that's louisiana. if a republican wins that, that would make the difference 48-52, it's be a four-seat difference, republicans would have a fairly firm grip on that chamber, but if a democrat would win, that would make the difference between the democrats and republicans only two. that is a gap democrats can work with. that is a gap that stuff might happen. you know, winning this louisiana senate seat could mean a world of difference for democrats trying to stop the trump agenda, as the best website in the world, wonkette.com, put it today, if a democrat won that seat, it means it wouldn't be as much of a stretch to try to form majority coalitions with republican senators who are occasionally decent on specific issues, like john mccain with russia or rand paul opposing rudy giuliani and john bolton for secretary of state. from wonkette.com, if 49 democrats can pull a john mccain or a susan collins across the aisle to oppose trump in erecting a statue of vladimir putin on top of the white house, we migh

this is in louisiana. i'll talk with the democratic candidate foster campbell about the potential to flip the seat. does he have a chance and is he getting support from his party what he was dreaming about ? for the holidays. before his mom earned 1% cash back everywhere, every time. [ dinosaur growls ] and his dad earned 2% back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs. yeah! even before they earned 3% back on gas. danny's parents used their bankamericard cash rewards credit card to give him the best day ever. that's the joy of rewarding connections. learn more at bankofamerica.com/getcashback. want to make thanksgiving extra here's a few suggestions. always cut the head off the turkey before you cook it. and don't forget to serve delicious stove top stuffing. my mouth is watering just thinking about it. the stuffing... not the turkey head. >>> you may not know this but there's still one senate race uncalled from the election day of louisiana. that state will be crucial in the senate. the balance of power of

they were able to win a state-wide race in louisiana. louisiana politics are complicated. in certain circumstances democrats actually do pretty well in special elections. it's one of the few things that they consistently normally do pretty well. walking away from this when he's only a few points behind their candidate, i don't understand why that's not worth a go. >> what was that race in florida where democrats walked away from patrick murphy i think in his senate race. maybe there's gun shyness involved here. i'm not sure. i do think that maybe the democrats have decided that it is too much of a long shot to try to go for it in this case. but look, i understand that if the democrats take one more seat, that puts them one more seat closer to making life difficult for republicans, but there are enough people there to stop republicans. i understand you would want to have one more person there, but i can understand it from the democrats' hierarchy why they might not want to put money into that race. >> let me play a sound bite of foster campbell. he was on tamron hall's show

for the senate race in louisiana. we will show you more of that debate next. >>> former klu klux klan leader david duke is running for senate in louisiana with donald tmp as his running mate. >> the only man the media hate morse than donald trump is me. they hate trump and me because they oppose the massive immigration that will destroy america. we've got to protect american jobs and industry. we defend our heritage. trump even says we should say merry christmas instead of the pc garbage. the media says he sounds like me. but you know what? we both simply sound like you. vote for trump for president. david duke pour the u.s. senate, and let's take america back. >> david duke was on stage for united states senate debate tonight. at dillard university, a historically black university. david duke reached the 5% polling threshold for being included in the debate by getting 5.1% in the polls. debate organizers did not allow students the general public, or journalists anyone into that auditorium for the debate. but protests

senate in louisiana this year as a republican candidate. now obviously even just david duke's presence on that stage has been controversial. even his presence in that debate, his invitation to that debate, as somebody polling well enough to be there. that led to protests at the site of the debate. but all that was before he used that debate stage tonight to share with us his david duke views of the jews. >> i'm not opposed to all jews. i think there are a lot of jews i honor. but let me tell you about something. i'm against jews or anybody else who puts the interests of some other place over our own country. >> not opposed to all jews. something said, actually said in a senate debate stage in the year 2016. today's louisiana senate debate took place in an empty auditorium at a historically black college called dillard university in new orleans. students at dillard protested. there aren't arrests. some people were reportedly pepper sprayed by university police as they tried to protest outside the debate hall. but inside david duke assured us

