. >> malaysian prime minister ja najib razak has called the rallies unpatriotic. what is it looking on the second day of protest? >> this was a normal pre-independence day speech for independence day coming up on monday. this was a normal speechish and there was much speculation or not he would refer to this protest, but he did refer to it he e spent quite a bit of time in that speech and we must reject any form of protest that disrupt public order and went on much stronger to say that in islam they're prohibited, and that they will never allow anyone from within or outside to walk in and destroy all that we've built. a clear reference there to the current political situation and perhaps the pressure that he's starting to feel. he also spoke quite a bit about the economy because after all the protesters that have gathered have gathered here in kuala lumpur, saying not only is the prime minister guilty of corruption, but also guilty of mismanaging the economy. but he aggravated that malaysia is not a failed state, and people have been misinformed by rumors and prop

and-- male: i've chosen to filibuster the patriot act because the patriot act is the most unpatriotic of acts. sam: a public act of defiance, sure. but did rand paul follow through on threats of a filibuster? we look into the details. finally-- donald trump: they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime. sam: a tragic shooting in san francisco and the arrest of an undocumented immigrant. a unique event, or really a link between immigration and crime? we uncover the truth in this edition of "reality check." sam: and good evening, and welcome to "reality check." i'm sam brock. for the next 30 minutes, we'll take a closer look at topics making headlines, and claims coming from high-profile leaders, to separate the truth from the bunk. we begin with an issue that's been a real drain on our state's resources, water or lack thereof. you see, california farmers had had to cut back, and the impact is huge. more than half of the country's fruits vegetables, and nuts are grown right here. with fierce competition over a finite resource fingers are being pointed. enter the one crop that's taken t

some people take that to mean that american corporations are horrible and greedy and unpatriotic. our treasury secretary said american companies that do business overseas to escape high taxes here are unpatriotic. you know what that indicates? a fundamental misunderstanding of the system. people don't go into business to support the government. they go into business to make money. if you are smart, you create an ear that is conducive to them making money. . he andr of course, youe do much better because.you get that is the way it works. we have a strange mentality that has taken root, where let's just say you have a tax system. where you have a 10% tax rate based on the typing -- tithing. a guide me tenderly in dollars, he gets $1 billion. the guy who made $10 billion, he's got $9 billion left. we cannot let him have that. we have to take more of his money. the problem with that kind of thinking which is called socialism, is that you now don't have as much money as the guy with 10 billion. next year, he will put in less than one billion. more and partly, he will take what he does

essentially he's called them unpatriotic. over the last few days the police have said that this protest is illegal, the government has banned access to the main websites, so people don't have direct information on where to go, how to gather. they've also banned these yellow tee shirts that you see people wearing. the yellow sheets that have birthday 4 logo on them. they clearly have no effect whatsoever, there are thousands of people walking around with the tee shirts and calling for reports. >> krishma, behind you it looks fairly calm. this gathering has been deemed illegal. you're saying that the tee shirts we can see everyone wearing are illegal. what response has there been from security, from the police? >> reporter: well, the police presence here around the square is very high, around 4,000 police personnel have been deployed to provide security. so farce the atmosphere is like a street carnival. but as it says, the protest has a history of getting violent. last time in 2012 the police deployed teerk tear gas and watr c

come compared -- unpatriotic, compared to hardliners.it is to shut down debate, to make this about something other than arguing on the merit of the deal. i am there disappointed. i know the senator was meeting with the president last night. i do want to say i wish you had been there last night to hear the discussion. one day sherman said she would come share with us how the arrangement was working. i called early this morning to ask if she would at least let us have her notes from when she was briefed by the iaea. i'm beginning to believe that one of the reasons they do not want people to know -- it is not 's confidentiality. i don't think it would stand the test of late-night comedy. i president obama: -- senator corker: the fact that we have concerns about trafficking, that on unanimous vote we ended slavery in this work, that that somehow we would not be viewed as patriotic or unpatriotic, that somehow people are not serious on these issues. senator cardin: you have always been a thoughtful and principled person. i respect your leader

