. >> the fed says it has a 2% target, but if you look at the track record of its key target , itation pc inflation is between 1% and 2% for the past seven years. bias, a pattern. if you look at the forecast after the fmo see meetings, they consistently show two years out the fed projecting at most 2% inflation. members believe they have some influence on inflation two years out. thatthemselves are saying we want no more than 2% inflation. joe: i get the argument that the fed has a 2% inflation ceiling, and not a target, but what about the fact that the fed does not have control over it in the fed can't turn on inflation dial on and off. that is a reasonable view in the short run. janet yellen invoked that yesterday when she talked about commodity prices driving gun term, butin the near we've have this persistent pattern for seven years. eventually, the fed's actions it to play through. historically, most of the world in the 1970's had high inflation . it took concerted efforts by central banks to bring it down. more recently, what we see is a bias, yes, inflation can bounce between 1%

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going to point out that the black underclass has a very high-crime rate because i'm going to point itat no,ng i'm thinking we want immigrant to not just be the black crime rate, i want beating the norigian crime rate, why should any -- it's all lies, i'm skipping to get to the point, why are criminals coming in, we have our own criminals, we don't need more. [applause] >> because again the topic sentence on any discussion about immigration is a government policy like any other it ought to be used to benefit the people, if you are bringing a child molester, one child molester or english lessons they are going to have paid for by the taxpayers. it's not going to help the taxpayers here. the hard-working ones, they are working so hard and supporting their family of four and sending half of their 8-dollar an hour home, that's fantastic, they are very't admirable. how does it help america? no it doesn't. they are using hospital services, the housing aid and they're sending -- we are -- immigrant to america both legal and illegal are sending $20 billion back to mÉxico every year. that's fundi

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is, itat ends up doing propels the resources and the power into the hands of local community povertyhis great program. bootps you can share what camp does in indianapolis. can share that with kansas city or dallas. we have milwaukee vse. cross pollinate, share ideas. that is the thing we want to see more of instead of some bureaucrat and somebody with a phd in i don't know anything about fighting poverty. to me, it is about changing the andoach not based on input -- butn, but on granik on organic, grassroots bottom-up. that is how you successfully take on the poverty pentagon, by saying justify the results, and let's focus on results. , is the way this debate should evolve. it should be red versus blue. >> and there is no one way. but three math major plus one equals four. there is no one way to get to the same solution, but it all works. what may work in dallas may not work in austin. but we are all working towards the same goal. often times, the people making the decisions haven't set foot in the inner-city and lessig is a photo op. what about the people that are really doing it? w

jobs and itate would help us lower gasoline prices and it would help our gross semester product, ournomy, according to janet yellen. the president opposes that. host: do you think it should r that wouldde defund planned parenthood. i personally do but i don't know if it will be accepted. interviewed voters say they disagree. state, there are two planned parenthood facilities. plannedy that parenthood gets is concentrated in a portion of my state. if you are in parrish, you are not driving to the northern part of indiana. those dollars and distribute them to the community health centers so that the services that are not provided now can be provided and give soen with transportation that she can get her mammogram. fourot have to drive hours. host: let's get in a few more calls. philadelphia, lily is watching. caller: yes. i have been waiting patiently. i like to address the immigration issue. president withly the highest send back of the illegal aliens. in the history of the presidency. second of all, if you were so concerned about isis, why isn't -- that approving the congress had for

riverside, itat has a higher homicide rate on average than other counties but not so high that it wouldfy accounting for 16% of all the death sentences in the country. when you take a look at what's going on in the outlier practices and outlier counties, you tend to see a number of criminal justice practices are questionable. you tend to see higher incidences of them prosecutor miss conduct and tolerating levels of misconduct or not tolerable in other jurisdictions. you tend to see higher incidence of police violence and you tend to see racial disproportion's in the manner in which criminal justice sentences are imposed. what we saw in riverside is the jurisdiction in which there are very serious questions about ongoing prosecutorial misconduct. the federal court of appeals for the ninth circuit talked about an epidemic of prosecutors real misconduct in california and one of the cases it to to was the case in which riverside prosecutors had directly lied to the court about some practices involving prison informants. there are ongoing allegations in riverside county about questionable pr