at least a century to come, right, keith. with that i would like to bring up a man very responsible for the wonderful growth of these businesses and these neighborhoods in san francisco. and somebody that we are indebted to for all of his leadership in the city. the mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, larry. good morning, everybody. you know it's really exciting to be here this morning. i know our city administrator and the project director are here to join doreen and monique and supervisors for the free samples, keith. on this kind of day, we were actually looking forward to the old distillery, the potrero ride, that will keep us warm. but it's unique. when you look at the history of those years with fritz maytag in the 70s. and i was in law school during that time. i won't tell you how much beer i drank, being a cal-berkeley guy. but larry, i compare what the giants went through in their history and anchor, and you see similarities. we almost lost both companies and then that he:-- then they rebounded. and they are in f

and you're walking by on this bridge, and i look up, and i'm saying, "keith, keith, keith!"ling stones tongue. i'm so -- i'm the geekiest fan. and i go, "i'm from new york! i'm from new york!" like that would somehow trigger something. >> i remember -- >> jimmy: and you're like, "okay, cool." you looked at me, and you slapped me five. and everybody around was like, what? and i was, i know, i know! [ laughter ] like, i'm from new york, i'm from new york. >> and then i didn't even know you then. >> jimmy: i know, exactly. and now here we are having a chat. but -- so this tour coming up, what is it? it is the same set list? is it new stuff? >> it's going to be a mixture. i won't find out -- i'm called to duty next week in rehearsals. and -- which is where we kick the stuff around and try and figure out how we want to balance it out, you know. we have the added duty of keeping mick taylor with us as well. >> jimmy: oh, really? oh, my gosh. fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] that was fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: playing with him again. >> yeah, yeah. and it's great that he wanted to d

got keith with us, kellyann. let's go.eith, one of those stories brian hit on really moved your markets. >> i want to see congress take a 5% pay cut. since especially the republicans in congress keep talking about we need to have more spending cuts -- >> why not pay congress more to get better people in there? we lose good people to the private sector sector. >> they're the ones who say -- >> every single kud lowe viewer just turned the channel. >> that would increase government spending. exactly. i think we should cut congressional salaries, cut their staffs. >> come on. cut their staffs? >> yeah, cut their staffs. and make them -- >> as opposed to the bow weevil mating ritual research in -- >> bow weevils need love too. >> if we all took a 5% haircut across america it would be fine. >> i have. i live in new jersey. my wife is successful. believe me, we've taken more than a 5% pay cut with federal and -- >> across the board wen titlements -- >> what are you rolling in dough so much? >> for the middle class to suffer and c

that's a party with a deep bench, is it not, keith?i think it has potential, but i think they will make the wrong mistake as they did in the last election. i had a conversation last time i was offset with you, i remember this and i believe this, chris krissy is the only republican candidate who could beat hillary clinton in 2016. nobody is going to listen to me, they're not ever going to nominate chris krissy for the gop nomination. instead, they will go with smbl, marco rubio who won't win the election. marco rubio won't even win in florida. i can tell you, that's a wrong direction for the republican party. >> because you have gone to bust stops, street stops, you've asked them whether they would vote for marco rubio. >> those taxicab drivers is there they're all telling you no. that's the least scientific thing i hard you say. >> yeah, i tell you, i said this stuff in the last election, nobody listened to me on the republican side. they ended up picking mitt romney and he lost. >> they weren't listening to neither one of us. >> don't

. >> isn't keith's call that you think gold is coming off? >> coming off. >> so -- >> the baloney -- the baloney trade is the baloney trade. at the end of the day, gold is coming down. so you'll start to see the sale side get bearish. gold has been up for 12 consecutive years. that's a big difference versus what you see today. i expect to see a little bit more of this at a slower pace than you expect. but gold going lower, not higher is any call. >> we have an auto heavy show. >> yes, we do. >> american axle, stocks had a nice run since november. it's basically been sideways. high over the last three years. but valuation is dirt cheap. the auto sales not great, but thing is definitely something going on in the positive domain in terms of american axle. so axl is my top. >> american ax could will be axle rose. >> just saying. it's an observation. tesla here. out a long anticipated announcement that had moved the stock earlier this week by the tune of 16% or so. phil lebeau's got the details. phil? >> i'm sorry, melissa, tesla is starting a lea

