today on food stamps. any definition successful recovery. >> there's one word you cannot associate with this and that's prosperi prosperity. recovery is another good word you can't use for this. it's a heartbreaking thing. here's the thing, sean, the deeper and longer people are involved in these programs, it's harder sometimes >>> people get upset there are people around the world around the country. >> so the president you saw a lot of appeals for the race card. 90 plus percent of americans voted in huge numbers for the president. 90 plus percent. take a look at this. 2008, number of black americans on food stamps, look at this. you've got 10 million americans. >> a lot 11 million. >> nearly doubling. and yet, he is -- you know, he's still trying to appeal to those evil republicans. they can do better than this. >> it's like voting for someone that wants to give you higher minimum wage. because you're so nice, you'll make it higher for me. i think it's going to start falling on deaf ears i believe all ame

that's nearly a doubling of the number of black americans on food stamps. ause people are becoming dependent. and it's inner generational dependencies based on these policies. now, i think this is a wonderful opportunity, quite frankly, for republicans to present a different picture, a way up and out of poverty. we need to start talking about some of the programs like microlending that allow people through their own efforts to rise. i think many americans would be happy to invest in their fellow americans to see them move from dependency. we're going to have to find a way to allow all of those mother who is have given birth to be able to get their ged, be able to get their associates, masters degrees and become self-reliant and teach that to their families. that's how we break these cycles of dependency. but we're going to have to think about these things and put those programs out there. republicans are going to win tomorrow. but we can't be satisfied with that. we're going to have to put out programs that are understandable and intelable and that work. >>

we have 400,000 workers in georgia alone who had to go on food stamps. those are not good works. it just seems to me that this president has said his policies are on the ballot. in the state of georgia, those failed policies go by the name of michelle nunn. >> so, david, let's be clear about the fact that in the deposition, under oath, you said you spent the majority of your career outsourcing. you then went on to list 16 countries where you created jobs. korea, china, taiwan, mexico -- not once did you mention the us. you are the head of sourcing all in asia. so, if that is not outsourcing jobs, i do not know what is. he said that he will question the business career -- your business career do not understand, but i do not think you have been able to clarify for us. >> you said just a minute ago -- you talk to a farmer about this. and, again, all these attacks have been false. not only in the general elections but in the primary and the runoff as well. but talking to a farmer, michelle, it is interesting that you can do that without feeling like a hypocrite. he told the farmer how

my opponent is nothing more than a rubber stamp on this issue of amnesty. if he comes -- she doesn't support his executive amnesty, she just wants to do it herself. be a is not only going to rubber stamp, he wants her in the u.s. senate because she will fight for his failed are cies that, in his mind, providing good work. understand sure i what you mean. work with john mccain and marco rubio. they have said that what you have characterized on this bill is simply untrue. you sat down with the us -- they of commerce represent business -- yet you by your own account because you cannot have a conversation about this. they went on to say that you were lying about this bill and their position. the farm bureau has also supported this bill and farmers i have talked to say they need this kind of legislation to be able to be successful in terms of farming here in georgia. of , i am on the side business and farmers and people across the state to actually want solutions. >> mr. perdue, there has been a lot of talk about the minimum wage. do you think there should be a m

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people are dependent on the government, by how many people are on medicaid, by how many people are on food stamps, but how many people are on unemployment. i personally believe that we should measure success in government by the opposite, by how many people are no longer dependent on the government, not because he pushed them out into the cold but because we understand that true freedom and prosperity does not, the mighty hand of the government but from the dignity that comes from work. >> a couple of things i would like to say. first of all, we have seen a significant improvement in ohio. we have single mothers now who can get treatment who could not get it because they were up to 100% of poverty. 138% of poverty, train the -- try to live on it, it is not great. now they are getting treated. secondly, ronald reagan expanded medicaid. ronald reagan expanded medicaid. ok? because he said there were people that were left out. when people cannot get health care, they get sicker and they end up in the emergency room and guess who pays for it? we do. the people who currently pay the bills when they go

