and the one who is like taliban because their mothers are uneducated. they don't even know what the koran says. they say, ok, i am going to fight and i am going to kill americans, anybody that works for the government. because the mother is uneducated she says, ok, go ahead. god bless you, my son. but if i say the same word to my mom, trust me, she will slap my mouth and say sit down. but when i told her i am going to support my country, i'm going to help the u.s. mission in afghanistan, she was like, ok, my son. that's good. go ahead and do it. and that's how i started working with the americans. if my mother said no, i wouldn't be able to save my brother's life. paul: let's hear it for your mother. [applause] >> last but my no means least, the cofounder of "no one left behind." he abandoned a promising career to take on this mission. hopefully, you can go back to something else but whatever matt, of time it takes, give us a little bit about your story. >> thank you all for being here. thank you to general petraeus. another round of applause for them.

and the one who is like taliban because their mothers are uneducated. they don't even know what the koran says. they say, ok, i am going to fight and i am going to kill americans, anybody that works for the government. because the mother is uneducated she says, ok, go ahead. god bless you, my son. but if i say the same word to my mom, trust me, she will slap my mouth and say sit down. but when i told her i am going to support my country, i'm going to help the u.s. mission in afghanistan, she was like, ok, my son. that's good. go ahead and do it. and that's how i started working with the americans. if my mother said no, i wouldn't be able to save my brother's life. paul: let's hear it for your mother. [applause] >> last but my no means least, the cofounder of "no one left behind." he abandoned a promising career to take on this mission. hopefully, you can go back to something else but whatever matt, of time it takes, give us a little bit about your story. >> thank you all for being here. thank you to general petraeus. another round of applause for them.

. >> i think a misconception is that most refugees were uneducated and impoverished.many refugees have strong education and strong skill sets, and so much to offer us in the united states. if we think of them as uneducated because they don't know english, really, it's our loss. >> impact your world, brought to you by belfor property restoration. restoring more than property. >>> it's the crime that is getting a lot of attention, but not yet from the white house. a wednesday a gunman opened fire in a bar in kansas killing an immigrant from india and injuring his friend, and another man was also shot trying to stop the shooter. the fbi is investigating this as a potential hate crime. and we are joined now from the hospital along with his doctor, lee norman. thank you so much for taking time to be here. we know you are still recovering and we see you with your bandages and splint still on. can you take us back through those moments you were minding your own business at a bar and watching the kansas game on tv, and then what happened? >> well, we were sitting there, like

. >> my father, my uneducated father, jim johnson, made me go to st. aug. st. aug was problematic for me personally. number one, i grew up a baptist and it was a catholic school. i had never. and then a tie every day. and no girls. >> it's a large fraternity and the whole thing about it all was founded on discipline and a time period where minority students didn't get a lot of the great opportunities that they're afforded today. >> back then, you could use a paddle and it was a paddle with holes in it and when you were somebody like me that loved to talk, sometimes, talk out of turn, i stayed in trouble. >> we had paddle. and the paddle was a miracle worker. >> our style growing up, fast and furious. but at the same time, disciplined at st. aug. >> we never worried about winning or losing. don't make a bit of difference what happens in any ball game. that's the outcome. somebody goes in and somebody going to lose. the only thing we're going to do is be the guy that's going to work the hardest at that paicular game. >> i was actually scared of coach griffith. i

she may be educated, and uneducated.officer, she may be a high—ranking officer like me. all women. nobody is immune. and it happens every day. in 1988, i was serving as special secretary finance. i had about 20,000 people under me. 90% were men. there was a dinner party hosted by the home secretary, and mr kps gill, who was the director—general of police, was also there. he called out to me and said, mrs bajaj, i want to talk to you about something. he got up and he came and stood in front of me, towering above me. he put the finger in my face like that, and he said, up. come on, up. come along with me. come on, you, come along with me. so, i said, mr gill, go away from here. you are misbehaving. and i got out from the gap in between him and me, and when i was going, that was the time when he... well, he slapped me on the bottom. that's what he did. always, people have considered it to be a very trivial thing, but i could not get over the enormity of it. letting it go meant living with lowered self esteem, gulping down m

