always right, but this guy IS always wrong. And a exploiting charlatan to boot, IMO.

And I applaud Rev Al keeping his cool talking with this jacka$$. He’s mentioned he has white people working for him. He is married to a white woman and her family works for him.

I hope MSNBC stops giving him a voice, like Diamond and Silk he is a sellout to his race for money.

And a third, fourth, and some more if I can get my split personalities under control.

Before Emancipation, African American employment was nearly 100 percent, but that doesn't mean things were good.

I've asked conservatives this and only once got an answer. A younger conservative said "Social Security" if you can believe it. We had a little fun educating him.

3:58 " A man who was once on welfare,,,,,I was on section 8, I was on food stamps"
4:13 "Nobody gave me nothing"

Does every Republican guest on news talk shows use the same method? Keep talking loudly over everyone else with your talking points without actually answering the question poised. Long past any reasonable response time. And when they are chastised enough to finally relent, they immediately grin from ear to ear. Partly as a show of self satisfaction and partly as a way to minimize and visually ridicule any response coming, without even an attempt to listen or empathize. Time runs out and the host says 'that's all the time we have'

Thank you, Al - precisely.

And Alex Witt agreed with him. And I also wonder why they persist in having this guy on - or how he can justify what he says. He should listen to the Rev instead of shouting him down.