mr. booker. mr. booker, the shooting at the canadian parliament complex in ottawa certainly heightened fierce about a homegrown lone wolf terror attack. it's believed the gunman was sympathetic to isis and given that new york and new jersey are really considered the leading targets for terrorist attacks, how would you make sure that there are adequate resources given to the state to combat terrorism? >> first and foremost, the number one time, the only time in the situation room in the white house was to work on the challenge of homegrown terrorism. and we need to make sure that our agencies that are in charge of protecting us have the resources necessary to do the job and we're being very aggressive about that. that's why i've supported investing especially in new york and new jersey which have been targets in the past making sure that our local law enforcement officials and our state officials have the resources they need and the kind of coordination to stop these attacks. but i want to tell you, i

mr. booker. mr. e shooting at the canadian parliament complex in ottawa certainly heightened fierce about a homegrown lone wolf terror attack. it's believed the gunman was sympathetic to isis and given that new york and new jersey are really considered the leading targets for terrorist attacks, how would you make sure that there are adequate resources given to the state to combat terrorism? >> first and foremost, the number one time, the only time in the situation room in the white house was to work on the challenge of homegrown terrorism. and we need to make sure that our agencies that are in charge of protecting us have the resources necessary to do the job and we're being very aggressive about that. that's why i've supported investing especially in new york and new jersey which have been targets in the past making sure that our local law enforcement officials and our state officials have the resources they need and the kind of coordination to stop these attacks. but i want to tell you, i have a wor

mr. booker. i had the privilegeful meeting ted kennedy there's no further apart politics in america than ted kennedy and my opponent. i have a belief someone tells you who are believe them. if they look like a duck and walk like a duck they are a duck. this is a man supported by tea party a man who wrote a case for polarized politics. if he send him to washington he will not be involved in by partly is an coalition. he told us i believe in tea party military -- militancy. it's time for people to come together and work on solutions to our problems. >> i thought the whole points of working with people is to bring them together on what they can agree on. >> we'll have to move on. the next question is from matt freedman. >> senator that's a good segue into this because with the congressional inaction on immigration, president obama had planned to issue a major executive order to overhaul the system as much second by the end of summer. democrat also who are locked in tough races this year they feared

mr. booker. >> mr. booker, the department of justice hags named 55 colleges under investigation for the way they've handled sexual assault complaints. that includes in new jersey princeton university, some of the stories have been shocking. that have come out. is this an area that congress can influence and should influence and how or is this best left to the institutions? >> well, obviously we have a problem. like we have right now in the nation. colleges and institutions are not doing enough. and i'm tired in this country of us not taking sexual assault and domestic violence as seriously as we should. congress has an obligation to make sure we are seeing fairness and justice play out. and in this case it's not. as you said yourself, these stories are egregious. and so i for one have joined with other of my colleagues, many of whom are on both sides of the aisle, in saying that we must do something about this. and so i'm going to fight for -- against domestic violence and fight against sexual assault. a

mr. booker's health and safety. because mr. booker was handcuffed and on his stomach, we conclude the force was not proportional to the need presented." reverend holmes, take it from there. pleased -- >> we were when the 10th circuit court came and said that the officers were indeed liable for using excessive force. this is a situation that is happening here, in denver, but as well -- you well know, it is happening all over this country. police officers are the only people that we give a free pass when they exercise a lapse in judgment. i do not think we can continue to do that. we must hold them accountable. yes, it is a dangerous job, but you know it is a dangerous job when you take the job. we do not give the mechanic a free pass for a lapse in judgment. we do not give the surgeon a free pass when there is a lapse in judgment. we continue, throughout this country -- district attorneys, continue to give police officers free passes for their lapse in judgment. >> we have to break, but when we come back, by four years -- why did

