>> he is a bigot for not wanting to marry her, how could he be a bigot for dating her in the first place? >> it's about the race. >> number two,'s not a bigot because of the association he dated all kinds of women. he has long history of dating all sorts of woman. >> to be fair the slippery slope when you judge them about who they sleep with. >> i don't think that's most controversial thing to come out of that stern interview. >> high-speed chase. start us off. >> it is a day four of the manhunt for escaped convict arthur buckle. he was last seen at a bernick is cbs on wednesday, the department of corrections is responsible for keeping him in jail to the police and search party is no longer there. they did not say where he was or how they know that previous summer at large and the tri-state area, maybe further. nobody know where he is. i'll keep my ear out my you know what we find out. >> they spoke at a law-enforcement service on thursday night in new jersey. >> referred numbers tonight about how many lives have been lost. every three days a law-enforcement officer in this country dies.

and you know the biggest bigots in the world, they are the folks that call other bigots. they are the bigots that call the bigots in the world. you know what you are, you're a little punk. that's all you are. you haven't got any guts. you got too much hair on your head partner. you got a load on your mind, that's right. and cut the flood lights off. why don't you just move on over here. >> at one point the secret service ordered the lights on wallace turned out. they were fearful of an attempt on the candidate's life and said the lights blinded them. the shouting didn't let up and after more than 30 minutes of it wallace gave up. he waved to his fans and then left without finishing his speech. >> he plans motorcades through chicago but officials have refused a permit for a speech at town hall. they have enough plum to cope with the crowd. they called wallace a racist who could destroy this country and they urged democrats and republicans to speak out against him. >> michigan governor's romney there mitt romney's dad from back in the day. we remember alabama governor georg

when you have so many bigots in your midst as conservatives? look, you can find close mindedness in any ideology. but today what liberals call intolerant and bigoted by conservatives is often just a legitimate difference of opinion. apparently, times change and standards shift. just a few short years ago, for example, barack obama and hillary clinton held views on marriage that today progressives regularly condemn as bigoted. now, should we call obama and clinton bigots too? i don't think so. this is not just hypocrisy. i think it is a betrayal. progressive liberalism is at war and professes to believe in. not only tolerance in the open mind but increasingly even freedom and democracy. liberals are becoming their own worst enemies. they're becoming a force undermining what remains of the once great liberal tradition in america. in the closing of the liberal mind i can see how this happens. the first point is the one that somewhat surprised me when i started the research. today's progressive liberalism is not really your parents liberalism at al

people are surprised that he's managed to win by breaking all the rules and being a bigot and saying things that are not only politically correct and the reason he's been able to do this is there's been all this time with fear mongering. it's news and political circles, it's not surprising that his message is sadly resonating with americans, i'm just surprised that ilts resonating with american muslimmuslims. >> i'm surprised by the media the way they have been twisting and i have seen the war against donald trump from different angles. when he meant the banning of muslims, there was an issue of immigration going on. there were people coming from syria and instead of staying there and fighting for their fights, they wanted to come here and we don't have any system to vet them, people are coming on the -- >> that's just not a true -- there's a very, very laborious system that requires multiple systems in the government to have refugees file asylum. >> why the muslims want to come here, why don't they go to other countries to practice their religion, that's a question and then another

who are you bigoted against? trump detractors now? my question would be nye wie not go hard on these kind of guys. i understand why you want to play it a little safe when race is the issue. but fair enough, the one issue they had was immigration, it was latinos mostly primarily latinos. i don't know that they're actually fighting a, a race issue more along fighting a guy they don't like donald trump's idea what he thinks immigration policy should be. i guess you're right. i'll take that, kimberly. >> i don't think so. i don't recognize any of these people from latino issue forums, you know? they just sprung up out of nowhere. i don't know how politically active and involved. i'm sure there's people there that in fact belong to causes that are very dedicated to the latino community. that's good. but when you cross the line and engage in lawlessness and you're throwing things of fire at horses and throwing rocks at police and throwing rocks and reporters, that's not something that should be condoned or sanctioned. it doesn't matter what

