that is the say the united states of america. the united states of america then is engaged in a debate about world war ii and the role in it. you should know that in the run up to the bombing of pearl harbor, the bombing of japanese forces of pearl harbor, hawaii, japan had made a very sustained and and not nonunsuccessful to woo black americans. all were united to a greater or lessor degree. so when japan bombed pearl harbor was this infrastructure of protokyo support that paul robeson began to chip at, was able to convince many black americans that their destiny and faith should rest with solidarity with washington in death match in japan rather than coming to the siren song of tokyo. you should also know, i should let the cat out of the bag, the next book i publish would be prototokyo and quite and paul robeson was able to chip away and woo black americans getting them to enlist in great numbers in the u.s. military where they played a pivotal role in fascist powers and particularly japan. no good deed goes unpunished and after

keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflects great credit on himself and the united states army. the president of the united states of americaauthorized by acts of congress march 3, 1863, has awarded in the name of the congress the medal of honor to specialist iv jerry g. wetzel, united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity of action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. specialist iv jerry g. wetzel, 103rd helicopter company, distinguished himself near the -- in the republic of vietnam. january 8, 1968, he was serving as a door gunner on a helicopter which was part of an insertion force trapped in the landing zone by intense and deadly hostile fire. he was going to the aid of aircraft commander when he was blown into a rice paddy and critically wounded. although bleeding profusely due to severe wounds, he staggered back to his original position and took enemy forces under fire. his machine gun was the only weapon placing effective fire on the enemy at that time. specialist wetzel remained at his position until he eliminated the automatic weapons inflicting heavy casualties on the america

that is to say the united states of america. the united states of america is the negation into a debate about world war ii and the u.s. role in it. parenthetically, you should know that in the run-up to the bombing of pearl harbor, december 7, 1941, that is to say the bombing of japanese forces of pearl harbor for hawaii and the pacific that japan had made a very sustained and not unsuccessful effort to woo black americans. the beauty beta boy, booker washington, marcus garvey and many others had contradictions between and amongst them, but all were united around this idea of pro-tokyo sentiment to a greater or lesser degree. so when japan bombed pearl harbor in place in black america was this infrastructure of pro-tokyo support that paul robeson began to chip away at it that is to say that paul robeson was able to convince many black americans that their destiny and fate should razz for solidarity with washington in this death match with japan, italy and germany rather than succumbing to tokyo. you should also go parenthetically

the united states of america a very diverse nation. this is one of the many things that makes us great despite the legacy of the genocide of its native people and slavery. the united states census bureau, and not spike lee, says five years from now white children will be a minority. and by 2049 white folk will be wholly outnumbered by non-whites. this is happening, people. here and now. i feel it's time to start embracing, not fighting. no matter how one might wish it to be otherwise, we are not making america great again by going back to eisenhower, jim crow, firehouses, german shepards and leave it to beaver. [cheers and applause] not having it! now's the time to seize the day, take advantage of this unique moment in history and build bridges amongst us. we're talking about gender, race, religion and nations, not walls. let us build bridges of love versus walls of hate. [applause] all right. number one, standing here i'm amongst some of the greatest minds in the world here at john hopkins university. people who are a lot smarter than

god bless you and the united states of america. [applause] restaurant. let's build ownership and make america great. thank you so much for allowing me to be here today. >> commerce secretary penny pritzker was the commencement speaker at georgetown university's school of business. she encouraged graduates to challenge themselves and spoke about the importance of one's reputation and business. this is 15 minutes. [applause] secretary pritzker: thank you very much, president degioia, for this honor.

keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflects great credit on himself and the united states army. the president of the united states of americazed by acts of congress march 3, 1863, has awarded in the name of the congress the medal of honor to wetzel,st iv jerry g united states army for an sticky with gallantry and risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. jerry g wetzel, 103rd helicopter company, distinguished himself near the republic of vietnam. january 8, 1968, he was serving as a door gunner on a helicopter which was part of an insertion force trapped in the landing zone by intense and deadly hostile fire. was going to the aid of aircraft commander when he was alone into a rice paddy and greatly wounded. profusely dueing to severe winds, he staggered back to his original position and took enemy forces under fire. his machine gun was the only weapon placing effective fire on the enemy at that time. the specialist wetzel made at his position until he eliminated the automatic weapons inflicting heavy casualties on the american troops. refusing to attend his own extensive wounds, he attempted to return to the aid o

this is a basic change of norms that we've used for decades throughout the united states of america and the obama administration is now trying to change that norm. again, not just in north carolina, but they're ordering this to every company in the united states of america starting tomorrow, i assume, or tuesday. and also, making this an order for every university in the united states of america. >> governor, thank you, thanks for flying here today and talking with us. and of course, we will be looking forward to finding out what you decide and what you say by the close of business tomorrow. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> good to talk with you. >>> coming up, a navy seal was killed in iraq this week after getting caught in a firefight with isis. is the u.s. war on terror becoming more of a combat mission? we'll bring back our sunday group. [beekeeper] from bees to business expenses, i'm in charge of it all. so i've been snapping photos of my receipts and keeping track of them in quickbooks. now i'm on top of my expenses, and my bees. best 68,000 em

again, not just in north carolina, but they are ordering united states of america starting tomorrow, assume, or tuesday and also making this an order for every university in the united states of america. >> governor mccrory, thank you, thanks for flying here today and talking with us. of course, we will be looking forward to finding out what you decide and what you say by the close of business tomorrow. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> good to talk with you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a navy seal was killed in iraq this week after getting caught in a fire fight with isis. is the u.s. war on terror becoming more of a combat mission? we'll bring back our sunday group. >>> these people are in combat, senator, and i think that we need to say that clearly. >> defense secretary ash carter telling a congressional committee about the increased u.s. military role in the fight aga we are back now with the panel. >> well, we got bad news this week, navy seal charles keating iv was can ild in northern iraq, he is the third u.s. service member to die since the campaign against isis

issue and an issue which imposes new law on every private sector employer throughout the united states of america. we believe a court, rather than a federal agency, should tell our state, our nation and employers across the country what the law requires. and let me say something. our nation is one nation, especially when it comes to fighting discrimination, which i support wholeheartedly. ultimately, i think it's time for the u.s. congress to bring clarity to our national anti-discrimination provisions under title vii and title ix. let me repeat that one more time to all of our u.s. representatives and the leaders of both the republican and democratic parties in congress. ultimately, think it's time for the u.s. congress to bring clarity to our national anti-discrimination provisions under title vii and title ix. right now, the obama administration is bypassing congress by attempting to rewrite the law and set basic restroom policies, locker room policies and even shower policies for public and private employers across the country, not just north carolina. now, i am still asking the north carolin

so it was still a remarkable thing that a black man could become president of the united states of america and i was heading, as it turns out, to harvard the next day to do a series of lectures on jay-z. had my stuff written out, ready to go. and then i said on the plane right there, can i really talk about him when barack obama has been named the president of the united states of america? i said, nah, not really. so for the next three days, off the top of my dome, i lectured at harvard about obama and different aspects of him. so the book began there. it began to take shape, and it's in -- [inaudible] forms, of course. but thinking out loud about what it would mean to have a black president, a figure of estimable worth and incredible intelligence and magnitude and the breadth of both his learning and his ability to convince america to vote for him. because obama had an idea that no other black person in the history of this world has successfully carried forward. i will run the, historically, most powerful empire in the history of the world: and so a lot of people wanted to. he's the one t

policies running around our country. >> but the way the constitution was designed, the way the united states of americaigned included the tenth amendment which said all laws and powers not delegated to the united states are reserved to the states. this power is not delegated to the united states of america. hence, it is reserved to the states. >> the president had been comparing, loretta lynch, his attorney general, this treatment of transgenders as akin to the jim crow laws. what did you think of that? >> it is offensive. but also ignorant for her to say that for this reason. if you would, she related it to race-based laws. race is based upon biology, science. the democrats pride themselves on being the party of science. here, though, they are ignoring science. it's the science of designation of gender status at birth. you're either a male by birth or a female by birth. 99.9% of the times you have double x chromosomes or xy chromosomes. >> what about if i'm male by birth and i don't feel i'm a male by birth and i feel i'm a woman and i want to go to the woman's room? >> that is not science. >> so i wo

