>> who run the world? >> girls. >> okay. let's do it again. >> baby make your booty go -- okay. sorry i think that all of the songs i know are all about butts and i'm sorry. you are in waters world now sh, and i'm your host jesse waterers. americans feel betrayed by the tea party who helped to take the pa the ti in the senate. but who cares, because trade agreement agreements are destroying the middle-class and the debt ceiling was lifted and the taxes went up ax and you have amnesty, and the iran nuke deal and the iran investigations were stone wa walled in benghazi, and so everything is wrecked and along comes the businessman donald trump, and he says, hey, you had your chance and you blew it.

storming through the primaries and racking up the delegates, and way ahead of cruz on the clear path to the nomination. the republicans are on the losing side and all i hear is running the third party ticket or stealing the nomination from trump. the if you want a big tent, why not listen to voters instead of muzzling them. they are claiming that trump is quote, unquote destroying the republican party, but a lot of people are wondering, hasn't the republican party destroyed itself? how can donald trump be destroying the republican party when he is bringing in so many new voters, independents and even democrats into the party? record-breaking republican turnout in the 2016 primary. then maybe donald trump is breathing life back into the republican party. so the question is, will will republicans unite behind trump or splinter and lose to hillary clinton? joining me now to discuss the co-host of "outnumber ed" the

andrea and president of high noon strategies elisa booth, and the host of red eye, tom shillue and strategist and talk show host richard fowler, and of cour course, and certainly not last but least democratic political strategist jessica parlov, and so andrea, it seems that there are republicans who are more concerned about saving the republican party than they care about saving the republic. >> a ha! it is not saving the republican party, but it to sea island and golf and the merlots and the steaks at the capital grill, and saving the power and the existence, and the establishment has made big money off of being professional campaign consultant, and jesse, this is a big business. you think of the thousands of lobbyist lobbyists that won't lobby to donald trump the way they could lobby an establishment candidate, and that is why they are fighting so hard for their own relevance, but they are the

ones who got us into the mess. when president obama said it is not me, is right, it is the republicans who got themselves into the mess. they nominated two losers with mccain and romney, and they didn't do what the american electorate wanted when they were elected in the midterms, and the voters have had enough, and they know that on both sides the establishment are just failed on both sides. >> and so, you right, they are looking after their pocketbooks instead of the pocketbooks of the american people. and you bring up a good point about romney and mccain. i remember when mccain was nominated, the guy was pro amnesty, and against waterboarding and voted against the bush tax cuts, but the people who didn't like john mccain were told to fall in line, and soldier up, because he is the nominee, and now when donald trump is looking to be the nominee, they are talk about a third party. can you make sense off that? >> well, i believed them. i believed it with mccain and i believed it with romney when they were hiding and going into the debates and romney was playing i cool and not going on

the attack, i was telling my friend, don't worry, he has a strategy, the american people don't like when the republicans are ing a graggressive and, you was wrong and they were all wrong, but they are is the sticking to the playbook. they want to the hide their way through the election, and they can't do it. >> and you see, lisa, any time you try to weaken donald trump, you are strengthening hillary clinton? >> well, i mean, you are strengthening him, because face it, he has more than $35 million in attack ads spent against him and a lot of the money was spent in florida and look at how well he did. he defeated a sitting u.s. senator, and did surprisingly well in ohio in a state where if you look at john kasich he has represent ed ted the state on af for 38 years now. i mean. >> and he has 80% favorability on top of it. and also re-elected two years ago. i mean, as much money as they throw at him, it is going to embolden him and mitt romney came out to attack him, it only

emboldened him, because the people coming out are fed up with government, and the if you look at the exiting polling, the people believe that the government has betrayed them and mistrust in government and see the republican party as a failure. >> you are a democrat jessica, and you must be laughing yourself to sleep at night watching the chaos. >> well, it is great to sit around and hear the republicans bashing the republicans, because the work is easier on this side. >> we will get around and we haven't gotten to you guys, yet, but while i have a moment to say this, it is disconcerting and a major mistake that the establishment has made we besides the decades of mistakes is not endorsing and getting behind one candidate and mitt r romney's speech was effective if you lis to end language of it and said, i am backing rubio or john kasich and now they will try for the unity ticket with kasich and cruz, but it is too