we have 50 million americans in poverty, 50 million americans on food stamps and we have the lowest laboripation rate. >> he chose to campaign on his coolness. >> he didn't campaign -- >> everywhere he went they lost. everywhere hillary went -- >> the issues people cared about were the economy and health care. so disaster on the economy, obamacare's a mess. they had nowhere to go. >> he hasn't been leading. >> the labor force participation rate stinks. spend a ton of money in the way of stimulus -- >> what world are you living in? >> who doesn't have a czar for nothing? the guy didn't show up. >> policy on ebola, if you can't protect the white house from intruders, how are you going to protect the country? you talk about beheadings but in the other you're on the golf course laughing and yucking it up. the perception is everything's out of control and that's what the people are saying. the adults are coming in now. >> they wanted him stopped. 50 million americans are on food stamps. >> you're saying there was an affirmative vote. there wasn't an affirmative vote. >> it was a vote to stop h

we have 400,000 workers in georgia alone who had to go on food stamps. those are not good works. it just seems to me that this president has said his policies are on the ballot. in the state of georgia, those failed policies go by the name of michelle nunn. >> so, david, let's be clear about the fact that in the deposition, under oath, you said you spent the majority of your career outsourcing. you then went on to list 16 countries where you created jobs. korea, china, taiwan, mexico -- not once did you mention the u.s. you are the head of sourcing all in asia. so, if that is not outsourcing jobs, i do not know what is. he said that he will question the business career -- your business career do not understand, but i do not think you have been able to clarify for us. >> you said just a minute ago -- you talked to a farmer about this. and, again, all these attacks have been false. not only in the general elections but in the primary and the runoff as well. but talking to a farmer, michelle, it is interesting that you can do that without feeling like a hypocrite. he told the farmer

we have millions of more americans on food stamps, million more in poverty. has he fixed the problems? >> the housing crisis occurred on president bush's watch. i don't to want fix the blame, i want to fix the problem. i want to close the pay exwety gap. i want to close that. i want to raise the minimum wage. >> let's talk about that. >> no, that is a very real issue. >> that's a very different issue. >> that's not what we're discussing, we're discussing the use -- >> okay. >> we're discussing the device of use of racial politics, race baiting, by politicians in georgia, in north carolina, now by a senator by the name of mary landru, kevin, do you think that this is a desperate party that now is resorting, not to their record, but to racial politics because they can't get elected any other way? >> absolutely, sean. the democrats are running around like sprayed roaches. and it's so fun to watch because barack obama made a comment just recently that the economy is really doing well. you know what the problem with that, he doesn't even recognize, is barack obama

going on is that while they are feeding the most powerful people on the world, they are on food step -- food stamps. >> living on public assistance, i don't like that. >> president obama did use executive action forcing private companies to pay more. now, these workers and some members of congress want obama to act again. >> these are extremely lucrative. that should look at those are not even making a livable wage. >> that has to come from somewhere. we asked would that just be passed along to every day consumers. >> otherwise, taxpayers have to subsidize many of the workers with things like food stamps just to keep going. >> if companies have to pay more, they will just hire fewer employees. while the wages go up, so would unemployment. sameis falls under the cries for congress to raise the minimum wage itself as a governing body. >> senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky will become the senate majority leader when the newcomers convenes in january. he was elected today at the close door meeting. he will take over the seat held by nevada senator harry reid it will become minority leader. mcconnell w

they were licking it and putting it in between pieces of paper or under the seal, on stamps. the mail came in, we were pretty diligent. i was going through it, opening, checking for anything. and then i ripped off the seal and we found four suboxone tabs right on the seal. >> the letter was addressed to inmate jerry nunez, who has now been called to speak with investigators. nunez denies any knowledge. letter or the person who sent it to him. >> i had nothing to do with this. i hope somebody's trying to set me up or -- >> that seems to be the case. >> we have the mail in evidence. there was suboxone attached to it. a birthday card addressed to you. put yourself in our shoes. what's two and two? you understand why we're asking all these questions. >> i understand. you're doing your job. >> do you look guilty in our eyes? what do you think? >> i hope not. i just -- >> you want to sit in my chair and i'll sit there? sit there. sit there. >> now you question him. >> you can ask me questions. >> think of all the questions. >> we're decent guys, right? >> mostly wish i could help y

matt: there's more and more people on welfare and on food stamps. >> it's not because they don't wantit's because the jobs are -- matt: they're becoming too comfortable. >> friends of mine who were on unemployment benefits are going to the most expensive restaurants because they can. there's a real problem of that. that's not friends of mine. a lot of people are taking advantage of these benefits. i don't disagree with you. i think people really want to go out and work. to charles' point, it's getting too comfortable. >> i like that you're highlighting how many are self-made. the number of these fortune 400 companies that were from immigrants, self-made, education, hard work, taking responsibility for your own life. stop relying on someone else to do it. it's a backstop, but take responsibility. charles: listen, i'm really proud we're the most generous country in the world. let's talk about the marching orders. i know it might be a little corny, but let's talk about what we're thankful for. now, for me tomorrow, i'll have both my grandkids with me. of course, they're only two and one.

