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performance to mobilize support among this critical voting block biden and vice president kamala harris held a rally in philadelphia this week where do would happen if black americans a storm the capitol i don't think he'd be talking about pardons and guy wanted to tear gas, you as you peacefully protest at george floyd's murder. >> the same guy who still cause the central park five guilty, even though they're exonerated he's that landlord or denies housing application because of the color your skin he's, that guy, won't say black lives matter and evokes nail nazi third reich terms my next guest has interviewed both vice president kamala harris and president joe biden. biden back in 2020 when he gave this controversial answer if you have a problem figuring out
this is the first time and him having to take that mug shot in georgia, is the first time he's ever been held to real accountability. >> i like marco and byron too, i'd like them to advocate for young men of color who are currently in the system and are being tried by the very same justice system that donald trump has just gone through. there are some courthouses -- we have a few in prince georges county maryland, you can come. we can go and advocate for those young men because, man, this system is so unfair. if it's unfair for donald trump it's got to be unfair for them too. i don't hear that advocacy. where is that advocacy? and that points out to me, at least, just the outer dose was the word i want right now at this hour of the morning -- craziness. we will go with that the craziness of all of that because you know at the end of the day you were lying. and you are perpetrating. and you're showing yourselves to be
>> i don't agree you know, black people are not monolithic, so i can't speak for all black people were personally, i don't agree. donald trump is not a political prisoner. he's not someone who died unjustly at the hands of the police. he is a privilege former president who broke the law and he got held accountable for it. and that's the way it should be. shame. you can still run for president after being convicted on all those counts. but clearly america has zero protection for people like, like, like a donald trump okay, in the book, you say, if you're black, it's almost assured that you've suffered some sort of trauma in your life. the justice system is certainly the source of a lot of that trauma, but you're not seeing any parallel between the decline of support for biden among people of color the rise of support for trump and trump's legal issues no, not at all. >> i don't. >> what then what accounts for it i mean, i don't even know if
i don't think there is a high possibility of that. i think it is far more likely that he gets probation. but what if he doesn't? what if he does not? oranges is color, but what if he does not? what if justice merchan decides to make a point and send him to jail, even for a day, to process donald trump to the system? that is something that will truly be a first. if it is a promotion only sentence, it is the same affect on his body. show the court, listen to a virgin, walkout, gave a press conference. sitting a presidential candidate and a former president to jail, to any kind of place, any correctional facility for any period of time, i don't care if it is 48 hours. it would be absolutely staggering. don't downplay july 11th. it is a huge day. >> my event is three days later, the event of the republican national convention in milwaukee. it is going to be a lot of firsts. first ever convicted felon nominated for a political party for president. first individual banned from
>> let's get a good piece of legislation. not just for this but other families so they want to go through this. cooksville overwhelmingly passed in the house. lacking support from senate democrats. some democrats believe that bill is not specific enough wit disproportionately target people of color. he is expected to be back in court for a status hearing in august. the judge expects the trial to start in the fall. but as you mentioned, arthel, we are learning the prosecution will not be seeking the death penalty for their seeking life in prison without parole. back to you. arthel: why was even here? madison thank you. cooks a lot of our kids that are getting our migrant students are fleeing venezuela i believe. they have had to interrupt their schooling rep never gone to school. and in kindergarten i'm getting students who never held a pencil, do not know how to write from left to right.
question is crazy and i refuse to sit here like it's normal. the byron donalds, the marco rubio, the men of color in the republican party you are standing up here behind donald trump yelling and shouting that he has somehow been unfairly targeted by a system is insane when we all watch with our eyes the system bend over backward to make exceptions for him. i used to do juvenile justice work for a long time and reform work. any of the young black men and women and young latino and latinos in court, i never saw them get to walk out of the courthouse and have a camera there to say their piece that they could not deride and talk badly about the judge and the system and a process and not be thrown in jail. so the idea that the system somehow is unfair to donald trump -- spamming is 78-year- old white man -- >> a 78-year-old white man who has not lied about his wealth and the problem is donald trump has never met with accountability his entire life
grow up and she east that in some way, they say that rather than harb not now being with oscar winners are nobel laureate. she preferred spending her time upstairs with the tv tray in the room outside her bedroom with big windows that looked out over the washington monument and this is so interesting. they say the only guessed that she ever asked to meet while she was living in the white house, was the pope now, she was born in 1937 in chicago hago. she grew up on the south, side of chicago. and the statements are delves into her biography. it's so interesting, they say that her father, because of the color of his skin, wasn't allowed to join a union. and you can really see in the ark of her life starting in these days, where her own father wasn't allowed to have a job going all the way to living in the white house with the first african-american president, her son-in-law truly an american story of noah their type. she
family, i guess. and you're happy the killer'se g ofuessf streets.off th but who's the victim here?o is there is no victim because this is no crime. becathey're just happy for themselves because their lives in trump losses and getting vaccinated don't seem that happy. democrats have been claiming the justice system has been rigged for decades. >> it's racist. millions of people of color, ed the poor can't get fair trials because of dirty day sn rigg and biased judges. and now when trump say s the trial was rigged, they say, oh, no, no, no, you can't sa fa that this reckless is dangerouso . it's irresponsible for anyone to say this was riggedus for anyo just because they don't like the verdict, no matter verdict h joy bejar leaks or how much money biden raises. >> it's going to come down to you. what do you think about the trial? >> i find it absolutely insane.
support trump, by the way, and these are programs he went after at her alma mater, harvard university. talk about the mistakes of this debate, especially for young people of color. >> you know, dei, diversity, equity and inclusion is the closest thing to a next step in advancing the civil rights struggle. it is bringing more people to the table so that we can all have an equitable chance of success in america. we are not guaranteeing people success in america. we are not giving anything away for free. it's about getting people to the table and having an equal starting line so we can all be respected for our talents and have a true meritocracy after that. if you have all of these rollbacks, if you have them in corporate america were 91% of fortune 500 ceos like bill ackman are white males in a country as diverse as this, and to say we don't need action around that, that is an alarm
website. it's were kaddish.com answer the poll question. will trump's conviction change the outcome of the election? what are your thoughts? hit me up on social media. i'll read some throughout the course of the program, catherine from the world of x, what do we have? because black americans are tired of being pander to for nothing, but their vote as biden brings in millions of illegals who are showered with food shelter, and place and take us butterscotch says, so, look, charles charlemagne disagreed. he was not accepting the thesis that i offered trump's numbers have benefited from the indictments, whether they benefit from the conviction remains to be seen, going to talk about that in just a moment. but at the same time, his numbers have benefited in particular, among voters of color, is it because of the legal entanglements it would seem to me that there is a connection between the two, but i'm a suburban white guy, so i'm surrendering the floor for to charlemagne still to come. why is elon musk? oh, this is amazing. why is elon musk tweeting out the latest opinion piece by our friend and