i am tired. i am hurt. i am hurt at this representative who submitted legislation to the state letting the state take over the school system where our citizens are suffering in new orleans. where was your common sense? we are suffering. don't take that lightly. i want the assistance i am supposed to get. i have not gotten it yet. i have to get out of the hotel room by the third. i have been waiting on the trailer since october. the measurements have not been taken. it is unfair. mr. mayor, demand a public service call for help. i went to a river in oklahoma. those people in those communities did not mind helping one another, just like here. you need help. you cannot do it by yourself. c. ray nagin: reverend, if you could, let's get fema to help you. if you could come on the side. you are a little fired up right now. i trust, he is a reverend. it will be all right. >> next question please. >> good evening >> --, i am not a reverend, but i am fired up because you said all of the debris hauling is going out to

i am sorry, i am sorry, but it was. >> like your grandpa.andpa. >> i am sorry about my grandfather! i want to like my grandfather. >> he is a racist (bleep). >> all of them. >> larry: okay. here are some of the things they are changing. some of it is just language too. so the new version the term white superiority is deleted and that line is changed to say that extended contact with native americans and africans produced evolving religious cultural and i will religious justification for their subjugation. .. thank you for the cruise line. and the cruise lines have brought the negroes over. >> for job security. >> i am sorry -- >> slavery, job security. >> slavery, zero unemployment rate. >> i mean, we are making a joke but they really did this. >> but i mean, they are going to learn about it anyway with the internet and then --. >> somebody is going to start a website like (bleep) -- >> learning history -- >> well, you can try, but it is already -- you can't unrecord. you know, like there are so many things you can't redact. like everyone ha

i think i am the toughest. i am fine. i don't look when i am treated unfairly. i'm not saying change it. did i till you to change anything. i am fine with it. i like to expose people. i expose megyn kelly as not being very good. i could till you other things about megyn kelly that would be very harsh. i won't bother with that. but megyn kelly is not a good professional. and she is just not in my opinion, she is not good at what she does. i'm not complaining. not saying do it over. i'm not suing fox. i'm not doing anything. fox should love me because i just broke the all-time record. and if i'm not in there, the other guys they're going to get 1 million viewers and got 24 million because i was in there. so they must love me, but in actuality, they probably don't. and i don't even care. >> megyn kelly is a very respected journalist. >> i don't think she is respected. what is she, she is a lightweight. she is a lightweight. i can't believe that you are not beating her in the ratings actually. you should be ashamed of yourself. if i had your show, i would be beating

i am a family man. i have five kids. i am different. i am not a criminal.ly: tell me about mega. what is this new business that you are working on? kim: after the raid, i spent a lot of time thinking about the intrusion of privacy. because in my own case, they have used the nsa to spy on me. the prime minister of new zealand has apologized for that, because they have done that illegally. i created a cloud storage website where people who upload their files can be 100% sure their data is fully encrypted, that no government can access it. that we, as a service provider, cannot access private data. emily: so even you cannot see what is in the files? kim: that is correct. emily: so the nsa could not get it. kim: no. they would get a lot of garbage. emily: what is to stop this from becoming a bank for criminals? kim: it is your right to privacy. i think that right overrules anything else. emily: is there anything you would have done differently? kim: absolutely. if anyone from the u.s. government had reached out to us and said, well, we have a problem here. we n

i am not a holy guy. i am far from holy. but god can use anyone. a lot of people think noah had to be a holy guy because god used him to repopulate the world. no, noah was a drunk. they say moses had to be holy because god used him to free his people. moses was a murderer. well i am too old to do anything. guess what? abram was 75 years old and god says i am going to make you a father of many nations. we are all called. >> a universal call. >> exactly. we are just regular people. i am just a regular guy. i don't have a ph.d in sacred theology. but what i do have is a first peter 3:15 story. what i do have is a reason for my belief. if someone asks why i am catholic it's not because my parents were. i am catholic because i believe in the eucharist, because i believe in the body, blood, soul, divinity of jesus christ. that's why i am catholic. i want everyone else to understand that encounter. i live this life and i go and minister to so many people that are hurting. i was ministering in richmond, california last week to a 17 year old young man in on

