[0:00:32] ... Senators Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton locked in -- two -- race for the democratic presidential nomination. If either wins their party's nomination in league history has been the first African American -- to receive in nomination from a major party in the United States. At the making of this episode the South Carolina primary had just finished and globe columnist there T Jackson had just returned from covering the election. Jackson covet the democratic race in 1988. When reverend Jesse Jackson went head to head with former Massachusetts governor Michael the caucus. The Texas at this time the race was different. Across the ...
[0:01:32] ... the person scholar. African Americans. Considering. Candidate. Regardless of color. Women. Considering. Hillary Clinton. Regardless of gender. Sure of some of those factors are you and who do we have been in play in this election ...
[0:02:35] ... according ex couple's. And 24%. Overall. Which was over three times. What Jesse Jackson got throughout the self in 1988. So. Is it was kind of like a I'm football fan so is calico. Situation where. ...
[0:03:15] ... sense that. Polls throughout and surveys throughout the fall. We're showing that Hillary Clinton. -- split the black female vote. At the end of the day. That didn't happen. Several people told me that. They were. ...
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