ben carson. i don't know if anyone asked you this yet, what was the president's reaction personally to your speech? did you talk to him? >> i talked to him afterwards and he came over. he was very gracious. he said, you know, thank you for your speech. he didn't say he enjoyed it, but he did say. [laughter] >> and he said he admired me >> i suspect you might have known that going in. let me play -- you said something, in talking about the economy, that really hit home with me. and that's about the deficit. $16.5 trillion we have. >> that is a number that is so mind-boggling. that's why i said if you counted one number, one number per second, it would take you 507,000 years. more than half a million years. it's a number that's just staggering and it's continuing to grow. you know, we sit around and we talk about maybe we can keep it from growing further. we need to reduce it. and the way to reduce it obviously is to get the economy growing again. you know, it doesn't really do any good to keep tak

carson. >> dr. carson, you created dr. carson since february 15th. and-- >> i created him?created himself. >> you created a monster. you created a guy with-- >> i wouldn't want to call him a monster. >> leo. >> he has no more fame and-- and calling dr. carson a monster and you're friends with oj? >> leo, is a little bit of an intellectual tyrant, an arbiter of who should be on tv, who should not be on tv. leo, i agree with you, there are other programs who should have me on. and i used to be a commentator for nbc and cnn so my breadth of experience for working with racial equality. you're right and there should be voices like mine and other black conservatives on networks, but there's a censorship throughout the media and academia. >> sean: if you're a conservative african-american. >> that's right. >> sean: all right. guys, good to see you, thank you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> sean: and coming up, the rogue regime in north korea ramps up its rhetoric and says there's quote, a state of war in the peninsula. did this crisis sneak up on the administration? patrick j buc

ben carson is deeply threatening to the left.lot of people that sees everything through the prism of race. they hear somebody like carson who came home and said, turn off the tv and made him read. somebody who has achieved such successful things and it had the h nothing to do with the government. he loves god, too. they can't have that too. >> bob: most liberals don't lose a second of sleep over what ben carson says or thinks. >> dana: i think that is true. i think maybe initially but he has burned so much of his credibility. he is on every talk show every evening. you could turn on the tv. he is everywhere at all times. cable news and talk radio shows were a great way to cut a path to political success, we would probably not have president obama here now. we would have one of the numerous people that tried to run in the primary last year in the republican party. i think that the republican party and conservatives could use dr. carson's leadership and thoughtfulness and i don't think anyone does any favors by putting him out all

benjamin carson. he delivered this back in february at the national prayer breakfast and of course he did that with president obama just seated steps away and dr. carson respectfully voiced his disagreement with some of the core principles of the obama administration. however, the backlash that he faced from the days afterwards and the weeks and months that followed was anything but respectful. in many cases it was mean-sportswriter spitted and baseless and in some cases down right racist. watch this. >> when you're publicly admitting your party doesn't care enough about black america, then it's time for a new black friend. enter dr. ben carson who has been embraced recently because is he smart and helpful in assuaging their guilt. carson is a bootstrap kind of guy speaking their language, talking like he built his past from a poor kid to a pediatric neurosurgeon all by himself. he must have gotten government backed school loans which is is a form of public assistance but let's not let's fact derail i

for johnny carson. is -- this is the original studio where johnny was, studio 6b. >> yes, and that's my original face. >> jimmy: it really is. [ laughter ] >> because that's what i used to look like. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's what i used to look like. >> jimmy: you were a very handsome man. >> i was. >> jimmy: yeah, you still are. >> no, this is what's left. [ laughter ] and i am very happy that mrs. cosby picked up my outfit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she said, "i'll do it one more year." >> well -- >> jimmy: no, i mean -- [ laughter and applause ] just saying. for many more years to come. oh, bill, don't be sad. don't cry, bill. don't be upset with me, please. don't be upset. i was making a joke. i didn't -- i was thinking one more year 'cause like -- 'cause then -- no, no, no, no. i meant -- i meant -- >> but you know. you know. >> jimmy: no, but i meant, like -- >> you do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know anything! i don't know anything! >> that's right. >> jimmy: bill, i'm sorry, and i take it all

