there were things that trump either did or said or retweeted over the weekend including s statistics about black on white crime. i think we ve learned there s never enough to be enough. donald trump can continue to say this stuff which is so far from reality and the truth and his pole numbers only go up or stay roughly where they are. what s troubling is i have been very impressed by donald trump s political talents. my dad and mom go to his rallies. they re supporters. that s alarming is this is important because it s not about muslims dancing on the roof top to 9/11. this is about a sinister strain. there are people that like him because he points out those who are other and reminds us why we should be afraid. he s taking a position of a hard
guy, i start with you. your reaction to the exchange. here we go again. at least he didn t blame an intern. this is another unforced error, another provocation. another stupid controversy. this is the situation where if you re a thinking person, especially if you re running for president, you look at that graphic, and you instantly understand that it could be racially inflammatory, based only on the image and the message. so, when you re making a decision about whether or not to amplify that message, you might think that a determining factor would be, gosh, are these statistics remotely accurate? and they re not. they vastly, vastly overstate black on white crime. and trump evidently just mindlessly blasted it out to millions of people, and his excuse here is, oh, well, i didn t put it on internet. someone else put it on internet. so not really my fault. maybe we shouldn t make that person president? maybe that is someone reckless and erratic and someone who
scholler, it s time for holmes to put an end to some of his suffering. we feel that we know you are guilty. j not just plead guilty? reporter: holmes could change his plea at any time to not guilty by reason of insanity, further delaying the trial and further frustrating the victims and families. erin? all right. thanks very much to jim. still to come, just two months after a deputy district attorney is gunned down in texas, his boss also murdered in cold blood. prosecutors are now living in fear. plus, an outfront investigation tonight. an all white student group patrolling a college campus to fight what is an increase in black on white crime. well, we investigated. do the numbers add up? bny mellon has the vision and experience to help. we look at the full picture. to uncover risk, find opportunities,
forthcoming. debra, thank you. lessons to be learned all over the country from this experiment. cnn s erin burnett is going outfront at the top of the hour with an investigation into an all white student organization stirring up serious controversy at a university campus. erin is joining us now. what do you have? we re doing a special investigation of this towson university, an all white group is going to patrol at night. there is a rise on black on white crime. we have a special investigation on what they re doing and whether that claim really adds up. that s coming up at the top of the hour. plus, the story that has everybody talking today, do you go to a school like princeton to get an mrs degree if you re a woman in the quote from the woman who wrote it, princeton women, we almost priced ourselves out of the market. the best thing can you do whether you go to college is get a husband. she is outfront tonight and that is coming up, too. thank you. when we come back, some