in studio with us, congressman keith ellison from minnesota.re talking particularly about the president's budget here. congressman, peter follows the social media. >> indeed. we're on twitter at bpshow. love keith ellison. as a proud progressive he always speaks the truth and speaks for me. and echoing that is margaret who says i respect and admire congressman ellison. thank you for fighting for the working class along with senator sanders. you can find us at bpshow. you can find the congressman at keith ellison on twitter. >> bill: what is this? the keith ellison fan show? this is supposed to be the "full court press." we're supposed to be talking about the issues here. [ laughter ] >> oh bill, you're great too man! [ laughter ] >> bill: no more guests in studio! hey, let's say hello to bill calling from thompson, ohio. what do you say? >> you guys are talking about that chained cpi. everybody talks about that but they never give any alternatives. what about raising the cap being at $113,000, that's very low. he had no problem saying $450,000.

keith meister, thank you for taking the time. >> thank you. >> keith meister from corvex. >> david, you a little of that icahn-like fire with mr. meister as well. >> yes, you can. >> definitely can. david faber with yet another example of just how active activist investors are these days. >>> a big week ahead we want to tell you about. john taylor joins us to talk markets, currencies and a whole lot more tomorrow. then on wednesday, jim chanos is here for the entire hour. we'll go inside his entire portfolio with everything you've wanted to know about the heart of short selling. then on thursday, keith banks of u.s. trust is going to sit here on the desk as well. we're excited about the week ahead. >>> coming up, three stocks making big moves off of earnings and analyst calls this morning. we're calling out names and telling you how to trade them. >>> and gold up 8% since that two-year low last week. our traders weigh in on gold's next move when we come back. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a qu

i want to know from keith banks about gold. gold over? era, is it done?on't play gold really as an asset class. we think gold's a great hedge against financial assets, against uncertainty. but i think the volatility, the inability really to tie it directly to any particular fundamentals, i think makes it difficult. it's not a way we normally play for our clients. >> thanks for coming in. >> great to be here. >> keith banks joining us again today. >>> and waiting in the wings, american businessman, nba owner, much more mark cuban from technology in trading to the tech sector. we have a lot of ground to cover. plus, take your position on starbucks up big over the last six months. does the company have enough energy for the long haul? our traders weigh in ahead of tonight's earnings. much more halftime up after the break. >> we're half way through the trading day. next, citigroup, salesforce, sodastream? what aren't we covering? google, gold, green mountain? we want to hear from you. tweet @scottwapnercnbc. and the judge will give your stocks to the jury nex

and i'm here, as keith said, on behalf of state senator leno. and i just want to say how proud i am to be here because, you know, most of us seek ways to make government better. usually, you know, we have something that we don't like about our government, our local government. we want to change things. we have a disagreement. but you're here and you're actually doing something about it. you're taking your time, you're taking time out of your lives and putting energy into changing how government can serve the people of our county. and that's very impressive and i for one as a citizen of san francisco am very grateful to each and every one of you for doing that. for watching out for me, because that's what you are, each and every one of you, watching out for me and my well-being as well as everyone else in the city. and around the state, thanks to the california civil grand jury association, we have 58 groups that do the same and help people experience government at a higher level and have government work for them. so, thanks to the california civ

keith ablow who is know boston as we speak.over the idea of the terrorists going after soft targets, difficult to defend. and it extends the terror threat to everyone and therefore, may shift america's psyche, what do you say? >> stuart, sadly, i think you're right. i think that because these are innumberable targets, it's no longer the skyscrapers taken down by commandeered jets which require a level of planning, now it's anywhere at anytime and that inflicts a different level of potential terror because people say, well, where am i safe? am i safe at madison square garden? am i safe at the boston garden? anyplace a crowd gathers is a potential target and that's why i think this is truly-- >> my reading of america is america doesn't retreat, it's not backing down, not scared to go into a shopping mall. am i reading it right? >> you're absolutely right. this is why terror in the end doesn't stop liberty, it doesn't stop democracy, darkness does not eclipse light in the final analysis because what terrorists don't understand is