basic security and support that should be available quite frankly, to every family in the united states of america. we start it right here in a very proud that everything that we do here, everybody else watches, and they need a copy, maybe they don't, but if they do, they know it's because we do it for the right reasons. thank you supervisor weiner. thank you to all the community embers, to the parents, not only here but the number of parents who engaged in the adoption of this legislation. and also want to say thank you to companies of already stepped forward and say we can do that. we can make sure our employees are covered whenever there's a family leave that necessitated. the companies like by-right, associations of businesses like the bay area council represented by jim workman. they are identified business leaders who put their hands up and say we are going to take care of our work force and support families in the city and in the region. i'm very proud of everybody who's been working on this because again, it helps our city say, yes, we can do things and we can implement them and we can emb

may god bless you all and god bless the united states of america. tlemen, please stand as the chaplain of the united states house of representatives gives the benediction. father conroy: let us pray. may the hands and hearts of this nation be raised in prayer and praise for this puerto rican unit, which served our nation and the hope of freedom for all of the world. through three wars the borinqueneers chose to serve while they were still not completely welcome to share in the fullness of the american social fabric. even so, the unit earned thousands of military honors for their service. may the breath of god uphold their noble and heroic story. may it carry to other generations and even to other nations a message to inspire citizens everywhere to serve without counting the cost. may those who made the ultimate sacrifice, those who etched out historic victories, and those who suffered personally, the pain of discrimination in those dark days of our world and our nation, be rewarded with success and find peace. bless all women and men in military serv

of the united states, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. thank you for joining me on an historic night for the united states of americause ] >> jimmy: folks, moments ago on the steps of this very theater, i announced my candidacy for the second highest office in the united states. vice president. since i am the only one running for vice president, i think i have a real shot at winning this thing. [ applause ] country back. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: from whom, i don't know, but i want it back. as vice president i'll never stop fighting for you, unless "game of thrones is on". then i will be back to work for you. i am well aware of what the critics will say. the critics will say is it even possible to make a solo run for vice president without being selected by a candidate. to them i say this, i think so. i'll check it out when i have time. the important thing is i know how to do the job. let's be honest, it's easy to be vice president. all you have to do is sit there and nod at the president while he speaks. i've done that. look at this. that is what we call experience. i could do that every day. [ applause ] >

. >> secretary of state john kerry offering the condolences of the united states of america, when we come back, were they expecting something like this in france? we'll dig into that and what donald trump and hillary clinton said about today's plane crash, we'll talk about that right after this. >>> when egyptair flight 804 went down, it went down amid heightened terror alert in this part of the world. we'll talk about this with laura haim, and also arthur lang. laura, let me start with you, is this something that officials in this country were expecting? >> yes, they were can'ting some terror to happen since the brussels airport attacks. again, we don't know what happened, we have to re-enforce that we really don't know if it's a terrorist attack, but the french officers in the past two weeks were telling people, something might happen, be careful, we're all careful, they have the least of targets in france and egyptair has had a lot of problems in the last year, there was the one that involved the plane -- >> october of last year. >> and there was also someone who tried to hijack a

disproportionately african-american. 25% of the world's prison population right here in the united states of america. just think about that, mrs. beatty. we are 5% of the world's population. but 25% of those who are incarcerated are incarcerated in the united states of america. so we have a serious problem of mass incarceration that must be reduced. the point i want to put into the record tonight is that of those who are incarcerated in this country, 90% of those are incarcerated at the state level. 10% incarcerated at the federal level. 90% incarcerated at the state level. when we discuss criminal justice reform and congressman bobby scott is going to be speaking in a few minutes and he talks about this all of the time, as well as congresswoman sheila jackson lee, when we discuss criminal justice reform, we must not only talk about reform at the federal level, but we must find ways to require states to reform their criminal justice system at the local level. look at their system and seek ways to reduce massive incarceration. too many of those incarcerated at the state level are in prison for drug-r

