that was vetoed by president johnson. the veto was overridden. two-thirds of both houses saying freed black, they are citizens. it also says not subject to any foreign power. some of the southern states came back with 1857, the supreme court ruled in dred scott that no black person, even a free black person could ever be a citizen of the united states so the reconstruction congress had okay then we are going to put this in the constitution. we are not going to let you get away with this. we are going to make this undeniable that every fleet till mike freed slaves and their descendants are citizens. tucker: and amendment designed to enfranchise african-americans being here for hundred years, 500 years is now being used by chinese nationals and russians flying into guam or los angeles to have children here. that would be not the original intent.an absolutely not. one of the things i find incredible and amusing, sadly so, the russian hysteria of our time. a russia is supposed to be th
but if you listen carefully there were some insightful poinn that he made in some important questions, including whether black americans ought to be monolithically loyal to the democratic party. why should they be? that s the question other people are asking as well, founder and president suggesting the democrats have moved left on religion and social policies, even the rule of law itself. they could continue to alienate some conservative minded black s voters. star parker joins us tonight. thank you very much for coming on. simple question, first, why should african-americans who for generations have been very loyal to the democratic party rethink that loyalty? they ve been loyal to the democratic party because blacksk have bought this idea of activist government but something very exciting is happening now with trumping office, the trump administration is focusing on urban communities and initiatives so we have two things happening right now.rb there are very exciting. number one
congress passed the civil rights act of 1866. the same congress, same year the draft of this amendment. that was vetoed by president johnson. the veto was overridden. two-thirds of both houses saying freed black, they are citizens. it also says not subject to any foreign power. some of the southern states came back with 1857, the supreme court ruled in dred scott that no black person, even a free black person could ever be a citizen of the united states so the reconstruction congress had okay then we are going to put this in the constitution. we are not going to let you get away with this. we are going to make this undeniable that every freed and their descendants are citizens. tucker: and amendment designed to enfranchise african-americans being here for hundred years, 500 years is now being used by chinese nationals and russians flying into guam or los angeles to have children here. that would be not the original intent. absolutely not. one of the things i find incredible and amu
if number one african-american millennials, kanye west has motivated, they say wait a minute, what have democrats done for us? first of all, the millennial does not buy this racism behind every rock narrative of the democratic party because their friends are diverse. they ve grown up in a society post-civil rights era, so they don t know that world at all. but secondly, there individualist. they like uniqueness. we can see them in the tattoos that they wear. so this idea of collectivism and big government doesn t work for them as well but was also happen is you have the baby boom black. more traditional in their worldview, so now the democrat party has become so extreme to the left, so progressive that its conflicting with that baby boom black world view values and they are concerned about their grandchildren and what they re learning in schools, so we will see while it all plays out. our group is looking very closely at wisconsin, michigan when we are talking about the senate seats, g
motivated, they say wait a minute, what have democrats done for us? first of all, the millennial does not buy this racism behind every rock narrative of the democratic party because their friends are diverse. they ve grown up in a society post-civil rights era, so they don t know that world at all. but secondly, there individualist. they like uniqueness. we can see them in the tattoos that they wear. so this idea of collectivism an. big government doesn t work for them as well but was also happen is you have the baby boom black. more traditional in their worldview, so now the democrat party has become so extreme to the left, so progressive that its conflicting with that babyby boom black world view values anh they are concerned about their grandchildren and what they re learning in schools, so we will see how it all plays out. our group is looking very closely at wisconsin, michigan when we are talking about the senate seats, governor seats, we should all be looking at georgia, we shou