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Put in place, red lining,cted c been layered upon itself for decades. its produced pockets of concentrated poverty that happened in the city of chicago. what would it look like if america made a decision that that was an unacceptable to thing to happen? >> i think we have to make that decision. our babies are dying, our communities are dying. the reality of it is we must focus on parenting. work with the faith-based community, work with organizations that do professional parenting, we can turn t...

Areas. people call it jim crow of the north. you couldnt live in white areas, it was illegal to buy a home from somebody white that had a restrictive covenant. black people were met with racial violence when they did integrate neighborhoods. there was redlining, banks didnt want to give you a loan if you were in a black neighborhood. thats at the heart of residential segregation, disinvestment, lack of resources has been something that black people have been contending with for a very long time....

A bank that was already in place. he didnt build them, he bought them. he knew he could make money on them. it was all business, had nothing to do with race, red lining or denying any minority group access to banking, had to do with making good business decisions. exactly why hes trumps pick. coming up, her husband committed the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. now she herself is under arrest. . take phillips colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 like...

Advocacy groups have filed a complaints with the federal government alleging the bank once owned by steve mnuchin, trumps pick for treasury secretary discriminated against minorities based on its own analysis alleging one west under his leadership engaged in red lining, avoiding doing business in los angeless minority communities. >> they have zero branches and african-american communities. and in in a county like los angeles county, thats really seems impossible, doesnt it? >> salena gonzales s...

He bought them for one reason. he knew he could make money on them. it was all business, had nothing to do with race, red lining or denying any minority group access to banking, had to do with making good business decisions. precisely says the transition official why steve mnuchin is trumps pick to run the treasury department. coming up, her husband committed the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. now she herself is under arrest. theres a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until imp...

Consumers and workers. >> we have to say joust mnuchin. some people need on focus one west on. this bank out in california the man owned. he is accused of having improperly foreclosed on homeowners, red lining, a lot of bad stuff. we have to look into this more carefully. >> congress did you think during confirmation. he needs on explain how he feels about what happened. donald trump is doing a victory lap right now into tomorrow over a deal that he and the vice president elect had mike pence st...

>> not many. >> none of this is normal, but this transition, you know -- the romney campaign had perhaps presumptuously been ready. >> they are trying to reach outside, to your point, the very small sphere of trump world and try to see who is willing to come in and people who might not normally be trump, you know, sort of political people. >> and hows that going? >> well see. >> its also a weird thing when you walk into the room. you walk in for one of these interviews. lets say youre jamie dimo...

>> this is the first time i have said it on the air. >> wow. >> i like that title as well. and i like the book as well. that lawsuit is still going on. what do you think of the lawsuit and the approaches should there be different approaches based on neighborhoods as to how students learn? >> i think the science is solid here. the only question is do you pursue it through a lawsuit or work with the school district to accomplish it. bankrupting the school district hurts more children. thats a prob...

>> chicago didnt become one of americas most segregated cities by accident. it was designed that way. >> people in power decided chicago would be segregated. basically era of red lining with maps produced by the federal government. housing loans were, you know, given on the basis of these maps. >> reporter: the red lining, chicago neighborhoods in the 21st century, segregated. the effects of these policies were devastating to african-american communities and can be seen even today the relationsh...

>> the united states pays roughly $1 trillion a year on poverty programs, most of which disproportionately benefit blacks. is that not enough? >> thats not reparations. thats not reparations. jim crow did not disproportionately hurt black people. redlining did not disproportionately hurt black people. it was targeted at black people specifically. so its not the same thing. at all. we dont have a policy at all. and i say this about affirmative action. i say this about any policy that you want to ...