jonathan martin found out about the dangers of using payday loans to pay bills. >> thelma fleming said she found out about payday loans. >> to get caught up, that was a very bad choice. >> she lost one of her two jobs in baton rouge ... she went to a payday lender. she didn't have the cash to pay it back, she took out a second to pay the first and that continued. >> so you just do it over and over. >> she took out loans at seven different lenders all with triple digit interest rates. in the end her debt ballooned to $2,000. >> it took a whole lot of praying, for me to come up. >> they ma's story -- thelma's story is common. people looking for a short term loan getting a cycle of debit. >> i probably wouldn't like me either but i know the truth and i know my customer base. 90% of my customers like what we do. >> troy mccallum,'s customers are charged o$20 fee. that amounts to a 520% annual percentage rate. >> that would absolutely drive the industry out of business. >> why? >> when you come and put 36% that would mean i would only be allowed to charge $1.38 on $100 loan which breaks dow

jonathan martin has that story. >> in robinson tennessee two middle schools are miles apart. at greenbriar, most are white. at springfield most are black or hispanic. >> there is nothing about rice. the concern is taking kids out of school where they're comfortable with. >> i believe it is about race. >> what are you doing? >> my kids don't get honestly they don't get the same education as some of the other kids do. >> reporter: federal investigators found the district never implemented an immigration integration plan it implemented in 1970. in the count seat of springfield noticed the segregation within schools and brought it to the attention of the department of justice. >> it is a drag-over from the civil rights era. we have people that have that civil rights bull connor defiant attitude in robinson county. >> with two children attending middle school in the city, stacy's concern is that majority white schools are receiving better resources. >> they have top-dollar everything. you come to springfield middle school you have an auditorium that's condemned. you have just as m

jonathan martin, al jazeera springfield, tennessee. >> this is not an isolated case here. it begs the question, is desegregation, dead? >> you know the it dead? we're quite segregated. i don't see there being any great meaningful attempts at desegregating structures across this country and it's unfortunate to see these children going through this. there will be i think a cost to all involved. you know, if the schools had to be rezoned and, you know, it's funny i'm just stuck on the concerns over the safety of what was implied the safety of the white students. >> they are telling statements. >> it's a very telling statement. i'm thinking of the safety of the black children. i'm thinking of the emotional safety. what's going to happen if they're forced to be around the children who obviously don't want them there. are they going to be teased, beaten these kids are inherent violent, they are sitting in trailers, this is the greatest country in the world and black children are sitting in trailers getting subpar education in subpar resources. >> how do we ensure that our childr

here is jackie ka sin fish, michael len, wanda summers and jonathan martin of "the new york times." for the past three weeks he looked like a candidate, certainly talked like a candidate but, no, there will be no mitt 3.0. >> i also believe with the message of making the world safer, providing opportunity for every american regardless of the neighborhood they live in, and working to break the grip of poverty i would have the best chance of beating the eventual democratic nominee, but that's before the other contenders have had their opportunity to take the message to the voters. >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney on friday bowing out of a race many were convinced he was about to join. why? let's start with the why. he publicly said i'm seriously considering. he told donors, go tell your friends. he could have done this privately and then said no. why get so publicly out there and say, never mind? >> of course. that's why so many republicans think this whole exercise was so selfish. jonathan was telling us there was three weeks, seems like there's been three months that we'

jonathan martin has the story. >> reporter: in robertson county two middle schools are eight miles apart. the biggest difference is at green briar most are white. at springfield the majority is black or hispanic. a mandate to change it divided the town. >> it's nothing about race. the concern is taking kids out of school they are comfortable. >> i believe it is about race. my kids don't get the same education as some of the other kids do. >> federal investigators found the district never implemented an integration plan it agreed to. james hubbard, an alderman for 26 years in spring field noticed the segregation within schools, bringing it to the attention. department of justice. >> it's a drag over from the civil rights era. we have people that have people that have civil rights defiance mentality. >> where is the proof i told you to bring. >> reporter: stacy says her concern is majority white schools have better resources. >> they have top dollar everything. you come to springfield, you have an auditorium that is condemn pd. you have just as many kids in trailers as in classrooms. >> th

