how is that ungrateful? i don't understand.hat would be ungrateful is if stevie wonder got his sight back and then started complaining about colors. that would be ungrateful. ( applause ) if he was, like, hey, man, what the (bleep) is up with pink? that's a garbage-ass color. all right, you're being ungrateful, stevie. ( laughter ) it almost feels like white people earn the money but black people are given it. >> they play a game for living, they make millions of dollars, they're ungrateful millennialial millionaires who won't stand for their own anthem. >> i wish some of these players who get on one knee for the anthem would get on both knees and thank god they live in the united states of america. >> they're not only free to earn millions of dollars a year but free from the worry of taking a shot in the knee for taking a knee if they would be if they were in north korea. >> trevor: all right, you think black americans are free from the worry of being shot by agents in the state? that's exactly what they're protesting! ( cheer

people are on twitter talking about how the players are "ungrateful." is not enough time to unpack why that is a gross thing to say to a black person. also how are black people ungrateful when you called the white house a dump. don't nobody want to eat at your dump with you. [ laughter and applause ] also, no athlete wants to have dinner with you because no one wants to eat whatever it is you eat. because maybe it's the food you eat that makes you look like that. [ cheers and applause ] you guys, this is about racial inequality. look, if you have a problem with black people loudly protesting and silently protesting, then what you have a problem with, is black people. what is your ideal form of black protest, write down our complaints, put them in a bottle and throw them in the [ bleep ] ocean? [ cheers and applause ] would you like it if our complaints were mournfully sung in an old negro spiritual? ♪ my president's a white supremacist if he keeps on a tweeting i'ma going to be pissed ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my god, that does make me feel bette

. >> he had that ungrateful llama, trying to give it treats and that's how the llama repays him. >> ie man. >> blows the cowboy hat. >> that piece of corn is regurgitated. >> that's kind of minimal. i used to work at a farm like that and people would come up covered in llama slobber. >> the next guy is named fin. he gets really excited when it's time to eat. >> whoa! >> cookies, pie, cake, what's coming? >> sweet treats for sure. >> he's so pumped. >> here it comes. >> here it comes. >> dessert. >> i love those little pudding cups. >> i can't eat those anymore because i would eat them by the case. >> it's chocolate and vanilla. >> oh, my gosh. this is like this kid's greatest hour. i'm sure he's having pudding again in two. >> probably. >> we're familiar which the next two kids. that's audrey and ella nor and it's bedtime. doesn't look like they're too into it. >> that thing is so annoying. i had two siblings that were that age when i was a teenager. >> oh. >> you know what's annoying 3:00 a.m. when your cat discovers that. >> these two have discovered it and part of the "rtm" family

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i know that sound terribly, ungrateful. but no i wasn't surprised at all. m from?hat goes on the list i wished i asked my mother. >> corgan lost his mother to cancer in 1996. >> when you lose somebody quite young, you look back and say, i wish i knew a little bit more about this one thing. like shadows. so i have to guess. >> to what degree is your music an attempt to fill in shadows? >> an interesting question. i think my music is an attempt to reflect the inner world that i feel. and that i believe in. but i see very little representation outwardly. which is a bit strange. sort of like wizard of oz. ♪ what's your promise ♪ on a conquest >> corgan's new record ogilala first solo album in more than a decade. billy has become william pat wreck corgan. >> you didn't want to be billy anymore? >> started to feel uncomfortable. became a weird sign of my arrogance or something. so once i saw it irtatd. i said i am going to do this. >> you liked irritating them. >> i liked irritating them. he is quite good. espousing free speech and conspiracy theories on controversial ta

and doubling down on his attack on the mayor of san juan and really saying to this woman, you are ungrateful for all the things i am doing for you. yesterday when we were talking about and watching as he was getting into a political back and forth with her, i was also struck by the fact that he said puerto rico wants everything done for them. what we're talking about are americans in need of their federal government to stand up and to fix and to help them. the reporting down there indicates that there are tens of thousands of people, at least thousands of people who have not even been reached yet, which means there could be people dying, wanting water, wanting food, needing help and our president is instead saying we're doing an amazing job and patting himself on the back. i think it goes to this idea that president trump is really into optics. he's into wanting people to say i'm doing a really great job. he wants people to say he's a great president. as a result, you're seeing officials being very cautious in how they talk about president trump. the mayor never said you're a terrible presid

