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if you're not a democrat you're an uncle tom. you're a sell out. what do you say to say to them about the pain they're feeling today? >> well, we have been voting democrat for generations. we have got nothing in return for our votes. dilapidated housing failing schools crime poverty abortion okay. on and on and on but we continue to just give our vote away for nothing in return, and i'm going to quote something that trump said. what do we have to lose by giving the other side a chance? how will we know what we are going to get when we never gave them a chance? okay. we have nothing to lose. we don't have anything. all right? welfare, food stamps, nothing. unemployment? death, destruction, and self decimation is what we have. and at this point i feel that it is intentional. we have a mayor who comes to the hood only when he wants to vote and he's completely abandoned the black and brown community. >> well the black and brown community tonight i hope is listening to this. we are going to get this out on social media as well. everyone has got to wake

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you have been sent a copy of uncle tom's cabin. it's clear he has no problem being used was written about y you. at the congressional black caucus and he wanted to join that caucus. >> i did when i first got in the congress. >> sean: what happened? >> what happened was there was never an opportunity for me to join. >> sean: they wouldn't let you win? there was never an answer and i stopped asking. >> sean: is at the liberal black caucus or is it the congressional black caucus? >> right now is the liberal congressional black caucus. here's the bigger thing. should hakeem jeffries apologize? obviously for what he wrote in that essay, 100% not just to me but to burgess owens, the john james, the tim scott but also to me and love, alan west and all the black republicans who spent time in congress. here's the bigger thing. i'm kind of over the phony apologies, let's have a real debate about black conservatism versus black liberalism. let's have an honest conversation about whose policies are going to unleash not just black america but a

kind of have he read maybe uncle tom's cabin. he he's not just completely aloof about slavery but what this white northerner has not seen is how white southerners react to formerly enslaved people. and so there's this big, big adjustment. i also want you out of thinking we may be going a little too deep here, but i'm try to get trying to think about it. we also we need to think about the perception of black women and black men in the white northern mind or just the normal mind. and so these people are where that formed they were, of course, formerly enslaved. but can they can they be free by themselves? like are they to live by do they have religion? that's a big thing. the freedmen's bureau agent is always about like, do i go to church unaware if that's the real church go to, are they interested in reading? do they understand? and the institution of marriage, of legal marriage, do they think that you can be with everybody, your neighborhood and still be married? so it's a lot of the framers bureau is supposed to mediate economic

and if you're not a democrat, you're an uncle tom . you're a sellout. as a black person. what do you say to them, given the pain that so many in inner city america run by liberals are feeling today? >> well, you know, we've been voting democrat for generation . we have got nothing in return. for our votes. dilapidated housing, failing schools, crime, poverty, abortion. >> okay, on and on and on . but we continue to just give our vote away for nothing in return. and i'm going to quote something that trump said . >> what do we have to lose by giving the other side a chance? >> how will we know what we're going to get when we never gave them a chance? >> okay, we have nothing to lose. we don't have anything right. >> welfare, food, stamps, nothing. unemployment, death, destruction and self decimate. and is what we have. and at this point, i feel that is intentional. we have a mayor who comes to the hood only when he wants to vote and he is a completely abandon the black and brown community while the black and brown community tonight, i hope, is listening to this. we're going

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you've been called a prop by congresswoman corey bush.us you have been sent a copy ofu he uncle tom'scabin. yeah, it has been. it's clear he has no problem being used. >> was written about you being and that the congressional black caucus right. yeah.in >> and you wanted to join thathi caucus? yeah, i did. rswhen i first got into congres. and what happened?? well, frankly, what happened was, is that there was never an opportunity for me to join. >> they wouldn't let you know why. >> there was neverwi an answer.n and i stop asking. >> so is it the liberal black caucus or is it the or i is it the congressional black caucus? >> well, i me right now, cong it'ressios the liberal congressional black caucus. >> but i think, sean, here's the here's the bigger thing. you know, should hakeemshou jeffries apologize, obviously, for whatld hakee wrote in that 100% not just to me, but to bertus owens, to wesley j hun ,to john james , to tim scott,oo but also to mia love, to allen west and all the blacks who republicans that have spent time in congresssp i as a frienf mine. >> but here's the bigger

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attendees here hope will include assistance from uncle sam reporting in washington, tom wallace. >> kronransamerica pyramid and we could see there how breezy it is in san francisco right now. meteorologist dave spahr here now with a look at how fast those wind speeds are. >> going on this monday about that, you saw the kind of breezy conditions, the plants moving around use brushes and trees and so forth. the thing is we're losing those winds, though. so enjoy them. i got them as we get into tonight, they're gone and they're actually keeping temperatures artificially down the arrows very clearly onshore wind working here at 29 miles per hour, actually out of san francisco drops off a little bit to the east bay, but still with the onshore program high. right now it's humid was does look like i temperatures, 79 going on for any act with a lot of 70's in the far east bay 60's cover the east bay shoreline. 75 at the santa rosa with 59 san francisco for the ball park later this evening. 6.45 game time upper 50's for temperatures there clouds and some fog a little bit. not a lot but possibly w