he is a serial bigot. he comes back and says the hispanics love me. the women will love me. muslims will love me. i do business with them, but he wants to block the entry of all muslims here, and he said he would seriously consider closing down some mosques. he reverses himself and says the people that he degrades will all of him. host: let me ask you in a general election matchup with hillary clinton versus donald trump, what will you do? guest: personally? i don't flag my vote, but i always vote my conscience. we have good third parties. obviously, i am favorably disposed to joel stein of the green party. if people vote their conscience collectively, they will change politics. if they vote for the least wars, they will never have any leverage. if you signal you will vote for the least, why should they give you any time, the potential nominees? people have to populate their vote. strategic or tactical vote or least worst or they can do a vote of conscience. i prefer the latter. white vote for somebody you don't believe in just because the other person is worse? host: in mar

and bigoted but he has my full support to come to my country and be offensive.ak protects my freedom. his freedom guarantees mine. >> that is many people will have guts to say that about stuff they disagree with. i see oftentimes people are champions of free speech when it is stuff that they fancy. when it is something they disagree with, they'll say we have to shut them down. whatever capacity you hear this, good for her for saying it. i like it. >> poem don't like donald trump but she says she wants her freedom to call him a bigot. i don't know why he is a bigot. >> oh, gee, he didn't have anything to say about those mexicans. >> let's not go down that road. >> i will say, i can't express enough admiration for what j.k. rowling did there. i think liberals are in fact far too quick to shut out people who have a conservative point of view, much less a different point of view. and yes, he is objectionable on so many levels but i will say. this i said it earlier this week. president obama in his speech at rutgers said the same thing. he said i don't agree with con

should we call obama andinton clinton's bigoted to?? i don't think so. liberals have got a singular problem. they are caught up in a crippling contradiction. they brandished a sword of zero tolerance in the name of tolerance and they close down debate in the name of open-mindedness. this is not just hypocrisy. i think more importantly it is a betrayal. a progressive liberalism is that ward with what it professes to believe in. not only tolerance in the openrt mind, it increasingly freedom and democracy. liberals are becoming their own worst enemies. they are becoming a force for undermining book remains of a once great liberal tradition in america. in the closing -- in "the closing of the liberal mind," i will go through the books main points. the first one is somewhat surprising when i started the research. that is that today's progressive liberalism is not your parent's liberalism at all. it is far more radical and far more different. it's just in the old liberal traditions of fdr and jfk such as freedom of speech, political pluralism and particularly

it's like i have the free speech to tell you that you are a bigot and i don't like what you have to saye? >> the definition of a liberal right now has changed, i think. you look it up in the dictionary-- on college campuses everywhere, it's just line-- big liberal was being understanding, willing to listen to other people's opinions and the other side. and that's gone. now that that is gone, it makes a college a dangerous place, because are you only going to learn what is in that lane. and that's not good, ever. >> i think if your opinion-- (applause) i think if your opinion upholds the mistreatment of someone else, then you absolutely have the right to critique it. but i also hate this idea that this is just put upon college students. as if college students are like these big babies. i dare you to tell a baby boomer that the beatles are overrated and they will freak out. and they will freak out! >> larry: hold on. >> i'm just saying. >> larry: the beatles are not overrated, young lady. >> that's what i am saying. >> they are so quick to say that it is-- . >> larry: but it's truth. now

so yes, trump's man paladino may be a bigout but ease's-- bigot but is he only be o the new york team. for a real reflection of the a team you have to go national, people. like his campaign manager. cory lewandowski, a guy whose haircut makes him look like a show less smart forrest gump. so the big question is, what attracted trump to him. >> lewandowski has been around politics, controversy and even arrests his entire political life. >> top aide corey lewandowski charged in florida with a misdemean are charge of battery against former breets batter news reporter michelle fields. >> fields later tweeted this photo of bruises she attributed to lewandowski's action. >> trevor: in any other campaign, a misdemeanor assault charge might be seen as a negative. but in a trump campaign, that's a qualification. (laughter) look, anyone who has ever run a campaign knows you need more than just bigots and petty thugs to win the nomination. that's why trump has brought in the big guns. >> a paul manafort is brought on, convention manager for trump. >> the quintessential washington insider lobbyist

