President-elect Donald Trump’s top choice for attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has been dogged by past allegations of racial bias. Former federal prosecutor Paul Butler joins MSNBC’s Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss Sessions’ possible role as attorney general.

Butler called Sessions a "radical extremist" and said "If he is confirmed, criminal justice reform is dead." Butler went on to complain that Sessions might investigate the Black Lives Matter movement, which is "trying to make things more fair for African-American people."

Go to the Black Lives Matter website and read about their aims and influences. It is not a grass-roots movement seeking "fairness" for black Americans; it is a radical Marxist organization whose aim is to tear down the supposed capitalist oppressor, the white heteropatriarchy.

Both Butler and Sharpton were incredulous that Sessions also complained about "cheating" in elections. "There's no evidence that there's widespread voter fraud," Butler claimed, astonishingly. The truth is that leftists like Butler and Sharpton are panicking that Sessions will expose the left's WIDESPREAD VOTER FRAUD.

Sharpton comically concluded with a question about what a Sessions appointment would mean for the "legacy" of Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch. Butler responded with more fear-mongering about Sessions, ending with the warning that "it's not just stopping progress; it's going backwards."

If "going backwards" means reversing the work of the racist Holder and the corrupt Lynch, then TruthRevolt is all for it.

Check out the Freedom Center's profile on race-baiter Al Sharpton at the Discover the Networks resource site.