and-- male: i've chosen to filibuster the patriot act because the patriot act is the most unpatriotic of acts. sam: a public act of defiance, sure. but did rand paul follow through on threats of a filibuster? we look into the details. finally-- donald trump: they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime. sam: a tragic shooting in san francisco and the arrest of an undocumented immigrant. a unique event, or really a link between immigration and crime? we uncover the truth in this edition of "reality check." sam: and good evening, and welcome to "reality check." i'm sam brock. for the next 30 minutes, we'll take a closer look at topics making headlines, and claims coming from high-profile leaders, to separate the truth from the bunk.

policy does not mean journalists are unpatriotic. it is clear that pyle wrote about the war in such away that he thought it could help the american war effort. not in the sense of propaganda, not in the sense of telling lies. in the sense of holding back certain things. in the sense of writing about these soldiers' sacrifice in a way that would encourage people on the homefront to do their share in the war. does that mean pyle was not a great writer, was not a great journalist? it depends on how you feel about this question, about the journalist in wartime. is it his, her obligation to tell the absolute whole truth, or to tell the truth in so far as it will help his or her country when the war? war?n the this is a very difficult question. each generation that sees america go to war has to wrestle with it all over again. so, i would urge you guys to think about it. in this time of turmoil in the world, as america faces the prospect of war, military conflicts abroad. there is time for a couple of lessons. -- questions. anybody have som

court guidance as unpatriotic. lawmakers in many states went on a rampage pushing for changes.colorado last september conservative scoob board members said the a.p. american history materials should not encourage or condone civil disorder. ( cheers ) that sparked civil disorder, massive community protest. the republican national committee adopted a resolution calling last year's framework biasd and inaccurate. ben carson a republican now running for president went even further. >> i mean, i think most people when they finish that course they'd be ready to go sign up for isis. >> reporter: the college board knows the revised framework won't make everyone happy. >> i think people, frankly, on both the left and the right have greatly exaggerated the power of this document. >> reporter: the college board doesn't mandate specific text books. the framework is a guide not a requirement, about lesson plans. a.p. u.s. history teachers remain free to teach what they think is important without considering the controversy du jour elaine. >> quijano: contessa, thank you. a high-tech tool he

that somehow we will not be viewed as people who are unpatriotic. be viewed as people that somehow are not serious about this issue. today we are going to examine, read from the 2015 at state department trafficking and persons report. this year's report has attracted significant interest because of controversy over how rankings were made regarding certain -- countries including india, china, malaysia, cuba, and mexico. we thank under secretary of state sarah sewall for testifying today so she can explain these rankings. if it is true that the administration politicized this report there are questions about why they chose to significantly manage a tool and has manifested in fighting slavery around the world. we're actually going to end modern slavery -- if we're actually going to end modern slavery we need to take on the hard questions and work harder. how we make the tough calls matters. the integrity of the tip report matters for our country's credibility when we speak up for the powerless and oppressed. the state department and our nation will be

some people take that to mean american corporations are horrible and greedy and unpatriotic.tary of treasury said american companies who do business overseas to escape the high taxes here are unpatriotic. you know what that indicates? a basic misunderstanding of our system. people do not go into business to support the government. if you are smart you create an atmosphere that is conducive to that making money here. of course, you do much better if they are making money here because you get more revenue and you are able to do more things. that is the way it works. we have this strange mentality that has taken root where, let's just say, you have a tax system where you have a 10% tax rate ba. the guy makes $10 billion and pays $1 billion. a guy pays $10 and pays one dollar. some people say that is not fair because the guy still has $9 billion left. we have to take more of his money. the problem with that kind of thinking, which is called socialism by the way, is that you now don't have as much money as the guy with $10 billion so next year you will put in less than $1 billion.

