garlique >>> rap star tupac shakur died last night after a brief life in a rough business.and biggie were assassinated, it was a watershed moment i think in hip-hop culture. kind of the death of a revolution. >> these two men were two of the most successful rap artists in the industry. phenomenally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was, i remember seeing editorials, how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station here in los angeles which has made a lot of money from gangsta rap music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, okay, what are we going to do? ♪ seems like

atlanta cops had arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers.oast with the big label out there, death row. ♪ give me that ball beat from dre ♪ ♪ let me serenade the streets of l.a. ♪ ♪ from oakland to sac town the bay area and back down ♪ ♪ cali is where they put their mac down ♪ ♪ california >> suge was trying to expand death row all over the country. but who controlled most of the music in the east at that time? bad boy. >> papi, fab five freddie's here. >> oh, what up pop? >> what's going on? >> everything. it's all good in the hood. >> sean "puffy" combs founded bad boy and biggie smalls was his marquee artist. they modeled their sound on death row in a lot of ways, kind of a gangster rap for the east coast. ♪ jump in the rover and come over tell your friends in the gsv ♪ ♪ i got the chronic by the ♪ i love it when you call me big poppa ♪ ♪ throw your hands in the air if yous a true playa ♪ >> i make music about what i know. know what i'm saying? if i worked in mcdonald's, i'd have made rhymes about big macs and fries and stuff like that. yo

we know tupac was murdered by belong buster because he didn't return forrest gump.hose guys didn't mess around. chicago police put together a story of what they believe happened and are confident enough to charge smollett because looks like jussie and the bothers who faked the attack with him left no shortage of incriminating evidence. >> police say they tracked the two brothers down via the ride share car service they used. >> we know that the police have the cell phones of the young men. >> there were conversations between smollett and these two nigerian-americans an hour before the attack, an hour after the attack and when they traveled to nigeria. >> police say smollett paid the brothers a total of $3,500 via a check and promised a $500 follow-up. >> trevor: they're saying he paid his acome plies with a check. ( laughter ) did he also write "fake hate crime" in the memo? ( laughter ) even amateurs know, if you commit a crime, you go all cash, people. no paper trail! ( laughter ) you've never seen a movie where the bad guys are, like, i need you to get rid of som

definitely snoop, tupac for sure. >> stephen: snoop, tupac, makes sense.so would have accepted phish, cypress hill, or the sound of the clock, which is really loud. has it always been that loud? ( laughter ) so, it seems like a simple story: kamala harris smoked weed in college while listening to snoop and tupac. but the sleuths over at "fox & friends" weren't buying it. >> she graduated from college at howard in 1986. she finished law school in 1989. she was admitted to the state bar of california in 1990. and then, in 1991, tupac's first album came out. and in 1993, snoop dogg's first album was released. so there's a problem with the timeline. >> stephen: busted, senator harris! busted! come on! how are we supposed to believe that you smoked weed if you can't remember every detail of what happened when you were high? come on! i'm mad! ( cheers and applause ) i'm mad! acting! unless-- you know what-- unless that weed was so good, she could listen to music from the future. i'm not into that scene, but i've heard tell, jon. speaking of california, this week

>> oh, my goodness, definitely snoop, tupac for sure. >> that's kind of odd. in 1986, she graduated college, but in 1991 is when tupac ended up being so popular and that was one of his first albums released. so that was five years later. in 1993 is when snoop dogg emerged and his first album was released. so i'm not too sure about that. >> trevor: fox news is priceless. every day trump says crazy shit like ted cruz's dad killed j.f.k.! and they're like, well, we'll never know for sure, i mean, nobody knows. then kamala harris says she got high while listening to snoop in college and they're, like, we called every medical school in the country and they have no record of a dr. dre! what's going on here! ( laughter ) to recap, exactl kamala said shd weed in college and said she listened to snoop dogg but his album didn't come out till later on. i understand. whenever anybody smokes weed they hear snoop dogg. when the first cave man inhaled he was like, la ti datyda. ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh! snoop dogg plays out of a vape pen when you smoke. like you hear kid rock when

