charlie: welcome to the broadcasts. tonight, race in america in the aftermath of the arrest of a harvard professor by the cambridge massachusetts police officer. we talk about the meaning of this with the reverend floyd make, david remnick and raina kelly. when this happens, it comes another time when you say we thought we were past this and here it is again. if it can happen to dr. gates, then it can happen to me. these are not questions anymore about, you know, kind of binary questions about water found towns and lunch counters they are questions about institutional racism. they re questions about incarceration rates which are crazy and out of control which have to do with thought just racism but drug laws in the country. it s a complex of problems that i think obama s very aware of. it s amazing that obama allowed himself to make that speech this afternoon. we re so used to seeing people harden their position over the course of a new cycle. i will never apologize.
charlie: welcome to the broadcasts. tonight, race in america in the aftermath of the arrest of a harvard professor by the cambridge massachusetts police officer. we talk about the meaning of this with the reverend floyd make, david remnick and raina kelly. when this happens, it comes another time when you say we thought we were past this and here it is again. if it can happen to dr. gates, then it can happen to me. these are not questions anymore about, you know, kind of binary questions about water found towns and lunch counters they are questions about institutional racism. they re questions about incarceration rates which are crazy and out of control which have to do with thought just racism but drug laws in the country. it s a complex of problems that i think obama s very aware of. it s amazing that obama allowed himself to make that speech this afternoon. we re so used to seeing people harden their position over the course of a new cycle. i will never apologize.
charlie: welcome to the broadcasts. tonight, race in america in the aftermath of the arrest of a harvard professor by the cambridge massachusetts police officer. we talk about the meaning of this with the reverend floyd make, david remnick and raina kelly. when this happens, it comes another time when you say we thought we were past this and here it is again. if it can happen to dr. gates, then it can happen to me. these are not questions anymore about, you know, kind of binary questions about water found towns and lunch counters they are questions about institutional racism. they re questions about incarceration rates which are crazy and out of control which have to do with thought just racism but drug laws in the country. it s a complex of problems that i think obama s very aware of. it s amazing that obama allowed himself to make that speech this afternoon. we re so used to seeing people harden their position over the course of a new cycle. i will never apologize.
Heroes, can be laid to rest. and the conversation can restart after that. are those actions not enough for you? he visited the families as well. if you were the mayor of new york, what would you do? if i was the mayor in new york i would approach the subject with a lot more humility and start to re-evaluate how i came into office and maybe realize that some of my actions were not the right actions that need to be reflective of all people. and what the mayor came in with was a tale of two cities to which today we now have. we didn t have two cities when he ran for office. he needs to become humbled. and he needs to start backing up his words with actions because he has no track record of having actions in the past. i would personally further it with meetings and i m opening myself to meetings with dr. king, dr. ben carson, the reverend floyd flake, george martin, former nfl player for the new york giants. him and i have been working together trying to build bridges. and we are reach