reviews about that, in part where the president says some of the athletes don t know what they re protesting when many of them have articulated specifically what they have protested, which has been law enforcement incidents involving african-american men where they have had a really troubled history, and that s one of the things they have been trying to speak out about through that symbolism. i think they have been pretty clear on that. let s remind everybody, omarosa stayed in the administration for four months after what happened in charlottesville. four months. kelly o donnell, kelly, thank you very much. you re very deft with the microphone. with me now, michael denzel smith, author of the new york times best-seller invisible man got the whole world watching a young black man s education, and washington post columnist, christine emba. the president is tweeting about the nfl because he believes it s a political winner for him. steve bannon has gone out there
notion if we haven t experienced progress, there have been people raising their voices. whether it s the nfl players or the people that have been in the streets since the killing of trayvon martin and the uprisings in ferguson, whether there s been people demanding reproductive rights, whether it s people demanding immigration reform, all of these people are saying the american dream has not worked for me. i would like for it to. and now you have people whose white identity is so much a part of who they are and who they know themselves to be and protects them from all of that, that they are saying we will not stand for that and we didn t get to vote for it. how do you get to vote for whether or not people are able to share the land? it goes against any of the professed principles. michael denzel smith, thank you very much for joining us. christine emba, thank you as well. coming up, sunday on the one-year mark of the deadly clash between protesters and
rule of law, meaning secure borders, is something that used to bind our country together. and despite what some may be contending, i made explicitly clear that my commentary had nothing to do with race or ethnicity. michael? so the words we and us are doing heavy lifting in that original comment. the country that we loved. and it s the idea that all of us have been united around a sense of america that we have all shared and that s never been true. that s never been true since the inception of this country, since the indoctrination of the constitution. there have always been people who have sat at the margins of society, who have been oppressed by federal and state and local laws and customs, and so the idea of who are the we, who s the us that she s talking about. those that have been protected by the laws and customs of this country and those laws and
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so if you re turning 65 soon, call now and get started. because the time to think about tomorrow.is today. go long. and we are back with our special panel on donald trump s relationship in history with hip-hop. chuck creager, founder of the hip-hop news site, all hip-hop.com and michael denzel smith, author of the best-seller invisible man. we went through the history, what do you make of it? well, i mean, it is not surprising that hip-hop lauded donald trump. first of all, look at the timing of his emerge ence in the cultu. he was the guy, you go back and look at the classic tyson fights, fighting at trump