>> good evening, supervisors, my name is keith gre.. gor i'm ceo is co-owner of (inaudible) and company. i think that this is a wonderful opportunity for the city and in particular for the company that has been in the bay area since the gold rush. we compete on a very wide scale within our industry and it has changed dramatically, for us to be successful today we have to be much more competitive and so we have to expand our brewing ability in the city and that is where we believe that anchors belong, this project offers us a wonderful opportunity to get sufficient space large enough for the kind of scale of manufacturing that we would like to do on that pier there and if that scale of manufacturing you think that those kinds of jobs are important to the city, and that we will be adding lots of kind of jobs to the city, you don't normally see in the cities and not all for lawyers and account ants. we could not have done this or got this far without the support of the giants. a part from it being the largest customer, they have shown a tr

my name is keith davis. my brother and i own this which is directly east of the applicant's project. our two unit building has been in the family and rented by long-term tenants. i hereby ask you to deny this. i'm encourage to see that it does not require a variance. i understand there is a variance preventing the balcony. i think the revision to move the east wall of the four story addition third position back to comply with the code setback was due to the overwhelming opposition of the neighbors variance hearing and the recommendation of zoning administrators scott sanchez. we hoped for a decision on the variance but when it didn't come we thought asking for a discretionary review was an option. we requested for a dr before the clock ran out on the application. i didn't think it would stop him from going ahead with the proceeding. this is all knew to us. the reasons we still oppose the proposition is as follows: it's on a small lot over towering. the shear sides and scale of the proposed building makes it

keith williams thought he was going to be meeting young teenage girl. what would have happened if i wasn't here, keith? you show up with booze. what else? >> that's all, booze. >> you got booze? you're going to booze up a 13-year-old girl? >> i don't even if she was 13, no matter what she says. >> what did she tell you? >> you're right. can i ask ya -- we get down to hang around, i'm telling you i am wrong. >> it's not your first time down this road, chat wise. >> i'll get rid of my computer, i'm not that great on it anyway. i'll get rid of it. i'll never touch the thing again. i'll go to meetings whatever you need me to do. it's not that i'm kissing your ass, it's just that i know that i'm wrong. >> so many of these guys deny, deny, deny, but williams almost immediately falls on his own sword. i mean he's admitting to me, yeah, i was wrong, i shouldn't have done it. what's going to happen to me now? he wants to figure out how he can move through the process as quickly as possible. >> how much trouble am i in here? >> how much trouble do you think you'r

. >> joining me now with reaction to the day's event is minnesota congressman keith ellison. thank you so much for your time. i want to get your reaction to all of us. first, though, let's start with bernie sanders there saying the president is essentially going against a promise he made to protect social security. what is your reaction. >> i'm starting with bernie's comments. the fact is the president is someone who i support and campaigned hard for. but it is not about the president. it is really about somebody, low income seniors, struggling to get by on $12,000 a year. about a person, a veteran, it is about americans who depend upon a fair cost of living allowance and this particular proposal doesn't meet the test. so i oppose it and i'm organizing members of congress to oppose it. >> we know this proposal will regard the chain cpi has been on the table for months tp p was a part of the deal the president pro monthsed back in 2012 when he was negotiating with republicans while the republicanes have said they're not budging an inch on new revenue and this have essentially

a marine and three time finisher in boston, keith is tough.t he's rattled. >> and then it was a second one. >> his team strideers talked to us through skype and they crossed the finish line before the explosion and no one in the group was injured. >> 26.2 miles now a blur. >> still laying coaches, the junior strideers, he crossed the boston 27 times and he put on the jacket to show his pride. >> it's special for me and those who have got a chance to be apart of it, they'll always remember it. >> but this year the memories are tainted with a blast at the finish line. from maryland the strideers were on the phone on social media, frantically hoping that family members were sore from the race and not on the hospital. they talked to one member who was ten minutes from the finish line. >> and she had invested everything that she could as far as sweat and tears >> running the boston marathon, it's a gael to finish the race. he calls a sad day for runners but he's not sitting out next year. >> when you go to the boston marathon you feel like a supers

josh, theresa from washington congressman keith ellison, that is "all in" for this evening.the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. i think i got through that prompter, not very gracefully. >> who i already good-byed. >> that's what we say in the biz. >> i've been there myself, my friend. thanks for you at home for staying with us this hour. two of the best things ever published about the 9/11 attacks are these two books. you know about the 9/11 commission, right, the 9/11 commission investigation into what happened on 9/11. they, of course, did the definitive official study of what happened that day and when they published the 9/11 commission report, they put it out, you might remember, as a trade paperback. it was cheap, it was $10, and they took care to write it in a narrative style so it would be read like a novel. essentially, they wanted it to be super accessible and it was a best seller when they released it this way.

