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New questions about officer in chokehold video

07/24/14 06:56PM

NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton has ordered that all New York City officers be retrained in the use of force following the disturbing viral video of Eric Garner being placed in a deadly chokehold. Rev. Al shares new information from the case. watch

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New audio in Renisha McBride trial

07/24/14 06:43PM

Rev. Al Sharpton talks to attorneys Ken Padowitz and Carmen Saint George about the Renisha McBride trial. watch

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Speaker Boehner moves forward with lawsuit

07/24/14 06:32PM

Rep. Jackie Speier and msnbc.com executive editor Richard Wolffe talk about House Speaker John Boehner’s lawsuit against Pres. Obama, which Rev. Al says is an attempt to “pacify” right-wing radicals. watch

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Scott Walker's outsourcing double-standard

07/24/14 06:27PM

Gov. Scott Walker is in a dead heat with his Democratic challenger for governor. And he’s fighting back with ads criticizing his opponent for outsourcing jobs. Too bad his campaign donors have done the same. watch

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Over 10 million covered by Obamacare

07/24/14 06:14PM

A new study finds that 10 million previously uninsured Americans now have coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Meanwhile, a federal court ruling could jeopardize their coverage. Anne Filpic and Jamal Simmons discuss. watch

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Paul Ryan rolls out his new anti-poverty plan

07/24/14 06:00PM

While the GOP refuses to support a raise in the minimum wage, Rep. Paul Ryan unveiled a new plan to combat poverty. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver and msnbc.com executive editor Richard Wolffe join Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss. watch

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Secret investigation into food you're eating

Undercover investigation into food you're eating

07/23/14 06:43PM

Rev. Al Sharpton, Humane Society President and CEO Wayne Pacelle, and undercover investigator Cody Carlson discuss Ag-Gag laws and video footage touching on food safety in America. watch

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Opening statements in Renisha McBride trial

Opening statements in Renisha McBride shooting trial

07/23/14 06:30PM

Trial begins for Theodore Wafer, who is charged with second degree murder and manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Renisha McBride. Rev. Al Sharpton discusses the case with Lisa Bloom and Seema Iyer. watch

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Sarah Palin’s impeachment plan backfires

07/23/14 06:14PM

Washington Post reporter Nia-Malika Henderson and MSNBC’s Karen Finney talk about the DCCC fundraising money off of Sarah Palin’s calls for impeachment. watch

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Helping Americans or hurting Pres. Obama?

07/23/14 06:00PM

Rep. Donna Edwards, D-Md., and Washington Post Columnist Jonathan Capehart talk with Rev. Al Sharpton about Republicans trying to deny Pres. Obama any kind of “win” on the Affordable Care Act. watch

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New details emerge in NYPD 'chokehold' case

07/22/14 06:57PM

One day before Eric Garner’s funeral, a story from the New York Daily News claims that an internal NYPD report on his death made no reference to the chokehold, which was caught on camera. Rev. Al Sharpton weighs in. watch

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Searching for solutions to the skills gap

07/22/14 06:53PM

On Tuesday, Pres. Obama signed the “Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act,” which reforms the federal workforce training system. Rev. Al Sharpton weighs in on how this could help advance the dream. watch

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Renisha McBride trial to begin in Detroit

07/22/14 06:44PM

On Wednesday morning, opening statements will begin in the murder case against Theodore Wafer, a Detroit man accused of shooting an unarmed teenager named Renisha McBride on his porch. Attorneys Carmen St. George and Michelle Suskauer will discuss. watch

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Did Bundy embolden the anti-gov't movement?

Did Cliven Bundy embolden the anti-government movement?

07/22/14 06:32PM

A new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center suggests that anti-government extremist groups were “emboldened” by Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy. Mark Potok discusses. watch

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Impeachment talk key in Georgia GOP runoff

07/22/14 06:16PM

Rev. Al Sharpton talks to Goldie Taylor and Michelle Cottle about the heated Georgia Republican Senate runoff, where some candidates are campaigning with talk of impeachment. watch

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New questions about officer in chokehold video

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Over 10 million covered by Obamacare

Paul Ryan rolls out his new anti-poverty plan

Undercover investigation into food you're eating

Opening statements in Renisha McBride shooting trial

Sarah Palin’s impeachment plan backfires

Helping Americans or hurting Pres. Obama?

New details emerge in NYPD 'chokehold' case

Searching for solutions to the skills gap

Renisha McBride trial to begin in Detroit

Did Cliven Bundy embolden the anti-government movement?

Impeachment talk key in Georgia GOP runoff

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