you have liberal republicans but you knew they weren't liberal republicans. not everybody in your party is a liberal republican because they disagree with you on 10% of the issues. i don't understand it. it might've been right in. if we disagree 25% of the time, you are 77% of the time with me. that is how it should be and i think it is really dangerous that we are in this where competition amongst ourselves to prove who is more right. calling people a rhino serves no

eisenhower called himself a liberal.the first american residential candidates under the banner of conservatism was very cold water -- was very goldwater -- b arry goldwater. it was more than the fact that it was an eccentric campaign, it was more ideology. anybody with ideas so remote from the basic american consensus got so far was a question. in the mid-1960's, it was said that we are all liberals now. he was right. this was the age of the liberals. they wanted to really european ize america. the president, john f. kennedy spent a year at the london school of economics. a very different sort of figure from the figure we have in the white house at the moment. in the 1960's, liberals dreamed of creating a european-style welfare state, the great society. the great society was world from a british socialists graham wallace. the liberals argue for greater restrictions on firearms, outlawing executions, legalizing abortion, positive discrimination in favor of minorities. it looked as if they were caring public opinion with t

at his liberalism. this does a couple things for us, this hands as something that will develop, the triumph of ideas matters more than party, liberalism is becoming almost a dirty word in american politics. george mcgovern did not run away from the label of liberal, jimmy carter did not even really went away from the label. by the 1980's, the sense of liberalism is something bad is beginning to gain traction. clinton would never call himself a liberal. this is one of the most famous pictures from the campaign -- reagan had promised to make america great again, and one of the ways he promised it was to make the military strong again. democrats respond, dukakis responds by saying he strongly supports the military. in order to do this, he takes a ride in a tank, thinking he can win the optics. instead, it makes him look like a fool. and this expression on his face gets framed in how he will destroy the military. things are not going well for the democrats early on. the biggest issue in the campaign turns o

they are run by liberal mayors. you could show the liberal policies are painful. that is the fact based and i can quote you directly. but it that is a liberal. added that chapter to explain why the conservatives and with 40 pairs of khakis and eat babies. but anyway in order for a liberal to get what he wants to use the example of minimum-wage. these people are demanding $50 minimum wage but they were not there when you were starting your business. so you hire people to sleep on the floor while he doesn't even make a profit but break even and doesn't take a salary. he is hiring people to work in this little restaurant, finally it is kind of trading he might make a profit than a person shows up to say we demand an increase in minimum wage. he says wait. where were you? i have been doing this 10 years. if they don't want to work here they said we demanded that. that cannot happen in reverse the person has to build a business work his ass off hire the people in order for the liberal to demand their cut. it is a the mafia and a toyota petraeus. [laughter] -- 20 yoda p

. >> while our goal with black liberation we knew that there is only one pathway to that liberation, that was a complete dismantling of the revolution a fundamental change to a non- -- organized social construct. our goal was to say to the black panther party, the black panther party was not going to be the revolution, the black panther party would create the conditions to raise the consciousness of the people so that the people would raise the kind of struggle. black people came to oakland as many northern cities during what we generally called the second great migration. was it just before or just as the onset of world war ii, mostly called for jobs to work on the docks by henry kaiser who is making a lot of money building ships and other things. so, most most of the blacks who came here and settled here during the early 40s and so forth, they came from louisiana, oklahoma, texas. those were the nearest states where blacks could not get jobs of any kind where their brutal forms of segregation. they came and came and settled here mostly in the west oakland area where the docks are l

the idea this is a liberal covert seems to be somewhat ahick historical. william douglas would not be happy to see this is what is. >> can you planning a 2016 election where voters are highly conscious of the fact that they will have a role in picking a president who is going to shape the court it's start starting in 2017? >> i would absolutely hope for that. i have hoped for that in several federal elections and always been slightly disappointed. for some reason the public literacy about the supreme court is really weak. i think that's a fault of all of us in making sure the people don't get a good basic grounding in what the supreme court does up there. that's partially involved with the way it shields itself in secrecy and doesn't allow cameras in. as much as we can have shows like this to raise this awareness that is the first step. we have to hammer home to people how important the supreme court is. >> very briefly before you go, can you give me one republican one democrat who could be pas poble, court? >> if the republicans were to win, paul roble, h

it is hard to liberalize your interest rates, liberalize your currencies and liberalize your flows all in one fell swoop. so they are trying to manage that process. >> rose: the movie "the revenant" and china and its impact on the glon all economy when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided bid following following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: "the revenant" is a new film based on a 2002 novel by michael punke. it explores the brult all existence of fur trappers working on the missouri river during the 1820s. leonardo dicaprio plays hugh glad, the legendary frontiersman who suffered a bear attack, was left for dead by his companions and crawled 200 miles to safety. here is a look at the trailer for "the revenant." >> when you say track a new course. >> sit out there like a bunch of ducks, and you get to walk on out? i'm talking to you. >> the proper thing to do would be to finish him off quick. >> he should be

