there is no excuse to be uninformed. whether it is about the election or the fastest path to the drainpipe, if you think, you can create. if you can do both, you can connect. congratulations on a job well done. congratulations to family friends teammates and roommates, the southwestern kitchen staff and grounds crew, and building a maintenance gang at security team who worked long and hard to make today shine. congratulations to the university faculty and the high school students, coaches and librarians and music teachers who helped shepherd you to southwestern. thank you for letting me be part of the day. [applause] >> c-span's 2016 look at commencement speech continues. we're joined by dr. edward berger, president of southwest university in texas. yourteresting choice for commencement speaker. tell us about the thinking that went into asking her to speak. >> first of all, i cannot think of a better candidate to speak about elections. secondly, our focus at southwestern university is on making connections. there is no b

. >> well i got a chance to sit down with her and her uninformation gettable fashion.a little girl chat. we talked about the inspiration behind cookie. when she's out in public don't call her cookie. it is not her. i learned the person inspired the character cookie is not even a woman. lets take a look. >> really. >> we love her for the way that she walks, and the way that she talks. >> you need to kill yourself, that back weed up on top of your head. >> and h how she looks while doing it. but who are we really talking about here. cookie lyon from empire, who is a real woman who plays her taraji p henson. they think you are cookie. when you ask taraji about cookie she says they're nothing alike. >> i know i'm crazy. >> i'm more refined then she is, i think. i can be nutty and crazy. i pick my battles. i think that she's bigger then i am. >> in fact, taraji says that the inspiration for cookie doesn't even come from a women. >> it is my dad. he had no buffer when he spoke. he was that guy that everybody could go to for advice because he would go and tell you the truth.

, seeming to try and portray donald trump as somebody who is completely uninformed on the issues. many are taking this as a sign of president obama itching to get into the political debate, itching to get out there on the campaign trail to try and defend hillary clinton and take down donald trump. of course he cannot do that until hillary clinton clinches the nomination and bernie sanders bows out of this race. kristen. >> katy tur outside trump tower. my sources at the white house and within the clinton campaign say that he is very eager to get out onto the campaign trail. we do want to read you a statement just coming in from "the new york times" defending that piece at that they wrote that katy was talking about. they say, quote, miss brewer lane was quoted fairly, ak atly and at length. the story provides context for the reader, including that the swimsuit scene was the start of a whirlwind romance between ms. brewer lane and mr. trump. a lot more about that coming up. as we mentioned, there is just about two months until the start of the republican convention in cleveland. th

. >> they simply are uninformed or so politically biassed. >> she's taken a fact that this is an issuered for most of what to come. if they watch this and surprised and dealing the issues that nobody else wants to touch. this is a fabulous signal that she's not prepared. >> as i said, mentioning history and at the same time of the beg three. cbs, msnbc and so called. >> devoyou know, one of those w nbc doing three minutes. >> but, this really, you are talking about basically 10% of that money going to good causes. that's a hefty administration charge. it makes you think immediately. this is worthy of great inspections. >> well, it is why charity is putting them on the watch list, they noticed there were problems. >> they noticed 90% of the time. >> over a year or two ago, something is not right. tl media helps the clinton by not covering things. that's their charge. >> well, you know trump's university, hours of coverage and hundred of fd bi, investigation, no coverage. >> thank you very much. tammie, thank you. >> thank you. >> time for a few of your comments' twitter users. >> trump

to pray on the uninformed. those who thought they were buying low emissions vehicles if they major with the ftc if that is true? curve they are under some age 15 or 12 should not be allowed to work? >> the essence of a moral society is it is voluntary and react voluntarily agree wheat -- we reach an agreement but nobody can do something so in cases where somebody sells you a product that is remedied the government to step in to say that is not what this person consented when he agreed to pay $20,000 he assumed it would run. you don't need the regulatory body for go they don't prescribe criminal behavior but productive behavior how people produce in decide what type of deal can we arrive at? it is in regulation to tell carmakers the better be what you told them. but it is your car has to get this type of gas mileage or this many seatbelts rather than leading that up to the mutual choice of the buyers and sellers but as far as children but have a right to it responsibility so with child labor laws that are on the

