no colin for you. >> i loved it i loved the show, very funny. the constitution is hilarious, by the way. thank you so much. >> thanks, john. >> (cheers and applause) >> colin quinn. /// captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> that's our show, thank you for watching and or listening. my sendoff show episode 12 is on tomorrow night, on comedy central. we'll be here all next week. please join us. here it is, your moment of zen. >> once i got the opportunity, i was in business. so kids i want to you listen up. never talk a good job down.

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the panel this week, "wall street journal" columnist, jason riley and senior editorial page writer colin leavy. so i may not have been paying attention but i know you have been paying attention. first of all i think we can put aside the doubts about whether she is running for president. since you have been paying attention, is there evidence of racial discrimination in voting access in america? >> well, what the evidence shows, paul, is black voter trends since 1996 show that black voter turnout has been increasing. and what's interesting is they've been increasing even as more and more states have been passing voter i.d. laws. some of the strictest in the country are in place like indiana and georgia and tennessee. black voter turnout in those states exceeded white voter turnout. last year's election black voter turnout exceeded white voter turnout for the first time in history. >> what are the magnitudes here? are they two-thirds of african-americans voted. over 66% in 2012. and the white voter turnout is what? 64? >> it's low. >> what is the trend? you mentioned the trend since 196. t

now, contrast this whole exchange to another moderate republican, colin powell, who understands thati.d. laws are the civil rights and voter discrimination issue of our time. >> you didn't need a photo i.d. for decades before. is it really necessary now? and they claim there's widespread abuse and voter fraud. but nothing documents, nothing substantiates that. there isn't widespread abuse. and so these kinds of procedures that are being put in place to slow the process down and make it likely that fewer hispanics and african-americans might vote i think are going to backfire because these people are going to come out and do what they have to do in order to vote. and i encourage that. >> joining me now, msnbc political analyst steve schmidt and karen finney, host of msnbc's "disrupt." steve, i want to go to you. you've talked about the fact that many republicans have accepted a sort of mythology of voter fraud and gotten really obsessed with a problem that doesn't exist, as colin powell said. and look at what sensenbrenner said just last week that i was referring to. he released this

colin powell versus reince priebus, who are you going to call? let's play "hardball." matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. colin powell, perhaps the most respected republicans in country, says his party is sending a message to african-americans by pushing measures making it harder to vote, it's saying that it -- the it wants to punish -- this puts colin powell, the hero of the gulf war in a battle with rnc chair reince priebus, who has presided over the multistate effort to close down voting days and set higher requirements for voting in this country. who are you going to c

i think there are some people who view colin powell as somebody who was used.w there are a lot of people -- i remember at the time people were saying colin powell should resign. he should resign his seat. you know, how -- why should he allow himself to be used this way. we have to remember that he's a member of the military. he's working for the president of the united states and giving him the best advice he could. he is a soldier. first and foremost, then secretary of state. he's a soldier to his core, and he's serving his country. so i -- you know, i understand people's criticisms of general powell, of secretary powell. but someone who recognizes the mistakes that they made and do everything they can to set the record straight, i give -- you know, i give them kudos, i give kudos to peter. not a lot of people would do what the general is doing and what peter did in a full book saying they were wrong, this is how they got it wrong. if more people did that, this would be a better world. >> uncontestable in your presentation there, one point, that dick cheney's

colin powell or reince priebus, the field marshal of the rnc. who vastly reduced the number of black voters. james peterson is a director at lehigh, an engineer, and clarence page, a columnist for "the chicago tribune." let's start with colin powell, and what he said in his own words. he was speaking in raleigh, where he criticized republican efforts to limit voting. the news and observer quotes him as saying, quote, i want to see policies that encourage every american to vote, not make it more difficult to vote. it immediately turns off a voting bloc that the republican party needs. these kinds of actions do not build on the base, it just turns people away. you can say what you like, but there is no voter fraud. how can it be widespread and undetected? what it really says to the minority voter is we really are sort of punishing you. clarence page, you've been covering politics as long as i have. colin powell only comes from from olympus, or wherever he reigns from, and everybody hears every word he speaks, because he is a republican. >> he is,