. >> people told me that louisiana was a conservative state. guess not. >> i think my colleagues in the democratic party have made a very, very serious mistake. and that is, they have kind of written off half of america including louisiana. >> that was bernie sanders early on in the democratic primary. that was july 2015. the following spring, spring 2016, after hillary clinton had beaten senator sanders not just in louisiana but across the south, senator sanders defense of senators in the south started to wane a little bit. >> we started off this campaign having to run in the deep south. >> trust me, i know about running in the deep south. [ laughter ] >> that ain't the thing to do. you don't -- >> it's a pretty -- yeah, it's a conservative part of our country people say why does iowa go first, new hampshire go first. >> yeah. >> i think that having so many southern states go first distorts reality as well. >> let me acknowledge what is absolutely truth. secretary clinton cleaned our clock in the deep south. no question about it. we got murder

. >>> hey, speaking of the throwback racist part of this election, a louisiana blogger named lamar white posted this picture of another apparent outreach measure by the ku klux klan near where he lives in louisiana. early voting has been really popular. early voting ends in that state tomorrow. apparently the ku klux klan are among the organizations that want you to make sure you get yourself to the polls this year in louisiana. although the way they put it, they want you to get out to the p-o-l-e, the poles. i should also mention you'll have fresh breath when you get there provided you take advantage of your very own white lifesaver, free with every misspelled flyer. would you read that from the kkk? stay with us. lots to come. boo. >>> the reason there was such a furor on friday about fbi director james comey sending this letter to congress, saying that the fbi wasn't sure if they had anything of significance but it wanted to let congress know it was looking into e-mails on a computer of the estranged husband of one of the clinton staffers. there's a longstanding precedent, a longstand

louisiana is the race for the republican-held seat that will go to the run off. it is republican and sometimes other parties. republican john kennedy and democrat foster campbell. by the way, this could be oddly erased. this could be kind of a mess down there. only the way louisiana does races down there. got love him. democrats managed to pick up two seats. the congresswoman who defeated the incumbent and as we just mentioned, senator kelly ayotte just conceded. one race that is too close to call, the challenger that is separated by a few thousand votes. a republican never did back trump. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. >> welcome back. donald trump is riding a republican wave into the white house or did those guys ride a trump wave into reelection? the gop will maintain control of the house and the senate. not all republicanse trump fans and some withdraw their support in the last weeks of the campaign. joining me now is one of thos

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>> certainly, there's a senate runoff in louisiana. there's still the gubernatorial race in north carolina where lawyers are taking close looks. you know, if you look at the small print on july stein's fund-raising website, it says, they are raising this money, they will ask for recounts in those states if they get the fund dozs to do it, but there's guarantee recounts will happen. they are saying this money would go to efforts to promote the integrity of the election system. this is really -- there are democrats, i have seen them on twitter, who were avid hillary clinton supporters who are saying, i'm sending money to jill stein. i think that this is an effort that gets at the hopes of people who just really, really wish that they could wake up and that the outcome would have been different. >> it doesn't matter what you wish, donald trump apparently won the election. that's how it is. great to see all three of you. have yourselves a great weekend. >>> coming up next, she started on "today." she became a household name after "the brad

yesterday, northern louisiana, mississippi, and then the storms spread pretty quickly across the state. in the area of greatest concern yesterday afternoon was in central mississippi. a lot of wind damage reports. did get a couple tornados, then overnight numerous tornados forming in northern alabama, red icons where we had tornado reports and this patch here, this is the ones we had the confirmed three fatalities, jackson county, alabama. in all we had 27 what we called unfiltered tornado reports, couple may be double, so somewhere around two dozen. wind damage reports, 40 to 50 of those. in total we've had 68 damage reports throughout this region. so we do expect a lot of the pictures when they come in, we will see structures that were totally destroyed. already had a couple pictures of those in from alabama. we know the small town where the fatalities were, a baptist church was destroyed there, the main plaza in town for shopping and the gas station was destroyed. this is a rural, only two main roads go through the town and they had a lot of damage there. in all, about 550 miles alo

that happened south carolina, florida, and louisiana. they never clearly cast their votes. the republican candidate in that by a lot. of the electoral college votes that were clearly cast that year, the republican candidate lost that vote too. but you know who ended up being president after that election? it doesn't even make sense now from this distance, 140 years later that the dude who lost the popular vote and who lost the electoral college vote with these weird votes outstanding, that they would give the what? they gave it to him anyway. and they gave it to him because the other party, the democratic party at the time, they were so dedicated to southern racism, they were so dedicated to bringing back white supremacy in government in the south, they were so torn up about how the war ended and how the south lost, they were so unnerved by, frankly, these pictures, that they made a decision that year to trade away the presidency. their candidate won the popular vote. with those weird disputed votes still outstanding. away. they nevertheless negotiated a compromise in which

