from california originally print frank capra was a friend of mine and i got him to come to the informationchool in indiana in 1980 to discuss the why we fight series. is to preserve freedom and hopefully bring us together as a people. so that's it. brian lamb knows me. hope you have a healthy day. host: let's go to rudy in california. good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with you as an old black liberal that colleges should allow people to speak. i have called colleges to allow that here in california. now my only problem is about the conservatives is they don't have enough african-americans representations in their ranks. i realized there's only a certain amount of chairs at the table but if the republican party looked a lot more like the country as a whole i think they would have a better shot. they only have those complex republicans in all of the congress on the conservative side so i would like to find out what's that problem with conservatives bringing an african-american politicians. thank you very much mr. smith. >> thank you and that's an amazing question. i definitely agre

we're in in million come, iowa, boasts the population 3060 people feels like it's right out of a frank capraator sanders bragged he's the first-ever presidential candidate to visit this small town and he's going to take questions from the folks gathered lear today. we wonder if there's a question of whether or not he's going to release his tax returns and when that could come up. we spoke over the past several days in iowa and new york city on friday and many voters, even if they're strong bernie sanders supporters, say they do want to see these tx returns. this is something he promised he would release. he promised when he announced his campaign to wolf blitzer that it would be soon. but it's been more than a month and we still don't know when they will come out. the one hint he's giving us is he's waiting to wrap up his 2018 return which involve his 2018 things and we're hopefully going to see those tax returns sooner rather than later. >> and then sanders was in iowa yesterday and went pretty far out on lame on the issue of voting rights for convicted felons. what is his stance? >> this i

so did frank capra, in 1939, mister smith goes to washington, one of the first things mister smith seizes the lincoln memorial. and, a man of color, with tears streaming down his face reads the final words of the gettysburg address inscribed there. young mister lincoln, which is about new salem ends with the words of the music of the battle hymn and the lincoln memorial. it is now the icon of all icons. but, not yet the apogee which comes in 1963. as the epicenter of the march on washington, where the leaders of the civil rights movement white and black gather at the memorial, for these ceremonies, for that august day. by the way, you see doctor king's second from the right, on the bottom row next to him on his right, is april a brand also has his own statue in union station after the third from the left, on top is the young john lewis, who is still a member of congress. and of course, oh, there he is being interviewed by john daly. of what's my line fame, writing before this moment, the i have a dream speech begins five score years ago, a great american in his symbolic shadow we signed t

from california originally print frank capra was a friend of mine and i got him to come to the informationl in indiana in 1980 to discuss the why we fight series. is to preserve freedom and hopefully bring us together as a people. so that's it. brian lamb knows me. hope you have a healthy day. host: let's go to rudy in california. good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with you as an old black liberal that colleges should allow people to speak. i have called colleges to allow that here in california. now my only problem is about the conservatives is they don't have enough african-americans representations in their ranks. i realized there's only a certain amount of chairs at the table but if the republican party looked a lot more like the country as a whole i think they would have a better shot. they only have those complex republicans in all of the congress on the conservative side so i would like to find out what's that problem with conservatives bringing an african-american politicians. thank you very much mr. smith. >> thank you and that's an amazing question. i definitely agree. a