some of you remember donald trump's offer to president obama. obama and his enemies, quite a bit about super pac billionaires', quite a bit about what i call the voter suppression project which was an effort in 19 states, 43 states in 2011 to tilt the election to the republicans by making it much harder for democratic constituents to vote. i have the most complete account of this effort which bill clinton said was worse than we'd seen in the jim crow south growing up and it is a harry story that i assembled on this. there was a backlash against it and there were no blacks for instance who voted in 2012 than in 2008. as al sharpton said, out of hope ranger, in 2012 they voted out of anger. so the result was a comfortable victory and all of the fears about a close election turned out to be false. but you did have until the end of the campaign these people suffering from what is sometimes called obama at the range and syndrome, people like donald trump, injecting themselves into our politics in ways that you could argue helped obama, obama actually

bill: personal story segment tonight, once of the most successful entrepreneurs in the country donald trumptspoken critic of president obama's economic policies including obama care, mr. trump joins us now from midtown, manhattan. how many jobs do your provide. >> thousands. i know all about obama care i also know about good healthcare. >> bill: when you look at your core business, is it helpful to you that we have this affordable healthcare law? is that helpful to you, donald trump? >> >> well, i take a lot of really good care of my employees. i pay them a lot and i take good healthcare. they get great healthcare. and it effects me to a certain extent but not to the extent that a lot of other businesses are affected. many businesses are closing up. many businesses are hiring part-time workers as you know. they are hiring fewer than 50 workers. there are are a lot of tricks to obama ha care that frankly people have becoming ph.d.es in obama care. it's very unfair and unfortunate. it is affecting unemployment and certainly effecting other businesses very very seriously. >> bill: your busines

and one -- is donald trump. [laughter] no, wait a minute. turn around. that's donald trump. lause] now -- i'm sorry, mr. trump. that was a complete nonsensical driveby. i beg your pardon. don't you agree, you guys look alike? >> yeah, sort of. yeah! [laughter] totally. craig: how much do you hate me right now, ted? >> no, like it. it's fun. craig: really? >> yeah! it is so bright up here. craig: he has never seen daylight. he is a television writer. well, that's our show, everybody. let's stand like this. [applause] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> this is kpix5 news. >> a teenage girl held captive on this farm, locked in a box for days. and tonight we have learned there may be more victims out there. i'm elizabeth cook. >> details about a pot growing operation and at least one young kidnapping victim. joe. >> reporter: liz, this has a lot of people out here in lake county talking. a 15-year-old girl made to stay in a metal box for several days. apparently they poked holes in it so she could breath. they attached a hose to clean it out at times. the girl was made to have sex with men

i want to look at something that is more subtle, although nothing that donald trump ever does is subtleok at this oldie but goody. >> president obama is the at least transparent president in the history of this country. i'm very honest about him releasing his long form birth certificate. if barack obama opens up and gives his college records and applications, and if he gives his passport applications and records, i will give to a charity of his choice a check immediately for $5 million. >> john: now my staff is really mad that i wanted to talk about donald trump in this segment but i think it's interesting. donald trump said this racist stuff, and he has never asked an caucasian candidate for their birth certificate ever. but why does he want his college transcripts, clearly he's black and not intelligent enough. mr. touches response to this, how can i be racist? i made arsenio hall an apprentice. you laugh but that's the real argument. tell me if i'm wrong, but is that the difference between bigotry and racism? a bigot has hate in his heart. but a racist may not necessarily have malice

[laughter] >> you know what i'm thinking right now, at least we're not talking about donald trump. >> yeah. there's enough people. everything has been said about that clown that you could possibly say. there's nothing else to say. >> we should agree, no more discussing honey boo bbo, jersey shore or donald trump. >> i wonder if he would be proud or upset that he was lumped in with them. >> and he was third of the list of three. we have 30 seconds left. what's the next thing you will do, what else? >> go back to arrested development. we're shooting that through mid december. i will at that point afterwards finally be able to go on a hundred an hundred mn with my wife. just got married. [laughter] oh, don't -- don't sweeten that in post, please. [laughter] >> but you're right. wait, you're right. let me say that, you're right. because it's not a [bleep] accomplishment. people get such cheaa, easy applause like so i just got married. and they'll wait for it. i just got married recently. it's not an accomplishment you didn't do anything! >> so honeymoon and then what? >> then i hope to sh

