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i just i can't state enough how much reverend sharpton i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk. to you and to be in your presence and to have this conversation. so, thank you so much for your time today. well, thank you cheryl, and i'm very happy that you're hosting it and i look forward to a very robust and informative conversation. yeah, i have to tell you. i recently a dear friend of mine. who is the assessor recorder in san francisco at joaquin torres told me about not told me i've heard of james cone over the years, but he talked to me about some of the some of his books that i've been reading them and i just i'm going through your book and i'm having flashbacks of you know, the gospel is black power black power is gospel or the the pedagogue, you know this idea of the press so i have so many questions and at the same time i recently read some of the the sermons and strength to love by dr. king and so to know that you are rooted and grounded in that truth is just all throughout this book. i can't tell you times i wanted to just i did have moments of emotional just feelings

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charles coleman, and reverend al sharpton, founder of the national action network. reverend, you know the family. as you know she was an aspiring nurse, she was working as an emt when she was killed. police were looking for a former boyfriend who wasn't even there. as someone who fought for the family to get justice what is your take on this decision? >> i think it is an important step in the right direction. clearly you look at the indictments, four of the officers have been indicted because they actively tried to cover up what they did. they conspired to violate her rights. the other went around the house and shot through what they called the curtains set where you could not see, shot in and ended up with a bullet going into a neighbors house, clearly a violation of civil rights. i think what is important is she was still pushing as were so many activists and groups including the action network louisville. i'm glad that we see this administration has now brought cases in terms of the george floyd killings, the a lot of opry, and now with breonna taylor. in three c

thank you so much reverend al sharpton. i'm going to be reaching out to national action network, and i've definitely am interested in doing more with the book here. i truly believe that it is a roadmap to outreach engagement and celebration of community members. and so we're i honestly enjoyed this hour and i really would love to work with you close in the future beyond. i'm going to be you gonna regret saying that but i won't no i won't i promise i won't. so, thank you reverend al shot. thank you joining me today at in forum at the commonwealth club. i would like to remind the audience that are um that righteous troublemakers untold stories of the social justice movement in america. can be purchased through your preferred bookseller if you'd like to watch more programs or support the commonwealth clubs efforts in making virtual and in-person programming this year, please visit commonwealthplub.org slash online. i'm sure evans davis. thank you so much and stay safe and healthy. c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house ja

more politics nation with reverend al sharpton right after this break. reverend al sharpton right after this break as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. on friday the house passed the inflation reduction act. a massive climate health care and corporate tax bill. it now heads to president biden's desk to be signed into law. this is a huge win for biden and for democrats in congress. let's take a moment to talk about what is in the legislation. the bill will cap perception drug costs to $2,000 per year for millions of americans on medicare. bringing down the out of pocket costs for seniors beginnin

reverend al sharpton. paying tribute to those members of the civil rights movement whose stories haven't been given due recognition the book is a testament to the connections, relationships and individuals the movement was built upon and sustained by. so with that, let's get started. first i can't estate enough how much i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk with you and be in your presence and have this conversation so thank you for your time today. >> thank you. and i look forward to a very robust and informative conversation. >> i have to tell you i recently a dear friend of mine who's a recorder at the san francisco told me about, not told me. i've heard of james over the years but he talked about some of his books and i've been reading them and i'm going through your book and having flashbacks of the gospel of black power, this idea. i have so many questions into and atthe same time i recently d some of the sermons by doctor king so to know that you are rooted and grounded in that truth i can't tell

american voices with alicia menendez starts right now. >> thank you so much, reverend sharpton.ing news on capitol hill. the senate a short time ago, scoring a major legislative win for the biden agenda. >> the -- the senate being equally divided, vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill, as amended, is passed. [applause] >> senate democrats without any help from our politicians, passing the inflation reduction act as the laws name suggests, the i.r.a. helps ease inflation, lower prescription drug costs -- and reduces the deficit. it includes the nation's largest investment in the fight against climate change, devoting 369 billion dollars to help save our planet. here is senate majority leader