that is why here the answer is not to inform the uninformed. theto delegitimize delegitimize her's. ladies and gentlemen, one of the biggest fallacies when it comes to anti-semitism is to believe that it is a disease that information and education alone can eradicate. posted believe this should learn the history of the jewish people. they should learn anti-semitism has afflicted both the ignorant educated. they should learn the legacy of this ancient hatred is not only , bute pitchforks and clubs .n the poison minds and pens they should read a book called the devil and the jews that tries to make sense of that. here is a passage we should all be wise to keep in mind in the years ahead. all the statistics and arguments have not been effective in abolishing a single one of them. the factve despite that they can be and are so easily exploded. historians and sociologists and economists and anthropologists and all the arrests -- the rest can argue blue in the face but those who believe those fables go on believing and acting as though they were true. ?hy in heaven's name is this there ca

talked about the broader industry -- this does not help the case with the public who is already uninformedptical about the bitcoin industry overall. -- what is tells you going on in north korea. the workers party is meeting. the first time they have done so in 36 years. raising all sorts of questions. is it showing signs of opening up? we have a special report from pyongyang when "trending business" returns. ♪ rishaad: having a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. wildfires ravaging canada's oilsands area. people andur lifting more than 80,000 people have been forced from their homes. barrelsas one billion of oil production has been shut down. ministers and military chiefs from indonesia and malaysia have agreed to operate jointly to counter piracy and terrorism. their meeting follows the kidnapping of sailors by militants last year. more than 100,000 the souls vessels mess vessels -- moved through their shared waters. delivering a new mayor for london after eight years of johnson. labor is likely to defeat the conservative candidate. he is on a pro-business campa

you are saying people, people are not complying, implying they are uninformed. but we all know we have to pay taxes. we all know that if we have income, we oh somebody something, or at least a report saying that we fell under. but i do not buy that people do not know they oh something to someone. -- therethink there is incentive to make everybody a private contractor. because look at what you avoid. the whole fica issue, the health insurance, all of those things. so, i think it is a really, getting issue. i'm interested in response you might have, ms. bruckner. who would not want to be like rabbit, saying they are independent contractors and we are not responsible for anybody? that would be ideal for you. you collect your percentage and move on. but yet, it is a problem. it is a big problem. mr. reed? mr. reed: having been a small business owner, on both sides of this, i am sure i would completely agree with the concept that everybody would love independent contractors. as someone who owned a small business, one of the reasons i hired employees was that i could

turned it around on them but, to me, the entire story from the beginning was totally lukewarm and uninformativeis is supposed to be behind the scenes, the real hidden secret trump how he deals with women. what do you get with it? he treats some well. he treated some boorishly. how is that different from how trump a public man, has in public treated women? he treats them well, appointed them to high positions. >> i agree there was a point in the story and he. >> and he treats others badly like carly fiorina, megyn kelly and others. the same guy inside and outside what was the point of the story? i don't know what the point of the story was only to apply that is he antiwoman. >> the clinton foundation, once again, this giant charity where billions of dollars flows in. this, to me, looks like a fairly subsubstantial story. the "new york post" headline aside. i don't care about that using a charity for private gain to help your friends, to employ your friends, i don't think it's right. >> i have thought from the very beginning and i have said this a lot, especially on "special report," the big scan

but there are those that prey on the uninformed. look at those that for example thought they were buying the low efficiency vehicles. is there the federal trade commission that makes sure what people are saying is true, or do you think that there is a role for the law that says children under some age which is 15 or 12 shouldn't be allowed to work to avoid exploitation? >> guest: i think the essence of a moral society when it comes down to it is that it is voluntary. but we interact voluntarily empty reach a mutual agreement over freedom to go our separate ways but nobody can do something without our consent. so when somebody sells you a product that is different than a promise to that's where we need the government to step in and say that isn't what the person consented to when he agreed to pay $20,000 for the car if the car that was good to operate in a certain way. i don't think you need certain regulatory bodies you just need against fraud and so on. because of the regulatory bodies to this basically they don't prescribe crimina