>> he's a race baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. >> is lindsey graham quietly supporting the man who gave out his cell phone number onstage? >> he gave me his number and i found the card. >> plus today's massive victory for bernie sanders with the dnc. and the ironic loophole in donald trump's denial, global warming. >> it's a hoax. it's a money-making industry. >> "all in" starts right now. >> we need some global warming, it's freezing. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes for the very first time in this very long and unpredictable campaign, hillary clinton's making a sustained definitive argument against donald trump. painting him not as a standard republican, pushing agenda items like cutting the top's top bracket and shrinking the federal budget, but as a uniquely dangerous candidate who poses an immediate threat to the american way of life and the future of this country. clinton made her case in detroit at the annual convention of the service employees international union. >> we're not talking about any ordinary anti-union, anti-worker republican. a lot of republic

we have seen hip being painted as a racist and bigot. mr. trump was one of the first to bring women in as executives to corporate america. there is a video of mr. trump speaking at a rainbow coalition meeting. there is a caricature that people have bought into that i think will dissolve when we get out there in contrast with hillary clinton. anyone who knows donald trump knows he's not a racist or bigot. charles: donald trump going after hillary clinton and bill clinton on some of his escapade for lack of a better word, is that a dangerous road for him to go down. they want to vote for hip but they are still uneasy. >> i think the truth is uncomfortable for a lot of people. when israel clinton is trying to paint mr. trump as a sexist and misogynist, he point out that hillary clinton's role in the aftermath is important considering there is a generation of women who have no idea what torment these women were put through. i think when it comes to the evangelicals, it's upsetting to see that a lot of them, they don't look at the bigger picture,

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clinton and bernie sanders rallies, they would be lambasted as looney tunes conservative, racist, bigot, you name it you would hear it, right? >> yes. you would. and you you look at what they with the tea party. and gabby gifford. i do believe it is media spin. you cannot possibly blame bernie sanders for this. not for these idiots that violate crime but the rhetoric that he's using essential hurt this is and a lot of that is not being brought light. calling hillary clinton a racist comments from 1996 and agitates people who want to protest. they are americans just like us but then you have these thugs and these idiots that do stupid things. this should be condemned by the media. >> the media are all over anything to do with a conservative protest but if it is related to the left and liberal funded groups, forget about it. >> i don't know you start burning cars and the media covers it. i think it's a little slanted but the media covers it. they were out of line. no one was taking the sides of the protesters so i don't know if it's slanded a as you're sled letang on. the other, the occup

. >> reporter: here's how it works, 15 words, likeable, bigot, scary, flash on the screen in differentick on the color that matches the color of the word, the color, not the word. when the word leader appears in yellow, click on the word yellow. if likeable appears in red, click red. the longer it takes them to click on the color, the more the experts say their brains are associating the word with the candidate. >> so if they have a strong association with that word likeable say with hillary clinton, they'll linger longer? >> talking like hundredths of a second or two. yes. >> reporter: they studied 750 voters nationwide, found their unconscious brains hardly associated hillary clinton and donald trump with the word likeable. words strongly associated with clinton were scary and presidential. trump's strongest associations included bigot and leader. >> he says i can do, i can succeed, i'm great at everything. >> reporter: and the brain picks up on that. >> exactly. >> reporter: we wanted to do our own test. we gathered ten voters at emory university. results were intriguing. before the

. >> stu came on and called donald trump a bigot.antly have people saying he's a bigot -- >> it's laughable to say that the media has been against donald trump. >> the voters see through this facade that donald trump is xy or z from week to week. they support him, we're not going to buy this characterization. and i am so proud of voters for seeing through it. >> you've had a couple hours on tv tonight, okay? so let me get a word in edgewise. i haven't had a chance yet. donald trump has been in large measure a creation of the media. nobody believes you when you say that the media criticizes him all day, because that's just not true. he has had unbelievable support from talk radio, from the very beginning. and from certain news channels who have pumped donald trump all day long. and that's one of the reasons, frankly, the conservatives have been duped is these are some of the shows they listen to. they are some of the shows that i used to listen to. and they have been singing his praises and playing his rallies nonstop from the very fi