united states and our military. men and women who are committed to their faith and the safety and security of the united states of america of a patriotic americans who were serving their country. we're proud of their service >> so no thought from the military academy? >> i am not aware of the specific policies in place. >> mundorf carolina talks about the supreme court that the administration needs to get him on the court to be appointed as soon as possible? >> this president has the same view taken by republican president ronald reagan who you talked about the fact that every day that goes but -- there goes by is the day people should be concerned that the supreme court doesn't have the full complement to deal with the important issues before them. their president feel strongly they have a responsibility to make sure that the supreme court has all nine justices and then conducted an exhaustive search even republicans are describing as a consensus nominee anyone with more experience on the federal bench in history it is unprecedented half -- to be nominated but. >> prime hearing their vote for the first time since 1875 e

we are being attacked by cyber, we are -- there are plans-to-a tack the united states of america, the director of national intelligence said that there will be attacks on the united states of america. where is the democrat leader? what is he thinking? what could you be thinking? the presiding officer: the time of the senator from arizona has expired. caning caning we need to move forward -- mr. mccain: we need to move forward with this legislation now for the sake of the men and women defending this nation and putting their lives on the line. this is disgraceful. mr. mcconnell: would the senator yield? mr. mccain: i would be glad to. mr. mcconnell: how many senators voted against this bill on the committee? > kaifn cane none. -- mr. mccain: none. the three votes against on this side of the aisle. mr. mcconnell: i call up grassley amendment 78. the presiding officer: the the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from kentucky calls up amendment for senator grassley, number 4078. the presiding officer: the clerk read the title of the bill. the clerk: s. 2635 13*, a bill to reauthori

search silverware, and you'll find made in the united states of america right next to this spoon.ut how can you be sure that what taxpayers are buying is really made here? we went to find the spoons, liberty tabletop, made in new york, selling their silverware to the navy, the air force, the army. but it turns out, they're fighting mad, because they started to lose business. >> nobody could tell us why. >> because also on that website, other distributors like thompson and little, listed here as made in the usa, but when we called the manufacturer, they told our team, they make this spoon overseas. these knives? made in in and this flatware set? made in china, too. bang in cheryl, new york, they say this mislabelling is costing american jobs. >> there's a lot of people that are purchasing, unbeknownst to them, products that are not being made where they say they're being made. >> reporter: so we asked why are they being labeled made in america in the first place? it turns out the government doesn't really police this. it's the distributor of the products listing their own informati

party wants to be a party say we're going to pick up 11.5 illegals and ship them out of the united states of americay at that stop muslims from coming to the united states. i don't know if the republican party, if that's the change they want to make. that's part of what paul ryan is considering at this point in time. who is the republican party? i tweeted out a couple of weeks ago, the republican party is no longer the party of reagan, it is the party of trump. good luck. >> how is he going to make inroads with women, with latinos? now he's saying the republican party should not be the party of people who are trying to stop illegal immigrants -- stop immigrants, i should say, stop immigrants from coming into the country, whether they be hispanic or muslim. >> women, i think he has a number of very powerful arguments, not least of which is you've had a democratic president and for part of the time a democratic congress, do you think it's gone better for you? they are using you just as in my belief they have used minorities for all of my lifetime. they use people in order to gain votes saying how much

you are the best-educated, most tolerant generation in the history of the united states of america. so engage in the tireless pursuit of finding common ground. because not only will you be happier, you will be incredibly more successful. that is where you will find your reward, and it will make us all better for it. i am so honored to be here with john. it is a great honor to receive this medal. may god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. [applause] vice president biden: thank you, i have to leave. remember i said don't rationalize? i have a granddaughter graduating from the university in pennsylvania in a few hours, so so long. [applause] >> c-span 2016 commencement coverage includes the diversity of notre dame, and we are joined by the school's president, reverend john jenkins was been ahead of university since 2005. father jenkins, it included notable catholics, vice president biden and speaker boehner.

