nikki haley back to where she came from. let's roll the tape. >> now, at this time i would like to introduce -- now, do i call him senator or do i call him governor? what do i call him? and about 18 months from now hopefully he will have sent nikki haley to wherever the hell she came from and this country can move forward. >> back to wherever the hell she came from? imagine a republican said that? this is head of the democratic party. >> a republican would never say this. this is covered in my book "mugged." all the racism, the jim crow laws, the slavery, this all came from the democrats. fortunately republicans now outnumber democrats in the south but you still get it from guys like this. >> unbelievable.

and about 18 months from now hopefully he will have sent nikki haley back to wherever the hell she came from. (applause) >> jon: so let's give a warm welcome to vincent she han-- sheheen who must now tacitly endorse way just said by taking its stage. if he did mean go back to wrefer the hell she came from meaning india, that is surprising coming from dick harpootlian a secretary immigration immigrant from the country of har pootel. -- a country named of course for its chief export harp poodles. that's-- okay, that's stupid. everyone knows a harp poodle is a cross between a poodle and a harp seal. yes. (laughter) that is what they look-- (laughter) >> jon: now we've come to the age old post inflammatory comment riddle. will harpootlian seek him out or bury him further. >> i apologize, yesterday if anyone inferred, i mean i'm the grandson of immigrants. i certainly wasn't-- she's not from india. she's from bamburg, south carolina where she was an accountant in her parent's clothing store called exotica. and all i'm suggesting is she needs to go back to being an accountant in a dress store

nikki haley is a rockstar. thank you, governor. [applause] as itow, with obamacare gets implemented, it is getting less and less popular. more more people are be lazing it simply is not working. a couple of weeks ago, the senior democrat who was the principal architect of obamacare said that obamacare was becoming a "train wreck." i agree with that democratic senator. of one of my heroes, a former senator from the state of texas. [applause] was participating in a hearing on socialized medicine. andpanel was explaining talking about socialized medicine. senator graham said, you know, i feel confident that i care about our kids more than anybody else does. one of the witnesses on the panel said, with all due respect him as senator, i care about your kids as much as you do. senator graham looked at him and said, really? what are their names? [laughter] there is almost no limit for what this president and this administration think the federal government can do. we have got to get back to the u.s. constitution. we have get back to limit

governor nikki haley. today we learned she put in a supremacist ofr supremacist on her campaign. lifetime member and current board member of the council conservative. an accused white supremacist on the campaign team? let's move on to pennsylvania. governor tom corbett. here he is showing off his outreach to latinos. >> staff members that are latinos? >> no, we do not have any staff members that are latino. if you can find one, let us know. >> even though there are close to one million latinos in pennsylvania? wait. there's more. donald rumsfeld is comparing gay marriage to polygamy. >> do you support same-sex marriage? >> you know, i'm of a generation -- i listened to some of the supreme court justices and one of them said, what's next after that? is it two people? three people? >> but you're a strong supporter -- >> but if all this wasn't enough, republicans are still going after women, too. republicans yesterday in oklahoma's state senate voted to defund planned parenthood, doing it under the radar by not posting it on their agenda for the day. so here's a recap of all of the

[applause] and let me take the opportunity to salute your governor, nikki haley for having to -- the courage to say no to expanding medicaid and obamacare. south carolina has a tradition, a long, long tradition of producing fighters and nikki haley is a rock star who is inspiring the country. thank you, governor. [applause] you know, with obamacare, as it gets implemented, it's getting less and less popular, because more and more people are realizing it simply isn't working. a couple of weeks ago the senior deprat who was the principal architect of obamacare said obamacare was becoming "a train we can -- train wreck." well, i agree with that democratic senator. i'm reminded with one of my heroes, a former senator from gram.ate of texas, phil the senator gramm was participating in a hear ago -- hearing on socialized medicine and the panel was talking about social ised medicine and senator gramm said well, you know, i feel confident they care about my kids more than anybody else does, and one of the witnesses on the panel said with all due respect, senator, i care about your kids just

