things that are unsanitary, things that might actually promote crime. not just from people living in those tents but directed toward people in those tents. it is insanity. i think we all agree do we? i think we all agree. that the gap during covid, inequality gap has widened, and there are a lot of people hurting. so the description that you were just making shows that also these new mayors and city officials have to address two things at once. just like eddie was talking about. i do think there are people who are really hurting, and it is a reason some of this is happening. yes. and two things can be true at once. we can have problems in covid. you know what else is true right now? there are more job openings i know. today, there are more job openings today than in the history of the united states of america. there are a lot of people who
mueller s ouster. they ve called for an investigation, big surprise, of hillary clinton again. let s bring in the hardball roundtable. megan murphy ed are to of bloomberg businessweek and eddie claude is from the center of african-american studies at the prestigious princeton university and the huffington post contributor. it s not quite a roundtable, but it s a table. i think it works if you want to check with fox and friends and sean in the evening and they all begin to sing the greek chorus. let s go back to the uranium and whatever. it will not stop mueller, one inch, one step. of course, it will not stop robert mueller. you only have to look at the indictment and how methodical he s been in the process and the first set of charges and the outline to know how serious and how great this is, and all of our reporters show inside the white house while they re trying to project an image of calm and coolness and distancing
discomfort that this gentleman has a say so whether i keep my position or not, not based on merit, but based on my race or the color of my skin. and that does cause me some concern. principal brian wright i appreciate you being with us as well. and professor eddie claude i appreciate you being with us as well. thank you. thank you very much. coming up later, stevie wonder is tonight s big 360 interview. he talks extensively about his role in helping to establish today s holiday. everyone has a right to their opinion. but if you truly believe that you want to see a better world, a better place, a coming together of people, you cannot have that place in your spirit where you have to do that. how can you in one breath talk about your love for god and understand that god made us all in his image and in another
in response. i m going to talk to stevie wonder about how he helped turn martin luther king, jr. day into a reality. and what he thinks dr. king would say about the state of this country today. we begin, though, as we do every night, keeping them honest, with a colorado school board member who seems intent on attacking martin luther king, jr. on this, the very day we all pause to honor him and his achievements. it s happening in the town of greeley, colorado. an elected official, school board member who also owns a small radio station has been broadcasting a tax on martin luther king, jr., calling him everything from a deagagdegener a we re not going to play you all the rambling details of what this letter says, some of it is true, but a lot of it is unsubstantiated claims and charges. we re going to play you a few sentences to give you an idea what he s broadcasting about martin luther king, jr. he s not a legitimate reverend or bona fide ph.d. his name is not really m
good evening, everyone, thanks for watching tonight. keeping them honest, why is a school board member in colorado broadcasting a tax on a radio station against martin luther king, jr. on today of all days, he s been doing it for weeks, several times a day. did he know the words he s been using come directly from a white supremicist? we re keeping them honest. also tonight, sarah palin speaking out, her first tv interview since the attack in tucson. she was attacked for her rhetoric, now what she s saying in response. i m going to talk to stevie wonder about how he helped turn martin luther king, jr. day into a reality. and what he thinks dr. king would say about the state of this country today. we begin, though, as we do every night, keeping them honest, with a colorado school board member who seems intent on attacking martin luther king, jr. on this, the very day we all pause to honor him and his achievements. it s happening in the town of greeley, colorado. an electe