fernando: that's senator tim scott, a south carolina republican, speaking on the floor of the senate.n a series of speeches, senator scott laid bare the realities of what happens when racism and policing intersect. here's what he said. tim scott: in the course of one year, i have been stopped seven times by law enforcement officers. not four, not five, not six, but seven times in one year as an elected official. but the vast majority of the time, i was pulled over for nothing more than driving a new car in the wrong neighborhood or some other reason just as trivial. i do not know many african have an men who do not very similar story to tell, no matter their profession, no matter their income, no matter their dispositon in life. it may not happen 1000 times a day, but it happens too many times a day. fernando: senator scott didn't just focus on the negative experiences. in other remarks, he highlighted the heroic actions by police. tim scott our law enforcement : officers are true american heroes. fernando: when we come back, the poet laureate of the united states on where america goe

this as senator tim scott delivers a stark message about being profiled himself, even refused access to high profile events. >> ruth bader ginsburg not backing down. she's caused a debate. should a sitting justice be politically outspoke snn. >> and we're used to hearing taylor swift talk about her breakups. this time it's her exairing plenty of dirty laundry. hear by a collaboration with rihanna is sparking a twitter feud on this thursday, july 14th. >> from ab this use, this news, "world news now." >> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. >> let's start with the espy awards. >> you had nba stars on stage issuing a call to action. they told their fellow pros to get more involved in attempting to heal the nation's racial wounds while renouncing all violence. >> and joe biden honored craig sager who is battling cancer, and sager wore a brightly colored outfit. >> we cannot ignore the realities of the current state of america. >> reporter: a call to action. >> alton sterling. philando castile. this is also our reality. >> reporter: four of the nba's biggest names using

>> i think tim scott put it perfectly. this is a no-win situation, an incredibly difficult situation. always made more difficult when you're overseas, as president. you have the time difference, you have the physical difference. it does sound like the white house is at least considering having the president come barrack from europe early. he's supposed to go to spain later this weekend. i think the president in all of these conversations is going to mention gun control. i think he firmly believes that in all of these situations, we can't ignore it. so people will be angry about that, certainly, but that is just no surprise to me, to april, she's covered it for a long time. this is something he believes in passionately and i don't think you should expect him to walk away from that. >> gun control does not mean taking guns away. it means putting the assault weapons ban back in place. >> we'll talk about guns to the second panel. i want to get to the politics here in 2016. moments ago, both candidates reacted to these shootin

>> i think tim scott put it perfectly.is a no-win situation, an incredibly difficult situation. always made more difficult when you're overseas, as president. you have the time difference, you have the physical difference. it does sound like the white house is at least considering having the president come barrack from europe early. he's supposed to go to spain later this weekend. i think the president in all of these conversations is going to mention gun control. i think he firmly believes that in all of these situations, we can't ignore it. so people will be angry about that, certainly, but that is just no surprise to me, to april, she's covered it for a long time. this is something he believes in passionately and i don't think you should expect him to walk away from that. >> gun control does not mean taking guns away. it means putting the assault weapons ban back in place. >> we'll talk about guns to the second panel. i want to get to the politics here in 2016. moments ago, both candidates reacted to these shootings. le

think it has cast a shadow of over what it should not and will not touch. >> carolina's senator, tim scott says this is a huge conflict of interest. senator scott, good evening, a clear of conflict of interest, did she know better or if she did, why did she do it? >> you got to think that president bill clinton form attorney general speaking to an attorney general, both understand that situation is at the very least unethical, whether it reminds the good of people or if it reminds of some of the smoke filled back rooms where deals are cut. i am not sure what happened on that plane. i know those two, attorney general and former attorney general both understand the consequences. i cannot imagine an everyday person having a spouse under investigation sitting down with the investigators. that would never happen to the common folks here in south carolina but for the privilege, for the elite, they must have a very difficult standard. >> senator, the sad part of all this is the fact of the code of conduct, rule 14 as it relates to these prosecutors making it very clear that it is the very least o

