that was herman cain last night talking about the potential historic moment for two african-americans, one an incumbent president, the other the current front-runner in the republican presidential field facing off. cain s comments came right before the dedication this weekend of the martin luther king national memorial here in washington. is cain right? is this country beyond color? congressman emanuel cleaver is the chairman of the congressional black caucus. sir, thank you for joining us. and nia-malika henderson is with the washington post. thank you, nia, for joining us tonight. this question of these two guys running, i want to show you something from herman cain, congressman, and have your reaction to it. he s talking about some things about the president, which i find interesting. in an interview with bloomberg view, columnist jeffrey goldbele american rather than african-american. then went on to contrast his upbringing with that of president obama. cain is reported to have
into these fiscal institutions or the whole economy would collapse and we would have international repercussions. well, people saw that, they didn t march, they didn t protest, they just saw it. and right after that, the people who pay taxes when they could lose all of their jobs, their hopes, their savings, their homes, and you have the disparity there. so there s enough to be angry about. well, i m hoping you can get something done as a result of all this street action. maybe the street is the new political stage in this country. thank you, u.s. congressman, charlie rangel of new york, in fact, of manhattan. joining me right now is michael lewis who wrote moneyball, on which the movie was-based, as well as the blind side. his newest book is called boomerang. by the way, i loved what aaron sorkin was able to do with your book, i loved moneyball, by the way. i m not even sure what it was about. it was about something bigger
still, you know, ramped racism in america. no there s not. that was herman cain last night talking about the potential historic moment for two african-americans, one an incumbent president, the other the current front-runner in the republican presidential field facing off. cain s comments came right before the dedication this weekend of the martin luther king national memorial here in washington. is cain right? is this country beyond color? congressman emanuel cleaver is the chairman of the congressional black caucus. sir, thank you for joining us. and nia-malika henderson is with the washington post. thank you, nia, for joining us tonight. this question of these two guys running, i want to show you something from herman cain, congressman, and have your reaction to it. he s talking about some things about the president, which i find interesting. in an interview with bloomberg view, columnist jeffrey goldberg back in june, cain stressed that he preferred being called
bush told us and obama really underlined it, that we had to take taxpayers money, invest it into these fiscal institutions or the whole economy would collapse and we would have international repercussions. well, people saw that, they didn t march, they didn t protest, they just saw it. and right after that, the people who pay taxes when they could lose all of their jobs, their hopes, their savings, their homes, and you have the disparity there. so there s enough to be angry about. well, i m hoping you can get something done as a result of all this street action. maybe the street is the new political stage in this country. thank you, u.s. congressman, charlie rangel of new york, in fact, of manhattan. joining me right now is michael lewis who wrote moneyball, on which the movie was based, as well as the blind side. his newest book is called boomerang.
filming this right now. seriously, the ceiling, look. oh, my god. oh, my god. these guys made it out alive but four people were killed. we will show you just how bad the damage was. shelling heard from a roof top. street fighting breaks out in the airport in yemen s capital. flights canceled and there is new concerns of a coming civil war. google says hundreds of personal g mail accounts have been hacked. they blame a giant fishing operation based in china. the sputtering u.s. economy and the creeping fear that things are only going to get worse, that grim outlook sent wall street sliding. the dow plunged near 280 points. that is the biggest one-day drop since last summer. nasdaq also saw its value evaporate by more than 2%. its 66-point slide was the worst one-day loss in four months. ali, this is kind of a snowball effect of bad economic news, right? yeah. we ought to be careful not to get too far into it. that s what used to happen where you start to think it i