it's more than just al sharpton. we have a systemic problem. >> i see you point. all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of god. using the n word for a black mayor in new york. using the f word a derisive term towards gays and lesbian. i can go through the list of times, does that man belong in the white house or is that history gone on way too long? >> all i can answer -- >> he's on tape with a deal involving cocaine, you ever see that? >> no, i haven't. >> you need to see that. you ever see that tape? >> i never seen that tape. >> you need to watch "hannity" every night. >> we're all a work in progress. what you're talking about clips from at least ten years ago. i don't think reverend sharpton is just symbolic of a system that's rife with pimps. look at the state of the church in the intercity communities and the suburbs. we have churches all over the place, look at the state of our country. there's a divide between us in the body of christ that needs to stop. there's a divide on racial and economic lines. we have to look past our differences the same way

many cases they spoke out against sharpton. i think people are sick of guys like deray who don't add anything to the fabric of the discussion. he's there to start trouble. he's paid to do it. it's very unfortunate. >> and eric he told me he doesn't work. i guess this is his full time job. i have a problem because then it looks like a community is acting a certain way. i think the untold story of charleston is all of the family members that lost loved ones they were out there saying in extremely forgiving way they forgive this guy, even though he killed their relatives. that's an untold story in my view. >> that's a story that we've been discussing. but forgiving someone for killing your relatives that's a level of christianity that i cannot fathom. >> you and me both. >> deray is doing civil rights work like all the foot soldiers in the civil rights march. they were not -- people who may not have been working, who were doing something for civil rights. that's what deray is doing. twitter, people can see him and see all of his m

reverend sharpton you hit it on the head. a constitutional right to vote rick perry and others are deflecting the issue because what he didn't talk about is he approved the right to use a rifle i.d. to vote but he wouldn't approve the right to use a student i.d. to vote. let's see. which i.d. is better than the other? >> see i think that's important, pamela because i was saying to ari they give the people the impression we're talking about let people vote with no i.d. we're not saying that. people have always had to have i.d. to vote. we're saying why do you have to have special i.d. and in some states different types of special i.d. to vote? these restrictive laws are not the first established i.d. there's always been i.d. it's now special i.d. when there's no fraud proven. >> you're exactly correct, and there is no fraud proven and nobody wants to have this conversation. they are not just talking i.d. let's do away with early voting and make it restrictive on other levels so we're talking about a fundamental right and where

reverend sharpton, your comment on the sacred day of one of the funerals?is is a day that reminds us, despite all that we have seen, that we still have raw, violent racism in this country. terrorism. and the last time i saw reverend pinckney, not two months ago, in charleston around the case of scott where i come down, where our chapter had a prayer vigil at the scene -- walter scott was killed by police. reverend pinckney did the prayer. i came back two months later to stand last thursday, that he was killed in the sacred church. as i said at the funeral yesterday of sharonda simpson taking the flag down without changing the policies is not enough. yes, we want the confederate flag down. it should never have been up. but now governor haley in them that were for the flag or against the flag, and i said to her that she only knew me from looking out the window protesting. she said, oh, i would have hoped to. we don't want a hug. we want to deal with voting rights, police reform. they have still not gone to the court on the scott case. they're still not medica

your link to what's next. >>> reverend al sharpton taking some heat big time. minister in hartford, connecticut called sharpton at a rally for peace. the pastor joins us. good evening sir. >> good evening how are you? >> i'm very well. i read that you accused renchd sharpton of being a pimp. >> yes that would be the case. >> so what happened? >> well, we were having -- they were holding a stop the violence rally in hartford, connecticut. and i guess the invited was supposed to bring some attention to the plight in the city of hartford. but once the rally and the march was ended there was a gathering at shiloh baptist church and there was a offering or a demand for money. and i thought that that was hypocritical and contradictory to the cause. how are you going to ask a crime riddled neighborhood that's impoverished $400 each donation without cause. doesn't say what the money is going to be used for. i thought it was pimpism at its best. >> does he know that you called him that? has he responded? actually i have not heard anything from reverend al sharpton or pa

