[Cabrera:] Today's graduation at West Point is one for the history books. The nation's oldest military academy graduated more African- American and Hispanic women than at any point in its 217 years of existence. On top of that, this year's graduating class was the most diverse ever, not only in terms of race, but also gender. Vice President Mike Pence spoke to the graduating class of 2019 this morning, congratulating not only their individual achievements but also for being part of a defining moment in American military history.
[Mike Pence, Vice President Of The United States:] I couldn't be more proud to stand before the graduating class of 2019 that includes the highest number of African-American women cadets in the history of the United States military academy.
[Cabrera:] A spokesman for West Point says the academy also graduated its 5000th female cadet this year. This week, W. Kamau Bell hits the Washington's capital, but not the Washington of politicians and monuments. He's talking to the real people who live there and keep D.C. running. Here is a preview.
[W. Kamau Bell, Cnn Host, United Shades Of America:] It feels like you definitely helped him put the accelerator down. You know what I mean?
[Unidentified Female:] Like we'll maybe never know for sure.
[Bell:] Yes.
[Unidentified Female:] He did say, in his resignation letter, he cited unrelenting attacks.
[Bell:] That's me, that's me.
[Unidentified Female:] I was a little tiny part of that.
[Bell:] I'm an unrelenting attack.
[Unidentified Female:] Right. To be honest, like, come on, Scott, you know that means. It means you're doing a bad job.
[Bell:] Yes. It means you shouldn't have had the job you had.
[Unidentified Female:] Exactly.
[Bell:] What do you think about we're losing civility, because you're not letting that man sit there and eat his lunch?
[Unidentified Female:] I think the civility debate is a waste of time because I think, what it is, when people say that, is they're uncomfortable with the content of what's being said.
[Bell:] Yes.
[Unidentified Female:] So Sarah Huckabee Sanders wanted to say that that wasn't civil. Did she say anything to address the content of my words, right? The corruption, the misuse of taxpayer dollars. What he was doing to our air and our water, with the favors that he's doing to corporate lobbyists, no. She said people should be able to eat their lunch. Like his taco was more important than the air we're all breathing.
[Cabrera:] It is an all new "UNITED SHADES OF AMERICA," tomorrow night, at 10:00 Eastern and Pacific, right here on CNN. President Trump is about to start his day in Japan. We will have the latest on his trip, next. You're live in the CNN NEWSROOM.