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Welcome back to "morning joe". i have no idea what the time is. that was a very long -- i think you might have been a tad bit long winded. >> youre putting that on me. >> i am. you went -- >> really? >> yeah. it was just like whoa we just went ten minutes over. but thats okay. about a were at the tuck school of business at dart mouth here in hanover great to be here. thank you for having us. >> great to have you guys here. [ applause ] >> were actually here because about six months ago, acceptse...

Van, all of those things would be helped. >> joy reid thank you as always. greatly appreciate you coming on and reporting. obviously, mika body cameras in baltimore, this has been an issue before, we talked about it earlier in the weak where you actually had the city council urging the mayor to go ahead and pass a bill that would put body cameras on police officers. the hair said she was going to veto the bill. the police union didnt want it. she said she wanted to do a study instead which of co...

That point he was not breathing and he didnt have a pulse. and then donte allen says they got allen out of the van first to take care of him before tending to freddie gray. this case mika and joe, as we have said is about care and custody and the possibility of criminal negligence. and those are the things that add up to criminal negligence. first of all unsecured in the van while shackled and handcuffed. two, looking at him, examining his condition and not calling a medic. three, you get to the...

>> for people wholive in the poverty stricken areas of baltimore, april, i think there is a missing link where people who are really in this who are living this, experiencing this need to hear not only that help is on the way, which theyre not hearing, but that there is a sense among leadership that something is wrong. am i wrong? >> no youre not wrong. and mika you hit the nail. as i report out of the white house every day for the last 18 years, ive seen that the african american community part...

Standing economic barrier, low educational achievement. and this broken criminal justice system. and there are so many statistics that are unbelievable. lets roll through this. because it makes it harder to break the cycle poverty. the unemployment rate in the city with more than 600,000 residents now stands at 8.1%. thats a lot higher than the 5.5% rate for the state of maryland. that even outperforms the national average. in west baltimore neighborhood where freddie gray lived, a third of the ...