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This country where there's such a divide between police and the community, we think that's a really serious issue that the departments need to grapple with. >> without social media, do you think these potential biases would have been exposed? >> well, people, the issue is this tends to prove it. >> and will it result in accountability? >> well, you know, i give commissioner ross in philadelphia tremendous credit for last week taking 72 officers off the street because of their post while it's examined and you know, it raises all kinds of questions about whether they're properly vetting the offi...

Gunfire. are they getting progressively worse as i'm showing them to you now? >> they're definitely getting progressively worse. that one where you're advocating police violence against a suspect, i would think the police department would have a good argument that would not be constitutionally protected. >> if the confederate flag is racist, then so is black history month. >> well, at the very least that officer should be sent to diversity training and sensitivity training. again, i think a lot of this also depends upon whether the officer is posting on his private facebook page, and is there ...

A very well thought out and long term process of building public support in certain quarters bringing members of the political class around finding allies training the police on l g b t issues and sensitivity sensitivity training training the media and how did not use such offensive language when they talked about shoes and that process has really borne fruit and so by the time the petitions were challenging twenty sixteen i think activists in kenya felt that you don't need the majority of the public to be on your side what you do need is a clear understanding that critical human rights are at...

Talk to him, i'm open to talking to the attorney general. i believe through those kinds of communication the right answers can come out. as long as people continue to point the finger and criticize and this one should step down and that one should step down, first look at yourselves. nobody is perfect out here. everybody has made mistakes. some of the very people calling for these people to step down, they may have dirty laundry in their closet as well. you need to be careful, treat each other with dignity and respect and wait for the facts to come out and then make a decision. >> understood. ...

Students should face some consequence. >> instead of being expelled, the students should go through some kind of sensitivity training, that they should -- cultural education of some kind. and if they don't, then don't graduate. >> phillips will be on the today show tomorrow with reaction to sandmann's latest comments. joining joining me is jonathan capehart. you wrote a powerful case. nothing justifies what the covington students did. i take it that nick sand man's interview this morning didn't change your mind. >> no, it didn't, because at the very end after walking readers through various vi...