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Stop and frisk. >> again, i don't know who wrote it but it runs counter to innocent until proven guilty. the key statistic, in chicago officers stop blacks 72% of the time. what percentage of the population are they? not 72%. 32%. the controversial policy was previously implemented in new york city, right? allowed officers to stop anyone they believed was about to commit a felony if there was, quote, reasonable suspicion. the policy was so selectively enforced that it was criticized as little more than racial profiling in practice. and a federal judge ruled methods discriminatory and unconstit...

Call a brett bounce. the man who hopes it works are here and in the other races. mitch mcconnell was speaking a short time ago. >> what i think this has done for us is provide the kind of adrenaline shot we have not been able to achieve in any other way. we see that movement. this is going to be very helpful to us next month. >> that's what the majority leader said today. share the reporting and insights. the "new york times." perry bacon and rachel is with politi politico. that's what he said today. four weeks have a very long time. democrats think with suburban women, it's a huge boost. he t...

>> that's right. the bedrock of our democracy, absolutely. here's the thing with donald trump. it worked for him. he sees that in 2016 that it worked. and that attacking -- how did he start off? started off attacking people of color. mexicans and others and calling them drug dealers and rapists. he attacked the press. he attacked obama and hillary clinton. all of this, when he finds foils, he sees that it works. he's never going to move away from that. this is how he's lived his life for decades before he stepped into politics. he wants to be divisive. this is what he knows. unfortunately, wha...

From their children, will always be preferable to imminent death at home. >> so as treacherous as that route is, you're sharing that those are still paths that people are taking, great risk because they still believe that the risk of staying is far more dangerous than the risk of taking the route, the risk of being detained, even, in the u.s.? >> at the end of the day, it's a matter of life and death. i spoke with people in honduras, a mother, for example, who told me, i had to let my 17-year-old son go because the gang on the other side of the street was threatening him with death if he didn'...

Care of you in the right way. right now we do not have the resources at this particular moment in time. come back. [all speaking] >> reporter: are you intending for this to play out as it's playing out? are you intending for parents to be separated from their children? are you intending to send a message? >> i find that offensive. no. why when i create a policy that purposely does that? >> reporter: perhaps as a deterrent. >> no. the way it works -- that's not the question you asked me. but the answer is its a law passed by the united states congress. rather than fixing the law, congress is as...