people were just, like, like, the dominican ladies in the bronx were all about donald trump. donald trump represented something like he had made it though he, himself, is an heir. he's the son of a huge real estate fortune. >> that's why it's called the dream. people are waking up from it now. the fact that young men today are making less than their fathers, people are starting to understand, hopefully, that it's not actually just individual effort and merit, but, in fact, structures and the rules of the game that we write together and things like trade policy, tax policy, and wages matter. when we sort of outsourced making those rules to very wealthy campaign donors and their friends in congress -- >> our version of dukes and duche duchesses. >> exactly. >> who more or less are the people that make up what is essentially the american ruling class increasingly. >> the senate is 50% millionaires. >> right. and seen -- the american version of this, there's this cultural affinity. that's what was interesting about the film "born rich" that you hemade. these are people you know.

. >> donald trump may be getting a little richer after a court case went his way. judge says a former beauty contestant has to pay trump millions. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >> welcome back. as we honor the men and women now serving our nation across the world, dozens of our bravest overseas became u.s. citizens during a ceremony in afghanistan. they became citizens having already served what is now officially their country. others taking time to celebrate the independence day. ♪ >> they're rocking in afghanistan. of course, when american troupes -- troops eventually huron home some will have trouble adjusting but one program helping to make

trump under the law. so, boy, oh, boy. donaldake more than a lifetime to pay that back. >> no doubt. >> moving on -- talking about justin timberlake. a new album "tunnel vision" and the new video for one of the songs on the album is very racy, folks. take a look. the video features a lot of naked women. and there is a lot of smoke. and, you know things that they cover up. but essentially that is the video. it's not controversial, but certainly getting a lot of attention. if you recall the album cover to "tunnel vision" interesting, timberlake's face, silhouette, looks like a nude woman. like robin thicke's video for "blurred lines." >> that got a lot of controversy. can't show the juiciest stuff. doesn't look all bad. >> right. >> have you seen it? >> i haven't seen the whole thing. you kind of get the idea here. sometimes they superimpose on different areas to cover things up. but there you go. >> sexy video. imagine such a thing. remember alec baldwin in the week, big twitter controversy, said he is done with twitter. not going

my friends' parents all loved donald trump. the dominican ladies of the bronx all loved donald trump. he's the son of a huge real estate fortune. >> that's why it's called the dream. you have to be asleep to believe that. and people are waking up from it now. the fact that young men today are making less than their fathers. people are starting to understand, hopefully, that it's not just individual merit but structures and tax policy and wages matter. and when we outsource those rules to campaign donors and their friends in congress -- >> and dukes and duchesses who are the people who make up the ruling class in america. >> the senate is 50% millionaires. >> and you've seen, in the american version of this, right, there is this kind of cultural affinity. that was so interesting about the film, born rich, you made. these people are basically your homeys, you grew up with them. that's who heirs hang out with is other heirs. >> there's a tendency for everyone to stick with people who are familiar to them. and i think that does inf

. >> now to donald trump. his product, what say you? >> it's very sad because it's all talk no action. you know the expression, all talk and no action. this has been going on for years. i have been hearing same speeches for years. this is a really long one. >> it was very similar toes mad. he made a very similar speech in 2005 in exactly the same place. people say there is nothing knew here and certainly not today? >> you could have turned on a tape recorder in old-fashioned words and repeated it. the other thing, the length of the speech. we don't need speeches. we need action. we need people that are going to get the republicans together and democrats together and everybody sit down and lock the door and get something done because the country is really wandering and other people are eating our lunch. other countries are taking advantage of us like never before. we really have to get action here. that speech was so long. i just read parts of it. it goes on for pages and pages. i have no idea how long it lasted in terms of minutes, but

donald trump joins us.ce to talk to you, donald. >> hi, greta. >> the president's approval rating going down to 41% since april. why? >> it's a tremendous drop. but if you look at what's going on with this country, the respect and lack of respect we have throughout the world. they just don't respect us any more. i can tell you, we deal with people and the other countries to just look at us as a laughing stock. you look at so many different things, then you take obama care, which has been a total catastrophe, and i guess they gave it a 1-year extension. it's just a mess. it's a mess that nobody wants, that people don't understand. businesses are laying off people. real unemployment, there's probably 15%, not the 7 and a half% people are reporting, there's so many people who just gave up looking for work. we really do, we do poorly as a country. and shockingly, we're just not a respected country any longer. >> what do you think he thinks when he hears his ratings for handling the economy approval. 37%, disapp

