you asked about misguided youth. i think that's a notion that young people have gotten for a little while, and i think it's misguided because we know what we're doing. we've arrived at the seat of power. we're human beings. we're citizens of the state of florida who have a right to petition our government when a grievance has been committed and a wrong has been done to us. and we're presenting an option for the governor, an opportunity like senator bullard is as well, to right this wrong, to right this ship of a wayward ship that he's overseeing and to really give an opportunity for a young people in the state of florida, hopefully young people around the country, to produce something out of this injustice that really moves our community forward, and it's the trayvon martin civil rights act. >> tell me about the demand you're making. i understand there are between 30 and 90 members of your group that have been in the capitol full time for the past few days. you're asking for a trayvon martin civil rights act. what do

but some say these protests are misguided. good evening, i'm ama daetz. the largest trayvon martin rally in the bay area was held in oakland where the mayor got a less than warm reception. john alston is live at lake merritt where another rally is set to begin. >> we're awaiting a bicycle rally. a smaller march just went how to. the events today are to put pressure on the federal government to file civil rights charges against george zimmerman and for states to get rid of "stand your ground" laws. [chanting] >> they packed the front of the federal building in downtown oakland. men and women of vary using rates. some wearing hoodies. some speakers were teenagers like david. >> i believe it doesn't matter what race you are, how you look, how your hair is, you justed in to be yourself, and still you need to set a good example for your people and your family so that you can still walk out. >> the event in oakland was one of a hundred so-called justice for trayvon rallies across the nation. they want the federal government to do what george zimmerman's floor j

that policy is misguided. >> reporter: human rights def d defenders say there is more to the issue than the china 16. many other chinese are also detained. but as china's power rises, the advocates worry the u.s. is less willing to raise the human rights. nhk world, washington. >>> senior u.s. and chinese officials met in washington last week. they agreed to hold talks on human rights later this month. >>> time now to check on the weather around the globe. there's heavy rain over the korean peninsula and our meteorologist joins us now with the latest. >> it's in the middle of the rainy season for much of the korean peninsula and parts of northern china. we have an active seasonal frontal system here. and north korea and north china are receiving the worst of it at this moment. we have 150 millimeters of rain in parts of north korea and heavy rain for northeastern china as well. thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely throughout the day. we're expecting heavy rain of about 200 millimeters for north korea. rain is expected to come back to the northern area starting this afternoon. some s

this abortion rights activists say proponents of the laws are misguided if they think it will reduceabortions in the u.s.. >> all this will do is reduce the number of safe and legal abortions. women will get abortions one way or another. we need to make sure they have medicalo safe and legal care. >> opponents he will become more difficult. the governor said with final passage of the legislation he will make it his top priority to sign the bill into law. >> the first round of new u.s. european trade talks starting in washington. both sides say there are challenges ahead. officials aim to reach a deal that will remove tariffs and .ther barriers to brai trade two people have been killed in an attack in somalia. a suicidewas hit by bomber. it is not clear who is responsible for the blast. this followed several other attacks. 30,000 congolese refugees have fled their homes to seek safety in neighboring uganda. many say they ran for their lives after a group of rebels started terrorizing their villages. we report from the makeshift refugee camp that has been set up in western uganda. too

i think they are misguided. the reality is a lot of emotion was tied up in the 2012 election and a lot of people understandably feel the irs has blunted the obama ground game and may have changed the result. the longer they wait, the longer they delay the scandal grows. the fact is the fbi director seemed unprepared to even answer questions about this when he was questioned about it long of a it became public. let's pay slot for those who have forgotten about fbi director muller answering what he was doing about this problem. >> tell me who the lead investigator is? >> off the top of my head no. >> this is the most important issue and you don't know who is heading e case, who the lead investigator is? >> at this juncture, no. >> can you get that information us? how many people have you assigned to look into this tuation. >> i have not had a recent briefing on it. >> the irs was used as a political tool to neutralize a political movement that had an affect on the 2010 election right before the president's re-elec