there is a run off in louisiana and republicans are heavily favor to win that. states loo i can louisiana or places where democrats will have to organize in the future so maybe good practice for democrats trying to engage in that election and keeping the margins as tight as they can. some of them like rudy giuliani gets nominated -- they should focus on that and new york times is reporting that it is likely that republicans in congress will try to move significantly medicare reforms quickly and things would be end up cutting medicare benefit oefs over the . it is not clear that donald trump is interested in signing a bill like that. that's an issue where liberals can engage and split-t coalition and maybe end up with donald trump vetoing a republican bill reform. >> have to leave it there. great discussion, karen and business insider justin barrel. thank you both. u.s. service member died in northern syria from injuries sustained. defense secretary ash carter issued a statement of warning and gratitude. i am sadden by this news that one of our braves has been ki

then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. >>> the first major interview that president obama did after the election, he did with david remnick of the new yorker magazine. he's here tonight for the interview. also tonight, still ahead, s

we do have some delays, minor impact due to rain, from louisiana all the way up to chicago. this is where we're anticipating some delays. into minneapolis as well where it's cold enough for snow. taking a look at the possible delays we may see, also off to the west in seattle. chicago, light rain. the conditions there will be improving. for folks driving across the country for thanksgiving, if you're taking any of the interstates. if you're driving along i-95, you should be fine. through the center of the country on 55, that's where we could see some trouble along i-10 in louisiana. some strong thunderstorms as well. some of that is right now. just take it slow on the road, give yourself extra time because literally millions of people are traveling and actually more this year than last year. looking ahead towards the rest of the day today, we'll watch for the airport delays to build in through the center of the country. possibly some snow into northern michigan. that's something to watch. looking at our temperatures. 51 degrees in st. louis. finally, the wind has died down i

for those of you traveling on monday, these storms could turn severe in arkansas and mississippi and louisiana. we will watch for this whole band of rain stretching all the way from minnesota down through indianapolis, straight through louisiana, on into tomorrow night. the rest of the day, colder air coming in to much of the rockies, mild conditions in the midwest. it's looking good but notice it's changing. we're getting that change in the weather where it's going to turn colder through the country going forward. we still have a little bit of stretch in the milder conditions in the southeast. >> broke out the parka this weekend. thank you so much. >>> in a moment, the gold standard. the u.s. olympic team's most accomplished gymnast talks about overcoming obstacles to make history. >>> coming up at the top of the house, cuban-american and florida senator marco rubio on his thoughts of the death of fidel castro. om relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days awa

so you would think that the democrats would be focusing more of their efforts on going into louisiana and trying to win that -- the democratic spot for that seat in, you know, the democratic candidate, to send him to washington, d.c. but they aren't. and it's just sort of systemic of what's going on within the democratic party. and it's happened before with republicans, when they've felt out of control after 2008. you know, the question is, where do you go? you look at capitol hill, and see a young up and comer, tim ryan, challenging nancy pelosi for the leader position, in the house democratic caucus. referee it just seems like there isn't a lot of focus on what really needs to be done in order to bolster their majority in the senate. >> and we're going to talk about that tomorrow, the ryan/pelosi thing. what is jill stein's end game. you did a pretty extensive piece on some of her ironic holdings, financially -- >> the defense contractors, et cetera. >> what do you think her end game is here? >> if green party in 2020 can get to 5% of the vote, it changes everything for them. then t