horrible times, he is not saying anything except harkening back to the earlier tweets that they are ungratefulpect to have the government around forever which is contrary in the wake of the storms in florida and texas. >> in san juan, they said the governor of puerto rico who had a close relationship and said nice things about the president and was friendly when the president was down in puerto rico, the governor now asked for clarification. what does he mean by this? >>. >> the president is always brand first. no matter what he is doing and how important the situation is, if he is facing a personal attack, it's like a switch. he didn't let any attack or criticism of his performance or point of view stand. he always fights back. the problem here is that prej is facing a delicate and artuous recovery period. so much infrastructure and coach needs to be rebuild. bond holders are about to get the shaft. that will scare the private sector and make it harder for puerto rico to drum up the funds they will need for investment. especially concerned about the debt and the comments about bankruptcy and

. >> ungrateful. >> have you ever heard an american president criticize american citizens in the middletural disaster? unbelievable. >> i don't think he educated himself to puerto rico being part of america, he made it sound like a distant land. "fighting for the progressive center in the age of trump." i want to thank you, susan page, as always, ustead, you guys are great. to most, he's phil mickelson pro golfer. to me he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop further damage enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleedi

to an island so in another letter to hooker rather they'll sink and taking this trouble salting ungrateful rascals for nothing. you know those letters again they're a window they're a window into a personality they're a window into a person. i find that, that fascinating and you know, it's also emblematic of darwin undaunt sod what does he do? let's try drying seeds let's try seeds in dry fruit still adhering to foliage so page after page of the experiment book is dedicated to floating all for a matters of species sending specimen from the garden procuring from all over the place, and to his satisfaction he's able to show that a significant number of these can can float for extended periods they remine viable for extended periods, if you look at a -- an atlas of sogs kurnghts you can calculate how far they can be carried in principle thousands of miles -- and so hooker of course was duly chasened came to agree, well -- you know, as with mentioned ting that -- an experiment like this is em nangt accessible and fun for modern audience old and young so for example, in any chapter of this book

criticism of bill with his whiny complaints and preach chi tone and his bitterness can seem petty and ungrateful. much the same as dock carver whose legacy is not unlike crawford. my opinion, there at least two major differences that explain bills enduring fame and jacks notable lack thereof. the first and perhaps most obvious is bills extraordinary ability to promote his image and career. today -- this is known more popularly as branding. we have a panel tomorrow on the people that bill surrounded himself with. in this regard. the second and possibly more important is captain jack's view on alcohol. and temperance. he would take every opportunity to expound upon. writings, poetry, and prose. buffalo bill had the extraordinarily instinct for self-promotion and marketing. not only did he have this ability himself, but surrounded himself with experts in the field as well. and took their advice. jack had no such natural instinct and promoted his career alone. acting as his own press agent. buffalo bill played to thousands and packed arenas. many times with standing room only. jack performed in fron

i know that sounds terribly ungrateful. but i wasn't surprised. surprised 1%. >> where does her fact come from? >> you'd have to ask her. that's one thing i wish i would have asked her. >> corgan lost his mother to capser in 1996? when you lose somebody so young, you say i wish i would have known this one more thing. 's like shadows. i have to guess. >> reporter: to what degree is your music an attempt to fill in shadows? >> it's an interesting question. i think it's an attempt to reflect the inner world that i feel and i believe in but i see very little representation outw5rdly which is a bit strange. it's a bit like "the wizard of oz." >> reporter: corgan's new record is his first in a decade and billy las become william patrick corgan. >> you decided you didn't want to be billy anymore? >> i started to feel comfortable, a sign of my arrogance and once i saw it irritated people, i thought, i'm definitely going to do this. >> you like irritating people? >> i'm quite good at it. >> he's quite good at talking about free speech on talk shows. >> i'm

focusing us today on the appalling treatment of hermes muslim and ethnic minority, the rohingya you ungratefulo all the members of this committee on both side who taken concrete steps to address this crisis. in july senator tillis and i asked coaches of human rights caucus held a briefing about the displacement of the rohingya at that point relatively early in this crisis as has just been disgusted, more than 600,000 who fled because of the militaries brutality. there's been a great deal of debate about whether the state counselor aung san suu kyi by her silence is contributing to this violence on september 17, 1 of her fellow nobel laureates archbishop desmond tutu wrote a moving letter in which he said quote, if the political price of your ascension of the highs office admin mart is recited, the price is surely to ski. a country that fails to acknowledge and protect the dignity of all its people is not a free country. it is in congress were a a syml of righteousness to lead such a country. i agree archbishop and hope the united states will continue to speak out, to stand for human rights and