the horrifying race baiters like al sharpton are attacking them. they are in fear all the time that if they do their jobs properly the way they were trained to do to protect us that they're going to be punished and hurt very very badly. it's a terrifying situation. it's almost as if we were attacking the u.s. army during world war ii for being too hard -- well it's not the same as that. we should not be attacking the army that is protecting us. they are our heroes through and through. >> adam? >> i think we're running the risk of dangerously confusing cause and effect here. everything ben said is true. every -- the police are wonderful, and most of them are fantastic. that doesn't negate the fact that there have been some real problems in multiple jurisdictions where the people who are there to serve and protect us are not doing that. and so the police should be on guard and should be -- should -- >> like think of ferguson? what do you think of ferguson? >> all i'm saying -- >> let me finish my point. >> all i'm saying is is that to say that a clam

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politics nation with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> tonight on politics nation obamacare is here to stay. a huge win for the president. a huge setback freaking out and saying weird things about chief justice roberts. also a stunning twist in the tamir rice case. prosecutor's revelation about this video on what would have been tamir's 13th birthday. and hate won't win. funerals today in charleston as victims' families unite to create real change. >>> welcome to politics nation. i'm live tonight in charleston. we begin tonight with a major victory for the american people at the supreme court. the court upheld a key part of the affordable care act the subsidies to help people pay for their insurance. the justices voted 6-3 to keep the subsidies. in his decision chief justice john roberts wrote congress passed the affordable care act to improve health insurance markets, not to destroy them. the decision is great news for the 6.4 million americans who buy insurance on the federal exchange. also great news for president obama. here you can see him celebrating the decision with

al sharpton has obviously said more controversial things. there's geraldo on the screen.i don't understand him as a candidate. it seems self-promotion but is it? >> i disagree with that. he has remade the face of new york. there's a whole neighborhood on the westside that he created. he got the ice skating rink back. new york city couldn't do it for 15 years. he took a garbage dump in the bronx and made it one of the loveliest golf courses on earth. he hurt me with these comment about mexican immigrants. they commit fewer crimes than citizens. there are 500,000 undocumented immigrants in new york city in the five boroughs. you never hear about them raping. in the latino community, i cannot overstate how this has been received so sourly so badly by so many people. i begged him in two tweets -- i haven't spoken to him. i've tried to get him on the radio show. he's ducking me. i tweeted out twice. i'm a friend for life. please apologize for these crude remarks. i did not get a response. >> he did say some of them are okay. >> he did try to soften. he put out a statement toda

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sharpton, that that flag will be moved. with the consensus of so many leaders as well as the consensus of so many grassroots folks, it looks like revelation has occurred and the flag is on its way to another resting place. you are hearing behind me the horns that are honking for support to move the flag. and that's here in downtown columbia south carolina. >> so when we hear that honking, those honks are for supporting taking down, take the flag down? >> that's right. move the flag to another place. make it what it is -- a part of our history and a part of our past. >> congressman, this is really a turning point in the national conversation, not just in south carolina. are we moving forward, congressman? >> i actually believe we are taking a step. you know it's one thing to -- to say that one is race lessless and know it. it's another thing and much better to be raceless and show it. i think that people in south carolina are ready to show it. and this is a tremendous step and the flag was symbolism. and you remove is symbol

al sharpton's viagra bottle in the house.o hate sharpton leak it to the new york daily news. can you imagine? >> my problem with sharpton isn't that he takes it. it's that he wants to sue pfizer because they're little blue pills and he thinks they should be little black pills. that's my problem with sharpton at this point. all right? and by the way anybody out there listening, if you are in the middle of a corporate shakedown that lasts more than four hours contact the physician. and. >> side effects to those too shakedowns. >> dangerous side effects. >> what a great line that was. quick reminder if you want the ultimate gift for father's day give dad or granddad tickets to see miller or me in don't be a pinhead. this fall st. louis chicago at the rose most theater. charlotte nearly sold out. we do have premium tickets that where you get to meet miller and me. pretty frightening. south florida hard rock hotel. caesar's palace. make dad happy go to bill o'reilly.com. link you o'er to the box offices, on deck, martha maccallum