there are always charlatans who prey on the uninformed. look at the diesel cars, for example, without they were buying low emissions vehicles. is there a notable for the government such as the trade mission to make sure that what people are saying is true, or do you think there's any role for laws that say children under some age, such as 15 or 12 shouldn't be allowed to work to avoid exploitation? >> guest: so i think the essence of a moral society, when it comes down to it is that it is voluntary. we interact voluntarily. we reach a mutual agreement or we are free to go our separate ways. but nobody can do something to us without our consent. and so, the question is in cases where somebody sells to a product that is different than what they promise you, that is exactly where we need a government to step in and say that is not the person can send it to. when he had agreed to pay $20,000 for the car it would operate a certain way. i don't think you need regulatory bodies. you just need laws against fraud and so on. what regulatory bodies d

is rattled because they can't imagine the world's strong e679 power led by someone as vulgar and uninformedald trump. >> we heard the president call out trump on those issues. he said overseas saying that some of his -- his views were either based and ignorance or a cavalier attitude of the whole thing. what do you make of the president really breaking with the tradition of not speaking overseas, not criticizing overseas, potential successor who would come after him? >> that was an old tradition i think way back, decades ago, in american politics. that our politics stopped at the water's edge. you didn't criticize other people, other american politicians when you were oversea, but u think that's broken down a long time ago and i think these are extraordinary times and president obama was right to speak out. donald trump by experience, he's built casinos, golf courses and hotels is not prepared to do the job of the president, but more importantly, think about temperament. and think about his judgment. he is conducting an entire campaign to divide us from each other. ethnic group from ethnic

he found the sitdown uninformative. more informative, hank's true opinion of donald frump. amy davidson of the new yorker said i surrendered to trump, who she dismisses as a brazen liar. this is the same woman who in january accused fox news of using yours truly as a debate moderator because it's fun to show off the oddity of a smart blond. joining me now, howie kurts. good to see you. it's possible some of these folks don't like trump or republicans and wanted to see me take him out. >> first of all, a high pronile interview like this is fair game for all the critics out there, it does bother me when critics who despise trump aren't upfront about that and would not have been happy with any interview that didn't leave him a bloody mess. a bigoted quasi fascist fraud, of course this man is going to slam any sitdown where you didn't take a baseball bat to the guy's head. >> would these media figures have the same reaction, would they want a humorless, tough as nails, dismembering interview with hillary clinton or is it just when it's a republican named donald trum snp. >> i t

>> this is not kids are stupid or uninformed. have spelled it out more specifically that we wanted to money to kill jews. and their response was hey, i've been learning about this in school, i'm happy to help you. this is the poison we've been teaching our children for the past decade. >> there is a part of me that would normally laugh at dumb students. this isn't funny. you're telling them it's terrierists, and schools, innocent children, cafes, hospitals. churches. temples. >> whatever. >> whatever. as long as we're able to kill israelis who are oppressing -- >> you're sure they're not stupid? you're sure, you said terror group? maybe they don't know -- i'm trying to thread a needle. >> what part of blowing up hospitals can they not understand? if i said hamas, maybe they didn't know what it was. as long as you're killing israelis our college kids are happy to do it. that is what being fed to them by professors year in, year out. >> i don't know what to say about this. you did a series of interviews in minnesota what, a year, t

the last time a republican came into power as uninformed on foreign policy, were george w. bush weechlt s bush, he talked humble foreign policy, get rid of nation building. a huge shock in 9/11, and then we have the longest war in the america republic. a full neo conservative agenda. i think there are a lot of people in washington who want to mold donald trump and view him as a piece of clay. >> i think that's what is happening now. republicans are saying who are less interventionists, he is malable, we can turn him into a realist, the center for national interest, that's the hot bed within the republican party. people are kind of glomming on to him. trump is going to be trump at the end of the day and absolutely no substance. >> but if he was president, this is my question, would he be absorbed by the foreign policy establishment that also already exists, or neo conservatives steer him in the direction they want to. >> trump is fairly well defined on his views. the only problem is, he says he is not for war, but he is for war crimes. i mean, he is for killing -- >> he is d

