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embassy in london where he was probing me about ben carson this was a common pattern i witnessed over the subsequent months from my work with ben carson and then of course when i joined donald trump's campaign i had the kitchen sink thrown at me if you will by various assets of course we don't have enough time to get into but i explain in my book i was contacted by the cia the dia a british intelligence is really is. and they were all seemingly paranoid about donald trump's candidacy his team and i actually believe that he did have a chance to win in the early in the book and says this is what happens when you work for trump you just say something about the deep state and because we don't have time next time we could talk about israel maybe i would now because you when you hear that phrase this is what happens when you work for a job that quotes came from one of the 7 f.b.i. agents who are sensually rushed me off of a shuttle train as i was landing at dulles airport immediately upon landing i understood that this was they had no vendetta against donald trump and they knew that he was

i was living and working in london at the time i had just finished working with the ben carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser and i left and i went back to london where i joined this organization named a london sun's or for international law practice which in my opinion and many people's opinions are now seems to be some sort of fronts group for something that i didn't think it was including possibly western intelligence and former western diplomats operating out of that that sons are and i was working there and a woman who used to work with bob muller something i didn't know of course in 2016 and when i told her i'm leaving to join the donald trump campaign because he wants to have me as a foreign policy adviser she said before you go you need to go to link campus and you need to meet some business partners of ours and that's when i went to this cia school as i explained earlier and that's where josephs was i should say i was passed on to me joseph smith said there by the former italian foreign minister of in chancel scottie who was also under investigation at this point and to b

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ben carson there back in washington, d.c. thank you. a new piece of "the new york times" which tonight -- it reads the following. "the mathematical reality means it's standing strong against racism. the good electoral calculus for democrats." you're now david bossie, trump 2016 deputy campaign manager, president of citizens united, also a fox news contributor and geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large. thank you and good evening. david, what is the calculus of race in this election 2020? >> well, this is a sad period for us. after two years of russia collusion, russia, russia, russia, the president is a russian agent. it was outrageous, it was a lie. it was built on a lie. that has failed, it has flopped. the speech and hearing is over, the report is done and the democrats move on to race and that's where we are today. this president has done more for the african-american family than any president in history. you look at the record -- >> bill: dr. carson was making some of those points. geraldo, you said earlier today, you said

he can call the secretary of housing, and tell ben carson, you have to do something different than what you're doing now. the point is, he wants to paint a portrait of democrats and progressives and those who are concerned about these issues, and somehow out of step, out of tune, allow their public policies 20 undercut and undermine the people they are meant to help, and the reality is, his public policy ain't doing nothing, it's not just a matter of come mas, it's semicolons. >> look at you. from the numerical to the grammatical, i expect nothing less. i mentioned earlier in the broadcast, we're going to get you a little on 2020. jesse jackson is still a big leader, he summons people to have these kind of conversations, particularly about his issues in civil rights. here's mayor pete today talking at that event. take a look. >> when you're new on the scene, and you're not from a community of color, you got to work much harder in order to earn that trust, trust is largely a function of quantity. i'm committed to doing that work. the most important question is, will our policy benefit bl

the fact that ben carson went there is probably a good move, because no matter what the president doesays, or where he goes, they are going to turned it into a major protest against him and his rhetoric. in his words here's what i do know about the president -- the president really wants to work with the people in baltimore, the leaders, to fix the situation. but instead of focusing on rats, they want to focus on race. that's what this is all about. no matter what the president does, it's a lose-lose proposition for him in the eyes of elijah cummings and other black leaders in baltimore. the facts speak for themselves, and they are ignoring the facts. >> harris: do you think we'd be having this deep in conversation with the spotlight on baltimore and some of the areas -- i mean, some have been gentrified and are beautiful. but that unemployment rate has come down under this president and that poverty level is stubborn. it is stubborn at 22%. they have some difficulties here. do you think we'd be focused on that at this point if it had not been for the president and his comments? maybe

[applause] we are also very fitful as well to have with the secretary ben carson. ank you very much. thank you bitten and acting director person that you know very well, acting director can. [applause] we spent a lot of time with these folks and have a lot of respect for you. in the national park service is, i want to thank you all for being here with us. a great honor. i also want to recognize everyone as american revolution in the jamestown settlement, the james town, yorktown foundation, the jamestown rediscovery project and preservation of virginia. thank you very much, what a great job you do. [applause] the fact is that each of you has helped protect and preserve treasures here jamestown and it's a great debt. we owe you a great, great debt. what a job. on this day 1619, just a mile south of where we are together now, 22 newly elected members of the house of burgesses, assembled in a small wooden church, they were adventurers and explorers, bombers and painters, soldiers, scholars and purging men. all had struggled, all had suffered in all had sacrificed in pu

and he said yeah, but this is ben carson. i mean, that's the kind of person that he is. that's the kind of person i've always known him to be. you know, his interest is in everybody doing well and the policies are such that a rising tide floats all boats, and you can see that. the manifestation is so clear, you know, in terms of the unemployment rate, particularly for minorities. >> but that's not what we were talking about. we were talking about whether his tweets were racist or not. i understand the policies are great and the economy is doing well but this is a question of racism. >> yeah, well, the place where that intersects is because he is spending so much time and energy with policies that elevate the very people that they are claiming that he is against. that's my point. >> secretary carson, thank you very much for joining us. question for you. do you think these four women, these young women in congress, the so-called squad, do they represent minority thinking or in particular, do they represent the view that a lot of people in the african-american community hav

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>>>oday hud secretary ben carson visited baltimore.he worked there for years as aic pedianeurojury son. what he said today is making helines. >> reporter: what you're looking at is the surprise before the surprise, a last-minute chaine. he case, the white house trying to change the narrative in the war of words that started saturday morning on twitter. the president attacking the city and its rep and congress. today secretary carson called for unity. >> i talked to the president over the past couple of days about what can we do for baltimo baltimore. he's very willing to work with baltimore including elijah cummings. >> reporter: he talked about chi and tokyo and compared baltimore to a cancer patient. >> you can put a nice suit on it and try to ignore it, but that cancer is going to have a devastating effect. >> reporter: dr. carson who spent more than 30 years practicing in baltimore was called out publicly by many city leaders includi brandon scott. >> dr. carson to compare a city to a cancer patient is utterly disrespectful, but si

. >>> developing story, housing and urban development secretary ben carson is the baltimore, the presidentefends his negative comments about baltimore. >> the president is sticking by his criticism of the city and democratic leaders. >> reporter: finally somebody is pointing out how corrupt baltimore is. >> reporter: president trump doubling down on his critique of baltimore. >> baltimore has been very badly mishandled for many years. congressman cummings has been there for a long time. >> reporter: the district throne in to the spotlight after the president called ate disgusting rat infested mass. the president meeting with black pastors at the white house, reverend king, the niece of the late dr. martin luther king jr., coming to the president's defense. >> we have an opportunity to continue to be blessed and we have a president who is listening. >> reporter: hud secretary ben carson paying a visit to baltimore today to get a firsthand look at the situation. >> there are a lot of excellent, wonderful people here. there are a lot of good places here in baltimore as well. there are problem

an exclusive on the story, housing and urban development, ben carson who has today been touring localthe trump administration and to end homelessness in america. great to have you with us, secretary carson. tell us what you have seen peer to tell us what you've seen on the streets today. >> i actually saw some very positive things on the street today. i was in salt lake city at welfare square, which is something that is sponsored by the mormon church and they provide all kinds of wraparound services to help people to be able to accelerate and to be successful. clothing, food, job opportunities, all those kinds of things. the kinds of things that we really should be concentrating on. as we get to this issue of homelessness, where we are seeing the most homelessness are in places that have the most regulation. you know, as a physician, i like to go directly to the source of the problem and not just treat the symptoms. a lot of the people that we complain about are the symptoms, but what is the root cause? the places where we see the most homelessness have the largest numbers of regulato

joining us now is more, secretary ben carson. you know, dr.arson, this is every big liberal city in america. we are now chronically the same failed policies and we've got these idiots that are in detroit and they want to implement not only the same policy is about they want to implement it nationwide and worse. does that then become america? >> unfortunately, it has become to a large degree. you know, we have gone from i can do society to a what can you do for me society and this really does need to change. you know, a lot of this has been focused on the present president and his language. the only thing the president is guilty of is not being politically correct. and bringing attention to things that are supposed to be slipped under the rug. you probably know some people who, you know, are extremely messy and then when somebody is coming over, they sweep everything in the closet and covered everything over and act like, you know, this is what's going on. we can't have this because these children, they deserve so much better. you know, -- >> s