he was released by the dolphins and suspended by the nfl after bullying former teammate jonathan martinnform fl has to say is, look, we want guys to be great people. but they always get jobs afterwards. it's a crying shame. it's really a lie. all about the business. all about the money. >> yeah. >> thanks so much, sean much that's it for us for this saturday night. thank you for joining us. >> the news continues tomorrow morning

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for that we turn now to jonathan martin from the new york times and perry bacon, jr. following the democrats closely. let's saber if i sanders gets in the race and becomes a democrat. he still has to do that. he runs against hillary clinton. the polls say she's 50 60 points ahead. where can he go with the campaign campaign? what happens then ? >> i don't know if he can go far. you had a remarkable thing happen where the white house communications director is leaving that job to work for the clinton campaign. clinton is almost like an incumbent running for re-election almost. she's so strong in the party right now. >> she is basically the closest thing we have ever had to an incumbent who is not an incumbent in american politics. it doesn't leave much space. this is the democratic partiment this is not going to be a 100% election. there will be folks looking for an alternative. it's always been a robust left wing of the party, especially on economic issues. places like iowa with and new hampshire have got about 20% of the electorate in the democratic party that are rea

with me to share the reporting, jonathan martin of the "new york times."t week about mayor guiliani the former mayor of new york city who said at a private fundraiser he didn't think president obama doesn't love america. in the "wall street journal," he is trying to clean it up a bit. it was controversy. i cannot read president obama's mind or heart and to the extent that my words suggested otherwise, it was in the my intention, but i can only be disheartened when i hear him claim as he did last august that our response to 1-11 betrayed this country. when he interjected that we tortured some folks, he undermined those a managed successfully to protect us from them. making it about his post-9-11 response, why is he theing this? >> he's created a huge issue for another members of his party. rudy guiliani conceded he doesn't have a path to the white house. if you look days wex ahead, every other person from his party who is considering running for president, dips their toe in the water is tlut thrustt into the fray it's about race the president's religion. >>

let's go "inside politics," with me nia malika henderson of the "washington post" and jonathan martin"new york times." let's start with the headlines politicians get up and say chris christie is going to be grumpy. both "the new york times" and the "washington post" front-page stories about trouble in trenton, he's thinking about running for president, but jeb bush is starting to take the establishment money. including people who have previously backed chris christie. here's what the head of christie's super pac says we're just kind of getting things going, jeb has been working it for a year chris hasn't. jeb has been in the game longer he's got the bush family name and legacy. we've got to compete with that. a little bit of dog ate my homework right? >> yeah because if you compare bush's strategy a shock and awe strategic and they're being slow and donors don't want to see that. if you look at how he's doing in these different states if you look at his internals in iowa and new hampshire, the more he's out there, the more that people don't like him. he was at 45% in terms of unfavora

martin and i are writing it right now. we'll announce the title in the spring. you will be surprised. jonathanamson, clayton north carolina. my 10-year-old son has a school project where he had to dress up as a journalist. he picked jesse watters and put the collar of his shirt up. i hope he wasn't expelled, john. just a quick reminder if you want to see dennis miller and me your humble correspondent in memphis, tennessee on june 6th you better move it. about 50 good seats remain. same for rio rancho, there's more there because it's a huge venue outside of albuquerque. about 6,000 seats there. so there are some tickets, but you've got to move it because they're selling fast. we'll be in new mexico on april 11th the land of enchantment always in the spring. billoreilly.com has information. finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day, one of the most successful billoreilly.com polls we've ever had. about 75,000 of you voted for one candidate from the republican field. here are the top three. governor scott walker number one in the poll. ben carson number two. senator ted cruz comes in third. al