of united states. god bless you. god bless flint. god bless michigan. god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rick snyder appeared at today's event to offer apologies for the city's contaminated water supply. attendees boot the governor during his remarks. the governor wasn't originally scheduled to speak at the event, but accepted president obama's invitation to address the assembled flint residents. youth that part of the event. -- years that are the event. gov. snyder: today is an opportunity for us to focus in on understanding that we need to work together. we have a short-term water crisis that needs to be repaired. we have a long-term issue about building a stronger city of flint to create job opportunities for everyone. i wanted to come here and tell you, you didn't create this problem, government failed you. i apologize, and i will work hard to fix that. we all need to wor

and maybe forever bless these united states of america -- may he forever bless these united states of and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of "taps" and the benediction. ♪ plays] ♪ >> eternal rest grant unto our beloved dead, a lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. may they rest in peace. lord, bless us all across this land that we call america with strength, wisdom, encourage. and courage. made the sacrifice of so many who died in service of our country and our world inspire us to remain to a renewed commitment to our nation and to our patriotic duty. .men >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and our colors are retired. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for attending today's program and enjoy the rest of your day. ♪ while the storm clouds gather sea across the -- far across the sea pledge allegiance to a land that's free gratefull be for a land so blessed voicesaise our in a solemn prayer god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above from

you're the best educated, most tolerant generation in the history of the united states of america. so engage. engage in the tireless pursuit of finding common ground because not only will you be happier, you will be incredibly more successful. that's where you'll find your reward. it'll make us all better for it. it's a true honor to be here with john, the it's a great honor to receive this medal. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. [applause] thank you. i've got to leave because there's only one thing more important. remember i said don't rationalize? my granddaughter named after my daughter is graduating from the university of pennsylvania in three hours, so so long. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> filmmaker and activist spike lee was the commencement speaker at johns hopkins university in baltimore. he urged graduates to be catalysts for change for the so-calledded 9%. -- 99%.

policies running around our country. >> but the way the constitution was designed, the way the united states of americathe 10th amendment which said all laws and powers not delegated to the united states are reserved to the states. this power is not delegated to the united states of america. hence it is reserved to the states. neil: the president is comparing that of loretta lynch, attorney general, this treatment of transgenders as akin to the jim crow laws. what did you think of that? >> it is offensive but also ignorant for her to say that for this reason. if you would, she related it to race-based laws. race is based upon biology, science. democrats pride themselves being parity of science. here though they are ignoring science. science of designation of gender status at birth. you're either a male by birth or female by birth. 99.89% of the times you have double x chromosomes or xy chromosomes. neil: what if by male by birth i don't female by birth. i feel like i'm a woman and want to go to the women's room. >> that is not science. neil: so i would have no right to go to women's room in that event?

. >> secretary of state john kerry offering the condolences of the united states of america, when we come back, were they expecting something like this in france? we'll dig into that and what donald trump and hillary clinton said about today's plane crash, we'll talk about that right after this. systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. lease the e350 for $499 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ugh. heartburn.g ] sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. >>> when egyptair flight 804 went down, it went down amid heightened terror alert in this part of the world. we'll talk about this with laura haim, and also arthur lang. laura, let me start with you, is this something that officials in this cou

we're the ninth most populist state in the united states of america and the biggest concern business have right now is the justice department as of wednesday just released a new e, oc order which applies to every business in the united states of america, not just in north carolina. and basically you have the justice department setting new bathroom rules for every company in the united states of america with over 15 employees. and this is never been seen before by the federal government making such hr policies for restroom, locker rooms and showers for employees in the private sector. and i don't think the private sector even realizes what the justice department just did. and all we're trying to do now is get clarification from the federal courts, not just from the state of north carolina. this applies to every business in the united states and every university in the united states of america. >> this morning we spoke with target which had come out and opposed the north carolina law and found itself in the middle of a boycott itself from one particular group. we asked ceo brian cornel