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issue is personal to one of only two black members of the senate and powerful capitol hill speech tim scott how he had been profiled by police even as an elected official. >> i have felt the anger the frustration, sadness and the humiliation. >> reporter: president obama's meeting of community policing produced a list of priorities, but admits the nation is not close to solve issues between police and communities of color. >> we invite you to join us tonight for national conference at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> get ready for a scorcher, the heat will be on as the temperatures soar and the excessive heat index. this could be the third heat wave of the summer. if we hit the expected high tempts today through saturday an excessive heat warning begins at noon as we mentioned that activates special summer heat programs by the health commissioner, visitors by field teams and outreach to senior citizens, use fans and open windows to release any trapped hot air. if you exercise, go to a gym, or head outside now, as poe opposed to later that's to avoid heat exhaustion and to prevent that local doctors ha

this as senator tim scott delivers a stark message about being profiled himself at the highest levelfused access to high-profile events. >>> ruth bader ginsburg not backing down from her criticism of donald trump. despite her notorious nickname, she's caused a debate. should a sitting supreme court justice be politically outspoken? >>> and we're used to hearing taylor swift talk about her breakups. this time it's her ex airing plenty of dirty laundry. hear why a collaboration with rihanna is sparking a twitter feud on this thursday, july 14th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. let's start with the powerful opening of last night's espy awards. >> the show started with carmelo anthony, chris paul, dwyane wade and lebron james all on stage issuing a call to action. they told their fellow pros to get more involved in attempting to heal the nation's racial wounds while renouncing all violence. >>> and another high point of the show, vice president joe biden honored the perseverance of nba commentator craig sager who is bat

nermeen: that was republican senator tim scott speaking.om stamper, can you respond what he said, and also if you think the police is plagued with systemic racism. mr. stamper: let me start wiwith that question -- the short answer is yes. i can cite an example closer to me, and asking american men, ron sims, man of the cloth, spoke to a reporter recently, and set i haven't stopped eight times by the police, and invariably the question seems to be what are you doing here? do white members of our community get that kind of treatment? in blunt terms, it is racist. it is a racist action on the part of an officer if he or she does not have reasonable suspicion that a person is committing, has committed, or is about to commit a crime. says, yetat the law that law is systematically defied by police around this country in unlawful search and seizurure, stop and frisk situations. but there is also systemic racism. it goes back as far as the institution, and i know president obama made reference to the long history, the of thees-old history relations

conservative senator tim scott said howacially profiled by police repeatedly even as an elected official. >> i felt the anger, frustration and humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. >> yesterday the president spent three hours at the white house with community activists and law enforcement. he said we need to quote grind it out to make progress. we invite you to join us for the president and the people, a national conversation. it begins at # p.m. on 6abc. >>> taxes are going up in pennsylvania to balance this year's budget it is expected to bring $1.3 billion. tobacco taxes are rising by one dollar that includes the smokeless kind along with electronic cigarettes. digital downloads will be taxed swell. >>> fire fighting foam used at the willow grove navel base contaminated drinking supply in upper dublin, doylestown and warminster. the state representative will explain how the funding will help the communities today. >>> mother nature is delivering one-two punch after wicked storms. the national weather service said 3 or

this is what tim scott. >> i think it was so brave and powerful.ator for five years and i was challenged on my lapel pin. they supposed to know who they are and he was unsect against this race. >> i think christie could be a great person to push this. >> he could. he has done a lot in noj noj. be up next, we return from the republican can s con tenner. keep et mere here -- here on "morning joe." ♪ americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service to get it there. because when you ship with us, your business becomes our business. that's why we make more ecommerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit... veggies... and herbs needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink >>

