al sharpton does not speak for a single black person in america. al sharpton speaks for his wallet.him to somehow analogize alvin bragg as some spiritual person for the black community, alvin bragg is a tool for white liberals, going after donald trump. alvin bragg is being manipulated. he's being taken advantage and the white liberals who control the democratic party hate trump and that's the reason why sharpton and bragg are tools. sharpton has no credibility. he's a professional shakedown artist. he taught black lives matter how to rip off americans for $91 million. this man has no credibility and if msnbc really were a news organization, they should run the tape that you just displayed. this man has no credibility and does not speak for a single black person. >> sean: i guarantee you, they will run it on "meet the press." last word, is this spiritual payback, jason? >> what a joke. look, you know what scares them about donald trump, is that the four years that donald trump, everything was better for all americans of every color, race, creed, the economy was better, the country w

sharpton reveals an unspeakable truth that we have been saying here.hing hurts blacks more than white liberals. right? white lubes come on like black constituents, excuse criminal behavior. they contend police presence. they are usually the jokers who are behind the absurd reputation. all those things you always find a pasty white leftist. usually it is the black constituents, get this person out of our lives. we want cops in our neighborhoods, we just don't want bad cops. white leftists never say that. they say no cops. blacks they good cops. that is the difference. i'm sure you would agree with me. good to see you, by the way. >> jesse: these whites are a huge problem. >> greg: glad to hear you say, harold. >> harold: my wife is watc watching. it's good to be back, too. i agree with you. people i know, blacks, whites, people who want public safety, good public safety, judge, a big part of why they vote for certain politicians come they want good police officers. i have set on this show, attacking ghost guns, building more prisons, what we need to ens

targets of attacks on social media and we're talking to reverend al sharpton, a man wh knows all about donald trump's history in new york. last republicans, while they are falling in line. the former vice president elec the leaders, even people trump could be riding against in the 2020 primary all defending donald, trum right now. before we even know the charge or the evidence. i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. no one is above the law. it is not just a slogan, it' an american principle that i supposed to guide the justic system a principle that's pursued accountability for everyon from billionaires, to hollywoo hot shots to members o congress, to capitol secretaries. there, governors to mayors but never for an american presiden current or former. that all changed on thursday when a manhattan grand jur took the historic step o indicting former president donald trump after a lengthy investigation led by manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg that case centers around alleged hush money payment, to adult film star stormy daniels during trump's 2016 campaign true s

sharpton and even al sharpton is warningb democrats that crime coulde the be the party's downfall. >> anybody that tells youprog they are progressive but don'tre care about dealing with violente crime, are not a progressivere o who ? we got to stop using progressive as a noun and use it as an adjective. your labels aggressive, but your action is regressive. i'm woke you must thinkmust i'm silly. >> it's gotten t so bad. >> even pierro and sharpton agree on something. pi with .s ab he's absolutely right.so but think about it.k abou think about t what? what london breed is sayingt about san francisco, whichsan i about we've been talking about it for months here. it's about the sociathl media i and it's about the cameras and it's about the perception of crime. it's not really about crime.peri lly aboubecause if you take thee sa bobby lee, it's really not about san francisco because he was targeted by somebody and therefore it's not like street crime. so i guess the policy casese shouldn't be counted as a crime in san francisco because it was targeted against nancyncy and hr husband in th

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al sharpton does not speak fornn a single black person in america. ameal sharpton speaks for his. wallet. artiown professional shake artist. and for him to somehow. analogize alvin bragg as some spiritual person for the blackoe community, alvin bragg is al fo tool for white liberals going after donald trump. alvin bragg is being manipulated. he is being taken advantage of the white liberal to control the democratic party. they hate trumantage p and thats the reason why sharpton and alvin bragg are basicallp y tool. al sharpton has no credibility. he is a professional shakedown artist. he talks black lives matter bl how to rip offac americans for ninety one million dollars. this man has no credibility. and if msnbc really wasn't a news organization, they should run the tape that you just displayed. displao credibilityingl and does not. k they're going to run for a black person. i guarantee you.. chuck todd will run it on meet the press. no, he's no tim russert.t on nobody watches. i'll give jason chaffetz w the last word. is this spiritual paybacs thk? ? >> >> jason , >> what a jok

