so it cannot be unprompted and what are the boundaries of the kon conversation. and when we go into starbucks talk tact white supremacy or income inequality, and we can't talk about -- >> i want a cafe negro? is that what you said to me? >> the ceo has never shyed away from gun control, and the government gridlock, and it is hard enough to talk about the race relations, and i am wondering if this is too taboo a subject -- >> i don't think it is too taboo, but it is somewhat even insensitive to the fact that you can reduce this in the time that somebody is trying to get the morning coffee on the way to work, and to be honest to you, i don't want to have a lecture from someone who may want to be in that mood about race in america. i just want to get my coffee and whether i want two or three creams in it or not, and it should not come down to it in race. >> the intention is not to lecture, but to have dialogue but do we have the tools to be necessary to have the dialogue and the language necessary to have the dialogue. will we reduce the racial conflict into a conve

you need a real conversation and it can't come unprompted. someone can't be forced to race talk. also it's unclear what the boundaries of the conversation are. you know when i walk in starbucks, we talk about white supremacy, wealth inequality or are we going to say what about race? >> i think they're planning a seed or planting a cowboy bean. they want to begin dialogue. they know it's not going to be solved or spoken in depth at starbucks. let us begin the process. >> i would like to order a black coffee. speaking of black, how do you feel about black people? i don't know if this is really going to work that well. >> mixed reactions there. more details about starbucks' race campaign are expected in hours at the annual shareholder meeting. >>> remember the so-called " "downton abbey" congressman who allegedly decorated his office to look like the tv show? well he is now resigning after an ethics investigation, and it has a lot to do with his expensive taste. something special happens when you come to transunion.com. you get in the know. and when you're in the know about your cre

since it was an illegal alien that killed your son as you said at the beginning of this interview unprompted get any national coverage. what do you think about that? >> yeah. it's disrespectful. because they say black lives matter. but it only matters if you are killed by a whites or white police. my son going to the coroner my son was laying on the ground after he was shot in the stomach with his hands up. and he shot him through his hands into his head and killed him and the so-called black politicians, the black leaders the athletes, they don't care about that. because he was killed by a latino person. >> haven't seen any -- if he would have been white. >> we haven't seen any nba players with your son's picture on it. >> no. >> i want to say this me to you, okay man to man. your son was a really good kid. i mean he was really a good kid with a very bright future and i just can't imagine the pain you're going through. so if we can do anything for you and you mr. ronnebeck you let us know. you are both right. we have got to stop this madness and stop it now. thanks for coming on. >> thank y

but i do believe it's still the case that there's 2-4% of the american people who, if asked unprompted, they'll say they're libertarians, but there may be 20-40% of americans who, if it's explained to them as you generally believe government should spend less and tax less and you generally believe government should leave people alone on issues like marriage and marijuana that it's a much larger number. one of the things i want to do with this book is reach those people. so that's my introduction to libertarianism and the libertarian mind, and i'm happy to engage in discussion. >> great. so i'll just ask that you identify who you are, who you work for and ask your question. meredith. >> do i need to stand up or -- >> yes. >> hi, i'm meredith mcgee here with the campaign legal center. really two areas that i'd like to hear you address. one is when you talk about free markets, just kind of the divide between the 1% and the rest, when you talk about free markets, are you concerned about the growing gap economic gap in our society? and if you have unfettered free markets, you know, as a lib

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