when i left post, there were places i could not go and i was thrown out of hamburger joints in columbus, georgiavid: they would just say, we don't serve you? colin: it was even worse than that. i stopped at a little hamburger joint late one night, and i knew i could not go in, so i just went to the window and asked for a hamburger, and this nice white lady from new jersey said i , i'm sorry. i don't know why, but i can't serve you. you can go around the back. i said, no thanks. so i went on to the base, that was in early 1964, and then the civil rights act of 1964, the accommodations act, was signed in july, just before july 4. hanand on july 5, i went back to that hamburger joint, and they served me. and what america discovered is that segregation was not just a burden for blacks. it was a burden for whites. we are living in a crazy system. david: you went to vietnam and you were injured. colin: yeah. david: and you came back to the states and you went back again to vietnam. colin: about five years later, i went back and got injured again. yeah. david: and when you came back, your career really

went to the democratic party convention and ran into an old harvard classmateem he was from columbus georgia and was the part owner he told mr. roosevelt of a young man who have polio and he have come an exercise in and exercise in the warm mineral springs there had finally been able to walk with just a king. this is the greatest wish. he often said to me and to others if a man is going to run for office he has to be able to walk first. he had been using crutches. that's a medical device. so that october he loaded me and his wife eleanor and his valley onto the train and we were all the way from new york down to the piney woods of georgia. n it was a biteo of a shock what there was was quite expensive. not much phone service. or indoor plumbing. no paved roads within 10 miles. but some from mrs. roosevelt was a last drop was a day we went to get some chicken for supper. she realized we have a by the chicken on the hook. we gave them to theck cook. and she prepared the chickens for supper mrs. roosevelt noted and saw the chicken execution and she didn't have much appetite for her dinner that

host: when is calling from -- from columbus, georgia on the democratic line. assume you have multiple degrees behind your name. i challenge you to read the definition and characteristics of a sociopath. all of what you're talking about and everybody else is talking about, why this happened like tillerson got fired, how mccain got fired, all of this is going on on a daily basis. this is based on a president that is a sociopath. anyone who deals with this type of person will be turned to dirt , their name and reputation and everything else. this country, the fbi, all of it will fall. you cannot deal with a sociopath and everybody seems to be ignoring it. host: i want to give gary schmitt a chance to respond. guest: i do have a lot of letters behind my name, none of which are medical. i do know psychologist and psychiatrist and one of the things they will say is that you have to have a patient before you are able to comment about the mental health of somebody. ,et me go to the larger issue which is we have a presidential system and it is extremely important that

he went to the democratic party convention and ran into an old classmate from columbus georgia and was the owner of the result delete queries work. he had exercised on the warm mineral springs and had been finally able to walk with just a cane. this was his greatest wish he often said to me and others if a man is going to be able to run for office he has to be able to walk first. he had been using crutches. so that october he loaded us up and his valet that helped him get it out onto a train and we went from new york down to the woods of georgia. and i must say that it was a bit of a shock. there was very little" there was was quite expensive, not much phone service or in your plumbing, no paved roads within 10 miles, but for mrs. roosevelt i think the last straw is when we went to get some chicken for supper and she discovered we had to buy it on the hoof. we brought them back and squawking at blocking and gave them to the head cook and she paired them for supper. mrs. roosevelt noticed she didn't have much appetite for her dinner that night and as we were having coffee she said to me

host: when is calling from -- gwen is calling from columbus, georgia. caller: hello, kimberly. schmidt, i assume that you have multiple degrees behind your name. i challenge you to read the definition and characteristics of a sociopath. all of what you're talking about and everyone else is talking about on how this happened. regarding rex tillerson and his firing and others. the chaos going on on a daily basis. this is all based on a president being a sociopath. anyone dealing with a person like this will be instantly turned to church. this country, the fbi department, all of it will fall. i keep saying this over and over. you cannot deal with a sociopath. everyone seems to be ignoring this. host: i would like to give gary schmitt a chance to respond. >> i do have a lot of letters behind my name but none of which are medical. psychologists and psychiatrists and one of the things they will say is that you actually have to have a patient before you are able to comment on the mental health of someone. but, let me go to a larger issue which is we have a presidential system and so i

