tom barrett has a rating of "f" from the nra. don't let tom barrett recall your gun rights. >> every democrat has an "f" from the nra. scott walker has been whining about outside money coming into the race on the democratic side. i just showed you two commercials from the nra. take a look at some of the outside republican big guns that are coming in to back walker. earlier this week, well, romney's co-chair, the campaign tim pawlenty, failed governor from minnesota, stumped for walker. louisiana governor bobby jindal plans to rally with walker on thursday. south carolina governor nikki haley will campaign with walker on june 1st and mike huckabee, you know, the guy who's got a show over on fox and nationally syndicated talk show, he actually has a pac. i didn't know that. and he is raising money for walker. hey, phil, can i have a pac? probably not. i work for a news organization. i'm joined tonight by john nichols, washington correspondent of "the nation" magazine and author of the book "uprising." john, where is the race right

>> i said george zimmerman is the nra.nifestation of the laws the nra and politicians who do their bidding put on the books. his mentality is the mentality of the shoot first ask questions later, stand your ground laws. he had a gun in his hand. this man with an arrest record and past violence was able to walk around with a hidden gun. >>> states have stand your ground laws including florida despite the fact florida's govern assigned a task force, he's allowing guns at the republican national convention in tampa. what do you make of that decision. >> shows how sacred guns are to people rather than the lives of the people they have been elected to represent. stand your ground isn't about self-defense. george zimmerman wasn't defending himself. self-defense laws have been on the laws forever. it's part of our code to be able to defend yourself. but there's also -- there's also a duty to retreat. what the stand your ground laws do is they actually want to eliminate that duty to retreat and put people like george zimmerman in

. >>> one week away from walker's recall election and the nra is way off target with their lies.tart senator lena taylor has the latest. >>> welcome back. mitt romney might have succeeded in raking in the big bucks at bain capital, but apparently either he's a flat out liar or he just has hard time with his math skills. when it comes to talking about jobs, the romney camp keeps getting it wrong again and again. he keeps distorting what's happened under the last three years under president obama. >> that stimulus he put in place didn't have private sector jobs. it helped government jobs. the one place we should have cut back was on government jobs. >> can i use a time out on that one? did you hear what he said, didn't create jobs. he repeats this over and over again and hoping you will believe it, and it's not true. take a look at this chart. they don't lie. this is the jobless claim since the last year of the bush presidency. some of the obama stimulus was past, february of 2009. right there. february of 2009. you can see the job growth, can't you? maybe romney can't. governor ro

it changes the equation so much that everyone buys a gun from the gun manufacturers who fund the nrag a terrible job because they're encouraging vigilante justice. if the cops aren't doing anything about it, you can shoot anyone you want and you can say, we had a ffhthta ototrsrs ll l lewise. there are 21 states doing this. this is not about race. you can see the races are reversed in this case. but what is more important not who is black white, latino, but who has the gun and who doesn't. apparently if you have the gun you now have super rights in this country. >> i definitely would want to have a firearm any type of weapon to protect myself if i lived in one of these states. >> cenk: that's exactly what the nra wants to hear. but they're going to start something they can't stop. the whole country is going to turn into the hatfields and the mccoys with everyone shooting each other and claiming they stood their ground. >> there is a recent poll out of florida. 56% of residents are supportive of stand your ground laws. they think it's great. i think part of it has to do with the fact

new york mayor says it is about the gun lobbying and the nra. >> in reality the nra's leaders weren'td in public safety. they were interested in promoting a culture where people take the law into their own hands and face no consequences for it. let's call that by its real name, vigilanteism. >> joining me now is economist, john lot, the author of a book, "more guns less crime" a lot of interest from people on this law. let me start with your response to mayor bloomberg that these laws simply encourage vigilanteism. >> i have heard the mayor describe them as shoot first laws. nothing to be further from the truth. you have to understand where the laws were before. before people had to retreat as far as possible before they could act in self defense. this setup was a reasonable person standard that if a reasonable person would feel that you were seriously threatened and in serious risk of serious injury or death then you could use appropriate force and respond. it is not to decide for yourself. >> but inherrant in this argument is let's look at the trayvon martin case. there is only one

