this reporter is someone with less power, and that's why people felt this is bullying. the bigger societal question is why so many people in our culture were drawn to this type of behavior feeling like it's strength. >> why do people go to bullies? to vote for him. why did trump feel like he had to do his usual narcissistic rage number here and go back at her when it was over. it was a television show. move on. >> donald trump cares about his image more than any politician i've ever seen, which means a lot. having spent time in his office, for example, he's got so many awards to himself but not enough wall space to put them on that they're all stacked up on his couch. there is no place to sit because he's got so many awards. now, in terms of speaking as a bully, having gone to his rallies, he said at his rallies, i am your voice. let me be your voice. i am the voice of the voiceless. i am the voice of the silent majority. but those people, i give them enough credit to have not voted for him to pick on a guy like surge kovalesky. they wanted him to be the bully against t

. >> why do people vote for people that are bullies? tell me why. >> blt built on domination and not cohesion that's why it's upsetting that we as a society would be moving in this direction. >> we abraham lincoln are not macho men. he didn't do that. >> i can only testify having been at his rally, those people wanted him to be a bully, their bully against other forces they thought were oppressing him, the politically correct, chinese, mexican immigrants. >> why does it fit in? >> it doesn't fit in. having watched that tape you put together, my prediction is this kind of thing won't last. it can't last. >> that behavior. >> the moment he gets into trouble, politically, all the people that he called clowns and cripples are going to come back on him. >> inter-view with the "new york times" this morning, trump dismissed criticism. " "we are going to have record setting dress shops are sold out in washington, it's hard to find a great dress for this inauguration." the fact-check foubd found to be just bs. what is it about this guy that make

that as bullying so much as an angry politician, which i'm used to. but the threat of the twitter account was clear. i already had the one in question drafted. it had been drafted for weeks. the opening round was electric hard questioning for all of them that was in the bag for weeks. for now i am in a position where i know he is angry. he feels antagonized. he wasn't antagonized, but he feels antagonized and he spent those four days trying to feel me out a little bit. like what's the story with her, what's going to happen to her. they didn't try to get me pulled from the debate but it was clear that he was focused on me. extraordinarily focused on me. at the time i thought to myself this would be the biggest story in the country if people knew he threatened to unleash his beautiful twitter account on the. i wasn't at liberty to reveal that and that wasn't a conversation that she'd given me permission to reveal, nor do i think that it was appropriate. and even then if he got angry, i didn't want that. then we had the thursday debate and i'd say the re

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a bully, when you have a bully, i learned a long time ago you hit the bully between the eyes and you hard and really fast. the other day -- she doesn't want to get involved anymore because a bully is basically afraid. a person who's afraid. hit a bully hard, folks, really hard. >> why now? somebody watching at home and they say, you went on and you said she was at my wedding, i can't stand her, i hate what she stands for. why do you throw in the part she's a pig? that's what people who are against you saying, say she's a bully and you can't stand her. >> i'm honest. that's me. excuse me. i went onto a show and they said, mr. trump, you called her crude. i said, no, i didn't, i called her a de jen rat. the "today" show. it was meredith, you called her crude. no, i said much worse. crude i would use. that's not strong enough. the fact is, she is crude. the fact is, she is all of the things i said. and one of the reasons it became the number one story on the internet and all over the place, is people don't hear this. somebody said you use the f word. i know two f words, fact and a much

- well i love writing bullies. - you do? - yeah. - you're pro-bully? - yeah, i think i was a bully. - do you? - yeah, especially to my brother, my kid brother. i always knew how to make him cry. - are there elements in this book of your own experience? - well you can't help but do that i think when you write. not intentionally. i just like writing bullies. i think he's a very funny character. he does horrible things to all the other kids and he thinks it's funny. he says they have no sense of humor. - [evan] right, it's all on them, it's their problem. - they're losers. - [evan] right. - he's just a horrible kid. my favorite scene in the book, if you want to talk about the book. - i wish you would, please. - is the principal calls him in and shows him a film about a horrible school bully, and then says to him, his name's rick scroogeman. - [evan] rick scroogeman. - yes. he says, what do you think of that guy in the film? he said, he's awesome. - right, he loves him. it's a role model. - yeah, and he's awesome. - right. - so i love that part. you write