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senate state in louisiana. early voting has already begun in the state's runoff election which concludes next saturday, december 10th. pence will also hold fund raisers for john kennedy who faces foster campbell. a gop win would give republicans a 52-48 advantage in the senate. >>> still ahead, the lines stretch for hours as tens of thousands of cubans wait to pay their respects to fidel castro. this as there is criticism over president obama's statement. >>> plus, the warriors fight for a win, but not before surviving a scare. those stories and a check on weather when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ style lets you stand out from the herd. what's inside sets you apart. the cadillac escalade. enjoy our best offers of the year. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with

only wet weather tuesday is areas of texas, oklahoma, and louisiana. this will be with showers and maybe an occasional thunderstorm. nothing that's going to stop anyone from getting out and voting. as we head to our western states, arizona is looking fantastic, 88 beautiful degrees. will be wet weather in the northwest, but nothing that's going to stop you from daily plans. our friends in alaska are cold, but that's typical for this time of year and hawaii looks fine. election day forecast, simple, four days out, easy forecast. no challenges at all. let's take you to today, we are watching a little rain early this morning around norfolk and eastern north carolina. that's going to clear out. it's a chilly morning in new england, so you will need the coats for the kids, but later this afternoon, nice in the 50s, pretty warm in the southeast, not record highs, but this forecast is ridiculous. typically this time of year it's around 48 degrees in minneapolis. it's 67 on saturday, chicago at 67, and the weather for the parade today looks fantastic, too. no

two races and louisiana still not decided. projecting the republicans will hold on to the house. only picking up a few seats. independent senator angus king, thanks for joining us. they have used me well as committee assignments and it gives me the opportunity to try to bring peopling to and work with both sides. that second district in maine went for donald trump. he got an electoral vote out of your state. >> i was up in northern maine where there are all kinds of trump signs and enthusiasm. i think one of the biggest things we learned from exit polling yesterday is that something like 75, 80% of the people wanted change. hillary clinton, whatever her qualities, it was impossible for her to represent herself as somebody representing change. also in many ways, maine is a microcosm of the country. we had tremendous blows over the last four or five years. we lost five paper mills in six years. we lost thousands of good paying jobs and we want to know how things will improve and mr. trump gave him hope. and it will be easier said than done. the thing i am hopeful about and he appea

we will have a little bit of wet weather, texas and louisiana. maybe showers, but that's not going to keep anybody out. there's some years we deal with ice and snow in november, especially in the northern half of the country. washington and oregon look fine. nevada looks good. the election day forecast is about as great as you could have as far as beautiful weather. >> i like you say washington looks fine. 58 and raining. but that's a normal day for them. no excuses not to vote on election day. >>> still ahead, all the highlights from game seven of the world series. you stayed up? >> i'll tell you how late. >> all right. we'll find out. >>> by the way, nasa offered this congratulations to the cubs on social media last night, tweeting this nighttime image of chicago lit up from space. sports is next. beyond is a natural pet food that goes beyond assuming ingredients are safe... to knowing they are. going beyond expectations... because our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. that goes beyond assuming beingredients are safe...ood to knowing t

rain showers and isolated thunderstorm in the middle of the country through mississippi, louisiana, snow in areas of the west. a lot of the airports today will be great after the delays with the winds in the northeast, no problems at all. i have these in red as major, but maybe lower these to moderate. rain is not going to cause huge delays in detroit, cleveland, indianapolis, and o'hare. those will be the airports to watch today and also our friends in seattle. that's late today. they are going to get heavy rain late tonight, early in the morning for anyone traveling in there. across the ohio valley you'll get rain. 65 from chicago to nashville. but it's not going to pour, not the kind of thing you don't cancel your travel plans today. thursday morning, maybe some isolated showers in the northeast. that's really about it. i'm happy to report that the parade forecast for macy's is improving. now it's down to a 30% chance for showers and we're going to have a lot of fun out there, temperatures in the mid 40s. alex, looks good. >>> still ahead, sobering new statistics, not good on how bad

a lot of rain in texas and louisiana, this can linger to tomorrow, too. for today, not a lot of issues out there. again, will be stops all over the map, it looks pretty nice out there. let's get into your election day forecast. again, as far as the swing states go, temperatures are warm across the board. there's really not many areas that are going to be chilly at all. we have added some showers and damp weather into ohio. one of the biggest swing states out there. it's not going to be that bad, 65 degrees and showers in november is not going to stop anyone from getting to the polls. virginia, north carolina look great, florida looks fantastic, 80 degrees there. no issues whatsoever. in all of our western states, this is beautiful weather. maybe too nice. maybe, alex, people won't be voting as much because it's so beautiful, but i think the turnout is going to be very, very high with a forecast like this. >> there are no excuses is all i'm going to say. thank you very much, bill. >>> still ahead this morning, the battle against isis rages on in mosul and

