i'm errol barnett.ected to begin wednesday on the airplane debris found on reunion island in the indian ocean. investigators want to see if it belongs to missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >>> u.s. president barack obama is unveiling a plan to fight climate change on monday. it aims to reduce emissions from coal-burning power plants by 4332% in the next 15 years. >>> dozens are wounded in a suspected suicide attack at a military station in turkey. the regional government office suspect that pkk militias used two tons of explosives and a tractor to carry out the attack. >>> hundreds of people turned out for a vigil to honor 16-year-old shira banki. she and five others were stabbed at a gay pride parade. >>> israel's prime minister has sent his condolences to banki's family. police say an orthodox jew was behind the attack and this wasn't his first offense. >> reporter: shock here in jerusalem and beyond at the death of shira banki. 16 years old, stabbed while attending a gay pride rally, thursday suc

i want to talk to you, errol, about the fairness in the debate. "antiques roadshow: tasty treats" an analyst said something it was unfair including who will take the pledge not to run a third party. what do you think? do you think the debate was fair? >> yeah, i thought the debate was fair, and i say this as somebody who has moderated many, many, many debates, nothing national like presidential, but i mean, for state offices, for state attorney general, for mayor. i mean, literally, dozens of debates. and they did exactly what you're supposed to do. they asked tough questions that needed answers, and they directed them right at individual candidates. so, lots of candidates got asked the question that they really didn't want to hear. do you think chris christie wanted to hear about the credit downgrades of his state? that was the question that they aimed at him. do you think ben carson wanted to be asked about his lack of experience in foreign policy? he didn't want to be asked that. and so, you know, this is what happens. you know, you want to lea

errol? different from what we saw earlier this the week, but the smog in beijing has cleared behind you, giving us an unusually scenic background so maybe the financial fears are clearing up, as well. steven, thanks. >>> another story from china we have been following and there are developments china state-run news says police have arrested 12 people suspected of involvement in the devastating explosions a few days ago in tianjin. last week, state media said ten senior executives with the firm had been detained. the blast killed 139 people. >>> still to come here on cnn newsroom, an update on the deadly shooting of a tv news crew. and we'll show you the statement from a gunman's family. >>> and vice president biden is considering a run for the white house. he's still undecided. his latest admission on that subject is just ahead. i needed work done around my house at a fair price.f sure can. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or make a backyard pizza oven? oh yeah. i can almost

i'm errol barnett.are struggling to deal with deadly flooding across the country that's affecting millions of people. the rising waters killed at least 178 and in the worst-hit state, hundreds of thousands of people have been forced into relief camps. >>> aviation experts in france will begin examining this possible piece of malaysian airlines flight 370 in the coming hours. this wing part called a flaperon comes from a boeing 777 and mh370 is the only known 777 that's gone missing. >>> locusts are eating up the farmlands of southern russia. the swarms have destroyed at least 10% of the region's crops. the ministry of agriculture has declared a state of emergency and it hasn't been this bad in three decades. >>> the florida home of the american dentist accused of killing cecil the lion has been vandalized. pig's feet were thrown on the driveway and animal crackers were thrown on the lawn. the guide hired for the hunt is expected in court in zimbabwe today. he faces poaching charges but says he is innoce

errol, it's a very difficult situation. some of the families yes, they were notified by malaysia airlines via e-mail a few minutes before the prime minister spoke that the announcement would be made, that the piece would be linked conclusively to mh370. but many said the words the prime minister chose were premature. >> translator: i am suspicious of malaysia airlines' words because in the past they have a track record of going back and forth in what they say of being true and not true. what i hope right now is for the chinese officials to give me a confirmed answer. >> translator: i don't believe it. i am furious. and i think this announcement is very irresponsible. >> in the last hour or so we have heard from the chinese foreign ministry. they posted a statement on their website saying they are deeply saddened by this announcement also saying "we require the malaysian side to earnestly fulfill their commitments, continuing to investigate the reasons behind the plane's disappearance and making full preparation for the afte

errol?ut the many nations struggling with this, jim, you wonder not only what can be done but what is happening in europe in general. you have germany agreeing to allow migrants to stay in that nation even if it wasn't the point of contact. you have italy and greece which is the hot spot of points of contact for migrants coming into europe. they have financial problems and hungary doing things another way and the french officials upset at that. in many ways, europe is searching for its soul at this point is in a moral dplilemma. >> this question of morality is a question that the french prime minister was talking about. these are values that are stretched to the limit and violated by the way people are treating the migrants. this is the heart of the issue. and i think that angela merkel, for example, showed an amazing amount of generosity basically saying that germany is ready to welcome 800,000 migrants. that's something we are not hearing from other europeans. and what you are saying is ri

