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did the warren commission, with all that time and all these resources, get its answers right?it was about halfway down there, i heard a shot. and i heard another shot or two. i couldn't say whether it was one or two. and i saw his head practically open up, all blood and everything. >> where did the shots come from? if the shots did not all come from the book depository window, then there was most likely some form of conspiracy. >> i think that the massive head wound where the president's head was literally blown apart came from a quartering angle on the grassy knoll, it struck and his head doesn't go directly back this way but it goes back and over this way, which would be consistent with the shot from that direction and newton's law of motion. >> unless the laws of physics were not working that day, the reaction of the president tells us where that shot came from. >> some critics say by the very fact that in the picture, you can clearly see the explosion of the bullet on the front side of the president, that that certainly indicates the bullet came from the front. >> well, i

heard some of the 2020 contenders talk about the same idea from julian castro to elizabeth warren forming a commissionthe issue. what i'm going to be watching is whether and how actual legislation or policy proposals coming from the 2020 candidates and from this hearing on the hill. >> and what exactly the action is. >> exactly. >> which is interesting because we heard all of these 2020 candidates talk about reparations and many of them say in some vague sense that they would support it. do they need to get more specific about what that support would actually look like? >> i think there needs to be some specificity and the truth is that even if it's not a litmus test, it is somewhat of a proxy for how you're going to engage communities of color. so i'm glad this reporting is being done and we're actually at this place. but even if you think that reparations is somewhat you t p repriations are so -- >> land ownership? >> land owner ship and what pete talks about, are things this these candidates are going to have to get very specific about. >> let me ask you this. is this even the right issue to be tal

commission and the department of justice finds. and what the proper remedy is to fix that problem. these remedies are narrowly tailored. let's say there is legislation like the type of legislation elizabeth warrening about where a company cannot run a marketplace and also be a participant in the marketplace. a company like apple or amazon would have a bigger risk because they are companies that run a marketplace and compete on that marketplace. what could the possible penalties be? i know this will take years to play out. at thee the scenarios end of a five or 10 year road? charlotte: at the ftc, we like to say remedies, not penalties. the goal is to promote competition. it is often not actually intended to take a penalty. -- to be a penalty. be significant divest or's like a breakup. it is seen in the courts as a very severe remedy. another remedy might be interoperability requirements. that is a major way of promoting competition. these markets are characterized by network effect. the more people connected to the network, the more valuable it is. upyou make that network open , you can address the network effect power and create more competition. emily: we know about the antitrust investigatio

warren, have all outlined programs calling for a federal jobs guarantee. but where does that leave them with these voters? top tier 2020 dems descend on south carolina for the black economic alliance forum a poll commissionedthat same group found that reparations and a federal job guarantee were listed at the bottom of what they feel would help them most. interesting. joining me now exclusively to respond is dr. cornell west, philosophy professor at harvard and professor emeritus at princeton. is this a disconnect and it show that democrats may be taking this voting block for granted? >> well, thanks for having me back. i do just want to acknowledge the passing of my dear appreciate -- these are deeper than politics and we have him in our thoughts and those of us who are religious have him in our prayers. very much so. your question is an important one. i think that when you look at the history of black people we've always had a variety of different perspectives. we work at the lens through slavery and very excited about this discussion about reparations. it is just a matter of telling the truth about the american past. when brother danny glover go to washington they'll say let's have a serious discussion

warren, who says this is not strong enough? >> there is sometimes a misunderstanding, that anything you do for a commission is bad.on't think that's true. commission accounts, in a lot of cases, are good. we are a believer that more of our business is fee-based. but just because it is fee-based does not mean that you cannot be bad. the account type is not the issue. conflicts should be mitigated and disclosed. we are all in favor of the. there is a misunderstanding that the only means that you are a good advisor, and i don't believe that. are the only form that we have, we have independent employee advisers. just because you are a ria means everything is perfect. it is good to have rules across all platforms because i think we are in the same business. i think there is a mistake in believe that one type of advice is better than the others. we certainly don't see that. the problem is, it prices out lower people without access to advice. vonnie: that was our interview with paul reilly. coming up, bryson dechambeau talks about his academic approach to training. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets.

commission which i provided testimony made it clear border security is national security. >> let's hear one more thing from julian castro about the criminalizing border crossings. >> my plan, glad to see senator booker, senator warrenwe agree with me on this, somebody comes across the border, not to criminalize desperation, treat that is a civil violation. >> explain to people who don't know what would happen if this were to become reality. >> he is saying even if you come without inspection, trespassing at a minimum there would be no consequences. it is because chuck schumer, senate minority leader said 3 or 4 years ago making trespass on critical infrastructure and landmarks a federal crime the idea of entering without inspection is something we should be concerned about. it is remarkable, alexandria ocasio cortez wound up with an intruder. the police arrested him for trespassing. i don't think she went running to his assistance and said the guy made an undocumented visit to my office building. you get permission before you enter countries or someone else's home. when people are going across the border, how many terrorists would it take to cause the damage and think about the hearing just held over money to be sp

warren farrell is our guest. he is co-author of a book called the boy crisis. also serves as the chair of the commission a white house counsel on boys to men. when you say crisis, how do you define that? guest: it's a very high bar for me. boys are doing badly in every single academic subject including reading and writing are the biggest predictors of success in all 56 of the largest developed nations in the world. boys are doing especially badly here in the united states. there is not a good reparation for boys who are less academically inclined. vocational education has been cut back. boys are often dropping out of high school. they have no sense of purpose. they start getting into drugs. when they drop out of high school more than 20% are unemployed in their early 20's which is five times the national average. boys are doing very badly mental health wise. the suicide rate for boys and girls at the age of nine is equal. between the ages of 10 and 14 it becomes twice as much for boys. between 15 and 19 four times as much for boys. asween 19 and 20 45 times much for boys. host: you don't see those types