On the recordAugust 18, 2016
Donald Trump's language today was an offense and an affront to many African-Americans and if he can't own that, what are we talking about?
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transcripts.cnn.comDonald Trump's language today was an offense and an affront to many African-Americans and if he can't own that, what are we talking about?
Bakari Sellers expresses his discontent with Donald Trump's rhetoric and its impact on African-Americans.
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People had three choices in this race, that's it. You either vote for Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, or the couch.
This country's better than that. And then if you're on a debate stage, look at Donald Trump in the face and say, our daughters, our families, they're better than you, Donald Trump.
You have to call that out by name and you have to say, look, I see what Donald Trump is doing by saying I just turned black.
It's honest to say that he's been found liable for sexual assault. It's honest to say that he has five children by three baby mamas.