>> carson: welcome to austin, texas. >> woo! >> carson: nice to have you guys here.w quickly things have been moving for you. how you feeling? >> i'm feeling pretty great. um -- little tired. >> carson: little tired at the moment? >> yeah. >> carson: that's just texas, right? >> yeah. >> carson: what experience do you do want to gain out of south by southwest? >> fun. just -- i'm just trying to have an overall fun experience. like, i'm here with all my brothers and like, you know, it was our first time kicking it down here. we're just trying to like, you know, have fun. ♪ >> carson: tell me a little bit about where you're from. >> i'm from -- brooklyn. >> carson: do you think new york is the hardest place for an mc to kind of come out of -- the cut throat business rap out of new york? >> definitely because people i

carson levin, we're talking about how carson says white liberals are attacking him for opposing gay marriage"outfront" tonight, mary curtis, a blogger for "the washington post" and niger ennis. does dr. carson have a point, white liberals put african-americans in a certain category or a box and they're the most racist people? >> well, yes, he does. he absolutely has a point. and, you know, look, dr. course on is not -- dr. carson is not a refined politician. that's why the american people love him so much. so he can be a little clumsy sometimes is what he wants to say. but he's dead on with what he's trying to say. isn't it interesting, erin, i think even mary would agree with me, that it is quite racist to say that all certain type of people look alike but somehow with many white liberals and for that matter black liberals, it's not racist to have the presum that is all blacks do or all blacks should think alike. and that's what dr. carson was talking about. and he's dead on. >> all right. let me ask you, mary, to be clear, what sparked this conversation about white liberals was what dr. ca

carson in february. >> i think it's inappropriate.i wouldn't disaagree with a single thing he said. the vane u for doing it. >> and alan your thoughts. >> to do it at a national prayer breakfast, a place to celebrate humility, harmony, unity, was totally out of place and indictment of what's wrong in washington and no safe space anymore for comedy, no safe space to be free of ideological partisanship, polarizati polarization. >> how do they feel now. cal thomas, a syndicated columnist, and dan from ghost writers. and tony perkins, the research council. as a captain of the religious right, who we believe is one of the ones being attacked by the reverend in that sermon. let's go down the line, cal. do you feel the same about the reverend making remarks on easter sunday as did you about dr. carson at the national prayer breakfast. >> i do indeed, megyn, the difference was i agreed with everything, as i said, that ben carson said at the prayer breakfast, just the wrong venue. when i first heard about this, the first reaction did this guy

doc severinsen, the leader of "the tonight show" band with johnny carson, carson to leno, leno to conannan to fallon, "late night with jimmy fallon," how you like me now? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was pretty good. that was not bad! bad. bad to the bone, bone thugs-n-harmony, eharmony, dot com, rom com, comic con, contra, bringing it back to the contra code, up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, select, start, "start me up" by the rolling stones -- [ mick jagger voice ] hey, start me up, i'm mick jagger. mick jagger, "moves like jagger," bringing it back to maroon 5, slaughterhouse 5 by kurt vonnegut, squirt on a cut, bringing it back to neosporin, neo from "the matrix," trix cereal, "silly rabbit, trix are for kids," kid tested, mother approved, kicking it back to kix cereal, cereal bowl, bowl cut, cut and paste, paste, bringing it back to elmer's glue, elmer who? elmer fudd, fuddruckers, darius rucker, bringing it back to hootie, hootie who? hootie and the blowfish, one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish, now i got my dr. seuss fix, "hop on pop," pop and loc

] "carson daly, where have you been?s. i wanted to do something with a little more gravitas, a little more, you know? and here comes reege -- "millionaire," you're saving abc. and it's "carson daly, you suck!" >> i did -- never said that! will you stop that? >> carson: go to youtube and look. ♪ >> how many cameras do you need, for god's sake? i've never seen anything like six cameras. >> carson: good to see you. this is what you hav h

>> they know i'm here. >> carson: they do? >> oh, yeah.ra, your wife, is a filmmaker. did she come to you with this idea for this film? >> well, what happened is -- the answer's yes -- the short answer. the long answer -- for the last 25 years -- >> carson: she's your wife, and you just do what you're told. >> exactly, yes. came home, said i want to do a film on hunger. and i was like, "okay, honey." does that mean i'm not cooking tonight? for the last 25 years as a chef, i've been raising money for hunger related issues, whether it's working with share our strength or varies food banks -- meals on wheels. and -- so, that was kind of happening and then, probably around 5-6 years ago, my wife wa mentoring a young girl and we'd