. >> it's a great example of the supply of bigots not meeting the demand. not kidding. >> that is true. >> you fabricate bigots in the air because it's an industry. >> it's a grievance, extortion xree that gives awe tension and celebrityhood. does this guy got attention and he got celebrity? that's incentive. that's why you need a counter incentive which is a suit that just ruins the guy financially so that everybody goes, not doing that. i'm not doing that. whole foods could have given the none charity. >> yeah. >> there you go. always works that way. >>> up next, robots are destined to take over all of our jobs except mine, of course, because i'm irreplaceable. just kidding, i'm already a robot. stick around. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. hello welcome to holiday inn. running our own business, we've been traveling a lot. a hotel looking to help small b

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the left, their first instinct is to call people hateful, bigoted, there's a long list of things they say. it is simply not like that. we love all of our kids. we will continue to love all of our kids and provide the best for them. and i am going to protect our little girls in our school district and our boys. and that's just how it's going to be. >> well, as a father of five daushgs i understand this is personal for you, not only as a superintendent but as a father. appreciate you joining us, sir. good luck. come back and tell us how things turn out, all right? >> thank you. god bless to you. >> you too, sir. good sunday. liz? >> national transportation safety board go team is now headed to the scene of a deadly charter bus crash in texas. eight people were killed. more than 40 others were injured yesterday when a bus headed to a casino near laredo rolled over. all investigators know right now is the driver who did survive the crash lost control. it was raining at the time but it's not clear if that weather played a role in the crash. >>> and outside of atlanta a horrifying site at a

. >> to have a bigot and a man with racist views and a man that speaks so openly and doesn't really care about the political side -- >> there are some that are not convinces that hillary clinton is the real deal. >> i am voting for bernie sanders and going into camden to speak to the real residents of camden, there are many, many people sufberring because of these policies. >> new jersey's primary is june 7th along with california's, the last delegate rich big ones of this primary season. they will be important for hillary clinton's momentum. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> one day after his win in the west virginia primary, bernie sanders is campaigning today in montana. sanders picked up 18 delegates last night but obviously he has a long way to go and a steep mountain to climb. he has to win 66% of the remaining delegates. to close the deficit with clinton. donald trump set to meet this man paul ryan tomorrow, he down played the meeting today it's just a chance to get to know one another. chris christie, all the talk there or much of it about the visibility role he has ta

there's been a lot of talk about different side issues and who's racist and not and the bigot bomb being dropped by democrats all the time. he is a candidate who has created jobs and the clintons have been on the public payroll their entire lives and never created jobs. i hope he can focus on the race and what he's good at. a successful person inspired a lot of people to do great things and hopefully he can talk about jobs. >> earlier this week, a white nationalist was tied to donald trump's campaign as a delegate, like you, he applied to be a california delegate and not be at the convention. yesterday, mother jones releases a series of facebook posts by trump's former butler, the posts are outrageous, calls for president obama to be lynched. we spoke with him and this is him talking to our producer. >> there's more than some issues with him. he's a [ bleep ] trader. t-r-a-i-t-o-r, traitor. period. that's the way i feel. >> so you think that's what should be done with traitors? >> i think he ought to be hung. i think he should be hung. i think he should be hung next to hillary clinton an

he's been called a bigot.s represented points and has pushed out statements that represent every single one of those buckets. so much so that even the new mayor-elect in london has criticized donald trump for some of his remarks. this is the pope, you know. i mean this is someone who has clearly been on the record saying one thing. i know he turns around and says something different. he can't publicly condemn david duke. this is a real problem, and these are the types of things, the types of issues, the kind of rhetoric that is dangerous and treacherous for what this country needs to be pushing forward and toward. >> and is donald trump the type of republican you really want? i mean we have divisions with the house speaker. we have divisions among the establishment. it's what the voters like, but is that the candidate you really want? >> i'm a conservative. at the end of the day, i want my nominee to be a conservative, which is why i supported marco rubio, why i supported rand paul and other candidates. i want