there were two points on food stamps. had to do with this fraud, waste, and abuse them and men, and the second one that made up the difference was that if you win the lottery, now you have to count those assets. we had someone win the lottery in the midwest, and they went to collect their food stamps and found out they were still eligible. mentioned states .t stepped up was that politics, or would people be at risk of going hungry? >> we had a federalism concept. here's the thing to note -- when it was initially written in the bill, it said if you are getting some kind of assistance like heating assistance, then you automatically qualify, but when states started sending one dollar checks, that was not really the intention of congress . that was an abusive action on the part of the state. they recommended that we move that threshold to $20, so states wanted to send $20, then folks could get automatic high settles. if a family was actually entitled to the highest level of food stamps, they had no cuts at all. this only auto

what is that do for someone on food stamps because their arty work in a judge that the majority are already working. we have active-duty military personnel on food stamps. tommy did got an extra 20 or 30 hours to do reporting and show up for a life skills class. to me that is an counterproductive in a giant waste of money. when you talk about systemic poverty, a lot of people might an essay from life coaching and real experience because there's an opportunity barrier and there is a societal difference. the speech differently in the different classes in different names mean different stuff. listen, i can tell you how many time i behaved inappropriately and they are very gracious to me about it. if i hadn't, being officially a poor person, or everybody when i walk in a room knows that i don't know these rules, it would exclude me from those jobs of those opportunities. a lot of cases would be a helpful program. the question i have is how do we decide who needs this program and why are we assuming that all poor people do with that of some poor people buyer for not saying if you want this comin

now that you are in this position, how are you putting your stamp on the company?with playstation since the clinton administration. but working through the network division that we established here in san francisco and allowing me to take that experience into playstation come a, i think i have long road to the place i need to be. >> you say you sold more than 13.5 playstation 4 consoles worldwide. what is it going to be by the end of the calendar year? >> by the end of the calendar year, it will be a larger number. >> how are sales going? >> we have been the top next gen console for the time. we have some key titles coming out and a huge amount of activity rolling into black friday and christmas. we are the top-selling next generation consoles worldwide and we plan to maintain that. >> microsoft says the xbox one has sold 10 million units. how do you intend to keep the lead? think the pricing is spot on for a product. i think the content is what sells it. people want game consoles because they want the content. >> what are you expecting over the holidays? >> we are

now that you're in this position, how are you putting your own stamp on the company?ve been at the company for a very long time, since the clinton administration. japan ande working in europe, working with the network division we established years ago, and now allowing me to take that experience into playstation america, i think i have come a long road to the place i need to be. >> you said you sold more than 13.5 million playstation 4's. what will it be by the end of the calendar year? >> a larger number. [laughter] larger?uch >> sales are going great. we have been the top-selling nexgen console for the entire 2014 period. going into christmas, we have key titles coming out. granted out of five. there is a huge amount of activity friday into christmas. we are the top-selling next-generation console worldwide and we are trying to maintain that. >> microsoft says xbox one initially sold 10 million units. how do you feel about the lead, the price? the holidays are coming up. >> i think the content is what sells it. in the end, people want game consoles because they want

. >> sorry, i still think that these drawings, if they are going to be a stamp on them and an approved stamp by dbi and the board of appeals if that is what we do, they need to be better than this, and there is still some, and a mark effect stamp for the address of the property, and this will need to be a checklist of items but for the discussion, on the scope of work, that needs to be done, these are okay. they are just clear enough to where we can discuss it tonight but i don't think that they are acceptable for the condition permit, for example, or a revision permit and they would need to be a little bit more information on them and they are not like a working permit or a set of drawings but they are okay for discussion tonight for the hearing. >> maybe for our edification, did you look at the, i know that you said that you really did not receive them because you were gone, and have you looked at the earlier set which is the one that the appellants received as well. >> and i have looked at them briefly. >> okay, you are not in a position to say whether the ones submitted tonight are