louisiana and georgia may do us a favor and go into overtime and we may end up with a special senate election a year from now. two senate elections in two years. >> 2017, 2018. >> we'll have a governor's race in virginia and a senate race. same year. >> we'll continue to pick house and senate races and pretty much every month to decide who controls the senate. appreciate it. our panel is back after the break with what else we can expect from the last few hours on the trail. stay tuned. >>> welcome back. iver got to show you something that's horrifying. we asked clinton voters what they thought of trump and trump voters what they thought of clinton to see how bad is this divide. let me put up the word. in is what clinton supporters think of trump. first words out there temperamental, misogynist, sexist, womanizer. probably not surprising but rough language. now, let me show you what trump voters think of clinton. crook, crooked, corrupt, liar, dishonest. ben ginsburg, how is this -- you have the country basically saying it's a choice between a crook and a racist. >> the polarization o

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still one race left in louisiana. the republicans are probably going to win that. they are going to have the 50 votes they need if they stay and want to confirm jeff sessions to be the attorney general. they will have the 50 votes to do it. be careful what you wish for. coming up, i have been waiting for this all week. connie chung has been with us and she is back. she sat down with donald trump a number of years ago and interviewed hads controversial pick to be attorney general. i will ask her about the president-elect and emerging election. anything she wants to talk about. connie chung is here next. stay with us. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. (sfx: park rides, music andoooh!d sounds) when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. (sighs sadly) try this. only aleve can stop pain for 12 hours. plus, aleve is recommended by more doctors than any other brand for minor arthritis pain. aleve. live whole. not part. adult 7+

birth of jim crow, segregation, starting in the 1890s, separate car act in louisiana, the proliferation of racist images about black people, reducing the complexity of our humanity to syphers, culminating with the birth of a nation, shown where? the white house. by whom? the president of the united states, woodrow wilson. >> we always had heights and then immediately followed by these great depths. >> absolutely. except you and i, anyone in our generation, thought this cycle was over. that it would be impossible to repeat it. particularly after the election and re-election of the first black man in the white house. i don't know about you, but i was totally shocked. >> i was shocked and at the same time i was challenged because this will change things one way or another and maybe energize people. let me ask you directly how will president trump change the life of the average person of color in this country? >> i have no idea. i'm more concerned -- the first thing i want to talk to you about is how he's going to affect the legacy of a man you and i both love and admire, barak hussein obam

sportsman paradise, louisiana, eight electoral votes projected to donald trump. nebraska projected to donald trump. the state of new york reliably blue and its 29 electoral votes stays with hillary clinton. north dakota, trump. to go with it, south dakota, trump. in the rockies, wyoming, three electoral votes, trump. minnesota, too close to call at this hour. new mexico and this was fascinating to see the action out there, too early, clinton leading. let's look at our bar graph and look at the only numbers that really matter tonight and that is the race to 270. and right now donald trump is leading that 137-104. >> donald trump more than halfway there to 270 if he is going to hit 270. >> so here's what we're looking at in terms of battle grounds. florida, too close. ohio, too close to call. georgia, one of the early closes, too close to call. north carolina, a genuine battleground. i'm sorry, georgia, too close to call. new hampshire, too close to call. virginia, too close to call. missouri, too early to call. and maine, too early to call. clinton ahead. >> inter

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to be watching that today in areas of starting in east texas, then spreading throughout the areas of louisiana and arkansas. so dallas, again, early morning storms clearing out through the day, new orleans your storms will be later on. from shreveport, monroe, mississippi, watch out late this afternoon, maybe even an isolated tornado or two. east coast, fine today. all the mess in the middle of the country heads east throughout tuesday. tuesday looks like a wet day, a lot of travel delays, no severe weather, but one of those days where it's windy, especially around new york, d.c., possibly around boston could have problems. again, in november we haven't had many tornados this november. looks like only a couple today. only takes one, guys. >> bill, i have one more before we go to break. all the spending on black friday feels pointless, consider an alternative way of spending your money. the makers of the game "cards against humanity" solicited donations to dig an enormous, completely pointless hole for black friday. the location for the holiday hole, as they are calling it, has not been reveale

