statements of both women, it is very persuasive and so i think that justin fairfax has a problem, at the same time you look at northam, black face incidents and they will continue to hold off, that s why the guy alleged of sexual assault, the black guy is gone, i think the entire thing is unobtainable. so it s really important and i believe there s structured way that that can happen so you still maintain the policy but you have a clean sleight. chris: right. the alleged offense in fairfax is much more serious than northam and herring have attest to, weren t crimes that didn t involve subjecting someone to coercive act.
statements of both women, it is very persuasive and so i think that justin fairfax has a problem, at the same time you look at northam, black face incidents and they will continue to hold off, that s why the guy alleged of sexual assault, the black guy is gone, i think the entire thing is unobtainable. so it s really important and i believe there s structured way that that can happen so you still maintain the policy but you have a clean sleight. chris: right. the alleged offense in fairfax is much more serious than northam and herring have attest to, weren t crimes that didn t involve subjecting someone to coercive act.
that he wasn t trying to sleight you? no, and that statement isn t true. so, number one, i was there all day and i was introduced by senator feinstein. to make it a little bit more, i also when i attend things like this, i don t sit. so i stand out like a sore thumb. i refuse to sit because and i stand there all day because it s my way of making sure people know who i am when they talk about issues of gun safety. so you couldn t miss me. after they announced the break to go to lunch senators started mi mingling around. judge kavanaugh was talking to somebody. i walked up to talk to somebody to the right of judge kavanaugh. he was talking to someone to my left. when that conversation was breaking up i turned around and honestly i can t remember if i tapped him on his elbow or shoulder, but i was trying to get his attention and i put out my hand to shake his hand.
vote for her for me. guess what? they didn t. harris: that is an excellent question. kennedy: she didn t excite his coalition. the sleight against alexandria ocasio-cortez is important. because they are still very much fighting for the soul of the democratic party and there isn t a leader of the democrat party. and president obama harris: it s not chuck schumer? kennedy: president obama doesn t want to do it. he comes out to give speeches. melissa: he likes to be a king. kennedy: he likes being king-maker but he doesn t like the political side and grunt work. he will have to hit the trail come november. but she represents the chasm in the party. he is on one side. and bernie sanders on the other. dagen: she brags about her economic degree. harris: i have question
go unanswered, and he won t go after lebron. and it s hard not to take this at face value and applaud what lebron has done. lebron talks about as a kid in akron, he road a bike and he says it helped him get out of the neighborhood and every student is getting a bike. lupica, why does the nfl let itself by led around by the nose by this president. why is the nba so much more comfortable letting their athletes speak for themselves and trying to help the communities they re serve and the nfl seems incapable of inching close to doing that for their players. it s interesting, nicole, they have an anthem policy in the nba that was collectively bargained for by both the owners and players and nobody to my knowledge has crossed it in a long time. the nfl owners the president isn t going half to go after