i asked what she listens to, and she said she listens to snoop dogg and tupac.my co-host was still talking about the marijuana. and it was just a funny exchange, but she was actually answering me, and people took it she was answering charlemagne and said she was lying. >> i wasn't there that day so, oh, my god, i can't believe she said that. after you see everything on social media, i wasn't there. wow, she totally lied. >> i want everybody to know they're doing the work of fox news. the black twitter people going in on kamala, you're doing the work of fox news. fox news got you all. they got you all. >> listen to things yourself. i had to go and listen to it myself to hear what really happened. >> i think that is something that radio and the news have in common which is learn with your own ears before you make up your mind, which is why, again, we're seeing 21 candidates stop by "the breakfast club." thank you. >> thank you. >> and up next, the house will be beginning debate on the spending bill. no money for the border wall. a lot more on that when we return.

oh yeah, definitely snoop, um-huh tupac for sure. for sure.ve: she was listening to snoop and tupac when she was in college. we took a look at the record. and take a look at this. that was the appearance on the so-called world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club here in new york. she graduated from college at howard in 1986. she finished law school in 1989. she was admitted to the state bar of california in 1990 and then in 1991 tupac's first album came out and in 1993 snoop dogg's first album was released. so there's a problem with the time line. ainsley: seven years after she graduated from undergrad snoop dogg's debut album was released. five years after she graduated from undergrad tupac's album was released. steve: she doesn't remember what she was listening to while she was smoking. brian: i don't know why she is a scholar career on fast track that tech tore. whoever you are you have to be that person or it's not going to work. didn't donald trump show you anything. he shows you every day who he is. take a look who is leadin

about trump and tupac's anti- police.ainst the police. it's just ridiculous. >> have a lot more fun with these candidates. we have to leave it there for tonight. thank you so much. if you want more on the national emergency declaration, i will be discussing that with jason and a panel during tomorrow's deep dive. that's all for tonight. inks are joining us. do join us next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. >> hello america, this is life liberty, i've watched you for a few years now and you are exceptional. that's why wanted to have you on this program. we get caught up in a lot of domestic politics, law, government shutdown, that's all very important, but so is foreign-policy and national security. so his military policy. an

tupac not released any music at the time.sed about legalizing weed, come on, man, i'm jamaican. i'm jamaican. one person didn't think was that funny was her own father, a stanford professor called donald harris. he released a statement condemning what his daughter said, "my departed grandmother as well as my deceased parents utst be turning in their graves right now to see their family's name, reputation and proud jamaican identity connected in any way, jokingly or not, with the fraudulent stereotype of a pot-smoking joy seeker and in the pursuit of identity politics. speaking for myself and my immediate jamaican family, we wish to categorically disassociate ourselves from this tragedy." [laughs] it's amazing. but it really shouldn't surprise you. she was trafficking in stereotypes. completely. notav every jamaican is dreadlocks and smokes weed all day and you have to be kamala harris to think heotherwise. amazing. that's it for us tonight. good night from washington. we'll be back tomorrow, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sw

. >>> from here in the bay area, people are making their mark all over the world. 2 short and tupac haveved the way for other artists. >> it's a genera of music invented to tell a story. here in the bay area, hip hop music has a rich history. >> it's been around for over 45 saying i don't want to listen to that. they can't help but to listen to it. because their kids is -- it's in them now. >> rap legend, and the native e 40 says hip hop music is important for african americans and should be celebrated on black history month and every month. >> black history is like inventions and stuff like that. people are that are innovators, and i definitely feel i am. we carved our identity into hip hop without any major funding. and we funded it ourself. we funded it ourself and we did it from the ground up. ♪ [ music ] other rappers see e 40 as royalty in the business. >> you have to give it up to 2 short, tupac, e 40. andre nicotina. many other legends that have come from this area that have done inspiring work. >> those artists put the bay area on the map in the hip hop world. >> you would hear

tupac's album didn't come out until six years after she was in college.shaking your head, patrick, but let me tell you. she has probably told that b.s. story in california a thousand times and no one ever called her on it. when you run for president, they call you on everything and who's going to perform -- >> whether they tell the truth now? that's a new standard. >> when the lights go on -- when the lights go on, there is only two alternatives. you either shine or you melt. those are the only two alternatives for presidential candidates and we'll see who does what and it's way too early to try to figure it out with these folks and when joe biden is seen as the front runner which i think he is if he gets in, this is a guy who has run twice and hasn't exactly shined both times he ran. >> governor, you know a thing or two about fanciful tales. >> oh, patrick. >> but at the end of the day, the governor is right that this really is about performance. you showed the clip at the very beginning, george. every candidate with the exception of amy klobuchar starte

