. >>> so i called the school's principal michelle edwards and i said, this is really cute.bout cars and honeys, of course, and they said they wanted to do this to dispel the myths about schools in impoverished neighborhoods. they have the highest unemployment rate. they said we learn about math, they learn foreign languages and they wanted the world to know that even though they come from a poor area, their school is awesome ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think they said ski club. >> i want to go back to school. >> i want to learn the moves ♪ go, go, go ♪ >>> take you guys down to florida to celebrate the last few days of summer. >> celebrate some warm weather. >> we've seen videos like this one before. people are getting a little sneaky trying to catch the see gulls. >> this is a video. this is a family affair and popcorn is the siegel bait. you have a brother, short boy over here. you have something under the pile of to you wells. >> looks like a dead body. >> it's a live body. part of the bait f theul. >> d sister is voed and we have dad behind the camera. as you can see, the popcorn is rea

ultimately rahm emanuel was forced out of the white house by michelle and valerie jarrett, and to this day he resents that. >> host: edward klein, are you a conservative? >> guest: i think i would describe myself as someone who is right of center. if that makes me conservative, i'm conservative. i'm sortly not a liberal. my training as a reporter is to let the facts speak for themselves. but i do have a sense that this country has been drifting in the wrong direction, and that is ought to be righted, if you will, using that word right in both senses of the word. >> host: have you politics changed over the years? should i -- >> guest: i think i've been a conservative or conservative leaning for quite some time. i don't think they've gotten any more conserve. on some social issues i'm actually quite libertarian and liberal. >> host: were you surprised by some of the findings in your book? >> guest: i tell you, the thing that surprised me the most in this book, i expected, in the many trips i took to chicago -- i live in new york and went to chicago many times -- i expected to find -- this may be my open prejudice -- that af