in south carolina, in south carolina, over 200,000 people would gain health insurance if the governornd legislature approved the expansion. [applause] not only would several hundred thousand people gain health insurance, the state would create tens of thousands of decent paying jobs. [applause] and the federal government picks up almost all of the bill. pretty good deal. [applause] in my view, it is terribly wrong to allow a rigid, right-wing, political ideology to stand in the way of health care for hundreds of thousands of south carolinians. [applause] it is wrong to allow hundreds of people in your beautiful state to die unnecessarily because they cannot go to a doctor when they should. it is wrong and immoral to have a situation where people will suffer and become much sicker than they otherwise would have been because they don't have medicaid. that is wrong. [applause] and i would hope very much that not only here in south carolina, but all across this country, republican governors and legislatures would let go for one minute of the right wing ideology and take care of the people

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south carolina, iowa, and new hampshire.rman confirms payments have stopped, but that everyone though is still working as volunteers in iowa, new hampshire, officials there confirm to cnn that workers have been informed, informed about the fact that they wouldn't be paid, and they've been asked to stay on as volunteers if they can. the perry campaign though says that they are still in this for the fight and for the long haul. in a statement, the campaign says this, that it has tough decisions to make with respect to both monetary and time-related resources. though they say they're going to fight on. joining me now is bruce haines, south carolina republican strategist, thanks for coming in. far lot of folks, this raises eyebrows about the viability of al campaign because you need money and you need money to stay in the race. the campaign acknowledges now they have tough money decisions to make, but what does that mean for his organization and his chances in places like south carolina? >> well, little head, it's not good. you

day, how i d of the perform in south carolina is how well, i perform outside of south carolina. won a six-week primary. at the end of the day what's going to get me through south carolina is perform well in narp and do well in iowa. if i don't do well in iowa and new hampshire then it will be a campaign that knees to be reassessed. i feel great about south carolina. smiling faces and beautiful places. i don't know how mr. trump fits in that motto. time will tell. >> i'm an economics reporter but i see you a respected member of the armed services committee. withou're slinging insults donald trump. tell me why for you personally this is worth it? >> it's fun. i mean, he gave out my cell phone number on national television. so i had fun with it. at the end of the day we'll get serious. this is the silly season. you know, you have scott walker talk about destroying isil, i like scott but there's no plan there. you don't have american ground troops in iraq and part of a regional army, there's nobody left in syria to help, so at the end of the day if you don't understand we need groun

south carolina is now up to 18%. something really, really special is happening. >> reporter: what's happening is a result of an intense push by south carolina leaders to attract aerospace and auto manufacturing jobs. helping push down the state's unemployment rate. recently, volvo picked south carolina over mexico for an assembly plant that will employee 2,000 people. governor nikki haley says convincing companies not to build south of the border means offering them a better option. >> the way we can step up is certainly costs you can go so far but we can step up on our training, with our workforce and we can step up with the business environment and how we proceed going forward. >> reporter: a big reason why made in south carolina has become so popular is because manufacturers like bmw can ship their products around the world. in fact, the port of charleston has become the busiest on the east coast. >> the infrastructure is really good because we bring in a lot of raw material, specifically natural rubber from south

he might not even get on the ballot in south carolina because the south carolina republican party isow making it a requirement that any candidate who wants to be on the ballot in the primary has to promise to not run as a third-party candidate. you have to love south carolina politics. >> doug, thank you so much. >> great to see you, doug. >>> a reminder to everyone, if a few minutes donald trump will be speaking to voters in the great state of south carolina. we're going to bring those remarks to you live right here on cnn. >>> and what about the democratic side? joe biden speaking words out loud that have a lot of people wondering maybe he's not going to run. he wonders does he have the emotional fuel for a race? and is his heart and soul in it? he says they're pretty banged up right now. >>> also, alison parker, she was supposed to be in a dance competition in a few weeks. she was supposed to have a rehearsal yesterday afternoon. her tango partner didn't know she had been killed. he joins us next. >>> alison parker and adam ward, they were called the "a" team by their co-workers.