carolinaeek, south senator tim scott spoke about his personal experience with law enforcement. his remark is next. hillary clinton campaigns with senator tim kaine in virginia. later, remarks from house speaker paul ryan. >> the senator from south carolina. scott: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to give my second speech this week discussing the issues we are facing as a nation following last week's tragedies -- i'm a kid who grew up in a single parent household. disillusioned at times. nearly fund out of high school whose life was changed by a powerful african american mom and an optimistic visionary chick-fil-a operator who happened to be white. why do i say this? it is incredibly important while our problems appear in black and white, our solutions are black and white. rise is a testament to god's love, and the love of my mentor. i don't deny that our nation have toughhis must conversations, family conversations. i have experience as possible when the family talks. it is really a cool thing. my life story is a story of second chances. a love story of sorts. it is a dark

in a powerful capitol hill speech tim scott told how he had been repeatedly racial profiled by police even as an elected official. >> during the course of one year i've been stopped seven times by law enforcement officers. the vast majority of the time i was pulled over for nothing more than driving a new car in the wrong neighborhood. >> reporter: that abc town hall with president obama will take place tonight, again, at 8 p.m. eastern and pacific time hosted by "world news tonight's" david muir. president obama is meeting on community policing produced a number of priorities but the president admitted this nation is not even close to resolving the issues between police and communities of color. diane and kendis. >> a lot of us are expecting big things from that later today. thank you, kenneth. >>> donald trump by the way plans to keep us guessing for one more day tweeting that he will announce his running mate tomorrow in new york. indiana governor mike pence and former house speaker newt gingrich huddle with trump and his children and chris christie met with the trump camp this wee

later a police on speech relations for african-americans from south carolina carolina tim scott and that is followed by attorney general loretta lynch at a hearing at the house jidic jidiciary committee. >> our road to the white house coverage continues thursday and friday as the republicans decide the rules for the convention next week. [applause] >> the hard fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer >> colorado. >> florida. >> watch c-span as the delegation consider the first nomination of a woman ever to head the major party and the ninety-first non-politician in year. watch on c-span, lis on the c-span app or get information online at c-span.org. >> hillary clinton addresses divisiveness in the country at at the same place where lincoln divided his house divided speech on the parallels of slavery. this is about 35 minutes. [applause] >> hi. thank you, all, very much. please be seated. it is wonderful being back here. it is always a special privilege having grown up in chicago and the suburbs to be here in the state capitol and especially here

then remarks by senator tim scott talking about encounters with law enforcement officers on capitol hill. joining us is kelly ward, the democratic her -- democratic director of the national campaign committee. and joining us with the questioning is david wasserman from the cook political report and sean sullivan who covers political races for the "washington post." let make -- let me begin with donald trump. how close will you be tried -- we be tying donald trump and his message to republican candidates running this fall? me.y: thank you for having that's exactly the right question to ask. for us, elections are about a contrast and elections are about meeting voters where they are and talking with them about how the election is going to impact their life. have seen this entire cycle is voters are viewing the 2016 election through donald trump. it is what they are thinking about. it is what they are talking about. as we pivot to the general election, they are solidifying with a think about him and starting to see the contrast between him and hillary clinton, and which is critical for us,

. >> senator tim scott is the lone african-american republican in the senate.the senate chamber yesterday he shared his personal stories of being profiled in a bid to foster understanding. >> it's easy to identify a u.s. senator by our pin. i recall walking into an office building just last year after being here for five years on the capitol. and the officer looked at me, a little attitude, and said, "the pin i know. you i don't. show me your i.d." recognize that just because you do not feel the pain, the anguish of another, does not mean it does not exist. >>> isis leaders are reportedly preparing for the collapse of the caliphate. the terror group declared in iraq two years ago. according to "washington post" islamic state leaders are bracing for the possibility that its remaining strongholds could fall. meanwhile, nbc's bill neely sat down with syrian president bashar al assad at his office yesterday. it was filmed by the presidential press office but there have been no editorial changes to the content. in this part of the interview, assad claims the u.s. an