if i am not working here or in the district, i am usually up in the clouds flying. i do fly for the civil air patrol. i fly for the coast guard. i get to use my skills in a good way. i enjoy it. it is a passion. host: as both military and civil aviator, what are your policy concerns about civil aviation and the issue of drones? rep. abraham: let's go back to my agriculture district. we have cropped dusters that are flying right now as we are speaking every day. high.re flying at head if they hit a drone which would be possible, it would bring them down and probably kill them. rulesa has issued some for drones right now that are being talked about, debated, but we have airspace issues with the drones. they are here to stay. they offer some wonderfully good potential for mapping, agricultural sites, irrigation sites. i think the potential is unlimited but -- we also have people who are flying these ,ircraft in the same airspace talking about right here at reagan. if a drone pops up with a jet coming in bringing passengers, and hits a windshield, trust me, it could do

i am walking around like, oh man i hope i am not on that list. what kind of way is that to go through life? i don't understand. you said the hacker's nature is to ruin everything. now, if i were you i would take this opportunity to apologize to the people who have the power to destroy your life. >> i have twitter and instagram and all of that. i am going down tonight. >> by the way, ashley madison does not verify e-mail addresses. the excuse that someone used -- if you say that wasn't me, somebody used my e-mail could be true. >> it is the anthony wiener excuse. the problem is it has been used so many times in the past. >> but it might be true. >> it is hard to believe you are not guilty until proven innocent. >> the reason they do this is precisely so no one can verify if it is an actual person if they find the e-mail address. >> well that's why they suck. >> i don't care about that. >> by the way, a read it user used the ashley madison dump and census info and calculated the most unfaithful sates in the union -- states in the union. alabama is

i am doing well, i am leading in the polls, the big ones, the little ones, i am leading in iowa, because when people look at scott walker, his state has a $2.2 billion deficit. he was telling people that his growth is terrible in terms of the state, and there is tremendous dissension all over the state, but they said they were going to have a big surplus over $1 billion, but there is a 2.2 billion dollar deficit, and nobody was willing to say it but me. and i didn't want to say. i would have never have said it i would he did -- have never said it until he attacked me. >> [indiscernible] donald trump: i am doing well, i am building it all over the world. i am building it all over the world, in china. i am doing great. putin can't stand obama. nobody. who likes obama? i am talking worldwide. he doesn't get along with anybody. i said it. hillary clinton was the single worst secretary of state in the history of this country. the world collapsed around us while she was secretary of state. mightn my opinion, kerry be worse, because he is making a deal with iran that is so bad and so dangerous

i am done. i am through. >> seems to be just failing on every level. >> hi, i am greg gutfeld. thank you for not watching "naked and afraid. the best five words ever burning smoke album. which candidate lost my votes all because of van halen. can everyone please stop discriminating against vam fires. open your minds and your veins america. but first. tonight's topic. childhood obesity. i am kidding it's donald trump and the awesome lid. >> i don't know if you saw the poll. they did a poll in nevada. the state of nevada. i am way ahead. more importantly as far as i am concerned i am way ahead with the hispanics well into the 30's which i think in seconds is like 11. >> well done trump. fre freedlander call your lawyer. polls are rating faster than hair gel in a hot car. >> a shane saw. how very trump. gentlemen bachelor lindsay gram felix unger. >> he gave me his number. i found the card. i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. 202-228... i don't know. maybe it's -- it's 3, 4 years ago. i don't know if it's the same number. >> here comes graham with a cam. >> back t

>> larry:. >> i am smearing with solidarity. >> larry: oh my god. >> i am sorry, mike but that is not right at all. >> defunding planned parenthood is not right. >> larry: that's true. are you going to get a pap smear. >> if you take away women's health services you better be. that's right, lady. >> larry: holly and robin thank you, ♪ introducing the samsung galaxy s6 active only from at&t. tested to withstand pretty much anything life throws your way. switch to at&t and get a $300 credit with eligible purchase and trade-in. a hand-pressed burger, melted cheddar with crispy hash browns and an egg your way. now that's a burg... (explosion) (groans) you want that to go again sweetie? the thing burger. welcome to denny's. fantastic 4, only in theaters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. aah, the majestic hermit crab. they mate once in a lifetime. an

i will be a senior next year. >> i am a junior in florida. >> i am raul gonzalez and i am in junior high. >> i am a junior at falcon high school in colorado. gen. dempsey: how about a round of applause? [applause] ok, katelynn. >> general dempsey. how do you define your success? gen. dempsey: i don't know. [laughter] oh, you want me to extrapolate? >> yes, please. gen. dempsey: that is a great question. it works at a bunch of levels. the thing i am most proud of about myself -- although pride is counter to humility which i think is the greatest virtue of all in senior leaders, but i am proud of being a soldier. not much more than that. meaning, it is not about the stars. that surprises people sometimes. i am proud of being a soldier, a husband and a father. >> do you think that failure plays a part in that success? gen. dempsey: could you hear the question? can you say something to make sure they hear you? >> yes, sorry. do you think that failure plays a part in that success? gen. dempsey: failure plays a part in every success. in life -- i'm sure, you have overcome your own challenges.