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you, the nra, you get people killed on a daily basis. >> you can call self-defense vigilantism if youish. >> cenk: how about when this idiot stalker comes after him with a gun, and when he does self defense you're saying, no he should be shot dead. >> trayvon martin gave up his rights and shifted from being a victim to being an aggressor when after he knocked zimmerman down he didn't runaway from that situation. instead, he doubled down on the guy and started doing a world of damage. >> cenk: funny how the kid with no gun is the one in your mind gave up all his rights, but zimmerman, the freak stalker who called the police 49 times chased him down with a gun, he has all the rights in the world. funny how the world works in larry pratt's word and the nra's world who want more guns and more people to shoot each other on a daily basis. larry pratt, thank you for joining us on "the young turks." >> and thank you for your balanced position. >> cenk: and making your position apparent to the american people. vigilantism everywhere fascinating. let's see how that shows up for the whole countr

has been targeted by the national governor's association on jobs and false commercials and said the nraout his gun record. we'll get to that. i'm joined tonight by milwaukee mayor, tom barrett. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> you have a debate tomorrow night with walker, the first of two and have taken out that commercial wanting him to release e-mails that could be between him and those who have already admitted to felonies. why is this important? >> scott walker is the one person of the state who can tell the people of the state whether he was involved in this secret e-mail system, computer network set up in his office, 25 feet from his own personal office, three people from his staff have been charged with felonies already. he has not answered any questions. he's tried to bob and weave and duck and run every time he's been asked by reporters in this state. time for him to answer this question. >> do you think this is an issue for the people of wisconsin? are they concerned about this? >> i think the people of the state of wisconsin are concerned scott walker is the only gover

he made comments at an nra convention that were perceived as a possible threat against president obama >> i got the sensation not from mitt romney himself or mrs. romney, stay on course ted, freedom of speech is a beautiful thing >> the secret service says it does not anticipate further action in the case. the interview can be seen on cbs this morning at 7:00. >> a harsh warning for one bay area business vandalized on the eve of made a >> an unusual way of fighting prostate cancer. why honeybee's might hold the answer to defeating that condition why honeybee's might hold the answer to defeating that condition >> would you like a slice of the >> the suspected mastermind behind the 911 attacks is about to go to court. collied shake mahomet is scheduled before a military tribunal at guantanamo bay tomorrow. four other co-defendants will also appear and learn when they go on trial. proceedings have been delayed for years as the president tried to have the case moved to a civilian court >> 5 people are facing charges from this week's occupation of a church on building in san francisco. four

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we have nra issues and stand your ground issues and other significant issues. self-defense or not but race was that a factor in this shooting? from what i seen and have learned i don't think so. >> a cynic will say this may be helpful to the case but it may not change anything. george zimmerman may have had a great grandfather he was african-american or of african descent but what it is is a fascinating image to emerge of zimmer man's family. what we don't know is what george zimmer man's motives may have been. >> you know, in talking to friends and people that know him i'm hearing a story that he doesn't have a prejudiced bone in him. i have heard that only from people. of course it makes me sick people say i have white friends and black friends. you could have white friends and black friends and gay friends and still be bigoted. but the story i'm hearing is that he was raised in an integrated family. there were people in the family of different ethnicities and it was multicultural and it is not a factor in this. i think it's horrendous what nbc did by choppin

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that was rocker and activist, ted nugent, three weeksing athe aan nra convention this st. louis.eech went viral, some critics called it a threat. >> he got a visit from the secret service. he spoke with jeff glor about that meeting. good mork. >> eric, good morning to you. ted nugent is loud, nonstop, never at a loss for words. mitt romney courted his endorsement and got it. as we discovered firsthand during a visit to his texas ranch, nugent is ramping up the rhetoric again. >> if barack obama becomes the president in november again, i will either be dead or in jail by this time next year. we need to ride into that battlefield and chop their heads off in november. any questions? [ applause ] >> ted nugent said that on saturday, april 14th, within days, he got a call from the secret service. >> when you heard from them, were you surprised? >> in this environment, when you have the conditions in our government, no, i'm not surprised. >> what did they say? >> they said, hey, ted, we have to meet with you. somebody said you threatened somebody. i said, bring it. >> tell me about tha

