if this were a republican, washington post, buzzfeed, huffington post would be in front of the yearbook editor s house right now. jesse: it s a dumpster fire in the state of virginia right now. you have infanticide. you have black face and a sexual assault allegation. i wasn t in the room. i have no idea what happened, but the timing is very suspicious coming forward right now. the woman is using the same law firm as christine blasey ford. i don t really know. as far as the governor s concerned, part of being a human being is the ability to feel shame. sometimes politicians just don t feel shame. sometimes it s good for them. bill clinton didn t have an ability to feel shame. greg: you are an expert on this. jesse: or someone like anthony weiner or roy moore. they also didn t feel shame, look what happened to them. northam obviously doesn t feel any shame at all. he s not red-faced about being in blackface. as he should be. so right now he is putting himself over the commonwe
know, dispute whether that was authentic or how could you even be associated with it. it s been more than 30 years, david, and for, you know, it to be made public and for his response to be what we have seen in the past 24 hours, it s very it is going to be a difficult moment for him, shall we say, in less than 20 minutes. we re looking at live pictures right now, everyone is assembling inside the governor s mansion. again, our jessica says it s going to be a statement, according to his people. yeah, so if in fact he is not one of the people in the photo, i am willing to hear him out and hear what he has to say about how that photo wound up on his yearbook page. i assume he wasn t the yearbook editor. that being said, to keith s point, at a minimum it s just very hard to imagine someone not remembering at age 25, dressing up as a klansman or in blackface and not remembering it. it s one thing to explain it or
waking up the next day i think is more about him trying to save his political career. it s racist. it s not funny. it s classless. by the way, i don t know which faculty member in 1984 was responsible for putting the yearbook together but why did that adult allow that to get in there? eric: i was the yearbook editor at my high school. you ve got a faculty advisor that looks over this stuff. what does that say about the culture or what was acceptable at some point at that time, no matter how offensive, insulting aninsultingand outrageous it ist something like that could be in a yearbook of medical students. you were talking about the top of the top and yet that that s allowed to be published and sit there for the last many decades. if you re at a party, you re doing it because you think this is funny, that you re showing a certain amount of sense of humor and charm. you re engaging.
a highly unreliable narrator. he has made a brand out of how drunk he was in high school. here is his picture wearing a beret for some reason. yeah. and in his yearbook. we go back for bread crumbs, we go back to look for crews. the yearbook is filled with bread crumbs. so he wrote in his yearbook certain women should be struck regularly, like gongs. who says that? i remember 1983, no guy said that in my group. it was just high school. it was just high school. no, no high school guy said that. no normal guy. which yearbook editor says that s okay? i don t know. which faculty adviser for a yearbook says that s okay. in some ways this gives us a window into these elite d.c. prep schools which i don t really know anything about, i grew up in small town south carolina and went to a public school, but this is the kind of thing that, you know
down in mexico. we ve just learned that a fifth person has now been confirmed dead in houston. that brings the total number of confirmed fatalities to 14. we re talking about in texas and in oklahoma. and as we said despite the best efforts of a lot of emergency crews, the force of nation was simply too much for some places. you saw in rosa flores reports lisa ramirez lost her life a couple of miles from her home in texas. returning from the prom when floodwaters overtook her car. she was able to call 911 and call her dad but no one was able to get to her in time. she was homecoming queen, student body president, yearbook editor, her future could not have been brighter. joining us tonight is her aunt roberta ramirez. what do you want people to know about your niece? what kind of person was she? she was just in a way, your typical 18-year-old young lady. she was beautiful, full of life ready to take on the world, a