my mother was uneducated. she didn't have a college degree. but my mom is one of the most brilliant people i've ever met. she didn't have a college degree. i know she is watching the show. and there was no commonality between trump and the world that i grew up in. queens has more can with akron, ohio than it does with manhattan. so he authority not fulfilling those promises. everything is done so far has made it more difficult to purchase a home for the first time. everything is doing in terms of the executive orders, and disrupting our nation without any cause to do that -- but having said that, the issue of our democracy is at stake. the russians attempted to influence the outcome of this election. the president said they were involved in the selection to see that donald trump was elected. and to further understand, after he is elected -- i noticed in his press conference this week that he criticized the press and democrats and hillary clinton how many times in that conference? not once has he ever, ever criticize putin. or challenged putin

president, would you please explain to our uneducated arab allies and our iraqi young men out there carrying live ammunition, that we are not over oil."to take their host: jeff mason with that approach to presidential conferences. guest: the caller makes a good point that it is our duty when we are in press conferences and have opportunities to ask questions of the president that if he saw something that is not clear to follow up. pressw the last chaotic conference at the white house that my colleague, peter alexander from nbc, sort of did real-time fact checking when the president says something about whichectoral college win, was not accurate. what the caller is saying is if the president makes a point that needs follow-up, we have to do that. that said, we have to have the chance to follow up. there are times in press briefings and press conferences that do not have that opportunity for journalists. that is an important principle as well. host: i wonder what you feel of this poll that came out. just over half of americans think media coverage of donald trump has been to critical, while 41

actual organized crime members, generally speaking, a bunch of spectacularly uneducated, lazy-ass sociopaths their own harder-working neighbors. here in sicily, their interests are less glamorous than gambling and prostitution. they are and have traditionally been a gigantic, parasitical organism. one that has now grown to be of mere equal size as its host. from new york, but she's been ly living here in palermo for half a century now. she's a food writer, and at one time, a reformer for social justice, which is a dicey thing to be here. you've been here all this time? well, why? >> mary: well, i came for a year. it was gonna be a year between college and graduate school. i had just finished college. i met a man. and there -- therein lies the tale. i married a sicilian. and i've lived here ever since. >> anthony: piccolo napoli. it's a restaurant like a lot of others around here except for the quality of its food. tell me about -- where are we, first of all. >> mary: okay. the father and mother of the present governor opened this in 1951, and there's a wonderful photograph there on the wall

i believe that no matter who poor you are, how uneducated you are when you first come to the united statesan achieve. ♪ >> chicken sandwich and french fries, fruit salad, carton of milk. welcome to america, kids. i haven't had one of these in a long time. so, what country's everybody from? >> i'm from africa. >> honduras. >> iraq. >> where in iraq? >> pakistan. >> and you've been here how long? >> one year. >> one year. >> your english is pretty good! very good. >> it took me at least two years just to be brave enough to open up, you know. they've impressed me very, very well. >> have you eaten african food? >> i've been to africa a lot. i love the food in ghana. the food in senegal is very, very nice. >> you've been to senegal? >> oh, yes. fantastic. your first day in school, was it frightening? >> i didn't know nobody here and nobody from my country. so, i feel scared. but step by step, i start to learn english and start to meet people. >> so, after school, when you graduate high school, what do you want to do next? >> i want to be a fashion designer and i want to go to college. i want t

muslim ban, building the wall, donald trump's overall job approval, very strong approval among uneducatedhis conflict over sanctuary cities is a perfect emblem of where we are heading in this widening divide between urban and nonurban america. >> i want to go to something that president trump said to bill o'reilly. he said that there was 3 million to 5 million people who voted illegally in the last election. he said he was going to create an executive order to launch an investigation more than a week ago, that still hasn't happened. earlier today the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said that the government should not spend any money on a potential investigation. isn't it time for the president, if he's going to continue making that claim, to give evidence to the american people that would warrant an investigation? >> let's take a look at those people who are registered in multiple states, take a look at the illegals, that may or may not be registered. i want to go back to what was just said, that trump's actions are dividing america and further dividing america, what divided americ