. >> while i go with black immigration, we knew there was only one pathway to that liberation. and that was the existing theme and revolutionary fundamental change to a blond chap lists organized. our goal is the black panther party was not going to be the revolution. the black panther party would create the conditions and raise the consciousness of the people so that people -- black people came to oakland for many northern cities during what we generally call the second-grade migration just as the onset of two mostly called for jobs to work on the dogs by henry kaiser who is making a lot of money building ships and other things. so most of the blacks who came here and settled here during the early 40s and so forth came from louisiana, oklahoma and texas because those are the nearest state and any kind of segregation and settled here mostly for the docs are located and created their own homes and small businesses and what have you. the city itself actually changed almost overnight from a city that was predominately white to one that was a significant lack population. when the w

i was a big liberal. i had not the faintest idea that somebody named ronald regan would come along and lift my heart, not then, not in those days. not then. i had my primary loyalty was really i think to the labor movement, the left, the anticommunist, socialist left. >> the year before goldwater happened, we know he's right and the left said you know he's nuts, where did you stand on goldwater? >> i stood with the left. i couldn't -- i could not believe in the goldwater candidacy. i couldn't believe in the reality of the goldwater candidacy. that's where i was then. but there was one thing that in the end saved me and that was that i knew that there was something wrong with the left. i was a member of it but always at ease and specially in '65. that's when our wonderful children, the great young, remember the young people, our wonderful young people who were riding in their universities and everything, it was clear that that was bad news, but the only way you could hang onto the left was through the labo

when the liberal argument cannot withstand debate they tried to silence offensive speech, an attempt to make you exchange your freedom of speech for your comfort. this is exactly what we are seeing explode, it has been happening for decades but exploding on our college campuses, and the overflow room, watching live stream, watching on c-span, tell us how can we help inspire these young people because they face real consequences on campus for standing up for what they believe in, since the addition to sensitivity training classes, suffer in their grades, get persecuted by administrators. there are real consequences and yet we are treating them to have the courage to stand-up for freedom. you are the best example of having that encouragement. please encourage these young people how god can give them courage. >> he is our courage, he is our strength. the holy spirit fills up with that. all we have to do is ask and he will fill our cups to overflowing but you know better than anyone else because you are out there speaking on these campuses, you are on the front lines, seeing what is goin

and we said gay liberation, nobody was saying that statement in 1970. how can we talk about one half of the country is oppressed and that is women sew women's liberation is part of the struggle. and other people around the world are being oppressed by america. we talked about television in africa, and in mozambique and zimbabwe and we had relations with the cubans and the chinese and north koreans, no vietnamese, not only call for end to the war -- we became an international revolutionary organization, operating on all those planes to advocate and push for fundamental revolutionary change. the negative view of the party which exists today was perpetrated by the u.s. government, propaganda did that. that was one thing but the other part was a more serious part and that was the counterintelligence program and other efforts of the federal bureau of investigation led by j. edgar hoover who by 1968-69 identified the black panther party as the greatest threat to the internal security of the united states and as such declared the black panther party needed to

charlie weis liberalize means? -- charlie: liberalize means?rates, currency, and flows in and out of the country. move and flowsn can come in and out, they are struggling right now with doing that in a smooth fashion. what happens is, you're getting these moments where you are saying, we will liberalize, but then you intervene. the stock market intervention we saw over the last few months is a perfect example -- to your point earlier, it creates -- it hurts the confidence of the domestics. : japan in the 1980's, was in the same position. the problem is coming to take an economy like japan in the postwar, or china, you build it up where you have intense control, all of the money in the economy directed towards industry, and bureaucrats control that and run it effectively. the problem today, like japan and the 1980's, is that when an economy outgrows that kind of model, moving to a brave new world market-driven finance is hard. they should have started this several years ago and had a gradual transition. by delaying reforms, unfortunately, china,