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al sharpton said mr. over the past week. talk about a state that was the first state to break from the union the beginning of the civil war, that's had a very terrible history when it's come to race relations over the past 300 years. yet it seems with an indian america governor talking about a black republican senator weeping openly on the floor of the senate this week for the victims, talk about how south carolina now seems to be in many ways leading the way through some very difficult times. >> martin luther king said it was said he did more for white people in the south than black people because he exposed white people of good will to their consciousness. that's been happening in our city and i'll give you a long litany of achievements and why i ran for mayor to begin with 39 1/2 years ago, to bring our community together. we've seen that and this event caused that to become public. i think we have been leaders in racial unity and racial progress and understanding. we are working to build the internati

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al sharpton ran for president on the democratic side.the way, nbc is not firing al sharpton who has a record of hatred up there with anyone, and irresponsible comments up there with anyone. so parties can survive having flourid interesting figuring running for president. look the the top of the republican field, you have governors, senators, you have scott walker, marco rubio. >> if you think trump and sharpton are entertainment, you got to get out more. ultimately they are not entertainment, and you look at the role trump is playing, it's disruptive to the republican field. that's the challenge for them. >> i think the hope is at least in the interim, maybe it gets more people interested in politics because he's different, he's refreshing, we'll see. >> the one thing we both agree upon. you are rocking it on fox business. trish: thank you! it is wonderful to see both of you guys, i am absolutely thrilled to be here. thanks so much, robert zimmerman and rich lowry. >>> donald trump is maria bartiromo's special guest at 7:00 a.m. right he

i'm al sharpton. thanks for watching.good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. in cold blood, that's how reverend clementa pinckney and eight others were murdered last night. police have arrested an identified suspected. he was apparently acted alone according to police. he is en route right now by airplane from north carolina. we are awaiting his arrival in charleston. witnesses spoke to reverend clementa's cousin described in chilling detail

and al sharpton -- how does al sharpton get to participate in public life given his record on racial tensions and strife? >> so, you're saying you can't have it both ways? you can't both use your race as something as a proponent of your issues and then say, "but don't call me that color"? >> you can't appropriate victimhood and you cannot assign guilt strictly based on color, because people still can overcome circumstance at birth. belief counts. i just think if we're going to have a discussion, we're gonna have to be much more broad-based in the way we're having it. >> and do you think that besides culture and besides laws and besides things that are rules built in to our society, families are still teaching racial concepts in a disappointing way, ajay? >> i think it will be another 20, 30 years before we flush out institutionalizing equality. i don't think we're ever gonna be a utopia where racism doesn't exist. >> of course not. >> that will not happen. but i think the effects of it will be dulled out over time. when you see a two-time president who's african-american, when you se

. >> we hear al sharpton who has called jews white interlopers, who said they should pin back their yam cass. if nbc wants to be consistent -- i'm with you. let's not allow anyone bobrovsky to be derogatory, but let's be consistent. >> i appear on reverend sharpton's show frequently. and i know for a fact the reverend has not made comments about jews like that in the recent past. >> yes he has, okay. >> no. absolutely not. he has been conciliatory. inclusive reaching out to people on social rights and civil justice issues that have been playing out in the media. i don't think it's fair to compare what donald trump said 24, 48 hours ago to what al sharpton may have said decades ago. >> what's the expiration on a racist statement. i don't like what either of them said, at what point does it expire? >> many people evolve -- i'm not hear to defend either of these men. many people evolve and many of their believes may not be consistent with their believes now. >> again, i think what donald trump said was unartful and inappropriate. however he was hitting at a real issue. we can't have porous

