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Out of high school, $5,000. parlayed it through the stock market and at age 19, you opened your own delicatessen. >> i believe in risk. if i failed, i didn't expect government to bail me out. but if i succeeded, i didn't expect government to take all my money. i took this money, i created my own company. my father and i even built the counter in my dad's garage. we created a deli. i soon learned, if you're a small business owner, you're the first one to work, last one to leave, last one to be paid. we learn about what regulation does to your business and the challenges. you wonder where common...

For legislators as well as just everyday american citizens to imagine. the last point about reparations is that it's one of the few ideological issues that most white americans can rally around. so the last study was 2004. 95% of white americans say that they're against reparations but 50% of african-americans say they're for reparations. so what is it about reparations that can get most white people across ideological spectrums to resist it? that's what we need to also talk about. >> stay with us. i have to let you go from san antonio, texas, the former secretary of housing and urban developm...

Death sense. >> a new trial was ordered same prosecutor, same defense attorneys and same outcome. a third trial was held and again the decision was unanimous. 36 jurored had determined that edward elmore should be put to death. 11 years later a 34-year-old law student came to the south carolina death penalty resource center as a summer intern. one of her first assignents was reviewing elmore's case. >> the first time i saw the name i was reading through a transcript. >> diana started having suspicions that his trials were not fair. the defense attorney did not call expert witnesses and rarely ...

>> a new trial was ordered. same prosecutor, same defense attorneys, same outcome. a third trial was held to reconsider the sentence and again, the decision was unanimous. 36 jurors had determined that edward elmore should be put to death. ♪ 11 years later, a 34-year-old law student named diana holt came to the south carolina death penalty resource center as a summer intern. one of her first assignments was reviewing elmore's case. >> the first time i saw the name, i was reading through the transcript. >> diana started having suspicions that elmore's trials weren't fair. she was troubled tha...

>> a new trial was ordered. same prosecutor, same defense attorneys, same outcome. a third trial was held to reconsider the sentence and again, the decision was unanimous. 36 jurors had determined that edward elmore should be put to death. 11 years later, a 34-year-old law student named diana holt came to the south carolina death penalty resource center as a summer intern. one of her first assignments was reviewing elmore's case. >> the first time i saw the name, i was reading through the transcript. >> diana started having suspicions that the conviction wasn't fair. she was troubled that ther...