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bullying you had since seventh grade. >> i don't know if i would classify that as bullying other thanian which i am used to but the threat of the twitter account was clear. i already have that woman question drafted. i know i am asking this. it has been drafted for weeks. the opening round was electric, hard questioning for all of them. so now i am in a position where i know he is angry. he feels antagonized. he wasn't antagonized but he feels antagonized. he spent those four days trying to feel me out, what are you going to do about her? what is going to happen with her? no one ever told me he was trying to get be pulled from the debate but clearly he was focused on me. extraordinarily focused on me. i thought this would be the biggest story in the country of he a list the twitter account on me and use every fox executive in the building prior to the presidential debate. i was not at liberty to reveal that, what he had given me permission at that time to reveal, nor did i think it was appropriate. it was something where i didn't want to screw up the debate and even then i had the sen

i'm speaking for a young boy experiencing bullying every day. it is very easy to say we are living in a multicultural society and so-called equal opportunities but it is not just enough to make legislation and lean back. race and religion remain issues we need to tackle. we are on the right track. we made a good promise, but it is not over. still work to be done. decide to embrace differences and teach the country love and empathy. we have to change the perception of islam in media. this only comes when you and i can get with people on a social and community level and when we support the people who put their faith in you by passing this motion today. thank you. [applause] [cheers] >> thank you. >> forgive me, but i think someone from east of england already did so, but there is a woman who was going to be seeking to contribute but would not be in a position to stand. that is theo, intelligence i was given, if that person wishes to speak from a sedentary position, that is what we call it, is go-ahead. for me, i do not see people because of their

bullying online, which is a huge issue and has a profound impact.ile phone in their pocket. do you agree or disagree with that point? what i find so positive about this report is the fact that one of the key recommendations is to start teaching young people digital citizenship skills in school because when you look at the curriculum we have at the moment, we are teaching kids how to use and code software but we are not teaching them the social etiquette they need to navigate around the internet in a safe, humane and ethical way. particularly as children grow older into their teenage years, they tend to see any sort of parental intervention as an invasion of their privacy. 0ne intervention as an invasion of their privacy. one of the recommendations is that this is peer led. you have older students talking to younger students about the pitfalls of using the internet and social media, and i think that is really important because it is not about restricting access to the internet, it is about guiding young people in the way they should appropriately be

it's bullying ceos, bullying his primary opponents, bullying nations.ou can't bully nations because pena nieto has a constituency. right now he's weak in the polls. right now there are huge gasoline lines, higher gasoline prices. trump says he wants them to build a wall and pay for it, wants them to renegotiate nafta. and now an import fee of 20%, which by the way is illegal under nafta. you can't do that. it's supposed to be free trade between canada, mexico, and the united states. so you know, pena nieto's back is really -- he can't probably make too many concessions now. so i think president trump has negotiated and negotiated against himself and we have little leverage now. >> i want to talk to you a little bit more about nafta and the policy toward mexico but first i want to play this because the president spoke about his policies regarding mexico and the canceled meeting today at the republican retreat. this is him in philadelphia. >> we've put in place the first steps in our immigration plan, ordering the immediate construction of the border wall

[laughter] >> was their bullying that followed?[inaudible] the attacks against year, that prompted not just for mr. trump, mr. trump's beautiful twitter account.re you were really put under a lot of pressure. >> i would say there was an at attempt to olene. if you look at the definition of bullying in the dictionary, it talks about obtaining a desired effect. and he did not obtain the desired effect. but it is a credit to my team at the fio that he did it because it was hard to hold the line night after night after nightiny and not cover him too harshly because my life was being threatened. i'm not cover him to gently h because they wanted him to stop the nonsense or to please him. i made a promise to the audience after he came after me and after me in august that it would continue to cover him without fear or favor which is a line from "the new york times" 100 years ago, but it still works as a journalistic principle. i had a team of people that help me with that. the point i tried to me in the point i want others to know right no

i got bullied for wearing glasses. share if you're against bullying. mom: we put it out there, it just took off. 3 million people have shared this post. don't let bullies get you down, i stand with you. that whole family's wearing glasses. daughter: yay! mom: i wear glasses and i'm proud. daughter: i even have the army on my team. mom: all the kind comments have brought my child joy. i don't feel thank you is enough. daughter: yes! >>> good morning and welcome back to mosiac. we have a really important conversation about mental illness in the june week -- jewish community at large. we are here with stacy friedman and joann foreman from congregation rodef sholom . we are going to end this conversation in just a little bit. rabe, i want to ask -- rabbi, i want to ask as a mom and a rabbi, what are some of the things that you think the clergy might consider to initiate continued conversation? >> right. i think the answer is twofold. i will start with one thing. for many it is going back to the sacred text. for us it is the torah or the bible. our ancestor