>> i guess. >> i think donald trump can't be wrong about everything.to the fact this is an issue that basically everybody except weiner agrees on. he's down to 16% in the new west poll. as the scandal festers another week or two, we'll see the numbers continue to decline. it shows the breathth of how much everybody agrees on this even trump up. >> mckay, do you think this episode will dog mrs. clinton's campaign should she run in 2016 and other democrats? >> well, i don't know. you see the republican party out there trying to hard to push this idea. this is the real war on women, right? that will mayor filner out in san diego and anthony weiner and eliot spitzer somehow together comprise this war on women. i don't see that will really getting a lot of traction outside of washington. but i do think that hillary clinton, there's a reason as we saw an in the new york post report that the clintons are trying to distance themselves from anthony weiner and from this whole episode. i think the worst thing that this can do is dredge up memories of the clinton

. >> donald trump basically disgraced himself in many ways. don't know why he does it, but for months and years he's been saying obama is an illegitimate president because he was born to an american mother in a foreign country. by that definition this guy ted cruz can't run for president because he was born to an american mother in a foreign country in this case canada. why would he be running for president if by the definitions put out by somebody on his side politically, donald trump, is he still insisting on running for president? it's so inconsistent. does that matter to anybody. >> not to him. there are so many reasons why he shouldn't be president before that one that i can barely -- >> i think he's eligible. i think trump doesn't know his history. >> interested to hear what steve has to say about this. i think he is a first class demagogue, very talented at what he does. he has the capacity to whip up that strident tea party base in the republican party. and create quite a bit of havoc. >> you know, i compared him to mccarthy. i shouldn

. >>> a judge has ordered former miss pennsylvania shenna to pay $5 million to donald trump for callingiss usa pageant, quote, fraudulent. last june, despite her pleas that the award would financially devastate her. >>> usher ringing the closing bell at the new york stock exchange wednesday to promote the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular. catch tonight's fireworks at 8:00, 7:00 central on nbc. >>> "e news" has confirmed kerry washington secretly tied the knot with san francisco niners quarterback nnamdi asomugha in idaho. they had been dating since last summer. >>> on a largely desolate stretch of road in texas, playboy enterprises put up their logo in an attempt to revamp their image through art and culture. the bunny logo caused quite a stir among residents and a state agency says that it is illegal and it must come down. >>> apparently hayden pan ne tear likes nutella because she tweeted this photo of herself holding an 11-pound container of the chocolate hazelnut goodness with the caption, "breakfast anyone." doesn't that turn your stomach? >> i think it sounds good. >>>

donald trump, the kardashians, john boehner to whichever planet will accept them. >> well, see, sincepe there, broad swipe, we only really need to do one there. the kardashians? i don't know if we can live without the kardashians. "morning joe" starts right now. >> at a certain point, you've got to say, look, i don't

he's not donald trump. he was a wimp, she said. >> guest: yeah.y mother -- she was in a bad mood at the time he said that. my mother thought my father should have been a more successful businessman, and i didn't think that was a fair criticism. i thought my daddied the best he could with what he did. he kept the door open. most restaurants fail, and to have a restaurant that remained open until my dad was in his 80s is a hell of an achievement. and i thought my father belittled his achievement. again, my mother was not the warmest and most fuzzy person, but i didn't take too much to heart with that statement. >> host: she spent a little bit of time on your radio program, too, didn't she? >> guest: my mother was on every friday for a whole hour, probably the most popular feature because she told it like it was. she didn't pull any punches. my mother didn't like something, she'd say so. and people loved her candor. >> host: iraq. what would your mother -- i'm sorry, iran. what would your mother have done with iran? >> guest: well, i tell the story i

donald trump is no stranger to this. he's going to speak his mind. what does he think of all this?then, get half off your next hotel room. there is just one little catch. you have to sleep with a stranger, who might be strange. back in a moment. don't go away [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doct if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have

