and it's just those bitter clingers. bitter clinger pro-life racist pigs. >> ugly stuff.when in doubt, right-wingers trot out their race card headlines. "the wall street journal" thinks the president has a race card. "the new york post" says there is one for obama care. was the obama administration playing a race card in alabama? the weekly standard wants to know. did obama ask oprah to play the race card? that's a good question too. apparently they think michelle obama plays the race card. and of course eric holder has one too. right-wingers see a race card every time the president or his allies talk. but the truth is they're the ones who are dealing from the bottom of the deck. joining me now, goldie taylor and richard wolffe. thank you both for being here. >> thank you, reverend. >> goldie, why does the right go in such a panic when the president talks about race? >> you know, it's an itchy conversation. it's an uncomfortable conversation. i think for people on the right and people on the left. but to raise the spectrum of race at all for some on the right, really mean

but at the same time, we had a vibrant and aggressive oversight, meaning our committee, run by bill clingerd dan burton ran aggressive investigations in the house and they ran aggressive investigations in the senate and lead by mike chertoff and then became secretary of homeland security. we had serious investigations going on in congress. we don't have that today. that is the solution. one of the solutions. we need aggressive oversight in congress. and to have a career prosecutor, who knows better. she should refuse herself under the rules of being a lawyer or prosecutor at the department of justice, she ought to stand up and say i have been the appearance of impropriority and that is enough for me to give up the job and have somebody who doesn't have that. >> you are talking about barbara bosserman who it was discovered to give more than six thnt thousand -- 6,000 to obama campaign. they have to leave her in the post? >> look, i understand eric holder's excuses, he's had one after the other on this and on benghazi and fast and furious. you name the investigation, eric holder will find a r

analysts are looking at that, bruce clinger, he was a north korea guy at the cia for ten years said number the u.s. for the recent tension in the peninsula, and he's also warning the united states they can hit the united states with a ballistic missile, possibly a nuclear tipped ballistic missile. that's what he believes he's saying in those remarks. >> we obviously never know what the reasoning is. it could be for domestic consumption within north korea. and he did talk about his uncle. >> and he never mentioned him by name. not unusual for that, either. the quote was, it's kind of a memapderring quote, but he says in the seething period in the effort for building a thriving country, we took the measure of removing the factionalists lurking in the parkey. basically, the uncle was tossed out and executed for plotting against kim jong-un. he also said that purge unified north korea, but any analyst will tell you this is not the end of this. there will be more purges coming. he's moving to some of his allies, and then he'll go to other people. this is not over, a very volatile and unpredicta

he is out of the clinger. you went to jail for this. do you feel good about that. >> this is cause many of us feel strongly in. core value in new york city, around the country, people that work hard, play by the rules should earn a decent living for families. for airport workers making $8 an hour in new york city, they are nowhere near acceptable living wage. melissa: without question. at the same time, these are public corporations. they have earnings every quarter. they have to go back to shareholders and compare what they spent this quarter with what they spent last quarter. they have to make up the money somewhere else. aren't you worried they will cut hours? >> these are public companies in facilities owned and operated by government agencies. melissa: but aren't you worried they will cut hours. >> this is work essential to the economy and essential to air flight. these are security jobs, cleaning jobs, moving luggage. if they don't work, airplanes don't move, these jobs are essential. melissa: you don't think even if dollar an hou

. >> i spoke with one analyst, bruce clinger, who was a cia officer assigned to monitor north korea.n hit the united states. more specifically, the west coast, with a ballistic missile, possibly a nuclear-tipped one. >> pretty troubling. how about his uncle? we know prior to all of this, he had his uncle executed. did he mention that at all? >> he mentioned the event. he never mentioned the uncle by name, but he said of that execution, quote, in the seething period of the effort for rebuilding a thriving country last year, we took the resolute measure of removing the factionalists lurking in the party. that's what he called his uncle and his cronies. kim says the purge of the uncle unified north korea, but analysts said there are more likely purges coming ahead and more instability inside this very volatile regime. >> thanks very much. easy to laugh it up, somewhat, but so many truths on a hair trigger up there. thanks very much. >>> next, we're learning about a lawsuit filed by the mother of a former nfl player. javon belcher killed his girlfriend before killing himself. now his mom