when we go to war, misguid or not, we do not conquer or plunder. when we win, we usually leave. poor people live better than the emperors there. we hve flush toilets, longer lives, painkillers, air-conditioning. our predents actually leave officevoluntarily. although our current president waste money on extravagant travel, era was much worse. he never wore the same clothes twice. from all corners of the world, that number could to file them. elagabal said that he made his favorite senator a horse. as depicted here. >> you treat him as your peer. john: even president obama wouldn't do that. [laughter] [applause] so arrogant as our politicians are, they were at least not emperors who like this tell ortiz and executed a senator's wife who didn't show up. but it matters because umpires do crumble. rome lasted the longest of all of tem. it lasted less than 600 years than the spnish andas did the british. we lasted less tan 300 years. we are doing better than alexander the great. his empire only lasted 300 years. but we have accoplished amazing things. amazg prosperity. we just can't

when we go to war, misguided or not, we do not conquer or plunder. when we win, we uually leave. poor people live better than the emperors there. we have flush toilets, longer lives, painkillers, air-conditioning. our presidents actually leave office voluntarily. although our current president waste money on extravant travel, era was much worse. he ner wore the same clothes twice. from all corners of the world, that number could to file them. elagabalus said that he made his favite senator a horse. as depicted here. >> you treat him as your peer. john: even president obama wouldn't do that. [laughter] [applause] so arrogant as our politicians are, they were at least not emperors who like this tell ortiz and executed a senator's wife who didn't show up. but it matters because umpires do crumble. rome lasted the longest of all of them. it lasted less than 600 years than the spanish and as did the british. we lasted less than 300 years. we are doing better than alexander the great. his empire only lasted 300 years. but we have accomplished amazing things. amazing prosperity. we just

. >> reporter: professor carol swain calls the protests misguided saying the politics around the issue takes america backwards. >> they're not doing anything to serve the needs of the black community or the needs of america as a whole. and as a consequence we're suffering. >> reporter: for tracy martin allies like the one -- rallies like in one in miami helps him him. >> all the people out here to support us. white, black brown. there are a mixture of people and everybody is out here to support not only trayvon, but their children as well. >> reporter: i'm marcia shade reporting. >> and celebrity couple jay z and bejohn say stood out among the crowd at a trayvon martin rally in new york city. they walked side by side with al sharpton and sybrina fulton and community leaders. >>> well, light rain today helps firefighters in southern california get a better handle on a wildfire burning southwest of palm springs but it's still only 50% contained and has scorched more than 27,000 acres. cbs reporter terry have garcia shows us the -- teresa garcia shows us the fight i understand way. >> rep

understanding they're all going to petition misguiding the everybody to discuss that it's news to me. but we will continue this heated conversation right after the break. good. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images and seeing from the streets of canada. operations are old today. welcome back to worlds apart pissing son a little is a man who dedicated sees entire career to preaching tolerance and reconciliation and by this time his space with my questions was already wearing his the head of the world's second largest international organization the first democratically elected had his ideal freedom of the past and of all pressing for answers and no freedom to follow up i think you're pushing too much too much no you are. more than me you're imposing your porn and i guess the point minute times and you're coming back to the simpler now but i have a whole new chinese and then the b.b.c. and the other big ones of the turkish ones this first time a fun one to look at the imposing his old whole point well you may dislike it but i try to give you willing to

understanding growing into petition misguiding. everybody to discuss. but we will continue this heated conversation right after the break. what if china were a military superpower on par with the united states what kind of world would be lifting what china put in to check washington's appetite for unilateral military action and manipulation of the global economy or would we witness another cold war where both beijing and washington maintained a chilly the relatively peaceful world. sigrid lumber tour. was able to build most sophisticated robots which fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything mission to teach creation why it should care about humans . this is why you should care only. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. news . welcome back to worlds apart this is a man who dedicated his entire career to preaching tolerance and reconciliation and by this time his space. was already wearing his the head

brutal group and and that's all the wrong understanding wrong to petition misguiding the everybody discounted all tell you that it's news to me here but we will continue this heated conversation right after the break. the civilized world produces more food than it needs. well people die of hunger in other countries. millions of victims every year. where a meal is the most of the trade. is flood or droughts to blame. them it was a bad year without a train. we couldn't plods anything. but there was great hunger. is it that help comes too late and without good intentions. charity diplomacy and business. choose your language. of choice with. some of. the consensus to. choose to opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that in particular. choose to access to often. welcome back to worlds apart this thing found always a man who dedicated to entire career to preaching tolerance and reconciliation and by the time he space. was already wearing his the hat of the world's second largest international organization the first democratically elected had his idea of freedom of the past and involved. fo