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>> larry:. >> i am smearing with solidarity. >> larry: oh, my god. >> i am sorry, mike but that is not right at all. >> defunding planned parenthood is not right. >> larry: that's true. are you going to get a pap smear. >> if you take away women's health services you better be. that's right, lady. >> larry: holly and robin, thank you, (music) i'm supposed to tell you how it feels when you book the perfect family vacation on hotels.com. but i think he's kinda nailing it. (music) hotels.com. they don't need me right now. now that you have switched to what do you eat?ast this is the bacon egg and cheese biscuit taco. it's warm and it's fluffy. i'm from the south and i know biscuits. my name is olivia. and i am a breakfast defector. [sfx: bong] is soh, she better not be.ld? our claim runs straight down to the glut'n free stuffin'. it's gluten. there's gold in them thar shells. liquid gold. back. now. guns are a very real problem in america and practical solutions are few and far between but yesterday, a first step was taken by the state of new york >> we had six threen people shot in new y

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i am terrible at debating? >> i would probably say there's always some type of videotape of your opponents debating. you have to take their weaknesses and use it against them. >> very good. >> selma do you ever get nervous? if so how do you combat it? >> all of the time because every time of the big debate i combat it by being myself and trying my best. >> good tip. aida how do you practice? >> i use pens and i point them toward my mouth to make sure i don't stutter as much and elaborate on my words. >> i put my pen in my mouth just so i will shut up. i never know when i am going to say something completely stupid. which is all of the time. thank you very much. i don't think the people i have with me now will be able to surpass your expertise. joining me on the touch the second hottest kennedy since george is host of kennedy week nights from fox business network. so bright i used the space to friday ants. john deboer editor in chief sounds like a comic book job. she is here because it keeps her from begging on

>> i am program mother and i am your mother. >> yes. but what are you doing here? >> i am going to be there because this is my grand daughter. >> .. >> she is already pregnant. >> grandma! >> >> rose: joining me now the film's writer director paul weitz and the star lily tomlin, i am glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: this came together because you worked together before. >> yes. lily made tina fey's mother in a film called the mission, and i was really struck both on the screen and off by, i am not surprising how funny lily is but how smart and edgy and how much she defines this concept of youth, and youth obsession. so when i started writing this script, i heard her voice in my head and i didn't tell her i was doing it, i was writing something for her, because i was worried she would say, oh, please don't. so -- >> i wouldn't have. >> rose: i didn't think so. >> no. >> rose: tell me who she is, because many have written for you an opportunity to pore 0 in all of the things you have done all of your life into one role. >> well, she is a lesbian poet. >>

>> larry:. >> i am smearing with solidarity. >> larry: oh, my god. >> i am sorry, mike but that is not right at all. >> defunding planned parenthood is not right. >> larry: that's true. are you going to get a pap smear. >> if you take away women's health services you better be. that's right, lady. >> larry: holly and robin, thank you, do you want? get me a... get me a redd's apple ale. yeah me too. redd's apple ale. also in strawberry and green apple. right now, at&t is giving you 50 percent more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. and get 300 dollars credit for every line you switch to at&t. you're a parent. we're both busy people. so pick up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking) it's finger lickin' good. the 5 truth or dare challenge is back. are you game? back. now. guns are a very real problem in america and practical solutions are few and far between but yesterday, a first step was taken by the state of new york

we can debate about that next week how awesome am i.t men or women who cannot find a human that will love them? they are so detestable that they have nothing the robot could provide that kind of companionship. why would you deprive them of that? >> i don't doubt that a robot could provide certain companionship of some sort that you get pleasure of looking at this thing that always says yes or no to you depending on what you want. two people say oh my gosh you are looking at me like i said something wrong. it is a very different thing two people have free will to say i am going to love you in good times and dad i am about to officiate a wedding now good times and in health. a robot can't do that. >> it could happen. let's get the liberal panel on this. where do you stand on robot human marriage? >> we are for all marriage you have not had a booty call you put the moves on your rumba. >> i don't think we have seen a documentary called blade runner but i love daryl hannah and she is a robot. >> you know what? sean young was quite possibly