he invited al sharpton to the white house over 80 times. he did the opposite of what most people thought he was going to do which is why when he left, even though most americans thought race relations would improve, blacks and whites deteriorated under barack obama because of that b ridiculous relate rhetoric. and in his last term, second term, learn two police officers who were murdered execution style in new york. there were three killed excuse style in baton rouge, five in dallas. all by three different black men, all of whom were note sated by this lie that the police were enganged in systemic racism -- engaged in systemic racism. they did incall rabble damage, in my opinion, to the to this country. when somebody like barack obama, raised by a single mom, ph.d., she had a patient d, she goes to harvard to law school, becomes president of the united states and you're still going, whining about racism? i guess it must be true. eric holder, the a.g., i think he's -- [inaudible] right now probably making minimum between $5-10 million a year

. >> thank you so much, reverend sharpton. and hello everyone. we begin this hour with a big breaking news on capitol hill. the senate a short time ago, scoring a major legislative win for the biden agenda. >> the -- the senate being equally divided, vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill, as amended, is passed. [applause] >> senate democrats without any help from our politicians, passing the inflation reduction act as the laws name suggests, the i.r.a. helps ease inflation, lower prescription drug costs -- and reduces the deficit. it includes the nation's largest investment in the fight against climate change, devoting 369 billion dollars to help save our planet. here is senate majority leader chuck schumer touting this historic achievement. >> it has been a long, tough, and winding road. but at last, at last, we have arrived. i know it has been a long day and a long night, but we have gotten it done. today, after more than a year of hard work, the senate is making history! i am confident the inflation production act will ensure as

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al sharpton won't do it. joy reed, has she invited me on her show?g the campaign she did, but recently did not do it because of too many other things. i would be happy. all they have to do is invite me. >> larry elder you spent 25-30 years on radio where people did not see your face necessarily. what is your anonymity level? >> these days i cannot go anywhere without someone recognizing me. airport, hotel. i was in des moines as you mentioned earlier yesterday and someone came up to me. i am sitting at a counter eating by myself. a gentleman to my left, two people to my right. the one to my left said mr. elder i did not want to say something to you, but i am a huge fan. he was in the army. we had a long conversation. eat your food, it's going to get cold. how often will have a chance to talk to larry elder. the couple next to me also knew who i was. they did not say anything m because they did not want to be rude. we all took textures. that is a level right now. despite that, though, right before the election was over i was under 1 million followers

the reverend al sharpton is back with us, the host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of theyour statement yesterday, after the verdict was announced, you called brittney's sentencing a moral outrage and legal atrocity in any court of the world. talk to us about how that hit you when that verdict came down and your reaction in that moment and what it means for this effort to get her home, get brittney back home. >> well, what we at national action network wanted to raise is that the moral issue here is here is a young lady that had gone to russia for seven years and played basketball and had ingratiated herself with many russian citizens, so much so to some of her russian teammates and former coach came and testified on her behalf in court. and she went above the boundaries of country, beyond the global politics, and entertained russians like she did americans. yet, they're treating her in this way over some vapor that she was prescribed by doctors. that's a moral issue. the legal issue is, what they had wouldn't amount to a misdemeanor in most countries around the world. so,

maybe they can start with al sharpton, he didn't pay taxes. dan: you don't know this is coming but i have been impressed lately, you perform under pressure like no one else on tv. i want the audience to see peter forming under pressure on live tv. >> oh, yes, sir. oh, yes, sir. >> i'm impressed. >> yes, sir. >> there he is! dan: i see need my primetime audience to see. "fox and friends" is ready to cut him. even the professional bowlers didn't beat you. >> rachel and i were down the middle. i know every time i come on your show i am in the zone. tonight was a friendly episode. >> there is you. did someone catch that? >> brian kilmeade caught it. under pressure i got you. but not all the time. great monologue, by the way, phenomenal. dan: coming up on "unfiltered." the agency is demanding the personal phone numbers of 2,000 secret service agents. palestinians. . dan: they will do anything to keep donald trump out of office. they will create a dangerous situation for themselves to keep donald trump out of office. they are demanding the private c