the bully is basically afraid. it's a person who is afraid. >> in order to keep the american dream a reality, we have to look at the big picture. if we're just going to focus on one little aspect, it's not going to work. you want to do something that's special and people start following. and when they start following, you've built yourself a brand. >> suzy, how do you react to that, that if you're confronted by a bully -- certainly, he will be on the international stage, from time to time, at least bullies in their own lands -- you punch them right in the nose. >> yeah. you know, one of the best articles ever edited for the harvard business review sorlt of believe that everybody has common ground and donald trump comes from the same school of thought, there are bullies in this world and punch them right between the eyes. this is partly why he got elected. it resonated with people. sort of a schoolyard view of the world. and he will encounter bullies. you know, he will find them and he's going to come out like that.

bullies.i don't like people telling me what to do. if i don't agree what they're doing, york in hollywood. if i don't agree what you're saying, if i don't agree with president obama, then i can't work in this industry, that's just a bunch of bull. and it canope. that's where my mother is from and that's a communist party, and that's wrong. i think it's okay to protest but enough is enough. president trump is our next president, whether you like it or not, and they have to stop with this bullying. liz: yeah, that's basically what the actress nicole kidman was saying. but she's getting criticized right now and another actress calling out hollywood zoey. she's saying mr. trump won because of hollywood's bullying saying quote we got cocky, we became arrogant and also became bullies. we were trying to single out a man for all of these things that he was doing wrong and that created get that big group of people in america that felt bad for trump and are believing in his promises. is she getting -- w

. >> it's a bullying. it's bullying me personally. it's bullying now the company that didn't give the nation. i gave the donation personally to a pac to support trump, but the point is we should have that privilege. we live in america, this is a free country, i thought. david: i love her attitude. isn't that how companies should deal with liberal intimidation tactics? >> you're right. you have to act promptly or otherwise this'll paint you as something that you're not. good tore president-elect trump tweeting out. he has nearly 20 million followers, they want to know what he has to say. david: what about her attitude, that's the way you stand up to these things, right? >> i applaud her for doing that, at the same time i think this grab my wallet campaign is going to burn itself out. there are 80 companies on the black list. i thought that liberals hated black lists, but they've got 80 companies and the sheer noise of it all and the weight of it all is going to burn itself out. david: john, do you think she's doing the right thing stan

which is a climber who actually decided to become best friends with the bully, until the bully turnednd then he's the least liked. >> and who exposed him? >> trump. >> yes, totally! he's an exposer. >> but then he came back to the bully team. he was buddy-buddy with trump when it served his interests. then the relationship fell apart, crazy theories about fathers assassinating presidents. >> he was in dallas that day, just to be clear. >> okay -- >> can you just imagine what ted cruz's christmas dinner is going to be like? the sound of silverware on the plate, while his wife is just glaring at him. you had to be his friend. we're going to be in the cabinet. we're secretary of state. we're doing this and that. and your green eggs and ham sucks. i'm sure his house is brutal. >> he got booed off the stage at the inaugural -- >> i just hate his face. >> did you see the face during that interview? he just kind of feels how we all feel. look at -- look at his face! >> he just doesn't know what to do. >> he's sitting there -- >> he can't say -- >> -- listening to donald trump accuse cruz's f

which is a climber who actually decided to become best friends with the bully, until the bully turnednd then he's the least liked. >> and who exposed him? >> trump. >> yes, totally! he's an exposer. >> but then he came back to the bully team. he was buddy-buddy with trump when it served his interests. then the relationship fell apart, crazy theories about fathers assassinating presidents. >> he was in dallas that day, just to be clear. >> okay -- >> can you just imagine what ted cruz's christmas dinner is going to be like? the sound of silverware on the plate, while his wife is just glaring at him. you had to be his friend. we're going to be in the cabinet. we're secretary of state. we're doing this and that. and your green eggs and ham sucks. i'm sure his house is brutal. >> he got booed off the stage at the inaugural -- >> i just hate his face. >> did you see the face during that interview? he just kind of feels how we all feel. look at -- look at his face! >> he just doesn't know what to do. >> he's sitting there -- >> he can't say -- >> -- listening to donald trump accuse cruz's f