>> i am fine with that actually. as we discussed before i am racially agnostic.self identify as black race is a social conflict. you don't consider yourself black? >> i don't care about the first one. >> it is really great stuff like a business owner and nephew. i don't need the other stuff. it's not necessary. >> i could use some of that stuff. >> i was offended by the lack of men. >> because of the hyper femininity in the video i am going to do a little man spreading if you don't mind. >> you know that they have man spreading is when man's spread on the subway. they don't have signs please don't throw up on me>> you may be closely locked in. you need a video to explain to the public. >> a diverse one. >> exactly. they don't look like they are homeless. they look like hipsters from brooklyn in if i had doras. >> they don't want to talk about busing in sororities now? >> jessica? major social change is brought around for pressure. i am not advocating for that necessarily in this instance. i saw a brunette like hated it. i went to all women's college, though, it w

even though i am young, i am experience now, six years in the state house in my first year here, i am fairly used to it, but it can be -- it is one of the unfortunate aspects of the job. especially if we end up in session a daily unexpected, because it already plantings in the district, then you have to call up and explain why you're not going to be there to constituents. for some folks, they know it is an aspect of the job but they are interested in seeing you back in the district. i know that was the case as a state legislator. i have always tried to keep that hands-on approach. it is something i feel strongly about. when it comes to 310 million people in a world of thousands of tv channels and billions of websites it is easy for people to feel disconnected from their democracy. it is easy for people to feel, well, i do not matter. my prose is not heard. i know that i'm showing up in a school, for an event, speaking to a group their im is the public face of the people's government. that is the way democracy should work. i think when people come into the office commonly with me, talk

i am. i am one of the only governors to mandate arts and education for k-12th. one in every three high school children drop out of school. you know why duck they are bored . the reason a lot of kids are bored is because they are right brain dominant students, which means they are created in nature . they are the ones who create things like your iphone. the problem is, if you put them in a traditional classroom and say sit still, put your feet and front of you, you lose them. they are thinking and dreaming all over the place. put music and art and dance and theater and paintbrush in their hand and you will change their lives in the outcome of those kids. [applause] let me be very clear, i am passionate every student in america should have access to not either/or but music and arts education. should that be a federal requirement? no, your station do it, because i am convinced one of the biggest messes in education, is that if wedding moms and dads and states run their education, we have let washington run it, and washington has no idea what is best for students in

and i love what i am doing. bold and by the polls are coming out. mark: it seems like you sleep four hours a night, do you ever nap question mark donald trump: no. mark: that would be an incredible benefit. your of 20 hours a day. donald trump: i always say to friends that we have a big advantage because we have more hours in the day to work and compete. it is a definite advantage. john: i want to commend the idea of trying out our naps. hopefully you get a lot out of those. think for coming on the show. the real ann seltzer next. mark: mr. trump said some interesting things. he called the xm bank unnecessary and voiced support for paul bulger and the volcker rule and he said the low interest rates have created a bubble that could explode. all that and more written up on bloomberg politics including his views on citizens united what he called a phony deal. is anything in there going to cause him problems? john: he seemed to enjoy being asked those questions. you could hear him warming to the questions. he had no

dick: i am doing what i am doing.told you, you know, when i grew up in detroit, i was very much a -- i'm taking life as it comes to me. i am a big, big proponent of living in the moment and not getting too caught up in the past and not thinking too much about, you know, where am i going to be two years from now. i just think that is not a good way to live. sometimes, like in the case of ev dming me and saying will you come and do this -- making a decision to do that, i think that is a good and fun way to live. and i try to teach my kids to think about it the same way. emily: a good way to be as the ceo of twitter -- all about the moment. dick: the way we raise our kids and education in the u.s. and etc., you are constantly like, i have to do this to get into that school. i have to get this a. i have to get this score to get x. and you are constantly being trained to meet and exceed expectations. then you go out in the world and there are not any expectations, there is just life. so trying to teach my kids to -- life i

huckabee: she says i am a real art for -- campaign for arts education. i am. i am one of the only governors to mandate arts and education for k-12th. one in every three high school children drop out of school. you know why duck they are bored. the reason a lot of kids are bored is because they are right brain dominant students, which means they are created in nature. they are the ones who create things like your iphone. but the problem is, if you put them in a traditional classroom be say to them, sit down and still and put your feet in front of you and listen to a teacher talked for 45 minutes, you lose them. they are dreaming all over the place. and aeater and dance paintbrush in their hands and you will change the outcome for these kids. live to theou back iowa state fair to hear from democratic residential candidate former senator jim webb. webb: thank you very much.

