hate these kids and i hate society, and i hate the government and i hate cops. so i was like riding this wave of hatred drunk all of the time fighting all of the time and that's who i was when i heard music now i had been into punk rock couple of yearses before that i still love punk rock i never want to sound like it is a gate way drug to become a skinhead there's a lot of great things about the idea of punk rock like questioning authority not conforming thinking to yourself doing things yourself. but to me, punk was just about breaking stuff and pissing people off. and nothing pisses people off like a swastika. i wasn't ignorant as to why people wereec pissed off by swastikas i knew why that repulsed people but in the same way that a heroin junkie may do horrible things toro get money r their drugs, i didn't care where that swastika came from all i cared was it gave me that rush it gave me adrenaline of lashing out at society of shocking people, of hurting people. and so me and a couple of friends of mine one of whom was from madison actually. started a power

i don't hate my republican colleagues. i don't have any interest in dominating them or getting my way just to get my way. and i wish i could explain this process, especially over the last few weeks through any other prison than the desire by republican leadership to simply burry democrats into the ground. i hate the way this is played out. i hate the lateness of the revelation, i hate the rush job of an investigation, i hate the inability to recognition that none of us, democrats or republicans are obligated to stand by a nominee that has real questions about his history and his impartiality because the president likes him. this is not right. none of this is right. and the elevation of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court filled with hatred toward democrats and our allies, surrounded by legitimate questions about his fitness for office is totally unenters. even to try to accomplish the political aims of my republican friends in the majority. and in the end, most importantly, the way in which this has been done is deeply, de

i'm about to put more out. >> i'll feel better about this. >> i hate ted cruz. i hate ted cruz.en out -- i think i found my halloween costume. as we countdown to the midterms like turned to the count down correspondence. hourglass joe. how much time is left till election day november? >> 700 billion grains of sand until election day. >> how can you be sure of that? >> i counted them. >> greg: 700 billion grains of sand. can you convert that into a measurement we understand? >> a little more than two weeks. >> greg: would that be easier for you to say that? >> you're probably right. that was a dumb idea. >> greg: that's okay. if that's how far we are from november, how far are we from the 2020 election? >> that would be about 7.5 trillion grains of sand to the third power. >> greg: actually is 745 days, i can just say that. >> you're right. why did i count all the sand? it could've had a family, wife and kids. a real life. >> greg: joe, what is that in your hand? >> the scorpion. the deadliest venom on earth. it can kill ten men. i'm going to eat it. my time is up. >> greg: i gue

it seems like the same thing is going on today, and i hate to see it because prejudice goes both ways. it really -- people need to start looking at people and not color. that's all i want to say. host: thanks phil in texas, our republican line. several debates to show you. we talked about the massachusetts senate debate. others that you can follow as well when you go to our website at c-span.org. that's where all of our campaign 2018 programs are held, debates

and that's why 33% of the people in this country believe the fake news is in fact -- and i hate to say this -- in fact the enemy of the people.

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and she said you know didi i hate these kinds of things i hate perceptions i hate those meeting in crete and she said because people just come to those things so they can get together interested in me you see no one has missed me you're the first person to come and look for. the other thing that ella told me was she said i hope you will take the time to be a mother to your children she said that that was her biggest regret is that she did not spend more time with ray jr and she said that was the thing that she wished she could have turned back time. or adopted ray brown jr while she was married to bassist ray brown. when the marriage ended in one thousand nine hundred fifty three she raised their son alone though she. remained a lifelong friend. was. her singing was in escape from anything that was not good in her life you know and you can tell that her escape was and her desire obviously was to find pure joy because that's what you hear in in her sound that was her that was her heir that was her water that was she loved she lived and loved to sing . in the late nineteenth sixty's and ea