it is time i fought and helped defend the united states of america. ism going to become a marine officer, go to vietnam, help the united states win. jack did become an sphemplet he did go to vietnam. in the 12th month of his 13-month tour he was killed by a sniper. alex crumley appeared later as the lieutenant governor of georgia, spent a week with his family as we waited for his body to come become. the most meaningful afternoon was the night we sat up recommend nizing about jack. he had sacrificed the ultimate sacrifice for me and for you and for all america. i want to talk about joe with a harris, the beanie baby soldier in iraq. a cheerleader his junior yearality the university of georgia, he cheered the saturday before 9/11. he watched the horror of that day. he went down to the rotc building at university of georgia and said i want to go after all those people who attacked america in new york city. the head officer said, well, it is are at least a two-year commitment. you have only got a year and a half to go. we can't take. he said, i'll make up

there is the united states of america. ere is not a black america and a white america and latino america, an asian america. there's the united states of america. >> barack obama said there's no red america, no blue america, but 12 years later as his presidency comes to its end, it feels we're more divided than ever. there most definitely is a red america and a blue america, and one place you can see it, your facebook newsfeed. we'll get into that ahead. at red lobster's create your own seafood trios you can try something new with every bite. pick 3 of 9 all-new creations for $15.99. like baked lobster alfredo chimichurri shrimp and crab cakes bursting with crab meat. just hurry in before it ends. ♪ one coat, yes! ♪ there is a day, for every number. ♪ ♪ there is a time, for all my slumbers. ♪ one coat guaranteed marquee interior. behr's most advanced paint. get the best paint for any budget and save 10 or 40 bucks. only at the home depot. burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet were the first in my family to graduate from

however, the state of north carolina and this governor welcome the opportunity to be the solution for all of the states and especially our nation, the greatest nation, the united states of america. thank you very much. >> everybody hear me? good. the question -- i'm bob stevens. i'm governor mccrory's general counsel. p-h, thank you for answering. the question that was just asked a claim underwas title ix not asserted in this thatit and the answer to is, the title ix issue was the university system, not directed towards the governor, nor was it directed towards the department of public safety. the two claims that we addressed in our lawsuit. will makesity system their own decisions about what they want to do with that title ix issue. [inaudible question] >> do not know. my understanding is the board of governors is meeting tomorrow and my assumption is they will then and make a decision. [inaudible question] case.the graham they have not. it's important to note that. happened in the fourth circuit case, a split panel, 2-1, made a decision that the lower court,t, the had used the wrong evidentiary standard in deciding the case split panel was to send the decision back to the tri

the united states of america. our economy and workers have been the envy of the world for decades. the economic future for our children can be limitless if we have a federal government that opportunity, not the obstacle it is today. to do all of this, we need a change in washington, a change that does not settle for the "new normal" economy. we can, we will, and we must use >> tomorrow, president obama gives the commencement speech to the graduating class at rutgers university. live coverage begins at 12:50 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this week on "the communicators," a visit to a community -- a consumer electronics show on capitol hill. cta's biggest show is in las vegas in the winter. every spring, the association sponsors a show where vendors and technology companies come to capitol hill to

the constitution of the united states of america. a newspaper asked me earlier today, why have i endorsed ted cruz, why am i here. the simple answer is that i'm not here for any one man. i'm not here for anyone's platform. i'm here because i have found a man who i believe will take the oath and actually mean it, that he will protect and defend the constitution of the united states of america. [applause] is all we need. that is all we need. we have not tried it for 100 years. that is the answer to everything. when donald trump talks about -- he's going to raise tariffs on people. but, quite honestly, it's in the united states in a victim again. it is victimhood. that is all that is. it is not that we are not charging china for tariffs, it is not that we need to erect a barrier for trade, when used to be done is to use the constitution to free america's , the dreamers, entrepreneurs, the small businessman. [applause] get the government out of the way and let us create! [applause] when i first heard donald trump say that he was going to

