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to look over that mobile home park? yes. yes. i couldn t actually get to the mobile home park on foot. there was a gas leak, and with all the downed power lines and trees there was just no way to get to it. in fact, i feel like it took a while for emergency responders to get there as well because whenever i was flying around it looked like people were just having to self-rescue themselves. people were climbing out of rubble. you know, there was the fire nearby. it was just a really, really horrible scene. later in the day, though, you know, on the other side of town i saw some really amazing things. like there was a house in a road. and the road needed to be cleared. so it needed to be bulldozed and people were rushing in there, grabbing everything they could, putting it in bags. they ended up making this pile of like 20-foot-tall of all these bags that people had salvaged from the home that lay in the road. brian, when he see what you mean. we can see people standi ....
Our society that tracks race and is a consequence of our racial history. and if that happens i think that would be fantastic. i haven t yet seen it. joining us now is podcast host coleman hughes and january michaelson who clerked for attorney general merrick garland. jessica washington and jason osborne are back. okay, coleman, what do you think about what he said? and how do you think republicans deal with race in general? yeah, so he s talking about talking the talk and walking the talk, right? obama talked a great game. i mean, his speech on race from 2008 may be the best speech i ve heard any u.s. politician give acknowledging the past, acknowledging the nuances of the issue. when it comes to walking the walk, did he support the kinds of policies that maybe now he is may now be popular in the democratic party? obama didn t support reparations, for example, right? so when he s calling out someone like tim scott, is there a substantive policy proposal that he s saying tim scott ....