now -- bullying people, bullying washington, is going to be one of the really sad chapters, i think,n american political history. i think he's picked the wrong persons to bully. washington's a tough town. there's gonna be a lot of pushback, and he's going to learn how to moderate those emotions and those angers that he expresses so readily against people. >> all right, and that's "inside story" for this week. thanks so much for watching. he has a special trump glass here -- drinking glass. hey, is it a beer mug? >> fantastic. >> [ laughs ] it's got the inaugural symbol on it. very nice. all right, that's "inside story" for this week. thanks for watching. we hope to see you right back here next sunday morning. ♪ >> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. coming up on "action news," repair work continues on a major bridge connecting pennsylvania and new jersey what it means for drivers preparing for their monday morning commute. >>> a man is in it critical condition this afternoon after he showed up on a woman's doorstep with gunshot wounds. >>> donald trump responds to want protesters who

bullying ceos, his primary opponents, bullying nations. you can't bully nations because the president has a constituency right now. he's weak in the polls, huge gasoline lines and higher prices. trump says he wants him to build a wall and pay for it, renegotiate nafta, now import fee of 20% which by the way is illegal under nafta. can't do that. it's supposed to be free trade between canada, mexico and the united states so his back is really -- he can't probably make too many concessions now. i think president trump has negotiated and negotiated against himself and we have little leverage now. >> i want to talk more about nafta and policy towards mexico but first play this. president spoke about his policies regarding mexico and canceled meetings today at republican retreat in philadelphia. >> put in place the first steps in immigration plan ordering immediate construction of the border wall, putting end to catch and release, expediting the removal of criminal -- this is so important to me. from day one i've said it. and i mean immediate r

schools have a unique overview of the bullied, the bullies, the families, and so i think they are integralink it is very difficult, to be honest, for social media to police it, there is a certain amount they can put in, they can put in some better terms and conditions, easier ways of blocking, however, there is no one internet answer. the answer is in education, in educating young people, and educating parents. our young people are well ahead of our. did you ever get a response from those who thought about what they had done, once you published your open letter? not really. i don‘t feel it is helpful for me to point fingers at particular people it is not going to change my outcome. but if i can change my outcome. but if i can change the outcome for others and make them reflect on what they have done, maybe they can influence others to behave better. there is children as young as three and four who are spending eight hours a week on the internet, that issue of talking to your children is crucial, from day 1. absolutely. i think that pa rents from day 1. absolutely. i think that parents need

and it is different from a president using a bully pull about it -- bully pulpit in this way. no president stood in the well of congress and singled out a man or woman going about their day and bullied them to do something different. that is in their image or to their liking. so it is -- some people that defend donald trump suggest that it's a modern take on usi the bully pulpit. it is not th. when you single out individuals and you sort of envoek nainvoke germany that, is trash talking. if you say he speaks tore a large number of them sh believes the new commander in chief is trash talking them with the desire of intimidating them. that's an extraordinary backdrop for the confirmation hearings of the next chief of the cia. >> let's talk about the confirmation hearings today. general james mattis, retired marine corps general is going up to run the pentagon. and this next gentleman is standing by to talk to us, a member of arms services. senator roger wicker. senator, do you worry that the reception is so warm for this retired marine corps general who needs a waiver from the h

the bully pulpit will be a strong weapon for donald trump.ess. charles: where are we going to go then? we know there are a lot of factors involved in all of this. but one thing i did read late today. the mexican media said what happened yesterday with ford changed everything. i believe donald trump will get swift concessions on nafta from mexico and canada, and i think the would-be trade war will be softened up from for our benefit because of the instant success he has had. >> the trade war, the risk of trade protection, ford did say they are encouraged by the direction his policies seem to be going in. if we can avoid a trade war by cutting back regulation and controlling government spending. i think you will see more companies choose to stay in the united states because it will be a place where they can succeed in business. charles: the american people will have to vote not just with their wallet, but in other ways as well. it feels like every time donald trump tweet, not only does he have his followers. but pretty soon he will get -- get t

take a listen. >> bullying me, bullying the company that i own.f the boycott succeeds, we are not the only ones. that is all they are. a small kernel of high bullying on the west coast trying to control what we do, what we buy, what we sell, the wrong way to go. steve: a little spike in business since they declared war but something changed. ainsley: she had a bigger spike yesterday, seemed like a fighter, not backing down and minutes after the interview donald trump said thank you to linda been for your great support and courage. people will support you even more now. listen to these tweets of people who are still going to boycott the company. allison said i am about to find and throw out the l.l. bean backpack i had in elementary school. richard said l.l. bean will get no support from me, trump's endorsement is the kiss of death. >> in the last two election cycles, the ceo who is her cousin is one of the biggest donators from the state of maine to barack obama. >> donald trump's tweet, numbers go through the roof. >> we will keep an eye on that.

