condemned my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for racist tropes and remarks that i find zbis disgusting and this is and i bring this up to ask, is there room in this republican party for someone like representative mace who s willing to do just the bare minimum of calling racism race ichlg? it s a great question and i think, you know, as i was listening to sort of representative mace and s representative marjorie taylor greene go back and forth, i had to almost remind myself, we re talking about whether or not it s okay to insinuate, it seems, that your muslim colleague could be a threat to you. that s the argument that they re having. i mean, that is obviously wrong, right? it s obviously stereotyping and criminalizing someone who does not deserve that. and i think that we have a real question about w whether or not the gop can have room for people who say, that even goes a little too far when g it comes to sortf discriminating against people. we re not sure. i don t think re
expansion and poorer states that disproportionately affection african-americans. let me ask you. in terms of having a black president, who is not guiding these policies but is present at a moment when policies that are not specifically racial but have decidedly, racial outcomes and racial biases, should he be doing things differently? shouldn t he be talking about race differently? i ask you this because in the piece you say, he s an outlier. barack and michelle obama were exceptions. but certainly there s meaning there. i ve been pretty hard on, i think if there s anything he should be doing differently when he talks about african-americans which i think he has a lot of genuine care and concern about the fate of anniversafrican-amen this country i think the president is too vulnerable in the belief of this rugged individual ichlg. you see that in the cultural arguments he makes. but having is said that i do not
back up on that witness stand today t. lawyer for the jackson family keeps confronting him with e-mail, some e-mails he didn t even write. cnn s digital reporter joins me now from los angeles. okay. alan, this has not been looking good for aeg. we are in the plaintiff s case, get me up to speed after yesterday s block buster stuff. there is even more that keeps coming out. reporter: yes, this trial promises to keep gichlg looking forward to the next month or so of testimony. what we had yesterday and will continue stood aeg s lawyer trying to rehabilitate the memory if you will and if reputation of the co-ceo in the eyes of the jurors. they were literally laughing as he constantly repeated i don t recall, talking about e-mails, he says i don t recall because now he says he never read them or it s been so long, he doesn t remember writing them. pretty remarkable, some of them, for example, he was asked is it