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and hold them accountable as well. spencer, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. it s been a pleasure speaking with you. thank you for having me. coming up, new fallout from the immigration raids. the head of ice tries to justify separating children from their parents. plus on this second anniversary of the deadly charlottesville protests, new questions about what role the president may have played in the rise of white nationalism. stay tuned. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance,
african-american voting bloc because it s also going to be interesting who is get the youth vote within that voting bloc. while biden is leading among older african-american voter, it s unclear what the younger voters are going to do. i love a vigorous discussion. thank you for joining us this afternoon. a pleasure speaking with you. three more democratic candidates took the stage at the national urban league conference today. that was pete buttigieg, kirsten gillibra gillibrand, and kemamala harris. they addressed civil rights and the race to end discrimination. joining me is vaughn hillyard. who is at the top of the list today? who are people talking about? were there any standout moments? yeah, kamala harris was the talk of this morning. kirsten gillibrand as well as mayor pete buttigieg also spoke this morning, but it was interesting. you just referenced that joe biden has a great share of the older african-american support. and really the concern for him is those, the younger
so forth, and they get addicted to these opiate prescription pain pills. and so we just encourage families that there s no shame with the disease of addiction, just like there is no shame in cancer or heart disease or diabetes. and so we have to we have to understand it is a disease, and as shelly said, we just really want to see we don t ever want to see this happen to another family. and so we just try to encourage and offer hope. well, it is hope united. and i think in so many ways you are offering hope to a number of people. and also giving them license to speak out and to know they re not alone. travis, shelly bornstein, it is a pleasure speaking with you. obviously, we wish it wasn t under these circumstances. but really appreciate everything you re doing. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. we appreciate the opportunity to be here. just moments ago, the governor of puerto rico speaking out about the mass protests there, calling for his resignation. hear why
attempted to say weren t true when they were happening. and me and others reported they were happening. the other thing i thought was remarkable and a lot of people are commenting on this in the days since that interview appeared, is that kelly is asking to be judged on the things he stopped the president from doing rather than in things he actually says he helped the president to do. he s saying hey, look, i was a force for good. i was in there keeping disaster from happening right and left. it s a fairly remarkable thing for the outgoing chief of staff to say. it s interesting. that s kind of what we even heard nikki haley say when she said this is something i had to work with his tendencies as a president and use that to my advantage to get my job done. yeah. she said it with a little more perhaps gentleness and tact, but yeah. it was definitely more gentle. i would say this was a bomb shell. thank you, ann. a pleasure speaking with you. coming up, robert mueller s investiga