My fellow Virginians, earlier today I released a statement apologizing for behavior in my past

that falls far short of the standard you set for me when you elected me to be your governor.

I believe you deserve to hear directly from me.

That photo and the racist and offensive attitudes it represents does not reflect that person I am today

or the way that I have conducted myself as a soldier, a doctor, and a public servant.

I am deeply sorry.

I cannot change the decisions I made, nor can I undo the harm my behavior calls then and today.

But I accept responsibility for my past actions and I am ready to do the hard work of regaining your trust.

So there you have governor Virginia, Democrat despite CNN listing him as a Republican when this

first broke. Interesting. You have governor Northam talking about this photo in the year book

that came up from 1984 from a medical school in Virginia that he attended.

Originally apologized then he said he wasn't sure that it was him in the photo.

Now he says he's not in the photo, but he did black face another time.

It's just nonsense. I mean, this is crazy stuff that we're seeing from the Democrats in a

desperate scramble to maintain the governorship of a very important state. Well, I want to bring

on somebody who can shed a particular light on what's going on in Virginia and Virginia politics

and knows some of these players personally. We are joined now by Bishop EW Jackson. He is with us

now. He was the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor in Virginia and he can tell us a bit about his

own experiences and his thoughts on this whole matter. Bishop Jackson, thanks so much for joining us.

Thanks for having me. All right. So first off, I want to ask you, I mean, is this at all

a surprise to you that this has come out about Northam? I mean, I can go back pretty easily and see

that Northam was running some very incendiary ads and very clearly going after his opponent,

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