i happen to be sitting there with one of the few liberals and i had heard the things he said. but governor palin was coming in and knocking people over to be close to her because he has that ability. peopleability. people want to be near you. you inspire people and stay humble. i have teenagers. >> who knows what that liberal wanted to do to me. [laughter] >> it so funny. they love you. >> it go from here to zero like that. after having been there having a great time. appreciate the conservative message that they are able to get out there for the rest of the public. times change and i'm not there anymore. any kind of humbleness, my goodness, my real world is -- a little page of my life, .000001 percent of my life. i realizes very busy family kids who don't give a flying flip when i'm doing politically. they really don't. they thought it was cool i was on saturday night live a couple of them. but thankfully my kids a sharp and they are conservative and independent. some of the spills over. the family keeps you grounded. especially my youngest, he is the one comeau what a gift t

what happened yesterday was red meat to liberals. whenever a massacre happens, from their points of view, it seems that conservatives' answer is a shrug. kennedy: that's not true. that's absolutely not true. >> we are talking politics. that's the perception. many of them look at that and see a sincere man crying. that's the message they are getting. there is no disagreement to it. that's her perception. >> that perception is based on nothing. that's ridiculous. kennedy: perception is not reason enough to pass laws. he's not taking the constitutional directive. you cannot fuss with the constitution with executive actions. he's going to find that out the hard way. he's a constitutional scholar supposedly, he's going to find that out the hard way. >> isn't it strange that when he bombs the doctors without borders hospital it's much less reaction than talking about somebody else running in and shooting people up. >> this is a war and america isn't in a war. kennedy: a lot of people somehow like to say like there is a strange moral equiva

he was much more liberal than i was. he was fairly liberal. lot of people don't know that. he became a fairly conservative president, but he did become a great president. >> dickerson: what is your definition of conservative? that doesn't want to take risks. i think that's a good thing. a person that wants to in terms of government i'm talking about. person that wants to conserve, a person that wants to in financial sense balance budgets. a person that feels strongly about the military and i feel very strong low about the military. and you have some of these amy they don't even want to focus on the military. our military is falling apart i feel very -- i have always felt very strongly about the military. by the way, if you look at vision, the word vision, i was the one that said, take the oil, i've been saying that for years, take the oil, let's take the oil. nobody would listen then all of a sudden after paris they started saying maybe that's right we'll take the oil. they still don't take the proper way. i was -- which is a little bit different than normal conservative. b

certainly government liberals and their attacks on our religion. they are free to tell us the truth and responsibility as shippers to tell us the truth so to quit being so milquetoast about it. part of the problem though where many perhaps have become that middle-of-the-road trying to get along with everybody instead of calling it like they see it and like the word tells us, do you ever find it a little bit odd that the depictions of jesus that we see this long beautiful flowing hair in his robes and his flip-flops, maybe they believe that is the persona of jesus to be christlike so we are supposed to be that. jesus was a warrior. he was a fighter for justice. even physically. remember he went into the temple overturned the money changers because they were ripping people off. he said for justice. even told his disciples, i think jesus was for open carry. jesus told his disciples hey we are going a journey. pick up your arms. back in the day the arms meant a sword. he said if you have a cloak but but -- sell your cloak and let's go. let's go forth a

he started off pretty liberal and he has gone more liberal during the campaign. hillary clinton on the other hand has been consistent. she is barely moved at all and pretty much in the center of the democratic spectrum. >>> do you think that's the reason for his recent success is climbing in the polls because he is standing his ground or going more liberal? >> it shows that it is working because he is getting his -- the money that he is raising which is coming from overwhelmingly small donors and donors more liberal. >>> who gets most of the money from small donors according tour website sappers is getting 76% from small donors and hillary clinton 17.3%. >> a big difference. probably the starkest difference between them in terms of where where they are getting their money and you can see why that feeds into the campaign with bernie sanders accusing her of being into big money donors and wall street it is backed up by the data. raising most of his money from small donors and she is raising it from big donors. >> who gets the most from wall street clinton 5.2 and s

i. >> who knows what that liberal wanted to do to me. thank you for protecting me. >> they love you. >> you can go from ehero to zero light -- like that and now longer work for fox, and i respect the network and appreciate the conservative message they're able to get out there for the rest of the public, but times change and i'm not there anymore. but any kind of humbleness? my goodness. my real world is -- see, you saw at page of my life that .000001% of my life. no, my real life is, a very busy family, kids, don't give a flying flip what i'm doing politically. they don't. they thought it was cool i was on "saturday night live," couple of them and that's about it. but thankfully my kids are sharp and conservatives' very independent so some of that spilled over on to them. but the family keeps you grounded. especially my youngest, trigg. he is the one who has -- what a gift god gave our family with trigg. he keeps everything in perspective for us, and lets us put our priorities straight, letting us know what really matters. i thank god e