little too late. >> and the whole unity ticket is out of touch with reality. >> and this is assuming that romney has influence in the party. those robocalls helped trump. and if i were trump i would say, stump for somebody else, because it helps me. >> what do you think, richard? >> well, i agree with andrea for one time if in life. >> isn't that great. >> best show ever. >> and you can't blame barack obama for the republican's current situation and you can only blame them. it is bad management. they have lost control of the party, and while the party was stationary, the voting population was moving to the right, and they lost control of the party, and nobody is going to get it back for them. they think that ted cruz is going to be the hero are, and it is not going to happen. and donald trump is going to be most likely the mom knee, and all we can hope for on the democratic side is that he is a scary candidate, right, because he will say anything and do anything and rewritten the politics. >> yeah, you look terrified of

him. >> it is funny to say that the republicans have lost control of the party while the d democrats have lost every statehouse, the house, the senate, and almost all of the governors. >> and their secretary of state is under investigation by the fbi. >> oh, now, come on, there is a lot of time left. don't get too excited. still to come. the controversial video of al sharpton from back in the day. and the reverend did not want this getting out, but coming up, diamond and silk, internet sensation. >> all aboard and get on the trump train. and get the trump train or get the hell out of the way. >> toot, toot.

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hardaway and raschel silk richardson and known for the stump for trump girls. how are you? >> wonderful. >> i need to know how you got the nicknames first of all, diamond and silk. >> well, we have always had those small nicknames, and we decided to dust them off and bring them back the life. >> yes, uh-huh. >> and quickly, you guys all over to the youtube and a huge sensati sensation, racking up all kinds of hits. >> all aboard the trump train. get the on board the trump train or get the hell out of the way. >> toot, toot. >> and how did you get on the trump train after being democrats? >> well, when he first announced that he wanted to be president, and he wanted to secure the border and bring back jobs and unite the kcountry by spirit an we loved it so we were on board day one. >> day one. >> and now he has been getting a hard time by the media, and people say that he is racially

insensitive and people say that he is mean to la tee knows, and you guys defend this, right? >> yeah, absolutely we do. listen, donald trump speaks the truth. a lot of the people want you to speak about politics, but what he is speaking about is common sense, and he is speaking the truth and that is what we love about him. >> that is right. >> yes. >> and what are the specific policies that you like from donald trump? >> well, we like the fact that he going to be helping the the veter veterans, and we like the tax plan, and that is really good. >> wonderful. >> an it is going to help all americans, and not just one set of americans. >> yes. >> and those are the specific things that we love. >> are a lot of the friends and family members hear you guys are big donald trump supporters and you must get heat about, that and how do you react to that? >> well, fis oft all the family, and most of them are my immediate family have switched the party so that they can vote for donald trump in the prior may. you know that back in september me and silk called pit switch

and ditch campaign, because we want people to get out to vote in the primary with a must. >> that is right. >> and we want them to be republicans to do so. >> and if you were a democrat or independent, you were a able to switch your party to republicans only to vote for donald trump in the primaries and that is called ditch and switch, and now.com. >> and how is the ditch and switch campaign going? i think that last time romney got 10% of the black vote, and donald somewhere between the 10 and 15, and i don't know if i believe the numbers, but how are things going with the ditch and switch? >> well, look, i think that -- >> phenomenal. >> right. >> wonderful. >> he is not only going to have black people, but it is black people, white people, and asian people, and hispanic people. >> yes. >> and he is going the be be putting a lot of the people off of the democratic plantation on to the republican party to vote for him in the primaries and the general e leg shun. >> and even the people who has never voted before is jumping on the trump train. >> yes. >> yes. >> and that train is looking like it is leaving the station.

