mr. jealous, as president of the naacp. think what it would mean to this nation if we would have an open forum and a real summit-- a real tea summit instead of a beer summit-- on race relations. >> schieffer: all right. we have 30 seconds left. i'm going to give you time to answer. will you join him in doing that? >> well, i think i have plans that day, but we can certainly plan something, absolutely. we have gotten death threats across the country since we asked you guys to expel these folks from your ranks. if we asked the naacp to expel the klan, the klan wouldn't call and complain. deal with it, david. keep on dealing with it. >> schieffer: time is up for both of you. very helpful. back in a minute. >> schieffer: finally today, washington is pretty much a company town. most people here are in the government or lobby the government or, if you're like me, observe the government and report on it. so what we usually talk about around here is just that, the government. but last week, we had a whole new topic to talk about--

mr. jealous, i would ask this question, if i could. will you condemn king shamir shabazz and the new black panther party for vile racism that most of the country has seen and heard for themselves. king shamir shabazz, would you condemn him now on the larry king program? >> my parents -- statements like that have no place in our democracy. statements like this should have no place in any group. the leadership of the new black panther party should absolutely stand up, denounce that, and if he's not willing to stop making comments like that, usher him out of the party. that's what we do here at the naacp. that's what responsible groups do. i think you and i both agree the tea party's much more powerful. the concern is this, you know, dick armey -- >> racism, excuse me, mr. jealous, racism is not a function always of power. if there is a racist -- >> you and i agreed, right? >> we agreed. >> it's wrong. >> you go to the power of the tea party versus shabazz, for this instance. that is not the function here. if racism happen, you should add

mr. jealous, mr. is video of it, and there should be. many have been provided. so you are attaching two things that are false, that are unproven. and that is dishonest. >> i'd say go -- >> larry: how do you respond? >> sure, i'd say go to naa -- >> larry: ben. >> yes, i would say go to naacp.org and pull up all the signs from the tea party. look at the video. and i would say, you know, there's a thing called eyewitness testimony. and the reality is that we heard again and again from people who saw this happen. john lewis is one of the most credible people in this country. i would also ask, look if there's a violent race nift your ranks, then why are we getting death threats for asking you to call out and to denounce the violent racists in your ranks? >> well, first of all, to answer your question, violent death threats go back and forth across both sides. >> no they don't. >> let's go to impeerical evidence. there are signs out there that show up at the parties. i denounce them. many leaders denounce them. it's false for you to say they're not denounced. on top

mr. jealous. three, he's being a little disingenuous.ess release which sits here denounce racist tea party leaders and bigoted elements. he spoke to americans at large who are in the tea party movement and tried to tie it all together. >> we do expect to hear from president obama later this morning, urging congress to extend unemployment benefits for the nation's jobless. >> two very different approaches. democrats saying people need this money, republicans who have blocked these extensions three times saying, if we continue to give them money there's no incentive to go back to work. >> we'll see what congress says. should be interesting as always. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured b