ana, what do you make of this approach to press denial? well, i mean, i think in my ideal world, i can say two can play in that game. i d stop sending people to the white house if i was or make it a more concerted effort. the one thing we know trump hates is being ignored. that would be a victory then. then they would have daily calls and only those questions. right. would that be a victory? if they re not going to call on the times anyway, if they re not going to call on the more traditional journalists anyway, why are they there? wouldn t it be better to deprive him of oxygen? that s what is happening, right? in general he is going to lie to us. like why let me push you on that. go ahead. i m not fake tv arguing with you. i m really arguing there is a certain amount of coverage the leader of the free world is going to get, whether people are in the room or not. right. the new york times is going to write about what the president says whether they have
plans to watch the debate even sending out this e-mail. ten republican men are on national tv arguing over which one will do the best job of dragging our country backwards. they are out of step with the kind of country americans want for themselves and their children. even without the leading democrat in the audience the gop candidates still took their own shots. if hillary is the candidate, which i doubt, that would be a dream come true. she counts on the fact that people are uninformed. we ve seen the consequences of the obama/clinton foreign policy. leading from behind is a disaster. it s sad to think that the russian and chinese government know more about hillary clinton s e-mail server than the united states congress. this election has been a whole lot about a person who is very high in the polls, but doesn t have a clue about how to govern. a person who has been filled with scandals, and who could not
think people would be mainly in solidarity and black power movement. but a lot of people were singing other songs such as we shall overcome, besides lift every voice and sing. dr. askew, stand by. we ll at the a quick break here and continue our conversation. you re hearing one side here, but also the reverend jesse jackson in fact was part of an effort to try to get this song back into the forefront to put it on people s minds. that effort was back in the 70s. he s here, going to be live with us to talk to us about his feelings of it. also, you ve been hearing from a lot of people over the past couple of weeks, a lot of grown folks on tv arguing about race in this country. what about young folks? what about some of the young people? we have four of them going to be in studio with us here in this half-hour as well to talk about their thoughts and what we ve been seeing the past couple of weeks. six minutes past the hour. you don t want to go anywhere.
overcome. i know that i am not saying that racism is the only thing that was involved in the case but i feel that some people that were in a place that could make a big decision acted a little coup quickly. jonathan, let me ask you what did you think about what you saw in the sherrod case in. i thought she was wrongly fired. i think there was mainly a problem with the administration, not necessarily with the president obama himself but with people in the administration. they should have asked questions. they shouldn t have jumped the gun. i understand the need to get answers out quickly. the administration should have been at the point to say, stop. laura, garrett, on the issue of race, anybody accused of racism, people run from it as quickly as they can. it is almost the worst thing out there. when you see grown folks, quite frankly, on tv arguing back and
questions. they really shouldn t have jumped the gun. i understand the need to get answers out quickly, but the administration should have been at the point to say stop. laura, garrett, on the issue of race though, we could talk about the shirley sherrod story, but a lot of people said when you speak of race, being accused of racism, people run from it as quickly as they can. it is almost the worst thing out there. when you all see quite frankly grown folks on tv arguing back and forth, what are we missing in some of this conversation that the younger generation is seeing when it comes to race? either one of you. go ahead. well, my opinion is that it isn t really about race. it s more about shirley sherrod said, the monetary situation and how it is about the have and have nots and those who get certain perks an those who don t. laura? when i heard about this case i was most surprised. i think this is just as much