"politicsnation" with rempbds al sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks to you for tuning in. tonight on "politicsnation," breaking news from the tamir rice investigation in cleveland. the case handed over to a prosecutor. what happens next? and will there be charges? >>> also chilling new details emerge on the terror suspects in boston. tonight, an alleged beheading plot, and a plan to kill police officers. >>> plus, how the feds tracked them down. >>> and the fight for voting rights across the country. why it could be a central part of the hillary clinton campaign. we begin with breaking news. will there be charges for the cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice? the local sheriff announced today his offense has finished its investigation into tamir's death. in a statement he said he conducted a, quote, extensive, author and unbiased investigation. it is now up to the prosecutor to determine how next to proceed. prosecutor tim mcginty has said he'll present the evidence to a grand jury, who will consider charges. tamir rice was shot and killed 193

i'm al sharpton." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. but the big action politically tonight is still centered in new york where domd trump has dropped a high mega ton bomb on the republican party's 2016 chances. the fall-out potential is frightening. what if this lo

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the murder weapon.>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in san francisco. we'll get to the latest from charleston in a moment. but first, the president delivered a powerful statement late today to the u.s. conference of mayors here in san francisco. he said it's not enough to grieve after gun mass kearseacres like this. that the public needs to resolve to do something about them. and here he is. >> i know today's politics makes it less likely

. >> without pulling punches, al sharpton announced -- >> what is he going to do? am wondering if he will inflame things. >> i hope he is as dignified as churchgoers and religious leaders will be. wednesday evening at 9:30 p.m. they will be talking message of love and not just al sharpton but others, in order to not get anything but personal gain but look for the common good and piece of the community. maria: al sharpton announcing he is on his way to charleston. we will watch that. thank you very much. jpmorgan chase and wall street meanwhile morning a tight knit business. legendary dealmaker and jpmorgan chase vice-chairman james lee jr. died yesterday at the age of 62. jimmy lee suffered a heart attack while exercising in darien, conn. jamie dimon released a statement, jimmy made an indelible landing valuable contribution to our company, he said. people, clients and industry. and dedicated selfless service. and incomparable force of nature. he is survived by his wife, three children along with his grandchildren. you worked with him. i was shocked when i saw this

believe it or though the, a civil rights activist like al sharpton taking her side.rning to both of you. >> good morning steve. >> she's been pretending she was black since 2007 according to her family. what do you make of her story? why is she doing this? >> are you really steve doocy? >> shooesz a liar. she -- she's a liar. she's been caught in a lie. you look at me, someone who's a black conservative. i'm criticized, called all types of names. i'm told i act and talk white, should die my hair blond. i don't get support from n.a.a.c.p., al sharpton or jesse jackson. >> she's been given a pass. here's sharpton. his problem is not the fact she lied but her parents that threw her under the bus. watch. >> got to say to her, were you misleading her? another level, mom and dad, come on. are you really going to do this to your kid? are we going to have this kind of dysfunctional family stuff play out and distract us from real civil rights causes? come on dad, mom, be the adults here. got to ask the question, what a is mom and dad's motive here? i mean, y'all just noticed

. >> al sharpton has a nightly show on their channel he goes around when he is doing that getting involved in difficulties in places like ferguson and making statements that are false. >> all of this comes days after univision dropped miss usa pageant. now mexico's giant says it will no longer air trump's miss universe pageant. ainsley? >> kelly wright live for us in the studio. thank you. >>> convicted killer and infamous escape pee david sweat two-days after he was shot in new york. sweat is revealing he and some of prisoner richard matt wanted to head south down to mexico but turned north when the get away driver prison worker joyce mitchell never showed up. that's a move some say might have saved her life. >> she is somebody who has a psychological issue but once she gets into something can't separate what is correct and what is not correct based on what it is. she is not a mastermind. she would have been dead as soon as 24e got away from that prison. >> sweat also telling police he was with matt until six days ago when he decided the older man was slowing him down. the bombshell admis