. >> in the field of candidates that's pretty exciting i like, harris smoking marijuana with tupac and smoot - - snoop dogg this was six years before because they always say marijuana is a gateway drug i didn't realize it was to the time space continuum so she said i smoke marijuana and i had two packs. [laughter] and then i smoke too much and i heard your 2037 christmas album the version of santa baby so now i have gone off camera. >> you lied about smoking weed to sound cool which is totally normal if you are a 15 -year-old boy. what is next? i will throw a party i wish you would think about being progressive on drug legalization a reporter asked her about legalizing recreational marijuana and she laughed she did not even change her mind until last year now she's just pretending she smoked weed? what are you doing. >> she does say that but recreationally which most don't do to say that brings joy which i thought that was a nice departure for a politician what am i doing complementing her? this is fox. [laughter] now we have to edit that out. >> she said half my family is jamaican whi

kur, whoer was afeni sha had been in prison with tupac while she was present. she was attached to a case that became known as the panther 21, later acquitted, who were accused of plotting mayhem from new york city to new england. contemporary hip-hop is , extremelyorporate retrograde in a lot of ways. it's connections to the black power movement is probably a connection where it amplifies some worse aspects of that movement. certainly, contemporary mainstream hip-hop is not the only hip-hop. the fact that progressive rap artists like common can have a number one album, at least for a time, speaks to the different strains within hip-hop. istainly the face of hip-hop not a progressive face in our specific contemporary time. i think that there are specific reasons for that. specific reasons why the blackface projected throughout -- globally is the image of a thug. i don't think that's a black power legacy in that sense. i think it's a specific legacy in 2007 and its connections to corporate capital. the fact that so many young people don't have a memory of the leg

. >> i could do a friend of mine that kamala harris saying that she was the tupac supporter run dmc.bad. [applause] it can be clever like listen to blunt lady. [laughter] you've never picked on people before it's not that deep hey shortness you got something to say? [laughter] cannabis come allah - - kamala. [laughter] . >> we are on a first name basis until he kills me to i have any other nicknames quick. >> universally you have a ton. more than the devil. [laughter] okay they are yelling at me when we come back. [applause] it has a unique guard between the blades. that's designed to reduce irritation during the shave. because we believe all men deserve a razor just for them. the best a man can get. gillette. around the clock. and with a $0 copay, that's something to groove about. ♪let's groove tonight. toujeo® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right

you can think the earth is flat and that tupac is it still alive and lives underneath the flat earth.se ) just leave us out of it! and if that doesn't work, we'll have to fall back on the same plan "b" we use for everything these days. get the kids to save us. >> high school senior ethan lindenberger says his parents' misguided beliefs about his health and the health of his younger siblings put them at risk. he recently deified his mother and got vaccinated. >> he thought it was normal for most kids not to get immunized but about two years ago he began to see how the posts about vaccines his own mother was sharing on social media were dangerous. in november, he asked strangers on reddit where he could go to get up to date with his shots. my parents are kind of stupid. god know how i'm still alive. ( laughter ). >> he had to vaccinate himself! imagine you're in a bedroom with a syringe. then your mom walks in and screams, "is that a vaccine! ""no, mom, it's heroin! i swear!" ( laughter ) look, vaccines are a public good, and i'm willing to do my part to end this epidemic of stupid. so

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it's like finding out tupac is really chad from vermont. or cardi b.ly german ( speaking german ) ( laughter ) like, i don't know how this happened, was 21 faking it or did he really change? was he just like chatting german? you know, yeah, how we do it in atlanta, man, the atlanta thing, hello, yeah, yeah -- (british accent) yes, doing quite well -- (rapper accent) yeah, man -- it's like finding ought dr. dre isn't a board certified urologist. i kept the appointment, but, man -- ( laughter ) it's 630 days until the 2020 presidential election. ( cheers and applause ) yep. and that amount of time is roughly as long as last night's super bowl felt. and this weekend, another candidate threw his hat into the ring. >> another 2020 race for president tonight, make room for one more contender, senator cory booker announcing his presidenting bid joining the already crowded democratic field. >> the only senator who goes home to a low-income city community, the first community that took a chance on me. ( speaking spanish ) >> his neighbor cheering him on. >> tre