and we will not be viewed as people who are unpatriotic or be viewed as people who are not serious about the issues. >> in regards to your opening comments, i think you are continuing and have been a thoughtful principled person. i know you to know that. i respect greatly your leadership on the committee in the manner we have been able to work together. >> hopefully if i disagree with you once you won't compare me to the hardliner side in iran. >> and i want to -- i am still going through the review process. i have not reached a decision on the vote that will take place when we return in september. and i want to underscore the point that senator corker and i working with our leadership encouraged our leadership to provide for the debate on the floor of the united states senate that we think is fitting this critical issue. yesterday, without any objection we moved on to the bill. on tuesday we will not have to go through -- in september we will not have to go through a poacher vote or go through procedural hurdles. we will be on to the bill. at that point, i expect the majority leader wil

. >> does it seem unpatriotic to support this deal? is this a patient being painted by those who are against it? >> not at all. in israel one of the good things about here, and believe you me we have problems, we actually, i find it easier to debate for the deal than i would in the united states. thein the united states they care very deeply for israel, but the majority of israelis mistrust the iranian regime because of the threats, etc. but we here we have--we can oppose government views on this, and a lot of people appreciate another point of view. what carries more weight than the voice of experts in israel is that people of israel find it extremely difficult to trust anything that the iranian regime does, especially after the denial of the holocaust. that there is a negative mind switch towards the irans. >> thank you very much. still to come on this program, the u.n. security council in south sudan's latest. environmentalists with industry and human consumption making the dead sea even deader. >>> and crossing the golden gate brid

debate by saying those who have questions, legitimate questions legitimate questions, are somehow unpatriotic, are somehow compared to hardliners in iran. it is to make this something about other than arguing it on the merits. i'm very disappointed. senator cardin was needed with the president last night. i want to say, senator, i usually have been there last night to hear the discussion about -- wendy sherman said yesterday, she would say how -- how that arrangement was working. i called her early this morning asterisk she would at least at a minimum that is have heard notes from when she was brief by the iaea. i am beginning to believe that one of the reasons a do not want people to know -- it is not about iran's confidentiality. i do not it withstand the test of late-night comedy if people understood how the -- was being done. i just hope we today that we thank sarah sewall for being here, the fact that we have concerns about trafficking that on unanimous vote of we ended slavery in this work, that somehow we would not be viewed as patriotic or unpatriotic, that somehow people are not seri

some people take that to mean american corporations are horrible greedy and unpatriotic.ur secretary of treasury said american companies that do business overseas to escape the high taxes here are unpatriotic. you know what that indicates? a basic fundamental misunderstanding of our system. people don't go into business to support the government. they go into business to make money. if you're smart, you create an atmosphere that is conducive to them making money here. of course you do much better if they are making money here, because you get more revenue and you are able to do more things. that's the way it works. we have this strange mentality that has taken root where let's just say you have a tax system where you have a 10% tax rate based on the bible, tithing. the guy makes $10 billion. he pays $1 billion. he makes $10, he ways $1. now, some people say, well, that's not fair. because the guy who makes $10 billion, he still has $9 billion left. we can't let him still have $9 billion left. we have to take more of his money. you know, the problem with that kind of think

voted to end modern slavery in this world, that somehow we will not be viewed as people who are unpatriotic be viewed as some other people are not serious about this issue spirit first, thank you for convening this hearing. in regards to your opening comments i want you to know i think you are a continued and always have been a thoughtful principled person but i want you to know that and i respect greatly your leadership on this committee in the matter we been able to work together. >> hopefully if i disagree with you once you will not compare me to the hardliners in iran. >> that's -- i want to i'm still going through the review process. i have not reached a decision on a boat that will take place when we return in september. i want to underscore a point that senator corker and by working with our leadership encouraged our leadership to provide for the debate on the floor of the united states said that we think is befitting this critical issue. so yesterday without any objection we moved on to the bill. when we come back on tuesday we will not have to go through september, new mexico three