." >>> south carolina senator tim scott had a powerful message to deliver when speaking about his ownences with law enforcement on the senate floor. scott says he was stopped by police seven times in just one year as an elected official. >> i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. >>> jimmy fallon celebrated the official end of the presidential primary season with a highlight reel of his own, take a look. >> now that the nominees for both parties are official, it means it's the end of the primary season for this year's election. so let's take a moment and looking back and appreciate all the great candidates we had to choose from. please, take a look. >> this president is more interested in funding -- less interested in funding the military than he is in funding plan -- than -- he's more interested in funding planned parenthood than the military. >> you know, i -- i -- i don't have a problem -- with if i were in charge -- right now -- >> the irs, the department

republican senator tim scott doesn't need a poll to expose the discrimination he says he experiences on a regular basis. >> in the course of one year, i've been stopped seven times. by law enforcement officers. >> reporter: today, at one of the fallen officers' funerals, dallas police chief david brown called for unity. >> no more racial division. in heaven. >> reporter: since last week, when the dallas police chief said that one way to bring about change is to join the police force, the department says they've been flooded with calls of people wanting to apply. david? >> linsey, thank you. these issues will be front and center in a town hall tonight right here on abc. the president and the people. families of police officers and the families who lost loved ones during police encounters, all in one room with the president. so many questions and moments including the video seen by millions now on how to survive a traffic stop. the president in a landmark town hall, on race, police and bridging the divide. and the conversation turned to this piece of video posted, giving instructions o

senator tim scott of south carolina came to the senate floor three days in a row to speak about the issuehe talked about some of his own encounters with capitol hill police. this is about 15 minutes. mr. president, the senator from south carolina, the mysident iraq today to get second speed for this discussing the issues we are facing as a nation following message tragedies in dallas, minnesota, and batteries. is perhaps there is difficult, because it's the most personal. on monday, talked about how the vast majority of our law-enforcement officers have only two things in mind. protect and serve. have issues that must result. in many cities and towns across the nation, there is a deep divide between the black community and law enforcement. a trust that. intentions that has been going for decades. as a family, one american family, we cannot ignore these issues. because while so many officers do good, and we should be thankful, we should be very thankful in support of all of those officers that do good. some simply do not. i have experienced it myself. i stand here before you today because

speech, tim scott said how he had been repeatedly racially profiled by police even as an elected official>> i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness, and the humiliation. president obama admitted that the nation is not even close to resolving issues between police and communities of color. reporting in northwest, kenneth mouton, "good morning washington." jummy: robots are in the spotlight after the police shooting in dallas. montgomery county's bomb squad is showing us its own fleet of six-figure robots. each robot has a camera. using the robots prevents first responders lives from being placed in jeopardy. >> a robot can be replaced for a little bit of money. bomb injures a technician, that i cannot put a price on. taking x-rays of items and even collecting samples of hazardous materials. robots was used in the discovery channel hostage situation in -- the discussion tonight will be hosted by world news anchor david muir. at 8:00iss it tonight on abc 7. autria: in just over 24 hours we should know who is joining donald trump on the presidential ticket. hillary clinton is in o

conservative republican tim scott of south carolina gave a powerful speech about how he has been raciallyfiled by police repeatedly seen as an elected official. >> i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness and the hue millation -- hue -- being tarted for being just -- targeted for being just yourself. >>> president obama admitted the nation is not close to getting close between police and communities of color but said we have to grind it out. we invite you to join the president and the people a national conversation at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> tobacco taxes are rising by one dollar that will include smokeless and electronic cigarettes. digital downloads are subject to 6 arrests state sales tax as well. >>> mother nature is delivering a one-two punch after rainstorms came through 3 inches fell south of the city and zonk -- sinkholes opened up. i usually look out the window to see if it is raining, but i can't see because they were so steamy. >> reporter: we have wet roads as we look outside we have cloud cover over most of the region. although in this shot over the commodor barry b