god bless the united states of america! i'm proud of you! [ applause ] >> what a powerful moment. the president of the united states there delivering the commencement address to the class of 2016 at howard university. historically black university there in washington, d.c. also, today, receiving his own doctorate of science, an honorary degree, the doctorate of science there. moving people to tears, particularly the young lady, sierra, who he called out there, talking about how she represents a struggle that her mother, her single mom, in detroit endured to make sure that she had this opportunity and that this young lady would turn down a full scholarship ride to harvard, to attend howard university, a cornerstone of greatness there. and you heard from the president, reminding the audience there and reminding audiences who are watching this graduation everywhere of the greatness that has -- that howard university has produced, from thurgood marshal to zora neil hurston, ralph bunche, first nobel peace prize winner. you heard from the president there. i have with me also a howard al

it was set-aside for people of the united states of america.harvest, grazing land, hiking, fishing, hunting and mining. these open lands are important to hunters and anglers like dan bailey. he's the montana representative for pheasants forever, an organization working to conserve pheasants and other wildlife through careful management. >> dan bailey: so this is a piece of property owned by pheasants forever. it's opened to public access. this is through montana's block management system. we sign in, they collect all the tags. they know who's been on the property. >> anthony: today, me and my friend joe rogan are going after some delicious pheasant for dinner. >> joe rogan: yeehaw, ladies and gentleman. >> anthony: joe is of course the voice of the ufc, and the host of the wildly popular podcast, "the joe rogan experience." in recent years, joe has become an advocate for the notion that you should, whenever possible, know where your food comes from. >> joe rogan: the connection that you have with your food when you kill it yourself, it's just a

it's owned by the people of the united states of america. >> i just see our country is very nuanced and saying we're taking all of this land and we'll protect it from exploitation by capitalist. >> it's not for anybody and it's a path forward and it's not happening anywhere else in the world and the reason it came here is because it's such a great country. as we move into the future it takes everybody understanding what it means to america. >> to say hunting and conservation is intertwine on. >> is an absolute fact. >> it is an absolute fact and it's a painful admission that we are the masters of this environment whether we like it or not. >> as thinking beings, we're the only ones in the food chain that understand the consequences of the imbalance and therefore we do have a right to take care of this thing and manage it. when it comes to animals that can alter their environment we're unique. >> i'm not a hunter, obviously. >> we hunted all day today. you take a shit you're a shitter. >> that's what it is. >> you shot that pheasant. we're eating that pheasant and there's no closer conne

it is $6 million or close to that that he's giving to veterans of the united states of america that makesier. or i can say i'm free and i didn't have to serve our country. they did if for us. >> can you give us an idea of the precise amount that is being donated and some of the charities, the foundations that is on the receiving end of the money? >> i do not know the exact number. that would be the accounants and the attorneys. i know like i mentioned early the 22 kill organization where they bring awareness to the fact that 22 veterans a day commit suicide because of post-traumatic stress syndrome. we have given money to patriots for pets. an organization that allows veterans to have pets that direct them around their home. also, organizations that build add ones to veteran's homes that are disabled. veteran wheelchairs, i know a gentleman from iowa that mr. trump has personally helped rebuild his home so he can get around in his wheelchair. the organizations are all fantastic and they're all deserving. none of this would have done without the help of donald trump, the man that will be

is your one and only chance to meet the first and probably last black president of these united states of america. >> okay, i won't jinx. she said baby, i paid my $300. i was like mama, it is $300. i will give you $300. i don't know if i can change to the girl's name. this is what you do. me and the girls are going to d.c. in august, why don't you call the president and tell him it is me plus six. >> i was like mama, i said i don't have it like that i just can't call up and hey, barry, yeah, my mama is coming with her bingo buddies, so i said mama, either you come with me now or you don't meet the president. she said okay, i know six is too many, just me plus two. >> i said mama, come with me now or you don't meet the president. my mother went to bingo in vegas. went to bingo in vegas. and lost, and lost all her money! >> trevor: oh, thank you so much for being here. anthony anderson, everybody. blacker-ish wednesday, at 9:30 p.m. on abc. we'll be right badge. clock, tied at 95... my man, dwyane wade! you got this. you cool. cool like a penguin in a tank top. cool like a convertible with a snowpl