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young people are being left to fend for themselves when it comes to digital dangers such as bullyingnd grooming, according to the children's commissioner for england. anne longfield says children should be taught in school what they need to stay safe online. she also warned that children are frequently giving personal information away without knowing how their data will be used. here's our correspondent gillian hargreaves. look familiar? teenagers stuck to their mobile phones. millions are connected to their friends via social media but the children's commissioner says too many are allowed to roam in a cyber world with limited protection and regulation. the girls at this high school in warrington think there is a risk. teenagers don't know what they're signing up to. the important thing you need to know about setting up thing you need to know about setting upa thing you need to know about setting up a profile, you need to be talking about it and kids need to be told. needs to be short and snappy. not 15 pages. the report calls for the appointment of a digital ombudsman to mediate bet

obama calls on donald trump's administration to lead by example, to prevent big countries from "bullyingsmaller ones. scientists declare that 2016 was the warmest year on record, and man made climate change is to blame. newsnight, the head of the imf, christine lagarde, looks at the

and in the studio we have ella, who has been a victim of cyber—bullying.o deal with. i have got quite a good support system at home, i could talk to my parents. however, when i tried to my parents. however, when i tried to report these things online, i did not really have a lot of support there, and i felt like not really have a lot of support there, and ifelt like i was talking toa there, and ifelt like i was talking to a brick wall, there was not really that much contact. when it started, what was your attitude to the messages you were getting? did you think that was just part of what happens on social media? or, did you feel like it should not be happening, what was your instinct?|j happening, what was your instinct?” did feel that something was definitely wrong. i did not feel like this was what they were created for. i thought that something ought to have been changed, and it was not really right for people to be targeting others online. and i did suffer from it within the school environment, and outside of school. then for it to come online, it felt

prevent what's hang in future and might be able to prevent the highness of the suicide going from bullying from self-harming, so if we just let people know what's really happening i feel like we can make a difference because a little goes a long way. [ applause ] >> thank you. now, who wants to contribute from the northwest of england? now, these are -- these are -- the fellow that i would call spiky hair and yellow tire. >> thank you mr. speaker. i'm jacob, it's completedly undeniable. that is not who we are as a country and as decent human beings it's because of this that the issue gained so much support on the make your mark ballot. that's 123,499 young people telling us they know any form of discrimination, any form is completely wrong and more than that, they're using their democratic vice in society to tell us that. that i think is something to be proud of. undoubtedly there is a small amount of people who do discriminate, but that's all i believe it is, a small minority and we need to lead by example like we have been doing all our lies and so this is a highly important issue, the w

when the powerful use their position to bully others we all lose. with you. it was a tough, tough speech to listen to. i missed it because i chose not to watch. but the twitter action was amazing. it feels like the american public was pretty outraged. >> a lot of people are saying shut up, actors, don't speak. but what they are saying is so wrong. it's more propaganda. what she was saying was pure propaganda and it was wrong and that's what has people offended. if they want donald trump back in 2020 they will be true artists. their views what they hold to and the lies they tell is not people threatic at all it's propaganda. charles: the part that struck me is disrespect invites disrespect. violence invites violence and when the powerful use their position to bully others we all lose. this is dising done * and all the people who -- donald trump and all people who voted for him. >> you had meryl streep making fun of mixed martial arts. why are you have continuing to look down on segments of the country. there reasons parts of the country went red for

if you are a grown—up place with a bully who is offensive to women, she should walk into the room andoint out, he got half the women's bob. that is why i am fascinated by the headline. the mail on sunday is not a champion of women's rights, shall we say, as a title. but it does have a lot of women readers, so they clearly think the readers are offended by trump's sexist insults. whereas as you say, a lot of women in america when so offended that they couldn't bring themselves to vote for him. i'm intrigued by the fa ct vote for him. i'm intrigued by the fact that the daily mail thinks that the readers, if they work in america, would be trump voters. that is very interesting. also, the mail oi'i is very interesting. also, the mail on sunday is a very different paper from the daily mail. the mail on sunday was four remain and the daily mail was for brexit. maybe they have a different place they are coming from. and i suppose we will hear this tired phrase about the special relationship, which every british diplomat who has worked in washington can't stand. there is a special relationshi