i hate you, i hate this school, i hit the principal, i hate these kids, i hate won, i hate society, ihe government, i hate cops. i was riding this wave of hatred. drunk all the time. fighting all the time. and that's who i was when i heard white power skinhead music. i had been in a punk rock for a couple years before that. i still love punk rock, i never wanted to sound like punk is a gateway drug to become a white party skinhead. there's a lot of great things about the idea of punk rock, questioning authority, not conforming, thinking for yourself, doing things yourself. but to me punk was just about breaking stuff. and piecing people. and nothing pieces people off like a swastika. i wasn't ignorant as to why people were passed off by swastikas. i knew about the holocaust. i knew why that repulsed people. but in the same way that a heroin junkie may do horrible things to get money for their drugs, i didn't care where that swastika came from. all i cared is that it gave me that rush. it gave me the adrenaline of lashing out at society. of shocking people. of hurting people. so me and

of all, doctor king said don't let no man take you so low so i don't hate anyone i tried to practice what i preach i know it is difficult to disagree with people that our petty and hateful that stacy is a remarkable leader i have known her for years she has public education and was to improvedu education for everyone in the state of georgia so everyone can compete not just with her neighbors in florida and alabama and tennessee but also children across the world. so this is a terrific candidate to knock on doors and the early vote occurs we need to people to go oute and vote don't wait until election day to figure out if you are registered or where your polling places go to i will vote.com and find out where to vote. >> host: is there a suggestion? . >> it is a handful of states people living in oregon colorado washington state early voting right now and where people are showing up peand how many that we are aware early voting has started across the country. >> host: headline this morning the strategy of how they performed is an angry mob. what do you think about that quick. >> they

i hate to see what is happening. people being shot and killed. it is not for this country. they have to do something. i am totally open. we can do it a different way kanye i entirely open. doall agreed they have to something. >> is it a law enforcement issue or legislation? >> it is a combination of both. it is also a respect issue. they respect this guy and this guy. that is a big thing. they are not respecting the mayor. we are going to have lunch and talk. >> you know i love you. >> i don't want to put you in that spot. >> i am standing in this lot. i love this guy. >> that is really nice. that is from the heart. i didn't want to put you in that position but that is from the heart. whether you like it or don't like it, they are special people. i appreciate it jim and kanye. let's go have some lunch. thank you all very much. president trump signed a bill to expand an ocean cleanup effort and promote international action to reduce marine garbage. he also gave us an update on hurricane michael. >> i appreciate you being here. we have hurricane reports on hurricane michael. d

i may hate the democrats. ove these ribs. >> jesse: you can tell that the dallas cowboys lost just by the mood here. you can feel it. redskins just beat the cowboys. there's a little bit of a pall over the crowd. cowboys and indians were a rivalry a long time before -- >> dana: greg, i think it's our first road trip with jesse. >> jesse: any advice for me on the road? >> greg: [bleep]. >> dana: lawrence jones is here with us, and he's from texas. you know him from fox news. let's bring in lawrence jones. your recommendation. why did you pick this place? you used to come here a lot? >> yes, they don't rush the process. they season their meat, marinated and put it in the smoker, get the extra flavor and it is so good. >> jesse: when they say that everything is bigger in texas, what specifically are they referring to? >> greg: this isn't some kind of sick water swirl -- -- watters' world. do you see that thing? that's a wolverine. do you know what a wolverine is? it's half wolf, half "erine" ." >> that is worth mo

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i hate what he did. i don't know the guy. but evidently he is a sub-human. >> suspect robert bowers made his first court appearance on monday on charges of federal murder and assault. he was detained without bond. two of the four pittsburgh police officers remain hospitalized. part of the pittsburgh skyline lit blue overnight to honor the victims from the tree of life synagogue. >> the president's rhetoric describing supposed invasion from the south coming from his favorite echo chamber. >> it is not a caravan. it is invasion. >> overwrought coverage of the invading horde. >> it looks like an invasion. it doesn't look like a family reunion. >> what about diseases? there is a reason you captan't bring your kid to school unless he is inoculated. >> that happened. fox news hosts hyped that on fox business as well. by now, some fox news hosts have had enough. >> tomorrow is one week before the midterm election which is what all of this is about. there is no invasion. no one's coming to get you. there's nothing at all to worry abo

