tapper he, ted kennedy, starbucks, cnn, megyn kelly. what about the elitists? >> nobody thought it was balanced. >> i just pointed out she wasn't just going after known conservatives. >> no. her monologue was dead focused on mocking people like kellyanne conway and sarah huckabee and anybody -- >> and jake tapper and cnn. maybe you're being overly accepts active. >> the reason why the white house correspondents dinner is disassociating itself or distancing itself from this comedian and almost every journalist sent a tweet out saying this was a low moment for the dinner and they felt shamed for what happened there. it is not fair to say with all of those journalists somehow this was an attack on everybody. it wasn't. andobody in that room felt that way. >> i'm just telling you the jokes that she made. i read it. i went through it and read it. >> and i watched it. >> right. when you read it and watch it there's different impressions for sure. she seemed to be an equal opportunity make funner of. >> i'll just say this andrea mitchell. even minka brzezinski disassociated herself and sh

starbucks is. saying and i'm in may and i'm going to we tried to train together here. granted we did i think we see on monday for when they come where they would go you know that's going to try to get to the numbers. and with a piece and stuff like that so it's different every day. because sometimes we both are sick with gathering or sometimes we get that the. central time is the one before there may be a year due to that there's they want to fart in time and we miss the group but also . the best way to find out there so if we're stuck. or just following them too old or something not too late the night before the day most of the game it depends. i think there is still. the pub and i became firefighters on plus us with on third person and usually it's the one two three minutes. we. get them. or they run away or both they're going to save. and so technically it's more about sceptical numbers feel some one on em games yeah remembering them everything so if we stand up we will not tell. you god you know you know that it was an interesting. because it's all a club thing from scandinavia tha

dreams of the kremlin. right? because you might have gotten a cup of coffee with don jr. at the starbucks downstairs but instead you're sitting in a conference room deep in trump tower -- by the way, that raises all sorts of counterintelligence issues that we don't talk much about but you've got all these people associated with the russians wandering around the very heart of the trump campaign. >> troubling? >> beyond troubling. nine out of ten americans would have said wait a second, russians want to give me dirt on my political opponent? i'm in politics too. the first thing you do is you call the fbi and say hey, they're dangling something for me. instead don jr. on e-mail says, "i love it. bring it on." so profoundly troubling. americans, himes said, have a hard time understanding that under putin the lines between russian state business and private business are blurred. >> vladimir putin's whole thing is about deniability, projecting force, messing around in areas where when things go wrong he can just say these folks had nothing to do with me. >> is it a winning strategy? and is the

the team that is. example of great that. they have led the starbucks expansion here for years along with incredible work in their own restaurants. it is japan, korea, the middle east, our goal is to say, when we are not the best operator, let's go find it. this is a great example. them, i donot with not know if we would be opening in one of the greatest real estate locations. that is why we partner. it gives fuel to the partnership. betty: and having some of the local ip to help you along. i am curious if this is the opening shot to going into the chinese market for shake shack? mostat will be one of the important decisions we make is a company. we have taken our time, this decision has taken more than four years. we will launch in shanghai next year and we are really excited. but we will take it slowly. shake shack has never done things too fast. we take an appropriate fast and build a special company. betty: what you find is a consumer in china that has less spending power. are you going to be able to keep the premium prices or are you going to have to compete more on price in chi

care about starbucks or golf courses, they care about the bottom line and their economy and minorities are doing excellent in this economy. >> andy puzder. >> guest: well here, absolutely right. in fact, the unemployment rate for african-americans just hit historic lows in recent months. people are finding jobs. like i said we turned the economy upside-down from an economy where people couldn't find jobs to an economy where businesses can't find workers and hispanic unemployment is near historic lows. what he said is absolutely true. and i'm glad that he realized that because i think these facts are definitely undercovered by the media, and it's go to get the word out there. >> host: kimberly, in washington, pennsylvania, go ahead. >> caller: i voted for trump, and i just left the union. matter our fact the join had, i was a flagger, and the job i had behalf was nonunion and i had better benefit us, a little more pay but i was seduced to join a union because they were supposed to be better motion benefits and blah blah. wait was way less. the the span of three months they to

