and second of all, they weren't saying it respectfully. >> paula deen said it years ago and she loses didn't really say it just talked about black culture. what i'm getting at is barack obama says something, so overtly and so easily it would have gotten most people -- i'll put it to you this way, nobody at fox is going to say that. you're going to say the n word. >> most people won't say that word which is why it was so shocking right, mark and it is surprising to see even prominent african-americans come out and say, whoa just don't. >> i, first of all what kevin was saying making what the president said and explaining a history of racism referring to racist language not necessarily using racist language, like paula deen did is outrageous. i think i wanted to just kind of watch himself keep digging in that hole. but, megyn, you're right -- i'll answer your question megyn, you're right. we don't expect to hear certain words coming from the lips of the president of the united states. this is absolutely one of them. as a public figure like you are and like he is you have to be very care

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they got rid of honey boo- boo and paula deen, and duck dynasty was able to stay. is this a no win for tlc, they keep the show it is where they go along with the molestation and if they don't, they are not compliceit. but there was no conviction and 12 years ago and how does tlc assess its damage? >> well, that's right, judge, they have to figure out what is the damage? the implications to the brand? one show does not a brand make and they have to assess that and it is adeleicate place. >> and should the duggars knowing what they knew, agreed to do the reality show? you first michael and thendom nick. >> there is nothing wrong with the show. this is kine of one of these things that you could not have predicted. ufo. unforeseen occurrence. >> maybe. if you are going to do the show, watch what you say about other people. and . >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> and all right. coming up. vilen crime soars in major cities in the u.s. is the ferguson affect putting your lives at >> developing tonight, new fears of crime in big city. houston, atlanta, baltim

built for business. ♪ ♪ stuart: bad nudes for the -- news for paula deen.can in 2013 the food network let her go when her contract ran out. she was dumped by many big name sponsors. now she's decided to sell her famous mansion in savannah, georgia. cheryl, first of all, how much? >> $12.5 million is the current asking price. stuart: now, do you think that price is down because of the scandal that's attached to her name in the past? >> well, she just listed the estate. estate, in my opinion, is fairly valued. would somebody not want to buy it because of her name attached to it? potentially, but i have to say if you like to cook, this is the home that you want to buy. not one, not two, three kitchens with commercial grade appliances, outdoor kitchen with three different grills. she's got a movie theater, a saltwater aquarium. the thing's 14,500 square feet. and it's a huge home. it's actually a beautiful beautiful -- stuart: yeah, looks great. >> -- estate. is someone going to be able to -- what i think is interesting is that she was supposed to be doing her

remember when paula deen happened. you can argue all day whether that was too severe to start with.back. now she's bigger and better than ever. people forgive if you're genuine in why you say what you did was wrong and you want to move forward. >> apology is always important in many cases like that. that's why this idea of a new role is so intriguing. it does keep the door open for something and maybe in the future maybe not even in the long-term future maybe the near future he'll be able to rebuild and re-establish that credibility that he was able to have for so many years. >> maybe it's also a reminder that people like us don't matter as much as we think we do. >> the show's always bigger than you are. >> it is. >> but look at the ratings. >> there is a lot of truth to that. even though it's sort of awkward to say. there's a lot of truth to that. people do watch people. there's no doubt about it. people watch people. but they also align themselves with brands. a cnn, an nbc, an abc. it's what makes these institutions special. and it's why you can't sacrifice the credibility of th

also paula deen general mills and all kinds of people. this is not scientific obviously.e pulse of what you're getting, what do you think? >> 2016 is around the corner. seems like everyday we've got a new candidate throwing their hat in the ring. we wanted to check in who young people are supporting and see if they knew who candidates were. as you see from the video -- other guys like john bon jovi. it's clear they were going to support anyone. i think i could have had them in the streets chanting names for 2016. >> you didn't? come on. >> maybe next time. >> thing is, people don't seem they know much and they're the giant voting block. isn't there a possibility they don't care and not going to show up? >> that's a possibility. this video shows they're not in agreement on who they support. spending two days with my friend filming that video in the mall, it's clear hillary clinton is by far the most popular, but young people are not inspired by her. they're uninterested uninformed. there's hope they could come in and be inspired and be an important part of a voting block.