while planners did land "laphappy days" actor scott baio after tim tebow wouldn't come. >> he is embarrassing the state frankly. >> a top kasich adviser fired back tweeting manafort bringing professionalism to trump. attacking john kasich this morning just another pivot after a great vp rollout. clown show. despite differences with trump on issues like the iraq war. >> i'm one of the few that was right on iraq. >> he is entitled to make a mistake every once in a while. >> spending all this week in cleveland selling a new boss who is still looking to close the deal with republicans. >> because this man is on with the american people and not intimidated by the world. and donald trump, this could good man, i believe, will be a great president of the united states. >> i love what he just said. >> one thing we will look for later on tonight is how donald trump introduces his wife melania, to the crowd. you will recall over the weekend, jake, his introduction of mike pence lasted 28 will minutes including big portions of donald trump's standard sum. speech asking whether we might see a repeat of th

host: you can watch the entire speech by senator tim scott on our website, c-span.org.t is part two of a three-part series of speeches that he plans to give. we are talking about this last stand as it is being called by the anti-trump folks. those are delegates who are already in cleveland ahead of the convention starting on sunday. they are trying to lobby their fellow delegates to vote today when the rules committee gathers in about 20 minutes to unbind the delegates. they're hoping to make other efforts and bring their fight to the convention floor. our cameras are in cleveland and on c-span3 when this was underweight can watch all day he don'tl day friday have a computer you can watch on c-span.org. appcan get the c-span radio that is a great way to listen to what is going on and continue to use that throughout the convention next week. for the democrats, when they gather in philadelphia the week after. there is some news just announced. the list of speakers that will be at the publican convention. michael mccaul thinks the list, sheriff david clark, senator kim cot

one of the things as we head into tim kaine, bobby scott and tim kaine and president obama.s a question as to whether or not we'll get another appearance from secretary clinton herself obviously tomorrow night is her big night accepting the nomination. we had that surprise video appearance last night. we don't know if something like that will also tag out the end of the evening tonight after what will certainly be, i think, a big and emotional address from president obama. >> chris matthews is in the arena tonight. in his hometown of philadelphia, hey chris. >> well, it's a happy night here, i was trying to think, rachel and brian about the different emotions, certainly what ticks this crowd up tonight is the wonderful indictment by michael bloomberg, and before that by leon panetta, about donald trump. and the interesting thing is although most people here are progressives or moderate progressives or moderate democrats, they do respect money. and when mike bloomberg who really did build his fortune personally, personally with communications, he did it himself, i didn't get

tim scott served on the senate floor, a republican, and said i've been pulled over seven times just in of team. so i absolutely believe there are things that need the be looked at. but when it gets to the port that an entire profession is demonized which is what andy is saying and we have police being slaughtered because there is such distrust of the police -- >> i understand what you're saying and -- bakari, hold on. i think people should watch their language and their rhetoric, but we don't have a 100% connection between what's being said and especially when the numbers show officers being killed is down. >> but we know that president obama has rushed to judgment in ferguson, in the baltimore, and now we are seeing now at this point in this country's history police are being slaughtered on the streets after he is actively demonized officers who were found innocent -- >> sadly, police officers are killed all the time in the line of duty. police officers were being killed before this happened, before michael brown, before tray on mart-martin -- >> not in this way. >> not in this style.

. >> you know, last week, i had senator tim scott, african-american, republican from south carolina. he came on and said even though he's a lawmaker, he still feels sometimes a tension because he believes he's african-american and that feeling seems to be pervasive, at least when you talk to african-americans in different communities around the country. >> that was certainly one of the findings of the harvard study. if found there's no racial bias involved in police shootings. that the general treatment of blacks by police officers is rougher and tougher and perhaps unfairly so, than it is for whites. to understand that data fully, i suppose you would have to know about the circumstances under which these various incidents occurred over time. i don't know how you would ever do that, but to fully understand you might have to, and of course, the other question is given the high rate of crime committed by blacks as opposed to other groups in this country, you would have to be able to assess whether that has something to do with it. it does seem to be a grievance widely shares and one th