cabezas: this is excellent evidence... against colin flynn. in mr. sternman's penthouse. if it wasn't for the incompetence of his nurse who left him barricaded in his bathroom mr. sternman would've survived. tell me, ed, was it because you were humiliated? is that why you did it? cabezas: detective... i'm sure when you were young your dad held you up high above his head. he was proud of you. he made you a part of the company. yes, so what? so what? company was in trouble. your dad wasn't so proud of you anymore. he made you feel like you let him down. i let him down? no, he made you feel what you suspected about yourself. all along, you couldn't quite measure up to good ol' dad. no. is that why you drink? i don't drink. i've been sober for three years. what is it they say at aa? "keep doing what you've always done you'll keep getting what you've always gotten." i didn't kill my father. they tell you to admit your mistakes. to make amends to the people you've wronged. i didn't want him dead. i'm not responsible. look, that's enough. he's invoki

colin is not an average person. up a notch. >> cooking things pretty well. >> doing this indoors? >> yeah. yes. >> as he turns on what he is calling the jet engine, not only the flames but watch the air, watch the meat start to like bounce around on top of the grill. burgers and dogs flying up all over the place. >> yeah. >> oh. >> yeah. like i don't know what this looks like a phone book here on fire. he does fire the jet engine barbecue burgers. >> if you're wondering why i'm doing in the shed, it's raining outside. although it was a pretty bad idea. i've burnt a lot of stuff. >> i'm surprised that he doesn't taste like fuel. fuel. jet fuel, fuel of some kind. >> if you're a guy like this who loves engine and speed, then that fuel flavor -- >>> that's going to do it for us here at "rtm". we'll see you next time, everybody. 5Ñ >>> mooi hi, everybody. if you're looking for great videos, this is the show for you. "right this minute." >> police think i'm a thief. that's why right now literally they're outside my house

no colin for you. >> i loved it i loved the show, very funny. constitution is hilarious, by the way. thank you so much. >> thanks, john. >> (cheers and applause) " dtwc .tí$h,eñ captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> that's our show, thank you for watching and or listening. my sendoff show episode 12 is on tomorrow night, on comedy central. we'll be here all next week. please join us. here it is, your moment of zen. >> once i got the opportunity, i was in business. so kids i want to you listen up. never talk a good job down. >> "tosh.0" features videos from the internet, and is intended for a mature audience. and discouraging anyone from attempting them. enjoy. >> [laughter] ♪ >> daniel: you can only be called precious so many times before you whip a buffet table waysomeone. welcome to "tosh.0". you were witnessing t.v. history, tonight we're having a cashmere p.j. party. this week skyline is boppard germany, the place where i burst forth from my mother's snatch. tonight on the program,

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i have to ask you your reaction to the colin powell comments. i can't believe he did that with the governor right there. >> i thought it was a very courageous thing to do for him because of given his audience, and the right thing to do, and i think that colin powell has shown the kind of leadership in this area we need. here is a -- we're talking about, chris, the right to vote. we're talking about people fabricating that there's some pattern of fraud that has to be dealt with here. when there is no pattern of fraud. when we've done the study. the justice department has even done studies. it's like 0.003% fraud. so clearly this is set up as colin powell said, to deal with trying to deal with minority voters not being able to vote. this is the same battle just done with a little more nuance and polish than we had to fight to get right to vote for blacks and minorities in the first place. and this is outrageous 50 years after the march on washington. we have to deal with this issue. but deal with it, we will. >> what's striking to me is colin powe

but the american role and the french role, colin powell's role was indefensible. >> host: why do you-9 think the change? >> guest: you'd have to ask ron dellums. >> host: had you known ron dellums for a while? >> guest: for years and years. twenty years. >> host: we have another hour and a half today in our "in depth" program with randall robinson, the author of five nonfiction books including this one, "the debt: what america owes to blacks." and mr. robinson begins this book talking about the u.s. capitol rotunda. we're going to show you just a little bit of video from c-span archives of mr. robinson talking about it. >> guest: when i was writing about the book that we will talk about many times ago. and denial, i think, operates for the victims as well. and i came down, and she said look up. and i looked up and saw a painting on the eye of the rotunda. it's called the apotheosis of george washington. it represents to us all the ideals and objectives of of american democracy. george is surrounded by 60 robed figures, all of whom are white. on the rum of the dome -- on the rim of th