>> carson: right, right. >> like, do you have kids of your own?ust do this band kind of as a goof.

carson is? lot of people have been analyzing it and i just think he's a powerful voice and his life story is inspiring and he's made a decision. he's going to speak out and i don't think he's going away any time soon in spite of the attacks against him. >> well, he's a powerful voice, sean, and a tremendous role model. but more than any of that, he's a huge threat, as star said, to the left. he breaks that narrative. he refused that narrative of this racism that we have in our party supposedly, according to the left, of the dependency on the state, all of that. dr. carson stands for the direct opposite. so being such a threat and such a massive inconvenience of the left, we've seen the attacks on him from day one, whether it was dismissing him, ridiculing him, slandering him by saying that he made remarks that he did not actually say, the attacks will continue on dr. carson. >> sean: i agree with you. >> it has on all these others. >> we have -- >> sean: what happened to the civil rights leaders

: hi, i'm carson daly." tonight's show -- we're gonna shine our "spotlight" on the zany moon documentary, "lunarcy!" that's coming up in a little bit. plus, we're at the el rey for the music of vacationer. but first, we return to l.a. for our sit-down interview. and you know him from both "the hangover" and "national treasure" franchises, and you can catch him weekly as one of the stars of "the new normal" here on nbc. from stk, here's my time with justin bartha. ♪ >> i love what you do. >> carson: thank you. >> i really do. i mean, you are an unsung hero. >> carson: thank you. justin -- >> and not to -- i mean, it's, like, someone that's so passionate about music for so long. and, like, good music and has, like, a specific taste and just does his thing. like, doesn't cause any fuss. like, is just -- you seem like just such a professional man. >> carson: aw, that's nice of you. thank you. >> and you really are a good, like, role model of a non-crazy person in the business. ♪ >> carson: how are things at the

carson another round of applause, please. (applause) as we mentioned on a couple of occasions throughout the program, we are in need and encouraging people to join, become members of the society. if you join the society today or renew a membership, you'll be able to get a free copy of dr. carson's book, martin -- the book is [speaker not understood]. he'll be in the light court signing, autographing books there and you can sign up for membership. there are refreshments in the south light court. again, i want to thank you for coming and being part of the kickoff ceremony. in your material there are other events going on throughout black history month. join in and participate in those events. thank you all very much for coming. (applause) >> on december 28, 1912, san francisco mayor stared into a sea of 60,000 of constituents that gathered at geary. the berth of the first publicly owned transit system in the city, the san francisco municipal railway. >> hello, everybody and welcome, good afternoon. thank you so much for coming

carson sound bite from that exclusive interview. before get to your master plan scenario, i think everyone in this country is going to pay a lot more than they were told. >> neil: they already are. >> and the master plan -- >> the medical device thing will probably go away. almost everyone involved in the behind the scenes cobbling this together, which this industry is going to get a break -- >> neil: let's take away the medical device because that's been a real burden. you got to get the money from somewhere. where are you going to get it? >> what's already happening is the best doctors don't accept insurance at all. you have to pay cash. the rich are going to get great health care and everybody else is going to suffer at the hands of the government. >> neil: ben stein is like first in line. when we come back, the latest union power play isn't on the assembly line. it's on the fast food line. they're trying to cook up higher wages for fast food workers. but is it just a move to serve up more union members? the forbes gang digging i

they sent me one of johnny carson as a young comic. he had to do a kiddie program. comes over. i pay him. we keep in touch. changingging this, this. i want to do a song. i went in a studio, knowing it was not going to last much longer, and i sent it to him. anderson was the leader. he said, i do not want that kid cutting in on me. i will write some music. johnny called. i said, i am giving you have the song. -- half the song. he and i made a bunch of money. >> did you ever regret? >> not at all. take half of something. tavis: you mentioned something that i was impressed by the candor and honesty of your and you were cool with them, and they were cool with you. that comes through in this book. there are a lot of people who spend their lives running away from contact with the mob. your honest about the fact you knew these guys. >> we all knew them because they were our bosses. you did not work unless you work for them. we knew who ran the record companies. we knew who control everything. workwere great guys to for. they were cool if you behave yourself. they were well

