we were unequal. when i was younger i visited dad as a window dresser and he was told that he would never be able to rise to a higher level of unemployment and that's how he migrated to be the youngest person on the police force as it integrated. i remember passing the cafeteria and i can see the crystal chandelier but we went to eat lunch with dad by going down into the basement and walking among the pipes that led to the colored cafeteria. going to city then and being the class that entered in the fall of 1956 after that supreme court decision was a watershed in my life because it opened up the doors to new worlds, new come pain johns, new experiences. i believe that our youth today still have a strong sense of the disparity in society. they have, thank god a. far weaker sense of the boundaries that can separate but that can be a deceptive sense of weakness. because we are still working toward a post racial society. we are not there yet and those of us in the room, all of us, really, who do not thin

like, everything was separate and unequal. the school was inadequate. we could not go to the hospitals. they built a house adjacent to the main hospital. the white people were not supposed to be in the same room with an n-person. you know the n-word? i said to myself at the end of the day that i love my country and i'm glad that that day, i took a stand. i saw through the supreme court that the flaws that america had tried to correct them by removing those horrible signs -- "white" and "colored." i said when i testified at the trial, i went through how we were treated, and the lady dramatize it, so i do not have to go through that, but it is the whole system of separate but unequal. it is understates rights -- is under states' rights. after lincoln had freed us from slavery, they instituted this law, separate but equal, and the state had sanctioned it. but everything there was, even when they had things that were federal, they would put a rope up, and the white people would be on one side, and the black people on the other side. i prayed. i'm a baptist.

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the talk was of a showdown, however unequal. but first, a pre-race chat with the 27-year-old royal. [laughter] he was properly equipped and sporting the jamaica colors, but with the cards stacked against him facing a triple olympic athlete, harry folded. [laughter] victory was sweet, even if the royal methods were dubious. the world's number one, beating on his own track, introduced harry to the way he normally celebrates. time now to show how it is done properly. there were two performers on the blocks. [cheers] [laughter] >> that would be cheating. >> you did not trade him. >> i will get him back. one day. >> a rematch. london, 2012. >> me and you. [laughter] >> this is a light hearted encounter, which plays to prince harry's strengths. the monarchy may soon one day have no formal role to play here in jamaica. in a bbc interview, she told me that jamaica was on a slow track of slavery to now replacing the queen as head of state. >> even if the queen does not remain head of state for our country, the queen at any time would be welcome to visit. >> perry did not leave empty- handed.

the talk was of a showdown, however unequal. but first, a pre-race chat with the 27-year-old royal. [laughter] he was properly equipped and sporting the jamaica colors, but with the cards stacked against him facing a triple olympic athlete, harry folded. [laughter] victory was sweet, even if the royal methods were dubious. the world's number one, beating on his own track, introduced harry to the way he normally celebrates. time now to show how it is done properly. there were two performers on the blocks. [cheers] [laughter] >> that would be cheating. >> you did not trade him. >> i will get him back. one day. >> a rematch. london, 2012. >> me and you. [laughter] >> this is a light hearted encounter, which plays to prince harry's strengths. the monarchy may soon one day have no formal role to play here in jamaica. in a bbc interview, she told me that jamaica was on a slow track of slavery to now replacing the queen as head of state. >> even if the queen does not remain head of state for our country, the queen at any time would be welcome to visit. >> perry did not leave empty- handed.

here we are inside the so-called clear zone where the planes take off and land this rope unequal that's why the aircraft fly solo and even the helicopters little problem you know sometimes they are so close we can see the pilots face. fighting the noise is terrible they fly old a lot nonstop. some cry in the middle of the night they go on and get better and some even stops coming to school. well. we're here to save every chance or won't accept any more military bases to be better and it won't accept any more war machines on it slams three feet up therefore we say no to all military facilities to get young to those that come in arms we say go home. in two thousand and seven the us revealed its plans for a new military base in the chain so it's really just a few miles away from the city's historical center the chance of already hosts a u.s. military base because that might add italy home to the southern european task force and one of ten major u.s. bases in italy the area designated for the new base is the ex of ilion airport. the plans for the new base include forty eight buildings over

