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Veterans came out with a flag three times as large as the one they had on there. people screaming at me, calling me a racest. i said, something's got to happen. >> after nearly 20 years of flying, the con is being remove orangeburg business. >> he's going to be told not to take a down. >> that flag is coming down. >> no, it ain't. >> we had what we wanted on our property. why should we compromise? >> i would have never said 5, 10 years ago i thought that was the most racesh thing in the world. standing here i feel these peoples hearts. we're going to let a judge decide that. >> fine. >> are yo...

Nevada's history. you know, i'm writing a book about reid, and it's been clear to me for a while and even more so after the research i did that he is the most influential, most important public figure in the history of nevada and obviously because of his time in the u.s. senate, one of the most influential of the last quarter century or so. and you mentioned a lot in your intro of what makes him such a fascinating figure. one who doesn't lend himself to the social media clips of today, and you're already seeing the pro and the con. he was a very contradictory man. he was ruthless as any person...

You know, i am -- i am writing a book about reid and -- and -- and it's clear -- been clear to me for a while, and even more so after the research i did, that he is the most influential, most important public figure in the history of nevada. and obviously, because of his time in the u.s. senate, one of the most influential of the last quarter-century or so. and -- and you mentioned a lot in your intro, of -- of what makes him such a fascinating figure. one -- one who doesn't lend himself to the social media clips of today and you are already seeing the -- the pro and the con for. and he was a ...

0 thank you all. that was great. appreciate it. all right, that is "allen in" on this tuesday night. condolences of course to harry reid's good evening, ayman. >> good evening. >> rachel has the night off and we start tonight with that very important breaking news. one of the things that was almost most surprising about the former senate majority leader harry reid was just how quiet he was. in fact, during interviews, it was not uncommon to be almost unable to hear him. that's how soft-spoken he actually was. but there was another side to harry reid in all of this. in fact, in the late 1970s...

This is a classic case of rush to judgment by kamala harris who called it a modern-day lynching and joe biden who tweeted out we are with you. it says something about the leadership in the white house that they don't have the common decency to apologize for this racist hoax. this should have been obvious at the outset. there was no doubt about jussie smollett's guilt. his testimony only made it more obvious. the problem with lies is it is difficult to keep track of your story. he took the witness stand and was confronted with conflicting statements. his explanations defied common sense. maybe ...