outgoing attorney general eric holder for an exclusive one-on-one interview at the motel in memphis, tennessee. where we talked a lot about the distrust between communities of color and the police. >> we are in memphis, tennessee, we're actually sitting in a replica of the bus that became very famous as the launching point of the montgomery busboy cot. and it's interesting that you've come down here, you've come to memphis to talk about issues of policing and issues of fairness and the perception that african-americans have that they're not treated fairly by the criminal justice system. and i'll start by asking you, do you believe that it is, do you believe that african-american and latino, young people should fear the police? >> i don't think they should fear the police. but i certainly think we have to build up a better relationship between young people, people of color, and people in law enforcement. there is -- there's distrust