distanced. artists or even the basic starbucks are saying and i may. find that we tried to train together here in. the grandparent that we did i think we see on monday for when they come where there was a day you know that's going to try to get to a new number salute them. and stuff like that so it's different every day. because sometimes we both are sick with gathering and sometimes we need to be in the central time if they want before they're maybe a year later but there's they want to part from time to miss the group but also. the best way is to find them there so if they're stuck. or just follow them to something not too late the night before the day most of the game it depends. i think there is still. the pub and i became firefighters on plus a sleep on third person and usually both the one to two minutes. we. had been running for the runaway got there to save on business and so technical it's more about sceptical numbers feel some one on em games yeah rayman bang on everything so if we stand up we will start till. you get into that because there was an interesting. because

aftermath of the starbucks controversy earlier this month, and now the viral arrest of 25-year-old black woman clemens at an alabama waffle house last sunday. black america cannot count on this white house for public reassurance, let alone policing reform. joining me now is attorney benjamin crump and his client shakeisha. i know you can't talk a lot about the incident because you were charged and you're still facing that. but first and foremost, how are you doing after this attack that the whole nation saw? how are you feeling? how are you doing? >> well, you know, i'm just taking it day by day. it is so hard, i can't eat, can't sleep, i'm constantly trying, i have a 6-year-old daughter trying to be strong for so she sees me crying and she starts to cry. it's very hard on me at the time right now. >> after going through this, being humiliated in the way we saw the film body exposed and all, what message do you have to people around the country that have come to stand up for you and stand up for your dignity that are watching you this morning without getting into the details of you

starbucks and saying and i'm in may and i'm going to we try to train together here in. grand point that we did i think we see on monday for when they come where they would go you know that's going to try to get to the number salute them move on with a piece and stuff like that so it's different every day. because sometimes we both are secluded gathering and sometimes we get that the. central time is the one before there may be. your duty but there's a one to fourteen times we miss the group but also. the best way to find out here is so if you're stuck. or just follow them to old or something like that to let them know before today most of the game it depends. we think there is still. the pub with another team firefight we don't bless us with on third person and usually it's the one two three minutes let's get into we. get them. on the ground or they run away or both they're going to save. and so tactical it's more about sceptical numbers feel some one on one end games yeah raymond bang and everything so if we stand up we will not tell. you got into that because there was an interes

. what happens at starbucks? that is all i am going to say. i am going to starbucks too. >> it is a quarter of. we have time for one or two more questions. if you want to talk to april, i will you take questions from people who appear at the microphone. >> have you enjoyed the conversation so far? [applause] >> i'm pleased to be here today. >> do you see donald trump's policy is a paradigm shift meaning permanent or drastic change when it comes to press relation and the pres.'s office? >> yes, i do. it is a big shift. this president is showing the next occupant of 1600 pennsylvania ave. how to act with us. not only that, i talked to the ambassador of the eu, the european union in the last couple months and it was all about the issue of fake news. european leaders are very concerned because what happens, this is trickling over there. once people, the nations, the people of the nation start saying this is fake, they don't trust the press and they don't trust leadership and acted breed anarchy. they are trying to get a handle on it. not only that but it disrupts -- we were founded on c

happened at a starbucks in philadelphia a few weeks ago. someone witnessed an injustice and took out a phone to document it. millions of views later, it got the world's attention and sparked a very public important conversation. now starbucks is beginning to close 8,000 stores and hold racial bias training for 175,000 workers. now, that won't fix all systemic racism. but it is certainly a positive step. arthur miller also said i think that job of the artist is to remind people of what they have chosen to forget. that's what starbucks is doing. that's what the people in this room and your members across the country do every day. you help us see more and remind us of what we have chosen to forget. to plays an pow e try, journalism, books, essays and articles you shine is a light on the human condition, help us understand more about the world around us. challenge us to understand experiences different than our own and reminding us of the important of the evidence based facts. [applause] you know, you are artist and truth tellers that may not always make us comfortable. in fact, sometimes

scrap all of those because everyone was fired. you guys go through more cabinet members than starbucks throws out black people. no, that's okay. we're having an afternoon. we just needed an afternoon. mitch mcconnell isn't here tonight. he had a prior engagement. he's finally getting his neck circumcised. mazal. paul ryan also couldn't make it. of course he's already been circumcised. unfortunately, while they were down there, they also took his balls. great acting, though, in that video. republicans are easy to make fun of. it's like shooting fish in a chris christie. but i also want to make fun of democrats. democrats are harder to make fun of because you guys don't do anything. people think you might flip the house and senate this november, but you guys always find a way to mess it up. you're somehow going to lose by 12 points to a guy named jeff pedophile nazi doctor. oh, he's a dock top. kellyanne conway has the perfect last name for what she ds, conway. it's like if my name was michelle jokes frizzy hair small its. you guys have to stop putting kellyanne on your shoes. -- shows.