so people are saying uniformly that people aren't complying, implying that they're uninformed, but we all know we have to pay taxes. we all know that if we have income, we owe somebody something or at least a report saying we fell under certain -- so i don't buy that people don't know that they owe something to someone. and i do think there's an -- miss velazquez said there is a subtle incentive to make everybody a private contractor because look at what you avoid. the whole fica issue. the health insurance. all those things, you know. so i think it's a really complicated issue. i'm interested in any response you might have, miss bruckner, because it's not -- i mean, who wouldn't want to be like rabbit saying these are all independent contractors and we're not responsible for anybody? that would be ideal for you, you just collect your percentage and move on. but yet it's a problem. it's a big problem. yes, mr. reed? >> i actually -- having been a small businessowner and having been on both sides of this, i'm not sure i would completely agree with the concept that everybody would love

quote that no one can exploit you with a voluntary trade, there are charlatans who prey on the uninformed, look at buyers of the who thought they were by and let missions vehicle, do you think there's any role for the government such as the federal trade commission to make sure that what people are saying is true, or do you think there is any role for loss of her children say under some age, such as 15 or 12 should not be allowed to work to avoid exploitation? >> guest: the essence of a moral society when it comes right down to is voluntary. we interact voluntarily. we basically reach a mutual agreement or we are free to go separate ways. nobody can do something to us with our our consent. so the question is, in cases where someone sells you a product that is different than what they promised you, that is exactly when we need the government to step in and say that is not what that person consented to. when he agreed to pay 20,000 dollars for that car is a car that was going to operate a certain way. i do not think you need by glittery precatory bodies, i think you just need laws against f

but they were always charlatans who prey on the uninformed. but that the bio diesel cars, for example, that they were by my emissions vehicles. is there any role for the government such as the federal trade commission to make sure what people are saying is true or do you think there's any role for lost as a children under some age such as 15 or 12 shouldn't be allowed to wear to avoid expectation? >> the essence of a moral society as it's voluntary.: the we interact voluntarily, basically we reach a mutual agreement or we're free to go our separate ways. nobody can do something without our consent. the question is in cases where somebody says you're a project different than what they promise you, that's exactly what they need government to step in and say that now that the person consented to. he agreed to pay $20,000, it is a card that operate in a certain way. i don't think you need regulatory bodies.s. you just need laws against best and so on. the radio trade bodies do was they don't prescribe criminal behavior. they prescribe and proscrib

it's uninformed. >> it's easy.o figure stuff out and tell us what we need to do. not to blow around with relatively minor winds. we would not have done bretton woods or the marshal plan. we praise the erie canal. we wouldn't build that today. it's so easy to shut down everything that we look back and praise and say, that's why our country is great. we wouldn't have done the constitutional convention in 1787. they'd shut the doors and wouldn't let anybody in. >> for certain elements i disagree with what you're saying. if it were hillary clinton, i don't think the right would be as animated in the past eight years. >> i completely agree. >> you think if it's donald trump -- >> would it be worse with the left and george w. bush? >> about the same. >> you remember the left -- what they thought about "w.." >> "w" got in trouble with the right. >> rightly so. he spent all that money, didn't pay for it. >> you have to praise him for taking on -- for disagreeing with his own base. he did -- he did attempt to move the party

