>> anthony: it's killing me. >> shelly: way to go, levens!go. [ laughter ] ♪ >> shelly: the cabrito that we're eating, yesterday was a live goat. ♪ >> shelly: we like it spicy -- jalapenos and onions and fresh tomatoes. >> man: if you've got a bunch of gringos, it's perfect. [ laughter ] >> anthony: how mexican is west texas? this is where it is. >> shelly: the other side of that mountain, 20 miles as a crow flies. >> anthony: those flavors, those sounds. that's yours also. right? >> bodie: oh, yeah. i learned to talk spanish nearly before i learned to talk english. >> evan: it's the good vanilla from mexico. >> levens: old mexico or new mexico? >> evan: old mexico. >> shelly: chuy's mother comes from mexico, south of ojinaga. >> chuy: yes. that's right. >> anthony: and how long have you guys been riding together? >> bodie: me and him? >> anthony: yeah, you and him. >> bodie: 35 years. >> chuy: it's an awesome way of life. ♪ >> shelly: jalapeno cheese grits. >> anthony: nice. >> shelly: of course they're buttermilk biscuits. >> anthony: this

>> anthony: it's killing me. >> shelly: way to go, levens!here we go. [ laughter ] ♪ >> shelly: the cabrito that we're eating, yesterday was a live goat. ♪ >> shelly: we like it spicy -- jalapenos and onions and fresh tomatoes. >> man: if you've got a bunch of gringos, it's perfect. [ laughter ] >> anthony: how mexican is west texas? this is where it is. >> shelly: the other side of that mountain, 20 miles as a crow flies. >> anthony: those flavors, those sounds. that's yours also. right? >> bodie: oh, yeah. i learned to talk spanish nearly before i learned to talk english. >> evan: it's the good vanilla from mexico. >> levens: old mexico or new mexico? >> evan: old mexico. >> shelly: chuy's mother comes from mexico, south of ojinaga. >> chuy: yes. that's right. >> anthony: and how long have you guys been riding together? >> bodie: me and him? >> anthony: yeah, you and him. >> bodie: 35 years. >> chuy: it's an awesome way of life. ♪ >> shelly: jalapeno cheese grits. >> anthony: nice. >> shelly: of course they're buttermilk biscuits. >> anthon

. >> joining us from los angeles is brian leven, director of the center for the study of hate and extremismciate you coming in and offering your insights. i also want to mention that you were on our air 24 hours ago, talking about the arrest of the man who sent pipe bombs across the country and sadly you are back after another horrific act of violence. what stands out to you about what has just happened in pittsburgh? >> you know, natalie, first of all, thank you so much for having me on, and also thank you for promoting a free press. i think it is important for us to say that. i'll tell you what i thought. you know how on cnn when the hurricanes are coming up and it shows at the bottom of the screen, that's how a lot of us in the monitoring world felt about what was happening. just in recent days and weeks we have seen white supremacists and neo-nazis indicted federally, many here from california. we also have seen two african-americans murdered because of their race in kentucky, these pipe bombs, as well as information about right wing groups in the west coast storing weapons on rooftops

levens campaign. all of my campaign dollars have been hard earned and hard raised in this district.r i don't have any ie's outside funding coming into kerry made it his been carried over the line was a lot of outside money. alex: i'm going to hop back in here. rapidfire p or do want to get through all of these. , who has been the best president of the united states ever? ms. harkey: oh my goodness. we've had a lot. abraham lincoln was one of those . he stood the line, give up a big part of his life to set the slaves free and to try to make some innocent in the country. mr. levin: we agree on this. leg and was anam extra nearly effective president and it was the current republican party would embrace his legacy. alex: should wait reform the electoral college or keep it as is? mr. levin: i dig it should be reformed. i think it serves its purpose to title think there is anything wrong with it. when you lose an election, you get upset but it is what it is. alex: what is the biggest military threat the united states faces at the moment? probably military threat. i would say, there is a l

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as far as that one goes, mike levens is facing off against diane harkey. that is a net in that race. issa almost lost. they had to do a recount at the last election, and he barely won. issa stepped down after having been in congress for many years, and a hour for republican at that, leaving the race open. it is a very competitive race. that candidates are truly and neck.- truly neck and host: steve is up next in california, in lake elsinore. caller: good morning. good morning, professor. i have actually fairly close to you. my wife and i have already voted. asked correctional orrectionalan ex-c officer. let me tell you, i used to vote republican, but i turned independent. i have voted, up until jerry brown, republican. but we had trouble getting a budget through with a republican governor. assemblyf a democratic , i voted for brown. and i was alive when brown was governor back in the 1970's, and i knew what he was going to do. he was going to tax. but i voted for him anyway because we were having trouble getting the budget. he did a really good job. i did

>> bret: rick leven that will, thank you.s rich mentioned mexico beach is a waste land tonight after taking a direct hit. phil keating is there, live. good evening, phil. >> good evening, brett. the storm surge not to mention the 150 or 155-mile-an-hour winds came right off the gulf of mexico. look at this house here. cinder block house, very strong, nothing left. the place truly is an absolute wasteland. look at these homes. if you stand around mexico beach, you look around, if the home is not flattened and disappeared and pushed inland it is 'vooerly, severely damaged. like this three story building, two stories on stilts. you see the shower, don'tly exposed. no walls, no roof, totally condemned. a 73-year-old woman was riding the storm out in this red due flexion, unact -- due presentation, she's unacted for. with no communications no, cells, no land lines, it's really hard to find people who they think are missing. that's been a big challenge so far, not to mention no power at all. we can confirm search and rescue teams f

. >> now the debate for california's 49th house district seat between mike leven and diane harkey.

leven sounds like he is endorsing the single payer, is that true, mr. levine. >> no. >> he is talking about the fact that you have all of these different payments, there is also an administrative cost at the provider end, the hospitals, they have to erect these bureaucracies to collect the money, keep their doors open, same thing in the doctor's office, and again, that is another advantage to having a one-payer system, that at least it is one set of rules, regulation, and reimbursements that you have to deal with. you definitely still have to have administration. but not this amount. and for all of that money that we're spending on administration and creating at the provider and payer end, we could be spending on these great ideas that we have. but i think we first have to figure out how to streamline that administration. and again, this is a plug for single payer. and i thank mr. levine for advocating for it. >> i didn't hear it the same way either but one of the things that is hindering any kind of single payer is the difficulties we are having at the

as far as that one goes, mike levens is facing off against diane harkey. a net in that race. issa almost lost. they had to do a recount at the last election, and he barely won. issa stepped down after having been in congress for many years, and a hour for republican at that, leaving the race open. it is a very competitive race. that candidates are truly and neck.- truly neck and host: steve is up next in california, in lake elsinore. caller: good morning. good morning, professor. i have actually fairly close to you. my wife and i have already voted. asked correctional orrectionalan ex-c officer. let me tell you, i used to vote republican, but i turned independent. i have voted, up until jerry brown, republican. but we had trouble getting a budget through with a republican governor. assemblyf a democratic , i voted for brown. and i was alive when brown was governor back in the 1970's, and i knew what he was going to do. he was going to tax. but i voted for him anyway because we were having trouble getting the budget. he did a really good job. i did vote for