brutal group and that would be a wrong understanding wrong to petition misguiding the everybody had discounted. but we will continue this heated conversation right after the break. in the european banking system would start by and by the action since people feel believes that you know this up in cyprus happens by the force of well it's in the right. to speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the. reporting from the world's hot spots of v.i.p.'s interviews intriguing story for you to. try. to find out more visit our big. dog called. looked right on the scene. of the first street. and i think picture. reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the. book to write the scene. of the first street. and i think picture. on a reporter's twitter. on instagram. welcome back to worlds apart this is the man who dedicated entire career to preaching tolerance and reconciliation and by this time his space with my questions was already wearing his the hat of the world's second largest international organization the first democratically elected his idea of freedom of to pass i

this mall vocal brutal group and and that was the wrong understanding wrong into partition and misguiding the everybody had discounted all the realities and all you guys are sierra but we will continue this heated conversation right after the break. choose your language. kelly pickler though if they feel some of. the concerns here can. change the opinions that you think are a couple. quick chance to stories that imply life truths be access to your officers. welcome back to worlds apart this is a man who dedicated his entire career to preaching tolerance and. by this time he. was already wearing his the hat of the world's second largest international organization the first democratically elected had his a deal. for answers and no freedom to follow up. pushing too much too much no work to. me you're imposing your point and i miss the point minute times and you're coming back to the simpler. b.b.c. and the. turkish ones this first. one to look at that imposing his or her point well you may dislike it but i try to give you are pushing too much and that could limit debate that you are pushing

demonstrate that the policies are misguided and that many different types of americans have an interest in pushing back against them today there was a hearing the hill over the pfizer. orts. the deputy director at the n.s.a. chris inglis commented that use two or three hops to track terror suspects as a hop is if we find a suspect we're going to take one hop and look at the people he was looking at or talking to and then take a second hop and look at the people that that person was talking to now it's a bit of that they've taken a third hop and see who those people are talking to it's kind of like seven degrees of separation here given that the government is very much interested in communications coming out of the arab world. are arab american muslim americans are going to be targeted more so when they talk to family talk to friends now that we're going three hops away from the terror suspects absolutely and the testimony of two or three hops based on their previous testimony may lack credibility as they have previously misled congress but absolutely the parameters that they're defining

this mall vocal brutal group and and that was the wrong understanding wrong into partition and misguiding the everybody had discounted all the reality. here but we will continue this heated conversation right after the break. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker sea it's a step forward for oligarchy carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying and it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on. this bill so. do we speak your language i mean some of the well i know but there. were music programs and docu

this is misguided, it's unworkable, and extreme. i would prefer that we exempt the entire -- all of government from section 526 but that's obviously yobbeds the scope of tonight's legislation and i want to thank my friends for proposing this striking or exempting department of defense from the misguided requirements in section 526 and i encourage all of my colleagues to vote for t and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. mr. flores: as we said,s that simple fix,, stopping the impact of section 526 will help us promote american energy, grow the american economy, create american jobs, and become more energy secure. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? mr. visclosky: i rise to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. visclosky: i won't prolong the debate because this is the third or fourth installment, if you would, of this debate, but my respon

the side that you support now since it's also supported by the west maybe your judgment is a bit misguided here no not at all i mean i think that if there is a case that is righteous that it's remains righteous even if you know some really suspicious parties start to sympathize with that in fact if anything the position of the west makes it even clearer that the revolution in syria is on the side of the right and simply because had it been something that fulfils western interests believe you me we'd have seen a much much and a far more early intervention than we have right now can i just ask you a mansion for humanitarian concerns humanitarian issues several times now. yes since you're so kind of concerned about the humanitarian aspect of it do you think the support of there aren't resistance here proclaim fairly. early in their pricing and the military support that this resistance is getting from the gulf countries from turkey from some other international players do you think that actually how to decrease humanitarian suffering in syria because even if you take the argument that presiden

the side that you support now since it's also supported by the west maybe your judgment is a bit misguided here no not at all i mean i think that if there is a case that is righteous that it's remains righteous even if you know some really suspicious parties start to sympathize with that in fact if anything the position of the west makes it even clearer that the revolution in syria is on the side of the right and simply because had it been something that fulfils western interests believe you me we'd have seen a much much and a far more early intervention than we have right now can i just ask you a mansion humanitarian concern. and humanitarian issues several times now. since you're so can concerned about the humanitarian aspect of it do you think the support of the armed resistance to proclaim fairly early in their pricing and the military support that this resistance is getting from the gulf countries from turkey from some other international players do you think that actually how to decrease humanitarian suffering in syria because even if you take the argument that president assad was a