. >> 18 months from now, hopefully, he will have sent ni ni nikki haley back to the country she came and this country can move forward. >> you don't do that. haley was raised in south carolina and attended clemson university and her parents were immigrants to this country. he was talking about which county in south carolina she lived in saying, no, she was born in bamburg, south carolina. and lived in lexington. a spokesperson from governor haley's office described dick's comments as one of his consistent comments to play to the lowest. he claimed haley missing in action saying the governor was down in the bunker, ala eva braun, a reference to -- oh, my god, hitler's mistress. let me just say, fair enough, that if a republican did this we would be covering it like crazy so we are covering it because it was wrong and those statements were absolutely wrong. i don't care what he meant. he should just say he regrets it. agreed? anyone disagree in ridiculous. >> he's a good man but a history of making floppy remarks and -- >> and say that. how about just i'm really sorry? that was the wro

earlier this year when the guy who previously held it was promoted up to the senate by governor nikki haley. she picked tim scott to fill the senate seat. jim demint quit his senate seat late last year because he got a better offer, he took a job as the guy that runs the heritage foundation, a conservative think take, policy analysis and research from a right wing perspective. it was kind of a weird hire for the heritage foundation, not because jim demint is not a famous guy, but jim demint was not the thinkiest united states senator out there. previously, he had owned an advertising firm, his legislative agenda was things like sponsoring the commemorative coins reform act. it would have forced senators to pay for the printing costs of commemorative resolutions. earth shifting policy wonkery was not what jim demint was known for in the senate. he was a campaigner, tried to get other super duper conservatives elected. sharron angle in nevada, those can still be seen in another galaxy today, but the heritage foundation is in the news today because it is trying to kill the prospect of immigrat

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and nikki haley taking a page out of her husband's facebook. he's reposting that. afghanistan where he is deployed right now. they are joined by a special guest, flat stanley. flat stanley making it all the way to afghanistan. governor haley writing flat stanley has had a long flight. now the question is how will he get back home? will he catch a military flight or get back in an envelope. >>> have you paid for those snickets check this out. alex from minnesota tweeted he got screwed over on tickets i bought last night for today's game. any chance my fav player glen perkins could help? perkins responded "how many?" i wonder if i could tweet the president for tickets for a white house tour? oh, there aren't any, oh, well. coming up, what is tim tebow really saying about his release from the new york jets? come here, boy. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and prevents infe

dick, before i let you both go, about that controversial comment you made last week about governor nikki haleyre you said you hope in 18 months, you hope her challenger sends her back to wherever the hell she came from and this country can move forward. the governor is from south carolina, although her parents are from india. do you wish you could take that back? >> well, i mean, i apologized yesterday if anyone inferred -- i'm the grandson of immigrants. she's not from india. she is from -- >> she is an indian. >> pardon me? >> go ahead. you were saying she's from the county. >> she's from banburg, south carolina, where she was an accountant in her parents' clothing store called exotica. all i'm suggesting is she needs to go back to being an accountant in a dress store rather than being this fraud of a governor that we have. >> dick and chad, you have an interesting night ahead. expecting to get any sleep? >> i think we both think it's going to go pretty late. >> yeah. >> so, no, we're not counting on getting a lot of sleep. >> a point ot which they agree. >> hoping for a celebration. >> good

now a few big name republicans like senators lindsey graham, tim scott and rand paul and governor nikki haleyrallying around sanford. but with the election just three days from now, is it too little, too late? where were they earlier? >> i don't know. that's a lot of big, heavy duty firepower that governor sanford was lucky enough to bring in at the last minute. and that should make -- that could make a difference. i mean when you are down in the low country, you see six ads to one, a lot of out-of-state money, i'm not criticizing that, i'm just giving you the facts that she's running six ads to one against sanford and he's never had that kind of assault. of course he also gave the ammunition for them to make that assault on him. so it's a race that shouldn't have been won, i think dick would agree, anybody else who would have been nominated besides governor sanford probably would be a lot easier of a race and i'm not sure we'd be here this morning talking about it. >> now, dick, winning this thing may boil down to securing the female vote. but there's a big question about whether or not wome