well, and you have, as reverend sharpton had, you have people of all races.hese were white children killed in tennessee all nine, because of an obsolete amendment that was established really people need to read the history, do your homework, the hidden history of the second amendment by professor carl t. boger. the second amendment was meant to prevent slave insurrection and slave rebellions that's why people -- there was no individual right. that's what it was really about. they didn't want to give up their arms to the state to fight the british because they needed to keep arms in the words of patrick henry, to fight against insurrections on the plantation. this is what this is really about. it's depraved culture, tragic, and might i also say, we have to tie all this up, the gun violence in the streets, the gun violence in the schools, the gun violence on the part of police grand jury today decided not to charge eight officers who fired 96 shots at jalen walker last june and hit him 46 times and killed him so this gun culture is a very sick one we must conti

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. >> in antioch, amanda hari kron, 4 news and reverend al sharpton calling on the u.s. justice department to step in. sharpton tweeting, quote, the true colors of antioch police department are exposed 17 caps and racist slurs threats to a black mayor. we stand with mayor lamar thorpe and the residents who deserve better. attorney general garland. we demand action. protesters gathered outside of the israeli consulate in san francisco on tuesday. a group of jewish and palestinian community members and their allies all gathered to protest the israeli military's ongoing attacks against the palestinians. organizers say demonstrators also barricaded the doors to the building, they say is really forces have repeatedly raided muslim and christian religious sites during ramadan and easter. this year's been the deadliest year for palestinian since 2007. city of oakland could its covid-19 eviction moratorium city council members are considering phasing out tenant protections and moratorium has been in place since march of 2020 to prevent people from being forced out of their homes

jen psaki, eugene robinson and reverend al sharpton are still with us.n, "washington post" associate editor and pulitzer prize winning journalist jonathan capk capehart also with us, author and presidential historian doris kearns goodwin good to have you both this hour. so republican legislators in tennessee voted yesterday to expel two democrats, who both happen to be black, from the statehouse, over their protests on the chamber floor against gun violence last week such protests on the floor are forbidden under house rules. they come after a mass shooting in a nashville school that killed six people, including three 9-year-old children. dubbed the tennessee three, democratic representatives justin pearson and justin jones were expelled from the body, while representative gloria johnson, who is white and did the same thing as those two guys did, walked up and protested, she survived the expulsion here's what jones and pearson had to say before their expulsion votes. >> we called for you all to ban assault weapons, and you respond with an assault on demo

and thank you for having me, reverend sharpton.preciate you talkin about this issue and getting i out there, and everybody for doing that, because this is so critical what is happening in tennessee is something that we are seein across the country, it is th shredding of democracy and i'm pretty appreciated s much, and the supermajority's, they have absolute power, whic is corrupting absolutely and we stood up for victims of gun violence, for the thousand of protesters that were outsid of our doors, and our voices were being silenced on the floor. we were not able to address th idea that these people wer here, they were begging us t listen to them, and they wer wanting answers on what we wer gonna do to protect their kids after many mothers who dro their kids off at school so, in our hearts, we felt compelled to go to the floor just to recognize that those protesters were there, because they were scared for the children, and whether they wer gonna come home safely in th evening. and so, we felt compelled, a microphones were cut off,

belafonte was saying some of the things that reverend sh sharpton said to him he had feedback and ideastrategy he encouraged me through his work, he continued to inspire an entire new generation of young activists and people, who are committed to being politically engaged and involved in changing their communities for the better he did not shy away from lending his name to the political landscape if he thought it would make the country better. it is an artist's duty to reflect the times. he did that his entire career. until his last breath, he continued to inspire and mentor. this is a monumental loss for the world. his legally is continue to live on the gathering for justice has been working on a documentary. a camera crew was following harry belafonte around for two years. and that documentary that he himself was so involved in, will see him in his own words and element coming this fall i was stunned when the producer came in my ear and told me this news and long live mr. belafonte's legacy an his example. may we all strive to just be as kind and engaged and strategic as he was. >> th

