back with me andrew yang, van jones, and george conway.ou clutching your phone. >> i can take a picture, i can take a video of what's going on here and see you at the same time. there i got you -- >> so that's what you think is happening. >> they're raising their hands on that. is it any different than holding up a lighter at a concert, you know? >> they paid thousands of dollars to be there to witness that moment, and they needed to videotape it so that they could share it with their friends that they had spent thousands of dollars. >> if it's not on the gram it didn't happen, that's what people are saying. i've been a jordan fan my entire life. >> van's growling. >> michael jordan had to deal with everything he did when they could hand check and throw you to the ground and kick you in the face. it's a different era. so he's the greatest of this era, and he's certainly one of the greatest lebron james. but michael jordan is the greatest, period. that's it. phone drop. >> i was with you until just recently i was like you know what lebron h

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and 60% of the force is black, 70% of memphis is black we have van jones, a recipient of 100 millionzo prize lectures america this is proof of racism. these are revolutionary ideas that exam from the come from people who are wealthy. john kerry flies on a gulfstream and lectures us the problem is your leaf pblowers. it is not the people in the streets that demand that we stop exploring a of natural gas or open the border i'd open or destroy it. it is the elite. very different from most revolutions, these are not grassroot revolutionaries. >> what is it about that? about people who in the system, in its peaceful diversity that causes them to want to burn it down? i am asked all of the time, why are billionaires, and multimillion air so left wing. >> they live such pampered lives they feel guilty. they try to virtue signal or performance art certain displays of caring ofi empathy as a way of justifying they are quite privileged. the other thing, twin to that idea, i think is they are never subject to the consequences of their own ideology, here in california, gavin newsom lectures us a

i want to bring in van jones and scott jennings, here to the conversation. bring you in first, van. scott, only because i don't want to talk about lipstick on a pick thinking you have a pig. he has a pet pig. van, i begin with you instead. is nicholas kristof right? are some on the left undercutting their own messaging by going what they believe to be too far? >> yes. yes. >> now, for scott. >> obviously so. i think scott and i will be in violent agreement tonight. i understand that there are people who are concerned about the status quo and they are worried that some of the ways we talk might be the old language might be codifying the old attitudes. they want new language to signify new attitudes. but it's gone so far that it's a joke. it's a parody of itself too often. even people like myself who are passionately committed to causes, you're afraid to even talk on a zoom call because you might say the wrong word and say 15 minutes being lectured how something that nobody had heard of six months ago is now required speech in polite company. and it's a distrac

. >>> with that as a backdrop, we are joined by van jones.ohn, in a case like this where the initial police report appears to be contradicted by all of the body camera video of the arrest, is that a sign the memphis police were trying to cover up or downplay what happened that night? in the video they are trying to write the narrative from the moment he is still there. >> you can see it in three parts, right. first there is the conversation which is they are creating the story which is that he tried to grab my gun and did this and that. they know there is body camera. they also know the camera blinks in a confusioning situation. you know some of the things they think they can get away with saying. the second part is validating the story and writing it into an official report later done at headquarters, filed at 4:40 in the morning. the third piece, you know, the one camera not blinking is the one on the pole and that is the one that sees a lot of the things they leave out of the reports and doesn't see a lot they wrote into it. i think you ar

you want to bring in cnn political imitator's van jones and scott jennings. here to the conversation, let me bring you in here first, van, on this point. scott, only because i don't to go from lipstick on a pig knowing that you have a pig, and thinking i was only singling you out on this. he really does have a pet pig, everyone. there you go. van, i'll begin with you instead. then, is nick kristoff right in the sense, or some on the left under cutting their own messaging by going, what they believe to be, too far? >> yes. >> great, now for scott. >> i mean, obviously so. i think scott nigher gonna be in violent agreement tonight. i understand that there are people who are concerned about the status quo in the way certain groups are left out in this mistreated there, worried about some of the ways we talk might be the old language might be codifying the old attitudes. they want new language to signify new attitudes. but it's gone so far. it's a joke, it's a parody of itself all too often. even people like myself, who are passionate committed to these causes, yo

. >> van jones, thank you very much. kaitlan, we will see you tonight and tomorrow, so make some room, squish the chairs over for us there. >> i'm warning you, it's a tight squeeze on the balcony on capitol hill so get ready. >> and it looks chilly. thanks, kaitlan. thank you everyone for watching, we appreciate it. have a great day. we will see you later on tonight for the state of the union. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. right now just a heartbreaking reality in turkey and syria, international aid rushing in as the death toll from that powerful earthquake and its aftershocks rises to more than 5,000. 24 hours or so after the earthquake hit, rescuers they are still managing to pull some survivors from the rubble. in one instance in turkey a child that had been trapped in a collapsed building crawled out of the debris into the hands of first responders. [ speaking non-english ] >> that poor little child. numerous aftershocks have rattled the region, man