. >> thank you so much reverend sharpton. always good to see you in these hallways. airline everyone. i'm ali salmon and as beginning this hour with a roadblock in the georgia investigation with donald trump's plot to overturn the 2020 election. it involves with his key allies in the u.s. senate south carolina senator lindsey graham. this morning a federal appeals court temporarily blocked and lower courts order requiring that gray must testify before a special grand jury in atlanta. graham argues he shouldn't have to because of legal protections from federal lawmakers. new reporting from political -- appeals court said in a two page order that graham's attorneys and prosecutors from fulton county district attorney fani willis needed to flesh out arguments about whether graham is entitled to have the federal courts placed legal guardrails on the questioning graeme could face. georgia investigators want to get to the bottom of grams -- of georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. raffensperger claims graham asked him if he had the power to reject a certain absent

gibbs, host of msnbc's politics nation and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton, former george w. bush white house and state departments, elise jordan and former white house director of communications, to president obama, and director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, jennifer palmieri. michael, let's start with you. you ran the rnc. i need you to explain something to me. how could it be that the republicans have, i would say, the best environment, if you just look at leading economic indicators right now, as they've had since ronald reagan's massive victory in 1980 and yet look at the senate race, behind in all of the key states, behind in pennsylvania. they're behind in ohio. they're behind in georgia. and their candidates, talk about a leading indicator, republican candidates are getting wiped out when you look at the money that both sides are raising. what's happening out there? >> well, i think there are a couple of things that are coming into focus, as we get ourselves really through the midpoint in the primary season. we s

the president of the national action network and host of "politics nation," reverend al sharpton. and white house editor for "politico," sam stein. let's dive into the story that has everybody talking right now. 43 million people in line to have at least a chunk of their student loan debt erased. as many as 20 million people could clear all of their student debt. those are the figures from the white house following an executive action yesterday by president biden. the president pushed back at criticism that debt cancellation will make inflation worse. >> by resuming student loan payments at the same time as we provide targeted relief, we're taking an economically responsible course. as a consequence, about $50 billion a year will start coming back into the treasury because the resumption of debt. independent experts agree that these actions, taken together, will provide real benefits for families without meaningful effect on inflation. >> here's how it breaks down. borrowers who earn less than $125,000 a year or $250,000 for couples who file taxes jointly can get relief for up to

. >> reverend al sharpton. >> that is a black person, ding, ding.ld you like to go in my stable? >> okay. >> okay, donnie? god, what is my life? sitting on hollywood boulevard, begging for [ bleep ]. oh my god. [ laughter ] [ applause ] oh, donnie. all right, compliment me for 30 seconds, donnie. >> nice hair, good eyes, i love the color on you. >> uh-huh? >> uh -- >> get out of here, doneny. [ laughter ] this is not going well. brian, i'd like to hear some poetry, please. >> sure. i love to dance, if you give me a chance, i promise to give you true love and romance. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! >> a rose is red, the sky is blue. true love is forever, so are you. >> you have to go back to the pen, brian. >> thank you so much. >> donnie, i need you to give me compliments for 30 seconds. and go. >> hair. >> hair? donnie, that was just a word, that wasn't a compliment. not to be rude, but do you like women? >> i do. [ laughter ] >> you do? >> i do. >> let me tell you something, you read as a little gay. >> i don't mind, nicole, it's fine. >> i drink