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. >> and now he is playing the colin powell role, right? the one out in front. >> and what is wrong with what you just said? >> i'll tell you there is a big difference. >> what was wrong with what you just said? playing the colin powell role whom. wants to be there. >> he doesn't want to. but there is an important difference if we're talking about iraq and now. in 2003, the weapons of mass destruction debate are about weapons that no one had seen, that hadn't been used for years at that point. and it was based on this intelligence about where we think they might be. this is a situation with a lot of open intelligence. we know an attack tack place. the issue of whether or not there are chemical weapons that have been used in syria is not really in question. >> i'm with you. the use of the weapons is not an argument any more whether they're existing. the whole question, do you want to be in a position of colin powell, his credibility was used to make the case for war. i don't know what he thought, but he was used. this guy today, didn't you f

it's something i think about a lot. >> reporter: the super bowl was the only thing that didn't go colin kaepernick's way last season. the 25-year-old from turlock has emerged as within of the most popular players in the league despite having only 10 starts under his belt. >> it's a little bit different for me. it's something that my dad talked to me a lot about as far as when people are coming up, taking pictures, asking for autographs, things like that, how to handle different situations and to kind of put yourself in their shoes and remember when you were that person asking for autographs. >> he's universally respected in the locker room and loved by his teammates. i guess i see that from the 25 to 35 demographic too that are buying jerseys. >> reporter: kaepernick certainly had plenty of exposure this off season, commercials, magazine covers, red carpets and photo shoots. >> didn't hurt anybody. didn't show any of his parts that he can't show. you know, so, you know, he gets a little grief about that from us. >> i got on him about his shades. nobody wears shades in the dark. >> he is

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see, rob lowe. [ applause ] >> how about colin powell, he's hot. yes? [ laughter ] >> clear that up. >> i love barbara. [ applause ] >> he is wonderful. >> yes, he is. it's just a fantasy. >> i don't believe you. [ laughter ] >> i tried to think of the classiest man i could. >> fantasize about somebody. >> colin powell. >> yeah, but barbara, we read the book. okay? [ laughter ] >> hey -- [ applause ] >> i knew i should have taken today off. >> it takes -- >> can i just clear that up? >> yes. >> i think colin powell is just an absolutely wonderful man. he has a very happy marriage. and we have never gotten beyond -- >> too much, barbara. [ applause ] >> got to go, babe. got to go. [ applause ] >> so what about this? >> change the subjects. >> i'm getting ready to. >> the wife of brooklyn nets star andrei kirilenko says she knows how many women throw themselves at male athletes, so she gives him permission to cheat once a year! he claims he's never taken her up on the offer. >> i have two questions for him. does he think she should do the same? >> no. no.

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colin kaepernick? >> maybe. >> colin kaepernick.e know what he can do on the field but what about in the world of fashion? he looks good. we will explain after the break. >>> here we go with the marla tellez segment. that is colin kaepernick. check him out right there. >> i am. >> all right. get yourself a towel. he is the frontman for the magazine's nfl kickoff issue coming up in september. the profile doesn't take on any new territory in kaepernick's biography, marla doesn't care. the shot enough. covered everything since he burst onto the scene, the kid did it last year, leading the niners to the super bowl. again, when you're built like that and a track record like that you get a a lot of good things now a little sneak peek in the quarterback sense of style. i guess that is not a card began sweat there a leather jacket, i guess inside he is wearing a card began with football pants. >> not much going on there, but a whole lot of ab work. don't mind that at all. >> the boy is blessed. >> yes. >>> all right. an exclusive club is op

. >> reporter: no one knows that better than colin powell. he believes the u.s. should not get involved in a civil war. >> have no affection for mr. asaad. i know him. he is a pathological liar with respect to my interaction with him but i'm less sure of the resistance. >> reporter: but doing nothing has it's own consequences. >>> the problem is, at this point, if the red line is not held we're going to have more refugees flowing out into syria's neighbors. so the president now has to make a decision. the conflict in syria is spilling out over it's boarders and no longer containable and threatening u.s. core interests. >> they warn the u.s. not to jump to conclusions before the un completed it's investigation. cbs news washington. >>> iraq remains tense this morning after a wave of deadly bombings and shootings on sunday. in baghdad a car bombing left three people dead. about four dozen people died in bombings and shootings across iraq. months of violence threatened to shake iraq's fragile coalition. >>> two major trials over the killing of antigovernment protest

