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we have to get your energy back up and back together so we can have our last plenary session together, and my last little piece of message to you is about the thing that bill sullivan talks about, which is strategy to divide us. a couple people talk to me about what we saw in the earlier plenary. there were some vote tests. as we know there is really a terrible incidence of folks showing up in charlottesville, creating calamity there. there is a big difference between the kind of protest that is meant to harm people, to bring people down, and healthy protest. i know some folks will disagree with me, but we have to agree to disagree. i think that protest is actually necessary, but there are times when people have power, they have the stage, they are able to talk. other folks will have to stand up, and is elizabeth warren said, they will have to be bold in order to get their voices heard. if the people that were not getting their voices heard never took a stand, if they w ....
this is from over the weekend. shoresame we different that we came on different ships. i started to think about the impact and how sometimes we segregate ourselves. we are coming up on the 12th anniversary of the trina. we also have north carolina founded by slaves. we just had a 100 year flood. in south carolina, the same thing. why is this movie so important at this moment in time. al gore: well, i want to join you in thanking and acknowledging all the speakers who came before. dolores and tom starr, who gave such a wonderful address and pamela and others, and i want to entire the netroots nation team for doing a wonderful job, and thanks to all of you. [applause] al gore: so the work that you ve done for so many years actually embodies one way to answer the question you ve just asked. because environmental justice and climate justice is a cause that connects what we re doing to the environment and to the climate, and the prejudice and the insults to people, people in ....
america but the book he has come to discuss today and why i am sure you are all here is stokely: a life which was described in the new york times review as an insightful, highly engaging affluent biography of stokely carmichael, the man widely seen as heir apparent in the black leadership hierarchy to martin luther king jr. and malcolm x following their assassination. at the reporting committee, stokely started as a believer in nonviolence, led him to concentrate his thinking on the notion of black self-defense. carmichael was a complex figure and that complexity was captured wonderfully in this definitive biography, stokely: a life . you can never be disappointed with a book when you have chapter titles like the chocolate and fred astaire. arestoring, activist, popular peniel joseph is historian activist, popular , radio commentator on subjects like race relations and civil rights, politics, democracy, a nice shoe collection. give a warm welcome to peniel joseph. ....
words began to weigh him down to earth. today, trump sat down with our political director, john dickerson. reporter: there s been a lot of commentary this week that this has been the worst week in your campaign. a lot of people want to stop you. are they succeeding? i don t know that it s been the worst week in my campaign. i think i ve had many bad weeks and i ve had many good weeks. i don t see this as worst week in my campaign. certainly i ve had some weeks and you ve been reporting on them where that was the end. and the next weeky see poll numbers where they went up and everybody s shocked. yeah, people want to stop me because i m leading by a lot. the new polls that came out had me leading by just about more than ever. nbc had a very good national poll that just came out. i guess i m leading very big in new york and pennsylvania. reporter: let me ask you a question about abortion. what would you do to further restrict women s access to abortions as president ....
like, the miracle of of my lifetime that we met. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: donald trump s presidential ride seems to defy gravity, but this week, republican opposition, a criminal charge against his campaign manager, and his own words began to weigh him down to earth. today, trump sat down with our political director, john dickerson. reporter: there s been a lot of commentary this week that this has been the worst week in your campaign. a lot of people want to stop you. are they succeeding? i don t know that it s been the worst week in my campaign. i think i ve had many bad weeks and i ve had many good weeks. i don t see this as worst week in my campaign. certainly i ve had some weeks and you ve been reporting on them where that was the end. and the next weeky see poll numbers where they went up and everybody s shocked. yeah, people want to stop me because i m leading by a lot. the new polls that came ou ....