it's much poorer than it used to be, got a lot of problems, a lot of uneducated -- work puppetry than. it has some of the worst schools in america. soso should you, a smart capable guy with power be spending his time trying to appease the angry rich housewives with nonsense like this or improving the state?in >> you shouldn't talk about your friends like that, but what we do have are excellent schools, the best public universities in largestd, the sixth p economy. we are leading the nation and job creation, innovation comes from california. wherem you live should not defined whether or not you should be successful. the socioeconomic challenge, this inequality is something that isn't true and california as it is in kentucky. we need to do more to fix that. nationally, we all struggle with this. >> tucker: if you are national met in months -- it's more like 20% pass the math standards at that age. his learning propaganda about russian interference in the election, is that really going to make you a better software engineer? this is totally frivolous. >> we can learn history and we can a

there is an impression that okay, we may want brilliant engineers from asia, but a lot of uneducated people from down south are not as valuable, they are appear they come here, they create businesses. we've seen that and research from the foundation, but the reason i am defending the president is that it just seems to me really over-the-top a lot of attacks from the media and the left suggesting that this is somehow un-american for us to have the rule of law here that it is improper for the president to set policy on who is allowed into this country. he has a lot of authority both under the constitution and given to him by congress to make these decisions. i think we ought to respect that. >> jenna: just point to the power of the symbolism of our southern border because there is a lot of that. as you mentioned, a lot of stereotypes attached as well. this is part of a real public conversation about what do our borders made to the nation, what does it mean about our identity as a nation as well? i want to point out to our viewers again we are awaiting the white house press briefing. we

to create an institute of learning because he did feel throughout his life the fact that he was uneducated. and every chance he had to speak, and this is the great era of oratory, you cannot have tea without somebody getting up and giving it to our speech, he refused to speak. he would have someone else speak for him. did feel his lack of education. the part of his project with vanderbilt university reflected part of his patriotism. having given $1 million steamship to the navy, he made it a personal project to try to reach out to the south after the civil war. of course, she was -- he was seeing the white south. his second wife was an unrepentant confederate. he thought that was great. he had general braxton bragg, who would denounce the abolition tyrant in wartime orders as a witness at his second wedding. so, when he reached out to the south, we are talking about the white shouth, but it did -- did reflect but it the sincere patriotism that he wanted to kind of show that northern men who fought for the union wanted to restore the union afterwards. so, that is why he very much wanted to

you're considered to be some slack-jawed uneducated person. and the same goes in germany d same goes in england. you can't escape the american flag. it's everywhere. i had tears welling up in my eyes. it's so incredible. it's so fantastic. stands it stands for so much. it means so much. to have actual protocols. again something other nations don't head. there protocols about flying the flag at home.about what what you can do and what you can do. the first time i ever saw a couple of friends holding an american flags and they almost dropped it. it's the reason why i came here. this is in-depth on book tv on c-span two. i came out in 2010. exceptional america a message of hope. taking in 2012. his most recent book green card warrior. also just came out. this is your chance to talk out. about author nick adams. here's how you can do. .. if you can't get through on the phone lines or would prefer to use social media, we have a couple different ways for you to do that as well. you can go to facebook .com/ booktv. you see up at the top of our page a

the uneducated person. the same goes in germany and ond in. you can't escape the american flag. it gives a feeling of belonging. it's so amazing, incredible, fantastic. it's surrounding the flag again. there are protocols about whatyo you can do and can't do. am they almost dropped it. that kind of stuff is just. it's the reason why i came. good afternoon on this super bowl sunday. america the greatest good came out in 2010 and a message of hope the american boomerang of the greatest turnaround of nation will do it again crushing political correctness came out last year and the most recent book by quest for illegall immigration and the system. phone numbers are on the screen. for those in the mountain and pacific time zone. you will see at the top of the page page the promotion and you can leave a comment and we will be looking through that. you can also send to twitter anl finally you can e-mail a fe booktv@c-span.org. you write i am a straight white educated male and i'm not allowed to have an opinion. >> guest: i'm proud to be. i'm very proud to be all of those things and i t