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. we're with you for the next two hours. this is "cnn newsroom." we begin in paris where one hour from now, french president francois hollande will present his country's highest honor to three americans and a british citizen. >> u.s. serviceman spencer stone, alek skarlatos and their friend anthony sadler gave their first news conference together saturday saying they had no choice but to confront the heavily armed gunman and talked about all the attention they've received. >> it feels pretty crazy. never thought i would be here in this position. so it's unreal. >> me, personally, i'm still waiting to wake up. this all just seems like a movie scene or something. like he said, the word to describe it is pretty unreal. >> the latest on all of this, let's go to our senior international correspondent nic robertson who joins us live from paris. the americans seem humble about the incident but the suspect's lawyer saying ayoub el khazzani is dumbfounded by the terrorism charges but he seemed p

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.n stories we have been following this hour. bangkok police are searching for a man scene on security camera footage who may be connected to monday's deadly bombing in a tourist area. at least 22 people were killed and hundreds injured at a popular hindu shrine. no one has claimed responsibility. >>> rescue teams have found the black bock of the trigana air service flight that crashed on sunday. the bodies of all 54 people on board have been located. >>> hundreds of people who lost their homes in last week's explosions in tianjin, china are demanding government compensation. authorities are still trying to sweep the site of dangerous chemicals. at least 114 people were killed. 57 are still missing, mostly firefighters. >>> more now on our top story, the deadly bombing in bangkok, thailand. paul chambers is a professor and military analyst and he joins us now live to talk about who might be behind this attack. thank you, sir, for talking with us. now, there has been no claim of responsib

erroll southers. clint, what does his employment history tell us about what kind of person vester flanagan was? >> well, this is a man who appears to have had employment personality challenges for a number of years, as you say, al, this dates back to at least 2001. we're talking almost 15 years that there were issues going on. these are only the ones we've heard about. but i, like you, have heard both stations, one an nbc affiliate and one out of virginia, both say they conducted an investigation, had others conduct an investigation and they couldn't hang anything on his allegations whatsoever to support that. but the three of us sitting here right now, as well as all your viewers, we know people who want to be victims. i don't care if they're white, black, whatever color, race, creed they are, that they want to explain their challenges in life by someone else doing something to them, as opposed to them not meeting the challenge in life. that's just like cho, the shooter at virginia tech, who looked o

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.he main stories we have been following this hour. financial markets in asia are moving mostly higher. trading has ended in tokyo with the nikkei up more than 3%. the asx 200 finished up less than 1%. about 30 minutes to go in shanghai right now. let's look at the numbers. it has dropped somewhat but still compared to this time yesterday when it closed at 7.6%, this is still pretty good news but we'll keep an eye on that in the aftermath of the intervention of china. >>> donald trump has taken on another high profile tv journalist. univision's jorge ramos interrupted with a question about immigration policy. security escorted him out. he was later allowed to return. >>> the suspect in the foiled train attack faces charges including mass murder. the prosecutor says he intended to commit a terrorist act. the suspect's attorney says that it was not a terrorist attack but a robbery gone wrong. >>> a safari guide in zimbabwe was mauled to death by a lion on monday. the 40-year-old but leadin

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.region. we saw some positive movement but a lot of volatility. let's look at the shanghai composite in china it's nearly a 7% loss. as it opened it was a 4% loss and the other market we are keeping a close eye on is tokyo's nikkei. that has lost nearly 4%. that was in positive territory not long ago. as was hong kong. that has lost nearly a percent there. we are seeing all this volatility now. >> and u.s. financial markets look to recover today from their biggest single day drop since twaechb. the dow closed down 588 points on monday. >> the market plunged more than 1,000 points within minutes of the opening bell and here's a look at how the day played out. >> reporter: we begin with breaking news on wall street. dow futures down some 600 points ahead of the opening bell. the markets are open. you see the big board up there. in just a few moments we'll see how the selloff. the dow down 100 points. the dow jones industrial average off 800 points and it was off 950 points a moment ago. >

