our two party system and believed this country will not redeem itself. he decided to take the issues of this country and elevate them to the international level building solidarity with anti-colonial african movements. al shabazz was the most hated muslim in america before america learned to hate all muslims. i think malcolm x wasn t a man ahead of his time, he was right on time. that s why they had to take him out before his time. there were a number of lessons by brother malcolm little we can take and he still inspires a generation of people for those reasons. you helped to edit his diary. i spent a lot of today looking at clips of him. his charisma is genuinely remarkable. obviously people know that. he was instantly iconic. you can t overstate how charismatic he is. i was looking at the david
indictment of the hypocrisy of our two party system and believed this country will not redeem itself. he decided to take the issues of this country and elevate them to the international level building solidarity with anti-colonial african movements. al shabazz was the most hated muslim in america before america learned to hate all muslims. i think malcolm x wasn t aaman ahead of his time, he was right on time. that s why they had to take him out before his time. there were a number of lessons by brother malcolm little we can take and he still inspires a generation of people for those reasons. you helped to edit his diary. i spent a lot of today looking at clips of him. his charisma is genuinely remarkable. obviously people know that. he was instantly iconic. you can t overstate how charismatic he is. i was looking at the david letterman segment, malcolm would
relevant. he was an inspirational figure to a generation of black nationalists while striking fear in the hearts of white liberals and white conservatives around this country. he was uncompromising in his indictment of the hypocrisy of our two party system and believed this country will not redeem itself. he decide edd to take the issues of this country and elevate them to the international level building solidarity with anti-colonial african movements. al shabazz was the most hated muslim in america before america learned to hate all muslims. i think malcolm x wasn t a man ahead of his time, he was right on time. that s why they had to take him out before his time. there were a number of lessons by brother malcolm little we can take and he still inspires a generation of people for those reasons. you helped to edit his diary.
i m chris hayes. . today for the first time since declaring her 2016 presidential run, hillary clinton discussed the vote she made in 2002 when she was a senator to authorize the iraq war. she enters the fray as the disastrous 2003 invasion of iraq has appropriately, though surprisingly, become a major issue on the campaign trail particularly among republicans. it all kicked off monday when prumt youive candidate jeb bush was asked on fox news if knowing what we know now he would have authorized an invasion of iraq and bush said yes. he then spent the next three days trying to explain that answer. first saying he misinterpreted the question and then dismissing it as a hypothetical before reversing himself before saying he would not have gone into iraq knowing what we know now. rand paul and rick santorum among others hammered bush on the unclear answer while another hopeful, marco rubio, struggled sunday when he got the very same question. was it a mistake? it was not a m
has appropriately, though surprisingly, become a major issue on the campaign trail particularly among republicans. it all kicked off monday when presumptive candidate jeb bush was asked on fox news if knowing what we know now he would have authorized an invasion of iraq and bush said yes. he then spent the next three days trying to explain that answer. first saying he misinterpreted the question and then dismissing it as a hypothetical before reversing himself before saying he would not have gone into iraq knowing what we know now. rand paul and rick santorum, among others, hammered bush on the unclear answer while another hopeful, marco rubio, struggled sunday when he got the very same question. was it a mistake? it was not a mistake for the president to decide to go into iraq because at the time i m not asking you that. in hindsight. the world is a better place because saddam hussein is not there. so it was a mistake or not? i don t understand the question you