. >> i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change their law. t's your policy. >> that's the democrats law. >> i didn't like the sight of families being separated. it's a problem that's gone on for many years. >> the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. i hate to see separation of parents and children. >> joining me now is john brunette. he's the southwest correspondent for npr. let me ask you what's being considered here. it's something called binary choice. it would give parents a choice to stay in family detention with the child or years or allow children to be taken to a government shelter so other relatives or guardian can seek shelter. help me understand this. >> we heard about that when in federal court in decision when the government was talking about this and it would be different from forced family separation which we saw earlier this year during six weeks. when a family comes across the boarder and they are apprehended and put into family detention, these limited bed space they have for that, they would be given the op

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hate is in all. iurn to them to say tone down the hate, speak words of love, speak words of decency and of respect. when that message comes loud and clear, americans will hear that and we can begin to change the tenor of our country. >> from your lips to our leaders' ears, rabbi. i've heard that you've taken some heat for saying that president trump is welcome in your synagogue. what do you say to people who criticize you for opening your doors to the president at this time? >> when i first said that the president was welcome, i have received a lot of e-mail, too numerous to count, i can't keep track for every e-mail i read, two appear as i'm reading that one so i can't keep up with it. i've received many e-mails that are not happy with those words. the thing that saddens me is those e-mails also contain hate. it just continues in this vicious cycle, hate promulgating more hate promulgating more hate and that's just not the solution. we need to be better than this. we can be better than this. >> i was

this is how i come to hate american history not because it is in the battle of ticonderog ticonderoga, obviously i do but no has been more excited than my first american teacher who was waiting all day to meet me goes around the classroom on his fancy teacher's chair saying god bless america his face reminds me of your so could you please make a note of that on the roster? he has the gall to ask me why? i say it's just easier instead of what i really want to say because people like you are embarrassing actually i'm named after my mother born in honduras that is the true america also part of the americas and born on the obscure holiday that not even honduran people know about. this celebrates all of the americas south and central and north not just the united states. so my name has nothing to do with purple mountains or amber waves of grain the narrow definition of the word to you. like the one that my parents come from so that family history to be the least popular kid in class. so that family history to be the least popular kid in class. i don't say any of this to anyone ever. it wou

you and then if i hate you and want to kill you want to take you out in this cannot continue to be the way in which we want politics in this country and as i said to you before if the media tones the volume down and they're more objective specially some some channels and we're talking both on the right on the left then the president will also have to come to understand that he also has to tone it down and we cannot continue to make aggressive or this parroting comments on t.v. because people get offended people take it personally and then we have someone like this man who sent these bombs and you know someone could have been killed you're sure concessions to be made from all sides in order to avoid any sort of escalation in this violence or christian when sarah lawyer and political activist thanks for your take today on the top story. thank you. it's been revealed that britain's energy minister held a private unannounced meeting with major fracking firms notes from the talks back in may reveal the u.k.'s global ambitions to spread its fracking approach the news only released now under

the thing i hate most about washington, d.c., and its insular culture is that some people don't just want to win the argument; some people don't want to just win the election or win the vote; they want to destroy their opposition, destroy them. that's why people are talking about even if the judge is confirmed, well, maybe over in the house they'll start impeachment proceedings. one of the members of the judiciary committee said, if the judge is confirmed, it won't stop there. i'm not going to stop. what does that mean? we need to vote. we need to get the f.b.i. report and we need to vote. because the longer this circus continues, the more embarrassing it becomes -- to the senate and to the senators as i shall consume. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: mr. president, it is hard to believe it was three weeks ago when we first heard the name christine blasey ford. it seems like a lot longer, doesn't it? in that period of time, a lot of things have ore

i used to hate the prominent between my two front teeth. kids made fun of me for calling my teeth chiclet's. my mother was always asking me to smile when she took photos but i didn't want to open my mouth enough for the gap to show as soon as my friends began getting braces i begged my mother over and over again to get me braces to close the gap. she never entertained this idea, but i would not let up. she finally read grew tired of my persistent and that began to explain. uzo, i will not get you braces and here is why. you have an-- she went on to tell me the history of her family, lineage of people who were known and revered for this. she told me that it pained her to see embarrassed by it because it was actually considered a sign of beauty and intelligence to her people. parents would pray their children would be born with it. people want it. she looked me deep in the eyes and with her lovely thick accent proclaimed uzo, you have history in your mouth. i don't remember how my mother was a told her that her mother had passed away. i don't

