are they unpatriotic? on twitter people went crazy saying the farmers should pay more money.et's go to the panel and ask. illegal immigrants have jobs in this country. illegal immigrant men have the highest percentage of work than anybody. but the question is, if you sends them away, how do you fill those jobs immediately? >> here airs simple fact, charles. if you have reward bad behavior, all you get is more bad behavior. if you want control of the immigration process and our borders, you have to practice the rule of law. when you threaten the rule of law, free market economics will not work. it becomes crony capitalism or cronyism, and i don't think anybody should be advocating violating the rule of law and thinking magically that we are going to make capitalism and free market economy work. >> just because someone is foreign doesn't mean they rob a bank. just because they are not american citizens who want a job that is not paying well enough doesn't mean they should hire illegals. that's the market saying that job needs to be paying more. that the job is in less demand be

we can support candidates without treating opponents as unpatriotic or treasonous. deliberately trying to weaken america, that is not just one candidate, some of those so called responsible candidates, including a gentleman from this state -- [appuse] president obama: you read what rooted int is no more reality than some of these other statements. policiesint out that without describing them as a government takeover, assault on freedom. by the way, when i say this, this is not about political correctness. it is about not having to explain to our kids why our politics sounds like a schoolyard fight. we should not be afraid to take them to rallies or watch debates. they watch the way that we conduct ourselves, they learn from us. we should be teaching them something about democracy as a vibrant and precious thing. it will be there's some day -- theirs someday and we should be teaching them how to disagree with them, how to engage, analyze facts, and how to be honest and truthful. make a mistake, teach them that politics is about a battle of ideas and resolving differe

familiar with being the target of negative attacks, as a religious infidel, an aurist crat, corrupt, unpatriotic, tyrannical, possibly black, and proponent of misedge nation, abraham frinis the first during his reelection campaign of 1864 dove talede. but the perennial charge against him was that he was a vulgar village politician. as the new york herald described him in 1960. when lincoln was 28 years old he tried out the word politician as an accusation against his opponent. he arose on the floor of the illinois legislature in defense of the state bank which he proposed to fund vast public works. the politician, he said, by unholy means, is endeavoring to blow up the storm that he may ride upon or directed. mr. chairman, this movement is exclusively the work of politicians, a set of men who have interests aside from the i want rest of the people and who to say the most of them are taken as enmass at least one long step removed from honest men. and then he added. i say this with a greater freedom because being a politician myself, none can regard it as personal. a politician myself. this was on

familiar with being the target of negative attacks, as a religious infidel, an aristocrat, corrupt, unpatriotic, tie ran cal, possibly black, and a proponent of ma south nation, abraham as a notorious campaign pamphlet dubbed him, but the charge against him from beginning to end was that he was a vulgar village politician. as the new york herald described him in 1860. when lincoln was 28 years old, he tried out the word politician as an accusation against his opponents. he rose on the floor of the legislature in defense of the state bank which he proposed to fund vast public works. the politician he said by unholy means is endeavoring to blow up a storm that he may ride upon and direct. mr. chairman, although lincoln could would have said cheerman in his kentucky voice, this movement is exclusively the work of politicians, a set of men who have interests aside from the interests of the people. and who to say the most of them are taken as a mass at least one long step removed from honest men. and then he added, i say this with a greater freedom because being a politician myself none can regard i

that mix would be this -- a kind of unpatriotic or un-american patriotism. number two, a kind of thin christianity. and a virulent anti-immigrant sentiment. fast forward, 2016. we have americans who find themselves in the throes of economic anxiety and economic insecurity in the wake of a rising tide of income inequalq y inequality. they're being appealed to on the basis of an anti-immigrant campaign appeal. otherization. in addition to that, a patriotism. the naacp is committed to maximizing the vote. we don't argue or campaign for any candidate of any party. but we do campaign against any effort to make any citizen feel less than a citizen and less than a member of this democracy. that is our position. that's who we are. those are the values that we stand for. and we are clear about that everywhere we are. in twouz units across the country. every large city and hundreds and hundreds of small towns. in prisons. in churches. in synagogues. in native american reservations. in hamlets. villages. every corner of this country is represented by the naacp and in e

