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To succeed because where black professionals go and other brown and red and yellow professionals go, so goes the rest of the country. that's for the betterment of our society. >> tucker: wait, wait, wait a second even right there you are making an argument in favor of racial segregation in education. >> absolutely not. >> tucker: people who go to schools that are racially segregate you had which hvcu are racially segregated. >> no they are not. you can be white and go to hvcu. >> tucker: you can but people don't. i mean they are -- they tend to be mono chromatic. >> that's not true either if y...

The republican side, and joe payne on the democratic side. michael, let me go to you first. how does the president and his chief of staff justify such a blatant, dehumanizing, racist, rant against a district which is basically middle class? barely a majority black. because the representative of that district chairs the oversight committee and has to deal with a plethora of issues, including the things that are a concern to many people of color around the country, but also would deal with oversight situations such as whether russians are interfering with our elections and such as other items th...

Battle within the democratic party. young versus old. and the people like me in the middle, 52, white male, progressive, pro business, blah, blah, blah, i'm sitting there going where the hell am i going? guess what, that's what happens. that's my white privilege, i own t it's fine, but there is going to be a battle royale that reminds me of 1976, reminds me of 1980 when the democratic party was searching for itself and got slaughtered in that election. that's what i'm afraid is going to happen this time if we are not very careful. >> for biden he better hope it's not 196 and he is hubert humph...

Sure. in 1996, and you can ask anyone, we had the best organized campaign in mississippi up until that point. it was mainly boots on the ground. we organized the precincts and the zones because mississippi's a very rural state. we don't have a lot of urban senators like in atlanta, and like in florida. you have to recruit people that other people know. so, we had folks on our election payroll for almost a year ahead of time, getting to know the folks in their neighborhoods and their polls, getting to know them, encouraging them to get out to vote that november. and that was a district that was...

We hear a lot of talk about infrastructure. but we're not seeing anyone really push a serious infrastructure bill throughout congress. >> yes. yes. i haven't run in 20 years. but the last 20 years i served for a county attorney that is majority democrat and black and income issues. then i served another county that is majority black -- i'm sorry, majority white and majority republican and high income situations. so you couldn't have two counties that are polar opposites and i served both of them well as their county attorney. but guess what the number one and number two issues were? number one...