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More than 4,000 were lynched from 1877 to 1950 acorying to the equal justice initiative. i say at least because many were never recorded. note the end date here. 1950. lynching is part of many living americans experience. there are more than 40 million african-americans living in america today. for those who don't know firsthand its horror, the story of mary turner will suffice to help you understand what it is and warning, this is disturbing. mary and her husband lived in georgia. he was accused of killing their abusive plantation owner in 1918. mary denied hayes' involvement. no trial was he...

And so there is a lot of historic resonance to it, although you will hear the president say where is the crime, where is the crime. >> right. and mimi, one thing we were talking about earlier, chief justice john roberts, if it gets to the supreme court, what do we think about how john roberts will deal with it? >> well, roberts' role is not only going to be if this gets to the supreme court. it also would be presiding over an impeachment trial in the senate. but either way, roberts is not a trumpian. justice roberts is looking to protect the integrity of the court. i'm not saying that he doesn...

Could mean bad news for benjamin netanyahu. plus both dems and republicans might want a speedy trial if the impeachment process gets that far, but supreme court justice john roberts might not let that happen. erts might not let that happen honey, have you seen my glasses? i've always had a knack for finding things... ...colon cancer,to be exact. and i find it noninvasively... no need for time off or special prep. it all starts here... you collect your sample, and cologuard uses the dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers. you can always count on me to know where to look. oh, i found the...

District attorney's office you are entitled to your subpoena and the documents have to be turned over. at that point it is a grand jish docume jury document. and because of the secrecy rules, no he those documents, t can't become public for you and i to see unless it is brought forward in a criminal case. so it could be mentioned potentially one day in an indictment, it could be listed as the evidence or included within the charging documents, it could come up later in a trial for somebody should they be charged. but this goes way down the line and it would be illegal for somebody in the distr...

Laughingstock. he will take that role very seriously. and judges can make or break a trial for either side. every trial lawyer knows that. >> and in the case of impeachment, there is some resident here. it is actually in the constitution that the chief justice presides. the last time there was one of these trials, i was working at the time for bill clinton, chief justice rehnquist took this very seriously, he had written a book about it, he had a fancy special chief justice robe on that literally came out of gilbert and sullivan. this is a real prerogative, a power, a responsibility of the chi...