. >> not really just uncooperative with the federal investigation, but unpatriotic, so it was challengings charging but the way they even gauged and willing it helped with the backtracking from the fbi and they have come out on top this week on the issues of privacy and security. >> they said the only way they could do this with the terrorist phone was to get help from apple, and now? >> they backtracked, wait, there might be another solution. and they did get criticized across the media for doing that. >>> still to come, a list of all the people and places with donald trump loves with one rather surprising names. >> i love the hispanics. i love the evangelicals, i love the mormons. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discover

as utterly screwed as detroit may be, you have to be a twisted, unpatriotic freak to not believe thatback alley? >> anthony: yes. >> charlie: all right. >> anthony: chef craig lieckfelt has done, what many would call, a very unwise thing. after working at gotham grill and jean georges 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 pop ups here at guns and butter, tucked into the back room of an art gallery, under an overpass in downtown detroit. and you have like a really weird attitude towards food, in general. >> charlie: yeah. >> chef craig: what's that? >> charlie: you know, you've got liquor, you've got cigarettes, you've got coffee. [ laughter ] >> anthony: or all of those. we're going to eat well. charlie leduff may have a pulitzer prize, but his appreciation of fine food and dining is, shall we say -- charlie: is that cheese? >> anthony: lacking. simply put, he's a philistine. warm egg yolk with a generous helping of smelt roe on top. egg with eggs?

clark calls the scheme unpatriotic and a way for wealthy corporate interests to manipulate the system >>> now to our decision 2016 coverage. tonight we're learning of an arrest after an assault at a donald trump campaign rally. take a look. a 78-year-old man is facing charges after police say he assault add protester who interrupted donald trump's speech at a campaign rally in fayetteville, north carolina. authorities were escorting the protester out when they say john franklin mcgraw hit the man in the face and in the head. officers then tackled the protester, the sheriff says he is investigating the incident. tonight trump and the rest of the republican presidential hopefuls will take the stage in miami for their 12th debate. the republican party chairman says he wants this one to be more of a g-rated event. we'll have a live preview of what's at stake. >> we're learning new information about the victims killed in a shooting spree at a cook-out near pittsburgh. why police say this was not a random attack. >>> a delaware county police officer finds himself on the other side of the la

. >> apple was being portrayed not as only uncooperative but unpatriotic so it was a challenge. >> itas challenging but the way they have engaged and also it helped with the backtracking from the f.b.i. they have come out on top. this week. over privacy and security. >> you would say the f.b.i., not such as far as media? >> they said the only way to do this was to get help from apple? >> new though said, well, wait, there could be another solution and they got criticized across the media for doing this. >> thank you, shana glenzer. >> list of all the places that donald trump plaintiffs. >> i love the hispanics. >> i laud saudis. >> i love the mormons. i love the evangelicals. -oh, pizza is here! -oh! yeah, come on in! [claps] woah! lose the sneakers pal. kind of a thing. spring is on. start your trugreen lawn plan today. trugreen. live life outside. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. ev

you know, being unpatriotic, whatever that means to him towards donald trump, and you know, and i want to go back to what bob said earlier. it's not just the sort of socioeconomic level that we saw him punch him in the face earlier today on another network, a person who was on the apprentice with donald trump, and i believe it's being reported was once president of trump bro duproductions, went o television and thought it was delivered by a 78-year-old, and basically, i believe, was quoted as something to the effect of these liberals don't have any respect for freedom of speech. you don't see people going out to a hillary clinton campaign and causing this kind of trouble. it's a problem. >> i think everybody saw what that was. that was a punch delivered directly to the face of somebody with tremendous hatred and anger, with anything you want to assume about it i think is fair at this point. thank you, hallie jackson, great reporting as always about crowds getting a sense of them and a mix in the crowd for those there for the show and those with anger. robert costa, thank you for the sc

i do think apple, so i think the first thing to note is there's nothing unpatriotic about apple challengingourt order. that's the right of an american company and if the company believes there's a defective process computes the right to ensure a federal judge take up the issue and tell them yes or no. so with that at the outset, judge ornstein's opinion which will certainly go up on appeal and we will get the ultimate answer on that, regarding the applicability of the all writs act. looked yes, the all writs act as a 1789 statute. the bill of rights is ratified to usually good we think that's pretty good law. the notion that laws die of old age just doesn't hold, like that's not come i think another way to refer to those laws would be bedrock principles, a foundation to the credit jurisprudence. it's important understand that a lot of ways to look at these things. the impor important thing aboute appliques is for our note security concerns there. apple has the software in question. they voluntarily engineered it. they protect it. there's been no intimation it's ever been compromised on that

nontheists, as coming to the as one nonpluralistic society and pushing back on demagoguery because it's unpatriotic and even un-american. >> congressman carson, general clark, thank you both for your insights today. >> thank you, reverend. >>> coning up from the stop trump movement to lose with cruz. what's left for republican voters? and the democrats, we'll talk to the two candidates shaping one of the biggest 2016 fights in the democratic party. and they aren't hillary clinton or bernie sanders. p you acceler, we've created a new company. one totally focused on what's next for your business. accelerating innovation. accelerating next. hewlett packard enterprise. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otez