: hey, welcome to the show, i'm carson daly. in the "spotlight." for our music, buckle in because we're heading to the mayan for the long awaited tv debut of the alt-metal super group tomahawk. that's going to be amazing. but first, jim jeffries is an australian comedian who is quietly taking the u.s. by storm. he's picked up rave reviews for his hbo and showtime specials, and is a hot ticket item at the biggest comedy fest in the world. currently, you can find him starring in the filthy and funny fx series "legit." we go to beso in hollywood for tonight's interview. ♪ >> carson: for those who follow your career, like i do, i'm a big fan, and you've gone from like just this sort dark texture of comedy of drugs and alcohol and hookers. and now, there's this great show on fx and you're a father. >> i'm a father, yeah. i met my girlfriend on the pilot, she played the prostitute. >> carson: you're kidding me? >> no, no, the girl who's the hooker, kate -- >> carson: that's the mother of your -- she's beautiful. >> that's the mother o

>> carson: dude, i mean, you were at muchmusic in canada -- >> uh huh. >> carson: -- representing your to it, and you're here to rep cece. i mean, what is going on with these two? they're together and then they're not together. the house is getting quite incestuous. >> yes. yeah, it is. >> it's so weird to think that nick is the last person i've kissed. actually, schmidt's the last person i kissed. >> okay, what? >> it was nothing. nick was watching.

carson?ce thomas is wrong with almost every decision he makes, that has nothing to do with his race. >> sean: he deserves the names he's called. >> no, but he's wrong. >> sean: and, but i'm talking about the names, forget the policy. >> i said three times he ought not to be called names, but he ought to be called out as most of us do, with these decisions, these crazy decisions he makes. >> sean: tell dr. west i said hello. congratulations on the symposium, i wish i could be there. i hope you have a good weekend. >> thank you, sean, appreciate it. >> sean: coming up, he is back, someone the broadcasting board of governors thought to be good to have the controversial father flagger, and he'll speak at university day next month and i'm not kget great deals on g at bass pro shops. like this 300 yard spool of fishing line for under $4. redhead great plains shirts for under $15. and a 4 pack of adult universal life jackets for under $45. yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe d

: hey, i'm carson daly, this is "last call."ck at tequila mockingbird picking up right where we left off. we've got musical tv debuts from big black delta and grape st. a spotlight on grammy-winning artist, sirah. and a first look at the 2014 ford fiesta. but, we're gonna start things off with an artist who is widely considered one of the biggest and boldest new voices in rap. we featured her in our "last call" showcase earlier in the week. and tonight, she's back as my sit-down guest. ladies and gentlemen, here's a name you need to know. angel haze. ♪ >> i was grounded for one summer and i wrote the dictionary out twice. >> carson: is that true? >> yeah, i was still very bored that summer, but it got me, i guess, it got to a different place. >> carson: it gave you an arsenal of words to pick from when you're writing. ♪ ♪ i was having nightmares that i would never reach the finish line and pain is momentary ♪ ♪ i would never see the end of mine til i realized that you bitches can't touch me ♪ ♪ like i'm a million particles of no

carson? thomas is wrong with almost every decision he makes, that has nothing to do with his race. >> sean: he deserves the names he's called. >> no, but he's wrong. >> sean: and, but i'm talking about the names, forget the policy. >> i said three times he ought not to be called names, but he ought to be called out as most of us do, with these decisions, these crazy decisions he makes. >> sean: tell dr. west i said hello. congratulations on the symposium, i wish i could be there. i hope you have a good weekend. >> thank you, sean, appreciate it. >> sean: coming up, he is back, someone the broadcasting board of governors thought to be good to have the controversial father flagger, and he'll speak at university day next month and i'm not kidding. they're caving under the public pressure. are a bit under sized then this will be a nice surprise. meet the 5-passenger ford c-max hybrid. c-max come. c-max go. c-max give a ride to everyone it knows. rec max has mo passenger volume than competitor pri

i'm carson daly. tonight, we're at the virgil here in los angeles.it down with the oscar nominated documentarian and journalist behind the best-selling book, "the perfect storm." his new film is a rsonal project that looks at the life and work of his friend and collaborator, award-winning photojournalist tim hetherington. here's my time with sebastian junger. >> well, at first, we were on an assignment for "vanity fair," so the guys -- the guys thought that two women were going to be with them because of "vanity fair." >> carson: right, so they were stoked for a minute. >> for a minute, until tim and i showed up, and they were like, "oh, it's guys?" like, they were not happy to see us. ♪ >> carson: it's nice to meet you. i wish it was under better circumstances. >> well, thank you. >> carson: you've got to promote a film on the loss of a co-worker and close friend. what's it been like just even promoting this thing? >> you know, it's a funny thing. you get excited about your work as a journalist. you always get excited about your work. then, at some