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. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. critical work at a critical moment. hello, everyone. i'm alicia menendez. we begin this sunday with what happens next in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. the newest facet to be led by the director of national intelligence. dni avril haines this weekend agreeing to meet the demands of top congressional democrats. seeking to understand the dangers of trump's decision to hoard some americans talked secret documents at the florida resort. the goal as stated by the office of dni is to evaluate, quote, the potential risk to national security. dni haynes that she will work closely with the justice department to avoid interfering with its criminal code into the matter. to put it lightly, the intelligence community is rattled by more than the obvious here. a former president which used to be so reckless with top secret information. that he was sworn to protect. his actions may have very well put the lives of americans and american assets on the line. . i >> as a cia officer, our job is to recruit human assets overseas who are willing to t

. >> thank you so much, as always, reverend sharpton. hello everyone. i am alicia menendez. new developments this hour in the ongoing saga involving mar-a-lago and donald trump. the saturday, new insight into what led to this week's search by the fbi, for classified documents from the trump era. nbc news now able to report that former president trump's treatment of government documents, top secret and otherwise, have longer alarmed his advisers. one former aide describing trump as a quote, back right. national security adviser john bolton says, trump, quote at a habit of taking stuff that you would never see again. this evening, reporting that suggests trump legal team may have lied about classified records at mar-a-lago. according to the new york times, one of trump's attorneys signed a statement back in june, telling the doj that all sensitive material at mar-a-lago had been returned. that is according to four sources with knowledge of the document, which nbc has not reviewed. on monday, the fbi seized 11 sets of classified documents from trump's post presidency home, incl

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the reverend al sharpton spoke about his legacy earlier.11 time nba champion with the boston celtics and first black head coach in the league and a leading civil rights activist. he was 88 years old. and finally to california where the san diego union tribune remembers nichelle nichols, a trail blazing actress known for his role in the original "star trek" series and for a kiss that broke barriers. molly hunter has more. sfwlfrmgts relatives say nichelle nichols, the former star trek iekson has passed away. causes. her son said her light like the ancient galaxies being seen for the first time will remain for us in future generations to enjoy, learn from and draw inspiration. >> these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. >> reporter: nichols busted through barriers in the original "star trek" series. >> we will be able to retrieve the captain at that time, won't we? >> reporter: the first black woman cast in a major role on triem prooim time television. premiering on nbc in 1966, the show's multicultural, multiracial cast made a power

. >> thank you so much, reverend sharpton. i know we will all be tuning in to watch that interview. hello to everyone at home. i am alicia menendez. we kick things off with the latest maneuvers by team trump to avoid accountability to hold on to power. aided and abetted by republican leadership. according to new nbc news reporting, trump believes the search of his florida home will help him clinch the 2024 republican nomination for president. team trump is relying on and exploiting existing resentments within the republican base to maintain his position as the leader of the party. nbc news reports, quote, trump seems to be consolidating republican support since the unprecedented search at his home. in retrieving the records, the fbi tapped into deep seated grievances among many republicans in that government institutions are trustworthy or prosecuting their alone defender, that is according to multiple gop operatives who spoke to nbc news. the search at mar-a-lago, also helping trump rake in cash, the political committee raised millions of dollars, fundraising of the criminal invest

. >> thank you so much, as always, reverend sharpton. hello everyone, i am alicia menendez. right now on capitol hill, a rare saturday session in the senate. this is a live look at the senate floor, or any moment, we expect a majority leader chuck schumer to announce the next step in the inflation reduction act, also known around the hill as the ira. it can get it through, it will be a big win for democrats, at a time when momentum is up for the parties and the president. the legislation, as the name suggests, tackles the current high inflation impacting marking pocketbooks. long term, it aims to lower prescription drug prices and a big one for progressives, addresses the climate crisis. it's the race to pass before the august recess begins. doing so could offer the boost they need to win the bet terms. here is senator schumer just last hour reinforcing the impact that the i.r.a. will have on americants the most. >> the time is not move forward with a big, bold package for the american people. again, this was a historic bill, this is store bill will reduce inflation, lower c