. >> when she said for the first time in my adult life -- >> she was called unpatriotic, racist. was acclaimed to be anti white. >> and what it was like to be the target of a right wing miss original knee campaign. >> absolutely. do you think it was ideological at all? i appreciated you saying nobody has taken the "national enquirer" report seriously. but we don't need to spiral off. if you want to talk about abortion issues, why won't somebody ask hillary clinton who hasn't had a press conference in months. why won't somebody ask her her positions on abortion? why is she for taxpayer funded abortion? why is she for fetal pain abortion after nonpartisan doctors and scientists have said a fetus can feel pain? >> let me ask you this question. now i feel we are in many ways taking this campaign back to the late '60s and early '70s, including relitigating things like contraception and abortion. does it feel that way to you, we are now back to arguing women in terms of not just appearance, in terms of the basis sort of ideas about what women are and what they should be in public life

preservation but they are an all woman run organization and they are all built on private donations unpatrioticiduals and foundations from the people who coming the people who coming to visit it at the great honor to serve that mission to preserve the estate at the highest level and to teach people all over the world about the life, leadership and legacy of george washington. and we couldn't do without the generation of important donors like henry ford. as many of you know an early don't think he did not its first fire engine. and ever since we've gotten the fire engines from ford motor company, and they sponsored a number of exciting things including this book talk. i also like to welcome the c-span audience is coming tonight and we always a push when they come out and help to publicize these great events. they are popular and department on c-span as well. now, we have a very special guest tonight, an old friend to mount vernon and the story of washington. we have tried one who is the editor in chief of the washington papers at charleston. this this is one of the most extraordinary scholarly p

i do think apple, so i think the first thing to note, there is nothing unpatriotic about apple challenging a court order. that is right of an american company. if a company believes there is defective process it's their right and their obligation to insure that a federal judge take up the issue and tell them yes or no. so with that at the outset, that said, judge ornstein's opinion, which will certainly go up on appeal and get the ultimate answer on that, regarding the applicability of the all writs act, look, yes, the all writs act is 1789 statute. the bill of rights was ratified in 1791, two years later. we still think that is pretty good law. the notion that laws die of old age just doesn't hold. that is sort of not, i think another way to refer to those laws would be bedrock principles, right? foundational to the united states jurisprudence. i think it is important to understand there are a lot of ways to look at these things. the important thing about the apple says there are no security concerns there, right? apple has the software in question. they voluntary engineered it. they prot

i kind of unpatriotic or un-american patriotism.ber two, a kind of than christianity, and a virulent anti-immigrant sentiment. fast forward 2016, we have americans who find themselves in the throes of economic insight and economic insecurity in the wake of a rising tide of income inequality. they are being appealed to on the basis of an anti-immigrant campaign. in addition to that two corinthian kind of christianity. and lastly and un-american patriotism. the naacp is committed to maximizing the vote. we don't argue or campaign for any candidate of any party, but we do campaign against any effort to make any citizen feel less of a citizen unless a member of this democracy. that is our position. that's who we are. those are the vouchers that we stand for. and we are clear about that everywhere we are. in 2000, 200 units all across the country in every state and the largest city in hundreds and hundreds of small towns, in prisons, in churches, in synagogues, and native american reservations, and hamlets, and villages, every corner of

i do think apple -- the first thing to note is there is nothing unpatriotic about apple challenging a court order. that's the right of an american company and if the company believes there's a defective process, it's their right to have a judge take up the issue. that said, judge or ren stein's opinion which will go up on appeal and we'll get the ultimate answer on that, regarding the applicability of the all ritz bill, we still think that is pretty good law. so the notion that laws sort of die of old age just doesn't hold. that's sort of -- i think another way to refer to those laws would be bedrock principles, a foundation of united states jurisprudence. there's a lot of ways to look at these things. the important thing about the apple case is that there are no security concerns there. apple has the software in question. they voluntarily engineered it. they protect it. there's been no intimation that there was a compromise. there's a warrant. i think it's important to discuss about whether congress has a role to speak here. in terms of what apple is asserting in the eastern district

it grew massively in numbers -- theis toxic mix of unpatriotic americanism. number two, a kind of thin christianity and anti-immigrant sentiment. fast-forward 2016. we have americans that find themselves in the throes of economic -- in the wake of income inequality. they are being appealed to on the basis of anti-immigrants in addition to that, a two corinthian kind of christianity. lastly un-american patriotism. is committed to maximizing the vote. we don't argue or campaign for any candidate. campaign against any effort to make any citizen feel less than a citizen and less than a member of this democracy -- less of a member of this democracy. standare the values we for, and we are clear about that everywhere we are. units across the country in every state, every large city, and hundreds of small towns, in prisons, churches, synagogues, native american riches -- native american reservations. every corner of this country is represented by the naacp. we have members, we have takethizers, and those who a clear unapologetic stance against any campaign rhetoric t