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commission report states our nation is moving towards two sides, one black, one white, separate and unequal, and later on in the introduction to the report the commission surmises that what white americans have never fully understood but what the negro can never forget is white society is deeply implicated in the get over. they created it, maintained it and condoned it. so much focus regarding the causes of the urban crisis was on the violence in black of cit. people were -- for a lot of people in america this came out of nowhere. where did this happen? especially given that it is the mid-1960s, right, and this would be a time normally i ask you a question. can i do that? anybody feel bold enough to step up? you know the answer. we can do this. what's happening in the mid-1960s in the united states that might cause people in the country to look at this violence in american cities and emanating from black sections with befuddlement and curiosity? where did this come from? what is going on in the country at that time that directly involves african-americans, that directly involves -- now i am

when my uncle made a call on civil rights to this country, that's separate but equal, was inherently unequal. we cannot tolerate separate standardswn the hall for your mental health treatment. we want mental health treatment in every mental health care provider in this country. so let's banish the lingering discrimination of a second class citizen suffering from these disorders. imagine a health care system where a checkup from the neck up is as common as taking your blood pressure, is as common as taking your temperature. imagine all the lives we could save. every physician recognizes, and pam hyde herself has said your mental health is just as important to your quality of life, as your physical health, if not more. and when go to the doctor with appendicitis or a broken bone, you will be cared for the same way, with compassion. beyond that, physicians will be trained -- what a revelation, that they're actually trained and treating the whole person, not just from the neck down -- so that we can correctly identify that a broken bone as a result of a drinking binge is as much a symptom as it

there are more women and that makes it more unequal.ost: gary burtless, one of the topics we talk about in this country is the bush tax cuts. whether or not they should expire. diana furchtgott-roth was chairman of the economic advisers at the time that those cuts were formed. do you think they should be reinstated when it comes to income equality issues? guest: i do not think the main reason we want to raise taxes is to do with equality. the main reason to raise taxes in the long run, not right now, is because the government does not collect enough revenues to pay for the bills it is incurring. that was a large part of their reason for that. that was a p aoint a contention -- a major point of contention the opponent's head. they said, if this schedule of taxes continues forever, the federal government will not be able to pay its bills. that has turned out that way. host: when president obama talks about the surtax on millionaires or a higher tax rate for those who are millionaires, do you agree with that? guest: well, i certainly think

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and so the question is not an absolutely equal distribution of income or wildly unequal distribution of income like we have now, but something more moderate if i may use the word moderate. it seems to me that people who are progressive are fundamentally in favor of moderation which is they do not like the extremes of inequality that we have today. that's where the argument is. so i don't think the argument is fundamentally and this is just a political disagreement with the gentleman who asked the question. i don't think it's about the size of government. i don't long for a government of a particular size. i don't think most progressives do. they want government to do certain things with i leads to a government of a certain size. and it's more tested by what do you want government to accomplish than by some abstract sense of, gee, i think government should take 3.6% of the gdp. >> isn't there something in t.r.'s -- isn't there something radical about the notion that people should have the right to earn what they can so long as it is of benefit to the community? >> for the community. >

have entered a new phase as activists there tends to carry on with the battle against agree and unequality. three o'clock in the morning here in moscow russia's capital this is r t i'm john thomas and these are your headlines in syria at least twenty seven have been killed and one hundred forty injured as twin bomb attacks on security compounds rocked the capital damascus state broadcaster claims that the attacks were carried out by terrorists who detonated car bombs. at a sensitive time as the former u.n. secretary general kofi annan struggles to find a diplomatic solution to the yearlong crisis in the country our middle east correspondent paula sleep has more. eliminate reports of vehicles packed with explosives were disseminated targeting the security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this the work of terrorists and state television is showing pictures of charred bodies vehicles and blood stains to the streets these glass come after a string of recent suicide attacks just last month on theory that in twenty eight people were killed i