columbia, south carolina. i have the privilege of serving as the national press secretary for bernie 2016. you will be dmc for this evening. is that ok -- i will be your mc for this evening. the man ofing out the hour, i want to chat with you all. america celebrated the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act? the voting rights act was a civil rights moment, landmark legislation. we we are knowledge how far have come. but the supreme court 2013 decision getting the voting rights act was a shameful step backwards. it was. today we know our voting rights, family values, the quality of education and a black lives are under attack. we still have work to do. we need people we trust at leading this country to get the work done. am i right? we need new voices that are not afraid to speak truth about the injustices plaguing people of color and the plight of everyday hard-working americans. know theeople who critical civil rights law which protected voters in places with a history of discrimination is as necessary to

. >> south carolina is at war with this federal government and this administration. (cheers and applause). >> jon: whoo! whoo! war against the government led by south carolina! (laughter) that always has a good ending, right? i think i remember us clapping for this in a previous incarnation. (cheers and applause) wow. so a faint hint of civil war. (laughter) hoary! what didn't the audience like? >> maybe we ought to consider a golden rule in foreign policy. don't do to other nations... (boos) ... what we don't want to happen to us. (laughter). >> jon: let the record show on january 16, 2012, the good people of south carolina booed the golden rule. (laughter) but one man managed to both win the debate and provide a fitting tribute to the late martin luther king. >> speaker gingrich, you recently said black americans should demand jobs not food stamps. can't you see that this is viewed at a minimum as insulting to all americans but particularly to black americans? (applause) >> no. i don't see that. (cheers and applause). >> jon: hooray! yes, hooray for your inability

it borders the savannah river of south carolina as well as georgia.born right across the bridge, a little bit down in barnwell county. he grew up in a augusta. he had a heart for both areas that is why he created the song georgia liner. ♪ i'm a georgia liner georgia liner i was raised in georgia, born under a lineup. georgia liner georgia liner ♪ ♪ >> my grandmother and grandfather were poor. he grew up in the downtown area, which at that time was called the terry, or the territory where the poor people live. his days growing up and our and honey's place, there were some things going on at aunt honey's house that was a prohibition house. the military gentleman came down to visit the ladies of the evening at aunt honey's place, and so as a young lawyer he got a chance to see some things. that is the area in which and the surroundings he grew up in. he met bobby byrd, who i call uncle bobby in georgia. uncle bobby was part of a gospel group gospel star lighters. he came and performed in the boys home. dad was there as an inmate, and then met there. they

in south carolina, in south carolina, over 200,000 people would gain health insurance if the governor and legislature approved the expansion. [applause] mr. sanders: not only would several hundred thousand people gain health insurance, the state would create tens of thousands of decent paying jobs. [applause] mr. sanders: and the federal government picks up almost all of the bill. pretty good deal. [applause] mr. sanders: in my view, it is terribly wrong to allow a rigid, right-wing, political ideology to stand in the way of health care for hundreds of thousands of south carolinians. [applause] mr. sanders: it is wrong to allow hundreds of people in your beautiful state to die unnecessarily because they cannot go to a doctor when they should. it is wrong and immoral to have a situation where people will suffer and become much sicker than they otherwise would have been because they don't have medicaid. that is wrong. [applause] mr. sanders: and i would hope very much that not only here in south carolina, but all across this country, republican governors and legislatures would let go fo

i feel good about south carolina, there are smiling faces, i don't know how mr.mp fits into that model, time will tell. sen. graham: senator, i have to ask you. i haven't -- i am an economics reporter. i see you as someone who has a strong voice on national security, but you are destroying a phone, slinging insults, how for you is this worth it? sen. graham: it is fun. he gave out my cell phone number on national television. so i had fun with it. at the end of the day, we will get serious. this is the silly season. you have scott walker talking about destroying isil today. i like scott, but there is no plan there. if you don't have ground troops in a regional army, there is nobody left in syria to help. if you do not understand that we need ground forces in syria, you are not serious about isil. you were not ready to be commander in chief. john: mark and i got an exclusive tour of donald trump's campaign headquarters. more on that after our sponsors. john: earlier this week we got the first exclusive look of trump's campaign office. this is what we found. ♪ mark:

or here in columbia, south carolina. nobody would have told me that we would have 28,000 people coming up to portland, oregon. were 27,000 in los angeles. not just the size of the crowds, it's enthusiasm. it makes me a bit nervous. as i said tonight, this is not about me. i cannot do it alone. what we need is a political movement of millions of people who are getting involved in the political process in a way that we have not done in the past. if we continue to have low voter turnout, if people are not paying attention to the major issues facing us, right wing republicans will continue to win. if we can bring people together around a progressive agenda, i think we can transform this country and win this election. host: dee is next from rockford, illinois on the republican line. guest: under the obama administration, ina cancer patient -- i am a cancer patient receiving care. becau were to be elected, se honestly i have been a republican all my life, and i am frustrated. i am frustrated with the choices that we have right

i feel good about south carolina, there are smiling faces, i don't know how mr.mp fits into that model, time will tell. lizzie: senator, i am in economics reporter, but i see you as someone who has a strong voice on national security, but you are destroying a phone, slinging insults, how for you is this worth it? lindsey graham: it is fun. he gave out my cell phone number on national television. so i had fun with it. at the end of the day, we will get serious. this is the silly season. you have scott walker talking about destroying i sold today -- isil, but there is a no plan there. there will be nobody left in syria to help. if you do not understand that we need ground forces in syria, you are not serious about isil. john kasich is a great guy. he said under sequestration, it did not bother him at all. but it bothers me, we will destroy the military. john: i knew you wanted to take that shot at governor casey. thank you. we will be back. coming up, we had an exclusive tour of the campaign headquarters other trump earlier this week. we will show you what we found

there's also a south carolina poll that's out today for from monmouth. looks the same, donald trump polling at 30%, doubling the candidate doing second best in south carolina and mr. trump is not only way out front, he pushes all these supposedly more viable supposedly more mainstream candidates down into single digits low single digit, total dominance, a huge day for donald trump in those early state polls news that is very bad. here's one thing to notice. in that p p p poll, yes, donald trump does better than jeb bush or scott walker or new bedford, but none of them even come in second to donald trump in new hampshire. none of them comes in third in new hampshire. donald trump comes in first, second place the john kasich, third place is carly fiorina. what? john kasich doesn't do great in south carolina but carly fiorina does there, too. in that south carolina poll donald trump by a mile, then ben carson is second, jeb bush comes in third in south carolina but then carly fiorina is tied for forty place with marco rubio. carly fiorina relatively speakin

i will retire in south carolina because that is home for us. it is very meaningful and we are always proud people. i can go home now because it's an outlier simply because the racial dynamics are very intense and that's a end up in the flag will help people and i cannot go home and talk to my family. >> in "blind conceit" come to talk about the president. has the president does anything you can save lives? >> he's made a major contribution because he is polarized us so much. he has been so aggressive in promoting progressivism that people like it would have been in our corporate lies over the last 50 years and they are waking up realities. in "blind conceit" attack about the crossroads in the 1860s when abraham lincoln said we can't do this anymore. we can't be half free and half slave. when you think where we are today, we are half and half. i think what the president has done is he has encouraged all americans to choose which side you are on. only biblical and for your secular status. there are a few things i agree with him on, but i do agree

he was actually born across the bridge and south carolina.area is called the central savannah river area. it borders the savannah river south carolina, as well as georgia. he was born across the bridge down in barnwell county. he grew up in augustine -- augusta. that is why he made the beautiful song "georgia liner." >> ♪ i'm a georgia liner ♪ >> ♪ georgia liner ♪ >> i was born in carolina ♪ georgia liner ♪ >> ♪ georgia liner ♪ deanna: my grandmother and grandfather were poor. he grew up in the terry, short for the territory, which is where poor people live. his days were growing up and and honey's place. there were some things going on in the house. it was a prohibition house. military gentleman came down to visit ladies of the evening. as a young boy he got a chance to see some things. that is the area in which he grew up in. he met bobby byrd, who i call on uncle bobby, in georgia. uncle bobby was part of a gospel group. they came and performed in the boys home. they met there and they became friends because in order for dead to be able to