>> you know, reverend sharpton we are facing some major shown is interstate. whic we have seen double and triple flooding, more intense, more extreme weather conditions we need to make sure we elec leaders who are focused on those things and care abou those things we do have a lot of work to do in the democratic party in florida. we're excited about the ne leadership but we should never give up on an opportunity to elec representatives who are goin to work on behalf of the majority of issues that people care about florida a woman's access to abortion i certainly one of those issues, so, yes we have a lot of wor to do. 2024 is next year, but i politics, we know that can b like an eternity so we are going to continue to do the work. we are going to seize every da to register our voters to encourage people to get out to vote, to educate them to make sure that they are - we are not going to miss a opportunity that present itself for us to present democrats statewide in florida >> all right, thank you both for being on tonight and that's msnbc's joe scarborough joi

here's what cohen told reveren sharpton on saturday >> let's not forget what the did to el cajon.so, once they got him on tax evasion it's still a crime and we should not be ratin which crime is more importan for the american people to giv a thumbs up on that doesn't make any sense to me i went to prison in, par because of this. i'm not the one who had th affair, he did i'm just the idiot who paid fo it >> after the break, we wil talk about how the manhattan d alvin bragg revived the hush money case, and got it to wher we are today stay with us it's fine. before advil. advil, dual action bites, pain, two ways. advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks, pain signals, advil, dual action. paradontax blood when you brush could lead to worse over time. help stop the clock on gum disease now. parodontax toothpaste... ...is 3x more effective at removing plaque bacteria, one of the main causes of bleeding gums. parodontax. the gum experts. >> welcome back to our special coverage of the former president donald trump's indictment i'm ali five, she here wit jonathan capehart, sy

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>> well, reverend sharpton, th truth is tennessee is not a re state. it is a state that is bein re-manipulated by -- voting tennessee because the - gerrymandered districts. then we have some the most extreme voter suppression laws in the nation. i would dare say that' tennessee is the mos undemocratic state in th nation so this type of plantation politics that, my colleagues i the general assembly, under th leadership of congressma sexton has silenced the vote of democracy what we are seeing is that these young people are really, during this new force, this ne pressure that i believe will restore some type of democracy and some type of multi racia democracy in this state. -- it's about the movement. they will silence the youn people but what it has done i galvanized than. so in fact, what they mean for evil is that god is using fo good we are not afraid, we believ that tennessee is going to shock the nation these on people continue t organize for the their lives and they will have other repercussions in our state tha will be a reckoning for thes extrem

for this special discussion we're joined by reverend al sharpton rev, before we get serious i start ontulations on everything you're doing with n.a.n. i know you're dressed up future says "i wear the chain like a bowtie" you wear the bowtie like a bowtie and look great, so welcome back. >> well, thank you i'm at the gala tonight, but we're also celebrating what's going on in tennessee with the reinstatement. but that's only the beginning. we've got to continue fighting these gun laws and tonight we're honoring tyler perry and former ambassador andrew young but tomorrow we go back into session, and we are excited that one of our participants tomorrow is the outstanding legal mind of media and the expert in hip-hop, ari melber you'll be here tomorrow afternoon, and we're looking forward to it. >> thank you i wasn't going to mention it specifically, but yes, i'm happy to be on the panel included with many of the lawyers you assembled, as we do what we've done for years, work on that everybody knows who's watched you for five minutes or 50 years, you can do both i'm glad you're doing the g

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enforcement, saying that charges against an assault o our nation joining me, now the reverend a sharpton the national action network an host of politicsnation here on msnbc. my friend, let's get into this because you have known trump for a very long time he has mockingly called fo people to be locked up, he too out that full page ad in the new york times back in 1989. he called for the death penalt against the wrongly conflicted central park five. and what is going through trum 's mind this morning as he prepares to make this long tri palm to now interact with th wheels of justice himself? >> i think there is a mixe feeling of trump i have known trump mostl fighting him, and then at time he tried to access himself t act as a democrat -- but trump was always a performative kind of guy he was a guy that you really didn't ever feel that there wa ever really any hard cor beliefs. he wanted to take advantage of things so i think on the surface he i going to try to advantage, t try and use this to go forward with his presidential campaign and act like he is a moderate. but inside, i think he i

reverend al sharpton is calling on the u. s. justice department to provide protection for the mayor of anti ock. reverend sharpton said mayor lamar thorpe could be in danger after text between officers suggested the mayor should be shot. the text was centering a 2020 protests after the murder of george floyd. the messages released as part of a report by the da's office specifically promised a prime rib dinner to anyone who shot marath or with a rubber bullet. reverend sharpton asked how anyone could expect any of police to keep the mayor or any other black elected official safe. san francisco police will soon have the bay area's highest entry level salary. city supervisors approved the new contract for police that will boost the starting pay by almost 11% over the next three years. right now a police officer starting salary is about $103,000 in san francisco. the contract will also give retention bonuses and other incentives to help keep police officers at the police department police chief bill scott says the police department