to the honest with you, i think that is more unpatriotic than any protester standing up in the middledonald trump's rallies. i believe that they should pay their fair share the matter what the taxes they use. they use our highways and bridges and ports. they need to pace of the next business can use the roads and bridges and ports. all them going overseas leaves a big hole for that to be done and that is why our bridges are crumbling right now. i like to know what you have to think about all that. a couple of things -- i do not think the reason our bridges are crumbling is because businesses are going overseas. this is a phenomenon that i cannot think i glazed over, but i'm happy to dial more on it. it's the phenomenon of globalization and free trade. these things are not cost free. these businesses are going over because it makes sense and this goes two ways. this whole idea of having free trade -- consumers benefit from this kind of thing. one of the things that really troubles me and worries me when donald trump talks about this of and heawbridge goes on and on about free trade cou

familiar with being the target of negative attacks, as a religious infidel, an aurist crat, corrupt, unpatriotic, tyrannical, possibly black, and proponent of misedge nation, abraham frinis the first during his reelection campaign of 1864 dove talede. but the perennial charge against him was that he was a vulgar village politician. as the new york herald described him in 1960. when lincoln was 28 years old he tried out the word politician as an accusation against his opponent. he arose on the floor of the illinois legislature in defense of the state bank which he proposed to fund vast public works. the politician, he said, by unholy means, is endeavoring to blow up the storm that he may ride upon or directed. mr. chairman, this movement is exclusively the work of politicians, a set of men who have interests aside from the i want rest of the people and who to say the most of them are taken as enmass at least one long step removed from honest men. and then he added. i say this with a greater freedom because being a politician myself, none can regard it as personal. a politician myself. this was on

some people who will support the company, other people who thinks it's unpatriotic.rom the fact that they can't win. >> we'll talk about the products and the stock but as an analyst looking at this company, how much of a risk factor is this lawsuit? >> you know, it always -- i view that when you get companies like google and apple they go to a certain size and garments chase after them. lawsuits, think of what that did to microsoft. it hampered them for a decade. i view those risks are larger than people factor into the stock. >> let's talk about the products and can you tell me how you factored this in. what do you think we'll hear on monday. and how much does it matter? >> right. new watch bands. >> in the fall when the phones come out that to me is potentially a huge announcement in terms of a huge impact of where the company goes. what happens on monday, big announcement or not? >> the four inch phone will be a sleeper hit. a lot of people like that form factor. that will help drive unit sales. >> there's potential. the speculation is -- >> a new small phone. tin

we can support candidates without treating opponents as unpatriotic or treasonous.erica, that is not just one candidate, some of those so called responsible candidates, including a gentleman from this state -- [laughter] [applause] president obama: you read what he says, it is no more rooted in reality than some of these other statements. we can point out bad policies without describing them as a government takeover, assault on freedom. by the way, when i say this, this is not about political correctness. it is about not having to explain to our kids why our politics sounds like a schoolyard fight. we should not be afraid to take them to rallies or watch debates. they watch the way that we conduct ourselves, they learn from us. we should be teaching them something about democracy as a vibrant and precious thing. it will be their's someday and we should be teaching them how to disagree with them, how to engage, analyze facts, and how to be honest and truthful. and admit if you make a mistake, teach them that politics at its best is about a battle of ideas and resolvi

a kind of unpatriotic or unamerican patriotism. number two, a kind of thin christianity, and avirulent anti-immigrant sentiment. fast forward 2016. we have americans who find themselves in the throes of economic anxiety and economic insecurity in the wake of a rising tide of income inequality. there being a appealed to on the basis an anti-immigrant campaign appeal. in addition to that, 2 corinthian kind of christianity, and lastly, an unamerican patriotism. the naacp is committed to maximizing the vote. we don't argue for campaign -- for any candidate of any party, but we do campaign against nervelet to any effort to make any citizen feel less than a citizen. that the values we stand for and we are clear about that everywhere we are. in 2 how to, 200 units across the country in hundreds of small towns in prisons, in churches, in synagogues in native american res preservations in hamlets in villages, every corner of the country is represented by the naacp, and in every corner of the country, we have members, we have sympathizers an

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so sort of in defense of tim cook and apple there's nothing unpatriotic about coming to court to askether or not a court order has been properly issued. right. so the government has gone to the court and ex parte application and the court issues a court order. part of that court order includes a period of time in which apple is entitled to challenge that court order within the system. and apple is certainly not wrong. if they believe the application of the law is deficient, they're certainly not wrong to challenge that. that said, i think a little bit of what the caller is getting is a notion that a particular corporation or a particular group of individuals would substitute their value judgments above our own. and so in understanding that it's for all americans to decide collectively through our elected representatives how we want the expression of our civil liberties and security values to apply. what we want the law to look like. so i do think that occasionally silicon valley can be a little bit of an echo chamber and fail to connect with other parts of the united states where peo