bombastic personality, i do think he was the best in terms of what the choices were there, there was no tim scotthere was no marco rubio, and to david's point briefly, this is an amazing opportunity, however, this is about character witnesses for donald trump. and donald trump's character witnesses are pretty -- antonio sabado and tim -- >> you said they disagree on iraq, here it is, this is the interview tonight. >> yeah, you went to iraq, but that was handled so badly, and that was a war, by the way, that was a war that we shouldn't have entered because iraq did not knock down -- >> he voted for it. >> i don't care. >> what do you mean you don't care that he voted --? >> it was a long time ago and he voted that way, and a lot of information was given to people, but i was against the war in iraq from the beginning. >> but you used that vote of hillary's, that was the same as governme governor pence, as an example of her bad judgment. >> what about mike pence? >> he's entitled to make a mistake every once in a while. >> but she's not? >> she's not. >> come on, he's entitled to make a mistake, but

. >> you know, last week, i had senator tim scott, african-american, republican from south carolina. he came on and said even though he's a lawmaker, he still feels sometimes a tension because he believes he's african-american and that feeling seems to be pervasive, at least when you talk to african-americans in different communities around the country. >> that was certainly one of the findings of the harvard study. if found there's no racial bias involved in police shootings. that the general treatment of blacks by police officers is rougher and tougher and perhaps unfairly so, than it is for whites. to understand that data fully, i suppose you would have to know about the circumstances under which these various incidents occurred over time. i don't know how you would ever do that, but to fully understand you might have to, and of course, the other question is given the high rate of crime committed by blacks as opposed to other groups in this country, you would have to be able to assess whether that has something to do with it. it does seem to be a grievance widely shares and one th

. >> where was senator tim scott? where was governor nikki haley.we're not seeing next generation leaders here either. all the voices we're hearing in prime time are all the voices from yesterday. they are not pointing us towards the future here in philadelphia. >> all right, guys. >> good stuff. thanks. appreciate it. >>> coming up from us, president bill clinton will take the stage tonight. speaking not on behalf of himself, not in support of just any other candidate, but in support of his wife. what will he say? his former speech writer joins us next. in 1996, tracfone began with one important belief: wireless should be affordable for everyone. twenty years later, we're still making it easy to save money on smartphones! our new smartphone plan is just $15/month. you get talk, text, and data with unlimited carryover®, with no contract and coverage on one of america's largest 4glte networks. plus, we have new 4g lte smartphones starting at under $50 bucks. new smartphones. new plans. new ways to do everything for less with tracfone. available at wa

i would pick up the phone and beg people like nikki haley and tim scott and marco rubio and condoleezzaand name that probably hasn't been heard in a long time, someone like jc watts. i agree with tara's point of view of getting a general of some sort. as a democrat stepping back out of the water because i didn't like how that felt, i would actually say that we would relish running against newt gingrich, he takes a away a lot of the salvos people to rehash in the '90s -- >> i mentioned that. >> six marriages between the two of them. that's very difficult to get over that hump and many other humps. we relish chris christie or newt ging rech. >> i think you might want to get in touch with bakari. we'll be right back with me after a break. coming up, sarah palin takes aim at republicans who won't get behind donald trump. >> well, i just call him republicans against trump or rat for short. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like - pow. it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. 6x cleaning*, 6x whiteningá in the certain spots that i

first of all, i did see tim scott's very eloquent speech, and thank him for his life experience. i introduce -- not no fly, but the no fly for foreign terrorists. it answers mr. duncan's questions in terms of looking on the tsdb and making sure that past weaknesses have been addressed, and the extent to which existing vulnerabilities may be resolved or mitigated, making sure you have a clean data use to utilize. i hope that bill passes the house, will get to insenate, and we'll have at least a guideline to deal with. but i want to pursue the idea of cybersecurity from the perspective of another bill i have, hr-85, that says that we need a stronger relationship between the government cyber system and the private sector cyber system and also to have a backup when either of us are deemed either vulnerable or incapacitated. mr. comey, what do you see in those alignments in making sure we're secure from the private sector and the federal sector, based upon the breaches we have had, fbi has beenm pacted, department of home lnt skuland has been impacted. mr. comey. >> i think we're maki

