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Where Heritage's 'Benghazi Accountability' event went wrong

The Heritage Foundation held a "Benghazi Accountability" event where a Muslim American asked a simple question, which led to a controversial response. Duration: {{video.duration.momentjs}}

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Where Heritage's 'Benghazi' event went wrong

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Where Heritage's 'Benghazi' event went wrong

The Heritage Foundation held a "Benghazi Accountability" event where a Muslim American asked a simple question, which led to a controversial response.

All In with Chris Hayes

06/18/14

Duration: 6:57

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Designer mixes both style and diversity

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Designer mixes both style and diversity

Melissa Harris-Perry’s Footsoldier is Courtney Smith, a woman who left the world of finance to create stylish, affordable retail fashion for women of all sizes and, more specifically, to emphasize the beauty of women of color.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/31/15

Duration: 4:13

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Why people are tuning in to watch ‘Empire’

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Why people are tuning in to watch ‘Empire’

What’s behind the rise of the TV show "Empire"? What has more and more viewers tuning in each week? Adweek contributor Jason Lynch, msnbc host Joy Reid, and msnbc SHIFT host Janet Mock talk with Melissa Harris-Perry.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/31/15

Duration: 7:34

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Remembering history of the Friendship Nine

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Remembering history of the Friendship Nine

For decades, the Friendship Nine's place in history was almost forgotten -- even though their arrest record was not -- that is until this week.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/31/15

Duration: 2:42

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Police depts. try to improve racial disparity

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Police depts. try to improve racial disparity

USA Today’s Yamiche Alcindor sits down with Alex Witt to discuss efforts by police departments all over the country to recruit diverse officers and strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/31/15

Duration: 3:30

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Former KKK leader may run for office

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Former KKK leader may run for office

Former KKK Leader David Duke may try to capitalize on Rep. Steve Scalise's public admission that he spoke before a group of white supremacists by running for his seat. Ed Schultz, John Fugelsang and Dean Obeidallah discuss.

The Ed Show

01/30/15

Duration: 10:05

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CBC concerned about House leadership rule...

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CBC concerned about House leadership rule...

The Daily Beast’s Tim Mak explains the story behind his bombshell report that some members of the Congressional Black Caucus have been vocal against any changes in how seniority in House Democratic leadership is identified.

The Briefing

01/30/15

Duration: 6:38

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Judge clears 'Friendship Nine' convictions

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Judge clears 'Friendship Nine' convictions

A South Carolina judge has thrown out the sit-in convictions of the members of "Friendship Nine," who were jailed in 1961 during the civil rights movement.

The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell

01/29/15

Duration: 1:22

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Religious bigotry haunts group hosting RNC

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Religious bigotry haunts group hosting RNC

Rabbi Jonah Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center, talks with Rachel Maddow about the American Family Association's record of religious bigotry and intolerance that calls to question the RNC's judgment in accepting a trip to Israel with them.

The Rachel Maddow Show

01/29/15

Duration: 19:50

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This picture is worth $1M

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This picture is worth $1M

Rev. Al Sharpton talks about a viral picture detailing an inspirational story out of Brooklyn, New York that has now helped raise $1 million for a local school.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

01/29/15

Duration: 2:33

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Single photo raises $1M for kids

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Single photo raises $1M for kids

A single photo started an online fundraising campaign that has raised over $1 million for students at Mott Hall Bridges Academy in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

msnbc Originals

01/29/15

Duration: 3:34

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Remembering the ‘Friendship 9’

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Remembering the ‘Friendship 9’

Rev. Al Sharpton recounts the story of a group of civil rights icons who had their criminal convictions overturned on Wednesday.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

01/28/15

Duration: 2:44

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Big Six member inspires new activists

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Big Six member inspires new activists

Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., the only surviving member of the “Big Six,” discusses with Alex Witt the reasons he joined the civil rights movement and his efforts to make the historic events of the 1960s relevant to a new generation of Americans today.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/24/15

Duration: 5:32

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The brazen efforts to block a clinic

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The brazen efforts to block a clinic

The big battle for reproductive rights in New Orleans is being waged over one clinic: And it hasn't even been built yet. Cosmopolitan senior political writer Jill Filipovic joins Melissa Harris-Perry.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/24/15

Duration: 7:06

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The politics of 'middle class economics’

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The politics of 'middle class economics’

Melissa Harris-Perry’s guests have a conversation about what the nation’s leading political figures are saying about economic inequality and the shrinking middle class.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/24/15

Duration: 5:42

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Class, race, and remedies for US inequality

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Class, race, and remedies for US inequality

Melissa Harris-Perry notes that even as President Obama encourages the public to think more carefully about class, evidence suggests that race remains a powerful indicator of life opportunities and outcomes.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/24/15

Duration: 2:34

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Big Six member reacts to ‘Selma’ movie

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Big Six member reacts to ‘Selma’ movie

Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., the only surviving member of the “Big Six” of the civil rights movement, sits down with Alex Witt to share his perspective on the film “Selma,” and the biggest challenges President Obama faces in his last two years in office.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/24/15

Duration: 6:18

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A global fight for justice and equality

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A global fight for justice and equality

Rev. Sharpton talks to Diane Abbott about the growing income gap and wealth gap and the fight for equality.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

01/23/15

Duration: 4:18

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Fair Housing Act debated by Supreme Court

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Fair Housing Act debated by Supreme Court

Sherrilyn Ifill, president of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, talks with Rachel Maddow about the Supreme Court's decision to take up the Fair Housing Act, a landmark piece of civil rights legislation, and fears and expectations for the outcome of the case.

The Rachel Maddow Show

01/21/15

Duration: 8:43

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Will Supreme Court set a marriage standard?

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Will Supreme Court set a marriage standard?

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide on whether the United States constitution allows states to ban same-sex marriage. NYU professor Kenji Yoshino joins Out There to discuss.

Out There

01/21/15

Duration: 7:06

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