when the powerful use their position to bully others we all lose. >> reporter: calling out stump for this moment where he seems to mock a disabled reporter on the campaign trail in 2015. >> i don't know what i said. i don't remember. >> reporter: in an interview with "the new york times," trump said he had not seen the show but was not surprised to face criticism from what he cang of his cabinet nominees have not completed the standard ethics review processy, five a top government ethics official is warning lawmakers the pace of the hearings is putting undue pressure on investigators. eight years ago republican leader mitch mcconnell insisted all of obama's cabinet picks have their background checks and disclosures in before their hearings. now -- >> so all of these proceed surely complaints are related to their frustration. at having not only lost the white house but the senate. i understand that but we need to sort of grow up here and get past that. >> reporter: the trump transition team accused democrats of politicizing the confirmation process and called kendis, mara. >> all righ

it's a bit of a bullying approach. no ceo -- if you get to be the ceo of gm or ford you got there by hard work over a long period of time, you consider yourself a leader, too, and you don't like to be bullied by another leader and that is what trump is doing. he is bullying these guys into doing what he wants them do. >> but i spoke to people in the room yesterday who, yes, within 24 hours donald trump called and said "show up at 9:00 a.m. "maybe they don't like to be called like that but they are coming off of eight years where people in the room said he sat down and talked to us in the roosevelt room, brought us into the oval office and said let's sit down, i want to cut your taxes and help you do big things and they're coming off in elizabeth warren world where they felt like they were living in a regulatory overhang that was heavy so yes he might be bullying them in there but it's not like they're coming from nirvana. >> it's a very different approach than what happened with -- even with obama who obviously talked

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if i feel i'm right and i feel they're bullies, that's all they are. >> hard core bullies on the west coast in california, trying to control what we do, what we by, what we sell in maine. >> trump's support for bean is raising some questions about the president-elect's support for the company. he's using the power to do what he wants regardless of the power of that. >> all right, still ahead, a war of words is brewing between john lewis and donald trump. the president-elect chris the icon over being all talk and no action. we'll discuss, next. ♪ you could spend the next few days weeding through w2s, pay stubs and bank statements to refinance your home. or you could push that button. sfx: rocket launching. cockpit sounds. skip the bank, skip the paperwork, and go completely online. securely share your financial info and confidently get an accurate mortgage solution in minutes. lift the burden of getting a home loan with rocket mortgage by quicken loans. (whisper) rocket nice shorts dad...keep his wheels spinning. this is what the pros wear. that's why he starts his day with those two s

. >>> a bay area boy says he was bullied because of his race. his parents claim the school made things worse. >>> the fugitive who led deputies on a two date chase across the bay area be part of a bigger crime ring? why investigators from other jurisdictions are interested. >>> it may be winter but it was feeling a lot like spring in oakland. we will take you out to the fan fest. >> sunny and warmer. when was the last time we heard that? that is in the forecast as well as something we are all too familiar with. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and his parents told kpix ' cate cauguiran: when they complained to schl . >>> a fremont middle schooler claimed he was bullied because of his race. his parents told us when they complained to administrators it got worse. >> this will go a long way not just for israel but for pretty much all children of color. >>reporter: demetrius howard says his son 13 -year-old visit -- israel was bullied because of his race. >> races taunts, name-calling and unfair behavior. >>reporter: two months ago he told his son to right a letter a

i would protect him from bigger bullies. the one that was protecting him and explaining to the bigger bullies, you don't understand, he's just deeply damaged by his-- his mother's abandonmentment of him, and his dad doesn't know what he's doing and he drifngzs-- whatever it was. >> stephen: was there any benefit to this behavior of yours? did he still pick on you? >> oh, yeah, more and more because of it. and i for some reason kept on protecting him. this is bizarre topic on an unhealthy relationship like our relationship with our future president. >> stephen: that's sacrificial. that's very christ-like of you. >> well... yes-- no, no, please. it was a bit foolish as well. but i mean, yeah, i don't know. >> stephen: "call no man fool." >> what about yourself? can you call yourself a fool. >> stephen: a fool for christ, i suppose. ( laughter ) we have to take a little break, but we'll be right back with more can andrew garfield, stick around. ♪ oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of the path ♪ "when the ship comes in" b

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