seconds later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it overtop of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> narrator: other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> narrator: they allowed thompson to return to his dormitory. >> it was really a bully situation, like what you would see on a commercial, you know, about kids bullying. >> [ sighs ] >> look at him, cool, laid-back type person. you know what i'm saying? to people start getting on my nerves. i can get an attitude problem. and you know what i'm saying? he hit me first. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started it. so i guess they figure i'm a troublemaker. you know what i'm saying? they moved me there and put m

. >> in downtown oakland police have identified the victim of a deadly shooting, keith head was a 22-year-old rapper from san francisco and this music video featuring keith was posted on youtube the he was slot before 10:30 last night at 13th and broadway. the shooting forced the evacuation and closing of the 12th street bart station while officers searched for the gunman. no luck. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> new this morning, the union is speaking out about reports that some san francisco firefighters are earning more than $100,000 a year in overtime. it could be lucrative but is it safe for firefighters and citizens? the union is concerned. when you see the numbers your jaw may drop but it is not as bad as it seems. the latest salary figures from the san francisco fire department, a lieutenant made $221,000 in overtime bringing the salary to $363,000. a paramedic made $191,000 in overtime, and 337,000 for the year, the kind of numbers that make taxpayers do a double take. >> amazing! that is amazing, never heard of anything like that at all, th

news4's angie goss is at the lives doing with more. >> hi, keith and barbara. this is a long news conference. we are talking about 50 minutes 37 the president covering a wide range of topics. everything from guantanamo bay to boston to the furloughs and health care, immigration. even giving praise to the wizards jason collins minutes ago who came out yesterday and announced that he was gay. in the beginning he had no opening statements. the president just started taking questions from reporters from the get-go. first issue on the table was syria. possible use of chemical weapons and whether the u.s.' credibility was at risk for making such a strong stance. >> the use of chemical weapons would be a game changer. for the international community. what we now have is evidence chemical weapons have been used inside of syria but we don't know how they were used, when her used, and who used them. we don't have a chain of custody that establishes what exactly happened. >> now by game changer the president said it would mean rethinking the range of options available to

keith, what's your take on the quarter? >> well, i don't know anything about yahoo other than looking at the charts. obviously people are long the stock, but this 21 1/2 is the trend line. what you see here is under attack is the trade momentum. that line is inside of 23 and that's specifically where the stock's trading now. so, again, this will be an interesting reaction tomorrow morning. >> yahoo at such a big run coming into these numbers that the bar was so high. and relative to the s&p which everyone is talking about yahoo, doubled that. the one thing about yahoo that gets me excited has been the only thing that's gotten me excited which was ali babba. it will ipo and something people are looking at. >> let's quickly touch on intel, as well, moving in the after hours session. it was a mixed bag for intel. once got the numbers on the pc shipments and the sia numbers on chip sales, we were expecting not too much. people are looking for a disasterous quarter. it wasn't what suggested it was. i think the stock is doing wha

we bought them. >> all right, keith, thanks so much. enjoy the weekend.k to you soon. >>> let's do top three picks. hewlett-packard, what's a trade for a stock that's done amazingly well? >> hewlett-packard had a huge run-up recently. this is one i wouldn't jump into here. some people leaving the company. the jury is out on whether or not they can get away from the pc business completely. this could have a great long-term story. right now after this run-up i'd want to see it come in more before i allocate more money to hewlett. >> how about jp morgan getting an upgrade ahead of the earnings coming right in front of us? >> we already know about the second quarter. the dividend is going to actually go up. over 3%. this is trading under book value. there's a lot of reasons why, to keith's point, if you're looking for things pulling back and looking for an opportunity, you said teetering on the financials. they are teetering. the xlf is on the moving average. it's going to hold support when we go to the upside. >> we said earlier this week about how the short

keith black we're all in awe of what people like you do every day.hank you for coming in here and thank you for your service so much. up next brett ehrlich of course will change the subject and chime in on a right of passage for ex-presidents. >> coming up how many presidents does it take to open a library? don't go away. ♪ >> michael: "the war room" is pleased to announce that the brain trust at florida atlantic university has decided not to name their stadium after the geo company, which is actually a private prison conglomerate with a wonderful track record of suspect business practices. president saunders enthusiasm was most likely tempered when students and the media, began calling the stadium, owl-catraz. and brett ehrlich is talking about george w. bush's library. >> it's official. this april 25th the current and former presidents of the united states will reunite for the opening of the george w. bush presidential library in dallas, texas. this calls for a joke dump. ♪ >> this group of five is referred to as the president's club, which many co

but keith, mccullough, would you fade this. >> i would do absolutely nothing. sitting right on my line, which is 426 per share. the sell side loves it at 700. they hate it at 400. >> peter brought it up is that we are probably getting a new, a buyer here, a different institutional buyer than you've had in the past. somebody who cares about a 3% dividend. the revenue's probably going to be flachlt a different type of buyer, not going to be aggressivement i wouldn't chase this stock at all. i'd give it a day or two and see what happens. >> i see a couple issues, samsung gallon actiony s 4 is coming out in two days. i think this is a major competition. again the fablet. it's uncomfortable for me. but the screen is clearly where they're going. china mobile is not part of the plan. that should have been part of the plan. that would put more pressure on gross margin. i don't see any development there. >> would you be more excited if they came out with a bigger phone or a cheaper phone. >> i'd be happy with a cheaper phone. >> to me, it's meaningless, it's all the sam

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i'm keith russell. >> and i'm barbara harrison. it's monday, april 15th, 2013. >> a woman wanted in virginia for abducting her son has been spotted in alabama. angie goff has that story. >> confirm a missing 5-year-old boy and his mom were seen at birmingham international airport friday. there's an arrest warrant out for becky love, the mother of cameron seraphin, parental abduction. the boy should have been returned to his father last sunday. his mother fled town, dyeing his hair dark brown, leaving her car behind to throw off detectives. the boy's father says his son suffered from -- airport sighting in alabama is the only one reported. the police need the public's help to find cameron and are urging people to spread the word through facebook and twitter. we have a link at this story at nbcwashington.com. angie goff, news 4. >>> new today, a national campaign to educate teens and their parents when using facebook and other social media outlets. attorney generals from across the country are behind the campaign for privacy in the d

keith ablow is live to talk about this. thank you for joining us.onal impact on those who were directly impacted and then the effect on all of us. start with those directly impacted. what advice for them? >> well, you know, one person can heal another. what i would say is don't try to hold this all inside. feel free to share yurek election, share your fears with somebody close to you or with the cons -- a counselor. people wait until they are deep into the woods to talk about this. think of it as preventative medicine, if you will. people were injured by being close to the scene may well need a therapist to talk this through. >> caulk it out with a friend or a therapist. don't be afraid of sleeping aids. >> number one when you do talk to people one nice piece of advice i should add, feel free to tell someone who has been affected listen this will take time. don't think it is an meimmediat fix or you will bounce back immediately. in that interim if you need help from a sleep aid or need anti anxiety medicine it's okay you are not going to become addi

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all right, keith.veryone has an opinion when the stock market rally will end or will it keep going. here is the question for you. are you buying stocks now? >> yes, i am. but very, very cautiously. the situation now is very, very different than it was in march of 2009, association, and the market's come up 132% since then. but you cannot rule ott the tactffac tactffac tactf tactful-- rule out the fact, to me it's a huge contrarian signal. that's all it is? is it important. a successful investment banker is not out on the fringe, david stockman, he says we're going to crash, we're going to collapse. are people taking noticeelly buttons, everybody's got one. 85% of all buy-sell decisions are made incorrectly. you want it to pull in the horns, harvest your gain and continue to find those companies that the world needs, not that they want. you don't want to be piling into discretionary stuff right now. you can't change the fact that long periods of history shows ttat the market has an upward bias. stuart:

keith. we have so many people who are getting up so early with us, kind of fun to talk about. >> it's now six minutes till the top of the hour. your last chance to answer our question of the day. earlier in the show waoerl tell you about the associate -- we were telling you about the associated press refusing to use the term illegal immigrant. we wanted to know if you think the term is fair to you. your responses next. talk about living on the edge, one man's high-wire act came with a shocking hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> it is now three minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. a massive manhunt underway