carson palmer's trade complete. it'll be a draft choice of a conditional source in 2014 to get his to arizona. the raiders will receive in return a palmer starts in more than 13 games this year for the cardinals. in the meantime palmer wanted to clear up some lose ends before he splits town. >> i want to clear the air on that. you know, i was presented with a contract and i was advised not to sign that contract with no securities and no guarantees. my agent told me that he would never have me sign that contract and that opportunity led me here to coach arians and i'm extremely excited about this opportunity. >> probably the 49ers not excited about having to face his great arm. and the arizona cardinals a couple of times a year. meantime the man who will replace carson palmer is officially an oakland raider that would be matt flynn. with a back up quarterback for aaron rogers in green bay and then came to seattle where he couldn't crack the starting line up but he doesn't mind coming from a contender to a team that's

at "tonight show" switch and the legacy of late night comedy going back to steve allen and johnny carson. >>> she hasn't lifted a finger and yet her name is everywhere. >> hillary. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary. >> hillary clinton. >> why are the media swooning over the former secretary of state three and a half years before the next election? >>> plus, the legacy of one of the greatest film critics in newspapers, on television and on twitter. >> when i go to a great movie, i can live somebody else's life a little bit for a while. i can walk in somebody else's shoes. >> a look at the remarkable career of roger ebert. i'm howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." >>> top rutgers university officials have already seen the devastating videotape showing coach mike rice not just kicking and throwing basketballs and shoving his players, but shouting anti-gay slurs and, yet, they let him off with just a three-game suspension until espn broke the story. >> this is just some of the video that led to rice's suspension. outside alliances have obtained the roughly 30-minute video reviewed by rut

: hey, i'm carson daly and welcome to tequila mockingbird music house.uth by film festnd turn you on to "boneshaker," and incredible film we find highly worthy of the "spotlight." but first, we sit down with the new leading lady of rock 'n' roll, chloe chaidez is on only 18 years old but she's managed to assemble a band that is quickly becoming the envy of chiseled music vets, young hipster types, rock journalists and everything in between. from kitten, this is chloe chaidez on "last call." ♪ ♪ >> carson: i do look at somebody like bowie or siouxsie sioux or some of these more e-pop, little more character driven front men of bands i see more in your work. and i'm wondering how much chloe is in kitten chloe on stage? >> i think i take an equal amount of influence from iggy pop and dean curtis and those type of performers. and then half of what's on stage is just a part of my personality. ♪

[ cheers and applause ] stick around for "carson daly." thanks for watching. have a great night.w.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: and welcome to the live music capital of the world, i'm carson daly and you have tuned in to south by southwest week on "last call." presented by the 2014 ford fiesta. we are at our home base of tequila mockingbird, a legendary music studio, located right here in the heart of austin, texas where we'll be treating you to an awesome week of music, tv debuts, incredible guests and an exclusive first look at the 2014 ford fiesta. tonight, we're going to kick things off with the music from cedar street courtyard, featuring a couple of my favorites. we'll have the tv debut of angel haze out of new york and maximum hedrum. our "spotlight" tonight on aussie band the trouble with templeton. but first, a sit down interview with a 19-year-old english singer/songwriter who's been blowing u.k. critics and audiences away. despite citing his influences, bands like oasis and arctic monkeys, many insist on calling him his generations bob dylan. please welcome jake bugg to "last

um, then i was like -- >> carson: or sing it. >> yeah, no -- it just didn't work out. >> carson: you