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she also said she listened to tupac and snap dog but they haven't re -- snoop dog. >> tucker: this istiple choice. rally on monday night the president said that the people often tell him if he wants to improve his image the political image there is one thing in particular he should do. what is it? lose maga hat? get a dog? smile more? lauren? >> get a dog. he won't do it, though. >> tucker: is it get a dog? >> president trump: how would i look walking a dog on the white house lawn? here is the little phony. a lot of people say you sold get a dog. why? it's good politically. that is not the relationship i have with my people. >> tucker: okay. >> can we check to make sure my button is working? >> tucker: our producer -- lauren blanchard's streak is so controversial, not controversial but so unusual. not missed a single question. the supervisor has come down from new york to supervisor. >> you feel better having him here. >> tucker: he's here. unbelievable. speaking of dogs the 143nd westminster dog show was held the week. wire fox terrier won best in show. what is his name? lauren? >> i

now kamala harris said she was smoking weed listening to tupac.y in elementary school, say stop it, lose your sycophant see. they say democrats can learn something from president trump who don't care what people think, will democrats heed the warning or will pandering continue. joining me now. chris wilson, welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: i think that is very funny. i was watching kamala harris, with charlamagne on the "breakfast club," i could tell she had a crush on him, but don't pander and make up stories, you don't have to, if your record is good, you don't have to make up details about your life to be electable, it makes it worse, why can't they see this? >> well, when "new york times" accused you of being elite, things off deep in, the problem with democrat field, they are made up of coastal elites people spend so much time in corridor they forget what it like to be american. you can't look like an alien anthropologist trying to figure out what middle america is, challenge, i would like to say there is nothing wrong with eating fried c

tupac for sure. for sure.t have to lie about inhaling, they can admit they did it. she graduated from college in 1989. she started working as a deputy district attorney in the 90s. math that means she was getting lie when she was having black men locked up for getting high. maybe we should start pressing some charges ear here. jesse: maybe she couldn't remember because she was high. that would explain the timeline difference. there was a carnival or parade in italy. this is a float called god trump emperor. i think this was meant to be insulting. the minute trump looks at this float i think he'll want it for the military parade in the united states. >> i think people look at president trump as a savior. he's saving america. he has the economy booming. he's draining the swamp. those who are the swamp are writing books. i don't take it as an insult. i take it as something good. jesse: when we have the military parade i think you should be the grand marshals. take a look at the chit-chat tour coming to a city nea

definitely snoop dogg, tupac for sure. >> greg: you could say she lied.he was in school before they made records. it was possible she was listening to them. >> [yodeling] ♪ >> greg: camelot was just playing character limbo, trying to convince the left she was rolling doobies, not drug dealers. prosecutor pretending she never prosecuted. when asked if he would seek a female vp, cory booker pandered away. >> if you got the nomination, would you commit to choosing womanizer vice president's running mate? >> i think would be malpractice. i'm knocking to make specific commitments but i believe there should be a woman president right now. mr. grayfield of leaders. i think you will rarely see a democratic ticket without diversity. it is something we should have. i'm not going to box myself in but should i become it, i will be looking to women first. >> greg: looking to women first. perfect gentlemen during the limbo. he knows a mansion open the door for woman figuratively, not literally. that would be sexist. when howard schultz was asked about taxes, he said th

he said that on stage as well, that i'm the gay tupac. i know once you're in, you're all in. o. j.icole's funeral and held the kids and cried. that is psychopath behavior. and for him to continuously go out and say there's no way if in fact he did what the police say he did, there's no huge break in reality there, and there's also a kind of commitment to the lie and to the persona that would be disturbing if this is true. >> l.z., i mean do you think this is something that simply reinforl reinfor reinforces the fact we all need to be skeptical or this is tragedy because it undercuts the real cases in such a fundamental way? >> we should always greet these sort of cases regardless of the players involved as alleged until they've gone through the proper channels and legal system. to me that is the great lesson to be learned here from a media perspective is we assumed no one would do anything like this especially a celebrity because it makes no sense. we're supposed to run that through a filter, through the checks and balances of proper journalism, which an attack is alleg alleged unt