. >> i got to bring up what colin powell did yesterday. and colin powell goes down. paid speech. i don't know this. i'm assuming. speaking in front of business leaders. does his usual shtick. then he just unloads on what north carolina did. and it seemed to silence a room that was probably filled with more republicans than democrats, business leaders. at the same time, a lot of them streamed out and suddenly felt, boy, if colin powell's lecturing us, maybe something went wrong. >> i think it showed certainly a lot of courage and bravery on behalf of colin powell. but here's the thing. whether it is voting rights, whether it is immigration, for example, which is hot right now, what we need is not just the colin powells of the world but we need the soccer moms of the world, we need the nurses that are tending to emergency rooms and know what it is like to see uninsured populations, of which a very high degree of them are immigrants, standing up with courage, going to attend town hall meetings, attending city council meetings, because it is that participation that dr. k

colin, listen... i only agreed to help you save your honor before your family.mily can't keep their mouths shut. come on, eric. the marriage is over. the devlins won't be welcome in our parts anymore. and you still owe us the money. i should've known. i should've known it! you can't trust those brennans! this was all a misunderstanding! i'm sorry, lane. i never wanted this to happen. but ann wanted it. to stop the marriage. haven't you caused enough hurt? no, haven't you? when you discovered that ann was telling bryce the history of the devlin family, or maybe, i should say, the terrible misdeeds of kyle devlin. she was going to throw a wrench into your deception. stop you from marrying off your granddaughter to hide your thievery. don't listen to this cop. goren: oh, you're right. he's right. don't listen to me. listen to ann. who only ever tried to help her beloveds. tried to keep them out of trouble. keep them in school. help them to have a good future. ann... who got in his way. ann, who you disposed of as casually as you disposed of your granddaughter's fut

he was not holding up vials of substances or throwing to sound bite as colin powell did. one could not help but be struck by the parallels between the two and it is precisely the hangover from the fact that that first one turned out to be basically nonsense that it is hard to listen to john kerry with the same kind of open mind to the truthfulness of what he's saying. >> i thought john kerry did a fantastic job of taking that issue head-on. iraq is the background to which this entire discussion about syria is going on. here he is trying to present an intelligence-based assessment just as colin powell did, and, again, in his talk he said right there and then why this is not like iraq. and i thought he was quite convincing. first and foremost, there is no doubt that syria has chemical weapons. there is no doubt that the regime controls those chemical weapons. the only doubt appears to be the extent to which assad, himself, may have personally been involved in any kind of decision about their use. this past week. >> can i say this, first of all, obviously, the iraq situation

the very next speaker after him at that event was former secretary of state colin powell. with governor mccrory in the audience speaking after him, colin powell, a republican, took a direct rhetorical aim at governor mccrory's voting bill saying, "these kinds of actions do not build on the base. it just turns people away. i want to see policies that encourage every american to vote, not make it more difficult to vote." those comments from colin powell in north carolina on thursday made a lot of waves in north carolina. but then secretary, former secretary of state colin powell reiterated that critique for a national audience when he went on cbs yesterday morning. >> here's what i say to my republican friends. the country is becoming more diverse. asian-americans, hispanic-americans and african-americans are going to constitute majority of the population in another generation. you say you want to reach out, you say you want to have a new message, you say you want to see if you can bring some of these voters to the republican side. this is not the way to do it. the way to do

he was not holding up vials of substances or throwing to sound bite as colin powell did.could not help but be struck by the parallels between the two and it is precisely the hangover from the fact that that first one turned out to be basically nonsense that it is hard to listen to john kerry with the same kind of open mind to the truthfulness of what he's saying. >> i thought john kerry did a fantastic swrjob of taking that issue head-on. iraq is the background to which this entire discussion about syria is going on. here he is trying to present an intelligence-based assessment just as colin powell did, and, again, in his talk he said right there and then why this is not like iraq. and i thought he was quite convincing. first and foremost, there is no doubt that syria has chemical weapons. there is no doubt that the regime controls those chemical weapons. the only doubt appears to be the extent to which assad, himself, may have personally been involved in any kind of decision about their use. this past week. >> can i say this, first of all, obviously, the iraq situation i

. >>> colin powell versus reince priebus, who are you going to call? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. colin powell, perhaps the most respected republicans in country, says his party is sending message to african-americans by pushing measures making it harder to vote, it's saying that it -- the hero of the gulf war in a battle with rnc chair reince priebus, who has responded over the multistate effort to close down voting days and set higher requirements for voting in this country. who are you going to call? the general who wants americans -- all americans to vote and pats are participate? or the party chair who supports bills for making it harder for minorities and young voters to vote. who are you going to call? colin powell or reince priebus, the field marshal of the rnc. james peterson is a director at lehigh, an engineer, and clarence page a columnest for "the chicago tribune. "let's start with colin powell and what he said in his own words. he was speaking in raleigh, where he criticized republican efforts to limit voting. the news and obs