georgia was the battle flag of northern virginia and flying over the state capitol was teaching in south carolina. as a people are looking at that issue more or less in the face although there've been 100 plus protein federate flag rallies. i don't know how big, scattered around the south. >> and there will continue to be. but i don't want us to forget or underestimate the power of the families. it is in the act of forgiveness and christianity. >> you will have to fight it out >> the texas state board covering textbooks and the approval of them has been recently considering history books and the treatment of slavery. i'm curious whether you have had any opportunity to talk about your book in texas and what you might recommend to those trying to get a broad view of history that seems to be reflected. i don't think that is great happened in texas. it's one of those places politicians stand up and talk about secession. what are they thinking? what are they thinking? stack to two questions. the first and the smallest if you were in a movie who would you like to play wax [laughter] >> i don't know. i

it came after a wild speech in south carolina.oman even touch the hair on his head, invited her up from the audience. he was trying to counteract something written in the "new york times." in between the theatrics and the talk of immigration, trump turned to his fellow republican candidates. here he is specifically attacking jeb bush. >> hillary and jeb, i can't call him bush. he doesn't use his last name. there's a reason he doesn't use his last name. it's not going to work too well. we had a lot of problems with that last name. >> joining me now, former governor of new york, george pataki. when we see donald trump out there on the front lines attacking other leading republicans in the field, is it smart for someone like yourself, for a jeb bush to attack back? >> it's not a question of whether it's smart. it's a question of whether it's right or wrong, thomas. to me, there's no question, when you have a candidate like donald trump who demonizes an entire category of people, mexicans, or he goes after megyn kelly, a respect the j

right before this interview you said now i can go to my family reunion in south carolina. what'd you mean by that? [laughter] >> guest: well, the reunion moves around, but 90% of my family is in south carolina. people don't know that i'm from there. ..

so there he is in greenville, south carolina.he republican presidential front-runner answering reporters' questions as he likes to do following his big speeches. let's get some analysis of what we just heard. joining us, our political commentators, s.e. cupp and nia-malika henderson. s.e., what did you think? >> asking for analysis of either the speech or those questions is a heavy lift, wolf. it's hard to analyze when someone answers questions with total nonsequeters. when asked about women issues, he said jeb bush would not fund women's issues, which is not true. he said ask my wife and daughter if i'm good on wife shooters. what about mass shootings? something has to be done. again, there's not a lot of substance when it comes to trump. so where he distracts, diverts, touch my hair, i don't know. there's not a lot for me to sort of weigh in on because he's not very meaty with actual solutions to problems that a lot of voters want addressed. >> having said that, you know, look at this new poll out today. nationwide, republican

south carolina can especially a test for this. in 2013, china consumed $4.2 billion of goods and services produced in the state. that is more than any other country. that supports thousands of south carolina jobs. because of good policies from your governor and legislature, textile jobs was taken by china are now returning. as he found out this week, the negative effects of china's economic meddling are severe. the chinese government's efforts to devalue its currency and bring global trade are a threat to economic interest. china is going to our national security. earlier this year, it was behind the largest cyber attack ever carried out against the united states. its current ruler, xi jinping, is trying to convince his 1.3 billion people that the way to reestablish chinese greatness is to undermine the united states and enhance china's influence at our expense. to this end, he is asserting control over the east and south china seas through which more than half of global commerce passes each day. this is beijing's way of gaining l

he hired two new staffers in new hampshire, in south carolina he's made two new hires as well including a woman named nancy mace, the first woman to ever graduate from the citadel, now working on donald trump's campaign in south carolina. individually, none of those hires, none of those announcements is the sort of thing that would make for a spectacular and entertaining television from a celebrity candidate. none of those is a celebrity move at all. none of them zingers. but they are the serious staffing hires that will impress whether or not donald trump's campaign for president gets treated as a political campaign rather than just an ongoing and admittedly hilarious publicity stunt. on the political basic, stuff like staffing, stuff like polling was one of the biggest days donald trump has had since he started running for president. the political news started with this rocket from public policy polling. public policy polling is generally described as a democratic-leaning firm, they

