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In part, quote, there is no way i can know if he's genuinely interested in engaging black voters. there are an infinite number of candidates who have waded into black barber shops or sashayed into black pulpits to assure us they were on our side when they were only interested in our vote. i am not smart or pregsed enough to know the difference. the whole thing i know is that he is a white man but pete buttigieg listened which is all you can ask a white man to do. that's michael harriot from "the root." is that enough? >> it's not enough. there's a lot that bothered me about the way this ordeal...

Literally just haven't seen it work. there isn't somebody they know personally who testifies to the value of education. >> so a writer for "the root" addressed those comments in a scathing essay tighting pete buttigieg is a lying mf, where he said the mayor knew what he said in 2011 was a lie and, quote, it proves men like him are more than willing to perpetuate the native of negro neighborhoods needing more role models and briefcase carriers than make the people see the blinding light of racism. pete buttigieg doesn't want to change anything. he just wants to be something. the headline starte...

Up. that bolton sent everyone out of the room when investigations came out. he might have done that, i have no reason to doubt that. but he also went to the south lawn of the white house and took pictures with everybody so he couldn't have been that offended or if he was, it needs to be explained by bolton himself. bolton so far has been the reluctant witness but someone who was thought of as not having any exposure and sondland sticks him in the middle of which was clearly an effort, a conspiracy, i don't know if that's the right legal word, but a -- you know, it wasn't an off book operation....

Communicated. oh, oh, i didn't say no quid pro quo even though you didn't ask me about a quid pro quo and for attorneys, that's the first thing that sends that big old red flag up that this person has a guilty conscience and what he's telling sondland is don't say this is a quid pro quo. >> jason johnson, politics editor at the root. is this a good day to be rudy giuliani or a bad day to be rudy giuliani? >> you know, i don't now if there's ever been a good day to be rudy giuliani the last couple of years. what nichole was saying before, this is a slow motion explosion. it started small and no...

You can judge its effectiveness yourself. jason johnson, politics editor at "the root" and our republican strategist, rick wilson, with his book "everything trump touches." is that what you saw watching the hearing yesterday? the president have never been united. republicans in a state of edgy panic and they're trying to talk faster and louder in hopes of trying to pass the fact that those witnesses laid there and laid out a timeline and calendar and facts and witnesses. this was not a good day for those folks. no matter how many times jimbo danced out there. it is not going to shape the