Following a week of scandalous headlines aimed at Donald Trump, an ABC News poll shows Trump trailing Clinton by only four points.Mason Weaver is a former Black Panther liberal, a former member of the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam war and graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in political science. He's also an entrepreneur who formed a consulting business and has been national spokesperson for many groups/organizations. He's hosted a call-in radio program and is the author of several books. Weaver has morphed from a liberal to black conservative. Today he says Black Lives Matter really is "black lies matter." He challenges whites by saying "what happened to you white folks? Where are the Vikings? You guys are cowards." Of Barack Obama Weaver says "He has done nothing but drive us apart. He hates America." Mason Weaver has appeared on all major U.S. television and radio networks. Guest: C Mason Weaver - Colin Kennedy of Winnipeg has battled cancer for 17 years. He has also seen his mother rack up significant charges for hospital parking when she takes her son for treatments. Kennedy now is fighting for free hospital parking for patients and caregivers nationally and has an e-petition (E-492) ready for signatures. The petition is sponsored by his member of parliament. Hospital parking is a lucrative source of money for whoever manages it. In 2014-15, Alberta Health Services took in $75 million in hospital parking. Kennedy says when you're stressed as a patient, or as a caregiver, you should not have to worry about high parking fees. Guest: Colin Kennedy - Nearly 200 nations have signed a global agreement to cut emissions of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which power refrigerators and air-conditioners. Developed countries will begin years sooner than developing nations.
Guest: Patrick Moore, former Canadian Greenpeace president who favours nuclear energy - Colin Kaepernick is the starting quarterback for the San Francisco 49'ers today. He'll no doubt generate much attention when he refuses to stand for the U.S. national anthem. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg called his action "dumb and disrespectful" and "it's a terrible thing to do." She then reversed field Thursday, apologizing to Kaepernick who had said RBG's view is "disappointing" and "at the end of the day, the flag is just a piece of cloth and I am not going to value a piece of cloth over people's lives." TV ratings are down 20% so far for the NFL this season. Is this related? Guest: Mark Yost, Wall Street Journal - Why would a woman still decide to place her vote with Donald Trump? Guest: Karen, a 52 year old Alberta woman with two Masters degrees, who sent Roy three detailed emails over the past six months about why she favours Trump over Clinton
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