. >> meanwhile, kaine's opponent, george allen got the nra's endorsement this past week? any thoughts about that? >> all of the people conservative are lining up against allen. the people who are more moderate or perhaps liberal are lining behind kaine. the thing in the race is how well will obama do and he will do well or not well according to the jobs economy. >> the only thing that bothers me is that the nra crowd somehow thinks that kaine is anti-gun, and that democrats are ready to come and take your gun out of your house. >> that's not true. >> and it's not true, absolutely not true. and you have allen bushing i am for hunting and my friends don't have to worry about that, and you can go out and hundred the and fish and you don't have to worry about me taking your guns. >>> the cost of a drink may increase. there's a proposal on the table to hike wholesale taxes on spirits and that could add 6 cents to each drink you buy. this comes from councilmember jim graham who says you need social services in the city. how much support do we believe is out there for this? >> d

we have a lot of gun legislation that has been written, you know, basically by the gun lobby, by the nrand that's just how it works here in florida. >> you have a state law right, that preempts any local entity from being able to pass their own laws. >> right. >> is the city going to have to beef up additional security because of this? >> well i -- i don't know -- you know we are beefing up security. we got $50 million from the department of justice to spend on all kinds of defensive materials for the convention. i don't know what more you can do. you can allow those weapons to be brought in or not. and the state law says we cannot do that, and not only can we pass laws that are any more restrictive on guns -- you can bring guns everywhere but -- there's only a few places where you can't bring them. >> i'm sorry for interrupting, but it seems like you guysen up talking about prohibiting certain types of protests and allowing guns. you are pitting the first amendment against the second amendment. >> well it's not even necessarily we are pitting them against each other, but we have spent a

the nra is against the database calling it a burden to taxpayers. i'm paul wagner from the fox 5 newsroom. >>> music legend bob dylan, astronaut john glenn, just two president obama welcomed to the white house for a special honor today. >> also the animals are looking for relief in the summer heat. look at what one family found in their pool that. story is coming up. >>> but first here's fox business network neil cavuto. >> shops not feeling so hot about the economy as the summer season kicks or, worries about a slowdown -- off, worries about a slowdown in hiring. new housing numbers probably not making folks feel much better either. a key u.s. index tracking price still stuck at its lowest level since the housing bubble burst. the market ending up helps more federal reserve stimulus to juice up the economy, but invests don't want to friend facebook, the stock falling 24% since going public. drivers shelling out less at the pump for gas, national average for regular now at $3.64 a gallon. that is still 11% higher than where prices began the year, bu

that was rocker and activist ted nugent three weeks ago at an nra convention in st. louis. speech went viral, some critics called it a threat against president obama. >> a few days later nugent had a visit from the secret service. in his first tv interview since then he spoke with jeff glor. >> ted nugent is loud unstopped, never at a loss for words. he's also politically influential. mitt romney courted his endorsement and got it. and as we discovered firsthand during a visit to his texas ranch, nugent is ramping up the rhetoric again. >> if barack obama becomes the president in november, again, i will either be dead or in jail by this time next year. we need to ride into that battlefield and chop their heads off in november! am i -- any questions? >> reporter: ted nugent said that on saturday april 14th. within days, he got a call from the secret service. when you heard from them, were you surprised? >> in this environment, when you have their conditions in our government, no, i'm not surprised. >> reporter: what did they say? >> they said hey, ted, we have to meet with y