we hope they are going to be okay. >>> former beauty queen will have to pay now for calling donald trump's the comments after losing. here is trump's reaction when the allegations broke last year. >> in my opinion, she just wanted publicity for herself. she lost. if she felt that way, she would have dropped out before the pageant took place. why did she go through the whole thing? >> gretchen: she had alleged that she had seen a piece of paper that already had, i believe, the winner's name on it. she will have to pay trump $5 million for defamation. despite her pleas, it would financially devastate her. trump sued after she came out saying the pageant was a fraud. those are your headlines. >> clayton: thank you. coming up, remember him? hot tub loving gsa official. if you thought you saw the last of government waste courtesy of this guy, you were wrong. roll the tape. ♪ ♪ we need big butts and i cannot lie ♪ ♪ i'm here to tell you why ♪ we can't wait >> clayton: oh, man. that's your tax dollars at work, folks, produced that flawless video. >> peter: july 4th. and he was the first and young

radio host of america now with and be beamed to him so the young is time tested and to compete on donald trump's the apprentice i was the radio show gone good larry hundred twenty markets going good i started you know you were in the you were the man in the radio business your reaction to the zimmerman acquittal was your view of that whole thing oh the jury you know finally we got a good jury that follow the law unlike the o.j. simpson jury or casey anthony jury but look the last thing zimmerman did he was having his head into concrete he thought he's fearful for his life and the jury had no other decision and they made the right call there i mean the problem with the case is the race hustlers like sharpton going down there and trying to use all this division for his financial advantage it works for him playing the devil's advocate a moment really told the moment not to follow him right phone you know following somebody is not not a crime and maybe stupid nobody was stupid who made it. to saying he was looking for an address on a street and at that point trayvon you know came out of nowhere and

radio host of america now with andy beam and himself the young this time tested him to compete on donald trump's the apprentice i was a radio show gone hundred twenty markets going good i started all that you know you were in the you were the man in the radio business your reaction to the zimmerman acquittal shirley. your view of the whole thing well the jury you know finally we got a good jury that follow the law unlike the o.j. simpson jury or casey anthony jury but look the last thing zimmerman did he was having his head into concrete he thought he's fearful for his life and the jury had no other decision and they made the right call there i mean the problem with the case is the race hustlers like sharpton going down there and trying to use all this division for his financial advantage it works for him playing the devil's advocate a moment only told the moment not to follow him right phone you know following somebody is not a crime and may be stupid nobody was stupid who made it a drive by zimmerman to saying he was looking for an address on a street and at that point trayvon you know came ou

. >> if yosaw donald trump in 1991, his crrdit score was not too great. you would have missed a diamond in the rough, and there to warn yothey are all turning. >> it don't really think this is necessarily about compatibility. the fact of the matter is we are seeing a lotf things pop up including this sugar daddy website, sdent loans. neil: what about somebody who is loving and caring? >> i agree. people have the right to choose who they want to be with whether it is with money or not. shallow economy could be reflective of a shallow relationship. neil: stick around. we are finally witnessing it. the end o. >> absolutely fantastic. we will see you again. >> are you ready colonel? >> does america still have a true grit? space some why is taking a risk becoming illegal? and the that upsets the cowboy libertarian the idea you will retaliate can ban something is crazy. >> should this behavior be banned? it is time to toughen up this is it. >> these perdu engineers offended people because they are all white. is that offensive? at least some americans still have

because these afghan academics think their hotel moguls, real-este moguls, academi, acting like donald trumpamies and letting the hotels of business. that is the business model. they have seven figure salaries. you know what i say? these colleges are nonprofits. they are not supposed to be acting in their own private interment. demeans you curtail their salary. they should be backing exploding steadman that. they shod be guaranteeing it and then you bring that number down. >> you blame government. >> i am. >> were talking tuition outpacing inflation by 600. something average is. >> and al is going to come down. charles: famous last words. how will that come down. the federal government taking of thetudent loan business. they pushed everyone out. and then they churn out loans. a look at the numbersf the month. >> we know the federal government mess up everything. is this to be taking over. they cannot handle this. it's bad. the problem is they are not reasonable. something reasonable. a year -- solyndra, all the waste. now there is no money left. [iudible conversations] >> cash for clunkers.