i am your host carson daly. thank you for being here.tus andronicus is tonight's featured music. but first, andrew jenks is a 26-year-old documentary filmmaker who spent a year in the life of three extraordinary young people as they confronted issues ranging from gun control to autism to cancer. it's all documented in the second season of the popular mtv series "world of jenks." for more, here is tonight's interview. ♪ >> when i was a kid i was always trying to pretend i was in the news or a filmmaker and, in this case, i said that i was traveling around. i never gave up the camera. i continued to shoot video all the time, pretending to be carson daly on "trl" or doing fake news reports with friends. so i was trying to be you in sixth grade. now, here i am. >> carson: let's be glad that didn't workout. [ laughter ] ♪ it's good to see you andrew. i love the work that you do. you profiled 12 people in the first season of "world of jenks," and now you only have three, why? >> i wanted to spend more time and really get to know the people tha

it feels like a firing squad. >> carson: these two are mysteriously not here normally.g tower" on al-qaeda. you set your sights now on scientology. why? >> well, i'm so intrigued by why people believe on thing rather than another. especially in america when you can believe anything you want. i mean, most countries aren't like that. we have this kind of spiritual

ben carson.surgeon turned media darling, and a star turn at the annual conference of conservatives, cpac, where carson drew cheers when he hinted at a possible white house run. but he stumbled in a white house run, where he seemed to link homosexuality to beastiality and ho he has apologized. >> as a christian we have a duty to love everyone as ourselves. i love gay people, i love straight people. this was really on my behalf, somewhat insensitive and i certainly apologize if i offended anyone, because i was not in any way comparing gays with people who engage in beastiality or sexual child abuse. >> but now carson is focusing on a different target. white liberals. >> you're attacked also in many respects because of your race. because you're not supposed to think like this and talk like this. a lot of white liberals just don't like it, do they? >> well, you know, they are the most racist people they are. they put you in a little category, you have to think this way. how could you dare come off th

: hey, i'm carson daly. echo for a couple performances from the l.a.-based band, white arrows, but first, it's time for a conversation with an actor that you've seen in films like "save the date" and "scott pilgrim vs. the world." but he's been getting a ton of praise for a heartfelt and personal film he not only stars in, but also wrote and directed. "the end of love" premiered at last year's sundance film festival and will be in theaters march 1st. from aventine in hollywood, here's my time with mark webber. ♪ >> carson: how did you know this would work? >> i didn't. ♪ >> carson: i saw the trailer for your movie, and i was like, "gotta get mark on this show. i just want to hear everything about it." i mean, you're in it, you wrote it, you directed it. it's not an experimental film, but it looks like one hell of an experiment, this movie. >> it was. it was a huge experiment. it's like, how could i take my real life relationship with my son and build a character and live in character with him and create a wh

carson: thanks, jim. [applause] ok. kelly: having said that there, were these two men. this, the cover of the newspaper on our show yesterday because they had zeroed in on two other fellows that they were looking for that had backpacks and turns out they were athletes . they're marathon runners. one is a

carson, ben carson, at the prayer breakfast and using that venue to -- >> which is a political venue. >> to have some sort of an opinion on politics. this is the contact same thing, but on a much more holy day, easter sunday. >> i think i have been consistent. carson should not have used it and this guy should not have used it for politicalization. >> stop defending the guy. >> i am thought defending him. >> if it was john boehner who heard this sermon would we do this bach? >> of course not. >> of course we would. >> if boehner was in a church service and they were ripping on women and ripping on gays and he sat there, you don't think the mainstream media would cover that? >> grow up. >> you don't think the mainstream media would cover that? >> grow up. >> very quickly, this was thought the only controversy yesterday. if you went to google's home page to do a search yesterday you may have seen an odd picture on one of the o's. it was the image of communist labor leader chavez, caesar chavez. kimberly, i went on there and saw this picture and i thought, what is that doing there on eas

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carson is a threat. why?ause he pointed out in his national prayer breakfast speech, he pointed out that the national debt is the issue. he said we need to replace the tax code. i don't care what you replace it with. he went down the line. he said our culture is under attack and he's exactly right. so what do the liberals do? we have to shut him up because he's die metrically opposed to the record of president obama, which is lousy. he's now the new target. last night somebody said that you created a monster with dr. carson. >> sean: yeah, leo. i didn't know i was a creator. >> i didn't know you had that much power. what they're really saying -- what they're saying is that people are listening to dr. carson. they're listening to me. this is why i get a lot of -- i get a lot of attacks because of my radio he show and things like that. there's a whole group of conservatives, black and white that get attacked simply because we're trying to tell the people the truth. >> sean: i think it's sad what is happening. >

industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e eo of diversion project from ranging from final alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization o