mr. shelton. they were implying. >> i know what they were saying. >> bill: romney went in there to antagonize, antagonize the audience. >> absolutely. quite frankly that's exactly what he did. >> bill: now, come on. >> i believe he did come in there -- we have had republic candidates for president at the naacp before. as you know four years ago john mccain. as you know, when george bush ran for president. >> bill: mccain got jazzed too by your. >> that's not true. neither one of them. that he was absolutely not true. >> bill: they got jazzed by your crew. >> i hope you will go back. >> bill: i covered it. i remember covering it. wait a minute, hillary. >> viewers see exactly what happens. >> bill: quite frankly what you are saying is untrue. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. mr. shell ton, hold it? >> from houston came last time we were here. >> mr. shell ton you are filibustering now. >> sure, go ahead, please. >> bill: bill thank you. >> no, please, your turn. >> bill: mitt romney gave the same speech

mr. shelton said that was not true. roll the tape. >> if i am making $17,000 a year, i cannot afford my housing. i cannot afford gas and food and to provide healthcare for my children. what are you going to do, senator? >> bill: can you decide if that's jazz or not. but there is no question that when senator mccain tried to engage the african-american community at a different event, it was tough going. >> i voted against a federal holiday in member of dr. king. [boos] >> i was wrong. [heckling] >> i was wrong. [heckling] >> we all make mistakes. >> i was wrong and eventually realized that in time, in time to give full support, full support for a state holiday in my home state of arizona. [shouting] >> bill: joining us now from san francisco the former mayor of that town. brown. some believe outreach to the african-americans in general is kind of hopeless, what say you? >> no. i don't think it's hopeless at all. if you spoke to former governor arnold schwarzenegger he would tell you in his re-election bid he scored highe

mr. kennedy, give me names. who are the people who said they're going to support you? hilary shelton, do you know about the secret meetings after the speech today? >> i'm not surprised. quite frankly, the campaign gave me a list of african-american vips that they brought in to the naacp meeting. so we were aware they had people brought in specifically for the campaign. so i'm sure those are the ones they sat down with because none of the rank and file naacp met with him. >> none of them met with him? >> none of the rank and file naacpers? >> who was he talking about? >> nigel ennis from new york, he's talking about african-american republican politicians that were actually brought in, flown in, to the naacp convention in houston, texas, to be there for the president alone. they weren't there before he got there. the few meetings -- our convention started on sunday. >> i think a big key here, and i want to clarify, are these members of the naacp? you said they were flown in. that means mitt romney rigged the crowd to support him so he could go on tv and say i got a lot of support amon