al sharpton planned to join them but it is unclear if he canceled his trip.airs investigation into the video was closed. it is too soon to say if he will face any criminal charges. casebolt's resignation was two words, i resign. did he not give an apology. >>> anna kooiman joining us live this morning. thank you anna. >> a fox news alert. video shows the aftermath of deadly bombings across baghdad. the blast killing 20 people including iraqi soldiers. now the pentagon is answering the call for a strategy to fight isis by sending hundreds of more troops to iraq. kristin fisher is following new developments from washington. kristin? >> after months of behind the scenes debate the white house is poised to make a major shift in strategy in iraq. the pentagon is recommending establishing a new military base in anbar providence and sending in about 400 military advisors to train iraqi forces in the fight against isis. this comes two-days after president obama admitted he did not have a strategy in iraq. the pentagon says it is still waiting for a final decision fro

. >> i'm sure somebody on panel does i want to show you about al sharpton calling this sharpton shakedownreporting this morning, as contractors thought the sport for a casino licensed deal at aqueduct racetrack a friend donald coleman the vice president of sharpton nonprofit organization the time, sharpton denying, to the post the claim this is more trouble -- tax fraud -- racial issues. >> i mean, al sharpton doesn't seem to -- >> he is -- >> back to he is the one who had conversations with president obama, about race relations. >> then on msnbc. >> how much does -- >> that is a great question, i don't know even know. >> -- did they forget it? i mean is he not going to have to pay. >> anybody at this table would be in jail right now. >> making the money needs to pay taxes back i guess. >> but not paying them though. that is the point. >> still gets invited to the white house. >> no trouble that he ever gets in will get in the way of his role, can you foresee something happening to him that would get in the way or end his role. >> hasn't why either. >> racial affairs. >> when in baltimore

coming up a salute of sorts to the most patient man in television.i am buzzed off at al sharpton. at 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. >> h

reverend al sharpton is saying the pastor is among the dead. the fbi is on the scene investigating the murders as a hate crime. >> this is a tragedy no community should have to experience, it is senseless and unfathomable that somebody in today's society would walk into a church when people are having a prayer meeting and take their lives. >>> the entire community to pray for safety for our people, we we would hope this person who committed this heinous crime which is a hate crime is brought to justice we stand in sold -- solidarity. >> reporter: the sheriff a working to track him down. today at noon there will be a vigil outside the church. we'll tell you how a five-year-old boy survived the shooting inside the church. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> philadelphia police are on busy on the case of a woman who was randomly attacked and slashed while trying to catch a septa train. that victim is speak be out to "action news." katherine scott is live at septa headquarters in center city with more on the story. good

reverend al sharpton tweeted about prince and stevie wonder played together on keyboard. steve: i wonder that was? the smoke and it's amazing. we have thunderstorms out there now. we have a active severe thunderstorm warning. the core of the storm with the hail and the wind is fizzling out. from outside, you can see the heavier rain. the lens is wet. you can see brighter sky out there. that is a good indication. that is lot of the storms are coming to an end. the winds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. heat in upper 90's. feel-like temperatures around 100 degrees. the high was 93 at reagan. the record was 101 in 1994. show you satellite and radar. showers and storms. we are going to head further south of us. this is the warning i was talking about until 6:30 that includes stafford south. the cluster of storms will move to the north and the east. capital beltway, further south. this is moving across 9 a to the north and -- 95 to north and east and to southern maryland. we go further north. the heaviest rain across the district. old town alexandria and annacostia. this

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts now. >>> tonight on "politics nation," time to move the flag. south carolina's governor calls on the confederate flag to be removed and come down. president obama makes big headlines talking about race. also closing in police find dna from the killers who escaped from a new york prison. and the first lady tries out a new job, magazine editor with some special help from the president. we'll take you behind the scenes. >>> welcome to "politics nation." we begin with breaking news south carolina's republican governor calling to remove the confederate flag from the state house grounds. >> for many people in our state, the flag stands for to digss that are noble, traditions of history, heritage and ancestry. the for many others in south carolina, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past. today we are here in a moment of unity in our state without ill will to say it's time to move the flag from the capital grounds. [ applause ] >> governor hailey says she wants the legislator to act on taking the flag down this sum