because everyone has been fired. you guys are going through cabinet members quicker than starbucks throws out black people. no, don't worry they're having an afternoon, that'll solve it. mitch mcconnell isn't here tonight, he had a prior toen gaugement, he's finally getting his neck circumcised. moz l. paul ryan also couldn't make it, of course he's already been circumcised unfortunately while they were down this they also took his balls. great acting though, in that video. republicans are easy to make fun of, you know, it's like shooting fish in a chris kristy. but i also want to make fun of democrats. democrats are harder to make fun of because you guys don't do anything. people think you might flip the house and senate this november, but you guys always find a way to mess it up. you're somehow going to lose by 12 points to a fie name jeff pedophile nazi doctor. oh, he's a doctor? we should definitely talk about the women in therump administration. there's kellyanne conway, man, she has the perfect last name for what she does, conway, it's like if my name was michelle joke frizzy

radio and t.v. talk host and more recently against starbucks and we have a couple of school teachers from this mammoth job action going on in arizona so that's all in the big picture tonight seven and ten thirty eastern on r t america ten eastern are around the world on r t international holland cook we thank you i am already intrigued won't miss it thank you my friend you bet commish. thanks very much for watching we'll catch you next time have a great weekend. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and then builds dismiss it to do it look like you know. this isn't like complicity is going to sunday all maybe. he does with. the only palestinians is who gets the most help from his to resume counterparts i don't think it is of those who in the world and the vision to know who can do this . and that is all of us not just you have to display any of the most of that you have i don't know if you compete in the doesn't seem to do more commitments also there are some positions. no. no. no collusion found the u.s. house intelli

the united states, he had the same problem just being black. what happens at starbucks? that is all i am going to say. i am going to starbucks too. >> it is a quarter of. we have time for one or two more questions. if you want to talk to april, i will you take questions from people who appear at the microphone. >> have you enjoyed the conversation so far? [applause] >> i'm pleased to be here today. >> do you see donald trump's policy is a paradigm shift meaning permanent or drastic change when it comes to press relation and the pres.'s office? >> yes, i do. it is a big shift. this president is showing the next occupant of 1600 pennsylvania ave. how to act with us. not only that, i talked to the ambassador of the eu, the european union in the last couple months and it was all about the issue of fake news. european leaders are very concerned because what happens, this is trickling over there. once people, the nations, the people of the nation start saying this is fake, they don't trust the press and they don't trust leadership and acted breed anarchy. they are trying to get a handle o

semi carrying starbucks products from california to washington state. a police canine finding the stash during a traffic stop. the 22-year-old mexican driver and his passenger were taken to jail on drug charges. yikes. and finally 7. that is ho how many times jamey flipped his car talladega. incredibly he walked away moments after that crash and will be back behind the wheel tomorrow for the 500 on fox. the geico 500 on fox. pete: man was wearing a seat belt. it was the tweet that broke the internet this week. kanye west sharing his support with president trump, tweeting in part but you don't have to agree with trump but the mob can't make me not love him. we are both dragon energy. he is my brother. went on to talk about free-thinking. the left melting down as the president embraced kanye's tweets. both eyes are being open for the first time in decades. so what does the reaction to kanye west say about the growing divide in our country. michelle richie democratic strategist. dr. darren porcher army veteran and cathy barnett radio talk show host. welcome to you all. thank you for

outside that philadelphia starbucks store and that company in damage control will they to suffer let's ask michael harrison the publisher of talkers magazine michael welcome back to the big picture great to be with you holland thank you very much laura ingram has lost at last count twenty seven sponsors cinci dissed parkland school shooting survivor david hog and sean hannity who has been targeted by and survived several advertising boycotts has caught heat for defending the president's lawyer without disclosing that he too is a client then came this starbucks thing in philadelphia what are the talk radio callers telling you about the boycott as a protest tactic. well the callers don't like the boycotts because the callers are listeners and they obviously they're very very active listeners they like what they're listening to so they're not the complainer is most of the people who complain about what's said in talk media and controversy old political talk media especially are people that don't listen to it or don't watch it on television but they hear about it in on other platform

that are getting bonuses. at starbucks who just had a baby, who was so excited, i think that is what we want. we want people to start dreaming again, leaving they can live the american dream, and that momentum continues to build. scarlet: what about the deficit? we have new expectations of the budget in the u.s., it will exceed $1 trillion by 2020 and by some measures, the u.s. is going to be the only developed nation that is increasing its that relative to gdp over the next decade. what do you say to that and how do you plan on reducing the deficit? i am amorris-rodgers: conservative, i am a fiscal hawk. i believe we must address the deficit and the accumulated debt that we have as a country. several years ago, admiral mullen, when he was chairman of the joint chiefs, said it was the number one threat that faced america. we must take this seriously. the house has led on fiscal reforms. we also lead on the budget, where we pass all 12 of the appropriations bills, which meant that we went agency by agency, line by line, and set the priority within that agency. we did all that work ahe

soaring on record profits. starbucks is down, reporting smaller profit mother-in-laws and flat same store sales and expedia rallying on its revenue beat tyler. >> michelle, thank you very much i'm tyler mathisen here in the wonderful atrium at christie as an homage to rockefeller center where beginning may 8:the collection of peggy and david rockefeller will go on sale in what expected to be the largest single auction ever, $500 million wogt of beautiful items, art, objects of art, furnishings, the whole thing will go on sale, including this wonderful piece expected to patch $100 million, a picasso of a young girl with flowers. rebound frank and i are here we will take you through the entire exhibit ities i am telling you it is one of the most impressive things i have ever seen before there was bezos, before there was gates there was rockefeller. we will show it all to you. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> we begin the hour with not just the story of the day but what could be one of the biggest stories of the year. a potentially historic peace agreement between north and south

starbucks, their chief executive it said what happened in philadelphia will not happen again. you know lizzy what's a big problem for me. >> can't take that promise he has to change his entire business model and no longer then be a public library with coffee where people sit arranged for periods of time with laptops. i mean, i don't think he can make that -- any can make that kind of a problem. >> interesting that stock is down so much that's quite a drop for starbucks. >> i love that all companies make mistakes but great companies learn from them that's putting or more neck out there and to lizzy point you're setting yourself up. you have to be careful. seems like they spend all of their time trying, trying to alienate every type of customer they have. [laughter] so this -- to me just show it is that first of all, look at their earn orings, they are very lukewarm and they're not going anywhere and taking political stands like this does not benefit them many any way. >> the situation is not saying any decline in attendance at the stores in philadelphia. contrast that with for example,

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resting her typical hand two weeks ago there was another case a starbucks in philadelphia stuff there called the police on two black men because they hadn't placed an order and wanted to use the toilet that sparked a wave of anti racism protests. jock a guy that can. be ok in response the c.e.o. of starbucks ordered all coffee houses to close the mandatory anti-racism training following a nationwide campaign against the company for more reaction on this account he spoke with economist i've perkins and human rights activist randy short. racism against the two sions is real and that we're prejudiced is real that's that we need to care about america as well as an entire society and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems i have enormous difficulty accepting the idea that this young lady trying to run her starbucks in philadelphia spends time thinking about class and segregation and trying to target black beetle that she's trying to run the restaurants and she's trying to do. order and keep the business working and not let people take advantage of

ago you may recall in a starbucks in philadelphia stuff they called the police on two black men because they did not place an order and in fact just want to use the restroom maybe they were going to place an order to the wouldn't then that sparked a wave of anti racism protests. that it was just ok it was. in response the c.e.o. of starbucks ordered all restaurants to close for mandatory on two races of training following a nationwide campaign against the coffee chain reaction from economist dave perkins and human rights activist randy short. racism against the two sions is real and that were prejudiced is real that we need to care about america as an entire society and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems i have enormous difficulty accepting the idea that this young lady trying to run her starbucks in philadelphia spends time thinking about class and segregation and trying to target black people can't she's trying to run the restaurants and she's trying to. keep the business working and not let people take advantage of the lord during and n

others. starbucks taking a hit as the company comes in line, investors clearly expecting more. let's talk about amazon. gtv is where you can find these charts. a lot of focus on amazon's revenue. way above its rival, walmart. when you have revenue comparisons, white is walmart, blue is amazon. it lags behind, but is coming up strong. let's go into the market snapshot for the previous session. the dollar closing at a three-month high. did put a lot of pressure on gold and some safe haven assets. see crude holding close to $68 a barrel. that is a positive, a lot of the oil bulls say, for their projections of oil at $80 in the next few months. yvonne: let's talk about the movers in the regular session. it was earnings, the big driver. chip stocks were getting a lift from amd. is it safe to say it can shake us out of the tech rout? su: there is certainly optimism from sectors that have taken a beating. let's look at the size of gains we saw from facebook. yesterday came out what the strong report. that was a high of the session, held to the close. advanced micro devices coming on really

-- strong cloud demand. and starbucks falling as the company reports results, investors wanted more. let's go into bloomberg and take a look at amazon. jeff bezos got a lot richer as you see the market cap continues to dwarf walmart. revenuebottom line is that wall street is watching. let's look into the market snapshot, the big focus was on the bonds. the 10 year yield fell to the first time in nine days and that is something in focus. the dollar trading the highest since january cost demand for gold to sag a bit. let's go into the regular session and the big flyers. tech and earnings, which gates whichd up the market -- huge gains propped up the market. everybody is raising forecasts. let's go into the bloomberg one more time, the chip industry has been hurting but take a look at intel with revenue versus stock price. that should help also on friday. ramy: let's get more on the zugets with christopher joins us from austin texas. let's get a recap of u.s. markets today. the s&p is up 1% or so and biggest jump in a week and a half. this is a relief rally because we are seeing a lot

officers wrestling her to the floor it was another case two weeks ago at a starbucks in philadelphia stuff there called the police on two black men because they had not placed an order but still wanted to use the restroom sparked a wave of anti racism protest.

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to the floor it was another case two weeks ago at a starbucks in philadelphia stop there called the police on two black men because they do not placed an order but wanted to use the restroom that sparked a wave of anti racism protest. the. response to that the c.e.o. of starbucks ordered all restaurants to close for mandatory anti-racism training following a nationwide campaign against the coffee we got reaction from economist dave perkins and human rights act.

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one of the darlings, starbucks. all three will be on focus right here on fox business "after the bell." it being is doing very well today, and bond yields coming off the 3% rate. all green arrows. neil? neil: thank you very much, nicole. >>> "wall street journal" is reporting that china is ready to hit back if the u.s. gets nasty and u.s. pulls back on chinese investments, tit-for-tat on tariffs could either get worse or could get signs from chinese leadership, as xi xinping seemed to hint he was open to addressing some chinese tariffs on u.s. autos. greg ip if we have the upper hand in the fight. what do you think, greg? >> as a pure economic matter the u.s. has the leverage. chinese exports to the u.s. are roughly 4% of gdp, for the united states, u.s. exports to china are well below 1% of gdp. they have a lot more to lose economically. basicallies because their exports are larger we have more targets to hit. that doesn't automatically means the u.s. wins in any negotiation. you have to play your hand well, that the u.s. does overplay its hand. neil: there is another cynical vi

another case happened two weeks ago of a starbucks coffee in philadelphia stuff there call the police and two black men because they had not placed an order and wanted to use the toilets that sparked a wave of anti-racism protests. i. just wanted. in response the c.e.o. of starbucks ordered all restaurants to close for a month and three on the racism training following a nationwide campaign against the coffee chain earlier we spoke with a columnist and author dave perkins human rights activist randy short about the ongoing controversy racism against the two sions is real and the prejudice is real that we need to care about america as an entire society. and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems i have enormous difficulty accepting the idea that this young lady trying to run her starbucks in philadelphia spends time thinking about class and segregation and trying to target black beetle that she's trying to run the restaurants and she's trying to do. order and keep the business working and not let people take advantage over you guys loitering and not purc

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members from stay. basis starbucks is. saying and i may one time of the week we tried to train together here. granted he did i think we see on monday for when they come where they would go you know that's going to try to get to the number salute them with a piece and stuff like that so it's different every day. because sometimes we both are secluded gathering and sometimes we get that the. central time is the one before there may be a year due to that there's a want to forward in time we miss the group but also. the best way to find out here is so if there is stuff that we look for or just follow them to do something not too late the night before the day most of the game it depends best way of we think there is to. the pub so we don't have a team firefight with on plus us with on third person and usually it's a bow to one to three minutes once you get into we. get them. on the ground or they run away both very aggressive. and so tactical and it's more about sceptical numbers feel some one on one end games yeah roman bang and everything so if we stand up we will start till. you get you k

tariffs imposed on uk imports by china. and then there is a starbucks, which is reporting results amid attempts to rescue its brand, after an incident in which a manager called police to arrest two black customers in philadelphia led to calls for a boycott of the copy chain. interesting story. joining us is ritu vohora, investment director at m&g investments. welcome. a new face. let's start with deutsche bank. a big slump in profits. numbers down 79% year—on—year. a big job for the new boss to turn around the fortunes. what will he do? this has been the challenge. they were part of a free structuring plan which was supposed to ta ke structuring plan which was supposed to take a number of years. the big challenge now is how to reduce costs. they are talking about particularly seeing significant cuts in terms of the workforce. christian isa in terms of the workforce. christian is a german national. whether they focus on their home market will be key for the bank. investment banking profits have been difficult for european banks. focusing on its own profits will be more importan

black person at a starbucks you can't use the y. five but if you're a white person and more fortunate exciter you can and starbucks is discriminatory. and this action is you say by the c.e.o. sort of nips at the bud a little bit they've essentially written the next news story and they got ahead of the news cycle and not only did they pay production what also he didn't do he didn't blame his stock and he didn't call it a one hour incident he took this across the corporation immediately and stop box every single facility in the u.s. will be shot for that often and i think that's a very good move it shows they mean it and they mean it is the important part you know i was talking about a little bit of this the spin in they've written the next story for reporters and opinion editorialist etc but the bottom line is what they're doing is trying to do the right thing not just for their their their brand their p.r. but for their customers they're doing it and very importantly now we'd love both you and i would love to think that everybody watches the news they don't we love to think that every

women on all golf course in pennsylvania with the police called to get them off. or the starbucks situation. or the young man who was shot and his grandmother's backyard in sacramento. instead of focusing on real issues impacting rice in the country, we are focusing on kanye west. it's not about anything of substance. all of a sudden with a record coming out, he likes donald trump. i guess all of the donald trump folks will go by matt kanye west records. >> greg: that is the kind of response kanye expects, to dismiss his beliefs. that's what happens. he stepped out of the box, some of the going to accuse you of opportunism. you are probably some kind of marketer. that's what happens. he knows that. >> juan: i think your analysis is way off. it's not about stepping out of a box. what i am saying if this guy was like supreme court justice thomas. if he was someone -- let me finish. if he was making a substantial argument about how donald trump is the beneficial force in american life in terms of black people in that black people haven't all been brainwashed -- >> if you have a quarr

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and make those people whole. just last week we're all talking about starbucks and one of the things that i've mentioned, those two gentleman got arrest tlerd still have arrest records. even if starbucks gives them tons of money, they have arrest records that have to be expunged. think about it. you're a real estate algt, every job you apply for it's going to say you have an arrest record before it's thrown out. we need to make sure that the people who are thrown into jail malicious aly like meek mill kl be made whole afterwards. him making this a fight is going to make more people in that city -- >> i don't want to pour rain on this. it's inspiring, a good move, last night was a big ceremony. meek mill said when it's time to vote for judge, da's, vote. we're being affected by it. but remember what's happening. president trump is putting a record number of federal judge into those position, most coming directly from the federalist society, under 40, white male judges. so we can celebrate this all we want, those swruths ajudges are be in place forever. >> you can't overlook the politi