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yet another cover for nfl rising star colin kaepernick. he is gracing the cover of sports illustrated for the second time. hard to believe he had just 10 year starts. here is harbal talking about his prized quarterback. >> he is a person that studies the game, very impressed with how he goes about his job and he takes on a great responsibility there. he is a very inquisitive guy who wants to know all the details. you have to coach him more or coach him less? he demands to be coached more. that is the kind of person or player he is. >> all right, denver bronco fans are up in arms over this billboard here. other banners around denver featuring the opposing team, baltimore's joe flacco alongside their guy peyton manning. the nfl is trying to promote it. manning says he has never seen anything like it for a regular season game. and broncos fans want to get rid of all of them. they have around 3,000 signatures so far. heisman winner johnny manziel got off with a slap on the restment he was suspended for the first half of the opener against rice

. >> reporter: coming up and sports colin kapernick could he be one of the greatest quarterbacks of alles? all the sports for the head >> pam: we're learning more about the suspected gunman who opened fire at an elementary school in georgia. police say michael brandon hill had a number of weapons on him, including an a-k-47.and nearly 500 rounds of ammunition. when he barricaded himself inside the school's front office. new tonight at 8-- a new 9- 1-1 call that captures the sound of shots being fired. >> can you get somewhere safe?".put the phone down. " >> pam: no one was hurt. >> pam: hill eventually surrendered after exchanging gunfire with authorities. he was prepared to die. facing multiple charges. >> reporter: will and rod you will see this old see the patient lies more coming up >> pam: + this is one welcome to school speech like you've never seen before. >> jacqueline: we're still going with a low pressure area off the coastline. we could get some activity baltimore about that coming up. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. wh

. >>> coming up, colin powell versus bill o'reilly, over voter suppression. >>> and the clip i showed you last night. >>> and marijuana is legal in some form in 20 states. but the federal government still considers it illegal. so imagine what kind of a mess marijuana businesses get into when they have to file their federal tax returns. in the rewrite. >>> as reported here last week, terry dunlap sr., a former ohio police chief accidentally shot a student last week during a gun safety class. the student was only slightly injured and he told the columbus dispatch, up until he shot me accidentally, it was a very informative and i learned a lot. and you know the hunting trip with dick cheney was great until he shot the guy beside him. and you know it turns out this was not the first time terry dunlap accidentally shot somebody. the report showed he fired a .38 caliber handgun into the air during a hay ride as a scary stunt for his daughter and friend. a bullet ricochetted and hit a 14-year-old girl in the leg. when she heard about the latest shooting, she said, oh, no, he has done it agai

>> well, i hope colin powell is correct. i hope we'll be able to marshall all the troops, 3 to 6,000 people monday after monday while we were in session is, go throughout the state to the most important districts that there are and that we can get people out to vote. and i feel very confident that we can. there is litigation that has been filed in federal court and in state court, basically attacking all the voter suppression practices that have been implemented. the decrease of the early voting period by a week. back in 2008, we had over 700,000 people killed in the first week of early voting. in 2012 with an increase. those people won't have that right when this comes forth next time at the next election cycle. there is a multitude of things that have changed. same day voter registration. not allowing college students to go out there and vote if they have gotten preregistered in the state and will be 18 by the time of the general election. >> let people understand what these new voter laws say. it's the new voter id law in

colin firth as mr. darcy in "pride and prejudice." we don't have colin firth today, so it's me. yourself, a giant statue of colin firth as mr. darcy. the arrogant aristocrat whose world turns up side down when he falls in love. the statue is touring britain. it's even been in the sea, a promotion for a new tv channel. >> it shows you the appeal of colin firth as mr. darcy coming out of the water. that's the thing that makes the ladies swoon. >> but now, it's at the very grounds where colin firth's famous mr. darcy was filmed. line park was pem berly in the "pride and prejudice." the grounds have a rich history. given to in 1346, thanks for serving the black prince in battle. but for many this is a pilgrimage to mr. darcy's home. you can walk where colin firth walked. breathe the air he breathed. this is where he pursues elizabeth and begs her to stay. >> ms. bennett, you are not leaving. >> we are, sir. >> reporter: this is when he gazes longingly after her. then there's the famous scene. colin firth dives into the water. that was filmed right here. what, you thought i was going