Thanks to those reminding me of how stridently Al Sharpton and I opposed each other 20 years ago. We take pride in our friendship today because of that history, recognizing Jesus' words that all have fallen short of God's glory, and we should forgive each other 70 7 times.
Scarborough reflects on past opposition with Sharpton and the importance of forgiveness.
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He came from Missouri. His parents were both pro-Confederate. He had a racist background and that yet here's the guy who in 1948, election year, when he knows it's going to hurt him politically, he moves to integrate the armed services.
He overperformed on job creation, record job creation the first year, 5.6 percent growth for our economy. That`s an overperformance, 3.9 percent unemployment, again, incredible job there. He`s sitting in a pretty good position right now…
He didn't blame other people for his mistakes. He took responsibility and I believe at the end. He changed the world for the better.
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