. >> boyce watkins, do you think he got special treatment because he's rich?facility, he'll be there for a year and probation for ten years, but if you get sent to a juvenile justice facility, you can be there until you're 19 years old before you're actually released. >> anderson, just yesterday i talked to a man who received a 40 year prison sentence for possession of one gram of crack cocaine. he studied the law and he's as brilliant as any professor i know. when i look at him and this kid, the question is who is a greater danger to society, this person who works so hard to better himself, or this kid who has this disease, affluenza, which makes him think it's okay to get drunk, get behind the wheel, drive 30 miles over the speed limit and kill innocent victims. so, i think that this case is -- i think it's clear cut. most people watching understand how ridiculous this is, and we also have to remember this is one judge who made a decision that i don't think most judges would have made, but i think the reason it struck a cord with so many people around the co

not even gladwell can run the experiment in which boyce repeats his dyslexia, seems more personal about the attack but there was a lot of it about the dyslexia part. >> you can say certain things, not every idea can be presented or tested with scientific rigor. it's not possible. in my book outliers, i play with the idea that perhaps something about the culture of rice cultivation in southern china has contributed to asian success, chinese success in mathematics. is that a provable assumption? have no, you can't rerun history, see how chinese would do it if they hadn't had a rice cultivation, but is it not useful to play with that idea? of course not. first submit it to seven layers of academic rigor, they're saying the world would be a very boring place. i think it's fun to play with ideas, so in the case of david boice and dyslexia, he's saying this is the story of my life. my dyslexia i believe caused me to shift direction and what he said was, i could not read as a child. and in order to deal with this very, very serious problem, i consciously set out to do two things. one, i realiz

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. >> going to indiana boyce school or girls school is the most restrictive place or restrictive punishment i could give them. you're in a prison. it's the worst thing i can do to them. >> some people it takes a big problem to open their eyes. just like for me, like i went to boys school and it calmed me down a lot. if you read my reports and everything about me, you would be like why would he be here now when we doing so good. like, i believe boys school changed me. >> he's done so much better than in the past. he was failing his classes. that changed. grades started improve. he starred working and unfortunately, when he hung around with the wrong crowd and you get blamed sometimes for things that you don't even do. >> big problem it's something i really didn't do this time. i'm black and i look like a thug and i got pone in my pocket. that's what it is. >> they just think i'm a drug dealer because look at all that, man. come on, they think everybody selling drugs when they're back. it's not even like that. i work hard for everything that i got. >> you have to problem them wrong. >> that's

back in 2009 david boyce, greenberg longtime lawyer, famed lawyer, offered a plane ride coming essentiallye enemy, the deputy attorney general, david alan horn. rick folbaum? not erikson adamant, but david al-anon. last week he released this statement downplaying the plane right timing that the deputy attorney general did nothing wrong in accepting the plan right for which she was not reimbursed. that statement allegedly of said the client. and now there are charges of witness tampering. the esteemed lawyer joining us now to sort it all out. david, let's clear this up. you were in omaha, neb. watching warren buffett kate deposed to overhang greenberg. >> i was actually taking the deposition. general wheat was part of the deal in question. the alleged sham transaction to newsletter. >> he was the one created the transaction. >> that's right. liz: and out you were there, of course, the enemy, the other side, the attorney general representative was there. and he missed his flight. as you're jumping on their private jet, did he ask you for right? >> no, he didn't. i offered. he was stuck there

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but the two lawyers who argued those cases, david boyce and ted olson, come out of the supreme courtecause they're not getting the decisions today, they're walking down the stairs and literally we're crushed. we had this terrible decision from the supreme court. literally half of the reporters got up and followed the two lawyers. the decision hadn't come out yet. they just wanted to follow them and find out what these two celebrity lawyers were going to say about the doma cases that were yet to come. it was kind of a stark moment where this devastating thing had happened not just to african-americans but to americans where the supreme court had essentially, you know, opened the floodgates to what we've seen in the last few months in terms of limiting democracy. it's a strange kind of contrast between these two things. the good news that's come out is the willingness of lgbt actists to stand firm about their support going forward. >> i want to put a peg in the reminder there's not black communities and gay communities. lgbt communities and those of color intersect. in popular culture

we know it can be intimidating but we're here to show you that skate boarding is not just for boyce.ute. for promoting the inclusion of girls in skate boarding, sierra, bella and rels are our foot soldiers for the week. we've got our helmet. maybe next time nerveland comes to california, we'll join you. that's our show for today. in more melissa harris-perry, i'll see you tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern and we're going to rage against the machine. we're going to go dean on the minimum wage issue set up as one of the defining issues for the 2014 elections and its an a political device that can an can be weaponized. we'll get into the that tomorrow on mhp. now it's time for a preview of weekends with alex witt. >> i would join the pink posse a couple decades ago but now i'm too smart to do that. anyway, good story. thank you so much. the standard argument against raising the minimum wage is that it is a job killer. but now a new article raises new questions about whether it in fact creates jobs. i'm talking to its author. as the white house considers reforming the nsa is, new reports th

eight out of every ten girls and nine of every ten boyce will be rearrested before they are 28.nt three years teaching teenagers in the rikers adolescent facility. of the 13,000 students she taught during that time, over 600 cycled back into rikers. jornds shifted from the classroom to the kitchen to try to change that or more specifically to the food truck. her organization drive change is now training and employing formerly incarcerated youth in new york city, giving kids the chance at a job and a better future. jordan is here with me now along with her head chef roy waterman who is now the owner of his own catering company. thank you both for being here. >> such a pleasure. >> jordan, tell me why food trucks? of all the possibilities. >> so as a teacher on rikers iened la, i was working with adolescents who were treated as adults in the criminal justice system. new york is one of two states, north carolina the other, that automatically arrested 16-year-olds as adults. i watched my students recycle back into the system. there was a culinary arts class in one of the school prog

. >> ted olson and david boyce, the two lawyers who brought the case in california challenging propositionuccessful in getting the supreme court to end the enforcement of proposition 8 but not for all the reasons they wanted. they wanted a broad constitutional ruling and they didn't get it. they're back in next year to try to get it. >> you have russian lgbt activists and they've put themselves out there. a little bit of a risk. right? >> it will be very important next month to see at the sochi games what happens in russia, of course. there is a new law in russia which makes even talking about issues related to sexual orientation anywhere where minors could be present a crime punishable by imprisonment and we'll see what happens in russia next month. lit make that olympics even all the more exciting and interesting and give it a news focus. >> on your list is president obama, and wasn't his inaugural address you're making note of here? >> his inaugural address was so important but also as important was the fact that he came out for same-sex marriage last year but we saw this year his justi