police in south carolina shot to death an unarmed teenager. the victim's family is now asking for a federal investigation. >>> street fight with homelessness booming in the big apple a police union is stirring controversy by posting pictures that critics call a campaign of shame. >>> unsafe at any speed. investigators are blaming a truck driver's fatigue for the deadly crash that seriously injured actor tracy morgan. we'll examine the prevalence of the problem on our nation's highways. plus, tragic comic. our conversation with barry cremens. >> there are children going through absolute hell and we need to know bit and have the courage to talk about it. >> how the trail blazing comedian overcame trauma to help save other kids from abuse. >>> there is anger and debate in south carolina tonight after the police killing of an unarmed teenager last month. 19-year-old zachary hameham19-yd was shot and killed. >> breaking news from the doj, washington, they are actually making the announcement that they are going to do a parallel investigation in sou

i don't know what he's going to do in south carolina. your thoughts?ell, someone asked me recently what i thought of him raising hi hand. how could he not, he's made, great head qai in the polls by being himself. he's stepped in something that is strong and potent in american politics. people are upset about out of control national debt, world seems out of control. as a i said my job is republican chairman to elect someone in 2016. >> wishing you luck matt thanks so much. coming up after the break with this all one big giant publicity stunt? >> excuse me, sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. you haven't been called. go back to univision. >> okay, wow wild day yet again here you can see we're almost at 400. take a look at the dow pup 32391 right now. investors, they have just spent -- so volatile in this environment, but we'll see whether or not this rally holds. television quite an interesting day. right around this time just yesterday keep an eye only the green on a the screened or terse to u.s. factories for durable goods up 2% after a 4

virginia was actually slave breeding and it became south carolina v. virginia for kind of where the slave industry was going to be, like where the power came from. and thanks to thomas jefferson virginia won. so this is actually, this is kind of an alternative history. this is something that a lot of people don't know about. so ned and constance have done years of research. it's the unofficial sequel to his book which new orleans a lot of slaves who were brought in from the kind of from haiti and cuba and also from africa. so that is one that we're very excited for. it's an october title. >> host: and are you going to send the author on tour one that booktv would look at covering. >> guest: absolutely. the authors will be going along the mid atlantic coast to various locations that are talked about in the book chesapeake bay area. >> host: what other books do you have that you think booktv would be interested, booktv viewers would be interested in? >> guest: 17 -- [inaudible] i don't know if you can see the cover, it is one of the first modern sub b ma

>> what we requested in south carolina is that we simply do risk assessment.ndividual, these children in south carolina that are being put on the registry for the relate of their lives that we examine them and have a doctor, a psychiatrist examine them and have a psychiatrist for the state examine them as well to make sure they are not likely to reoffend. that should be the factor we consider as to whether we'll take people off the registry, not because some squlouj is not a psychiatrist who doesn't know anything about mental health, who doesn't know anything about the risk to reoffend decides it ought to be 25 years in zach's case or in south carolina any judge that puts somebody on the registry is putting them there for the rest of their lives. i represented an individual who was 16 years old put on the registry for the rest of his life even though a psychiatrist testified he was not likely to reoffend. this needs to change. >> so how did we end up here? because i always want to say the law doesn't catch up with technology when we were talking about sexting

i got nothing are you in terms of like jokes and sounds because of what happened in south carolina. maybe if i wasn't nearing the end of the run or this wasn't such a common occurrence, maybe i could have pulled out of the spiral, but i didn't. and so i honestly have nothing other than just sadness once again that we have to peer into the abyss of the depraved violence that we do to each other and the nexus of a just gaping racial wound that will not heal, yet we pretend doesn't exist. and i'm confident, though, that by acknowledging it, by staring into that and seeing it for what it is, we still won't do jack ( bleep ). yeah. that's us. and that's the part that blows my mind. i don't want to get into the political argument of the guns and things-- what-- what blows my mind is the disparity of response between when we think people that are foreign are going to kill us and us killing ourselves. if this had been what we thought was islamic terrorism, it would fit into our-- we invade tiger woodinininvadedtwo countries ans of dollars and american lives and fly unmanned death machines o

