did it. and i tend to agree. i remember she said it was okay. but it wasn t okay, andre. it wasn t okay. no, no. i m not saying it was okay. and i didn t maybe i m i watched it and i just thought she was stating you saw it back then and you don t know and times have changed. i think back when we were kids, don, and you had things like the jeffersons and archie bunker and it was a different time. you could never get away with that today, or would it be tolerated. but those were different times. so i didn t take it as she was saying it was okay or not okay but she was stating she used to see it when she was a child. and by no means am i trying to defend i ve got to go. i ve got to go because i am out of time. you are defending her, andre. give it some thought. you just defended her. that s unacceptable. i m not. to me that s wrong you would say that. because all i did was present facts. well, andre, that s not what she said, though. that s not the facts. you did not
the history of blackface in our culture is abhorrent, the wounds too deep. do you think lesson learned here or what do you think? well, i watched i actually watched you on cuomo s show, and i saw how passionate you were about it and how it cuts extremely deep to you. and being a white guy, i don t understand it as much. i don t mean that any disrespect. i just don t. i can t feel it the same way. so i watched her show, and to me she just made a factual statement that years gone by when she was a kid more people did it. and i tend to agree. i remember she said it was okay. but it wasn t okay, andre. it wasn t okay. no, no. i m not saying it was okay. and i didn t maybe i m i watched it and i just thought she was stating you saw it back then and you don t know and times have changed. i think back when we were kids,
it was a different time. maybe i crossed the line with somebody. i think they re afraid that things from their past are going to come up. i ve even heard this saying this is a different time. no. it was a different time, but it was never okay. and, so, like you said, there were plenty of people who knew it wasn t okay. i know i learned about all the things that happened because one of my male friends told me that this boy was bragging about it to a group of boys, and my male friend was visibly shakened by it. so this is not something that was just normal behavior. so the way i see it is a bunch of men feeling entitled, feeling like they shouldn t have to be held accountable for things they have done in the past. unless you actually sexually assaulted somebody, i think you are probably okay. i m not saying there has never been a false accusation. they re just extremely rare. to hear people like donald trump jr. say i m more concerned for my sons than i am for my
what you saw in the unaninimity, it could be someone else tomorrow, it could be someone else in the administration. it struck one of our core functions again. kaitlyn was told she couldn t attend an event that literally every other credentialed reporter on the white house grounds could attend. it was important we draw a line there and explain to people why that wasn t okay. the washington post reported that trump has wanted to do this before, that he has wanted to block certain reporters from coming to events. the post name s jim acosta and april ryan as two of those reporters. one-word question for you, s.e. surprised? no. you know, trump has, i think, in business and life, operated as a
wasn t okay. when you and russ went through a separation, is that the sort of thing you might have talked to peggy about? they talked to most people about probably too much. why did you say that that you talk to people too much. are you a person who likes to chat. i just chat. do you know james huden? i met him. how is it that you met james huden? through peg. it was the woman to woman conversations between brenna and peggy that the prosecutor based his theory of the murder. brenna told peggy her husband was violent. peggy told jim and jim pulled the trigger. the prosecutor explained why. mr. huden pulled the trigger on russel douglas as a way of exercising his own personal demons. that point was underscored when huden s old bass player bill hill took the stand and told the court about the day jim huden shared his darkest secret. he said i need to tell you about something that s on my mind. as jim huden clenched his