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.d killed a cameraman and reporter on live television in the u.s. left a 23-page document. vester flanagan admitted to being racist against whites, blacks and latinos. after the shooting he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> a judge has sentenced james holmes to thousands of years in prison. the 27-year-old received 12 life terms without parole one for each of the victims killed in the massacre three years ago. he also received 3,000 years in prison-related convictions. >>> we're seeing, well, look at that, we're seeing a lot of green arrows today the nikkei finished up about 1%. the asx ended the day higher. there is about 30 minutes to go in shanghai. but you can say there, it is up 1/3% there. of course just moments ago it was down 1/2%. it is still volatile. and the hang seng is up more than 2%. >> will the shanghai end up or down? we don't know. >>> we want to turn to the shooting in virginia. it is clear the shooter carried anger for years. >> the news director who hired

what do you make of this errol? >> i think it's fascinating.tle intel, sort of measure the waters. i think as one of the best sort of politicians of the last generation he's probably right, that there is some rising force of conservatism that trump represents or at least is in line with and that we would all do well to try to figure out what that's all about if we want to understand the dynamics of the debate tonight and the unfolding gop presidential campaign. >> it's interesting bill clinton gave that great piece of advice to donald trump, anna but hasn't seemed to communicate a great strategy to his wife since her approval ratings are going down. >> well it seems maybe bill clinton is giving more advice to donald trump than to hillary clinton lately. look i'm -- it's intriguing it's surprising it's entertaining but let's remember that donald trump and the clintons have had a long-time relationship. donald trump is one of the big donors to hillary clinton, also a big donor, six figures to the clinton foundation. the clintons were at the front

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett.or the next two hours. this is "cnn newsroom." now it is 1:00 in the afternoon in bangkok, thailand where the erawan shrine is open to the public once again but the statue bears visible scars from the deadly bombing. 22 people were killed and more than 100 others were injured. >> we are expecting an update from police on their efforts to find out who is responsible. they say surveillance video shows the bomber but they don't know his motive. >> reporter: another bomb goes off in bangkok. this video shows water shooting to the air. the bomb exploding on the pier only a few miles away from monday night's bomb that ripped through central bangkok. thai officials are on the hunt for this man on surveillance video putting a backpack under a bench and thenwalkway. newly released cell phone video catches the chaotic scene on monday. unexpected tourists and locals walk along a foot bridge before the explosion below. this tourist was hit by shrapnel in the explosion. i turned back to look where

i'm errol barnett.ere's upat this times to our top stories right now. nine protesters under arrest and there's an increased police presence in st. louis, missouri, after a fatal police shooting. police used tear gas to disperse a crowd of demonstrators. police say protesters threw bricks at officers, a car was set on fire and businesses were broke in to, as well. >>> a powerful car bomb has exploded in a die row suburb wounding six police officers. it happened near a national security building and a courthouse. egyptian officials say just before the explosion the driver of the vehicle jumped out an was picked up by someone on a motorcycle. >>> the thai police chief tells reuters at least ten people were involved in the bangkok bombing them attack has been planned for at least a month, as well. prior to that announcement, police were looking for three suspects. police are asking for interpol's help in the case. 20 were killed and 120 wounded in monday's bombing. >>> the race for u.s. president. a new cnn

it was before the storm, 10 years after katrina, the lower ninth is still rebuilding. 64-year-old errol joseph is a lifelong resident of this community. >> everything was houses. >> reporter: a general contractor, he helped rebuild dozens of his neighbors' homes. >> i had somewhere to live. we were able to represent a house. so many people didn't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: years later, he is still frustrated by one final project-- fixing his own home. >> that was my mistake, working on different people's houses, getting them in place. >> reporter: how quick could you have had this place back up? >> when i had a lot of men working for me, within three months we would have been able to be in here. i gutted the house. >> reporter: it took four years after the waters receded for joseph to get the permit he's needed. he took his savings, insurance payouts and federal funds to begin rebuilding, but then, he says, inspectors told him he was not certified to elevate the house, and his federal money could be at risk if he continued. that meant more delays. four years later, after the "new