the sharpton statement that this is a spiritual action. if you think george soros and a big bureaucratic government is god, you would think that this is spiritual. this is a fight. americans i argue here on this easter do not agree with any of this. not just these viewers. americans, over 70% do not like the direction of this country. they are not happy. trump, for those now lamenting it like the rom needs of the world and jeb bush, good for them recognizing that this is bad. but they are worried what this means. that it is another uprising. they are proven, they have confirmed what trump has stated from the beginning. as you reminded us, it is not about him. it is about us. >> so well said. we will leave it there. when you see all of these commentators, trumps legal troubles are going to get in the way of his campaign. no. this is his campaign now. every time they dragged him through the courts or whatever, it proves his point and it proves the point that you just made so powerfully. thank you so much. great to see you. happy easter. we w

not only did she change sexes al sharpton identifies as a man, but races as well. here she is unveiling her new self in front of sharpton s own national action network. >> i'm proud to be a bartender and nothing wrong with that. there's nothing wrong with working retail, folding clothes for other people to buy . there is nothingth wrongere's with preparing the food that your neighbors will eat. there is nothing wrong with driving the buses that take your family to workfamily. hey, nothing wrong with that.r:t hiin other words, yo, my brother's up. that's not badds. for a girl who grew up in an all white suburb in leafy westchester county. as the daughter ofitectura the president of an architectural firm. >> but don't mention any of t that. that's dead naming these days. she'd likehat,at's dea a gin ane with salsa and three whole daysc because sandy cortez doesn't doe just transition once she keeps transitioning, she's a cutting edge shape shifter who klipsch identities the way imelda marcos did shoes. so she started life as a privileged white girl, then became a mid

i'll sharpton isn't holding any community events.lks to change course, change their ways. why? 5 months into the year there's been 162 homicide victims in chicago. how is there not more of a real full throated effort by city leaders to address that? well, it's the latest tragedy that led to an important conversation on real-time with bill mark last week. with my next guest. famed economist when laterally. >> chicago, like most of the shootings are young black men killing other black men. isn't that correct? >> yeah, that's correct. >> okay, much more than what the cops do. why doesn't anybody talk about that? why are there hundred giant black celebrities who would have the respect of those people saying, what are you doing to yourselves? why are you killing each other? a lot of times the solutions that come from the left seems symbolic. they don't seem like we are actually addressing what really needs to be done. >> and starts before school, it starts at birth. parenting is another dimension of it.kids don't come into maturity on the

the reverend al sharpton is calling on the u. s. department to provide protection for the mayor of an iac reverend sharpton says mayor lamar thorpe could be in danger after text messages between officers suggested the mayor should be shot. after the murder of george floyd in minnesota, the san francisco chronicle reports the text message specifically promised a prime rib dinner. do anyone who shot thorpe with a rubber bullet? reverend sharpton asked how anyone could expect any out police to keep the mayor or any other black elected officials safe 505 new this morning, the oakland city council made a late night decision towards ending the city's moratorium on evictions, the council meeting that went on past midnight ended with the council voting 7 to 1 to phase out the eviction moratorium beginning july. 15th the only no vote for was for ending the moratorium even soon. owner but supporters for ending the moratorium in july's a that'll give needed time to educate tenants and make legal referrals during the public comment period. more

. >> laura: that was susan rice at al sharpton's national conference that we played you last week. her citation of city bank was very interesting because according to e-mails from wicky links an executive there was responsible for her post in the obama white house. so we were not shocked to hear language like this from a current city bank exec just a few days back. >> we have to win this war. we have to get this resolved. i think that there is, there is desire to put private capitol. we need the, we need the enabling capitol now in order to mobilize the size of private capitol we needment we need to scale this at a level that we haven't seen in the past. >> laura: she's talking about ukraine there obviously, private capitol's going to be mobilized. joining me is elrich kolby author of strategy of denial american defense in the age of power complex. eldridge just with how they made the ccp rich, it does seem like it's all about money for them no matter what the crisis is at the moment, no matter how we've any our eye off the ball in asia, there's an opportunity there for city bank o