>> oh, yes. >> and you know that you guys get on board. you guys are democrats, and a t lot of the the people look at you, and they say, you guys must be obama supporter, and why do you like donald trump, and what do you think of president obama? >> first of all, we were formerly democrats, and now we are republicans. >> yes. >> we switched our party in september. >> that is right. >> when i think about obama, it is very disappointing that we have had a african-american president that did not work for african-american people. >> uh-huh. >> and although he says that he is the president for all people, african-americans once again have been left behind. >> that is right. >> and so we decided not to cry over the spilled milk, and get somebody like donald trump to clean up the milk, and that is why we are voting for him, and that is why he is resonating with everybody, with all. >> across the board. >> and we are also going to be having hillary clinton who could

be the first female president, and you guys are presidentfemald you don't feel any allegiance to hers, because she is a woman? >> oh, no, i don't have it on anybody who has it on the the bucket list to be a president. and her husband bill clinton has bneen a president, and we don't need another clinton running anything around here. >> and even though bill clinton is the first black president, you are not getting on -- >> he was considered the first black president to sign a crime bill in law that held plenty of thousands of black men locked up and still locked up today, and he is so quote, unquote the black president that outsourced million millions of jobs from the country, and we don't want to hear anything that the clintons have to say. they can go back home. >> and sit down and cry, uh-huh. >> and ted cruz used to say that donald is the man, and now she is going hard after donald trump, and what do you think about senator cruz? >> he is a liar. >> liar. >> you cheat and steal, and he has done all three.

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as you know by now donald trump canceled a speech in chicago last week after radical activists started to clash with trump supporters. and for some reason the media and others blamed donald trump for inciting the ruckus, but my guests tonight were there on the ground and they shot footage of the protesters who were definitely looking for trouble. take a look. >> [ bleep ], bull p[ bleep ]. >> he is a racist. >> [ bleep ]. >> he is a liar. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ] donald trump. >> yeah, he is a -- >> hey hey sh, donald trump hast to go. >> this is a university. we don't need organized hate red to be spilling into our center. >> is that hateful, because

people have signs that say no hate. >> no, we don't hate. >> he is the reincarnation of hitl hitler. >> donald trump. >> i am not like here for hate, but compassion and understand i ing. >> who do you support? >> bernie. >> who do you support? >> bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders. >> and trump has galvanized a feeling in the land that is dangerous. it is absolutely anti-american, and it has to be approached. >> he is in there organizing a fascist mob that is ready to fight, and they are hungry, and we will have to deal with that. the voice of the revolutionary communist party of the usa. >> no -- no peace. >> you are a white man, and he can do a whatever he wants to do, and so i say, no, you don't have permission to walk around videotaping women of color, and acting like you can do that. >> and what changeded the course of history is the popular

movements from below. >> in is inspired from and that is why it is important, and that is not resolved by a candidate. it is resolved by, you know, through an ongoing continuous effort. >> and [ bleep ] trump, and go bernie sanders. >> wow. and joining me is jeremy seigel from rebel pundit, and margaret fr francis from breitbart. and that is obviously not donald trump inciting the radicals who came for business. when you were, there did you notice a leader or organized by anybody. and jeremy, what was the analysis? >> well, the whole premise of how it begins is that this is all preplanned, but it is planned in a way that it is hard to find the leader, and who is running this. it is designed to deceive you that there is a, you know, big

movement of unity here, and it is not unity at all. it is actually hundreds of different groups all out in the name of social justice like he says, this is resolved through ongoing continue struggle for social justice indicating they don't want anything resolved. as long as they are protesting, they are going to to get what they want and they want to take away power from people who have it, and give it to people who they believe don't, and in a way that is completely un-american. >> and andrew, bill ayers as we know bombed the pentagon, and president obama's friend and neighbor. what was he doing there? does he show up at all of the thing, and the climate rally there and occupy wall street he shows up, and what is he doing now? >> well, you know, i don't ti that it is just that he shows up, be through is a lot of work na goes on beforehand and he is there as a, you know, sort of

the shaman of street protests, and a god father to people and hero of the movement, but looking at the twitter feed, he was out bragging the next day, hey, hey, we shut them down, and that took a lot of work, and congratulations. so there was a premeditated attempt to harass and intimidate the people who wanted nothing but to have the right to free assembly, and hear a political speech. bill ayers talking about un-american donald trump is, and the movement is when they premeditated shutdown free speech. i can't think of anything more un-american than that. >> and you are right, it is very intimidating for a lot of people out there, and my hat goes off to you guys, because it takes a lot of savvy and street smarts to navigate that kind of environment. so guys, thank you very much. and keep bringing us, you know, behind the scenes of these protest, because i appreciate it. >> thank you so much.

