Even condoning the beating of a Black Lives Matter protester, his history extends before that. Of course, it was very well covered, very well chronicled during the campaign about the Justice Department suing his real estate company and his father's real estate company for not renting apartments to Black people, not renting apartments to African-American potential tenants. Of course, they ultimately settled that lawsuit because of the wrongdoing that happened there.
Marc Veasey: “Even condoning the beating of a Black Lives Matter protester, his history extends before that. Of course, it was very…”
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