on it. and not just any postage, first class postage. the most luxurious kind. and not only do i have to buy a stamp i vote by mail, i don't get one of those "i voted" stick earls that everybody's wearing, which puts me at a net of negative two stickers, if you include the stamp i stuck on the thing. and the other problem is, when you go online to buy stamps, the post office charges you $1.30 to deliver them. you have to pay postage to buy postage. meanwhile, congress can send anything they want through the mail for free. it makes no sense. and i know it's only 49 cents, but that's not the point. voting is supposed to be free. i don't understand this. i really don't understand it at all. i asked the super visor from the post office down the street here in hollywood to come biy -- that's andrew. i see andrew. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me, jimmy. >> reporter: so, andrew, can you explain this? i mean, why do we need to put -- to buy a stamp to vote? >> well, i'm sure you know this, but the u.s. postal service is facing unprecedented financial challenges. we work

for 47 million who alie on food stamps the results are tangible. 80% of soup pantries see more in theirof the cuts. the u.s. is one of countries getting worse. 24% of people having trouble putting food on the table. putting our country in line with countries like jordan and argentina. we spoke with the food of new york city. >> no one is going to a soup kitchen or food pantry with their children or wheelchair because they had nothing else to do with their time. they are there because they need it. this story is repeating all over the country. >> joining me now chief of external affairs officer for feeding america. mara, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> the statistics where we are compared to other countries is surprising and distressing what makes us an outliar. >> unfortunately since the recession we have seen steady high number of food insecurity in the united states, number of things driving it poverty, low assets, primarily, unemployment. there is a real mis-nomer about the unemployment issue, so many of the folks we feed are working, but more likely to be wo

how can we expect them to build on what we expect to be there gains in both houses of congress? will they be able to put their stamp on policy? >> i think they will be in a tough spot. the 2016 presidential election is looming. if they don't reach an agreement with the white house on immigration reform, demographics have changed and the latino vote is going to be crucial. if they get stamped as the do-nothing congress for the next two years and block everything obama is putting out there, they're going to be in a tough spot to assure they have a chance in the white house race in 2016. >> thank you very much for your analysis. >> we shift our focus to ukraine, where a day after pro-russian rebels held a controversial election, president poroshenko has deployed additional troops. >> he held emerged to talks with his defense chiefs to discuss the emergency crisis in the rebel from hold of donetsk. >> it has undercut the already tenuous truce between the government and pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine. next two days after the disputed election, separatists declared the formation of their new people's republic

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four out of five oregonians on food stamps. we have failure of lack of jobs and economy.e need to change the way we're doing business. we need to remove barriers we have, that prevent entrepreneurs and innovators and inventtores from growing, from small businesses from growing. from selling our products to other nations and other states. we need to expand our economy, create jobs and by doing that we will have people that will be in a position to have the american and oregon dream which presently they feel despair. >> moderator: governor, 30 seconds. kitzhaber: i don't hear any specifics. i know representative isn't me and strong selling point and essential to his campaign. there have to be rational suggestions how we bend the dial. funding education first and common core standard and defunding lieutenant governor will not create more jobs. >> moderator: representative richardson, if you were president of the united states, what would you want done? richardson: if i were president of the united states i would first ensure we have pa border. it makes no sense for us to all

is saying that he still hasn't paid child support and hasn't paid in months and she had to get on food stampshe mother sending a letter to the nfl asking them to investigate this and investigate whether phil violated the league's personal conduct policy. heather? >> a colorado mother is going to jail for three months for faking her son's cancer diagnosis. she collected over $25,000 after convincing the aurora community that her six-year-old had leukemia. she was also posting fake updates about his nonexistent chemotherapy treatments. >> no more christmas vacation? >> a massachusetts school district banning the term just because of one complaint. anna kooiman is here to explain. >> bah hum bug. emotions running high as teachers, religious leaders, parents and students packed a high school auditorium furious over the school committee's vote to change the name of christmas vacation to holiday break. >> we want christmas back on our school calendar if even one student or family is made to feel excluded in any way, even one. then we have not done right by them. >> 400,000 people signing the petiti

on this. stricter rules for indiana's food stamp program are coming. social services will now require at least 20 hours of work a week for people who want to receive benefits. they think up to 65,000 food stampers may be cut off when the new rules go into effect next year. the state unemployment office says the program isn't ready for such an influx of job seekers. what do you think about this? is it a good idea send your comments to us on facebook, twitter or send us an e-mail at "fox friendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> it is 18 after the hour. coming up, image seeing this in your front yard a huge sink hole and it is growing. why this keeps happening in a neighborhood. >> there are staples which last longer than you think. in fact we are talking decades. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more