is that right, congressman >> that's right, reveren sharpton look, it was that easy, mayb it would work. the problem is that re requires republican consent an we don't want senator schume using political capital just t get -- even get there are but the biggest thing th president can do right now especially given that th republicans of the house, it i confirmed judges i mean, we have a judge in texas who is writing sexines opinions, saying women don't have the emotional stability t understand their own health. getting doctors standing instead of when and talk about their own health it is an outrageous decision the president is going to -- in appointing these judges and we need someone who is going t be able to vote. i have a lot of respect fo senator -- i hope you will see that i will help her legacy to step aside and allow the governor t appoint someone. >> i want to make sure we have time to get into your recent three state trip i understand you and south carolina, pennsylvania, an iowa, promoting high tec education to community t cal it students in rural areas part of a collaborative

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reverend al sharpton is calling on the u. justice department to provide protection for the mayor of antioch. reverend sharpton says mayor lamar thorpe could be in danger after text between officers suggested the mayor should be shot. the text was sent during a 2020 protests after the murder of george floyd. messages released as part of a report by the da's office promised a prime rib dinner to anyone who shot marath orp with a rubber bullet. reverend sharpton asked how anyone could expect antioch police to keep the mayor or any other black elected official safe. said francisco police will soon have the bay area's highest entry level salary, city supervisors approved a new contract for police that will boost the starting pay by almost 11% in the next three years. right now, police officers starting salary about $103,000 in san francisco. the contract will also give retention bonuses and other incentives to help keep officers at the department police chief bill scott said. the department is now 562 officers short of recommended

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people are without representation in their states house of representatives i'm joined now by i'll sharptonmsnbc politics nations. he's the president - the author of righteou troublemakers, untold storie of the social justice movement in america reverend, good morning to you. thank you being with us. righteous troublemakers is wha the tennessee tree were trying to be. if in fact, these two youn black men, they're in th twenties, that is exactly what they signed up for they are there, i use the term to disrupt the politics little bit doug jones took the session, h said they're there to give voice to people who don' typically have a voice now they are former members of the legislature. >> you would have to ask why the constituents and their respective districts would elect a 20 year old, some 20 year old man, both under 30. that is because they hav proven to them that they would speak on behalf. they would say we need to be said they would try and legislate things what else could you do in city in a state that had just see six people killed, three o them nine-year-old children. by someone tha

the reverend al sharpton tweeted, "he was a history-changing activist. a culture-changing entertainer, and an unmatched intellectual." oprah winfrey posted this on instagram, "thank you for your music, your artistry, your activism, your fight for civil rights and justice." vlad duthiers looks back at belefonte's storied life and career. ♪ >> reporter: affectionately known as the king of calypso, harry belafonte sparked a craze for caribbean music to worldwide audiences. ♪aylight come mme ♪ his 1956 album featuring hits like the "banana boat song" became the first to sell more than a million copies. born in harlem in 1927, the son of immigrants, belefonte dropped out of school and joined the navy. ♪ his passion was entertaining. his success as a singer led to roles in hollywood. handsome and charismatic he soon became the first black actor to gain success as a leading man. during the civil rights movement, he used his voice, money, and celebrity for social justice. he became a confidante to dr. martin luther king jr. >> i saw it as far more than just to d

meantime, the reverend al sharpton is calling on the federal justice department to step in. sharpton tweeted, quote. >> the true colors of antioch police department are exposed. 17 cop sent racist slurs threats to the black mayor. we stand with mayor thorpe and antioch residents who deserve better attorney general garland. we demand action. >> some breaking news. the warriors will now try to dig themselves out of a 2 games to none series with the kings without one of their most valuable players. draymond green will not be playing on thursday night when the playoffs playoffs come to chase center. the warriors star has been suspended. that's after an altercation that happened last night in sacramento with the kings kings player held gring's leg and in an effort to get away grain steps on the players chest propelling himself into the air. green was kicked out of last night's game and the nba said its decision to suspend him for thursday's game was based in part on greens, quote, history of on spoke sportsman's like acts. our sports director jason dumas. we'll have much more on

how do you explain this double standard >> well, hello reveren sharpton it is so nice to be with you old fashioned, but i don't think it is ever good to be indicted. and i have been involved in lot of campaigns, and i have never had one of his campaigns heard anyone say, boy if w could just get invaded this is going to be great for ou prospects. it is, i think, a sign of ho low the republican party has sunk and donald trump, this i donald trump's republica party. but, as i was listening to wha you are saying, you think of this rhetoric as of witch hunt and the calling for the arrest of his opponents tearing down the media, tearin down our judicial system and our legal system those are the hallmarks of authoritarian and extremis movements that we have seen in history. and it is playing out exactl along those lines here in th united states with these followers of trump so, i continue to you thin that we are in a very dangerou time >> are you at all surprise senator that all of trump' supposed rivals in the 202 race, ron desantis, chri christie, glenn youngkin, just to mention of you, a