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condemn i condemning the attack and standing in stead fast support of ally turkey. there is no immediate claim of responsibility, but the suspicion is centered around isis and kurdish nationals. i'm jackie e ibanez and now back to "watters world." >> and left wing lunatics are running wild across the country, and secret service tackling thomas at a trump event and somehow, trump was to blame for that and last i checked, it is the republican officials on the attack from the left. >> blame it on the media. >> it is all over you, i can smell you. >> [ inaudible ].

>> that is pretty good reflexes there by w. and the tea parties were peaceful, but occupile wall street not so much, and the liberal media and the democratic politicians were really are lit a fuse in ferguson, and politicians cannot use certain words, but the liberal mob can do whatever they want and that is righteous anger seeking social justice? sure. and then the reverend al sharpton, the peacemaker, and i have no words for him. let him speak for himself. in an exclusive clip obtained from political consultant steven mark, the reverend is speaking at keene college in new jersey in 1992, and specifically about police misconduct and the communities' reaction. >> do it and the -- negros, and

i do not plan to do nothing. and oh, brother, i don't believe in marchs, and i will the tell you that they are right here, and you have not -- i believe and i do, do what you believe in or shut up and admit that you have lost your courage and your guts to stand up. maubl naubl [ applause ] [ inaudible ] believe in >> i don't believe if in fighting. then don't fight. nobody holding you. [ inaudible ]. wow. joining h me now by phone is the man who provided this damn footage from 1992,

marks, and stee fep, if this video has been around for so long, why so many years to finally come to the su fas? >> well, you know, when al sharpton goes on to the mainstream media and like o'reilly or fox or on his own tv show, he comes off as any old civil rights guy, and black l d leader trying to do some good thing, but when he is preaching to the choir, and kind of like david duke was the same way. he just would sound like any old conservative when he went after the mainstream media, but when he is preaching with with the choir, he went crazy. >> and speaking out both sides of his mouth, and you can hear the tape, the crowd is loving it, and clapping and hollering all about, and it is shocking. how do you -- what do you make of this? >> well, back in the 1980s and 1990s in new york, sharpton was doing these kinds of things

regularly to divide the race, and what makes it more of the abomination is that president obama during the cop shootings, when he needed somebody to talk to a black leader to be the point man on race, instead gofg the jesse jackson who if you will remember went into his house to denounce souljah, he chose al sharpton who is known to divide the races. >> yes, he is an adviser to the white house. steph stephen, thank you. and now, back with me, an dree ya, and richard and tom and stacy. and now, everybody has stuff in the past, and people can be redeemed, but i have never said off of the pig in my past but this is to another level, do you think that al sharpton is ashamed of in? >> i don't know if he is ashamed of this, but i am wondering if this is before or after he was

convicted of drug dealing and then became a snitch. >> he was a federal snitch? >> yes, he wore a wire. >> yes, i don't know what he did, but he is a snitch, and i don't want a snitch representing me, and i don't know why anybody would, and i don't know why he is gets to speak so much, because he is a rabble-rouser, and a divider. >> and it makes the jobs of the police officers that much harder when you have guys like this out there. >> yeah. >> and saying these things. and an dree kra ya, this guy doesn't even pay his taxes, and it didn't even matter. is he going to get away with this, too? >> and we forgot tax cheats and didn't bring up tawana brawley, and he has no credibility, and i don't understand why president obama would choose al sharpton to elevate, because i don't know how much he has, but this is going to be falling at president obama's division in the country, and you mention sod many

examples in the opening about ferguson and black lives matter and the protests that have turnturn turned violent and we have seen the cops attacked in d.c., and you will hear nothinging from the white house, and how can you say that you are not sowing the seeds of discord, because the silence is loud. >> and the silence is loud, because we have reached tout sharpton and the network, and they have not provided us a statement defending or explaining this footage. >> i the think that i know the statement they are going to be coming out with, and you are selectively edited tape, and how dare you show part of the individuvideo, you didn't show the whole tape. >> welk it is an hour show, and you know what i mean. it is not selectively edited and we played nit full context, and just so everybody knows, he is talk about a specific allegation of police brutality and how the commu community is reacting to it. >> how do you feel watching it? >> well, if you are looking at the tape, he is clearly look at a group of people saying that you want action, but you are not providing it, and he is not