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i'm errol barnett and this is "cnn newsroom."malaysian airlines flight 370 and the hunt for debris. they didn't have much to say on monday after meeting with judicial and defense officials in paris. investigators are getting ready to start analyzing a piece of a boeing 777 wing found on reunion island in the indian ocean. jim bitterman joins us live with more details. we should reiterate here we are waiting for the official confirmation that the flaperon is from mh370 but i imagine it should be able to be determined quickly once they have their hands on it. do you have an indication how long it may take? >> that is what they are saying they will be able to determine it quickly. i don't think there is much doubt among the experts. there have been four crashes of 777s around the world. and mh370 is the only one over the indian ocean area. so it is -- very difficult to conceive somehow that flaperon ended up washing up on reunion other than it's from mh370. this laboratory down in tolouse is the same one that worked on one of the ot

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm zain asher.adlines. >>> hillary clinton is handing over her private e-mail server to the justice department. she faced criticism for not using a secure government server while she was secretary of state and republican presidential candidate, donald trump keeps rising popularity. two new polls show him leading in iowa and new hampshire. >>> china's financial markets are down today. some live numbers coming in to cnn. this is after the country announced the second currency devaluation. the shanghai composite is down .45% a and hang seng down 1.75%. >>> pro-russian rebels and ukrainian force s blame each other for downing the plane over eastern ukraine last year. >>> another story we are following. >>> a mississippi couple behind bars after they were accused of conspiring and attempting to support isis. a judge ordered them held without bail after they attempted to travel to syria over the weekend. the trip was apparently disguised as their honeymoon. >> the 22-year-old man is the son of an iman. an

errol, maybe it will go away.e moment, voters seem to be more engaged. >> clearly her opponents had to work really, really hard for the five percentage points. swh >> what is the answer to the question, legally? >> i don't know. tough parse the words. when she says do you wipe it with a cloth? i don't think anybody thinks she sat there and keyed in the key strokes to make the e-mail go away, not go away, get purged. now you have to talk about a quote, unquote, conspiracy. what did she say, when did she say it? who did she tell? it eats complicated. that's when the public drifts away and says i think there's something wrong here. i don't want to hear the details. >> why is there not a criminal investigation, there's plenty of investigations going on. why isn't there a criminal investigation into the actions of hillary clinton if using the server was wrong? >> well, using the server itself wasn't quote unquote wrong. the question is did she turn over all the federal records after she left. she claims she did. now th

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decisions made in 2011, 2012, and 2014 were intended to meet 100 million erroll's -- 100 million barrelsmand a day. 100al growth -- $100 million barrels demand. the world will demand it. the oil we are producing today is one to 2 million barrels -- one million to 2 million barrels to much. on a percentage basis, it is not that much. and ifal demand returns the population continues to demand more oil, which i think it will, we really have to pursue all avenues to try to sustain global supply because that is what fuels the economy. olivia: there are a lot of environmental politics around this. alaska, a state that has the most visible evidence of climate change and also a lot of criticism of oil majors drilling off the coast. what do you say in defense of the project to the environmental activists who say this is the last thing we should be doing, drilling for more fossil fuels underneath the ocean floor off the coast? john: they can have that opinion but if the world is short of oil and the global economies are fading and unemployment is rising, they might be required to rethink their pos

both wti and brent traded here in london, brent falling below $50 of errol. -- $45.30 and extending their losses and remaining relatively poor. supporting the prices, so we continue to see those declines. the declines are helping one group, and that is the airlines. we see airline stocks gaining in as we continue to see this selloff in oil prices. elsewhere in commodities, we see copper lower and this is also an extension of decline. china is an important market for copper. stock or back to the get, we see copper and metal producers pull back with aluminum pulling back. commodities reducer -- commodities producers a big weight on the averages. seen aetro china has surge in volatility in shanghai is the government says it is ready to prop up the stock market once again. we have this report from hong kong. reporter: how much money is china pouring into its markets? take a look at petro china shares. they could care less about the -- 11 billionl it in oil reserves. topped 95% of companies trading in the russell 2000 and the. it's another sign how state intervent