i am an independent candidate, and i am here to fight for canada. >> there he is. be best political ad of are made. i have no idea. scott is independent running for parliament, he is joining me now, hello wyatt. >> hello kennedy how are today. kennedy: grade. how has your ad been received in canada. >> there response has been overwhelming, worldwide. kennedy: do have you polling data? how are you doing in polls? what is your chances? >> good question. i am running as an independent, so, we don't have resourcing like the big parties do. i had a lot of e-mail and a lot of people coming to see me. that is about it for the polling here. kennedy: your main party are maple syrup party and hockey party. >> yes, and rhino party. >> very good. kennedy: i love that you write a canada goose that is fantastic, donald trump is making a lot of news because he wants to build a wall on southern border of u.s., do you want to build one on southern border of canada? >> absolutely not. i love my american cousins. i think that you know building walls -- you know that is a very controv

i am married to a mexican american, united states citizen. i am immerse in the culture. i am bicultural and proud of the diversity of my own family. my diversity not just yesterday but my lifetime, people can look at. i was talking about a narrow range. i support birth right citizenship. i support it, and think that's a noble thing to do. we have to control the immigration system in the country. >> the first chinese american say that is he needs to apologize. >> this is typical, offensive and we believe that jeb bush owes the asian community apol y apology. immigrants are what america is all about, and yet he goes with them and the term. >> all right. switching side to the democrat i can side and leading and then a ppp poll and shows sanders in first place with 41 percent and clinton is seven points back and outside the margin of era. it comes as the new york time supports the campaign and maybe even higher than president obama's back in the stage in 2008. $11.4 million have come from gifts of $200 or less. this cycle is raised more than any other candidate democratic or

but i am not going to say anything more because i am going over time here, i don't want to do that, but i do want to say that we can all see that we have created something here that is not working properly, and this process to be has been extremely inappropriate, especially this tor, and i look forward working with you and others on this committee to try to figure out a way to rectify something that has gone amok, and has been pulling back from balances here, we can ensure that human beings' lives can come into some kind of balance relative to other equities, if you will, that our government has. i want to thank the witness for here,llingness to come but i am not going to ask any more questions, because i realize i am going to get bureaucratic answers that don't really get to the essence of what the problem is. mr. chairman, if i may, the tip report is a very valuable report. the rankings have extreme significant, not just in the spotlight of shaming and nations to do better, and that is an important factor because it is not what you want to be, on a watchlist are on tier three, it also

to stand here,e i am right here. we will not back down. we will do what is necessary to defend the american people going forward. [cheering] hillary clinton and barack obama have failed this country. we are leaving them behind. we need a president who will stand up, just like ronald reagan did. we need someone to stand up and ournd our military against enemies and stick with strong american values. true, -- nk this is [cheering] this is why i am in iowa -- -- right here and right now. that is the status we have now. -- children, i want to make sure we have clean air and clean water. but we also need not only sustainable economy. we need an environment while standing up for a strong environments. i want my children to enhance good land and water but i also want them to have a job. [inaudible] the question was what will you do about -- money is power in washington. .hether it is in education we take her from washington and send it back here and ultimately to your school boards across america. you know better at the local level. it is more ef

are in my clutches, i am kennedy. kennedy: hello, welcome to dnc 's failure to explain difference, between democrats and socialists as bernie sanders is emerging from the pack. money stream dems seeking to distance themselves from the term. we talk with our party panel first time deidre bolton. and guy benson. it is fantastic, you need to read it, he is also political editor of town hall.com, welcome to you. >> hello. kennedy: lovely. >> thank you very much good company, pleased to be here. kennedy: enjoy it ho en mucho. >> maybe she was caught off guard first time when chris matthews asked but she was asked several days later, still did not have a answer just pivoted to donald trump, which is the opposite of an answer. kennedy: that is what people hate about washington, and like about donald trump, just answer the question. >> she might think i really don't know these days, and even if i think that there are important differences, that is the do dominant part of the pary now, for chair to be seen that might be seen a