he's a big tea party activist in south carolina, and he was appointed by governor nikki haley to workre-election committee. oh, and he also has ties to the council of conservative citizens. he's a lifetime member and a board member of the council of conservative citizens, which they classify as a white nationalist hate group. ha haley's big appointment sounded like this in 2009 sfwl we in the south will rise again. it's already rising. i feel it rising. our politically correctness has allowed immigrants today to come and expect them to continue their culture. we're not a multicultural society, ladies and gentlemen. >> we're not a multicultural society, ladies and gentlemen. he responded to the controversy saying, is it racist to be proud of your own heritage? is it racist to want to keep your own heritage pure? racist is when you hate somebody so much that you want to destroy them. and over the weekend, the haley team fully backed him. tim pearson, a haley campaign adviser, even linked the irs controversy to the attention about his past. quote, the irs thinks conservatives should be t

. >> stephanie: south carolina nikki haley says we won't pursue the changes being forced on us by washingtongovernment's bidding and spending massive amount of taxpayer dollars on subsidies we can't aford. >> stephanie: you get money from the government. they're not being forced -- so that tells you everything about what's happening in south carolina. larry in denver. welcome. >> caller: good morning. you guys are a good way to wake up in the morning. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i got a point about the legislators who vote against the background check. it seems they all make the same excuse that they think that somewhere down the pipe, there is going to be some national gun registration that's going to come after this. well, i say simply, well, you could vote the background check in now and when somebody's crazy enough to pass some kind of national registry later on, block it like you're blocking the gun control. >> stephanie: right. there you go. there you go. except there isn't a national registry specifically written into the bill. in case you were actually reading the bill. dan i

my mother bought me a sweater from there. >> this guy chaired nikki haley to adolf hitler's mistressmatory bigoted statements. wonder why this guy was allowed to stay around. >> your point would be? this is south carolina. >> why he is running the south carolina democratic party? >> you see how well they are doing. >> exactly! that explains it an awful lot. we have a lot to talk about this morning. david gregory, you've got daryl e issa? ion and dianne feinstein as well. >> they will be talking about the jonathan karl story. you don't have to know when the state department knew and if they knew it but now we have the e-mails and those cia talking points were actually altered and changed. they specifically said the people who run this building don't want to give republicans ammunition. >> look. we know what the backdrop is. there was a deteriorating security situation in ben ghazi and the reason that chris stevens was going there is because he had to go there by september 30th, in part, to prepare for a potential visit by the secretary of state. >> it just strikes me. we are talking a

we are grateful governor nikki haley appointed calmest men tim scott to serve in the u.s. senate. [applause] this created a replaced that with 60 participants the largest number ever and a congressional primary. we are here today to recognize the survivor of the primary, the runoff, and general election, cut within mark sanford. i yield to congressman david price of north carolina. but i think the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in place of the dean of the south carolina ,elegation, comment jim clyburn a way to become family medical leave and asked me to read the statement. day is always about new beginnings. in that spirit, i want to extend the hand of collegiality mark sanford who begins a new chapter of service, the people south carolina and this country and the u.s. house of representatives. though our differences have been widely chronicled emily bring different sets of experiences to the public square, i will always work to find common ground as we fulfill our duties and responsibilities to the people who sent us here." mr. speaker, mark sanford's colleagues in t