jim, errol, great to get your insight.pataki and rick perry in the 8:00 a.m. hour. stick around. >>> a new hampshire prep school is rocked by allegations of rape. the charges coming to light with a senior raping a 15-year-old stunt. it may have been part of a disturbing sexual competition at the school, something known as senior salute. a spokesperson for st. paul says the allegations do not reflect the people that represent their student body, alumni, faculty and staff. >>> the pink pill known as female viagra. the drug that claims to boost a woman's libido controversial. some medical experts claim the drug simply does not work. the fda denied approval for the drug twice since 2010. >>> a scary moment on the mound for new york yankees rookie pitcher, brian mitchell taking a line drive to the face. this is enduring to watch. we are happy to report after this -- ahh. mitchell is okay. he's lucky. he suffered a small nasal fracture. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. he was later released. team doctors will monitor

. >> you made the point this morning errol he has to look at this seriously given the poll numbers.et's look at the poll numbers. i think the most fascinating a quinnipiac poll showing how biden squares up against trump in ohio, pennsylvania, and florida and he beats trump. >> the vice president would be a strong candidate. i think hillary clinton would be the same. the vice president has to decide whether it's something personal he wants to do. whether he wants to get in there and take on the fight. if he does, i think it would be good for the party if the two of them ran against each other. whoever the nominee would be stronger if we have a competitive primary. i think hillary clinton would beat trump in all the states. i think joe biden would beat trump in all those states. it's early to judge who would be a better general election candidate but they would be very strong, i think. >> eroll how long does biden have to decide? >> if you're getting deep in the water the nature of modern campaigning mean you have to start putting together a 50-state campaign in fairly short order. ev

we are back with maggie and errol.ell you what other analysts say that the candidates need to do to avoid doing. you tell me if you agree. rand paul must standout with policy differences but must avoid appearing too isolationist. >> he needs to standout to remind people he's a different republican and avoid receding into the background. >> all right. okay. i like that. we'll look at what ted cruz needs to do. some analysts say he must remind voters he's like trump but must avoid being too trump-like. >> that's very true. he was supposed to be the populist candidate. he was supposed to be the one to sort of take the popular anchor and aim it back at washington and run as a washington outsider. and trump has reserved all that turf. so what does ted cruz do? sound angry and also unhinged if he's sort of competing with donald trump for who is the a y ang angryiest politician in america. >> and chris christie must reassure conservatives he's one of them but has to avoid his temper. maggie? >> chris christie has to remind co

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so let's talk more about this with cnn contributor errol lewis, also political anchor at new york 1 news with me political strategist brian morganstern. good to have you guys back. it's interesting brian, does this show that the gop establishment thinks that he's actually the better candidate here? >> well, it may show a number of different things. he obviously has an attractive record as governor. he also starts out with a big advantage in terms of a name brand and a network. and of course that helps especially in terms of fundraising, knowing not just who's going to be active, but who's going to write checks. so he certainly had an advantage out of the gate. that said that doesn't take anything away from this accomplishment. democrats, by the way, should be very concerned about this. we looked at those numbers there. 60-some-odd million for hillary clinton. over 200 million for not hillary clinton. that should show you how energized the republican party is. that's why there's 17 candidates lined up to run against her. they believe the negative campaign can boil down to if you don't tru

the replacement errol has to have -- the replacement barrel has to have operating costs.eplacement barrels right now? how much are they per barrel? the $80 to $85in range. tom: what does that mean for the markets and the american economy on this august monday gekko skip: the economy was kind of ok with $100 oil. it is partly because the u.s. was participating in that renaissance, so the u.s. oil was in some sense buying -- tom: we have got to get back to 60 before we get back to 90. skip: that's right. this is going to be a long flat one for the rest of the year. if we do not see the upward could be2016, we setting ourselves up for upside price volatility. tom: what did that mean for the oil industry in the last three weeks? skip: it has induced that level of uncertainty. there has always been risk in the oil industry, but now they are having to manage a risk, the next terminal risk that they do not feel that they own. vonnie: not just the oil patch. when the banks decide, come october when there is existing debt and so forth, will a 25-basis point hike happen? skip: what

