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That insensitivity leads to a whole host of things and its interconnected. what i mean by that is, i think, just my t theory, racism is lind to sexism. around the corner from classism. around the corner from lookism. and eventually, the wholesale exploitation of nature. dr. kings we either learn to love together as brothers and sisters or perish together as fools. i add to that, we dont have time now. we have to learn to live together as brothers in sisters in harmony with each other, in nature,...

>> i think keith olbermann will probably have a short leash, like roseanne had a short leash. a lot of it isnt about democrat or republican. we tend to respond more to race issues quickly now. we turn a blind out to i dont think its as simple. its not a simple puzzle. and i think it is a little more nuanced. >> kathy griffin lost her job. >> yeah. >> dealing with the ramifications of what happened to her the. >> it would be nice to all raise the bar. >> it shouldnt be so partisan. >> lets do bet...

Rein. that ought to play out as its going to play out. >> i just dont know what to make of it. i will say that actually mueller was the head of the fbi when my case first surfaced. and the congressional oversight committee has been trying for a while to get my fbi file, and couldnt. and then finally they got it redacted, but in it, it identifies me as a prominent critic of obama. and i think thats very interesting, because why is that in my file? if this is a case of lady justice being blind, in...

Kids. i have kids too. no one teaches your kids, listen, oh, well, if so-and-so bullied you -- two wrongs dont make a right. an eye for an eye leaves us all blind. there is a reason those things exist in the world. and i just -- theres too much of that -- well, he did it, and thats not a good reason. when you start using crude language, you lose arguments. dont do that. there is an argument to be made about ivanka trump not using her influence. but when you just call her names, you lose that. >>...

>> an american citizen robbed blind by our own federal government. the 64-year-old had more than $58,000, his entire lifesavings, confiscated by u.s. customs at the cleveland airport. it was the result of a controversial practice called civil asset forfeiture. he still doesnt have the money back, despite never being charged with any crime. chase gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom to explain. hi, trace. >> when the government takes your money, and property, you dont have to be convicted...

>> i cant believe they underestimated how much people didnt trust hillary clinton. and to say they were blind sided. people like that spent too much time in the ideological bubble. i didnt know they would come out and vote for donald trump. and i knew they would not stay and vote for hillary clinton. they couldnt vote for someone who lied repeatedly. you dont want to vote for someone who put a server in the back room closest and thought it was a good idea. people wanted to hold on for more of th...

Right. you noted that suggestion two days ago. wasnt the first time we heard the president. after the second meeting took place between kim jong-un and president xi he saw sort of a change in tone there. i want to make one other point thats important to consider right now. the letter appeared to have blind sided our allies. the president said he spoken to. consider the fact that more than 24 foreign journalists were in north korea at the time. they were tilstill in north kor. they were to witnes...

That line of inquiry is completely off-limits. >> harris: you know, with the president now getting kind of political advice on sitting down, versus what his attorneys will actually work out, how do you see that coming together? we are inching our way toward the mid-term elections and you cant be blind to the fact -- and the president has even indicated that it could cost his party politically if he doesnt make a decision in line with what the american people who support him want. >> its a tough ...

He was very accurate in his sociology. he studied this stuff. he got the cheese balls, the silver shelters. what people were wearing and how they comported themselves. what they wanted to be like. he really understood that. he had his finger on the pulse but was able to translate it in this unbelievably unveiling throws. that was crackled with energy and insight. >>paul: today you couldnt do that because - - >> thats right. for example, he deliberately and provocatively kept referring to the bla...

>> as humphries recalls, the case against rick was always motivation strong, evidence weak. not much more than a drop of charlie parkers blood on a shoe when you came right down to it. even so, humphries told the court, the blood put rick at the murder scene. >> but he had a story for it, didnt he? >> he did. it didnt hold water, but he had a story about it. >> humphries recited ricks version of how blood had got on his shoe, how he had went into the parker house to get a set of car keys after t...