joining us, alyssa griffin, also "new york times" senior political correspondent maggie haveran and van jones. why did rick scott propose this if -- >> this has been what the party has been asking itself and him for months since he put that plan out. he is probably the most frustrating person in the party to many people because he gave that golden moment to joe biden last night. i'm not sure what went into the planning of what he released at the time. he was thinking about challenging mitch mcconnell for leadership. we didn't get the majority. it never went to that. he was running the nrsc. that put the party to kind of be tied to this very bad plan that we have always -- for mainstream republicans, it's the rule that we do not touch these entitlements. >> it's rich for republicans to say joe biden is lying about this. they have been saying democrats want to de-fund police when i think maybe cori bush in the house has talked about de-funding police. i think that's about it among democrats. >> i think the way you put it is correct. president biden was painting with a broad brush. it is because

correspondent meg hagan and van jones cnn political commentator and former special adviser to president obama. why did rick scott propose this? >> this is what the party has been asking himself and him for months since he put the plan out. he is probably the most frustrating person in the party because he gave the golden moment to joe biden. >> i am not sure what went into to the planning of released. at the time, was thinking about challenging mitch mcconnell for senate leadership. we didn't even get to majority so never want to. that and he was running the nra seat. so that put the entire party to be tied to this very bad plan. for mainstream republicans, it has been a rule that we do not touch these. >> it's rich for republicans, joe biden is lying about this and they've been saying democrats want to fun place. when i think maybe cori bush in the house has talked about defunding police. i think that's it among democrats. >> i think we put it is correct, president biden is painted with a broad brush. but it's a brush works got handed. him and he is in the leadership, in a leadership p

i want to go now to david urban and van jones. a fight democrats want to be having right now, is this where they should be focused? >> well, i don't think it's a political question so much as a question of living in a country where we actually are not banning books, we are actually able to talk about our very complex history. the reality is that we have an ugly and unequal origin. our founding was ugly and unequal. but our founding dream is about equality. so we've got to be able to talk about the ugly and the beauty together. and if we are not allowed to do that, then it's hard to understand how we can all be americans together. so this is deeper than politics. >> sometimes the messengers matter. and i know that you've been looking at what we saw, and you saw in leyla's place al sharpton there. al sharpton is a standard-bearer for many in the democratic party. >> just one second, erin, just to address what van said. in the state of florida, african american education, the history of african americans and their experience in socie

generation, providing the signature hits for acts like the carpenter, dusty springfield, luther van dross, tom jones>> bscharach the law buried with other songs rioters including -- the third of his four wives, his second wife was actress angie dickinson, the high-profile marriage lasted 15 years. bacharach was born on may 12, 1928 in kansas city missouri as a young man he won a scholarship to the music academy of the west and had a short stint in the army before becoming the music director for actress or lina dietrich, a sign for his career where music and movies would intertwine. ♪ ♪ ♪ baccarat won an oscar for raindrops keep falling on my head. the theme song from but cassidy in the sundance kid, and another for the movie score. he took home his third oscar for the theme song from the film, arthur. ♪ ♪ ♪ he also won six grammys. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen mr. burt bacharach and -- >> bacharach career featured a resurgence in the late 90s. -- and he teamed up with artists like r&b crooner, john -- ♪ ♪ ♪ he also paired with british rocker, elvis costello on the song for the film grace of my hear

. >> legendary musician burt back r backarach composed hits for the carpenters, luther van dross, tom joness what friends are for ♪ >> reporter: bacharach collaborated with carol bayer sager, his second wife of four. he was born may 12th, 1928 where he won a music scholarship to the academy of the west, and he married marlene dietrich where music and movies would intertwine. ♪ raindrops keep falling on my head ♪ >> reporter: that was the theme song for "butch cassidy and the sun dance kid" and took home another oscar for a movie. ♪ between me and the moon and new york city ♪ >> reporter: and he teamed up with ron eisley. ♪ raindrops keep falling on my head ♪ >> reporter: and he paired with british rocker elvis costello for the song "grace of my head." ♪ and that gave me strength ♪ >> reporter: in 2012, president obama paid tribute to him for the most highest music award the gershwin pride. >> it is a partnership that produced dozens of prizes, and burt and hal have never been limited to one genre. >> reporter: some called him easy listening, but he did not mind. >> there was a cartoon once

van was 12, he pulled out a lucky ticket. he was chosen from hundreds of boys in steven spielberg's film about treasure hunter indiana jones kwan ford's partner in the second part of the film franchise indiana jones and the temple of doom a year 85 to you starred in the adventure comedy stooges written by the same spielberg and the children who are trying to find the treasure of the legendary pirate one-eyed willy brilliant career that began, but soon stalled a successful child actor did not become a successful adult artist. i interrupted you with episodic roles, mostly in asian. kino blamed only himself for everything , i think that he is not good enough and talented enough to vam decided that his acting career was over and switched to another job in the cinema, did stunts, including films of x-men and about standing and was also an assistant to the director vonkae, everything changed 2 years ago, when the authors of the film everything is everywhere and at once unsuccessfully they tried to find an actor for the role of waymand, the husband of the main character. performed by michelle. she discovers in herself the ability to s