quite frankly, when he said he was a gay tupac, i knew he was lying. that was the most ridiculous thing i have ever heard. he dug a ditch for himself. he left a trail of evidence, which is the worst part of this. he left a trail of evidence. who writes a check to pay for a crime? who writes a check and leaves evidence for them to find? >> dana: pat, we haven't heard your thoughts. tell me what you're thinking. you wrote one thing to our producer that this is the ultimate ground ball. i have a feeling that means it was an easy one to catch, or pick up? >> good afternoon. i don't want to under mind in any way the extraordinary capability and success and tenacity of the 12 rock stars masquerading as chicago pd detectives. but the fact is, to parrot eric's comment, who writes a check to the co-conspirator? who uses a phone registered in their name to call them 50 times? who hires their person trainer and co-worker as their co-conspirator? those are three fundamental rules if you're staging a crime. but, jussie made a couple big mistakes. he had amnesia. he

. >> she got a little hit on social media, even by our own ari melber for not knowing when tupac's albuman sometimes back fire. you also have new reporting on someone else democrats may try to haul to congress in the russia probe. who's that? >> mike allen reported how democrats are looking at a very expanse of russia probe, one that could be much broader than robert mueller's probe and ivanka trump is one of the people democrats are calling to testify before congress. remember, she was involved in that potential deal with moscow on creating a trump hotel in russia, and democrats are taking a long, hard look at whether or not they should call her to testify. if they did, it would be a very high-stakes battle. it would be a salvo to shoot the white house's way. all of the committees would have ju jurisdiction. if you think about the investigations rolling right now, there's about 17 of them in different forms and they hit every aspect of the president's life, his business deals, his foundations, his transition, his campaign and then his behavior in office. so there's a lot for them to wor

national enquirer but it is hard to know for sure because sources at the enquirer are saying it was tupaceither. they are reliable sources. get your story straight people. this is topic number one, we begin tonight in pasco county of florida where suspects always listen when the cops tell them to get down. woo! this fellow told police he was coming from the softball game, but something tells me the bases weren't the only thing loaded. the police trying to conduct a field sobriety test but he decided to put on a music show instead. first there was the masked singer and now there's the flasked singer. he was arrested on suspicion of dui. it didn't help his case when he used his phone to order a pizza. police believe the dancing drunkard had a blood alcohol count of .28, that's more than three times the legal limit in florida. in fact, doctors believe if he got any drunker, he would be voting for amy klobuchar. [laughter] >> topic number two, let's head down to saline county arkansas where a local man is doing some window shopping. witnesses say oh come on, man, the guy in the suv was fleein

i'm going to play tupac and biggie. but i balance and do other things.eived notions about what yoga is and who yoga is for. i'm seana harrison, doctor with a ph.d, whatever. i started teaching fitness when i was 17, 18. but i did start teaching yoga right after i finished my ph.d. muscle control is for anyone and athletic. i wanted to create something that felt authentic to me so that it felt authentic to other people when they came to take my class. it is just a different approach to teaching movement. muscle and flow is strength-based. whether you've never done yoga before or you have done yoga forever. my job is to make sure that you get a good experience when you come. i grew up in the '80s and '90s with the original amazing hip-hop, so i have -- just can't imagine teaching any class ithout it. the classes are a combination of all that, i do yoga and pilates and sometimes strength training and bio met -- biometrics and all with hip-hop and from the movie hustle and flow, the tag line is go hard and go home. it speaks to me. so when it speaks to me, t

her radio interviews and she predict she smoked weed in college, she was listening to snoop dogg and tupacyears after she graduated from college. the story says the candidate is looking to have a problem. president obama's former attorney general eric holder hit the road to iowa today reportedly testing the waters for his own 2020 run, he is expected to announce his decision very soon. the virginia scandal is the latest complication for democratic party at some see as losing itself to moral high ground of republicans. peter doocy looks at the fallout from a very difficult stretch. >> of the time of trump democrats or was try to claim the moral high ground. >> you were either complicit in the evil, you are either contributing to the wall or you are fighting against it. >> the g.o.p. tax scam is a moral obscenity. >> it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda. >> the tables have turned. when democrats controversial comments and protect as a defensive move has been overshadowed by questions about whether or not he is the one in blackface where