"politics nation" with the reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> tonight on "politics nation," police arrest the woman who alemglegedly helped those escaped murderers with the jail break. a news conference expected within the hour. we'll go live to the scene. >>> the hillary clinton relaunch. a big rally tomorrow but can she get a big turnout from the obama coalition? >>> and did this activist lie about who she was? i'll talk about what really matters when it comes to race and civil rights. >>> breaking news tonight, joyce mitchell the prison worker accused of helping two murderers escape from an upstate new york prison, has been arrested. mitchell has been charged about promoting prison contraband a first degree offense, and criminal facilitation. we're expecting a news conference shortly on her arrest. the police also confirming today joyce had a relationship with both killers. meanwhile, the man hunt for the murderers is in its seventh day and the search continues. today police swarming this wooded area just miles from the prison. again, police dogs are out trying to pick up the in

wait a second -- >> mosby and al sharpton making it black and white. >> listen what i'm saying to yous there are right and wrongs on both sides. you can't say all cops good all the other people bad. >> nobody is saying that. >> that's what she's saying. >> justice by any means. that's what she's saying. >> i don't think the argument is there are some bad cops, let's root them out. the argument is that we're hearing from the protesters is there are too many arrests, we have to stop this. when arrests go down death goes up. there aren't too many arrests there should be more. >> can i throw this out there? this is playing into exactly what you said. crime is on the rise across america, not just baltimore, it's being called the ferguson effect by the wall street journal. check out this map, latest monthly figures versus last year. shootings in los angeles in los angeles up 25%, murders in new york up 13%, atlanta, 32%, get this milwaukee, homicides up a stunning 180%. so tommy, it's not just ferguson or baltimore or staten island it's spreading. >> and i would think the bad guys are using

reverend al sharpton said pinkney was killed last night. the fbi is on the scene investigating these murders as a hate crime. >>> again we showed you the picture of the man in his 20s we'll have that at 6abc.com so you can take a closer look at this, obviously the community is grieving it's a community filled with fear there's another press conference expected around 7:00 p.m., of course, we'll bring you those details when we receive them. for now window we're live in the sat center erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> now let's head over to katherine scott live in queen village with more on the ties with the south carolina church and our area. good morning catherine. >> reporter: ame church has congregations around the world but it's still a tight-knit community and a community that's greeting. the pastor at mother bethel received a call about the shooting and has been up ever since. he said there's many members of the mother bethel whose parents migrated from south carolina. pastor mark kelly said reverend pinkney was a go

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> no escape.dball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. this war we know is bad. usually the bugles are blowing and the crowd is cheering yet here we go back into iraq knowing how little hope there is lacking any faith in our side. how can president obama sound the trumpet for a war that's already lost? and the story i love how two bad guys got through thick

politics nation with the reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> tonight on "politics nation," defending obama care the president hitting the supreme court just days before ruling that could uphold the law or create a health care disaster. also, did they have help? new questions tonight about how they got out and the manhunt for those two escaped murders. >>> a dramatic new move from the white house that could give ocho raise to millions of american workers who need it most. >>> welcome to "politics nation." there is a big supreme court ruling on obama care coming any day now. millions could lose their insurance, tomorrow the president is going to talk about it and today he gave a preview going right after the conservative case against obama care. >> it's a bad idea. it's not something that should be done based on a twisted interpretation of four words as we were reminded repeatedly a couple thousand page piece of legislation. once more, the thing is working. part of what is bizarre about this whole thing is we haven't had a lot of conversation about the horrors of obamacare because none

