mr. parker? guest: i will take that as a question as to why democrats tried to enact policies that are favorable to people down on their lots. the fact of the matter is we are all in this together. whether there is a demand for jobs and people will still that demand for jobs, then it is good to get people employed. there is no pattern of discrimination here. we hear this from republicans often and the fact of the matter is that the poor do not vote. a lot of the things the caller just talked about, undocumented aliens, they are not citizens and do not vote. the attack is inappropriate. one of the things that happened in north carolina, unfortunately, is that republican party decided that the object of hatred now is not only hispanics and other persons of color but that it is convenient and easy to believe gay people. the does not do anything to increase the quality of life. it does absolutely nothing to improve quality of life or the ability of people to find work in this country. making people t

mr. parker? guest: that is why democrats try to enact policies that favor folks who are down on their lot. the fact of the matter is we are all in this together. if there is a lead demand for jobs and people will fill the demand for jobs, it is good to get people employed. there is no pattern of discrimination here. we hear this kind of diatribe from republicans fairly often. the fact of the matter is the poor do not vote. a lot of those folks the caller complained about, undocumented aliens, they are not united states citizens and do not vote. the comment is speeches. the attack is inappropriate. it is based on hatred. one of the things that has happened in north carolina, unfortunately, is the republican party in this state as they have in other states has decided the hatred is not only hispanics and other persons of color, but they have decided it is convenient and easy to bully day people for no reason. that does nothing to increase the quality of life. the caller's. does not improve the qual

mr. parker, how would you react? guest:

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mr. gohmert: well, thank you. in the few minutes i have left, let me tell you a man that's had the most influence on my life behind my father. his name is sam parker. there have been wonderful men in my life, women in my life, teachers in my life that affected me. sam parker was hired by the mount pleasant school board to be coach and to teach history. he was head coach at my tigers school. he led them to being undefeated after the first nine games. he turned the program around. he was part of the methodist church. taught sunday school. his wife, noreen, was the librarian at the junior high. we played silver springs and people were saying this looked like the best team in 3-a in texas. they went to sulphur springs. some teams told me it was their fault. they didn't take it serious enough and they lost by one touchdown and that was friday night. monday morning the school board fired sam parker and then he and his wife had a tough decision. they believed that god had called them to mount pleasant to plant their roots, invest their lives and change america from that small place. well, he did the unthinkable. he stayed and taught american history afte

mr. speaker. this is a tough time in our american history. i was a history major at texas a&m, i had a scholarship. i had been inspired by american history in high school by sam parker, my teacher, my scout master. so i know a little bit about our history. i know a lot about world history as well. and it's important to take things in perspective, especially speeches here in washington, and take them from the perspective of how it all fits together. now, we have been in this chamber, sitting right back there on the aisle, and we had the president of the united states standing right there, i was on a direct line of sight, eye-to-eye with the president, except his eyes cut right into the teleprompter each time he looked my way so i don't think we ever made eye contact. but he kept telling us, over and over, 16, 17 times, i didn't count them, i've been told, but he said, we've got to pass this bill right now, right now. this bill, right now. unfortunately, last thursday, when the president was saying we've got to pass this bill, right now, there was no bill. there was no plan. he talked about his plan, he talked about his bill. they didn't have it quite ready yesterday