i hated her. i hated her for ages. yeah, it was hard to play her because i hated her so much. y awful and evil her parents were, i started to develop something new i'm learning about called empathy. >> seth: oh wow. [ laughter ] do you not have that in england? >> no, no. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> no, we just have fear. >> seth: oh, that's it. [ light laughter ] >> so that was a great part of tahani.it's so fun to play her. and explore her because i don't look down on her anymo the creator of the show --a dear fiend of mine, mike schur. you know, when he started the show, he established that -- you know, basically what happens to us after this life is based on a point system. and you have -- is it true that you're trying to live by this point system now? >> yes. >> seth: give us an example. >> i don't fart anymore. >> >> seth: really? [ laughter ] >> i believe that every time you fart, you lose a point. >> seth: really? you think you lose a point? >> well, i hold it in. hold it in. >> seth: surely though, but like, if you were home alone would that cost you a point? >> yeah. he

you can't say i hate everybody so it's okay if i treat women differently.tter is, there is a problem, at least in optics, in his attitude. it's outside and inside this press briefing room with females. whether it's reporters or just females in general. this press room -- by the way, there was a time, the first time i walked into the press room, the one who held sway, the one who was king or queen, was helen thomas. she began and ended every press conference. mike curry told me, she would be the first one in the office. he brought her calf foffee and doughnuts every morning at 7:00. that woman ruled. >> it doesn't happen now. >> it has always been in the press ourselves since helen broke that barrier, there has been an equality in the press room among reporters. the president and how they treat us has changed. this president, while i will agree to a point with him, he does treat everybody pretty bad, the simple fact of the matter is it doesn't excuse the ma soisog he displays toward women in the press corps. >> olivia, i saw you responding to this on twitter

. >> i hate to sound esoteric with a philosophy major but it's football. refused to believe there is any gloom and doom because i know small towns friday nights at high school or college is on saturdays or sundays with the professionals and multiple levels of that i just flew in this morning from a team meeting with houston, texas they are enjoying football. yes there are big issues to deal with health and safety financial and economic and salary caps and all of those issues, yes. but to your point you watch them light it up every now and then we have to look at the business of football and that's not too fun. >> my take away is that football is successful and probably will be because of the glory of the game itself. >>. >> but you mentioned football being fake but there are a lot of school districts that are terrified about the risk factor and terrified to be implicated in something that isn't safe is the league doing enough to address those safety concerns quick. >> the northstar for the union is we will never be at a place where we believe we can achieve

how can we know what a hate speech society would look like? i think there are two important sources for our knowledge of this. first, as nadine doesn't her book we can look at foreign countries such as great britain and france for how hate speech laws have affected their political climate. the results are sometimes quite surprising and they show this shoe is not always on the left foot. in france, those who protest in israel have been sanctioned and find because they discriminate on the basis of religion and national origin. still, walls are used to stifle debate on important cultural and political issues. the laws cultivate resentment in some and failed to raise the victims on the other hand. a second method, the one i will adopt, is to examine what hate speech laws would look like in america by looking at the american university's. the place where the ethic underlying hate speech laws governs most explicitly. universities are the place in american life where the left has created an environment sanitized by a hate speech he goes. many campuses

i'm about to put more out. >> i hate ted cruz. i hate ted cruz! >> laura: that sums it up, doesn't it? they are either clawing at the supreme court door ripping other people's posters down. >> it's unbelievable. the lack of civility, i talk about it all the time. it's unbelievable. i saw that earlier today. and listen, that helps. those people are so radical, no one can reality to them. you saw the guy last week we had the pickup truck burned because he had american flag on the bumper and a trump sticker -- >> laura: we had him on. >> you have the person clawing at the supreme court door. you see ted cruz in his great wife heidi getting yelled at dinner. laura, americans don't want to see the stuff. that's not who we are as a society. that is a rogue faction. but the left has gone so far left they've become so radicalized they think this is acceptable behavior. when you have eric holder go out there saying when they're done, let's kick them in the head. when hillary clinton says the only time we're going to be civil and human beings is when we win