to have a liberal immigration policy. it's steeped in our tradition as a face tradition that believes deeply at welcomes a stranger and deep in our history, so it was natural for us to be engaged in this kind of issue as we continue to be engaged in issues of immigration reform today. >>> wonderful. we'll take a quick break but come back and continue our conversation about other highlights. please join us back here at mosaic in just a moment. >>> welcome back. we open opened with a picture. a huge director of the jewish relations council who is retiring and using his lifetime of service at the jewish community relations council as a way to understand the contribution to the community. welcome back. so other highlights that you have had at the jewish community relationship council. >> well, there are so many. i am just going to touch on a couple. one is we worked very closely for many years with holocaust survivors and sadly in the last few years there are been -- have been more and more that have passed away because we ar

and maybing liberal movies? substitute white for liberal and that's pretty much what spike lee said. sure conservatives can argue ideology and race are two different things and black people can argue correctly that the legacy of black face and decades of being type cast raises their issue to another level. ultimately it comes down to the same thing. there is a sameness of people who make movies. if that doesn't change, nothing else will. >> andy graham. >> wow. >> ben, i know you have a theory about the oscar nominations and i want to hear it in a little bit. how stupid did you think my thesis was? >> i think for anybody who appreciates as andy breitbart would say, the degree to which conservatives were shoved outside the cultural box for a longtime is something we are aware of. there are more and more acknowledgement. whenever you have an opening up of more of a marketplace for different creative opportunity that will change. but i generally agree with your thesis. >> did you enjoy my trip to fantasy island? >>

the fbi had a difficult time with gay liberation front. it had rejected formal organization and had no elected officers, no committees, no bylaws. it was anarchistic nature. they couldn't figure out who was so. cold. who. the other organization was more formal leaving the fbi agents to evaluate its organization. they used information from both groups to purge gays from government jobs. the book concludes that the fbi after hoover's death and nixon's political devise with watergate. it, thehoover driving sex deviance program essentially ended it. the files were destroyed in 1977. but it didn't continue its anti-gay employment. ended in 1993. woulda gay fbi agent who been fired soon we get his job back. that shocked the fbi. frank patino won his case is a class-action lawsuit. which forced to the fbi to and anti-gay employment discrimination. and then anti-gay employment animus. except in the military. filtered through the other intelligence agencies. fbi the trailblazer in the war against gays that have become the unwilling trailblazer in e

he is too liberal for conservatives. too conservative for liberals.ervative but is he a capitalist. and as you see on the democratic side, that's not the way to go today. you have got bernie sanders who is an out and out socialist. in the lead in the first -- or at least close to in the lead in the first two states. so, you know that shows you where he is on the left. on the right people will look at him and say wait a minute, this guy is a big gun controlqkj+ decide whato beverages you drink in new york state. is he is proabortion rights and so on. he would be to a fairly narrow constituency. and it's too late for him to get in, you know, to either party's nominating contest. so he would have to spend a lot of money to get on the ballot as an bill, remember, he sort of set conditions here. he is worried about bernie sanders being nominated. he is worried about trump, and, you know, this crazy year, you know, those things could happen and he might get in anyway. >> well, i don't know. he did a good job, i thought, in new york. i mean, i don't care whe

. >> molly norris is a liberal cartoonist who has predictable views on every liberal view. an episode of south park got canceled because they made a mild mohammad joke, butway was a joke about how you can't make a mohammad joke. see just, but today, mohammad. john: comedy central evenon bleeped out the name mohammad. >> i learned something today. they bleached 35 seconds of their show. john: south park criticizes everybody. >> they are offensive about everybody and it's fine. but they have made the mildest pathetic mohammad joke you can imagine. john: episode 201 never aired again. >> molly norris wanted to start a draw mohammad day in protest d this censorship. m john: then she got death threat so she disappeared. >> the way they announced she was over. she ceased to exist. they said "there is no more molly." nobody knows if thee is alive or dead, the on people who write you. her are a few of us right-wing nut job.eg why does no liberal care about that? what happened to molly norris is going to happen to you and you and you. john: cair said it's legal to draw the cartoon b

