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i believe that they have violated 18 usc 241 and 242 which is con spea conspiracy te people of their civil rights. it is is view point discrimination and it is criminal. i hope that doj does their job. >> geraldo: what you believe, penny, is that they have done this for a generation now. >> yes. >> geraldo: what about the charge that during the bushed a a menstruation it was thadam j- during the bush administration it was the naacp and other groups that were targeted. >> it is wrong no matter who does it. view point discrimination is wrong. the government under the color of law harassing private citizens based on viewpoint is wrong and even criminal. >> geraldo. >> geraldo: go ahead. >> we have hundreds of groups coming forward. my group tea party patriots was affected. we were victimized and discriminated against. these are people who have over the 40s of three or four years have only brought in $1,700. these are like mom and pop little organizations and they were targeted. and there are thousands of people who just decided to give up because they didn't want to go through the troub

>> he was a thorn in the spea r speaker's side, not this speaker, but the one when he was a member ofess. he was a thorn then. he was as they called him, dr. no. he's not suggesting that he's going to change his ability to vote differently this time. so i think he will continue to be quote a thorn in people's side per se, but if that's his conscience, at least we know where he stands. and he's not going to vote along party lines, he is more of a tea party kind of a fellow. that was his record before and it will continue to probably be his record going forward and frankly to be honest with you, i think if colbert bush wins, she'll be a thorn in nancy pelosi's side, she'll not always vote with her leader. maybe they both could represent the district properly, if you will. we'll see what happens, we'll know tonight around 8:30, 9:00, is that your family crest on your jacket, jimmy, in south carolina, representing proud, huh? >> no, no, i'm on the college of charleston campus, i'm wearing my citadel crest, just to rub it in their face a little bit. >> as you would do, msnbc congressional

inspired by their religion spea out. invoking god. a huge cry out which includes women. not considerably on the cover, but actually inside. you can see that, which is important, even though they could not vote, they can raise hope. it is abandoned in 1832 when it seems as if the whole edifice i going to crumble because the kingdom could give way, so is i -- it is a dramatic moment. >> given the size today of london and the power of london, did the other cities have nearl as much political power as they did at one. >> well, i think they have thei own power, but i agree, london is such a spirit. i mean, the constant efforts to spread out from london, manchester, speedboats, all tha kind of thing. our cities are pretty, influential. i agree, four very small island london is a very big capital. >> was this a religious question , or did the catholic church and anglican church involved and the "perilous question"? >> that's a good question. catholic emancipation was part of 1829, and it was rejected with few exceptions. this is not their finest hour. the catholic church or muc