ben carson. >> some of the things that have come out of the mouths of these four freshmen congresswomans offensive, it is anti-american and the president is saying listen i love our country. >> he is not a race i've and his comments are not racist but he loves the country very much. reporter: every single house democrat voted to condemn the president's tweets and subsequent remarks. house speaker nancy pelosi ride to draw a distinction that it was president's words they feel he was racist. >> we were not saying he was racist. we were saying that the words he used was racist. that was as gentle it could be considering inappropriateness and disgusting nature of what the president said. reporter: speaking of house speaker pelosi, i'm told, connell, melissa, house speaker, along with chuck schumer on the phone with treasury secretary steve mnuchin who is overseas in france right now to talk about the deb ceiling. that conversation conversation lasted a half hour i'm told. nancy pelosi would like some sort of a resolution by the end of this week so they could move forward potentially to rais

accused of playing dirty tricks and sent out the alert to caucus goers in iowa indicating that ben carsonld be dropping out of the race when in fact he had not said as much, so that played into the perception of lying ted as donald trump called him. the second moment that cruz viewed as pivotal and was never reported until the book was that ted cruz had made an outreach to marco rubio to join forces, to take down donald trump together. rubio was on the ropes, he was about to drop out of the race, and cruz threw him a lifeline saying look, the two of us together, we can beat trump. if we form a ticket, these two young, bright hispanic stars of the party, we operate in different worlds, we come from different spectrums, i'm a tea party on fire guy, you're friendly with the establishment, we could have a hell of a coalition, and beat trump together. they had a whole meeting, mike lee was set to broker this meeting, rented out this penthouse, very private in a hotel room in miami to have this sort of mafioso gathering, and rubio stood cruz up. and cruz told me when i lay awake thinking about

housing and urban development secretary ben carson is backing president trump today during a surprise visit to baltimore amid the firestorm over the president's criticism of democrat elijah cummings. carson, who worked as a surgeon in baltimore for more than three decades, says he is working with the president to address conditions in that city. watch. >> i talked to the president over the last couple of days about what we can do for baltimore. he is very willing to work with people here in baltimore, including with elijah cummings. but the president's emphasis is on the people. >> harris: this, as president trump is pushing back against democrats who claimed that his criticisms of cummings and baltimore were racist. >> i think the word has really gone down a long way. because everybody is called a recess now. her own party called nancy pelosi a racist two weeks ago. the word is so overused, it's such a disgrace. i can tell you, i'm the least racist person there is in the world. in some cases there are true, there are people who are racist. bad people. with me, they have a hard time g

or ben carson is in the sunken place. >> reporter: but it isn't. >> see, i would never say these thingsn a public address, but, someone else would. someone like jordan peele, moving forward, we need to be more vigilant. >> reporter: in this case, buzz feed and jordan peele used the technology to create an eye-grabbing psa, but experts fear that in the wrong hands deep fakes could become the next frontier in fake news and spark very real consequences. what could be so dangerous about a deep fake? >> we're used to looking at an image or video and putting faith in it, and with the rise of being able to manipulate that, our faith is going to be in jeopardy. >> reporter: it created deep concern in 2017 when reddit users started posting fake pornographic videos online, largely targeting actresses like gal gadot, super imposing her face without consent. as the technology continues to evolve, some people worry they could become intis ding wishable from the real deal. potentially triggering widespread panic, riots or even war. those threats grabbed the attention of lawmakers. >> deep fakes is a

i was talking to ben carson yesterday. i don't want to betray trust, but we were talking about the situation. you look at some of you like ilhan omar, who is a refugee, no congresswoman. look at somebody like aoc, who got to college. then once you graduated, was a bartender and is now a congresswoman. this is an incredible country. it couldn't happen anywhere els else. ben carson said to me, "i've faced real racism in my life. coming from abject poverty. but i didn't let it slow me down. i became a neurosurgeon. and look at this room -- i'm a cabinet member for a president of the united states." he's not a victim, he is the victor. that's the different here. and the fundamental dichotomy, a different choice between where we stand and where the left stands. we believe this country is the greatest place, the greatest idea ever realized. and they don't. they've set a time and time again, and that's what this is about. the president has made that really clean. >> harris: i want to bring up this point -- to the president here f

secretary ben carson, thanks very much. >> always a pleasure.hank you, tucker. >> tucker: so is america a racist country? is it more racist than it once was? or is a lot of this dishonest? roger kimball is the publisher of "the new criterion," just wrote a fantastic piece on that question. he joins us tonight. roger, thanks so much for coming on. >> great to be with you, tucker. >> tucker: is america more racist than it was five years ago? ten years ago? >> clearly not. it's nice to listen to secretary carson speak with what david hume called the calm sunshine of the mind. it is clearly less racist than it has ever been, just as every college campus is less racist than it has ever been. listening to the juvenile squad, these four women who are only incidentally legislators, what they are really doing is burnishing their own celebrity.a they aren't taking care of their constituents. i wish they would give thet phrase "people of color" a rest. we need to retire that phrase because it is a racist -- >> tucker: what does that mean? >> you are a nice

the white house did counterbalance the president's stick with hud secretary ben carson's carrots. >>u have a patient who has cancer and you can dress them up and put a nice suit on and you can try to ignore it, but that cancer is going to have a devastating effect. >> carson invited congressman elijah cummings to join him at a baltimore news conference today. cummings was unavailable and neither side has made moves towards any future meeting. carson touted the administrations opportunity zones. there are 149 in maryland alone, like here at holland's house. his claim, new housing for low income residents pay a third of their income to live while developers get tax breaks that grow over time. one landlord in baltimore is jared kushner. two of the properties owned by his family's companies just outside cummings district have been cited by the city repeatedly for violations ranging from leaky windows to rodent infestation. the battle over baltimore made for some pointed jabs at last night's democratic debate. speak a little kid literally woke up this weekend, turned on the tv and saw the

i'm calling out ben carson who spent the majority of his career in west baltimore, in baltimore. use. i know you lived in baltimore. as a member of his senior cabinet, where is ben? why is he not calling it? he's in charge of housing for the trump administration. where are you? why are you not defending baltimore? >> and as we go, i am going to say former maryland lieutenant governor michael steele said to you know who, your reprehensible comments are like water off a duck's back. it washes over them. it does not stick and it will not stain. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sensitivity. and then i jump on the trampoline. ahh brain freeze! no, it's my teeth. your teeth hurt? sensitivity. i should do something about it. 80% of sensitivity starts at the gum line, so treat sensitivity at the source. new crest gum and sensitivity starts treating sensitivity immediately, at the gum line, for relief within days and wraps your teeth in sensitivity protection. ohh your teeth? no, it's brain freeze! crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. seventh g

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i'd like to start off and if you'd like to stay for this you can, ben carson is going to say a few words and then i think jared is going to talk about immigration at some of our plans for immigration and then we're going to go around the table and if the press wants to stay, you can, if you'd like to leave, it's like i said the other day, i don't mind. you wantto leave, it's your option. you can leave anytime you want to. please, ben . >> thank you mister president and us before i talked a little bit about the red cross, i want to thank you for your incredible courage, and your resilience in the face of unwavering criticism, unfair criticismall the time . i would just sort of sum it up by saying would you rather have a non-politician whose get a lot of stuff done or somebody who is still a talker and get nothing done. but i agree with you. >> as i told you before i think god is using you. >> you have said that and i appreciated, thank you once again, promises made our promises kept. you said in the inaugural address. we've not forgotten them under this country. and last december you put

ben carson. it's disgusting political gamemanship to call him a racist.: the president, his supporters say, he's talk about stewardship of our inner cities. we are seeing estimates from $9 billion to $16 billion. it went from federal aid, taxpayer money went into baltimore last year. the president -- baltimore officials are saying the president is wrong there. what's your reaction to all of that? >> well, again, this whole concept of racism doesn't mean anything in america today. the word has been overused to the point that people are desensitized to it. if you look at the facts the mayor of baltimore had to resign as a result of the corruption probe. despite the tens of millions that have come into the city, we are not seeing the progress we would like to see in the city of baltimore. the president attacked representative cummings who is the long-term representative of baltimore. what else the congressman's most of distinctive achievement as a member of congress? i can't think one, and i have been following him for 25 years. president trump has passed th