i said, "keith, if you're not going to stand, i am going to. someone who holds our political view, someone who wants to go in the direction we want to go, has got to stand against the incumbent leader of the party" -- that was ted heath, and that's how i came to stand. c-span: in the book you talked a lot about all-day seminars that you had at chequers. how did you put those together and why? >> guest: if i wanted a seminar on a particular subject -- for example, perhaps the most interesting one was, i wanted after 1983 to have a seminar on what we could possibly do to have much more contact with the soviet union and also much more contact with countries like poland and hungary. we worked out a plan of action, which was to try to look for younger people in the soviet union who would be a bit fed up with communism because it wasn't working, and we found mr. gorbachev. that was absolutely fascinating. then i also visited hungary because i wanted to get to know some of the younger people, again, who were running businesses in that country. c-span:

>> keith richards. >> keith richards, good. speaking of that bad habits are hard to break. certainly attest to that. some vices are good for you. biting your nails to cracking your knuckles to burping. some doctors are saying a do not a don't. one thing to explain this segment is, for example, when you bite your nails, it takes dirt out from underneath your nails and therefore you don't get bugs as much. >> now you eat it. >> no, you don't eat it? >> that was an evolutionary response. now you have nail files and soap and stuff that can do that for you. >> it's supposed to build up your immune system. >> immune system has memory that's why. >> do all three of those things. >> i do, actually. >> you can tell me why burping is good for you? what are the doctors saying? >> i don't know. i didn't read the article. i am, i will say, this i am an expert. i'm a collection of bad habits wrapped around a nucleus of another rofs, i'm a tootsie pop of tension. >> oh my god. >> this is a bigger question. how do women hide all of their bad habits? because you know from an evolutionary st

it's the good the bad in the very very low drea really ugly they're good keith ellison in the aftermath of the boston bombings the republican allies in the media have amped up their usual islamophobia rhetoric demanding restrictive immigration policies and in the case of ann coulter even calling for the arrest of any woman wearing a job in true mccarthy like fashion peter king chairman of the house homeland security committee has used the boston tragedy to call for the increased surveillance of the american muslim community appearance as a minnesota congressman keith ellison hauled out congressman king for his support for in effect and dangerous profiling is what you start saying we're going to drag the community what you do is you ignore dangerous threats that are not in that community and you go after people who don't have anything to do with it remember we women after a community in world war two and japanese internment is this is a national stain on our on our country and we are still apologizing for well put keep the level of hateful speech use so freely by the way is startling dis

it's the good the bad in the very very shallow drea really really good keith ellison in the aftermath of the boston bombings the republican party and its allies in the media have ramped up their usual islamophobia rhetoric demanding restrictive immigration policies and in the case of ann coulter even calling for the arrest of any woman wearing to his job in true mccarthy like fashion peter king chairman of the house homeland security committee has used the boston tragedy to call for the increased surveillance of the american muslim community appearance on meet the press yesterday minnesota congressman keith ellison hauled out congressman king for his support for in effect and dangerous profile is what you start saying we're going to dragnet or surveil the community. if you do if you ignore dangerous threats that are not in that community and you go after people who don't have anything to do with it remember we women after a community in world war two and japanese internment is this is a national stain on our on our country and we are still apologizing for it so well put keep the level

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his right hand and took the oath of office on the qur'an if you remember in two thousand and seven keith ellison did i think it's time for profiling though don't you comparable disagree with the congressman about his policies as an essential part of democracy but implying that he supports terrorism because of his religion that's just very very. coming up president obama promised a more transparent white house after the scandals and controversy the bush years but is it in. a stray she has overseen countless unda cleared of wars and even the assassination of an american citizen how did the anti-war candidate become the kilis president more on this with journalist germy scale after the break. we are facing a lot of problem you know. because no one thought to drink school. no gun no permits. a lot of local what's not enough job is a law in the local needs one a community l.n.g. multan will be used. to give general dunford for a match up artist i was fights about how much fights. fights. arrived. the mission free accreditation free transport charges free arrangement free risk free. to tide fr