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. >> errol louis, thank you. >>> one of the most important symbols in syria was reportedly bombed bysis militants. what is being done to save humanity's precious and priceless relics overseas? >>> also, part of a plain wing that washed up on a beach last month cannot be positively identified as from mh370. what's going on here? why the mixed messages? we'll get our aviation correspondent richard quest to straighten it out for us coming up. no student's ever photographed mean ms. colegrove. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. all laptops on sale, save $230 on this dell 2-in-1. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. everyone is looking for ways while to cut expenses.s unique, and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your company. think of it as a way to take more control over your operating costs. and yet anothe

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joining us is political anchor errol lewis and correspondent for gq, jason. let's put up the latest iowa poll. trump at 23%. here is what's interesting. ben carson's surge. 15%. jason, i want to start with you. i know you have been spending time on the road with ben carson. what is it about him that's resinating? >> i think his surge is the most interesting. trump, you can understand. yes, he's defieing gravity and saying things you can't say. carson, his appearances are almost sleepy. he gives a ted talk. it's not a red meat kind of speech. he's clearly striking a cord. it's resinating in a way he says controversial things. he's getting better at that. he's not saying as many. he's saying things that people on the trail like and in such a quiet way that a lot of pundits haven't noticed and they are confused by his rise. they saw his debate, he didn't talk enough. clearly, he's saying something. i think people find him decent and they find his approach refreshing. itis been interesting to see how he's been able to coast along and quietly sneak up on people. >

we want to bring in our cnn commentator errol lewis and ben ferguson. guys, great to have you here. ben, i want to start with you because i know you watched all the fireworks between jorge and donald trump. you said something controversial. you said you didn't think -- let me read it. if you have watching, the chance you even understand the words coming out of donald trump's mouth tonight are slim. i doubt you are going to know what he was saying. now, ben, of course, you know that his uponic viewers of univision, they consume their news in english, they are bilingual. what do you mean by that? >> the war he was trying to start was a fake war. it was a stunt by him and his news group to attack donald trump and act like i'm going to take him on on behalf of illegal immigrants. he believes they are all good people and they deserve to be american citizens. they deserve a right to stay here. they are getting a fair deal from donald trump. the fact was, donald trump, last night, handled this incredibly well. he said, sit down, i didn't talk to you yet. i haven't called on you. he knew ho

errol, do we know they have some pre-existing relationship? is there any reason?zynski this wasn't on his schedule. >> they have some kind of relationship. as the vice president, he would have sworn her in. they don't have a close relationship. she represents an important part of the party. there is an elizabeth warren wing of the party. you have to talk to her. if you want to talk to certain progressive donors, activists and consultants and see where that part of the democratic party, where their heart is. it would be sensible for biden or frankly anyone else to get a sense of that. >> is there any other way to interpret that other than biden is getting his ducks in a row for a run? >> joe biden is certainly signaling he's running for president. does it mean he will run? that's a different question. he has to build up expectations. if he were to announce he wasn't running, that would be a very different story for him. after another month of expectations, people wondering will he or won't he? he would get more attention for that, which is what he wants, ultimately

let's bring in a spokesperson for the tea party and errol lewis.l media is abuzz because i brought up what is a fact. a lot of people don't like it. he says silent majority doesn't have racial undertone. using this phrase, could it backfire? is there a price for bringing it back? >> bringing up racial politics is the problem you refer to. will this phrase do it? it didn't strike me it was going to trigger that. i'm old enough to remember when clinton talked about it. it's aspirational. maybe there's more of us than we think. he's pushing people along. where he does play racial politic that is will backfire or come to light is that he's never disavowed this birtherism. he's said publicly, there won't be another black public for generations because of obama's performance. this is not something people are going to forget. he throws off the comments. the way he talked about immigrants smacked him as if not playing on ethnicity. >> he said go back to univision. it's going to be remembered. he doesn't have to have political consequences in the short term