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See that crowd in front of him despite the discussion of whether the crowd was x-big or y-big. i've been standing out here doing this interaction with you, so i haven't been able to listen, but it's not particularly surprising that the president wants to do the again. expect protests again next year. we saw that this year, the trump "baby balloon" depicting the president in a diaper floating above the crowd was out in force this past week. i expect next year to expect more of the same. >> i will let you get back to this. you don't have take my interpretation of the, but it's always a great ple...

That policy. >> let's look at some numbers from african-american home ownership going back to 1994. the census bureau says in 1994, 42% of black households were homeowners. ten years later right before the recession, the housing boom, the figure had reached nearly 50%. and -- but that declined after the recession to the point that we're now at 43%, which is kind of where we were in 1994. when you look at that chart, what does the tell you? >> well, what you see there is the runup to the housing bubble when credit standards were very lax. virtually anybody who had a post could get a mortgage. b...

Of the electorate were individuals over the age of 50. if you're kamala harris, reminding people of that history, you have the black population, the black electorate in the democratic primary accounts for 2/3 of democratic turnout, reminding history is very much a part of what kamala harris is pitching here in south carolina. >> and joe biden does well with that demographic. in fact, he continues to poll well amongst african-americans. kamala harris does well when people see her. the issue, i think, is that a lot of those voters in south carolina, particularly african-american vote reverse old...

Senator harris is trying to do here is to redress some of the historical wrongs that were conducted through federal policy. so this can go part of the way towards addressing some of those disparities such as an income. so, for example, where you live determines -- so a large extent from any family is the type of school that you go to. if you don't have much in the way of wealth, cannot purchase a home in the nicest neighborhoods. we also know that schools tend to be -- the better schools tend to be located in neighborhoods where houses are more expensive because those are the -- >> they're sup...

For you? >> well, really in all ten assy of julie brown. and as a result of that reporting she was -- she became interested in the element of human trafficking which really touched so many of those women. then she astarted to do some research on that topic. jeffrey epstein kept popping up. and then at the same time alexander was named to president trump's cabinet, was nominated to the cabinet. so we initially did write a story about this case, which, you know, had been widely covered, quite frankly, by many people at the time. but julie made a really great pitch, which she came to me and said ...