airport and insisted that 25% of every contract be given to minority or female entrepreneurs. that airport now is the busiest airport in the world. it earns it has an impact of about $50 billion a year. and the employment and ownership factor there is almost half and half black and white. so let me ask you so i say we have to as martin luther king said, learn to live together as brothers and sisters or we ll perish together as fools. and right now i m concerned that the more noise you make, the less power you have. you talk about doctor king, as somebody who worked with doctor king as you did and going back a long way, confronting the kkk, confronting racism head on for years and years and years, i m wondering what you make of the president s comments in the wake of charlottesville and also what dr. king would think about where we are right now at this flash point in history. i think dr. king would be
tactic in the wake of charlottesville? letsz let s discuss. the conservative coalition, and singleton and brew nel, donald k. i make sure i say that. did i pronounce that? it s sha. sorry about that. the former vice chair of diversity outreach for the nation national i want to play two clips back to back. first one is from today. second is from last night. it is time to heal the wounds that divide us. and to seek a new unity based on the common values that unite us. we are one people with one home and one great flag. we are not defined by the color
or and else? trump has done this for 20 months i tell you what i m looking for. i m looking for leaders with moral standing. i m looking for integrity. i m looking for truth. leader shim. i m looking for convictions. i m looking for knowledge. i m looking for policy. i m looking for somebody that is willing to call out racism. i m looking for there s policy for liars, that s you. wait a second. so you like the fact that he s pro marriage. you like the fact that he s pro life. you like the fact that he is anti-tax. you like the fact that he s anti-climate. but then when you come into this major situation of charlottesville we re talking last night. now you re talking charlottesville? wait a minute. last night was the fifth time this president has talked about charlottesville because it s that big and he spent over 40 minutes. i was with him monday at fort myer when he was looking in the, what is it, teleprompters
either party in my lifetime can report to anything like this and this is both parties. but paul you ran a campaign before you had e-mail where people were sending e-mails but you did have phones, right snl. think of the list. so now this mr. dear born who i don t know and maybe it s a benign explanation but he joins a long ligs of paul manafort of donald trump jr. of jared kushner, of sessions, carter page, michael flynn. many of them are meetings. not dear born. let me tell you i ran a presidential campaign. i didn t have time to call my momma. these guys are calling moscow. i don t know how the hell they found the time. what this story is is a reminder that the russia issue is not going away. we might be talking about the boy scouts speech one day. we might be talking about charlottesville and the tragedy there another day. we might be talking about his endless lies another. the russia story is not going
for the next alt-right protest? i say it s going to be really tough to top but we re up to the challenge. why? tough to top? i mean someone died. i think a lot more people are going to die before we re done here, frankly. that s what the violence in charlottesville was really all about. not confederate statues, not confederate statues. not an attack on what donald trump calls our culture. when we come back, it s all about it s all just a diversionary tactic, was it and is it working? the answer to it all. we want to need each other. a trip back to the dthe doctor s office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home.