according to a former employee, trump university -- quote -- preyed upon the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their money." unquote. employees were told to rank students based on their liquid assets so they could target them to sell more seminars. they took advantage of people. mr. president, because of its fraudulent practices, trump university was sued multiple times. in february, 2016, mr. trump dismissed those suits, saying, and i quote, i could settle it right now for very little money, but i don't want to do it out of principle, unquote. right before the class action lawsuit in san diego was scheduled to be heard by a jury, those principles evaporated and mr. trump settled all the lawsuits for a whopping $25 million, about 7,000 former students were granted a full or partial refund. now, mr. president, because trump university was a university in name only and not accredited, students attending trump university were not eligible to use federal student loans or grants. thank goodness. but there are many accredited for-profit colleges and universities that do make large

devos' extreme and uneducated position on the need of students in public schools could harm my children. please vote against her nomination as secretary of education." thanks, diana. i will. i heard from another teacher from newton who said i am opposed to betsy devos as the next secretary of education. i spent my entire life as a teacher first in public and private schools for 14 years teaching french and then as a member of the faculty of leslie university for 26 years and now as a teacher in a life long learning program at brandeis. i cannot imagine having a secretary of education who has never had any direct educational experience. i am also very worried about her views of public education and her appalling record on civil rights. strong education is the foundation of our democracy. please do what you can to maintain and improve our current system. thank you. and yet, another teacher contacted our office, this one from addington. she wrote i believe in my community's public schools. in fact i worked in them as a teacher for over 15 years. the nomination of betsy devos has me serious

her testimony has proven that she is uneducated about these students as well. many states have significant tribal populations. my home state of new mexico is about 10%. and as vice chair of the indian affairs committee, my job is to make sure that any education secretary is committed to respecting tribal sovereignty and self-determination. ms. devos has given me no assurance she understands, cares about or is prepared to address the needs of native american students. nothing in her hearing or written answers convince me that she will respect tribal cultures or tribal sovereignty or the right to self-determination. in fact, her lobby organization, american federation for children, supports the expansion of vouchers into indian country, diverting money from tribal schools to private schools. i cannot support taking money away from schools run by tribes and losing that self-determination effort that tribes are making. the national indian education association has said -- and i quote -- "federal funding should not be moving over to a private school system. move out

because generally in any debate on multiculturalism is generalli clouded by chance of being racist or uneducated, anything like that.ge i think the very reason why this has, to the forum, why we're having a debate on this is that at the moment we have a situation in australia where there are certain people that live in australia that feel more strongly about or have a greater affinity for the country that their parents came from or the country that they came from. what this does is this is a problem in that it makes loyalty be divided. there are people in this country that really don't know which way which wand i think that multiculturalism is achieved everything it can possibly achieve. i think from running as a downward spiral. i'll tell you why. [shouting] spirit i think -- [inaudible]el spirit austerely as a family and it's a blended family picnic is no longer just a mother, the father and the two children growing up in a way that it did. we have let a new family members, and when you let a new family members they bring in different values, different ways of thinking to how the nuclear sphin

your considered to be some slack-jawed uneducated person. and the same goes in germany. the same goes in england. the flag you're in the united states is omnipresent but you can't escape the american flag. it's everywhere. advocates of this feeling of belonging. it gives you this feeling of pride that i look at the american flag sometimes and i have tears welling up in my eyes because it's so amazing. it's so incredible. it's so fantastic. it stands for so much here it means so much. and read that honored the way it is honored, to actual protocol surrounding the flag, again come something that other nations don't have. there are protocols and off-line your flag at home. there are protocols about what you can do and what you can't do. the first time i ever saw a couple of friends holding an american flag, americans, they almost dropped it, and the scramble to make sure that it didn't touch the ground, that kind of stuff is just, it's, i can't put it into words. it's fantastic. it's the reason came. >> host: and good afternoon on this super bowl sunday. this is "in depth"