to data topic is race and politics and rudy guiliani has had some interesting comments along these lines recently endive would start with you. the thing president obama america? [laughter] >> i think president obama loves america the same way your right to but i don't think he lives in the same way that let's say newt gingrich for rudy guiliani or sean hannity do which is to say uncritically. i think that he understands -- what is his name? senator al franken had net great line, you don't -- there is a sense among some on the right fit you have to love america like you love your mommy which is to say without any criticism, no blemish, she is perfect and if you deviate from that, that is not love. i think the president loves america like grown-ups love grown-ups. [applause]. and that is something many on the political right failed to get and obviously the elephant in the room, the reason. it really did it through the giuliani questions the president's love of america is he represents something rudy guiliani finds strange and unsettling. i will say this -- said don't want to get long winde

don't you dare question african-american law of country. >> these comments from rudy guiliani, he said president obama doesn't raise the police often enough, should be more like bill cosby. >> nobody should be more like bill cosby. >> he also says these comments can't be racist because obama's mother was right. this is certainly the kind of thing in mean when you talk about dog whistle politics. >> yes. this is the sort of stock question of patriotism that you see in this sort of left and/right dynamic but there's another dynamic too which is an effort to stir racial anxiety, an effort to stir fear, to exaggerate difference and operates in code. it operates in terms that on the surface don't say obama the black man but notice rudy giuliani said the reason he doesn't love america is because he wasn't raised like you and i were. it there is something fundamental in his upbringing and his parentage. they say he has this white parents, that too has this sort of wrote within the conservative critique of obama as if to say obama was raised by whites and yet identifies as black. isn't this an

. >> we saw that with rudy guiliani. he is not running. he is the former new york mayor.espond to that. and be it fair, that creates a problem. >> if you look at after 2012 when mitt romney had to go through this tortuous process of beating back rick stan torm michelle bachmann donald trump at one point, any of these fringe candidates before he finally emerged with the nominee nominee. by the he eurged it was an embarrassing thing he had actually been competitive with these other people right? after that the party put in place a bunch of different policies and procedures to try to avoid that happening again in 2016. they have shortened the primary calendar tried to rein in the number of debates. they've done things to try to make it difficult for these movement candidates to gain momentum and to kind of suck up oxygen and distract. it's unclear. that "new york times" piece you mentioned points out that the field is much bigger in 2016. there are a lot of republicans running. depending on how things shake out, you could actually see a ben carson or a much more conservative

that's steve mayor guiliani it was a snow day, and they found rudy guiliani at a restaurant here in newne chicago restaurant owner who says he's had enough and he has issued a no cell phone policy. >> when we started the restaurant, we wanted it to be this environment that was more about one on one social interaction instead of being social media. we didn't want people to sit there and be preoccupied with the use of their phone while they're at the table when they have this beautiful room around them. >> they've got other rules there, mind your manners, no yelling, or hollering and gentleman shouldn't approach uninterested ladies. we're getting a lot of e-mails on this one. >> it turns out she's not interested. i gave up $9 for a marguerita. >> not there in chicago. >> lisa in texas wrote us this my daughter is a server. this is one of her pet peeves. families go out and ignore each other. >> bill in texas writes no cell phones in restaurants, that's a rule i would support. how about we make it a law for public places. >> it's sad that common manners have to become rules. >> maybe those

even rudy guiliani says lynch would be a good attorney general. why fought put her on the job, let her get to enforcing the laws and fight over a woman's right to choose. >> paul kevin, great to see you guys. let us know what you think about all this tweet us at "new day." we will read your comments. we are talking about yemen this morning, because it could become the most dangerous place on the planet. months ago, president obama called yes, ma'am an success story. now it could become a clubhouse for terrorist groups. we will tell you what it means for your safety ahead. imagine this roadtrip a 3,500 journey from california to new 3,500 journey from california to new york in a car with no one behind the wheel, no driver. hmm, we'll tell you more ahead. at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. our teams collaborate around the world, which leads to better decisions for our clients. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. most of the products we all buy are transporte

. >> look who's here rudy guiliani former mayor of new york.rise they lead the attack against hillary clinton that she used her personal e-mail. >> excusing me for being cynical. it's early. she hasn't announced yet. this is the time to get it out. normally a story like that you save for the day she announces. you get it out of the way. i didn't realize and all the other stuff that "the new york times" will let her get away with. >> this will add fuel to the fire and reminds people that the clintons have a separate set of rules. it also reminds us, i saw a list in the wall street journal about the ethical short-cuts during the clinton years. johnny chung, white water, billing records, cattle futures, the mark rich pardon. >> i was prosecuted mark rich. almost fainted when i heard during bush's inauguration that he had been pardoned. i had my press secretary check and said do you mean michael milken. he straightened his life out to a large extent. no it was mark rich. i think they brought it out early to try to take the heat out of it. i think h