as utterly screwed as detroit may be, you have to be a twisted, unpatriotic freak to not believe that in a back alley? >> yes. >> all right. >> chef craig lightfield has done what many would call a very unwise thing. after working at gotham grill in manhattan, instead of staying where the money inarguably was, he returned to detroit. he's been working to get a brick and mortar establishment going by first doing regular popups here at guns and butter. tucked into the back room of an art gallery under an overpass in downtown detroit. do you have like a really weird attitude towards food in general? >> yeah. >> what's that? >> you got liquor, you got cigarettes, you got coffee. >> we're going to eat well. >> charlie rudolph may have a pulitzer prize. but his appreciation of fine food and dining is, shall we say -- >> that cheese? >> lacking. simply put, he's a philistine. warm egg yolk with a generous helping of smelt roe on top? egg with eggs? yes, please. he scarves his like he's at ruby tuesday's. >> you've got all these kids. they're flooding into detroit. which is good. how is that

the malaysian prime minister n ajib raz ak called the demonstrations unpatriotic. >>> rebels and the army of south sudan accuse each other of violating the cease-fire just hours after it went into effect. >> egypt summoning britain's ambassador. they said that egypt should be built on the freedom of expression. >>> the refugee crisis is the worst that europe has seen since world war ii. the united nations said that 300,000 people have crossed the mediterranean this year. they're trying to get to the e.u. many have made it to greece. the number of arrivals growing, the government there is struggling to cope. >> these afghan children are having a little of their childhood restored to them. the red cross has set up this tent for games inside of a government-sponsored camp. here they have food and 24 hour medical care. much has been taken from them in war and exile. thi he was born in exile they left afghanistan because his family feared for their lives. >> in afghanistan there were people who would kill our people. i'm going to a place that. >> --morthis facility is an improvement on th

that somehow we will not be viewed as people who are unpatriotic. be viewed as people that somehow are not serious about this issue. today we are going to examine, recently released 2015 state department trafficking in persons report. this year's report has attracted significant interest of the controversy over how tier rankings were made regarding certain countries including india, china, malaysia, cuba saudi arabia and mexico. we thank under secretary of state sarah sewall for testifying today so she can explain these rankings. if it is true that the administration politicized this report, there are questions about why they chose to significantly diminished a tool that has manifested in fighting slavery around the world. we're actually going to end modern slavery -- if we're we need to take on the hard questions and work harder. how we make the tough calls matters. the integrity of the tip report matters for our country's credibility when we speak up for the powerless and oppressed. the state department and our nation will be judged by how state d

and-- male: i've chosen to filibuster the patriot act because the patriot act is the most unpatrioticfiance, sure. but did rand paul follow through on threats of a filibuster? we look into the details.

debate by saying those who have questions legitimate questions, legitimate questions, are somehow unpatriotic or so now compared to hardliners. in iran. again it's to shut down the debate, to make the something but other than argument it on the merits of the deal. so i'm very disappointed. i know senator cardin was meeting with the president last night. i do want to say i wish that you'd been a last night to hear, to do the discussion about parchin. wendy sherman said she would come share with us how parchin how the arrangement was working. i called early this morning to ask her if she would at least at a minimum let us have her notes from when she was briefed by the iaea. and i'm beginning to believe that one of the reasons they do not want people to know it's not about iran's confidentiality. i don't think it would stand the test of late-night comedy. if people understood how the parchin thing was being done. so i just hope that today we thank sarah for being here, the fact that we have concerns about trafficking that again on a unanimous vote. we voted to in the modern slavery in this worl

you felt you were not any longer being considered as the black ,epresentative and the leftist the unpatriotic opponent of the vietnam war? julian bond: for some people this never happened. but for most people -- politicians are very rational. if everybody in the front rows were voting on something and they had to get a majority and the people on this side voted one way and the people on this side voted another and these people could get one person to come over they would do it and they would be nice to a person and be nice to my wife was very personable and talk to her and promise her things that he would like. i do not mean brides. just that when she had an -- bribes. the that when she had an that when shest had an argument they would be on her side. when it became clear that i was a vote and i could be for them or against them they began to pay attention to me and asked me to vote for them and in turn i asked them to vote for me. so i would say about two years. when you were first elected, there were eight of you elected at the same time who were african-american. you were the only one who