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but at this al sharpton event,to it seems to come to newt it's heights. >> it's amazing, isn't it?o look, what you have here is a woman who's worth an estimated 50 million speaking at another millionaires' conference about how racist t america is to black people.o bl and look at there's two black americans right there have become very rich in this country. i don't even know how susablackn is made 50 million dollars, actually . what does she what does she. i don'e suced other than lie about benghazi and unmasking trump officials? but here she is standing there and then she cites, as , you know, citigroup, citibank, and says, look, they've got she these numbers that tell us that the economy has been savaged. this is unbelievably rich because citigroup was the single largest bank thatlar us taxpayers bailed out in 2008. and guess what?n right after the bailouright was signed three days later, thatdas ciail that you jus lt referencet where citigroup expresses its favorite people to be cabinet secretarie hiss in the incoming obama administration. they sent it three days aftermav they re

and reverend al sharpton calling on the u.s. justice department to step in as well, saying in a statement, quote, when you have 17 members of the antioch police department offering free dinner to whoever shoots the mayor, how can you expect any of them to honestly keep him let alone anyone else safe? i'm respectfully asking attorney general garland to take over the situation as we have seen these incidents galvanize those who wish to cause harm against black elected officials. again, that's a statement from reverend al sharpton. after more than 3 decades, a controversial statue in san jose is coming down right now. crews are removing the 12,000 pound thomas fallon statue. many say represents a brutal time for native americans and mexicans within the community. kron four's. charles clifford is live in san jose with more on this for us. charles. >> well, they're the statue has been involved in a decades of controversy. and this week they are taking it down. on wednesday, crews worked to dismantle the foundation below this bronze s

. -- also joining us as our very ow reverend al sharpton, host o msnbc's politics nation.lowup - when you - >> i've got to tell you, i was looking for this quote, thought of martin luther kin jr. day. because of it was so appropriate that you mentioned the arc of the moral univers is long but it bends towards justice. back in 1989, we are talking about 34 years ago, despit spike wheels of justice ra over us. and much of it was predicate by what donald trump did b taking out that full page ad that ad was written -- i should say, it was placed in the papers two weeks after w were accused we were not given th presumption of innocence they looked at the color of ou skin and judge just by, and no the content of our character and the challenge in that is having to live through that, all of those decades, even still now -- we still have those indelibl scars. the beautiful thing about it i that we get an opportunity t almost have all of the experience that we have gone through be something that we have grown through in order to be able to show up today >> how long were you incarce

i just don't feel comfortable asking them for anything at this point, reverend al sharpton is now calling on the u. s department of justice to provide protection. tweeting the true colors of the police department are exposed. attorney general garland we demand action . there are people who have literally blamed me because we have a racist police officers at the police department. blame me and somehow i brought the fbi into the city of antioch. broad investigation and scandal involving dozens of officers recently reached a boiling point. two bombshell reports reveal rampant racist, sexist and derogatory comments. i'm just getting all of these calls about my safety. vice mayor to misha torres. walker says. it has been two years of pure #### even her two sons were targeted and received death threats. she says she's hired private security and installed cameras. our oldest son moved out fearful for his safety. it just says that if you're an african american politician or public servant in the city of antioch. hmm your life can be in danger. city officials say the hostility has grown with loud.

. >>> reverend al sharpton is urging the u.s. attorney general to investigate the antioch police department and provide protection for mayor lamar thorpe after those racist text messages between city officials or officers i should say suggested thorpe be shot during the 2020 protests. this is after the murder of george floyd. as we've been reporting, the fbi discovered text messages between antioch police officers, some racist, others homophobic and violent. 25 officers are under investigation. last night, angry residents called for immediate action. the council approved an audit of the police department's internal affairs process. >>> happening now, a group of health care workers in the east bay are off the job. the group is holding a one-day sympathy strike at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland in solidarity with a national union of the health care workers as they are set to hit the picket lines later this month amid ongoing contract negotiations. in a statement, benioff explains how today's strike will impact operatio

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. >> well, reverend al sharpton has called for federal oversight so and it's and congressman garamendi both antioch. >> you know, i'm not i'm and expert or lawyer. >> it comes to police, federal police oversight, so i won't even begin to try to guess as to what that would take or what that looks like. what i can tell you that i am the mayor of antioch and i'm utilizing the power that's within my purview. i've called for these internal audits that we can start focusing now, the culture of the police department, the attorney representing a number of the officers named in the tax scandal released a statement that reads in part, quote, we understand the public scrutiny of police officers throughout the nation and acknowledge that revelations up. >> text messaging such as that reported in this case can provoke emotional and even sometimes hateful responses. >> nevertheless, police officers, even when accused of potential misconduct should be afforded basic and fundamental rights of due process, unquote haaziq kron. 4 news. >> still to come on this hour of kron, 4 news cities, bay man has be

meanwhile, reverend al sharpton is asking the department of justice to investigate the antioch police department. >> and provide security to mayor lamar thorpe who was allegedly threatened in some of the tax. the mayor's contact information has been removed from the city website. it's scary. it's scary for anyone regardless of race or gender or social >> background wilson says the audit will be formally approved at a future meeting. amanda hari kron. 4 news still to come on the kron 4 morning news. we're talking about some california lawmakers. >> we'll show a bill that would actually freeze the amount of sick days. employers are required to give their workers will talk more about that. plus a neighborhood. san francisco is not happy about the new dispensary that's going to be setting up shop there. why they talked to me happening in the first place and lawmakers on capitol hill are really frustrated by the briefing. all the pentagon lee, as investigators work to figure out how the person released the information got access, all of that in the >> well, happening today, thousands of ma

al sharpton. national action networkd yo conference that we played the last week. now, her citatio wn of citibanka was very interesting since according to emails from wiki links, an executive there wasli responsiblane for her post we we and the obama white house. so wed te are not shocked to her language like this from a current citibank exe c justlved a few days back . >> we have to win this war. we have to get this resolved. re i think that there is theree is desire to put private capital . we nee d the we need the enabling capital . now, in order to mobilizewe the size of private capital that we need, we need to scale thi s at a level that is we haven't seen in the past . >> sukraine tho just talking abt ukraine there, obviously private capital is going to be mobilized. joining me now is critical. the former pentagon official, author of strategy of denialtego american defense in the age of great power conflict elbridge. just as with how they made the ccp rich , it does seemrich like it's all about money for them. no matter whate cr the crisis is the moment. nois

they're being charged in thirteen armed robberies. >> al sharpton isn't holding any community events.e's not urging young folks to change course, change their ways. r why?. and roughly five months into the year, there have been one hundred and sixty two homicide victims in chicagctims ino. houser, not more of a real fullr throated effort by city leadersy to address that. >> well, it's the latest tragedy that led to an important conversation on real time with bill maher last week. with my next guest, famedt trag economist glenn lowry. >>edat led to chicago, like mot the the shootings are young black men killing other young black men. is that not correct? yeah, that's correct. >> yeathat's correct. the cops do. about >> why doesn't anybody talk about that? well, i mean , why aren't there, you know, a hundred giant black celebrities who would have the respect of those people? saying, what are you doing to yourselves? why are you killing each other?u a lot of times the solutionser?u that come from the left seemthac symbolic. they don't seem like we're actually addressing what really needs

reverend al sharpton says the justice department should step in saying in a statement when you have 17 members of the antioch police department >> offering free dinner to whoever shoots the mayor. how can you expect any of them to honestly keep him let alone anyone else safe. he said i am respectfully asking attorney general garland too, take over this situation as we've seen these incidents galvanize. so those who wish to cause harm against black elected officials. all right. switching gears here for a moment. we're going to take a live look outside. then comes francisco on beautiful spring day. look beautiful and laurent. i we're getting closer to the weekend sunshine. it will be how about that? we are setting sail on what looks like some fantastic weather. ed. >> maybe the warmest weekend we've seen so far this year. so. >> yeah, today kind of get a taste of that sunshine all the way. the coastline, beautiful weather all around the bay area. looks like that is going to stick around. probably start warming up even tomorrow. numbers outside right now. not bad at all. 62 degrees in san