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white male victory. he did this by winning one out of three hispanic men, 8% of the black vote, 52% of white women. there were a lot more people involved in this trump victory than just white men which is what people like bill clinton would like for you to believe. >> reverend scott, what do you make of this. why is it this pigeon holing trying to paint this rhetoric and put this on president-elect donald trump? >> americans were angry but it wasn't just white americans. white, black, latino, asian, all americans were angry and that anger showed up at the polls because we were dissatisfied with the prior administration. i mean the executive vice president special council to donald trump, michael coin and i
donald trump, michael coin and i formed a narnl diversity coalition and we have every ethic group that's a part of the coalition that are passionate in their support of donald trump. we all came together as americans. you know, other campaign is trying to once again divide us. but we came together as americans united with a common cause. let's get this candidate elected so we can make america great again. >> for all of the communities, rebuilding, infrastructure has been suffering under liberal reign, when you lock at places like chicago, et cetera, it was a compelling message when president-elect trump went out there saying what do you have to lose? and it seems that the communities did in fact respond. doug, great to see you. what are we going do about the clintons? when are they ever going to accept responsibility? >> look, i clearly -- kimberly, this was a mistake by president
donald trump, michael coin and i formed a narnl diversity coalition and we have every ethic group that's a part of the coalition that are passionate in their support of donald trump. we all came together as americans. you know, other campaign is trying to once again divide us. but we came together as americans united with a common cause. let's get this candidate elected so we can make america great again. >> for all of the communities, rebuilding, infrastructure has been suffering under liberal reign, when you lock at places like chicago, et cetera, it was a compelling message when president-elect trump went out there saying what do you have to lose? and it seems that the communities did in fact respond. doug, great to see you. what are we going do about the clintons? when are they ever going to accept responsibility? >> look, i clearly -- kimberly, this was a mistake by president
tried in freakin' cuba, thank you very much. he was tried here at the scene of the crime, right. but it wasn't a massachusetts case ultimately in which he was found guilty today. the feds took over the tsarnaev case. and thaeps up being very important now because had dzhokhar tsarnaev been tried by the state, had he been tried in massachusetts state court, he would not be facing the death penalty right now. massachusetts abolished the death penalty in 1984. because the feds tried this case, now the same jury that has convicted him will have to decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev will live the rest of his life in prison or if he will be killed. the federal government has the death penalty. the federal government kills prisoners by lethal injection when they do it. but the federal government has also only killed three prisoners in the last 25 years. what is the likelihood that dzhokhar tsarnaev will also go to federal death row. joining us now is michael coin, dean of the massachusetts school of law. thanks very much for being here.
tried in freakin' cubea, thank you very much. but it wasn't a massachusetts case ultimately, in which he was found guilty today. the feds took over the tsarnaev case. that ends up being very important now. because had dzhokhar tsarnaev been tried by the state, had he been tried in massachusetts state court, he would not be facing the death penalty right now. massachusetts abolished the death penalty in 1984. because the feds tried this case, now the same jury that has convicted him will have to decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev will live the rest of his life in prison, or if he will be killed. the federal government has the death penalty. the federal government kills prisoners by lethal injection when they do it. the federal reserve has only killed three prisoners in the last 25 years. what is the likelihood that dzhokhar tsarnaev will also go to federal death row. joining us now is michael coin, thanks very much for being here. i appreciate your time tonight.
the federal government kills prisoners by lethal injection when they do it. the federal reserve has only killed three prisoners in the last 25 years. what is the likelihood that dzhokhar tsarnaev will also go to federal death row. joining us now is michael coin thanks very much for being here. i appreciate your time tonight. >> thanks for having me here. >> how will the part of the trial that comes next the part where they decide his sentence how is that different from what's in the trial so far? >> there's overlap. the government will still want to present evidence of the victims suffering and carnage that took place at the finish line. so there will be some redundancy in the evidence. but the rules of evidence are relaxed in this phase, and the defendant will be able to offer mitigating factors. his youth, his adolescence, his upbringing, social factors that might have influenced him here and especially his corruptive coerceive influence of his older brother as he sees it. those will be mitigating factors