we're supposed to lie down and say, okay nra and then they get rich after people are dying and you'veall the politicians. but someone is going to stand up to you. and it's going to happen right here. if you don't like it, that's too bad. "the young ♪ >> cenk: all right, we've got a great power panel with you. michael shure is here with me here. and megan carpenter from have you story is here. great to have you guys here. first question is, is the g.o.p.'s wright campaign about race? the right wing say, absolutely not. it's just this about black liberation theology but not about race. we'll discuss that. first i want to show you the ad that john mccain did not want to run in 2008 and now sean hannity and others are saying please mitt romney say something like this. >> long before anyone knew who john mccain or barack obama were, one chose to honor his fellow soldiers by refusing to walk out of a prisoner of war camp. the other chose not to even walk out of a church when a pastor was spewing hatred. >> not god bless america! god a damn america! >> character matters. especially when no o

i mean, this guy had a horrible rating from the nra. he refused to join in florida and sue the president in obamacare. yes, you have to work with the president, no question about that. but he had serious problems with the base. we all know you have to shore up that base in order to win a primary. but this is more about him not being there and being out of touch with the people of indiana. again, i spoke with a lot of folks today and i heard it over and over again. he just was never here. didn't have a residence here. didn't have a driver's license that was valid in the state. and that is a big problem and a hook and something very simple that people understand. if he was so statesman like and if he had all the wonderful conversations with the president if he had gone back to the state, i think he would have been able to articulate and defend some of the thing, he was able to do and accomplish as a senator. he never went. >> some of the insider-outsider things. being disconnected from who ever is representing you. you talked about the ma

we're supposed to lie down and say, okay, nra and then they get rich after people are dying and you'vethe politicians. but someone is going to stand up to you. and it's going to happen right here. if you don't like it that's too bad. "the young turks." we'll see you. yeah! [ orbit trumpet ] clean it up with orbit! [ orbit glint ] fabulous! for a good clean feeling. ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit! ♪ battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] for too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card you'll earn double miles on every purchase, every day! [ visigoths cheer ] hawaii, here we come. [ alec ] so sign up today for a venture card at capitalone.com. and start earning double. [ all ] double miles! [ brays ] what's in your wallet? can you play games on that? not on the runway. no. [ kristal ] we're just taking a sample of all our different items in our festival of shrimp. the crab-stuffed shrimp are awesome! tequila lime tacos. [ man ] delicious! [ male announcer ] it's festival of shrimp! for $12.99 try any two shrimp creations like new barbeque glazed shri

understand made by the bureau of labor statistics, over 60,000 in difference there and you're saying the nra is lying. what is this election going to come down to? >> it will come down first of all to trust, whether job numbers, john doe criminal proceedings, people in this state are questioning whether they can trust this governor. is he telling the truth when it comes to john doe. why won't he say who's paying his criminal defense funds. as you pointed out, this would be the biggest error ever on labor statistics. we're asking people to visit our website to see what the real story is. >> thanks for your time tonight. we'll obviously follow the story. that's the ed schultz show. rachel maddow show coming up. >> thank you. we have more. that was a great interview. we have more coming up on wisconsin. m in addition, president obama came out and said he was in favor of marriage rights for same sex couples. everybody knew when that happened it was a watershed moment for the civil rights issue and president obama's presidency. nobody knew what the practical impact of that announcement was going

go back to showing who he was as governor, being pro-abortion and pro-choice and being against the nraings he's uncomfortable talking about as you've seen on the campaign trail. he stumbling through those parts of his speech but want to go back to talking the moderate conversation because that's who he is at his core. >> but you like him? >> it's not about liking him, it's about trying to beat the president. mitt romney has run for president two times now. got to know him pretty well the first time around and this is what we do. we fight and scrap and claw and try to become the nominee. once he's chosen with unite and trite to push forward. disagreements in the primary. that makes the party stronger, the primary process stronger but unite behind the nominee because we know our nominee is better than the president. and on mitt romney's worst day he's still ten times better than barack obama. >> james carville, people do forget, but if they forget what every says, then don't they look at the ads running and ignore them, too, all of these negative ads? why even worry about those? >> well,