host: senator bernie sanders in claudia, south carolina. --columbia, south carolina. thank you for sticking around and we will see you on the campaign trail. a reminder, this event will re-air 11:00 eastern. it's also posted on a website at www.c-span.org. re-airing this weekend on c-span radio. we will continue to follow all the presidential candidates, including senator sanders at liberty university. he is scheduled to speak their september 15. our coverage of the iowa state fair and the des moines register soapbox will continue tomorrow. event at nooninal eastern time, senator chris christie will be at the soapbox. that will be followed at 1:00 eastern time by governor bobby jindal. today, senator ted cruz was on hand. he spoke for about minutes. here's is our coverage from the iowa state fair this morning. [applause] much.ruz: thank you very god bless the great state of iowa. [applause] how many of y'all watched the debate in cleveland? what an amazing array of talent that was on that stage. how fantastic is it that we have so many young, passionate, dynamic leade

congrats, lindsey graham you just got four point in your home state of south carolina. >> come to south carolina, and i'll beat his brains out. >> reporter: trump is scheduled to be in south carolina this thursday, and, norah, as you can imagine, the political world will be watching to see what lindy graham has in mind for donald trump. >> wow, school-yard line taunts before the school year has begun. thank you, chip. it trump wants to be on the south carolina ballot he will have to rule out a third party run, something he has so far refused to do. the form requires a pledge promising to summit the republican nominee. after yesterday's big sell-off on wall street, stock prices rallied at the open today, but by the close, they were back in negative territory. the dow down 204 points, the fifth straight triple-digit loss. vladimir duthiers is following the market's ups and downs. >> reporter: today's rally faded quickly this afternoon, norah, showing the market is still on edge. it was a huge reversal as the dow was up as much as 441 point in the morning and stayed up much of the day. but

this deeply upset the south carolina couple, the couple. the reason the south carolina custody to dustin brown over the adoptive couple thethat he is a member of cherokee nation, and the cherokee nation is covered by the indian child welfare act. they sued to regain custody of veronica based on this act. and that led to the supreme court actually sort of deliberating about the constitutionality of the indian child welfare act. and they ended up reversing the earlier court, the lower court's decision, remanding it to the lower court. in the lower court then, they re-assigned custody of veronica back to the adoptive couple. so, this, i open my book with this incident because the history i am telly is still very fresh. -- i'm telling is still very fresh. it is still very much affecting indian peoples lives. and this court case was a real blow to indian people who have really revered the indian child welfare act as a tool for them to help reclaim the care of their children and to regain children who have been lost to them. there is a long histo

if the governors of south carolina and politicians in kansas, south carolina, don't want military bases in their states, we can always defund them. >> are these criminals? >> yeah, they deserve defunding because they don't want terrorist on their soil and to add the danger of terrorism. scott. >> that's exactly what the left does. you dangle money and you take it away if they don't agree with you. you don't want these prisoners, these detainees, their infrastructure, and their families and certainly, look, going forward gitmo should be expanded. katie is right. it was a success. we got good information out of it. you survived. you'll get a reward for that. major reward. that's okay. we can hand it. >> thanks, guys. >> all this turmoil that the >>> names they like so much they just bought them. can't wait to tell you, but scott goes first. scott. >> in times like these you got to stick with businesses that have a lot of cash in their balance sheets and tried and true businesses. that's google, googl. >> adam. >> van garde small cap value. one advantage to this primarily focused on the u.

or here in columbia, south carolina.d have told me that we would have 28,000 people coming up to portland, oregon. were 27,000 in los angeles. not just the size of the crowds, it's enthusiasm. it makes me a bit nervous. as i said tonight, this is not about me. i cannot do it alone. what we need is a political movement of millions of people who are getting involved in the political process in a way that we have not done in the past. if we continue to have low voter turnout, if people are not paying attention to the major issues facing us, right wing republicans will continue to win. if we can bring people together around a progressive agenda, i think we can transform this country and win this election. host: dee is next from rockford, illinois on the republican line. guest: under the obama administration, ina cancer patient -- i am a cancer patient receiving care. becau were to be elected, se honestly i have been a republican all my life, and i am frustrated. i am frustrated with the choices that we have right now as far