vote we voted to end slavery in this world that somehow we will not be viewed as people who are unpatriotic. but they are somehow not serious about these issues. >> thank you for convening the hearing and in regard to your opening comments i want you to know that you have been a principled person and i respect this in the manner that we have been able to work together and hopefully if i disagree with the ones you won't compare me to the hardliners. and i'm still going through the review process, i have not reached a decision on the vote that is going to take place when we return in september. and i would like to underscore a point that the senator and i working with our leadership encouraged the leadership especially in regards to befitting this critical issue. without any objection we moved onto the belt. so when we come back tuesday we will not have to go through a cloture vote or any procedures. we will be on the bill. at that point i expect that the majority leader is going to put forward the bill that we will be voting on and we will be right on that debate when we return and use that

this is not unpatriotic. number of ways students learn to be patriot mick and express american pride. we have responsibility to help our students understand citizenship, proper respect for the flag. >> what they're teaching kids is is less son in inability of people in charge to not make distinctions. i'm sure that guy is decent. they're banning all flags. what message are kids getting? >> you see the flag flying behind him. it's still flying at school. they can't have them on their trucks. is it history and heritage or hate? does the flag belong in a museum like many have said? >> does the school have the right to tell students on the back of their truck they drive they can't putlag sticker on their car? >> there should be an exception. >> the point of the school is teach kids things. i wonder what percentage of kids at this high school in tennessee could tell you what decade the civil war took place or what the confederate battle flag was supposed to represent or anything at all in american history? they're

debate by saying those who have questions, legitimate questions, legitimate questions are somehow unpatriotic, or somehow compared to hardliners. again if to shut down debate, it's to make this about something other than arguing it on the merit of the deal. i'm very disappointed, i know senators are meeting with the president last night i wish you would have been there to hear the discussion about perching. about how that arrangement was working. i called her early this morning to ask her if she would at least come at a minimum, have heard notes when she was briefed by the iaea. i'm beginning to believe one of the reasons they do not want people to know, it's it's not about iran's confidentiality, i don't think it would stand the test of late-night comedy if people understood how the parking thing was named on. i just hope that today we have concerns about trafficking, again on a unanimous vote, we voted to end slavery of this world. that somehow we will not be viewed as people who are on patriotic, be viewed as people that somehow people are not serious about this issue. today we are going t

debate by saying those who have questions, legitimate questions, legitimate questions, are somehow unpatriotic. >> the white house had likened the -- calling for diplomacy but mr. obama's tone was combative. >> i got the sense that the president lectures during his. >> the point is we're creating a culture that is not conducive to good policy or good politics. the american people deserve better. >>> josh earnest equipped, i doubt it, that is a sign the white house believes it has the votes, even though it might be not be pretty. >>> joins mess now is congresswoman from hawaii. congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us to talk about this. >>> the u.s. believes russia was behind this hack. do you see this as a new cold war? >> brianna, first of all. aloha. thanks for having me on your show today. >> i think it further highlights and provides another example of how much more seriously we need to be taking these steps. and make sure our defenses are strong enough. >> what do you think is the appropriate proportional response to this? >> well, i mean i think first of all, we have to figure out e

we ended slavery in this work, that -- world that somehow we would not be viewed as patriotic or unpatriotic, that somehow people are not serious on these issues. senator cardin: you have always been a thoughtful and principled person. i respect your leadership on this committee in the matter that we had been able to work together. senator corker: hopefully if i do not disagree with you once, you will not compare me with the hardliners in iran. senator cardin: i am still going through the review process. i have not reached a decision on the vote that will take place when we return in i want to september. underscore a point that senator corker and i, working with our leadership, encouraged to -- the leadership to provide for the debate on the floor of the u.s. senate that we think would be fitting of this critical issue. yesterday without objection we moved on to the bill, so when we come back on tuesday, we will not go through a cloture vote, not go to any procedural hurdles. we will be on the bill. i expect the majority leader will put forward the bill that we will be voting on and be right

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