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is killing our steel workers and our steel companies. we have to guard our energy companies. we have to make it possible. the epa is so restrictive that they are putting our energy companies out of business. all you have to do is go to a great place like west virginia or places like ohio, which is phenomenal, or places like pennsylvania, and you see what they re doing to the people, miners and others in the energy business, it s a disgrace. it s an absolute disgrace. secretary clinton, two minutes. that was very interesting. first of all, china is illegally dumping steel in the united states and donald trump is buying it to build his buildings, putting steel workers and american steel plants out of business. that s something that i fought against as a senator and that i would have a trade prosecutor to steel or anything else. you know, because it sounds like you re in the business or you re aware of people in the business, you know that we are now for the first time ....
virginia. with retrying to learn more about the capture and will continue to update you. now to the big story of the night, 80 million people watched round one the audience tonight s could have been even bigger. good evening everyone i m kerry kavanaugh. i m chris flanagan. the second presidential debate providing the fireworks we all expected after a bombshell weekend. our live team coverage takes to us nashua, new hampshire a key battleground for clinton and trump. but we begin in st. louis with fox 25 s blair miller blair you were tweeting throughout the night and a consumer times the audience in disbelief? a couple times the audience in disbelief. i think a lot of people inside the convention hall watching this couldn t believe what they were hearing at times. the two candidates not wasting time. donald trump taking immediately about that video that was released on friday. this was locker room talk, i m not proud of it, i apologized to my family, i but t ....
host: we are back live with h wil haygood. we will put up the numbers. 202-848-8200 in the east and central time zones. 748-8201 for the mount and pacific time zone. we will put up our e-mail, facebook and twitter as well. those are other ways you can contact us if the phone lines are busy. we have mentioned it in black and white. i will read a couple quotes from your book about sammy davis, jr. he loved white women and the site of one on his black sheets. his american dream. you go on to write nixon needed sammy s aura. guest: sammy davis, jr. was one of the more memorizing figures in the history of american entertainment. his mother left him behind, he was abandoned as a child and that haunted him forever. he went on the road with will and his father sammy davis, sr. he was a precious child. he was a prodigy. there is always a price to pay when you live in that world. sammy was not seen as a handsome figure when he became a teenager in 15 to 17 and 18 he was up in ....
everything like that. i had a horrible home life. my mom is physically crazy, my father not working. i ago throughout this modern modern problems in addition to going to the problem of being an average american with these expectations and no site of any means to accomplish them. and that lead somebody to want to commit suicide. if you have no hope in this country with all the brain you can stay, i can do any class simply because i have to do with my parents situation and on top of that coming the lack of empathy towards the prejudice i get. but your experience with upper bound him and his that allow african-americans severe american situations, how do you think that a person like myself is basically giving up, how can i have a chance to redeem myself in so much as input to me being nothing but a host: you are calling from college park, maryland. are you at the university? caller: yes i am. computer science. software for my seventh year. i actually worked host: ....
exciting to find the figures like adam clayton powell junior, sugar ray robinson, and thur-good marshall who were not born into mainstream society and who by dent of their enormous talent and gift sticks themselves into the fabric of the country via entertainment, politics, sports, or in marshall s case the law, in the case of the white house butler, extra ordinary service to the country. these figures, when i look back at the figures, society, culture, race and style. gues guest: there is legislation that congress powell, and sammy davis junior integrated nightclubs in the 1940 s across the country. armstrong and linda horn and sammy davis, junior, and sugar ray robinson who fought the mob in new york who controlled the fight game. he wanted to give fighters some independence, himself especially. and of course, many epic cases that he fought before the united states victory, with the 1954 school segregation case with brown versus board of education. when you look a ....