It's no surprise that Jones is, once again, finding common ground with far-right conservatives. This is what he does.
Van Jones said he cares about how "sad" Donald Trump looked while he was being processed through the "prison system" and remarked: "That is a granddad having a very bad day."
Implying that Black people don't speak up for other oppressed groups is a flat-out lie.
Van Jones did not apologize to the Jewish community on behalf of Black people's "silence" over Kanye West's antisemitism, but criticism followed anyway.
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin didn't spare Van Jones one bit during a recent appearance on the daytime talk show.
Van Jones obviously has an issue with anyone insulting Trump -- his "uniter-in-Chief." So, he decided to attack Sen. Kamal Harris.
Well, this is what happens when you defend a racist. They eventually turn on you.
Philadelphia-bred rapper Meek Mill has teamed up with lawmakers to propose a probation and parole reform bill.
