tucker: welcome at the daily beast and cnn and other arbiters of virtue have decided the biggest threat this country faces is pretty clear. ordinary people expressing their political opinions. that is why random video found, humiliated and destroyed. all of these outlets also consistently tell us that racism is america s biggest problem. they are hunting for racist who need to be destroyed for single wayward word or thoughts from a decade ago, yearbook page from 1973. some tweet you sent ten years ago. they will find you and destroy you. of course, in reality america is not a racist country. it is a really nice country and the press does not care about
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right now virginia needs someone that can heal. there s no better person to do that than a doctor. virginia also needs someone who is strong who has empathy, who has courage, and who has a moral compass. and that s why i m not going anywhere. it s now ten days, two weeks, since we saw the yearbook page where people appear in blackface and a klan costume from his medical school yearbook. mayor, did you ever think that ralph northam was going to be governor today? no, i didn t, obviously. the interesting thing about this process that we see the governor going through right now is i m not actually sure what he is atoning for. he started by saying it was him, then it said it wasn t, then it was i didn t select these pages to go in my yearbook. and we re actually not sure where the truth is there. i just think i do believe people ought to be griffin grace and have an opportunity to make amends for what they ve said and
shore of virginia. i wonder what you think. jesse: well, i thought she blew the interview. it was soft. why didn t she ask him, if it wasn t you, why did you put the picture on your yearbook page? it s an easy question. i don t know why she didn t ask that. i will call her. greg: do you still talk? jesse: not as much as we used to. there was an interesting poll that showed black virginians were more willing to forgive than white virginians. i thought why don t we have a man on the street person to go down to virginia and ask these questions? i can t think of a better person to go. juan: you mean you. jesse: why would you say that? juan: you are the man on the street. greg: we are not paying for your vacation. jesse: someone should go to virginia and ask people what they think. greg: in the summertime. jesse: here s what the democrats have done, they have given the biggest political gift
embattled virginia governor ralph northam with a flatly incorrect version of how slavery started years ago as we commemorate, despite photos of his yearbook page showing black face and another in a ku klux klan robe. during a resent event at fort monroe i spoke about the arrival of the first africans in virginia and referred to them in my remarks as enslaved. a historian advised me that the use of indentured was more historically accurate and the fact is i m still learning and committed to getting it right. i m not sure what historian he was talking to. joining me now, jack bennett who has been covering story and kimberly atkins remains from
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