and on the republican side, pretty much what you hear is uninformed bluster and threats.runners would do if they were elected president. and my view is that's a real world out there. it's a complex, dangerous world. and the american people deserve to hear some carefully considered positions from these candidates on how they would handle these. >> how important is temperament? >> well, i always like to quote supreme court justice oliver wendell holmes jr. once said of fdr, president roosevelt, that he had his second rate intellect but a first rate temperament. for me, temperament is the most important quality a president needs to have. people from george washington to ronald reagan all acknowledge they weren't the smartest man in the room. but what they had was the temperament and the confidence to surround themselves with incredible bright people and people of independent views, listen to them and then make up their own minds. all of these presidents -- many of these presidents very smart and their judgment was good partly because they were willing to listen to other peop

there is no excuse to be uninformed. whether it is about the election or the fastest path to the drainpipe, if you think, you can create. if you can do both, you can connect. congratulations on a job well done. congratulations to family ,riends teammates and roommates the southwestern kitchen staff and grounds crew, and building a maintenance gang at security team who worked long and hard to make today shine. congratulations to the university faculty and the high school students, coaches and librarians and music teachers who helped shepherd you to southwestern. me be partor letting of the day. [applause] >> c-span's 2016 look at commencement speeches continues. we are joined by dr. edward berger who is president of southwestern university in texas. an interesting choice for your commencement speaker. is the executive director director of the commission on presidential debates. multifold.it was 'tis the season to be thinking about residential elections in a could not think of a more appropriate individual to speak at a ve

certainly the president of the world bank could not be that uninformed.he groom in bloody truth of history is that the native population enjoys nearly none of the benefits of government. the dangerous apartheid doctrine will snatch away the few crumbs which have been given to the native population. even the world bank had to recognize what continued, that the economic aid to bolster the unashamed not see philosophy of the present government -- nazi philosophy of the present government only strengthened -- the bank's assessment of that initial loan was not as apolitical as eugene black tried to convey. michael lejune acknowledged years later that from the very beginning, the banks recognized that apartheid and the racial tensions made south africa a less than ideal place to invest. he outlined the reasons. the regime would have to shoulder an enormous financial burden to pay for police and military forces large enough and ruthless enough to impress more than 80% of the population. -- oppress more than 80% of the population. the regime's white supremacy cou

that is why here the answer is not to inform the uninformed but rather to delegitimize the delegitimizers. ladies and gentlemen, one of the biggest fallacies, when it comes to anti-semitics, is to believe that it's a disease that information and education alone can eradicate. those who believe this should learn the history of the jewish people, and they should learn that it has inflicted both the ignorant and the educated, and they should learn the legacy of the ancient hatred is not only in the pitchforks and clubs of the pragues, but also in the poison minds and pens of the voltars, and they should read a book called "the devil and the jews," and it was published in 1940 on the eve of the holocaust. here is a passage from it that we should all be wise to keep in mind in the years ahead. all the statistics and the arguments that have been advanced to refute anti-semitic libels have not succeeded in effectively demolishing a single one of them. they thrive despite the fact they could be historians, and all the rest, not to mention simple lovers of truth can argue themselves blue in the fa

i cannot believe how up to's and an -- and uninformed the american people are about what is going onthe world. they are in the middle east to prep up the dollar. invade don'that we have a central bank. after we get done, ruining their country and ruining their economy, we establish a central bank. the only countries left that do iran,ve one, north korea, they do not have central banks. as soon as we invade them, we will establish a central bank. guest: i disagree with the fact that we going to these countries and kill the civilians. when george herbert walker bush went into kuwait, we basically extracted saddam hussein's's military force in kuwait and then we left and came home without receiving anything for the effort. at some point, peaceful state -- peaceful nations around the world decide to engage in where they see mayhem happening. i think american leadership around the world is something that is important. we have been engaged in the world, we have better results in places where we -- virginia, independent, good morning. i have a comment and a follow-up question. the middle ea