. >> to yolanda in columbus, georgia, democrat. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. miss vaughn, i have a couple questions and i will try to be very, very brief. i was wondering through your research, can you tell me approximately how many illegal immigrants are in the united states that did not cross from the southern border, probably came in through lax, jfk, atlanta hartsfield-jackson? do you have any idea on that? >> we do. it's hard to estimate, but there are a number of reliable estimates out there. it appears that about 40% of the people who are illegally resident in the country, that's about 12 million people, maybe a little bit less, about 40% of them, maybe slightly more now, came in on a visa and did not -- or visa waiver, and did not leave when their time was up. we are just now starting to get better information on that but it's a sizeable percentage of the illegal population. that's one reason we have to do more with work site enforcement so that if there's no possibility for them to get a job or stay here, as if they were

you know, columbus, georgia was fine, ok. it was fine. i have no complaint. >> when he was going through airborne school, did you get a to go out and watch the tower week and that sort of thing? susan: not that i can remember. >> ok. susan: i was still working then, but not that i remember. >> and then germany came after that, right? susan: yes. >> what was it like packing up to go to germany and what were you thinking to go so far away? susan: we did not have a lot to pack because we got married in june, so mostly it was just our wedding gifts. we had no furniture or anything. when we got there, i mean, i had never been out of the united states, ok. so that going to europe was like a big deal. thing was i had never ever left my family, i mean, so it when i first got there, that was hard. i was a little homesick but the only thing was, is we had quite a few of harry's classmates that were stationed with us there. and we got together a lot. but as one thing being an army wife is the camaraderie of the other wives. you become like a family

i ask this because i long awaited construction on the columbus, georgia community based health clinic to begin. and also waiting word from the v.a. on the recipient of the award for the contract. moreover, there have been issues that have been brought to my attention that have arisen with the v.a.'s construction process. one specific project is the emergency room expansion at the v.a. north health care septre in dallas, texas. i'm told that this particular project experienced numerous concerns such as extraordinarily slow implementation of contracts which resulted in extension of an 18-month project by 16 months. improper direction from the contracting officer. suggesting that the contractor should submit the obligation for payment although v.a. hadn't obtained funding for change order in the works. -- vaurous other contractor various other contractor problems. what is the v.a. doing to really manage this construction process and make sure that the contractors are performing or allowed to perform and that the contracting officers are really adequately and efficiently managed in the co

>> i have asked this because i long awaited on construction on the columbus georgia clinic to begin and also the recipient of the contract and moreover, there have been issues that have been brought to my attention with the process. one specific project is the emergency room expansion at the va north health care center in dallas texas. i'm told this project experienced numerous concerns such as extraordinarily slow implementation of contracts. improper direction from the contracting officer suggesting that the contractor should submit application for payment although the va hasn't obtained funding for a change order in the work and various other contractor problems. what is the va doing to manage the construction process and make sure that the contractors are performing or are allowed to perform and that the contracting officers are really adequately and efficiently managing the contracts? >> yeah. i think that facts of the past and history suggests we should have a lot of reason to be concerned about our ability to construct on time and on budget. this is clearly a work in progress. we

i'm thrilled that a number of great georgia companies included in this, like columbus, georgia, based aflac and total system services as well as companies like home depot, nancy brothers, cox enterprises, suntrust and united parcel service to name a few. these are all major companies in my home state of georgia that are making investments in their people and their industries so they can better serve their customers and it is paying big dividends. it's always commiting to hear about these announcements from major employers around the state. but these -- the benefits of tax reform are not just felt by employees at major corporations, they're being felt by job creators on main street and here in georgia's third district. two i will highlight at some point tonight will be shred-x in griffton georgia and custom truck and body work. both are expanding and hire manager workers. this is a great story for the state of georgia and the third district and we're awfully proud of them. the positive impacts of tact reform -- tax reform have been felt by millions more americans as the updated withhol

to go to a quick break but i have live comedy shows coming up in new york city columbus ohio rochester pittsburgh. georgia come back yeah they. were there reality rendering you know the people uploaded their minds to it and they're willing to trade their physical body in exchange for the promise of immortality because remember we've shifted. from the physical to the spiritual i guess you could god we've also lost all values associated with the physical plane they all respect for gravity dollars back for a plurality and now been reinterpreted in a gravitational list ethical list valueless back you moral turpitude which is now the new reality or heaven as some may call it. the far right. isn't just on the march it's taking violent my daughter's action i know what i need to hit the dog and i see these organizations which only usually split in two which we feel different names how do you view that. complex web of witches fascism. fundamentally the united states and russia are have been for decades to scorpions in a bottle each capable of destroying the other but only at the price of being destroyed itself. sa

to a quick break but i have live comedy shows coming up in new york city columbus ohio rochester pittsburgh going to back to georgia i've come here. for their reality rent train you know the people uploading their minds to it and they're willing to trade. physical body in exchange for the promise of immortality because remember we've shifted from the physical to the spiritual like this or that god we've also lost all values associated with the physical plane they all respect for gravity. all respect for a plurality ethics and now been reinterpreted in the gravitational this ethical list valueless back you moral turpitude which is now the new reality or heaven as some may call it. the far right and britain isn't just on the march it's taking violent mother's actions i don't like. that gives you no argument i see these organizations which used to split into which we feel which takes different names how do you view the. complex web which is rational. as you know congress because he did all week over the omnibus spending bill like cast members of the real world negotiate over the last canister of nitric oxide but what