citizens who are not suspected of a crime no more tracking citizens who do nothing more than protest a misguided war no more ignoring the law when it isn't convenient and remember it was as a senator in two thousand and seven that barack obama took on bush's white house and supported lead. placing that would have protected journalists from heavy handed subpoenas by the department of justice it was called the free flow of information act and it failed and two years later when obama was in the white house he made sure the legislation failed again he then turned his justice department loose on journalists at the a.p. and at fox news i remember as a member of the illinois senate in two thousand to brock obama spoke out so passionately against the iraq war and then as president a decade later he's at the helm of a global drone war targeting not just afghanistan and iraq but also pakistan yemen and somalia. so what causes this transformation maybe it's what eisenhower warned of in one nine hundred sixty one the power of the military industrial complex maybe it's the immense political pressure to keep

citizens who are not suspected of a crime no more tracking citizens who do nothing more than protest a misguided war no more ignoring the law when it is inconvenient now edward snowden's leaks prove that as president obama all those promises were thrown out and remember it was as a senator in two thousand and seven that barack obama sponsored legislation that would have protected journalists from heavy handed subpoenas by the d.o.j. it was called the free flow of information act and it was directly opposed by george w. bush in the white house that legislation failed in two years later when obama was in the white house he made sure the legislation went nowhere working actively to water it down. and then his justice department went to unprecedented lengths to target journalists at the a.p. and at fox news and of course one can only assume that as a member of the illinois senate in two thousand and two when he spoke out so passionately against the iraq war that barack obama didn't imagine a decade later he'd be at the helm of a global drone war targeting not just afghanistan and iraq but also pakis

unfortunately, that was removed by president bush, a misguided move on his part, in 2006, when it was thought that the bilateral trade agreement and the permanent normal trading relations might lead to a matriculation from dictatorship to democracy, things have gotten worse since this government got this trade rights have uman suffered and real casualties have endured unspeakable hardships. mr. chairman, on several trips met, as has have chairman royce and other members and i know when you meet these people you are forever moved. courageous leaders who struggle, sacrifice, and endure, numbing hardships including torture, to promote fundamental human rights in

or a sense or a lack of direction or reveling in their previous victories and it can result in a misguided future. >> yes, some of them. for some of them that is true. in the case of this, for example, there is no question the success was part of the original idea way back when, and then it took 13 years to check that. >> at the protein structure. >> that is right. and he came up with this structure. but he wasn't sure because there was one little point but not exactly agree. so he kept testing the individual building blocks and everything. it turned out that it was correct. and that the small discrepancy they couldn't explain, it had a different explanation that he didn't need to worry about. and then when he went and tried to do this model for dna, each had a false sense of confidence. and at that point he said, i learned that my original hunch was correct and the rest was detailed that had to be worked out somehow. so he worked for about one month on his project of dna for bits in earnest and he turned out to be completely wrong. >> there were three strands instead of two, violating bas

the stocks of companies are in bad shape in the misguided hope. well, hey, come on, man. it's got to come back if you hold it for the long term. once you purchase your stocks, you just wait. me, i've never liked waiting. and it also happens to be a terrible strategy, if you even think it is a strategy. that's why i'm always saying you have to take care of your investments after you buy them. much of the research can noi be found on the web. hey, it's your money. invest the tame in it. but you always have to pay attention. the moment you stop is the moment you start losing money. sometimes you can go to secular decline and your stocks never recover. you just have to get out before the damage becomes too horrible. hey, just ask the people who rode down nokia or even radioshack. or in other words, being a long-term investor doesn't allow you to be a lazy investor. if there's one good thing the crash did, you can just buy and hold bank of america at 50. go ahead. as long as you don't pay too much attention. >> i can't have that happen. not on my watch here. in this brave new

calls these protests misguided-- saying the politics around this issue takes america backwards. stick with kron 4 news as we continue our coverage on the asiana flight 214 crash and the ongoing investigation and pending lawsuits all on kron 4. kron 4 dot com and our 24 7 news channel >> vicki: developing tonight in southern california fire crews have been working to contain "the mountain fire" that fire has been burning all week in the town of idyllwild. flames fueled by strong winds and dry brush has forced the evacuation of thousands of people in area kron 4's scott rates joins us now and shows us how bad the fire is tonight. >> reporter: this is springs. you can see that it is heavily close to these homes that are in jeopardy. as we take a closer look you can see that these homes are near these trees. this is a concern for firefighters. just to give you an idea of how tried these trees are. let me show you video. with 27,000 a. of brush fire burning out of control. mayor kevin newson had to declare a this state of emergency for idlelwodl 6. thousand people have been evacuate