i'm not a political analyst but i think trump's whimsical somewhat uninformed comments about these typesare an inch deep are not things that should be moving markets right now. the fact is the uk is a fantastic rally and they is're not part of the common courtesy. you know, whether this changes the uk's role in global trade is another thing. as far as holding hands with putin, this is -- you know, this is exactly what -- you know, what i think is what we have to be careful about. this is strength by a show of force is not necessarily how you do it and that's how he rolls. >> the latest poll in britain, that i saw this morning anyway, seems to indicate there's a lot of support for staying as opposed to leaving. >> there were those various scary things. on and on and on. i mean trump has a point that from the u.s. perspective, whether it stays in or not, it's the choice of great britain. >> what do you think, mike? >> if he expressed concern over the support, which is to say, i think you wouldn't be hearing the same noises. i don't think we're living and dying by every one of these comment

you are saying people, people are not complying, implying they are uninformed.ut we all know we have to pay taxes. we all know that if we have oweme, we go somebody -- we somebody something, or at least a report saying that we fell under. but i do not buy that people do not know they oh something to someone. and i do you think there is a subtle incentive to make everybody a private contractor. because look at what you avoid. the whole fica issue, the health insurance, all of those things. so, i think it is a really, getting issue. i'm interested in response you might have, ms. bruckner. who would not want to be like rabbit, saying they are independent contractors and we are not responsible for anybody? that would be ideal for you. you collect your percentage and move on. but yet, it is a problem. it is a big problem. mr. reed? mr. reed: having been a small business owner, on both sides of this, i am sure i would completely agree with the concept that everybody would love independent contractors. as someone who owned a small business, one of the reasons i hired e

too often survivors are simply uninformed about what is happening, not told about basic evidence and proceedings, and they find that vital evidence was destroyed without their consent or encounter procedural barriers to justice. that's wrong. this bill represents important steps toward a system that mirrors unsparing prosecution of people who commit these heinous offenses with sensitive and fair treatment of survivors. currently, depending on the jurisdiction, there are a wide array of different practices and procedures, sexual assault victims often experience a complex and cryptic maze of policies that deter those survivors from pursuing justice. this legislation will address unique challenges faced by sexual assault survivors, particularly regarding notice, access, and preservation of evidence. the presidentervation of evidence is -- the presidentervation of evidence is tuckly important because the sexual assault evidence collection kits are absolutely vital to justice and successful prosecution. this bill would empower survivors to make more informed decisions throughout the crimi

twice as many people were undocumented in the state of texas as people who were uninformed in the state of texas. now, never mind that a lot of those folks are unemployed for all kinds of reasons, physical skills do those jobs and skilled construction trades, put that aside and pretend to swap them out, that is not realistic but say you could. you would suddenly have a gap of 600,000 workers in the state of texas. in one day. how would you go about filling that gap. the answer is you wouldn't. that would create a difficult and destructive situation and that is basic economics of situations right now. markets have always had remarkable ability to find ways to get things done. the reason we have a lot more undocumented workers than we had 30 years ago is very simple. baby boomers got old. we had shortages of workers. we did all kinds of things, we encouraged more folks to come in. put medicare and childcare and everything else in the workplace to keep people working. we started job sharing, letting people work from home, using more and more technology to take the place of workers, start e

probably criticize them for his incredibly vague statements and take it even further and say he is uninformedmany misstatements and all over the map on so many things. he has said that south korea and japan, perhaps. ought to have nuclear weapons. he would not hesitate to use a nuclear weapon in europe. he said a lot of things that will terrify people. he said them on camera again and again and again. >> you know the one thing that we haven't talked about much tonight, ellen, and that is this pending decision by the fbi to make a referral; to the department of justice over hillary clinton's e-mails and whether or not she broke the law, not once, not twice, but repeatedly, arguably 2,000 times. that's how many classified documents have run through her private, in the basement, e-mail server and whether she in doing so risked national security. depending on what the fbi and the doj does that could change the equation dramatically. >> there are a lot of things that could change the election drastically. with her she has not been interviewed by the fbi. so that's one thing. and two i've always ar