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if you want to talk about the food stamp program ultimately we need to see economic growth in this country. when he decreed the jobs where people don't need to be on food stamps. i have talked a lot in this election about how i think we have a new american paradox. how i believe it is harder than ever for the average american to get ahead and yet paradoxically easier to do nothing with your life. i have talked about looking about those programs and asking one very simple question. are they promoting upward mobility or the proviso that promoted complacency? if they promoting in place and see i think we need to adjust and improve. ultimately we may need to end them. >> let's hear from the senator. >> my amendment would have had effective eligibility in taking advantage of loopholes. it was defeated by harry reid and the democrats. obama would not go there. that is one of his chief programs. you have to get back to production agriculture and understanding farmer and rancher feed not only this country but a hungry world. 9 billion people on the planet the next couple of decades. our farmers and ranchers have to be looked at and that context can have t

. >> kind of ashamed to say it, i'm on $300 with stamps. >> reporter: for a year he and his son were uninsured. then the affordable care act started. dixon signed up and qualified. here obama care goes any connect. ky. say obama care, and dixon bristles, even though he's covered by it. do you like obama care? >> i do recall at least one patient who said i don't want it even if it is free, because he didn't like president obama. >> with connect more people can pay for their care, and more patients are seeing doctors for the first time in years. do you think people understand what the difference between obama care is and connect. >> probably not. they are happy to have insurance. and however they got it, they are happy about it. >> senator mitch mcconnell talked about repealing obama care, pulling it out root and branch. alison lundergan grimes talked about making fixes. she never embraced it in a lot of ways. sol thought earlier on she should have said "yes, i support the law", it might have been a risk, but it may have paid off. it's hard to square how you support the law, but don't

i think that liccardo will put his stamp on his time as mayor. certainly public safety and physical stability i think will be two of the key things that he focuses on. >> now, how about one of the most interesting, i think, elections was the sugary beverage tax. it won in berkley. it was on the ballot as well in san francisco. it needed 2/3. did well. got 54%. couldn't reach 2/3. if i'm the ceo of pepsi-cola, i'm a little bit nervous right now. what's your prediction for the future? >> yes. i think we will see more communities trying to pass taxes on sugary beverages. berkeley the first. maybe not a surprise since it's berkeley. but 30 other communities around the country have tried this already. and now with one win, i think they'll be encouraged to try again. and that 2/3 is a really high bar. so other communities seeking to pass these kind of taxes may want to try for the simple majority vote which is how it passed in berkeley. >> thank you so much, melinda. i appreciate your insight. i hope you'll come back. >> thank you. >>> my next guest wo

people are dependent on the government, comic people are on medicaid, but how many people are on food stamps, but how many people are on unemployment. i personally believe that we should measure success in government by how many people are no longer dependent on the government, not because he pushed them out into the cold but because we understand that true freedom and prosperity does not, the mighty hand of the government but comes from work. >> a couple of things i would like to say. first of all, we have seen a significant improvement in ohio. we have single mothers now who can get treatment who could not get it because they were up to 100% of poverty. hundred and 30 it percent of poverty, train the bonnet, it is not great. -- hundred 38% of poverty, try to live on it, it is not great. ronald reagan expanded medicaid. there were people that were left out. when people cannot get health care, they get sicker and they end up in the emergency room and guess who pays for it? we do. the people who pay the bills -- let me tell you why that doesn't work. medicare expansion allows us to do somethi

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and with over 47 million americans on food stamps, we need to invite non-americans to the table? and by the way, how will these undocumented workers prove they meet your five-year minimum residency requirement? can we expect to see an increase in identity crime? the creation of fraudulent documents to satisfy your five-year requirement. will those who have received temporary amnesty be able to vote? it would certainly be easy in states where your justice department has fought tooth and nail to prevent the requirement of a simple photo i.d. and you say that only law-abiding, hard-working immigrants will be granted temporary amnesty. but do you even know who they are? in this most recent tidal wave of immigration, border patrol agents report that ms-13 gang members, who admit that they've committed murder, are allowed in. and now we should believe that those who you are granting amnesty have no criminal record? that our families are safe? you've created a precedent for future presidents to outright ignore the law. from granting waivers to changing obamacare deadline dates, instruct

