initiated an honor investigation against me. another one said an african-american cadet committed an infraction, whereas a caucasian cadet committed the same infraction and received a verbal warning. and these kinds of things are documented over and over. a noose. being called the n word. these you know, these differences in how infractions are punished. let me finish. that s disgusting. just a moment, congressman, i let you finish. and i am not to my point, yet. uh-huh. but, you know, you see these things. and these black students, i think, what people don t realize, when they go to west point they will take their morning jog down robert e. lee road. they will walk past lee gate and they will, probably, at some point, live in lee barracks at west point. and so, i wonder, why you aren t more concerned with that than an elective class, a non-required class that 23 cadets, out of
are in constant battle mode to get anything done. we understand that. ainsley: we have all been talking about kanye west s nenew album it s amazing called jesus is king every song in that album is in the top 100. how much do you think he is helping our country to recognize that faith is so important? your family is saying you want a country that is pro-god. everyone wants to take god out of this and that. they don t want to have god in the pledge of allegiance. how important is that to your family? i know y all pray on the show at the end of every show you always pray around the dinner table. that spiritual came through. people don t realize, okay, we took god out of the schools, they wouldn t let us pray. well, when you take him out of anything, guess who is going to move in? if you take god out of the schools, he is the one that moves in. so they need to be use a little common sense here. steve: kanye has certainly struck a cord with a lot of people. 1,000 people last week
getting addicted to nicotine. do you have a problem being in an industry that addicts children to nicotine. you are. that s why we need to put the tools in place to help keep these products away from kids. that s what shepard: how about the tools that the president said today, banning the flavors because kids like the flavors. is that a good idea? ban them all, including mint. i think what you ll see is what the fda shepard: is it a good idea? people return to smoking. it s not a good idea. adults are relying on these flavors to quit smoking. when that happens, when they want to get away from the tobacco flavor, what effectively is going to happen is you re going to allow those people, the only flavor on the market is tobacco and that s the product sold by big tobacco and not by the 22,100,000 vaped shops around the country. what people don t realize is that shepard: people don t
drainage. we are working very hard with that. the other thing our water trace: we greatly utilities department are setting appreciate this, because cell phone time and battery time is precious to you. up barriers to prevent people denise, give us an idea of what it s like. when we hear the national hurricane center say that this storm is kind of stalled and you from going there. please do not remove the barriers. one thing we want you to do if have hundred 50 mile-per-hour you see barriers. winds, what does it feel like for the past several hours customer the past several we want you to turn around and hours, it feels like you re don t drown. turn around and don t drown. stuck in a nightmare, you know? you are inside your home. the winds are there. your personal safety is our primary concern. the winds are coming like a our police department will be train that s going off the monitoring traffic and evacuation. trace: is interesting to me, mr. mayor, because when you track. overni
with. it s not the gun that pulls the trigger. it s the person holding the gun. people don t realize, we have very strong background checks right now. you go in to buy a gun, you have to sign up. there are a lot of background checks that have been approved over the years. we can t let that slope go so easy that we re talking about background checks then all of a sudden talking about let s take everybody s gun away. people need weapons. unfortunately for protection. that word slope is an nra talking point. no. it s a trump talking point. and it s happening as the nra this morning is in even more turmoil with a shakeup in its legal team including firing its long-time outside counsel, but does that weaken its influence with the president at all? joining me now is political reporter for the new york times jeremy peters and back with me joel payne.