. >> thank you so much, reverend sharpton, always good to see you. hello everyone, i am alicia menendez. we begin this saturday with breaking news. a florida judge moving forward with former president trump's request in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. trump wants an independent legal expert to review the stash of classified records seized from his resort. the judges letter is not a guarantee but they start the process of appointing a special master. after demands from congress, the director of national intelligence is making it official. her office is taking a look at the mar-a-lago documents, as well. in a letter obtained today by nbc, the director of national intelligence agreed to review the security risk from trump's mar-a-lago files. top democrats requested that the dni involvement and urging the authorities to act quickly. they say, quote, the doj affidavit confirms our grave concern that among the documents stored at mar-a-lago, where those that could endanger human sources. according to the affidavit we got friday, trump was holding o

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president of the national action network and host of politics nation reverend al sharpton. and washington bureau chief for "usa today" susan paige. and in light of the new revelations, joe, that happened through the goa -- doj late last night, president biden's remarks seem to be really cutting through. >> well, they really do. it's always fascinating, by the way, this is one of those mornings i would just absolutely love to hear your father's take on mikhail gorbachev. i knew obviously he knew and dealt with him. we do have david ignatius, a good friend of your dad's that is on here also. amiral stavridis also here. as well as things turning around in ukraine. >> yeah. >> it's pretty extraordinary. but, you know, willie, there's a time in a game, a basketball game, you can just see it on the court happening. football game. soccer. and in politics. i've always noticed it in politics. i'm sure you have, too. where a momentum shifts in a very significant way. and, again, we're still -- we're still a long way off until the election. i'm not saying that republicans aren't going

al sharpton.aide to hillary clinton and biden presidential campaigns. >> so, reverend al. you look at what democrats have done over the years. all the infighting, overreaching, all the internal squabbling. you look at joe biden's poll numbers. you look at history. democrats should be completely wiped out this fall. and yet, in one statewide race, after another, they're doing very well against republicans in these swing states. i mean, it's incredible how crazy a lot of these republican nominees are that are winning. i'm wondering, do you think the democratic party will be able to come together? do you think specifically people of color will be motivated to vote democratic when you look at recent polls and see that people of color, hispanic voters, black voters, seem to be moving away from democrats? what's the next three or four months going to look like? and what do democrats need to do to get them back to win this election? >> well, what is interesting is that we've seen the democratic party fro

if they were really worried about raising money and going after people, they would go after al sharpton like us. neil: deborah, the argument is that this is 85,000 irs agents that the government wants to hire are meant to target the top 1%, really elite crowd. you have nothing to worry about. what do you say? >> oh, we know to worry because we went through it in 2010. why in the world would you go after someone in middle income, self-employed farming at the time we were also in a drought, and i think even had a business model and yet they came and audited us over an expense, a tractor expense, and for three days, and we gave them what they wanted. we were not in the wrong, and they just wouldn't stop, and that's what people need to be worried about is they want something from you. everyone. they want something from you, and they can't fight the big guys so well, because they lawyer up and it's a big fight, but when you don't have a lawyer , or you don't use a cpa, you're a soft target. you're easy, you feel intimidated. we definitely did, and at no time did i ever realize i could say no

he invited al sharpton to the white house 80 times. he did the opposite of what people thought he was going to do which is why he left, most americans thought race relations would improve but it deteriorated. in his last term there were two police officers executed in new york. there were three killed execution style in baton rouge. five in dallas by three different black men, all motivated by the lie the police were engaging in systemic racism. the flames of which obama fanned along with his ag. they did damage in this country. when someone like barack obama, raised by a single mother, phd, he goes to harvard for law school, columbia for undergraduate from obscure state like hawaii becomes president and you're still whining about racism? it must be true. the ag, eric holder, he is probably making between $5 million and $10 million a year right now. he talked about pernicious racism. remember when donald sterling lost his team? it was around that time the nba took it away from him because of the remark he made about blacks. eric holder