you didn't see is billions of dollars going into black communities because of opportunities with ben carsonnd donald trump. not just that but 31/2 million african americans are off food stamps and now working. that is where we need to get to as the black community and i could go on and on with these policies, talk about historical black colleges, the former slave population, former slave population in america is the poorest, sickest and most uneducated group of people in america but liberal politicians want to talk about border crisis and letting more illegal immigrants come -- we have a former slave population that is still hurting and it is just not right, not okay. go into the neighborhoods in east cleveland, terrible crime rates. baltimore is like a war zone, chicago, talking dozens of black people killing each other because of systematic issues and something has to change and we got to wake up every single one of our urban areas is run by democratic leaders, there is an issue with that. we got to take a step back as people come together as americans, we are american folks. todd: i can

the question about moving forward and how to change this, hud, led by ben carson is actually rewritinghe rules right now. a lot of these big cities, who have sunken into crime and horrible living conditions, to reduce some of that stuff. >> i'm all for it. i'm up for it. but i will say that when i noticed the so-called squad, or when he went after john lewis. >> or joe biden. or bernie sanders. >> hold on. what does he do when he goes after critics or people of color? he starts talking about rats and rodents and infestation. >> there are actually rats running around. there are rats in the video. they were actually rats. real rats. >> don't we have other headlines in which they actually agreed? >> i guess cbs is racist. constantly about critics of color. >> when he ran for president, he said it was a drug-infested don done. he talked about american. the opal he owed american.>> greg: we've got to move on. how they are planning to go after president trump had. ♪ most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destinati

hud secretary ben carson in baltimore striking a very different tone about that city than president trump he says the administration is continuing to look for ways to work together to improve the problem areas in the city. >> just in the last year when you look at the federal money that's come to baltimore, it's been in excess of $16 billion. i don't think there's been a lack of investment i think perhaps we need to look at how that investment is utilized >>> the milepost 97 fire in oregon has burned more than 12,000 acres, and it's only 15% contained. fire officials say despite those numbers, they have been able to make some progress due to cooler weather. >>> and hall prince, a broadway director and producers of shows like "phantom of the opera" "cabaret" and "sweeney todd" has died he would not a staggering 21 tony awards. hall prince was 91 years old >>> two of my favorites he directed and produced "fid her on the roof" "south pacific," the lest goes on and on. >> unbelievable. >> it is >>> here is ast is what's coming up >> announcer: ahead, brexit is starting to show up in more and

it is equivalent to jeb bush who in all the early polls lead and scott walker who led and ben carsonynamic on the democratic side this year but in terms of regaining support to solidify where you are, the retail campaign going door-to-door, a lot of townhall's and making sure you are connecting with voters. rob: we do appreciate it. jillian: the shopper who left a pint of ice cream and put it back. rob: the show won't go on for rick springfield, why the singer is canceling concert to keeps fans safe. ♪ . . jillian: good morning, welcome back. rick springfield calls off a show in the dominican republic over health concerns for fans. the band deciding to move a november event from pung to mexico mexico year. the safety and well-being of our amazing fans, band and crew will always be the most important consideration in any situation. at least 13 americans have died in the d.r. since last summer. rob: a mother is furious at united airlines claiming they put her son on the wrong flight. antwon byrd's flight from atlanta to new jersey went smoothly until the airline put him on a plane to g

did you watch the time where trump and ben carson missed their cues and got stuck in the hallway of the debate stage? or in the case where he stood out literally. and the two guys who ended up in the federal government are the debate into an escape sidential seriously what lessons can you learn from the debate or perfnces limit your vocabulary to four words, and if you get lost, remember to act natural and stair directly into the camera, like you're having your portrait drawn. [ cheers and applause now before the debate, the candidates also showed up, checked out the debate stage who got stuck spotting a casual look >> he's doing his walk through that's going to be happening through the course of the day. there's tim ryan wearing his cap backwards. >> seth: uh. hera guys, there aren't came here now, right? did you get confused and think this way your office softball game you look like you should be om slamming stall boys at red sox game most democrats seemed to enjoy talking about policy and thecr campaign has been inibly substantive. kamala harris has a plan for households and senator

