a solution to open you our doors. you have a strong conviction there. do you think you are prepared to run an entire state? there have been people in history who i feel have been less prepareed. if someone is willing to help the community and dot work they should have a say? what happens. last month in the wake of that horrific mass shooting at the high school in parkland, florida, we saw students, like yourself, step up, demanding change in washington. and today s civil rights acon, congressman john lewis, talked to our dana bash about the response of those young people. i want you to listen to what he said. there s a new organic movement of young people begging washington, begging their local leaders for change. what do you see in the new movement? well, i see so much hope. so much of our future. in this youth movement. the movement of young people. the movement of women.
dicky durbin misrepresented what was said at the daca meeting. deals can t get made when there s no trust. durbin blew daca and is hurting our military. pamela brown is at the white house tonight. this is not the first time the president has claimed he is the least racist person. reporter: certainly not the first time. you pointed out several examples where he was forced to defend himself against racist accusations. in the wake against the charlottesville protests, and it s noteworthy today because it is a day when the country celebrates the civil rights acon, martin luther king junior. there s dispute about what the president said in the oval office, whether it was house or hole, but it s a distinction without a difference because the sentiment is the same. i spoke to one white house official tonight who said the president wasn t talking about the people.
town of montgomery alabama and will make the short drive to selma, where he will speak at the base of the edmond pettis bridge you see here behind me. in addition to president obama, former president george w. bush is expected among the dignitaries present a group that includes representative john lewis had who marched in this town 50 years ago and suffered severe beatings as a result. today he is joined by close to 100 other colleagues from congress and thousands of ordinary citizens have descend ed on the small alabama town to mark the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday and the voting rights movement it helped galvanize. several blocks, a commemorative service took place at ame church during the civil rights marches of the 1960s this house of worship provided meeting space for demonstrators and organizers including the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. the civil rights acon s eldest son said the nation can still do
butler for eight u.s. president is becoming a civil rights acon. he spent most of his life as a white house butler. his story was revealed back in 2008. forest whittaker as cecil gains is bringing that story to life in the butler. i m the new butler. you hear nothing. you see nothing. you only serve. you know he got that job himself. the white house called him. he didn t call the white house. i want to hear all the stories. i don t know how many stories you ll hear because they swore him to some kind of secret code. i m here with lee daniels. he did precious and monster s