story. the situation at starbucks, we heard multiple stories of people getting cops called on them for being black in public but yesterday's might be the craziest. >> five women claim they are victims of racial profiling after they say the owners of a pennsylvania golf course asked the group to leave the course. the women say workers at gran grandview golf club kicked them out halfway through the game when the workers said the women were playing too slow. >> police confirm authorities were called to the course saturday afternoon and at that point cell phone video confirms the club owners were telling the women to leave. >> remove yourselves from our premises in the next five minutes, please, because the authorities have been called. >> trevor: this is insane. these dudes were calling the cops because a group of black women were playing golf too slow? black people can't win. if you advance you're a threat, run away you're suspicious, and if you take your time, that's what golf is for! the manager says, unacceptable! i demand to see someone who might shoot you, come on! in this case, the

? [ light laughter ] then starbucks called the police on two black men for just sitting there. and i heard that and was like, "whaaaat?" [ light laughter ] then everyone was like, "we are mad!" and starbucks was like, "we sorry." then everyone was like, "we are still mad." and starbucks was like, "we sorry?" then everyone was like, "we stay mad." and starbucks was like, "we will close 8,000 u.s. stores may 29th for racial bias training." and everyone was like -- "okay." [ laughter ] then a white boxer wearing shorts that said "america first" and had a picture of a border wall on them went up against a mexican boxer and i was like, "whaaat?" [ laughter ] then that mexican boxer whooped that man so bad. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] k? then, the cutest thing happened. a golden retriever service dog got to march for its owner's commencement graduation! [ audience aws ] and it wore a cap and gown. [ light laughter ] and when it got to the stage, the dean shook its paw. [ light laughter ] i saw that and was like, "woof!" which is dog for "what!" [ laughter ] then i found out trump didn't

"los angeles times" headlined "black people rolled into think starbucks was different, as it saves space. we were wrong." the writer spoke of the jarring reality that for black people especially men, there is no such thing as that kind of neutral space. joining us now to discuss whether that's true are john james, republican candidate for senate in michigan. and wendy sfo, democratic strategist, and john's hopkins university professor. your reaction to what candace is arguing. intellectual diversity and the need to encourage diversity of thought. >> it's okay to be intellectually diverse and we should welcome it but what's a fact and what we know is it's not about black victimhood. our criminal justice system is flawed when it comes to black and brown people. black people make up 13% of the american population but they make up 30% of those individuals who are killed by cops and 45% of black people have said that they have been unjustly harassed by police officers. this is not about starbucks. this is not about the issue that happened at waffle house. this is not about the women who

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. >> and what did you imagine? >> the olympics. even a starbucks. ♪ [ jet engine ] >> should we bow? >> yeah. he's a king. >> seems like i'm always thanking you for something. >> what are you doing? >> we don't do that here. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. i don't know much about it. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have one line in the clip. [ laughter ] like this is me when you come to a thing like this, you bring something to showcase, whatever. >> seth: yeah. >> but they sent me the clip. and i was like, "is this what i'm bringing to seth meyers?" 'cause everything i'm in -- >> seth: yeah. >> you know, it's some form of a spoiler. >> seth: it gives something away. so you have one. and every talk show you're like, "keep an eye on the way i walk off the plane. [ light laughter ] i made a very interesting choice in my de-planeing. >> a lot of preparation. >> seth: you -- obviously, you play captain america. you get a lot of action figures. this one -- they sent us a bunch. this one's my favorite. [ laughter and applause ] >> god. >> seth: because of this. ready? have you seen this yet

starbucks over a regrettable incident that took place in philadelphia which had all the harmonics of a racist action. inside the unit was this obvious problem. when it became a war and twitter went to war and social media went to war it is gratifying to people, click a light, click the heart, click a box and say i am an activist for to the second and then move on through life but the blog keeps rolling through the online space picking up new clicks, these low barrier to entry participants in the mob and continues to roll forward until it gets justice and somebody gets fired or something happens. >> you wrote we are developing a system in which unaccountable unelected individuals who bear little to no consequence for their participation have become the arbiters of justice. >> we have to remember part of the problem is government is failing. our government ceases to fulfill the functions of an intermediary we live in a culture where it is corporate entities and interconnected individuals, the mob is functional, when companies get out of hand, if you get enough people together you can for