saying to go out to kill anybody, but to go back to -- >> wait a second. >> he says that if you want the do it, then do it, and you are not doing it is what he is saying. >> how ist that encouragement? >> but the larger point out here is that mr. marks who took the tape compared him to david duke. be clear that david duke has blood on his hand for lynching afric african-americans and burning crosses in people's front yards and to come pair al sharpton the david duke, it is not only ridiculous, but preposterous. >> you defend this with behavior here on the tape? >> i have never been a big fan of al sharpton and from 1992 and a different time, and would say that -- >> and never the right time to call for the offing of crackers. >> well, i am not supporting it. but what i would say is that even though he is an adviser to the white house now, and if you are looking at the power from the black community coming from, and the black lives matter movement, and the parents of trayvon martin and eric garner and all of whom are supporting

hillary clinton and which is interesting, because eric ga garner's daughter is with bernie sanders, but you have to look at where where the future of this leadership is going, but al sharpton's appointment is sar moment and he has been around a long time, and i think that this would upset president obama, and i this they it would upset anyone. >> well with, we are waiting for president obama to disavow this. >> call me. >> and now, i want to see what people have to say about the election. >> what are hillary's policies to create jobs? >> resumes. get and up-to-date resume. get n (son) pa, i know we settle for cable...

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>> cut. >> how is everything going in the country are for you? >> not so good. >> it is bad. >> and the the guy wanted $4 for a two liters of soda, i told him i was crazy, and i don't want to go back to kool-aid, because it will mess up my stomach. >> whose fault is that some. >> president bush. he messed up the country. >> still bush's fault after seven years. what do kryou think of presiden obama? >> i love him. he is the first black president. >> and second black president. >> who was the first. >> bill clinton. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ your mama don't dance and your daddy don't rock 'n' roll ♪ >> and an election coming up. >> yes. >> who are you going the vote for? >> nobody. >> nobody. >> do you know who is running for president? >> no. >> do you know who is running for president? >> obama. >> he can't run anymore. >> i wish he would keep running. >> and what is it like to be the

last black president? >> seriously? what is it like for this to be the last time you talk to a president? >> what about hillary clinton, are you voting for her? >> well, i don't know. >> what about hillary clinton? >> well, i don't know, does she believe in abortion? >> yes. >> well sh, then i am voting fo her, because sometimes people slip up. >> and now, what are hillary's policies to create jobs? >> do you think? >> the resumes. >> resumes. >> yeah, if you can get an up to date resume. >> and hillary clinton is running for president. >> he's a liar. >> and do you like bernie sanders? >> yes. >> because he is making sense. >> he has one pair of underwear. >> and do you like him? >> yes. >> are you feel ing ting the be?

>> i am feeling berned already. >> and donald trump is running for president. >> i cannot say colorful words on television. >> you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. >> donald trump, i don't know, he speaks what is on his mind. >> trump and his hair can [ bleep ]. >> and he is for the rich and not us. >> who like s ts the poor peopl hillary? >> yes. >> the if you don't believe her, how can you tell that she likes the poor people. >> that is true. >> if trump wins, i am moving up to canada. >> and it is cold up there. >> welkly get a bigger coat. >> and he is fooling the people, and he is razzle-dazzle. >> and you don't think that the american people are smart enough to know what is going on. >> you damn straight. >> [ bleep ]. >> trump wants to build a wall on the southern border. >> no, we want to with build bridges. >> so the illegal aliens can just walk across the bridge into america.

>> who are you? >> wauters, and this is my world right here. [ laughter ] >> i'm watters and this is my world right here. >> bye, watters. >> and now, stacy is back with me now, and joining me in the executive director of the accountability project, and also, fox news reporter and contributor abby huntsman. >> that is his the ter cal by the way. >> and i don't know where where to go and try to make it a serious issue, and black voters are not turning out for hillary clinton, and the black voter turnout in florida and ohio were down 30% to 40% compared to when obama was running. is hillary even going to get these people to turn out, because if the she doesn't, it

is trouble. >> i love the woman who called him mobam a, and that is is hilarious, and i love the people ta you talked to, but what was stood out to me was not one person stood out for her. and it seem across the board there was a frustration with both parties saying they don't know who they would vote for if they even knew who was voting for president. and hillary clinton has ale challenge, if they are voting for he, it is because of the husband and what bill clinton has done. she has an uphill battle, but she will do better than republicans. >> and one thing that is challenging for hillary is her personality. and before we get to you, i want to show you some footage of hillary at the finest. ♪ >> well, i don't know why that is funny. >> you know, we are going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> and at what point does a