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mr. booker said. >> i think he has an opportunity to say that. senator booker had every right and was passionate but he levels accusations at the ncaa. i think they deserve to be able to respond to that. >> they will have ample chance to do that. i have been bend over backward, annoyed some of my members to give you a particular break because you come from indiana where ncaa is headquartered. i have done that. >> i don't think you gave me a break. i was the first one here. that's the normal procedure. >> if you hadn't been, you made it very clear on the floor that you wanted to be the first one to ask the questions. i said that's okay. >> but then i said i will be the first -- >> i'm not going to bend on that. this the closing statement. he can write every member of the committee a letter. anybody else want to say anything? >> i have spent the last 15 years of my career examining intercollegiate at&t a let ticks. i am very disheartened. i'm not sure that we collectively are willing to take a cold, hard objective look informed by research and info

mr. washington. and the second one was after washington died, w.e.b. dubois wrote a eulogy for booker t. washington and published it in a major newspaper. those are the only two public statements that dubois ever made about washington and washington only mentioned dubois a couple times. once in "up from slavery" where he is in boston and he says, there is a young man with an interesting analysis and paper that he read. and he goes on. he did not say anything about him. they were two different generations, etc. but dubois is criticizing washington, but washington is attempting to build institutions. this is really what is his legacy. this is what distinguishes him from any other black leader, including martin luther king. martin luther king jr., dr. king was a tremendous leader, no question about it. we do not think of the world in the same way prior to martin luther king that we think to the world now. was the first person in the history of the world to say war was wrong, for example. no one had ever said that before. even jesus said we will have wars and rumors of wars. dr. king said wa

mr. bradlee and this is what has been going on. senator corzine, is he in jail yet? this was a senator and a governor. we elect senator booker who was a mayor of a corrupt city. we see mr. nagin in new orleans who couldn't walk and chew gum at the same time re-elected and he was corrupt all along. we see the city of detroit that is totally destroyed and yet the people out here, we can't pay our mortgages off because we've got a fannie and freddie mac out there that is still charging us hazard insurance after 5, 6 years of paying a mortgage when they were suppposed to release it and the congress in 2010 passing laws saying oh, well, if you bought a house between 2001 and 2009, you have to pay hazard insurance forever. and it's corrupt. it's designed to keep the working people working on the little wheel, you know? >> host: okay. all right. arkansas, independent caller, myron, go ahead with your thoughts. we're listening. >> caller: here's what i got to say. i'm trying to stay fairly positive about the government. i'd say 70%. if it was 50%, i'd be neutral, wouldn't i? but any way, it's all due to the economy, right? the feder

mr. baker was strong on the economy will miss acre was stronger on educational issues. in the debate between cory bookernd his republican challenger, jeff powell, and consultant,tical and two-time gop incumbent republican and first-term senator tim scott faces democrat joyce dickerson and independent joe bussey. you can weigh in on twitter and facebook. one of the races c-span has the iowa ring is senate race where braley and ive bruce joni ernst start competing. we spoke with her reported this the hour race -- iowa race. the iowa alk about senate race. another closely watched race for control of the senate. jennifer jacobs, let's begin with the status of it. what are the polls showing? >> it is definitely a tossup. will see a poll about every day until election day. poll on sunday showed ernst is up four. poll 's another college coming out today, but we expected to stay very, very close. >> and you are referring to republican there -- -- ernst, the republican there. this is also one of the most colorful races for senate -- >> last time we did that, we almost got sick. remember when we're chilling down

mr. perdue has tied her to the president during the campaign. campaign 2014 coverage continues tonight at 8:00 eastern. the new jersey senate race and to the debate between cory booker and jeff bell who is an author and two-time gop candidate for governor. a debate between the candidates in south carolina's race. jim scott basis joyce dickerson and independent joe maki. andhing in using twitter facebook. live in 30 minutes, a discussion about infrastructure in the u.s. with john peabody. he will give the keynote address at the north american strategic infrastructure leadership forum. scheduled to begin at 12:30 eastern time. before we take you there live, discussion from the national education foundation and the efforts during the midterm election. >> we're back with karen white. talking about teachers unions and education. with karen white. is the nea playing this luscious cycle? you can imagine, that is mostly happening in gubernatorial races and mostly, in u.s. senate races this year, which is unusual. we have got 35 of all television ads running on the issue of education. in states like florida, , and maine, where the cuts were billions of dollars out of public