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the main event, trump versus christie.all." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. p.t. barnum creator of the greatest show on earth says if you want a crowd start a fight. well today chris christie and the donald trump of new york. what do you think these two pugs will do when they get out there? they'll go toe to toe with trump shouts insults in every direction, christie throwing them back with attitude. can you see either of them ducking a punch from the other pretending it didn't happen? give me a break. they'll go at each other big time. this is the cute part guaranteeing each a piece of the front page. they won't stand a chance making hay when these two guys are out there throwing their sunday punches. tonight we look at the matchup of the biggest fight card in august, the republican debate with the main event matching the big little guy from jersey and the mouth from

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i'm al sharpton.ht now. >>> the right-wing backlash over the confederate flag. let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. two days after south carolina governor nikki haley called for her state to remove the confederate flag from the grounds of the state house, another governor today, robert bentley of alabama ordered confederate flags be taken down from his state's capital. in

let nbc have al sharpton. >> he was talking about trade and immigration.ut it, he's probably right. our unsecured southern border is a problem. >> he says he loves mexico. they spend billions of in his hotel. >> sure. what was the news yesterday about the two escaped prisoners from dannemora? >> they were going to originally head to mexico. >> why would that be? >> they didn't have a ride. >> they could get back and forth with a problem. mexican prisons as bad as they are, said we can't handle them. take them back. >> what do you think about nbc and trump saying adieu? tweets us or facebook us. >>> the american people beg to differ with president obama. a brand new knox poll just came out. we're going to bring it to you. >>> i'm going to change stories for a second. a kid at an air show hops in a chopper and powers it up. how does that happen as everyone is watching? >> was it my kid? >> i hope not. ♪ ♪ aren't you christen press? that's me. great to see you off the soccer field. what's that sunscreen? it's coppertone clearly sheer. lightweight, breathable

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> her weekend without bernie let's play "hardball." >> america can't succeed unless you succeed. [ cheers ] >> that is why i am running for president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> good evening. i'm chris matthews. washington you want a fight? you got one. like curry answering james last night, hillary clinton spent the weekend putting up points. let bernie sanders charge up wall street she's working main street promising to create e equal opportunity. you wounder what the clinton campaign was missing? we know an opponent someone to light up her engine and thank god this isn't going to be boring after all. david axle rod, columnist with the "washington post" and hillary clinton's chief speech wry wry tore and senior advisor. hillary clinton picked up where she left off after the big announcement speech. while bernie sanders is going after concentrated wealth. clinton says there is nothing wrong with success, let's watch. >> i don't think americans a

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. thanks to you for tuning in. tonight on "politics nation" the senate votes to limit key parts of the patriot act, a big setback for mitch mcconnell. the run warren folks throw in the towel. how will it affect hillary clinton? and president obama gives some heros their due 100 years after the fact. but we start with tonight's lead. a national campaign to fight gun violence. today would have been hadia pendleton's 18th birthday. the honor student from chicago was gunned down in chicago two years ago. her friends declared june 2nd the first ever national gun violence awareness day in her honor turning their tragedy into action with a wear orange movement. politicians and celebrities are getting involved in the movement. >> the first time we asked people to wear orange we went out all around chicago, and we passed the t-shirts out and buttons out. we got a lot of support from people all around the world, all around the city. we adopted orange because of hunter's orange. >> hunters wea

"politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks to you for tuning in. tonight on "politics nation," a wake-up call for washington. a new poll shows what voters really think of minimum wage inequality and fair play. >>> also hillary clinton's new call for a 20-day early voting period nationwide! think voting rights was a big fight in 2012, wait until you see 2016. and new questions from the duggar's sex abuse interview. the family breaking their silence, but should they be speaking out at all? >>> welcome to all my friends in "politics nation." we start with the question, what does america want? today, we have some answers. let's talk about it. a new poll from "the new york times" shows 57% say government should do more to reduce the gap between the rich and the poor. 57%! now, i'm not surprised the poll says that. because as i travel around the country, people of all communities, all economic strata have said to me we need to deal with this gap, reverend al. let's see what else the poll shows. 66% says distribution of wealth should be more even. now, i