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Community. >> charles, what does this tell us about obamas involvement in public life under a trump presidency, he thought hed be handing it off to hillary clinton who would continue his policies. now he is, you know, clearly has to keep the flame alive. he needs to do it on his own. >> yeah, but for the very first time i ever heard him talk about this in private, i knew immediately he was going to continue to do it after his presidency and in fact the way it was set up, it was drawing a lot fro...

Globally and thats just -- so thats what i -- i think im reflecting a lot of people on silicon valley. >> the point is speaking truth to power and holding our leaders and our business leaders and our government leaders accountable, so i thank you for coming on, i thank you for that article. keep it up. thanks very much. when we come right back, president barack obama vowing to work for the rest of his life on his mentorship program for young men of color. what will his legacy be on race in don...

They always talk about how bold and disruptive they are except when it comes to things that might disrupt them. theyre going to be bold and disruptive, change the world, listen, i are to listen to it all day long about how amazing some photo op is, they should understand the leadership and its about leadership here and not whether youre for or against trump, because that doesnt matter at this point now, does it? i think the point is that there are lots of issues that are critical to why silicon ...

Things that have bubbled up while he was in office, the number of -- the kind of police/community issues, black lives matter, all of this, trayvon martin was one of the first things that kind of kicked him and kind of -- in the that he needed to completely change, but it did alter him fundamentally and make him look at these -- at this group of people and he saw how much of an impact that he was personally having on the black community in terms of image and, like, people being able to look at th...

My issue is they have so many major issues that are opposed to things hes said and none of them spoke out about any of them. these are the most powerful people on earth and didnt feel it was necessary to say anything about immigration which is critical to the growth of tech. they didnt say anything about encryption which is critical. net neutrality. you oucould go on and on and on. there wasnt a peep out of any of them about these issues. >> why not? >> they want to get along. i mean, you know, ...

Over the course of the next four years. this was the first step of this process. there are going to be disagreements and there certainly are on issues like immigration. some issues on taxes. but this was the start of a tie log -- start of a dialogue that will move forward. that will happen cardly from here on out,son. >> phil, there is a lot of discussion about the role of donald trumps children in this meeting. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: jared kushner was in the meeting, ivan...

His predecessor. he came in in 2016 and ended a lot of the connections, the support that exxon mobile was giving to the climate denier groups, but theyre continuing to pave climate denier groups today, and exxon mobile has known, we now know, since the late 1970s that global warming was going to raise the temperature six degrees celsius by the end of the century. the last time it was that high there were crocodiles at the north pole. this is the end of the planet. they knew it and had 16,000 sci...

Selected. so i dont necessarily see it as a bad thing. i see it as a positive step forward. >> he went through two white males first before choosing kellyanne conway, that was his last of campaign managers. >> sure, but the person who got him across the finish line who was successful electing the president was a woman. >> charles, looking at his cabinet picks, why do you think trump and his team have chosen primarily white ceos and military men as advisers? >> i mean, lets start with this, that ...

Died making it the deadliest industrial accident in american history. of course the number of deaths not being confirmed here so far. we do know there are deaths. we also know hundreds of people injured. >> obviously the investigation into how exactly this could happen is going to be ongoing. a large team of investigators from the u.s. chemical safety board the csb has been deployed to the scene. they are going to be looking into the cause. its an independent federal agency and their whole job i...

Potentially -- >> those are the four. >> facing challenges. >> down the road. tester most immediately and mccaskill. what else might they be looking at beyond health care? >> theyre looking at spending issues. where theyre prepared to, in all, to cut deeper than president obama. and the rest of the democratic calls is necessarily prepared to do. also, regulation issues. where theyve signaled that they might be willing or even eager to work with republicans to, to scale back some regulations that...