religious people are called bigoted and worse. some are been threatened with boycotts, fines and imprisonment. universities where progressivism reigns supreme at prices that stifling intellectual conformity and all across america, whether it's in our neighborhood, goals or local government, there is a zero tolerance of anything that may offend or disturb whatever the orthodoxy happens to be in that particular institution at that particular time. it's plain to see that progressive liberals today have become the opposite of the liberal minded person as i've described here. they become intolerant in the name of tolerance. they become close minded. they become even less liberal which is the opposite of the liberal minded person. close minded, intolerant, stifle, dissent. too often this public shaming rituals and even coercive through the law to stifle dissent and shut down debate. so i wrote this book because i wanted to tell the story of how this happened. it's a long story. not just what happened in the last eight years. it's been g

trump has been advocating an agenda, repeating the worst, most horrible bigoted stereotypes of mexicans advocating deportation and a religious law to keep people out of the country. even the leading conservatives are condemning the trump agenda. >> robert, her tweet today which says, i love hispanics, trump 52 minutes ago, they're going to be deported, trump yesterday is not exactly correct. he never says he's going to deport all hispanics. >> when you're deporting undocumented people, you're forcing their families who are here legally to go with them. >> this is also the current law of the united states. because politicians have failed miserably for decades, someone that wants to enforce the law is racist and bigoted? absolutely not. mr. trump tweeted and touted the food at his grill and said i love hispanics. the statistics he showed regarding the immigrants coming into this country, that's homeland -- >> people are saying they're ticked off because, among other reasons, not all hispanics are mexicans. >> absolutely. frankly, it comes up mexicans being rapists and murderers is also ug

. >> it's important that somebody hold him to task for his outrageously bigoted remarks. >> the first of its kind in modern political history, up against the likely losing candidate. but just like it is in sanders' interest to soak up the spotlight, it is in trump's interest to keep sanders relevant. >> debating sanders, trump has never really delivered a stellar debate. >> trump opening the door to debate elizabeth warren, one of his dogged attackers. trump's nickname, pocahontas. >> who, pocahontas? >> look, look, she is a -- >> very offensive. >> oh, i'm pocahontas, is that that you said. >> another controversial moment, who didn't back down from his muslim ban, some international allies. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they're rattled by him. >> the president's comments come on the heels of a new global poll of citizens from france, germany, u.k., mexico and japan, finding 71% of respondents saying the views are having a bad impact for the global economy. 74% negative view of america, and 78% political views make the world less safe. >>>

de vigilancia se puede ver como un hombre, que las autoridades describen como un joven latino con bigotel empleado productos del estante, luego paga y se va en cuestiÓn de minutos. terminaron la transacciÓn y despuÉs el cajero se dio cuenta que el billete era falso, lo siguiÓ hacia afuera y le dijo el hombre que le iba a pagar, pero se escaparon. la pareja huyÓ en un honda a corto color plateado. el gerente del negocio nunca le pensÓ que le sucederÍa a ellos. compraron un producto de $24, le dimos $75 de vuelto, asÍ que tambiÉn se fueron con la plata. la policÍa dice haber recibido de reportes de negocios que reciben billetes falsos, se pueden detectar, porque el diseÑo no estÁ centrado, o el material es diferente. >> muchos vienen a pedir los cambio de un billete de 100, no lo damos porque como pasado de los billetes falsos, no queremos correr riesgos.. luz los negocios han optado comprar un marcador para detectar billetes falsos o mÁquinas como esta. >> prendes la mÁquina, pones el billete, tiene diferentes luces, cuando pones un billete tiene que dar la luz rosa. luz: le piden a la co

eric wemple called trump a bigot and massagenist. i should dismember donald trump. he's upset i didn't get personal about what trump's behavior has done to my life. hank said, i brought too much attention to myself. he found the sitdown uninformative. more informative, hank's true opinion of donald frump. amy davidson of the new yorker said i surrendered to trump, who she dismisses as a brazen liar. this is the same woman who in january accused fox news of using yours truly as a debate moderator because it's fun to show off the oddity of a smart blond. joining me now, howie kurts. good to see you. it's possible some of these folks don't like trump or republicans and wanted to see me take him out. >> first of all, a high pronile interview like this is fair game for all the critics out there, it does bother me when critics who despise trump aren't upfront about that and would not have been happy with any interview that didn't leave him a bloody mess. a bigoted quasi fascist fraud, of course this man is going to slam any sitdown where you didn't take a baseball bat to