donald trump and bret baier. who is a billionaire.5 minutes please put something on. >> a case of road rage turns dangerous at a north carolina raceway. take a look at this. an angry driver attacks the race winner's car. he tries to climb inside while the winner hits the gas. the driver ends up getting dragged along the track and then flung into the wall. he wasn't hurt, so he decided to actually try to attack the car again. this time, though, he was escorted off the track. the driver was apparently upset with the winner for bumping his car earlier in the race. >> congressional republicans press ahead on sunday with their emerging stance on immigration reform. >> with the clock ticking toward a long summer recess for congress, immigration tops the list of controversial issues still undecided. it's up to the house now to decide how to move forward. critics argue democrats are only focused on the political outcome, not fixing a broken immigration system. >> they want this for a political issue. this is a big boon for democrats, whether

launched over 500 plus shows and we've only had a hand full of guests, barbara bush, sarah palin, donald trump, it's my pleasure to welcome the king of talk radio, it's limbaugh. welcome. before we get into the important news of the day, they spun a headline to make it look like you had an issue with fox news. rush limbaugh tells people not to watch fox news. can you tell us what they were up to. >> i am the news of the day. i'm happy. i'm thrilled to be here. i love your guys show. whenever i watch tv in the afternoon, this is it. you know, i had a caller who was just almost just shy of profane. he was angry, spitting, mad, and he finally started telling me why he was upset. started listing names of people and it turned out the fox business network and a bunch of the names i didn't know who they were which is why i was having trouble. and he was just kind of off the wall and i said, sir, just stop listening to those people. stopwatching those people. and i kept saying those people. i never said don't watch fox. now, i have said, over the course of my career, don't watch abc, don't watch nbc a

donald trump here live. bret baier here.or edward snowden's father is here live to talk about the nsa's later move. and frank tar kenton only on fox and friends. >> it's about eight minutes till the top of the hour. time for some quick headlines for you. regulation nation could put some new rules -- new rules, put the brakes on truck drivers' schedules. starting today drivers will not be allowed to drive more than 70 hours a week, down from 82. they'll have to take mandated breaks to catch up on rest. the trucking industry has sued to have the rules reversed. safety officials say they will save lives. >>> forget the myth you eat when you're depressed. a new study says being happier makes you heavier. the study found 75% eat more when they're in a good mood. it can change the way doctors treat obesity. >>> a helicopter pilot being hailed a hero for making a crash landing on the hudson river and saving every person on board being called the second miracle on the hudson. good morning, robert. what's the latest? >> sulling berge

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launched over 500 plus shows and we've only had a hand full of guests, barbara bush, sarah palin, donald trump to welcome the king of talk radio, it's limbaugh. welcome. before we get into the important news of the day, they spun a headline to make it look like you had an issue with fox new

martha, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile let's bring in donald trump who joins us every monday at thisre good at investments and stuff like this. is today the day that william and kate should think about a 529 plan? >> probably so. this is the day. it looks like this will be finally the day. >> and what does it mean to you? >> well, not as much as it means to everybody else. everybody is going wild on this one. we're not talking about detroit, we're not talking about lots of other things, we're talking about this. i think it's great. i do say this, i think she's fantastic. she has done such a fantastic job. and i'm a fan of the queen. i met the queen once, i'm a fan of the queen. you know, she's been up there so many years, she's never made a mistake. in our world we watch our president, we watch everybody. it's constant everyday mistakes. this woman, has she ever made a mistake? >> we just heard that she had a 90% approval rating. >> well, she's got one of the highest approval ratings, but she's really a terrific woman. >> and the thing about this story is there's so much bad news out

know, maybe she will get a job in some marketing capacity because she has the guts to take on donald trumpaybe it's just a long-drawn interview. >> maybe she is on the next -- >> could be. she did receive some odd legal advice. she didn't appear at the arbitration, neither did her counsel. as -- >> the did nothing. >> and that's part of the problem. >> she did nothing. in fact she has a legal defense fund. asking people to contribute. if people did contribute, they need to request a refund. with interest, at the legal rate. because there was no defense. >> neil: sharon you don't seem very warm and fuzzy on this particular issue. we want to get to the bottom of this. we thought it was a big news story. incidental we were running pageant video. meanwhile, college for free? a tiny little catch. but i bet you would still deal with the tiny little catch because in oregon, they might have just started a revolution. ♪ could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus. engineeif you could accentuat