. >> it sounds like separate, but unequal. >> i don't want to be around people who annoy me which is myself mts. i don't know why you have to be conscious when you are flying. >> just know the matrix. >> but then you never know. you wake up and you a little alien next to your stomach and next thing you know. >> that's how you came here, bill. >>> from flight to funds, can newt climb back with help from a kodak. his campaign is a drifty and gingrich is charging a 50 per photo to be taken with him. on monday folks posing were asked for credit card information and directed to a website to download the images. can you imagine downloading images ogif newt 1234* the campaign won't charge supporters , but will offer a portrait with a $50 donation. we also have an on-line store where they can make a donation to receive a hat, a shirt or even a bandanna. i hate people who put bandannas on their dog. you are not cool. your dog doesn't know. just stop doing it. particular it off now. i will wait. meanwhile the gingrich campaign released a new ad. can we see that? >> i am newt gingrich and i app

effect so we're going to get into what a complete disappearance of government could mean it was scary unequal world that would be our next interview but for now i'll just leave you with this tidbit that the mainstream media chose to miss. are now aside from jobs numbers there are a couple other stories out there that we need to discuss just about things into perspective for you a new government accountability office report shows that almost half of bailed out banks repaid the government with money from other federal programs as in all taxpayers have been suffering republicans have been on a campaign to cut government help for them the banks here playing their swindling game and using all the government help they can find to pull a fast one. the rest of us that and of global executives are still expected to get their bonuses hundreds of thousands of dollars despite that whole scandal where they lost almost two billion dollars worth of customer cash and unfair world we get that but how much worse could it be if one philosophy really took root well joining me from our studio in new york is gary

if our system is flawed or unequal with regard to class and economic status. permits innocent people to be wrongly convicted and killed then we'll get to a different answer. i think there's space to have that conversation. >> bryan stevenson. to see your increase national profile not just in the legal community but among people that don't think they care about these issues but are starting to care because of you, i want to say congratulations. >> thank you. my pleasure. >>> right after the show, lawrence o' donnel has a special guest, me. we're going to be talking about this new book. we'll talk about mitt romney's sam pain sab campaign saber rattling. >>> a secret plan to defeat president obama. >>> here is the thick about fight club people tend to forget. the central character, the hero, the anti-hero is tyler durdin. he's a traveling soap salesman. the soap is made from human fat harvested during liposuction. karl rove thinks he's that guy. he organized a coalition of conservative groups to coordinate their campaign i stepped on the machine, and it showed m

the nypd have the task of preventing future attacks and to do so nypd has a counter terrorism unit unequalany police agency in the world. in new york. fox news . okay, new polls are showing the upcoming races in the south are close. look in mississippi. romney leading by 8 points and newt gingrich is in a virtual tie with second with santorum. and in alabama polls are showingerishherish leading by one point. but the reall clearr politics average shows romney with the lead. and former dc spokesperson and chairman of the tea party express are joining us with thoughts on all of this. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having us. what do you make of the race and the fact that you know, we see mitt romney out there trying to court the southern votersses with that southern drawl and saying y'all and talking about grits. >> that highlights another example much how he's out of the touch with the eclectorate he's appealing to. we have seen it in the campaign it is a race to the bottom for mitt romney. he spent a lot of money over the course of the last six months and we have seen his favorable

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when politics becomes unequal, that's how they start undermining the institutions that have underpinnedir growth. >> of that dynamic, when you have a bureaucracy acting in a way that's skwequestered from t needs and varieties of a society, how does it begin to break down? what are the practical implications? >> i think the way it starts breaking down is that the political system becomes responsive only to the voices and the wishes of a very small minority. when you look at great power that have failed in the past, for example, venice, the way it happened is exactly the sort of process that we are fearing in the united states right now. its political system started closing down, and once the political system became more monopolized by a particular group, then its economic institutions started changing and stagnation set in. so the real danger for the u.s. to watch out for even more than what happens to the incoming equality is what's going on with political inequality. >> imogen has a question? >> i do. when my very period of american history is the revolution of 1668, and i was just won