back in -- starting in 2009 through 2010 by, you guessed it the love gov and then followed up by nikki haleyn half of the county of charleston now, and we have no hopes of getting a democrat in there. >> stephanie: yeah did you say he is from buford? really? >> uh-huh. it's buffort. >> caller: actually his place is about half the size of hilton head. >> stephanie: oh really. all right. then. so, wow, this story out of cleveland gets more and more amazing. ariel castro the suspect handed out fliers with the 14 year olds photo and performed music at a fund raiser. >> wow. >> stephanie: when neighbors gathered for a candlelight vigil, castro was there comforting the mother. isn't that lovely. castro like everyone else in the most s nightly knit mostly porta rican neighborhood seemed shaken by the girl's disappearance. a relative of the three brothers said their family was totally shocked. they said -- one relative said -- they are as blind sided as everyone else. he said he hadn't been to castros house since the mid-90s. chris obviously, we're like we're going to find out some gruesome details.

our paper is conservative one of the few papers in south carolina to endorse republican nikki haley when she ran for governor three years ago. that was a big coup for her. she did not get the endorse thement of the hillon head paper down in buford county. >> was there any -- any real issue? this campaign? or was it, in fact like a referendum on mark sanford? >> it was absolutely a referendum on mark sanford. the three issues that she was raising, that's report of her stump speech were all things he was also planning to do, too. she was promising to get her fiscal house in order. she was promising to work to create jobs. she was also campaigning as somebody who could be trusted. well, i think, you know, sanford is very much was talking about the finances on the national level. he was also talking about his record of governor creating jobs and certainly seeking redemption and telling voters he had learned a lesson from the 2009 implosion. >> bill: i think it's interesting that what was it maybe a month ago or a little less when sanford's wife jenny, accused him of violating the agreement o

hopefully he will have sent nikki haley to wherever the hell she came from. is country can move forward. and nikkird next week haley 18 months from now. that will not happen without your money and your efforts. ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you the next to governor of south carolina. [applause] all right. >> well. it is good to be with you, my friends. i have the great honor tonight at paying tribute to two of south carolina's greatest s and leaders. once upon a time, in a land not so far away, we had real leaders. we had real leaders. i want to take you back to 1959. there was a governor in office and he was a real leader. -- name was [applause] he was our governor and later our u.s. senator. the leadership is different. it is different than cutting ribbons are going to an extremist national convention and being glorified. it is different than running for office. leadership is different than what we have seen in south carolina for the last 10 years. hollings was a governor and a senator who worked. he cared about public education is said just pull

host: you also reported on recent stories, governor nikki haley and challenges she may be facing.uest: she has a democratic competitor that she be in 2010. he is a state senator there. he believes he is in striking distance again. 2010 was the year of the tea parties, conservative candidates were swept into office across the country. he thinks 2014 might be easier to defeat her. she has a record that he can run against right now. this race is not for another year and a half or so -- the election is not for another year and half, so it is need to talk to the candidates, see how they will try to frame the debate in the coming years. host: we want to hear what our viewers and listeners have to say. catherine is in cleveland, ohio. caller: thank you for c-span. my question has to do with yahoo! news. i am on the internet several times a day although i am not very savvy, but i do get yahoo!. my question is, it is little tiny bits and pieces but i do not think you cover the whole truth. the people who listen to the news, you have to be told the entire news, not just a tiny bit, and that

telling today at the state party convention down the street, governor nikki haley noted there was a special election on tuesday. she didn't outright endorse sanford or say he was going to win. what earned biggest dealers in the room from the state's republicans is that there's a new voter photo i.d. law going into effect tuesday, people will show up vand to show their photo i.d. more excited about that than the prospect of sanford actually winning. >> hey, christina, how effective has elizabeth colbert bush been in this race? how well has she campaigned? >> definitely campaigning well, doing well among voters doing the retail politicking, not a career politician but important to point out this is the district sanford once represented before he was governor. he has got a lot of entrenched support there, it is, as we have been talking barks strongly republican district, going to be close, one reason why you are seeing all this energy at the conventions because they -- both parties know that they need a strong turnout, special elections tend to be very low turnout, if they can generate a lot o