. >> industry straye trade groupse warning it could make it ease her to gain the system, we have misguided believe that regulations will prevent a bad thing from happening in the marketplace, they makes bad things harder for the free market to discoverni. >> yahoo!, i don't know where they are going. they are starting up something. dennis? >> that billio bill dollar pigls enough for the yahoo! python to swallow, i think that the ceo is saying that i don't like the dna of this company, i need to graft in new dna from new employees, i think a billion dollar deal you have to focus on that. neil: a lot of them, what is this company becoming ? >> it almost seems like cmgi . that internet incubate or from 1990s, a big company with a lot of individual technologies who knows may become the next paypal that was case for ebay or youtube for google. dennis is right, make one's hat off for marissa. she has been able to do what terry and jerry and other ceos of yahoo! not been able to do, make the stock go up. >> they committed a cardinal error, never buy the company with a word nothing inin the name -

they posted a letter urging the mayor to reject the bill calling it misguided and discriminatory.hey paid workers 12.50 an hour. the current wage is 8.25. they would have no choice but to reexamine expanding in the area. >>> lawmakers staging a fresh assault on obama care. house republicans vote to delay obama care mandates on key coverage requirements. we have been following this story all along. doug luzader is live from washington with the latest. >> this is the latest wrinkle. the president has already delayed the implementation of obama care so far. businesses are concerned and that requirement that medium and large businesses provide health insurance for their employees. republicans and congress are saying he is in violation of his own law by doing so. last night they passed bills that would allow that delay but also extend it to individuals who will soon be forced to obtain health insurance and they deserve the same break. this is something the white house opposes. >> i am pleased congress took the action. that is the role of congress to write the laws. the president doesn'

it is very misguided it shows a lack of understanding there were some death differences but that thehellshocked you need to have the long-term plan away from cash. gerri: i know well educated folks who feel the same way those you'd expect to be sophisticated investors and i am shocked here we are five years after the crash and we're still talking about being upset about the stocks. what do you think? >> it is inevitable we had such a great time this year i piggery i don't think there hurts but long term it is not a quality investment you'll want to invest in something you know, will erode in value. >> normally it is the opposite? they come in at the tail end and they get hurt but they have not done that yet. let's talk about the federal reserve to talk about how the president will pick somebody to replace bernanke who would be best for individual investors? >> i think somers is the most likely to get the post he has a lot of real world experience as a former treasury secretary off but i do think as larry has more real world experience to help him. gerri: some make the point of janet

confidence or a lack of direction or revel in the previous victories and it can result in a somewhat misguided future? >> guest: in this case there is no question and there was an original idea way back when. then it took 13 years he came up with a structure that was going to figure this out. there was one point that did not exactly agree. so they were building blocks that took them years to publish. it turned out that it was correct. a small discrepancy that he couldn't explain that she didn't need worry about that. but then when he went to do a model for dna, then he had a false sense of confidence. and i learned that my original hunch was correct. so he worked for about one month in earnest. and he turned out to be completely wrong instead of inside-out, violating basic character, he wrote the book on a. i think it is very much part of the spirit. >> host: was there a competitive spirit that they could've taken back like with the protein structure, you mentioned that linus pauling may have been in a rush? >> guest: yes, he was in a rush. but you did know that the group in london and the gro

you have your misguided anger at the state. had a didn't apply here. the reason why there's no rioting -- reason why windows are not being broken, times square is not shut down, because america saw that there was no evidence in the case. i contend -- honestly, i believe this, i think the prosecutors brought this case so that america could see there was no evidence and when the jury did -- made the right decision and acquitted george zimmerman, there wouldn't be rioting in the streets. it is not rodney king where you see the video over and over again. this is a different case. there's none of that. >> you are saying they brought it to help, you know, appease the political masses, people looking for somebody's head on the plate. >> yes. >> problem is they should have brought it to the grand jury to decide from the people, especially a controversial case, whether or not they felt there was a second-degree but said they were looking to cover themselves, overcharge the case which i think is grossly irresponsible. >> dana, i want goat new on this. this happe