>> i am not really sure.here i hope they will be is people will be saying, well, we have come forward more than i thought we would. i hope somebody will be saying that. if they say that, that will be okay with me. >> 100 years from selma? >> right. >> somebody says what do you want julian bond to be remembered for when it comes to say? >> i want people to say, he was a race man. that was a man who cared about his race and wanted to help them as much as he could. >> you said race is history. you said history is race. not race is history. >> right. >> what does that mean? >> it means history is race because we are always learning history. we are always reading history. we are always seeing it, what's happening in history, and we want to look at it more and see what's happening. >> you are a race man? >> yeah. i am a race man. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> and the winner is...stephen boyer. >> the biggest goal of my life is that i'm gonna be this super filmmaker. my parents invested in a private school t

i am working on this. when i am done working on this, i am going to start working on this again.hter] there is nothing else at this point. mike: i get two weeks off. alec: it is embarrassing that it takes us as long as it takes to do this jerky sho, but that is the reality. it takes a year. mike: this is more like doing three movies in a year. that is what it feels like. but it is 10 episodes. that is -- i don't know. seems like it should feel easier, be easier, but it is not. but i love doing it. emily: when do you start thinking about season three? mike: june. alec: we may be gathering material as we speak. emily: ok. i think we have a good spit up moment. i think that could be written into season three. alec: season three, season of the spit take. emily: all right, mike judge and alec berg, thank you so much for joining us. ♪ . . emily: from the earliest days, paypal's story is a silicon valley legend. now, this payment giant is in the midst of a makeover. >> it is regeneration. emily: preparing for what it believes is a revolution in commerce. >> the market could be as large

i am pro-life. [cheers and applause] i believe that science is proving us write every day. -- right every day. you don't have to be pro-life to understand the hideous nature of what is going on here. this is about the moral character of our nation. when you can have employees who target poor communities, who are pushing women into later term abortion so that they can more successfully harvest body parts even though late term abortions are demonstrably bad for women, you can only be horrified when you see employees picking over a petri dish for body parts while they say -- look, it's a baby. there is no excuse, planned parenthood must be defunded. [cheers and applause] anyone who buys the democrat argument, with all due respect, that this is about women's health, you need to look at all of the other facilities that provide women's health services. you need to look at how many mammograms they actually do. you need to look and understand the foundation of planned parenthood which from its inception tar

i am ashamed. i think the relationship could be restored with a president who understood the value of a person like the king of jordan. we have the opportunity to build something different. but you can't do it when you are showing disrespect to your friends like israel and egypt and kissing up and bringing hugs and kisses to the iranians who we can never trust. >> host: let's talk about some social issues. you said before if republicans want to lose a guy like you they can advocate the issue of gay marriage. i can make a conservative case for gay marriage that marriage is a stabilizing institution but i can a political case as well for gay marriage. maybe loosen the opposition. the reason is the millennial. 80 million voters who are largely in support of gay rights. is that a problem for you in terms of running for president and holding firm on to this issue i know you are passionate about? >> guest: there is a difference between gay rights and marriage. gay rights say no person could be penalized

senator graham: i am. i will take less from social security because i can afford it and give it to people who need it the most. i am willing to sit down with democrats and fix immigration instead of yelling about it all of the dam time. ce you secure the border and control can get a job, with the 11 million, let's be practical. nobody wants the crooks. the rest can stay but you have to learn our language. pay taxes and get in the back of the line and keep your nose clean. the reason i want to be president is that this country has been incredibly good to me. as a young man, i was bitter. why was my life turned upside down? why was i affected by losing my parents when i was 22? the older i got, the more i appreciated that it was not about what i lost. it is what i had. i had two parents who love me. how many people in this country have one parent maybe? i have family. how many people have nobody? i have friends and was loved and was taken care of. i am a republican, i believe in limited government, but most

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i am hurt. representativeis who submitted legislation to the state letting the state take over the school system where our citizens are suffering in new orleans. where was your common sense? we are suffering. don't take that lightly. want the assistance i am supposed to get. i have not gotten it yet. i have to get out of the hotel room by the third. i have been waiting on the trailer since october. the measurements have not been taken. it is unfair. mr. mayor, demand a public service call for help. i went to a river in oklahoma. those people in those communities did not mind helping one another, just like here. you need help. you cannot do it by yourself. : reverend, if you could, let's get fema to help you. if you could come on the side. you are a little fired up right now. i trust, he is a reverend. it will be all right. >> next question please. >> --, i am not a reverend, but i am fired up because you said all of the debris hauling is going out to people from new york, chicago, california. an