a south carolina girl is missing. she has not been seen since stopping at a chick-fil-a last thursday morning on her first day of school. now they believe that she left on her own alone and was not cohorsed. it later shows her stopping by the bank and her phone was found later that day at the ocean ridge resort parking lot. it's a 2002 fort escape is also missing. >> if we can find the vehicle maybe that will bring us closer to her. >>> police in fort worth texas are investigating animal cruelty. it's a man pepper spraying the dog even though that it's outside of the fence. you can see it all over the dog's face there. they say that they have seen the video and they take the complaints seriously but also said that nearly 6,000 employees were attacked by dogs. >>> a boy trips into a painting that's 350 years old. >> in the world of oops, this is a masterpiece. watch as this kid stumbles and puts his hand right through a painting in taiwan. not just anything but a 350-year-old painting. did i mention it's worth 1 and a

south carolina democrats are majority african-american. is his path in the states where blacks make up a significant part of the democratic -- >> well, that's what he did this weekend is he went and spoke to groups and communities saying i'm going to learn about this, i'm going to reach out more to the african-american community. part of this with bernie sanders is he doesn't have a relationship not just in south carolina but with the african-american community at large. everybody knows who hillary clinton and joe biden is and they have long, deep relationships. bernie sanders is starting from scratch. he's a senator from vermont, not exactly the most diverse state out there. >> woodruff: but he's started to make some policy statements. >> absolutely. bernie sanders came out with a pretty strong statement on criminal justice, something that the black lives matter movement wanted him to do and they're praising him for doing that. he had a meeting in south carolina with black lives matter and others. he's making a movement. he's trying, work

consultant, originally from florence, south carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"ek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. ben was not mouthing, "i love you" to me. that was for someone else.

south carolina senator lindsey graham at only 4%. what do you make of this south carolina poll? >> well, it's not just south carolina. you see jeb bush fading across the board in the early states and donald trump gaining traction. new hampshire he's well over 30% and bush is out of the running. everyone else is out of the running. i think what jeb has finally come alive and started to attack. original strategy was we have $100 million, more money than a lot of the candidates combined. we can stay in this race longer than almost anyone else and let's just wait to see about if this trump phenomenon lasts or if he implodes. he can he didn't implode. he's only become stronger. maybe desperation is too strong a word. in-the i think there is a certain sense from the bush campaign that somebody has to take him out and it better be them. they can go the longest and at the end of the day it's bush versus trump, that's good for jeb bush. >> trump about to address in dubuque and you know he will go after bush once again. donald trump also went after senator lindsey graham in a tweet today.

my father was teaching in the university of south carolina. 'm glad that people are finally looking at that issue, more or less, although there have been 100-plus proconfederate rallies, i don't know how big scattered on the south. >> and it will continue to be and i don't want anyone to underestimate -- >> i don't think so. >> unbelievable acts of you know, forgiveness. >> cristianity. >> absolutely. >> i know y'all are going to have to fight it out there. [inaudible conversations] >> i've been noting that the texas state board covering textbooks has been recently considering history books in this treatment of slavery. i'm curious whether you have -- whether you have had any opportunity to talk about your book in texas or -- >> not yet. or or communications with those people and what you might recommend to those trying to -- a broader view of history seems to be reflected. >> i would recommend that ever grade -- [laughs] >> buy this book, but i don't think that's going to happen in texas. i mean, texas is still one of those places where politi

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in the middle is a south carolina state flag. now, to the right of that, you have the second national flag of the confederacy, also known as the stainless banner, and that one became the national flag in 1863. the first national flag look too close to a u.s. flag, so this one is not gonna be mistaken for a u.s. flag. february 18, 1865, is when charleston was reclaimed by the u.s. army. that is when the civil war ended in charleston harbor, and when that flag goes up, it signifies the end of the war. flag. actually, two more states were added to the union, or to the flag, during the civil war, which include west virginia, which had seceded from virginia to join the union, and then there was also kansas. >> although the u.s. army made repairs, the fort never saw action again. in 1948, it became a national monument and is managed by the national park service. there's a museum with lots of interesting exhibits to tell you more about the history of fort sumter. and if you're interested in the history of baseball, here's an interesting