Epic guest host Michael Shure talks to Rashad Robinson, executive director of Color of Change, and Tricia Rose, Current contributor and Brown University professor, about billboards in Cleveland that threaten jail time for so-called voter fraud. watch video
Professor Tricia Rose joins Cenk, Michael Shure, Jayar Jackson and Ana Kasparian to discuss how much avoiding the “angry black man” label factored into the way President Obama engaged Mitt Romney during the Denver debate. watch video
Emanuel Cleaver, chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, recently called out President Obama for not being a stronger advocate for the African American community, which has suffered more since the economic downturn than any other race. watch video
Cenk and Brown University Professor Tricia Rose talk about the ongoing speculation — and lack of evidence — that Chavis Carter killed himself while in police custody. watch video
Cenk thinks President Obama’s comments to the Urban League that black kids need to “hit the books” were a step in the right direction for a country that drastically lags the rest of the world in academic achievement. But he [...] watch video
Michael Shure, Tricia Rose and Michael Hastings talk about the right-wing attempts to counter allegations that Mitt Romney bullied a prep school peer with stories of President Obama’s supposed bullying as a child. watch video
Michael Shure, Michael Hastings and Tricia Rose track what looks like a lifelong pattern of Mitt Romney’s mean-spirited behavior, from allegations of bullying a prep school peer to taunting a blind English teacher. watch video
After President Obama’s big gamble that standing up for same-sex marriage would be a political win, guest hosts Michael Shure, Michael Hastings and Tricia Rose talk about the role played by LGBT in keeping constant pressure on Obama the last [...] watch video
Michael Shure, Michael Hastings and Tricia Rose talk to “ER” and “Falling Skies” star Noah Wyle about his recent arrest with the group ADAPT (Americans with Disabilities for Attendant Programs), which was in Washington, D.C., protesting Medicaid cuts. watch video
Richard Socarides, who advised President Clinton on gay issues, tells Michael Shure, Michael Hastings and Tricia Rose that he believes President Obama will come out in favor of same-sex marriage before the Democratic National Convention. watch video