he's not bin lauden, donald trump, the people i don't like at all. >> he's not anthony weiner. >> a washingtone agree with the verdict, 70% of white republicans so having a simm e man report or something. >> wow. >> you know what? he's not seen as a dispickble person. a guy that has a god given right to self-defense. that the how 70% of white republicans view him. >> when you say redeem you want it to be more than that. michael, let me ask you this, jay-z the raper close friend of the president, everybody knows who this guy is, one of the most powerful and influential people in the country in culture. he posted an interview and talked about zimmerman and said hash stuff that could influence people. i wanted to play it for you. >> this guy is not a professional to pry file someone. professionals are taught not to profile. a police officer -- >> law enforcement. >> professional law enforcement officer and i'm taught not to profile. this guy is a novemberist. this guy is a [ bleep ] mall cop. >> that's an awful thing to say for people that take pride in that job, michael? >> it is. george zimmerm

. >> coming up on "fox & friends" nick canon is going to join us and donald trump and we are on royaltch. we will be live from st. mary's hospital in london. plus reaction from royal watchers. it's all on the big show kicks off about 11 minutes from right now. >> the wait is nearly over. the royal baby is on its way. the duchess of cambridge, kate middle ton, currently in labor at a london hospital. we are live outside that hospital with the latest. good morning, amy. >> hi, patti ann. i just bumped into the duke and duchess of cambridge's press team, and they said the only people in there right now are the duke and duchess apart from their medical team. no middleton clan, no other members of the royal household and no prince harry. he is at his military base right now in sufficient -- right now in suffolk. she arrived this morning between 5:30 and 6:00 through a side door. apparently there has been just a surge of bet placing this morning since 7:00 local time. about $50,000 pouring into one of the local book makers. still everyone seems to think the baby will be a girl. still everyo

yesterday on fox news, donald trump -- he said that there's something mentally wrong with anthony weiner trump ] that guy is dangerous. he's unstable. and disgusting. so look for him next season on "celebrity apprentice." it'll be fantastic! [ laughter ] beautiful, beautiful! big -- really classy stuff. [ cheers and applause ] and even eliot spitzer -- former new york governor eliot spitzer, who knows his way around a good scandal. even spitzer said that weiner should drop out. i mean, seriously. i mean, spitzer is running for comptroller. if i were him, i'd be begging weiner to stay in the race. [ laughter ] it's like when you were little, you're in school, and you got an "f" in school, but your sister was caught smoking -- they're like -- [ gasps ] how dare she. [ cheers and applause ] that's so awful. i can't believe it. that's so not like our family. oh, my god. i'll take my own punishment, but that is awful. [ laughter ] and if that weren't enough, bill clinton is piling on. he's saying that weiner should drop out, too. at this point, weiner's going to get a call that's like -- [ as

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we built pyramids before donald trump ever knew what architecture was, taught philosophy and as strollinghematics before socrates and them knew about it. you want to be the only [ bleep ] on television, only [ bleep ] in the newspaper, only [ bleep ] that can talk. don't cover them. don't talk to them. cause you got the only [ bleep ]. cause you know if a black man stood up next to you, they would see you for the [ bleep ] that you really are. >> chief strategist of the tea party, he said here that hannity and the crowd, desperate not to have a real conversation about injustices involving race. have i been to your national action network? how many times have i been there? >> you have been there several times. >> several times. >> i have another question. did i not offer the reverend al sharpton internships on this network for my show, for kids that he thought were needing an opportunity? yes, i did. >> okay. but that has nothing to do the point that he was making, sean. i think over the last week -- right? i mean, everyone was touched in one way or another by the trayvon martin case and,

we built pyramids before donald trump knew what architecture was.ught philosophy and astrology and mathematics, before socrates [ bleep ] -- ever got around to it. don't cover them. don't talk to them. cause you got the only [ bleep ] if a black man stood up next to you, he would see you for what you really are. >> not one instance, not one slipup, a lot of them. and i have more, white interhopers, i can go through a series of other things. >> i said to him today. you got to grow -- i mean, people pay a lot of attention. he gets media attention when there's trouble. nobody else is paying attention to poor black people many the fact is, he has done a lot of things, the kind of language you see, he's trying to grow, he's writing about his experiences. the fact is, and i just keep coming back to this, if you are about actual change. if you're looking to repair some of the damage that's done on a daily basis in the black community. not just talking about the zimmerman case or any one example and going back, we leave in a grievance society and teaching k