no one wants to be around someone ungrateful so make sure you add gratitude in your life every singlee we'll erase that. the second one. >> the second with unis growth. i want to you think about one thing in your life that you know you could improve in your life. maybe it is your health you need improvement with. maybe it's your finances, maybe it's mind-set. think about something and write it down right now. one area of your life you could improve in and that you know you could grow in. when we are growing, we feel more empowered. we feel inspired. when we're not growing, we feel a little off. we don't feel great so show me your whiteboards. you know you can grow in math. happiness, helping others. what do you say, being on time. are you late? are you late a lot? >> i'm not late. i'm right on time but i could be better. >> thank you, guys. you can put it down. >> the third. >> the last one is simple. if you want to be great, give back. >> okay. >> it could be giving back to a family member, a friend. it could be -- you don't have to write anything down here but think about an area yo

bones --hese grateful not these ungrateful bums. this was a german soccer team yesterday. -- host: this was a german soccer team yesterday who took the knee yesterday following american operates as a form of protest and a way to raise awareness. , they said they had seen it plenty in the football league due to colin kaepernick and in their statement, "we did so with the message of being for an open-minded world." and there is the photo of a football team. this is another headline from nfl.com -- "no mandate for the players to stand during the national in them." victoria in charleston. you say no? kneeling is a posture of the most -- posture of utmost respect. needs to stand land of liberty and justice for all. this is the sense of a prayer and a which for justice with respect for all. look at the pictures you are showing. way to showa respect. quiet attention. and kneeling has always been a gesture of utmost thoughts and porths to sincerely puts one's point of view as to how america ought to be. host: lily is next in indiana. you sa

field, you cannot do it in the streets, and do not do it if you are rich, because then you are ungratefulyou cannot protest if you are black. thank you, pedro. host: brian on the independent line. caller: thank you, c-span. i would like to comment -- do you remember the last time a -- four-starsident general advise the president? that was colin powell and george w. bush. with the weapons, we all remember how that went. within a year's time, these republicans better stock up on spoons, because they will have to stand in the soup kitchen for their daily bread. republicans, 202-748-8001. .or democrats, 202-748-8000 for independents, 202-748-8002. the president will be visiting the demilitarized zone in korea. however, they say that plan is unlikely. they say he is more likely to speak with troops at cap humphreys -- at camp humphreys. since ronald reagan, every president except george w. bush has visited the dmz. the trump administration has been divided over whether or not to send the president to the dmz admist concerns that such a visit would further inflate tensions with pyongyang. white

purchases they talked about ethnic people and blacks and other groups they found both unseenly and ungratefulas expected, conversation eventually switched to the horrifying i attacks that had been dominating news coverage. a month before in paris, extremists had killed 130 people and just five days earlier a couple of with possible ties to isis had killed 14 in san bernardino, california. everyone waiting to get in seemed terrified about being killed by islamic terrorists and certain that america would soon fall to the barbaric hordes. the man next to me preached to the line about the merits of dropping the entirety of the united states arsenal of nuclear weapons on the middle east and killing every last muslim before turning to trump. i just like that he's not going lie to you. you ask me, if this political correct stuff has got us in all of this trouble. a woman next to me, moments before taking great joy in baiting a desperate vender into thinking she was buying a t-shirt, said, i like that he's doing this on an aircraft carrier. it seems right, he's just so strong. [laughter] >> in the di

purchases they talked about ethnic people and blacks and other groups they found both unseenly and ungratefulas expected, conversation eventually switched to the horrifying i attacks that had been dominating news coverage. a month before in paris, extremists had killed 130 people and just five days earlier a couple of with possible ties to isis had killed 14 in san bernardino, california. everyone waiting to get in seemed terrified about being killed by islamic terrorists and certain that america would soon fall to the barbaric hordes. the man next to me preached to the line about the merits of dropping the entirety of the united states arsenal of nuclear weapons on the middle east and killing every last muslim before turning to trump. i just like that he's not going lie to you. you ask me, if this political correct stuff has got us in all of this trouble. a woman next to me, moments before taking great joy in baiting a desperate vender into thinking she was buying a t-shirt, said, i like that he's doing this on an aircraft carrier. it seems right, he's just so strong. [laughter] >> in the di