flattered because i was much younger, at least 10 years younger than my cousin tom and more younger than my cousin nick, but my uncle jay and i had always had a very special relationship. frankly, my early career was very much about being an entrepreneur and starting new businesses and i think he really admired that entrepreneurial nature, as well as my hard work. i think he was intrigued by me as a woman. i mean, he had not grown up with women executives. in fact, when i showed up at the office for the very first time, i was the first woman who was not basically an assistant in the office, anywhere, and so i think he and i developed a lot of mutual respect. he was a mentor to me. ultimately, that's not the direction we ended up going as a family, but i was really -- i felt very flattered by his gesture. david: ultimately, the three of you are running this large family business, which is one of the larger family-owned businesses in the united states. at one point, a cousin or several cousins said, we don't think that's fair. we just want to break up the entire empire. was that devastating to you and the two cousins

we saw vaughn even went to tom my angry uncle here in the comments to tell him everything, and they told really scared. maybe that son, then he left the gun with him. he hid it in a coal shed. so we decided to moisture ourselves to go to this one. okay, let's say he let them in because he was scared. and why did they come to this house, now there are a lot of delicious houses. and the owner's son has to do with it, what kind of young ladies are they saying, did they go to school? so so you saw armed men. in the hands of your master's son. and they didn't say either. and they just ran away. and now you want to go home as soon as possible. who was your master's son afraid of? yes, he grabbed the gun. if you know better not to lie. girls and we will quickly in our hands, they had large bundles with weapons, and the sixth one, which is in the house he stayed and came out later and we recognized him. it was our neighbour's son. he then near the house of our owners, as if looking out for him. and where he went, then they did not see. all freedom guys i'm not afraid. from me, the commandant’s o

uncle, then in the documents. what kind of taxan sent to berlin is served such that if children were slaughtered, then he had a cap and skoda or tomo children with peace of mind of this problem, no one shuffled that about how children were slaughtered, and his change says, you kind of cynically jumped, and he forced himself to ride anchors for the police service itself, supposedly shading in vnatu, and that it was still the same when it was not necessary to drive children. i forced myself every day and that we are children of what zusin not far. yes, this place is skoda, of course, that this is not because of something, there was a children's house, and how it was cleared. at this hour, discord is called and if only kolka had up to 200 children in armor, and she was crammed with yen , all the faithful of his zhorsky member at the table were crammed a lot for this, and at home in 2013, the outer of the project leonid levin propagandized to supplement the complex people near the world, where there were names and skin hara of belarus awarded attacks on the title to be guilty, because kolya is furry . year. uh, after this period, our

generation who fought that war, our fathers, most of our fathers or uncles served in world war two at least. that certainly was my brother tom. in my situation. and i think it was a situation for for most of us. and so you did what the country asked you to do because it's the right thing to do. my dad did. my grandfather, my uncles did it. and i think that was kind of the beginning. but more to your point, as were able to mature as a society about what the hell happened over there and why were we there? we eventually separated the war and the warrior. i think today is different for probably two or three things. number one, certainly in 911, nine, 11, really coalesced the country behind our men and women in the military and all the consequences that were still playing out, i think, to just a better general educated public on not just vietnam, but issues like geopolitics and world and trade and what's happened over the years is this i think made us our society a little smarter, a little wiser and a little better with with a bigger appreciation, a wider lens, a view of of mankind, of world, of service. and i think number three

generation who fought that war, our fathers, most of our fathers or uncles served in world war two at least. that certainly was my brother tom. in my situation. and i think it was a situation for for most of us. and so you did what the country asked you to do because it's the right thing to do. my dad did. my grandfather, my uncles did it. and i think that was kind of the beginning. but more to your point, as were able to mature as a society about what the hell happened over there and why were we there? we eventually separated the war and the warrior. i think today is different for probably two or three things. number one, certainly in 911, nine, 11, really coalesced the country behind our men and women in the military and all the consequences that were still playing out, i think, to just a better general educated public on not just vietnam, but issues like geopolitics and world and trade and what's happened over the years is this i think made us our society a little smarter, a little wiser and a little better with with a bigger appreciation, a wider lens, a view of of mankind, of world, of service. and i think number three

uncle in the banking system occurred. that is the new name. it is having an impact on lending. i do think the economy will slide into a wild recession at some point in the third quarter. tom have access many would say to the greatest amount of knowledge on the american banking system your team development. when you talk to the banking bankers, the retail bankers, commercial bankers at the bank of america, how does that inform your economic analysis? ethan: we talk to all the businesses. look at our proprietary data, particularly the car data is quite useful for predicting things. it is way too early to talk about exactly how big of the shock is to bank lending from the recent but we really need to focus on regional and smaller banks. we have to wait and see. i do not think bank of america is necessarily the right place to see where the timing is going to come from. lisa: kerfunkle. does that work for you? mohamed: i cannot pronounce it. why is it the top that leadership pushes back against you in stepping into recession? ethan: it is locally incorrect for the fed to come out and say we were too late hiking and we allowed inflation to spin out of control. and we are going