-- have most liberal voters in the democratic process, only one more liberal is vermont. the road ahead for bernie sanders should also note hillary clinton has number of superdelegates already banked. she does have a system that benefits her the longer she goes on. >> i think south carolina most reflect sieve of that. she has a huge lead among african americans in nevada, hispanic voters will make a big difference, clintons have long history with latino voters. in the video that senator was ad that senator's campaign released with the simon and gary funk emus i can resembled the motion picture association a way a little too white. doesn't have real deep connections with minority voters who will make a huge difference in the coming states for democratic party. >> dickerson: what did you make of that ad? >> you know, i am the person who hates ads without substance. i was transported by that ad. i think that that ad tells you everything that you need to understand about the state of the race right now. because i think the clinton campaign is listening to you saying, thinking

a week on from the announcements of liberation and counterterror forces battle. blindfolded and bound, captured isis fighters face the wall. they were, we're told, attempting to blend into what remains of the local population. a reminder isis fighters could be hiding in plain sight. we're hearing some pops of gunfire. they're a little further across the other side of the river. the fighting is ongoing. the cleanup operation is still going on, and that's why the helicopters circling overhead. ramadi was home to nearly a million families. today as troops continue their push, we're told possibly over 1,000 families remain trapped amid the rubble. the ones you see here are the lucky ones, extracted during the ongoing operations. as the fighting still rages, it's hard to get a sense of the toll on civilians. counterterror force people filmed these images for us. some like this woman who appears to have been shot. much of what they filmed is too graphic to show you, like the remains of a little boy carried to burial. the head of iraq's counterterror force told us the l

liberal believe in free speech and debate. and this used be liberalism and let the best idea win.but now, it i am offended. >> get off of the campus. >> if you don't shut up we call you a bigot or homophobe. >> you are a slut, right? >> and rush limbaugh said that the left tried to get the radio show cancelled. >> he was defended by a leftist. i am not a fan of rush limbaugh. but if you are one of the people trying to get him to go away you are part of the problem. >> juan williams said this. >> if i see people who are in muslim garb and identifying themselves first and foremost as muslim i get worried. >> npr quickly fired juan williams. >> a black person not allowed to do anything but be liberal. >> the left will devour its own for a ideological breach. >> campbell brown once gave money to democrats and then she dareed to criticize teacher tenure. the left attacked her. and they barely attacked her argument. they smeared her character. >> you are a bim bo and a beauty face. and rather than debate me on the issue. >> smear her personally? >> i am sure you get comments on your web

those are places where the electorate is whiter and more liber liberal.are questions if he can expand more broadly. he definitely didn't do anything to lose the momentum we have seen him pick up in the polls. >> eric, we are showing some of the polls now. the democratic choice for nominee nationally, clinton and sanders. let's look at another poll. south carolina, african-americans, clinton, 82%. sanders, 11%. you know, there is early voting in a couple of weeks. then, is hillary clinton looking beyond these first two states and looking at south carolina? >> absolutely. she is trying to build a firewall. south carolina would be that. iowa and new hampshire are whiter and more liberal. south carolina is the first state that will start to have the african-american population than the other states will have. nevada is another early voting state with a lot of latinos. hillary clinton's strategy is to definitely play up her connections with president obama who polls exceptionally well among minority voters. basically remind everyone in the democratic electorat

this time its to liberate the iraqi city of mosul. its currently surrounded by about 10-thousand isis fighters. the pentagon says additional u-s soldiers are needed to help train iraqi forces... the reason we need new trainers... to liberate mosul the u-s military is yet to say a disabled iowa veteran is fighting a losing battle here at home... earlier this week the cedar falls city council rejected taylor morris' permit to build a new home. morris lost parts of both legs and hands while serving in afghanistan four years ago. he hoped to build a smart home with appliances and features that can be controlled via ipad.. council members say they reluctantly denied the permit because the home is located too far from city services... john-"without us knowing where we will be developing in the future..that makes it so hard." frank- the issues are related to infrastructure- accessing it and having proper sewer, water, electric, all of that..if we provided the proper infrastructure it would cost tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands

they wake up every day fighting for liberal political agendas. "new york times" wants hillary clinton to be president. every day they're going to push stories advancing that. that's the reality, the world we live in. the answer is not to whine and complain, but do what reagan did. go over the head of the media, go straight to the american people. that's why we're running a great-roots campaigns. >> you accuse "new york times" of a hit piece, that you didn't properly disclose a loan for your 2012 senate campaign, but you didn't deny any of the specifics in the article. >> look, they breathlessly reported this horrible scandal that, when i was running for office, i was running against someone worth about $it 00 million, all of the establishment, all of the lobbyists were against is, and my wife and i we took or life savings, spending and selling stocks and assets and taking out loans against the rye mainer and put all of that into a loan we gave the campaign. the entire basis of the "new york times" story, the loans we took we disclosed on one form