. >> tupac, for sure. >> i want to see somebody try to imitate michael jackson and the moonwalk. >> theywant to do with a wake gas, cal gas. you can see where the new deal ends up in venezuela. >> the worst in latin american history. >> the jury found that guzman led the cartel with the largest and most dangerous drug cartels in the world. >> and hell bent on stopping donald trump. >> my peer response turned into a fight response. >> how can you not believe that? it is the truth. they got everything they wanted in this bill but sign it and don't cause a shutdown. >> that was not a question, thank you for your participation. >> we don't tell our adversaries what we are going to be doing. >> i am going to be signing a national emergency. >> it does raise the question who the is here. >> i have a regular haircut to start with. [laughter] >> this is the only time in our entire lives in public service that we are in the same room with john dingell and got the last word. [laughter] >> only need is love and chocolate, right? >> bret: one week in washington. tune into fox news this sunday, rush

i'm not trying to be comedy's tupac. i'm not.an to not poke anymore. >> in all seriousness, i mean this is a brutal dictator. i mean would you be able to complete your haj? would you be able to go back to mec mecca? you're a muslim. you're a human being. how do you think about the impact on your real life? can you go there? >> i have to just make personal choices and professional choices. that's the tough thing that i think a lot of people sometimes don't understand, you know? i think we take it for granted here. safety is something we take for granted here in america. i'm not the real victim here. the victims are the activists in saudi arabia, dissenters who get sort of silenced. i'm fine. i got 60 new instagram followers. i'm great. i got the blue check. i'm great. so the heartbreaking part is, yeah, if i speak out about certain things, will i be able to -- >> to travel, to do your thing. >> yeah. but i think god understands. >> i hope so. >> i hope so, you know? >> that's beautiful. did you feel let down by netflix? >> well, t

>> while you were listening to tupac. >> not what she said at all. >> right. >> there are people whoa potential threat. that's why they are going after her within the african-american community. the issue i see is it's not just potentially too soon. i don't consider this race complete until we find out what joe biden or beto o'rourke say or even what bernie says. those guys will determine what happens to the unaffiliated white vote, people looking for a certain kind of candidate. sherrod brown won't make much of a ripple. but those three that's where the race is. >> it was a morning poll. that is interesting. the democratic party in terms of the congressional delegation has a paucity of white men. but the white guy looms large in the presidential realm, milieu because that goes somewhere. in the same poll -- we don't have a graphic -- when people asked for their second choice, biden and bernie were the only two people. >> they don't know the others. look, in a democratic primary, you have to be careful. put together a coalition. remember, barack obama was the nominee in 2008. hillary

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she doesn't need to do it, she lights up suddenly tupac is in the room with her.illion, and gets only 1.4 for the wall with a lot of restrictions, but also declaring the national state of emergency, getting finding $8 billion. would you sign the first one and are you for the second one? >> i wouldn't sign the first one. we were talking about how the republicans in the house almost completely split. there are 25 more voted against the bill, something like that. so the party and the base have a different opinion. you have to bet that the base is basically, trump's base is basically with those people who voted against -- brian: in the house, freedom caucus. >> yeah. there is a lot of real problematic things in this. the idea of letting municipalities essentially have a veto on physical construction of the -- steve: he feels, we'll hear him in 90 minutes say, look my back is up against the wall. i tried to work with them. this is the best i can do, folks. the base you're talking about, that's right, we're for this. >> just to be clear, i was for trump about three week

was back in college because kamala and i are are the same age and i was smoking pot and listening to tupaced i am at that this is pure pandering think about the carolinas and others where the black vote matters it did for obamas and especially in the primaries. pandering to something that will never happen. blacks, you are being lied to if you believe that at any moment any one of them will deliver reparations to you. it's not going to happen it means nothing. katie: does it move the country forward or fuel division in the country? >> file it under it means nothing. it absolutely means nothing. we as a country have moved forward. we have overturned the blight of racism. we have dealt with so many issues in this country and they want to drag us back because what does it solve to your question? it solves nothing. griff: is it laying a trap then for supporters that would say if you are not for it then perhaps you are racist? >> under president trump the best form of reparation has been laid out. the best way out of poverty is a job. when you look at the employment rate in this country, when y