i don t know why other african-americans aren t inspired by leaders like you are emerging. clearly president barack obama doesn t. i want you to hear what he said on david axlerod, podcast about tim scott. i m not going cynical about tim scott individually. if a republican who may be sincere in saying i want us all to live together, doesn t have a plan for how do we address crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in this society and we need to do something about that. brian: i thought the opportunity zones were one to rebuild working class challenges areas in this country. that was successful. your take on the president s
latinx are all illegal. this isn t the first time he says something like that. he always seems to categorize people into a monolithic way of thinking. and he thinks african-americans aren t able to get voter i. dvments. obviously the man is slipping and he s unwell. but the pattern of his rhetoric is clear how he feels about people of color. but once again, media silence on that one. judge jeanine: it goes back to the beginning of his political life when he was for segregation. this is a habit for him. he s at a point where he can t control his mouth. he s one of the people hat authored the 1994 crime bill where they had aggressive
latinx are all illegal. this isn t the first time he says something like that. he always seems to categorize people into a monolithic way of thinking. and he thinks african-americans aren t able to get voter i. dvments. obviously the man is slipping and he s unwell. but the pattern of his rhetoric is clear how he feels about people of color. but once again, media silence on that one. judge jeanine: it goes back to the beginning of his political life when he was for segregation. this is a habit for him. he s at a point where he can t control his mouth. he s one of the people hat authored the 1994 crime bill where they had aggressive
latinx are all illegal. this isn t the first time he says something like that. he always seems to categorize people into a monolithic way of thinking. and he thinks african-americans aren t able to get voter i. dvments. obviously the man is slipping and he s unwell. but the pattern of his rhetoric is clear how he feels about people of color. but once again, media silence on that one. judge jeanine: it goes back to the beginning of his political life when he was for segregation. this is a habit for him. he s at a point where he can t control his mouth. he s one of the people hat authored the 1994 crime bill where they had aggressive
policy, particularly after an article last week that black home ownership is at the lowest level ever in this country. i do think some policy is going to be really important. for joe biden, he s really got to lean in to that relationship with barack obama as the chief defender of the president s when he was being attacked racially and otherwise. and, you know, i also think with respect to bernie sanders, for example, who is polling at one or two under him, one of the reasons african americans aren t as supportive of bernie sanders is because his attacks against the democratic party. remember the party for a long time has been a source of political economic justice for african americans. it is the party of shirley chisolm, ron brown, barack obama. so if you re going to attack the party you are essentially attacking them. if black home ownership is at a low and that s what joe biden should focus on can t voters say that didn t happen yesterday or in the last two years? if we re going b