then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com keeping the power lines clear,my job to protect public safety, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing, the work that we do helps us protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the power lines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our community safe. this is our community, this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. >>> the anger starts with some lane splitting by motorcyclist ronnie gonzalez. the maneuver

you see not so much a red wall as a kind of louisiana-shaped squiggle through the middle of the country. and so far, hillary clinton one called state. rob portman will be returning to the u.s. senate to represent the state of ohio. and wow, has that race been through a lot of changes. he had a huge target on his back. here's the north carolina senate race. rachel was talking about too close to call at this hour. a whole lot of people watching that one. and the u.s. senate composition right now is about like that. that's the real moving target tonight that will be all over the place. >> that senate race has been so fascinating to watch. debo deborah ross was the challenger here. she has been a really good candidate. she's run really hard. richard burr, the incumbent, i think he's going for his third term, i might be wrong about that, but i think it is his third term. he's been kind of a laconic campaigner. he's a person who did not get out there and really aggressively campaign for his seat. it let deborah ross build up name recognition from almost zero up to the point where she was able

we're seeing it across the country, louisiana already over 100% of the 2012 turnout. >> that's amazing. professional michael mcdonald, thank you for joining us. >> the clinton campaign's initial news about the fbi direction was to attack the director of the fbi. in a tweet on sunday, hillary clinton said he bowed to partisan pressure and released a vague and inappropriate letter to congress. today the clinton campaign pulled back from attacking comey's motivations. here's how hillary clinton talked about it on the campaign trail. >> i'm sure a lot of you may be asking what this new e-mail story is about and why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. that's a good question. and first of all, for those of you who are concerned about my using personal e-mail. i understand, and, as i've said, i'm not making excuses. i said it was a mistake and i regret it. and now they apparently want to look at e-mails of one of my staffers, and by all means they should look at them. and i am sure they will reach the same conclus

. >> and in many ways more profoundly is the destruction of the spirit of the people of southern louisiana and mississippi may not be the most tragic loss of all. >> george bush doesn't care about black people. >> please call -- >> in the past few days, america and people have been stepping up to donate money. >> poor chris tucker. nobody told him in that moment. kanye west is going to look into the camera and say george bush doesn't care about black people, everybody is going to freeze for a few seconds and then you just pick up and do your thing, right? nobody told chris tucker that's what was going to happen there. difficult moment for his fellow telethon hosts. but for george w. bush, whatever you think about how he dealt with hurricane katrina, which he mishandled desperately, that was probably a hard thing to hear, right? and in fact, years later, after he was out of office, george w. bush conceded that that was one of the more upsetting moments in his presidency, having somebody say that particular thing about him bluntly to the american people and in a way he did not feel able to r

, hyperexplicit white supremacist, white nationalism is not a political winner even in the state of louisiana. >> no, he did make the debate as we speak. he's one of several of a handful of candidates. so likely he'll get annihilated, he's not doing as badly as you would think he would be doing, given his history. it's very troubling. he was actually passing out hats that says i'm for duke and trump at this event while he was campaigning. troubling to see people walking up to him wanting selfies, wanting to wear these hats. people do see an obvious connection between david duke and donald trump. >> there is a feeling among these folks and again, like it's hard to get your head around what the numbers are when you talk about people that are explicitly avowedly identified as white nationalists, for instance, that this is kind of a moment for them. and whatever happened in this trump campaign, you know, in the way that a certain kind of conservative found the goldwater campaign was lost but they learned how to organize and sort of enter politics, that this kind of represents that for them. >> ye

then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com >>> this week began with donald trump's appointment as steve bannon and ended with jeff sessions for attorney general. if there was any doubt that trump's campaign of division over unity would continue in governoring that doubt is officially over. with democrats calling for bannon's removal and his ties to the white nationalist movement, bannon was becoming a household name, including with a south park cameo. he answered his critics directly, telling the hollywood reporter, i'm not a white nationalist. i'm an economic nationalist. and he gives this description of what a trump white house will look like, quote, like andrew jackson's populism, we're going to bu