stuart: now, i'm picking on the word "bigoted."d applied it to trump and his supporters. you say he is, incooled, bigoted, right? -- indeed. >> it's not the word i would use. it's been a low politics on a certain level, on a lot of levels, and that's what cruz is picking up on. you know, you've had trump supporters punch people in these rallies, and donald trump encouraged them to punch people and saying i'm going to maybe pay the legal bills of this guy who sucker punched a black protester. that is a kind of politics that a lot of people find very distasteful, and trump has managed to light up about 40% of the republican primary electorate, and that's why he's on the cusp of being a productive nominee, but it's made him radioactive among the general public. stuart: okay, okay. come on. you know what i'm getting at here. national review wrote the article a couple months back saying trump is not the guy, must not have trump. well, it's going to be trump. will the national review at some point turn around and say, o.k., it's trump, w

. >> it's important that somebody hold him to task for his outrageously bigoted remarks. >> reporter: it would be the first of its kind in modern political history, a presumptive nominee up against the other party's likely losing candidate. but just like it's in sanders' interest to soak up any debate spotlight, it's in trump's interest to keep sanders relevant. there are no political risks to donald trump in debating bernie sanders because trump never really delivered a stellar debate performance, yet, his poll numbers always seem to tick up a bit. >> reporter: trump opening the door to debate senator elizabeth warren, one of his most dogged democratic attackers. she once identified herself as part native american. trump's nickname for her, pocahontas. prompted this exchange with a native american writer. >> who, pocahontas? >> is that offensive? >> very offensive. sorry. >> sorry about that. >> pocahontas, is that what you said? elizabeth warren. >> reporter: yet a controversial moment for the candidate who today didn't back down from his proposed muslim ban, a stance that al yes or

. >> he's a race sein phobic religious bigot. >> a narcissist at a level i don't think this country has ever seen. >> now that we're off and running, the panel this week. all right, i'll start with you. can donald trump win without the support of the establishment republican party? >> i think it would be long shot. start by saying if the election were being held next tuesday, he would probably lose. look, let's understand that in the primary, only 19% of the available electorate has voted so far. upwards of 80% of the people are still trying to make up their mind, so he has a long time to make the sale. but two days after the nomination having this division created between paul ryan and himself, suggest that is the party is not unified no matter what he says. and that is going to create at this point, confusion all through the party and in the states. i mean, surely, he can run a campaign based entirely on his persona, but in ohio, pennsylvania, new york, wisconsin, he needs to party leadership to be able to get behind them, but they have to know what they are voting for about at the mo

. >> it's important that somebody hold him to task for his outrageously bigoted remarks. >> the first of its kind in modern political history, up against the likely losing candidate. but just like it is in sanders' interest to soak up the spotlight, it is in trump's interest to keep sanders relevant. >> debating sanders, trump has never really delivered a stellar debate. >> trump opening the door to debate elizabeth warren, one of his dogged attackers. trump's nickname, pocahontas. >> who, pocahontas? >> look, look, she is a -- >> very offensive. >> oh, i'm pocahontas, is that that you said. >> another controversial moment, who didn't back down from his muslim ban, some international allies. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they're rattled by him. >> the president's comments come on the heels of a new global poll of citizens from france, germany, u.k., mexico and japan, finding 71% of respondents saying the views are having a bad impact for the global economy. 74% negative view of america, and 78% political views make the world less safe. >>>

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. >> because i think it's important that somebody hold him to task for his outrageously bigoted remarks against mexicans and latinos, against muslims, against women, against veterans, against african-americans. >> a new poll shows hillary clinton leading sanders, though, by two points in california but nationwide clinton has a wide lead in delegates. now, the next campaign appearance for sanders in the bay area is scheduled for oakland on tuesday. >>> time is now 410. new this morning, president obama made history today becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima, the site of the u.s. atomic bomb attack in world war ii. president obama laid a wreath honoring the memories of the 140,000 people killed by that bomb. the president told why it was important to go there. >> why do we come to this place, to hiroshima? we come to ponder a terrible force unleashed in a not so distant past. we come to mourn the dead. >> and president obama met with some survivors of the bombing saying what happened in hiroshima shows why we should pursue a world without nuclear weapons. >>> 4:11