Sens. Scott and Booker on slavery's legacy, hopes for African American museum

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  • Опубліковано 14 вер 2016
  • In an interview with Charlie Rose, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker discuss confronting America's history of slavery and what they hope the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture will accomplish. The museum in Washington, D.C., opens to the public on Sept. 24.

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  • @CHOOSEPEACENOTWAR
    @CHOOSEPEACENOTWAR 4 роки тому +8

    TIM SCOTT IS A VERY HUMBLE AND POLISHED SPEAKER. CORY BOOKER SPEAKS WITH HEART AND COMPASSION. TOGETHER THE ARE A GREAT TEAM OF THINKERS.

  • @survivalmode666_
    @survivalmode666_ 7 років тому +8

    does the museum have black cowboys.

    • @sneezabonk
      @sneezabonk 3 роки тому

      It recognizes every team.

  • @MariaSearsmercy13
    @MariaSearsmercy13 Рік тому +1

    Are we to ignore the realities of slavery? Love is an action both sides must show. There is a lack of love today.

  • @thesacredibis6723
    @thesacredibis6723 6 років тому +3

    The weight of the past.....will make you slow your gate and bow your head.

  • @instanttraveler_97
    @instanttraveler_97 7 років тому +2

    God don't mind destroying his own...obey the commandments of the most high

  • @feliciawijnaar230
    @feliciawijnaar230 Рік тому

    The Power of forgiveness⚡ is FREEDOM That's TRUE Amen SWEETHEARTS.. 💐💦💐 Booker 🤲

  • @1906james
    @1906james Рік тому

    Being a Black from from Charleston with no Gullah accent...Something aint right!...No military Service and unmarried no children...Something aint right.

  • @WhenceRed
    @WhenceRed 2 роки тому

    "evolution of the human heart"
    Perfect.

    • @WhenceRed
      @WhenceRed 2 роки тому

      Truth and Reconciliation !
      Yes!
      Politically and Personally
      for everyone around the world 😐

  • @mjlester7799
    @mjlester7799 9 місяців тому

    Booker for President asap.

  • @debwright3190
    @debwright3190 4 роки тому +1

    😏😏😏The " Oreo" brothers!😳😳😳

  • @feliciawijnaar230
    @feliciawijnaar230 5 років тому

    You look so sad my Dear mijn schat Senaten. Alstublieft.🌼

  • @instanttraveler_97
    @instanttraveler_97 7 років тому

    1/3 is only going to heaven...and that's only the people of the most high...the rest is gonna burn in hell

  • @ORIGINAL__ONE
    @ORIGINAL__ONE 7 років тому +1

    teaching history is racist? i don't get it

    • @AnastasiaKhramova
      @AnastasiaKhramova 6 років тому

      That's why this guy is an idiot. And I think he's racist. Very racist.

  • @Ibol406
    @Ibol406 3 роки тому +1

    Tim scott 2024!!!!!!!!!

  • @ORIGINAL__ONE
    @ORIGINAL__ONE 7 років тому

    All you have to do is Ask your Mama, to ask her mama, what was her grandma, or great grandma Heritage. 95%of the time if THEIR birth certificate say Negro or Colored, by Law they were labeled as Negro Indian. it's going to be Native, Indian, or Mexican. either way , they were here Before Columbus. ( INDIGENOUS) to America. Not African. Columbus wrote in his Diary. The people of the land look like the people of Nubia, Ethiopians. They li to you. How they get millions of people on a boat that don't have a motor. 200 to 400 on one boat ? WERE would they put the food tp feed them.. Then ask someone in the Navy could those back then cross the Atlantic Ocean. in a wooden boat with no motor. then watch a video of our modern day metal, steel ships tryin to cross the Atlantic. they almost flip over. use common since. were are the slave boat museum s? Listen to your Family

  • @chadheinrich3117
    @chadheinrich3117 7 років тому

    Slavery's bad, mm'kay?

    • @calikush8330
      @calikush8330 7 років тому

      Heroin is bad mmmmmkay💉😲

  • @patlacy1739
    @patlacy1739 5 років тому

    Neither one of these people are in any position to talk of racism and slavery.

    • @juliangiancarlo8753
      @juliangiancarlo8753 3 роки тому +4

      Bruh. they are black

    • @sneezabonk
      @sneezabonk 3 роки тому +6

      Seriously, Tim Scott grew up in South Carolina when it was the racism capital of the u.s.a.