. >> well, the editors say they never intended to make anyone look bad or uninformed.n here. >> well, this former detective has solved what's for dinner. >> that's right. fox news contributor bo dietl is "cooking with friends." good morning. >> you know what? when they asked me to do this i was real excited because my mother was born in sicily. so i'm italian. i'm more italian than german, so as a cop i used to work in east harlem. i had a famous restaurant, rayo's restaurant. so i watched him and his wife annie cook. that's how i learned how to do it. i learned the tricks and there's a picture with me and frankly and vinny rayo up there. in 1986. so i mean -- >> that's you on the right? >> yeah. with the long hair and beard. >> he was auditioning for "duck dynasty" early. >> well, this sauce -- yeah. you can use san marazano tomato, you boil or take the skin -- but i use the base sauce. san marazano tomatoes. no fake stuff in there. very natural ingredients. so here's the sauce, you put the olive oil in the skillet pan. then take the -- you chop up the mushrooms. and

. >> senator john mccain, who once calmed trump's statements uninformed and indeed dangerous says heat now support him, with conditions. >> i think it's important for donald trump to express his appreciation for veterans. >> reporter: others pressing feverishly for a third party option, including one group, conservatives against trump. their concern -- that trump isn't conservative enough to carry the party torch. >> this is called the republican party. not called the conservative party. >> reporter: this as trump continues to change his tune on tax hikes for wealthy americans. >> i've come up with the biggest tax cut by far of any candidate, anybody, and i put it in. when it comes time to negotiate, i feel less concerned with the rich than i do with the middle class. >> reporter: and on minimum wage. >> i like the idea of, let the states decide, but i think people should get more -- >> reporter: and those policy differences are just that. with paul ryan. that's no small thing. while paul ryan has pointed out, guys, that the tone of donald trump's campaign has been concerning up to thi

on the republican side, pretty much what you hear is uninformed bluster and threats. the american people a at this stage in the campaign have no idea what either one of these front runners would do if they are elected president. that's a real world out there. it's a complex, dangerous world. the american people deserve to hear some carefully considered positions from these candidates on how they would handle these very complex problems. >> what is your view of the two candidates? are they driven by a passion for leadership, the true definition of leadership, do you think? >> the honest answer is i don't know. i don't know what drives either one of these candidates. it's hard for me to put either of them on the couch and try to analyze their motives and why they are running for office. but it would sure be nice to hear either of them talk more realistically about what they actually would do to try and address some of the problems that we face. both internally and this very complex international situation. other than just basically yelling at each other. >> richard, it'

they are uninformed basically about the palestinian -- but when they listen to the drumbeat of indictment over three months with resolutions passed that read like findings of fact and conclusions of law, and to internalize willy-nilly is delegitimizing dynamic. and that is why one of the things we need to do is to address and redress the situation that's going on at the united nations. we know about the 40th anniversary that zionism is racism resolution. resolution. let me to you what took place at the exact same time that kind of coverage and even know remembrance at all, a process which began than that has been continued sense, which was that attempt to portray israel been as the enemy of all that is good, as a repository of all that is evil. and so it was that in 1974 and 1975, israel was helped out to be the enemy of labor. evidence? the resolution of the international labor organization condemning can i use the word alleged, condemning. the enemy of health? evidence? condemning israeli mass poisoning of palestinians on the west bank. the enemy of culture. evidence, the revolution of

saying that the best way to stop trump, to stop, and i'm quoting, to his xenophobic, racist or uninformed>> i love this. so trump criticizes the government of mexico. can you agree or disagree. how is that racist? there is nothing racist about that. wanting secure borders. wanting to know who is in your country and who is not. wanting to limit low wage. it's not racist. whether you agree or not it's unfair attack. >> on the other side of the aisle, hillary clinton seems to think she has the woman vote on lock especially because donald trump is the presumptive no, ma'am thief the republican party physically handing out woman card. frank luntz had a panel with female voters. here is what they had had to say about hillary clinton. >> i want a word or phrase to describe hillary clinton. >> corrupt. >> liar. >> deceiver. >> opportunist. >> hillary has devoted her life, she is extremely intelligent. she spent her whole life in service to this nation and service to women. >> as a woman i didn't get any special treatment where i'm at today. i went out and earned it myself. i don't think women sho