planned parenthood. so no, she planned it planned parenthood but a consultant to the ku klux klan. now the governor inlaid with planned parenthood and other politicians that you just mentioned, and so they are fantasizing and abortions today. so it does not matter how old the photo is, but what is happening today that is still happening in that photo and again, happening right now. that is why the photo bothers me. ku klux klan is still in league with planned parenthood and anybody in planned parenthood is in league with ku klux klan. laura: alveda come i can say this i never thought we would get to this place so fast. speak alveda: we have to stop this, we are one blood andt separate races. killing our babies is wrong. president trump says we need to fight for the lives of the babies. laura: we have to do it. we have to do it.
joining me reaction to all these developments and the government northam case, al vida king, niece of martin luther king jr. and she is a staunch pro-life advocate for so many years, al vida, the conversation we just had that someone like ralph northam deserves at this point to remain in office with both fantasized comments in the decade old photo from his yearbook. alveda: there is a serious question about the integrity of the governor who would say that if a child is born, there will be a conversation with the muslim mother and doctor to decide whether the child should live. we are talking every child in the womb or outside of the womb is a human being established by science, philosophy, religion and we know that. however, when the child is born to still deny that that is a
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well, earlier on, during his campaign in the beginning of his term, he said that the way you deal with racism, make sure everyone is safe, has gainful employment or their own business. and they are secure, they are safe, and they are enjoying america. that s going to bring us all together. he says no matter what color your skin color is, we bleed red. we are red-blooded americans. in his perspective, you serve everybody the same way without bias and all of that. and so i believe that perspective bringing jobs back to america from overseas. dropping that unemployment rate, rising the employment rate, and business opportunities and all of that for men, women, young children can get internships and things. it s really helping america with the jobs and that s why, you know, congressional black caucus sat down on the jobs and all of that we need to stand up for all americans, including african-americans. steve: alveda, i saw you at the white house yesterday for black history month as
for the change. driving in the lap car just before the start of the race. kicking off the nascar season. you can watch the 60th annual daytona 500 sunday on fox. now, over the ledge and to steve in the living room. steve: thank you very much, brian. president trump marking black history month yesterday during a white house reception and giving a thank you to the niece of the late dr. martin luther king jr. listen. i was privileged to sign the dr. martin luther king national historic act just a few weeks ago with al slide by my side. al slide by m alveda by my side. good morning, steve, happy valentine s day. steve: thank you very much and ash wednesday as well. yeah. steve: i know donald trump is out to improve the lives of every american, he says. but how has he helped the african-american community?