yelton, i'm going to stand up and fight for what's right. in september

. >> reporter: don yelton is out of a job after discussing north carolina's voter i.d. firestorm of criticism. >> when i was a young man, you didn't call a black a black. you called them a negro. i had a picture win time of obama sitting on a stump as a witch doctor and i posted that on facebook and i was making fun of the white half of obama and not the black half and now you have a black person using the term [ bleep ] [ bleep ] you're this and that and it's okay for them to do it. >> you know we can hear you, right? >> yes. >> reporter: proponents of the voter i.d. law say it's nonpartisan a nonpartisan. they point to yelton's interview. >> i always kick the democrats in the butt. >> it just gives you a window of what some of these very conservative lawmakers are thinking. >> reporter: after the interview aired, gop leaders called on yelton to resign his position as the chair of the republican party which he did on thursday. but given the chance to go back and do things differently, he wouldn't. >> i'm not taking back anything that i said. >> reporter: some on talk r

yelton, i'm going to stand up and fight for what's right. in september on your facebook page, you called me a loud mouthed bitch, can we please as politicians, as human beings tone it down? come on. thanks for watching, everybody. stay tuned. "around the world" is coming up next. next. have yourself a lovely weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> three big stories we're following right now. reports the u.s. spied on our allies is infuriating europe. germany's chancellor says it is severely shaken the trust and fueling calls for legal limits how espionage is carried out. >>> and a man on a train overhears the former head of the nsa giving background information and then tweets it out. and confessions of a former drone operator. a young man who has killed hundreds of people using drones tells us that war was never meant to be carried out this way. welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux. this is a diplomatic nightmare for the obama administration. it is intensifying right now. america's european allies are now furious o

executive committee member don yelton thinks his state's new voting restrictions are just fine what's going to happen there's a will to slow the process is going to have more integrity right here in buffalo kerry there's always one or two that voted twice a year they don't know i want two million people know one or two people and that's one or two out of how many that's just one or two out of sixty thousand so statistically there is enough voter fraud to sway zero elections. that's not the point the bottom line is the law is not racist of course the laws not racist and you want a racist. was. well. i've been called a big before i make a so you don't look like me but i think i've treated you the same as i would anybody else that affect one of my best friends. is. what about bush is black yes and there's more but i was. you didn't call a black a black you call but i had a picture with other stuff as a witch doctor and i posted that on facebook and i was making. obama not the black. and that actually i thought we're going to play the part about where he says that the whole reason for the

. >> yelton also says he has no regrets. >>> a luxury store under fire for allegedly racially profilingre clerks called the police after they bought big-ticket items from the store. now angry fans are asking rap star jay-z to end his multimillion dollar deal with the company. here's our nick valencia. ♪ >> reporter: next month, jay-z is set to sell a new fashion line at barney's, but a change.org petition is calling for him to end all partnerships with the new york retailer. that's because the second african-american college student has come forward to allege racial profiling saying undercover officers stopped and questioned her after she bought a $2,500 bag at barney's new york. >> i had good intentions. i went, bought my favorite bag, you know, i wanted this bag, i deserved that bag. and then to find out, you know, i'm being accused of using someone else's card. i just really felt demeaned. >> 21-year-old kayla phillips came forward after 19-year-old christian made headlines claiming he too was racially profiled after purchasing a belt at barney's in april. both shoppers want damages

emitting the social teachings of jesus and the most social teaching of the new testament that the yeltonay their possessions in order to help the poor, i think that's an oversight. >> bill: surely you know because it's on the cover this is a history. it's not a religious book. and we don't get into the doctrine of jesus. we get into what happened to him and what he was doing. on page 121 to 196 and 192 to 194 in killing jesus. you see how jesus lost his life because he was sticking up for the poor. and we make that dramatic clear that jesus was for the poor. but do we get into his you are giving away your possessions business? no, of course not. that's a theological one. not historical. >> it's historical fact that he told people in order to go to heaven they had to give away their possessions. >> bill: here is why you are wrong. lazareth in the last week of jesus' life, he stayed with lazareth. and martha and marry, right? >> according to the gospel of john. >> not only that all right. there is evidence that he stayed there lazareth was a wealthy man. landowner, a house that's where he

emitting the social teachings of jesus and the most social teaching of the new testament that the yeltonaway their possessions in order to help the poor, i think that's an oversight. >> bill: surely you know because it's on the cover this is a history. it's not a religious book. and we don't get into the doctrine of jesus. we get into what happened to him and what he was doing. on page 121 to 196 and 192 to 194 in killing jesus. you see how jesus lost his life because he was sticking up for the poor. and we make that dramatic clear that jesus was for the poor. but do we get into his you are giving away your possessions business? no, of course not. that's a theological one. not historical. >> it's historical fact that he told people in order to go to heaven they had to give away their possessions. >> bill: here is why you are wrong. lazareth in the last week of jesus' life, he stayed with lazareth. and martha and marry, right? >> according to the gospel of john. >> not only that all right. there is evidence that he stayed there lazareth was a wealthy man. landowner, a house that's where h

. >> in the interview, local precinct party chair john yelton said he's been called a bigot before and made fun of the white half of president obama, not the black half. he told a north carolina newspaper he wouldn't take anything back, but gop officials called his comments inappropriate and offensive and he stepped down. >>> very different story coming out of congress where two representatives turned into modern-day heroes. congressman raul ruiz, who's also an e.r. doctor, helped revive a passenger that passed out on a flight from d.c. to dallas-ft. worth, and this wasn't the first time he helped someone on a plane. >> this was the first patient that i've had to make a plane land, yes. but there have been some other patients that we were able to manage on the plane with oxygen and other treatments in the past. >> now, congressman pete gallego was also on board. he helped out as well and later tweeted hope congressman ruiz is on all my flights home. it was impressive to see him in action. he saves lives. >>> meantime maryland's attorney general playing defense after pictures of him at

don yelton was on "the daily show" this week for what was supposed to be a tongue in cheek segment aboutlisten to the impact he says the new law, which requires photo i.d., will actually have. >> the law is going to kick the democrats in the butt. if it hurts a bunch of college kids that's too lazy to get up and go get a photo i.d., so be it. >> right, right. >> if it hurts the whites, so be it. if it hurts a bunch of lazy blacks that wants the government to give them everything, so be it. >> and it just so happens a lot of those people vote democrat. >> gee. >> yes, he was aware that cameras were rolling. denita judge, an attorney with the advancement project, is here in the studio with me. this former precinct chair is standing by what he said, we should note that, but we do want to point out that he was asked to step down by the county chairwoman who disavowed his comments. of course all this coming at a time when the republican party, when the gop has said that it wants to reach out to people who look like me and you. when you heard that, when you saw that initially, what did you thi