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Because we know hes about fear. fear, to him, is power, and if you want to know what hes really about, its not the prepared speeches that he gives from the oval office, somewhere around the white house, you go to his rallies and listen and watch his rallies, you read his tweets. you listen to what he says. and you watch what he does. and what he does is all about fear. >> and its -- you know, i hear people all the time, and you know because, here, because youre here, and you watch. when -- it di...

They did call him in the deporter in chief. whether or not you want to hear that on the bait stage or not. were going to hear we didnt go far enough on the banks. if youre going to talk about barack obama, which i thought was proud of joe biden, he did talk about deright and michigan and saving the auto industry, which i thought was smart. and he did try to talk about the things we were able to do under president obama and i was proud he took some credit where credit was due obviously, but i agr...

Do, no double talk, what are you going to do. and then secondly, do i believe you understand me? do i believe you know my heart? and ive spent my whole career trying -- im not a black man to state the obvious. but ive gone out of my way to understanding the best i possibly can what the concerns are, and theyre legitimate. look, you have so many african-american businessmen and women with great potential. they have to have access to capital. i started off my political life trying to deal with red...

On last night. and what name-brand cleaning product she used to clean up washington. and later they call him "moscow mitch," and he doesnt like it one bit. this new nickname that some opponents have stuck on mitch mcconnell has gotten under his skin. is this what has him unnerved? but first one of the memorable moments from last nights debate. >> i believe you can draw a straight line from slavery through jim crow through the banking and the red-lining to the mass incarceration that we are t...

Exactly what theyre going to this in any way. >> how do you know this was part do? no double talk. what are you going to do? of his big plan? then secondly, do i believe you >> well, the fact is that he told people about it. understand me? do i believe you know my heart? you know, the thing with epstein and ive spent my whole is he boasts about a lot of things and talks about a lot of career -- im not a black man to state the obvious. things. it wasnt just like one random ive gone out of my way ...

Were going from red lining to real opportunity for homeownership. were going from being excluded from the first industrial revolution to propelling the next one. and urban league, lets be clear, by taking these challenges on, we dont just move black america forward, all of america moves forward. all of america will benefit. >> laura, this is just a small part of her black agenda. shes rolled out any number of other policy initiatives around her black agenda, including combatting maternal mortali...

Pull and we still dont have that answer yet. i do find a little bit of solace in the fact that after the horrors of the past several days even republican members became scared yesterday afternoon when they heard these horrifying chants going up. but it is -- it is going to remain a very close call until donald trumps out of office. >> and i think thats right. i think part of my pessimism three years ago about our institutions was that our institutions which are great allowed slavery to be legal ...

Black neighborhoods. that all went on. there was rivalry. >> right. >> and then there were also nicknames that werent so nice. does trump come from that? i somehow get the sense he is sort of from that urban hostility from maybe 50 years ago. >> well, there is no question about that. but when you look at his lineage, look at his father, look at the set of ideas he inherited, look at the unconscionable privilege. >> tell us about that. >> well, keeping black people out of your apartment buildings...

And her understanding of red lining and the effect thats had on black communities. shes consistently been hammering that message again and again and again before white and black audiences quite frankly. but you havent seen it move the needle yet. and i know that theyve also -- the campaign has worked hard with black influencers. in that area, particularly younger female black influencers, youve seen them change their minds a little bit. youve seen them come along, people who were suspicious of h...

He was against busing. he teamed up in some notable instances with these segregationists. because he still thinks that he was right when the came to working with those segregationists to fight busing? >> he consistently supported voluntary busing which i believe is the position that senator harris is also putting forward at this point. and he believed and believes to this day that forced busing is not the best method to integrate schools. thats why hes put forward an education plan that tackles ...