they called the younger brother, just a misguided american kid.ive news for mainstream media, he was 19-year-old young man who knew exactly what he was doing who was fully in control of his faculties who killed four people, wounded 260 more. only time she had you had have a picture on cover is in handcuffs. >> eric: let's talk about this. we printed -- we had an advance copy on some of the inside of the magazine. i have a problem with this. there you go. we are highlighting, how popular promising student was failed by his family became a monster. they are making every single excuse for this terrorist? >> he was just a wild and crazy kid who got off on the wrong path. "new york times" did the same thing a week after the boston bombing with the older brother, they said he traveled into terrorism because of his failed boxing career. left always have to make an excuse for the enemies. at the end of the day, how did this promising young manning so wrong. i have one word for you, eric -- jihad. maybe they should investigate it and find out the true moti

young women who are already holding signs in support of him to sit back and say maybe this guy was misguided. maybe he was misled. that was aimed at those very people jie. if there was a photo of his gaping wound protruding out of his torn shirt i would want them to use it. i am thankful though because have i a weak stomach. >> you are into the printed word , the printed world. when they say monster, doesn't that mean that monster is usually a darker lighting or maybe like a little more ominous rather than looking like an angel? >> they could have done that thing like "time" did with oj in the 90s. i mean, the fact is he is a good looking guy and there were these glamour selfies. >> people call him a kid. at 19 -- what did you just say? >> i would hit it. >> he would because he is a patriot. >> a little johnny depp in him, i guess. >> he will have a little johnny cell block in him in a few. >> this is the a block and not cell block. he is 19 years old and could he be called a kid? >> 19? no. >> i am using it caw lobing we y'allly. i have been calling everybody a kid. it is about the age. >>

sentence or a lack of direction reveling in their previous victories and it can result in a somewhat misguided future. >> guest: for some of them that is true. for example, there is no question that his success you see, you had the original idea way back when and then you have it taking 13 years. >> host: like the protein structure. >> guest: that is absolutely correct. he came up with the alpha helix. so he ended up testing them individually, taking 30 years is a different explanation that we do not need to worry about. then when we are truly trying to do the model for dna, then we are sort of hitting a sense, a false sense that is at that point, i learned that my original hunch was correct. the rest was detailed and it had to be worked out somehow. and it turned out to be completely wrong. i violated the basic rule that he wrote the book on that. [laughter] you know, someone that regarded this as details. >> host: you mentioned the protein structure and that pollen may have been in a bit of a rush. >> that is correct. it was not in a rush because of the watson crew. he barely knew about them

it was very open, it wasn't politically correct and i've got misguided leave that they would like meas soon as they got to know me and that didn't happen because my charm failed miserably and telling them how good i was in school, nothing worked and they seem to be saying to me we are in england day and even if you discovered the cure for every cancer and have leaderboard made of solid gold we don't like you and we are english and we stayed in england, we don't wander the world and laying people and flirting with their sons. we don't do that. but there's a lot more to the story. >> didn't his mother also said his incredible phrase in response to you and his courtship of your your corn chip of him but a negress' that the shoe? >> is loaded in so many ways. the thing about calling them that, i came from a place where you could call everyone and girl, everyone was a woman. baby was a baby woman. so yes, i have to say, i have to jump ahead and say a woman who said that is now my mother-in-law and wraps up to the little presents for each = 24 and mails them from england and they are all s

all, i do concur with the speaker that congressman king's reference were offensive and wrong, and misguidedut we shouldn't let that distract from the more important debate, and the need that is immigration reform for our nation. the proof will be in the putting to your question, and that's will the republican party if not in favor of the senate biggs be able to put together a bill or proposals that address the issue and advance it. the nest six months or will be will be telling. in april we had congressman louie goment saying that immigrants are trained to act like they're hispanic when they're really members of al qaeda. in march we had alaska representative don young talking about house hi father employed wetbacks. i mean, the evidence for republican contempt for immigrants is almost -- this is deeply unhelpful, isn't it? >> i wouldn't pained the entire -- >> i'm giving specific examples. >> in any debate we'll have a few isolated voices that say unwise or offensive things. again that's inappropriate and wrong, but let's not have such an important issue defined by that. i think you'll see