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Actually have an effect. we have seen women split more cohesively down race lines in the election. women were split on trump, 46% voted for him. that is what youre going to see, if they can change that, if they can move toward a certain direction, i think you might see it. >> as the senate panel is expected to vote on the secretary of state tomorrow, as we look ahead to nominations, whos likely to not get confirmed or is everyone going to get through? >> rex tillerson is the one im going to watc...

What people seem to be liking. with today many economic news and market news it could become even more intense. i think this is a mistake for legacy media and liberals to think this is a construct. that would be a mistake. this combination shows you, this coalition of how this does cross gender lines, socioeconomic lines, race lines, religious beliefs, that american real. >> i im not electing a daddy or brother or best friend. i need to elect a president to will change what we are doing. jon: on...

To create an environment where a gay player feels safe about it. i think the great thing about "the necessary roughness" show is they show the need tore an actual ally. i think that if allies come out and say, you know what, im against homophobia, i welcome a gay teammate first, it will be easier for someone who is gay to come out. >> is race an indicator and a problem in the african-american community, in sports because, as we see, you know, none of that sweet stuff? we saw that from chris cull...

Hes basically -- it was -- we went from hope and change to divide and blame. now all of a sudden hes trying to run against president bush, eight years too late for that, offering the same old policies and now trying to divide us based on class lines, on race lines, on gender lines, and any lines to help him get re-elected, absolutely i think the american people arent better off. >> governor jobby jindal thank you very much. >> have fun in utah. >> good luck in utah. >> thank you, guys. thank you...

It was an incredibly polarizing event along race lines. and aside from yesterday, it doesnt seem like this is playing out in a similarly polarizing way. >> i think youre right, actually. i think this is a case that it looks so clear to people that this is an injustice. that is quite a relief to me, anyway, that we can all sort of agree that this kid should not have died and this person should be held responsible. i think that that crosses certain political barriers. the vast majority of the peop...

Age? you are referring to the washington post study where where they said she was positively viewed across both race lines. im disturbed that people are shocked that a black woman is intelligent. its the negative images that we see in these pop culture, that is the norm of what we see, so mrs. obama, even though she is on television every day, americans are still adjusting to that. intelligence is a word that probably comes to mind because it not one that we to not often associate with black wom...

Right way. they said president obama failed to pay attention to black unemployment in this country. is he right or wrong and should it be divided along race lines? >> it is absolutely right. you look at the statistics and the facts speak for themselves. the national average unemployment is 8.5% in the nation. in the black community its 15.8 percent and thats down from 17%. for black adult males its 16.4% unemployment and black teenagers 16 to 19% -- i mean 16 to 19 years of age its 40.7%. as a m...

Wide at its base. thats like a train that wide, bearing down on your neighborhood. and so when you stand there in the center of it, what you see at first is just nothing. you see just absolute devastation. there are houses that literally seem to have been disintegrated, not blown over, not the roof torn off, just gone. but what you see soon after is you get to the shelters and you talk to people in the streets, they are cleaning up and gathering photos and so forth, is that folks are really comi...

This is philadelphia, city of brotherly love, where our founding fathers met, wrote, and signed the declaration of independence while the people they owned waited outside anxiously awaiting to hear the news about how that document was also going to give them their independence. philadelphia is already a majority minority city. what does that mean in reality? west philadelphia. some of you are already singing the song in your head. a majority black residential area where about half the businesses...

How -- >> dont break out in hives, rev. >> thats why i sat you next to him. but how different -- this is what a lot of people miss and i want to get this to our viewers. how different is the social justice policies of this administration even from traditional mainstream republicans of the past? because ive been out here a long time and ive fought the last two or three republican presidents. i cut my teeth when reagan was president. and then bush sr. and bush jr. and trump is far more radical rig...