ignoring for three years rhetoric by donald trump. they say judge him on his policies, not what he says but what he does. but they take eric holder literally as a democrat to ignore americans? maxine waters says make a scene. eric holder says get tough and fight. michelle obama says go high. here s what i think. in the words of barack obama, don t boo, vote. it s about the vote. in less than 30 days, america is going to be able to go to the ballot box and help choose the country s political direction. and by the way, don t just vote. phone bank, door knock, volunteer, get involved. my first guest knows a little something about transitioning from his roots as an activist into politics. take a look. i want to welcome my friend. he s a former naacp director. he is a current democratic
from my district. look, i m not doing this to be here for 30 years and say i m a congressman. i don t care. i want to be impa in impactfd help people. i want to go home, talk to my people, door knock and they know what i ve done over the year and i m confident we ll be reelected. representative, scott taylor, that s a good attitude. thank you very much. the stormy daniels story and why it hasn t proved to be a big problem for the president or evangelice van g evangelicals who suppor him. nah. so, why don t we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don t we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it s just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you re right. thanks, bill. no, you re bill. i m tom.
around they are hunkering down inside their homes and just hoping that the damage out here is not as bad as many people are projecting. ari? trent, how typical is that, the house behind you compared to the rest of the neighborhood? how many people have you seen taking that tact? this is a pretty large neighborhood. overall, i ve got to say, just judging by what we ve seen out here tonight, only a handful of people are staying behind. i want to say maybe 15, 20. but it s really hard to say. those that are staying here, they ve already hunkered down inside their homes. many front doors are boarded up, even. it s hard to door knock and ask if anyone is inside. but based on the lack of traffic that we ve seen out here, it looks like most of the neighborhood has heeded the warnings. they have left town but you have a handful of stragglers who are
walking around a lot. i was instructed to watch television. for three days. it was a nice room, and it was boring. that is where i sat. the plan was simple. freddie was coming to put the drugs on me. we had discussed having one special suit that would be made a couple of sizes bigger so that it would better conceal the drugs that i was carrying. come back home, and then just go to the car park and put them in the boot of the car. simple as that. easy as anything. that is not how it worked out. [ door knock ] finally, a knock at the door, and there is freddie standing there. hey, freddie. yeah, okay. the guy that walked through
the somali community and what this could mean for this community. as you were saying, police are trying to figure out the motive so i asked him ant that. what could drive this young man to do this. he said the suspect s mom describes the day yesterday as something very normal. he woke up, helped the family and came here to school, it was a very normal day until there was a door knock on the mother s door and that s how she found out about her son being the attacker. take a listen. the mother was very shocked and crying for her son and also crying for the somalis, the backlash. she was saying my son is gone but what i m worried about is the rest of the somali community because there could be a collective blame where the community has nothing to do with it. as we all try to understand the why, why would someone do