in order to get that 717, 716 billion we had to give up things to the democrats that i hated to give up, that you wouldn't have liked but i had to but we had to rebuild the military. stuart: what is the big deal economically in the next two years? >> i think we have a lot of things, very big still, we cut regulations more than any president ever. you can go four years, eight years, doesn't matter. this tremendous regulations that we could be cutting still and we're doing it. used to take 21 years to get a highway built. bad case but it would take 21 years. we're trying to bring that down to two, and maybe even one of the by the way, if it is not right we're not going to approve it but we'll not take 21 years to find out whether or not we can do it. stuart: is that part of the implementation of the infrastructure rebuilding? >> it is part of that and a start. infrastructure will be starting right after the midterms. we think that will be an easy one. but we'll have infrastructure. we'll have everything. just more of the same. look what happened with our country. if you look at china, t

did any of them ever say, i don't agree with kavanaugh, i hate trump, but i agree with you.cess is worth preserving. >> for example today 700 law professors signed a letter. and i refused to sign it. saying he now no longer has judicial temperament. can you imagine if this were a liberal who had been appointed by a liberal president who had been a key and acted similarly? i don't think any of them were professors. senator booker who i like and know was just dead wrong, it was all about partisanship. if it was the democrats who opened up that candidate, everyone would be behaving the opposite way. and, we defended out al franken on the show, whom i don't like personally and i hate his politics but i think you got shafted for the same reason. >> and he was defended, too. >> he deserve to be defended. you were quoted in a recent piece saying that julie swetnick's lawyer had an opportunity to withdraw his statement. >> there are ethical and bar rules that say when you send an affidavit even to congress and he later learned that there are things in the affidavit that are false, y

. >> i hate to sound esoteric, but that is what you get with a philosophy major. i refused to believe there's any gloom and doom with football. it is played friday night and high school, saturday in college, sunday in the pros. there are multiple levels of that. i flew in from a team meeting with the houston texans. i they enjoying football? yes. are there big issues we need to deal with, safety, economic, salary caps? yes. but your point you watch baker mayfield light it up one night and it is fun. business ofhe football, which sometimes is not so much fun. andootball is successful, probably will be successful, because of the beauty and glory of the game itself. own and i don't have a jet of my own. you mentioned football being played, tax football, recreational, but there are school districts terrified of the risk factor, as being implicated in something that benot be safe -- can not safe. i'm wondering what the league is doing to address safety concerns. union northstar for the is we don't believe we will be in a place where we achieve nirvana on health and safe

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i hate what he did. t know the guy. >> wow. >> but evidently, he's a sub-human. >> well, let's -- i appreciate you talking to us. i know it's a difficult day and you've been through a lot. >> i'm a tough guy. >> you are a tough guy. there's a lot of tough folks here and you're going to get through it. judah, thank you. it's an honor. >> thank you. take care. >> thank you very much. >> a tough guy. a tough guy, he says. i'll let you keep talking to him, anderson. thank you so much. appreciate him and his stories and his own personal history, it's extraordinary. my next guest here coming up on cnn says anti-semitism is like a canary in the mine shaft. what does he mean by that? we'll discuss this horrific attack there at the pittsburgh tree of life synagogue, in the context of our nation and our world's history. stay with me. ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. ev

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. >> i guess where i would come on this and i hate to sound esoteric if that's what you get with a philosophy major. what's football? i refuse to believe there's any gloom and doom about football because i know footballs being played on friday night in mall towns, saturdays with colleges. it's being played on sundays in the pros. there's also multiple levels of. i just flew in this morning from a team meeting with the houston texans. are those guys enjoying football? yes. are there big issues we have to deal with? how come the safety, financial, economic him a salary cap, all of the scintillating issues, yes. to your point you watch baker main field lighted up. every now and then we stay in the business of football and sometimes it's not so much fun. >> i expect you would agree with me as football is successful and probably will be successful because of the game itself and despite a lot of people who run them know it. >> one of the things that's happening. >> you mention about being played. and a lot of schools and school districts that are terrified and been implicated in the league is doing