ben carson justified the proposal rule by saying, it's not that we're mean hearted, it's that we're logical. you take care of your own first. the people he is attacking are our own. our neighbors, our families. we cannot allow them to be turned out of their homes. i want to thank supervisors peskin, walton, mar, haney and fewer for co sponsoring this resolution and i hope you will join me in opposing this horrific potential policy change. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. have safai. >> i'd like to be added to supervisor ronen's resolution along with supervisor mandelman that has to do with ab-5. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. and supervisor walton. >> thank you so much, madam clerk. today i have introduction of a resolution and also a memoriam. i'll start with introduction of a resolution. today i am introducing a resolution along with supervisor fewer to urge the office of small business to convene a small business economic mitigation working group to outline economic mitigation measures and support of san francisco's small businesses and mom and pop stores, corner stores,

sometime he and ben carson curl up into each other's arms like two adorable kittens. this is wilbur ross. you may know him as the bad guy they unmask at the end of every scooby doo. a spokesperson for tcommerce department said secretary ross is a tireless worker who is the sole decision-maker at the department. let's take a look at some of his tirelessness then. >> to inspire mankind. great cities -- >> he's very, very, not very many people know it, wilbur ross is betsy's dad. hey, speaking of effective public servants, sarah huckabee sanders is said to be pondering a run for governor in her home state of arkansas. which makes sense. her dad was governor, and they couldn't do worse than him. the election isn't until 2022. but they're already print beiin posters. they're off to a strong start. and not only do they have a poster, they have a commercial, too. >> the people of arkansas deserve a governor with a plan, a plan to address the issues, arkansans care most about, like education. >> i'll have to get back to you on that one. >> job creation. >> i'm not going to ge

he started by holding a cabinet meeting, and hud secretary ben carson covered his pal's sizable ass.would you rather have a non-politician whose speech is unfiltered but gets a lot of stuff done, or somebody with a silver tongue who gets nothing done? >> but i thought i had a silver tongue? >> stephen: (trump accent) i thought i had a silver tongue. silver tongue, gold hair. bronze face, lead poisoning." ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: (trump accent) that's what i -- i -- i -- a shred of spine was shown by utah senator mitt romney, seen here ordering a flavorless seltzer, hold the bubbles. ( laughter ) he called trump's comments "destructive and demeaning," but were they racist, mitt? >> would you go so far as to say "racist comments?" >> that's all i got, thanks! >> stephen: what courage. ( laughter ) he's like gandalf in "lord of the rings." (as gandalf) "you shall not... that's all i got." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) go back to the darkness! fly, you fools! but most republicans deflected questions about trump's racism with attacks on the congresswomen, like this bizarre take f

remember how just getting the herd onstage afterba ben carson missed his cue caused a backup.sionally invade each other's space. and pretend to be friendly. with ten candidates at a time, it can feel like an episode of "veep." >> let's turn our attention to foreign policy. >> bring it on. >> africa. >> pass. >> reporter: a real candidate can't pass up the chance to look over. >> marco, the thing is this. >> reporter: land a body blow. >> he doesn't know what he's doing. >> there it is, the memorized 25-second speech. >> reporter: eyeing your opponent as you lower the boom. >> that little girl was me. >> reporter: dominating the conversation. >> let me talk. >> quiet. >> reporter: hoping to score that viral moment, even unwittingly. that's how o'rourke broke into spanish. [ speaking in spanish ] but in the end, it doesn't really matter who is standing next to whom, thanks to the split screen. with the camera watching your every facial twitch. >> he's a chaos candidate. >> reporter: making chaotic faces. >> he said he wouldn't want such a hot head with his finger on the nuclear

show up in congress today, secretary of housing and urban development and "sleepy time tea" bear, ben carsont we really learned from carson today, is that in two years he has learned nothing about his own agency, especially the office of minority women inclusion, or omwi. >> are you familiar with omwi and what it is? >> with who? >> omwi. >> amway? >> omwi? come on, mr. secretary, i asked you this when you were here last year, and you asked me to be nice to you. and you turned to your staff, omwi, and you have an omwi director. and we wrote you a letter about it and om-wi. >> stephen: remember we pinned a note to your suit about omwi. the note also said, "hello, my name is ben and i am lost and i'm unqualified for my job. the secretary of housing and urban development also did not know about bank-owned foreclosed real estate, also known as r.e.o.s. >> i would also like you to get back to me if you don't mind to explain the disparity in r.e.o. rates. do you know what an r.e.o. is? >> an oreo? >> no, not an oreo. >> jon: oh, my! >> stephen: ( as carson ) "is it a mint milano? is it a dosey doe