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memorial service for five police officers shot and killed in dallas as well as republican senator tim scott of south carolina and his speech from the senate floor about his own interactions with police. our program also includes one family's story about an encounter with police in washington, d.c., followed by a panel with the city's police chief, cathy lanier. that all gets under way next saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. with the national conventions in the rear-view mirror, road to the white house is on the campaign trail and heading toward the candidate debates. three are currently scheduled. monday, september 26th, at hofstra university. sunday, october 9th, at washington university in lous st. louis. and wednesday october 19th at the university of nevada-las vegas. you can watch them on our companion network c-span. >>> on the civil war, georgia historical society president todd groce talks about union general william sherman's background. his march to the sea campaign, and how sherman is remembered. he describes sherman's method as, quote, hard war, unquote, rather than total

>> scariest moment i had as democrat is the time when you guys got tim scott, nikki haley and marco rubiosame stage together. that republican party could govern. this thing cannot. >> stay here, we will come back after this break. hillary clinton dealing with problem of her own. presumptive democratic nominee spending 3 hours, as we said, questioned by the fbi about her e-mail server. can her campaign get past questions about her trust oo worthiness. oo worthiness. worthiness. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? my friend said i had to earn my way to the cool table. oh, sweet jamie. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. so i was at the cool table all along. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to the lead. while many americans were settling into a three-day weekend, hillary clinton was sitting down to a 3 1/2-hour interview with the fbi. one of the last steps in the fbi's investigation of clinton's e-mail use as secretary of state. cnn correspondent joins me now. sunland, cnn's repor

and this is from tim scott who is a republican. it happened today, it was a very moving moment on the floor in washington. listen to this. >> i want to go to a time in my life when i was an elected official, and share just a couple of stories as an elected official. but please remember that in the course of one year, i've been stopped seven times by law enforcement officers. not four, not five, not six, but seven times. in one year. as an elected official. was i speeding sometimes? sure, but the vast majority of the time i was pulled over for nothing more than driving a new car in the wrong neighborhood or some other reason just as trivial. >> i want to go to mark o'mara. something you may not know about mark o mara, he defended george zimmerman, but you spent most of your career defending young black men or just black people in communities from excessive force, from issues like this, and one thing george zimmerman that you're known for, is there any doubt in your mind, mark o'mara that african americans are treated differently tha

and this is from tim scott who is a republican. it happened today, it was a very moving moment on the floor in washington. listen to this. >> i want to go to a time in my life when i was an elected official, and share just a couple of stories as an elected official. but please remember that in the course of one year, i've been stopped seven times. by law enforcement officers. not four, not five, not six, but seven times. in one year. as an elected official. was i speeding sometimes? sure, but the vast majority of the time i was pulled over for nothing more than driving a new car in the wrong neighborhood or some other reason just as trivial. >> i want to go to mark o'mara. something you may not know about mark o'mara, he defended jorge zimmerman, but you spent most of your career defending young black men or just black people in communities from excessive force, from issues like this, and one thing jorge zimmerman that you're known for, is there any doubt in your mind, mark o'mara that african americans are treated differently than

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south carolina's tim scott is the only black republican in the u.s. senate. yesterday, he took to the senate floor to speak on his experiences of being scrutinized by law enforcement because of the color of his skin. here is an excerpt: >> for those who don't know, there are a few ways to identify a member of congress or senate. well, typically when you've been here for a couple of years, the law enforcement officers get to know your face and they just identify you by face. but if that doesn't happen, you have a badge or your license that you can show them, that shows you're a senator. or, this really cool pin. i often times say that the house pins are larger because our egos are bigger, so we need a smaller pin. so it's easy to identify a u.s. senator by our pin. i recall walking into an office building just last year after being here for five years on the capitol. and the officer looked at me with a little attitude and said, "the pin i know, you i don't, show me your i.d." i'll tell you, i was thinking to myself either he thinks i'm committing a crime, impe