably send in special forces similar to ram bow. i don't know enough about the military to. >> the tell them i'll blow your head off and it's done. >> hav