unemployment and you stay on health care of your parents until you're 26, you have 50 million people on food stampst out there, this whole country's about to turn into bill an"s ted's excellent adventure 3. r(t&háhp &hc% tell us all about that is jay carney, white house spokesman, who has a different look, miller. put it up and get your grooming critique on it. >> billy, i'd say this. he's been acting as a beard for this president for five o3syear. why not grow one? at this point why not put a pedometer on him. this guy blows more smoke than a -- death rattle. and like i said, that whole press room has turned into men staring at goats blaming7 goats. >> we are/m;'p working with con as we speak to roll back don't ask don't tell. >> but i don't mind a president showing annoyance when this guy starts to make this point. what else is obama going to do? >> that guy needed his 15omsq minutes. >> don't you think this be up to the joint chiefs of staff? don't you think they should be able to come in and say this is what's good for the military? >> but some of the military guys are soldiers. straight, gay g

also announcing today the national museum here on loan the rarest and most valuable stamp in the world display in the spring. >>> millions of you are planning to fly for thanksgiving this year. reporting 24 million people will travel through airports over the 12-day thanksgiving holiday. the busiest travel day will be the day before thanksgiving as well as the following sunday and monday. the slowest travel days will be thanksgiving day and black friday, the day after thanksgiving. >>> police in ft. lauderdale, florida, are threatening to throw a 90-year-old man in jail for feeding the homeless. he is a pastor and homeless advocate. his organization has spent years handing out food to those down on their luck. a newly passed law in the area bans passing out food in public. abbott has already been cited for violating that law once. a second violation could land him in jail for 60 days it the feisty 90-year-old says putting him away won't make the problem go away. >> you can't sweep the homeless under the rug. and there isn't a rug large enough to sweep they under. i spent 2 1/2 years in

on top of the 12 billion cards and letters that will also be sent. the carrier says they're taking big steps to meet the demand and not just brand-new holiday stamps. >> starting on november 17th, 11 days from now, we'll be delivering packages seven days a week in many areas of the country. you're also going to be seeing our letter carriers out on christmas day. >> that strategy will be watched closely. last year, when ups and to a smaller extent, fedex, failed to deliver packages in time for christmas the postal service did not have the same problem largely because it partnered with amazon for sunday deliveries. the relative success for the holiday performance has helped them better compete with fedex and ups, delivering hundreds of cards and letters by mail. but while they put hundreds of millions into upgrades and workers, some question whether the usps has done enough? >> they want to take a bigger piece of the commerce pie, and be competitive with fedex and ups, but there are still concerns they are not able to handle the spiking shipping volumes with their current structure. >> it is not just the postal service, many are expected to shift this

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on our streets, we're all at risk. if they can get away with it, we're all at risk. these folks bad acts should not be covered with a classification stampy it really matters. >> reporte blanton wants them to post the diplomatic list of those drivers breaking our laws on the website every year. they can't put them in jail but they will stop breaking our laws if they end up on a very public website. we need to point out diplomatic immunity is honored. >> there is a reason why we have diplomatic immunity because we need our folks when we go overseas to b able to do their jobs without getting arrested for trumped up charges. we need diplomatic immunity. there's a reason why all the countries respect it but the problem is you get these guys who over and over again abuse i thanks. >>> for a detailed breakdown what the i-team found and why it took so long to get the records, go to nbcwashington.c and you said a little while ago we didn't have that much to look forward to. it occurred to me in four days, our temperature is going up 40 degrees, from 20 to 60. if my math is good, that's not bad, dude. >> your math is very good. we get to maybe a

more people are on food stamps than ever and what cuts are they talking about. more people getting government subsidized health care than ever. what cuts are they talking about? all a way to racialize voting in this country. this president is the most racist president there has ever been in america. he is purposely trying to use race to divide americans. anyone who investigates it even a little bit knows it's hogwash. >> you know the president presses back vehemently against those arguments and those suggestions that the president or eric holder oversee the justice department that they're using race as a way to motivate or to divide, but you seem like you're prettied a minutey ed ad that. >> eric holder, i'm sure he's a wonderful guy. sat next to me on an airplane flight one time and he couldn't be more friendly. any time there is an issue in the law, he says it's racism by the white police. the white police are beating up on the poor black people. that's just nonsense. even if it was true, we don't know if the police are republicans. the idea in some way any ki