this is at a show in bloomington, indiana. thiss at the blue bird cafe.o you see this dude in the tap-out shirt. apparently, this dude flicked his cigarette on to the stage. >> that's rude. >> that's a big no-no. >> he stops the show, gets in this guy's face and tells him he shouldn't have thrown the cigarette. you have been a bad boy. >> you shouldn't have thrown the cigarette. you understand that. you've been a bad boy. >> scolding this grown man. >> the punishment is, he is not allowed to dance. >> way worse. >> he gets kicked out? >> watch. >> get out. get out. take that. >> makes this guy face the wall like he is in time-out and goes back to the show. >> that is really humiliating. >> you can't throw your cigarette on the stage. >> so, kick him out. public shaming and humiliation is much better. >> he did get to go on stage with the guy he was there to see. >> not everybody got to do that. >> we could call these videos, cats gone wild. we start someone's kitchen with a cat that's unknown to them. this cat doesn't want to be asked to leave. >> tell hi

he started tinkering with some wire guides in a spare bedroom of their apartment in bloomington. this turned into a small business, a profitable business and were able to hire people and move out of the spare bedroom and in later years, this company would grow to become the largest privately-held medical device company in the world, the cook group, head quartered in bloomington, indiana. his founder is bill cook and wife gail who survives him. ey have created thousands of jobs not just in bloomington and all over the midwest and creating them in europe. not because they want to. there were plans i'm told for a number of manufacturing facilities to be built in america's midwest. but because of our regulatory burdens and more importantly this medical device surtax, the plans were changed and those manufacturing facilities are now going to be constructed and jobs created in europe, because that's a better place to do business when they looked at their financials. they tried hard. they resisted making this decision, but their federal government pushed them in this direction. you know

. >> host: what do you do in bloomington? >> guest: i a student. >> host: what year are you? >> guest: >> caller: as senior. >> host: where did you grow up? >> caller: i grew up in new york at family heritage from the caribbean and live in florida. my view points haven't been shaped by my environment because they are mostly democratic view points. this is who i am based on my education and experience and i feel i get attacked because of these viewpoints i hold. >> host: that is the second self identify african-american woman conservative we have had. >> guest: congratulations, that is very cool. as far as being attacked, this is what i talk about it "bullies: how the left's culture of fear and intimidation silences americans," this is the life we live, no way to avoid it and one thing i learned from andrew breitbart, walked toward the fire. being who you are as offensive to some people. it shouldn't be, but you can't do anything to change that so you might as well embrace it and recognize folks won't agree with you, that is okay, some folks are jerks and when they attack you

in fact, cook international was founded by bill cook in bloomington, indiana, working out of his study in his home initially and now an international company providing thousands of jobs across the country, in pennsylvania, in indiana and other places. and unfortunately bill passed away this year. that company is going forward. but there were five new facilities hiring numerous people, advancing their products that are saving lives and making lives better that are now put on hold as a result of this tax being imposed on their gross sales -- not on their profits but on their gross sales. so you can take in a million dollars but it cost you $2 million because you're developing a new product, and you lose a million and the government says, we're going to tax in every penny that you took in, regard was whether you made a profit or not. it's just unthinkability. and to think that a majority of democrats, thankfully, have joined us in this effort and we got 79 votes out of 100 to repeal this and yet we're not able to vote on it? why are we not able to vote on it? because the white house doesn

. >> host: what do you do a bloomington? >> caller: i'm a student. i'm a senior.i'm about to graduate in the next few months. >> host: where did you grow up? >> guest: i grew up in new york from the caribbean and i grew up in florida. so my viewpoints having been shaped by my environment is mostly democratic viewpoints. this is who i am based on my education, my experience in life. i feel that i get attacked because of the viewpoints ahold. >> host: thank you for that. that's a second self identified african-american woman conservative. >> guest: first of all, congratulations. this is the life that we live. there is no way to avoid it. the one thing i've learned from andrew pipe or peer-to-peer was used to say what was the fire, meaning dean who you are as offensive to some people. and it shouldn't be, but you can't do anything to change it. folks are going to agree with you. that's okay. when they attack you for being who you are, it's not about for you to attack them and say you're a nasty person as opposed to disagree with me on my political opinions. i'm glad