difference does it make? >> i'm a real person. >> i'm sold. >> you can't be excited about that, can you? >> well, the interesting thing is that if you took hillary along with you to queens bridge plaza to interact with real people, because the only problem is a that they have been met on the campaign trail after they have been filtered. >> and people screened for a year, and people are watching that, and what did you think about that this is. >> well, it is sad. they need to be educated. that is the problem. hillary is a lying criminal, and the other choice is socialist. >> and don't hold back. >> well, i think think that i am going to take stacy to the hood and see the if we can change some minds. >> yes, i have a plan. >> a three-point plan. >> and quickly, what did you think? >> well, you made some new friends there, but it is interesting that etch the voters in all corners of the country have picked up on the fact that hillary clinton is a liar and that is problematic for her,

because she may not understand the intricacies of the e-mail server, but they have picked up that she is a liar and part of it is that what she says on the clips and lacks authenticity and tries so hard that it is pathetic, and i feel so bad for her that you feel like you have to bark to get attention. >> well, lisa, i don't feel bad for hillary clinton. >> and romney barked, too. >> and strapping the dogs on the hood of the car. and all immigrants the who come here illegally have to pass a basic civics test, but could you. >> what month do we vote for president? >> december. yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! washing the dog! washing the cat! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. pressure-washing the... roses. aerating the lawn! (vo) but with nationwide it's no big deal. okay, your retirement plan is all set. nationwide? awesome. nice neighborhood.

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nation's government and history. fst ve it's very easy. i wanted to see if americans could pass the test. check out some of the answers i got on a recent trip to arizona state university. >> who is the vice president of the u.s.? >> currently. i don't know. >> how do i not know this? oh, my god. not joe biden. >> is it biden. >> got a lot of thanks to live out. >> how many senators are there? >> 7 or 12. >> i know this. 50. >> two. >> god, this is like from seventh grade. >> you got it. >> what month do we vote for presidents? >> december. >> january? >> april?

>> not april. that's when you pay your taxes. >> i thought when march is when taxes are due. >> march. >> in the fall. >> okay. >> august. >> august is the summer. >> i'm going to get this wrong. november. >> you got it. >> what year did we declare our independence? >> 1984. >> way off. >> 1884. >> 1776. >> okay. still off. >> 1776. >> 1776. >> she's on a roll. >> july 4th. >> 1776. >> the name of our national anthem is. >> isn't it called the national anthem. >> it is the star spangled banner. >> very good. >> let's do a little rendition.

oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light. >> what so proudly we hail by the dawn or by the -- forget the rest. >> bright stars with the perilous fight. lamparts. >> what are those called? lamb parts. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> not god bless america. >> and the rockets red blare gave proof through the light. >> night. >> that our flag was still there. oh say does that star spangled banner. land of the free and home of the brave. >> best one today. well done. you're just as good as an immigrant. >> do you have any idea who i am? >> i don't. >> i'm watters and this is my world right here.

>> hi, world. >> oh, dear. are we doomed? >> arizona state is a good college too. >> it is? >> yeah. >> i was u of a. >> my mom went there. i'm going to defend it. >> you have to. >> the star spangled banner, the words can get complicated. that being said, not knowing who the vice president is, i'm really concerned about this next generation coming up. you have to be a curious person to want to learn the facts. everything is on google. you go home and watch kardashians and the bachelor. >> my favorite was what year did we declare independence. 1984. >> the year i was born. >> what did you think about that? >> i think the parents are really depressed their money is going -- most of them, i'm going to assume, is going to the wrong place now. it's unfortunate.

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#. >> i think he would be a good candidate. >> people with walking around the streeting every single day. that's it for tonight. follow me on twitter and instagram and facebook. tell me what you think. thanks for watching. remember. i'm watters and this is my world. right now on justice. >> a vote for john kasich is a vote for donald trump. >> ted cruz pushes against donald trump one-on-one but be careful what you wish for. >> you know lying ted. we call him lying ted. >> i take on the establish republicans in what i think is their ulterior motive in the election. >> did you ever hear of him? >> no. not tom cruise. ted cruz. >> street justice comes to los angeles and you