. >> i didn't say unqualified. >> you said she's not good at -- >> i said i don't like her chances at being elected president. >> we'll run the video tape later. but my point is this, i think one of the things that we'll have to deal with is her record at hp. i have a column in the "daily beast" this week about it. i think net/net it's positive, but it is something she will have to address. she will have to go to silicon valley and wall street whether she did a good job there and whether that record can be trabs la translated in to a record of being president. >> she's better at defending this record than other business titans have. whether donald trump's bankruptcy or mitt romney -- i think there is more staying power to her. >> adam mentioned she's a good campaigner. she'd made an excellent president in my mind. >> she did lose in california. >> but she's getting a lot of support and i think she'll sky rocket in the next poll. but is she a good fund raiser. you look at her super pacs, jeb bush has 30 times what she has. >> but that's a snapshot in time. ben stein, you could make the

month long protest by all students against the appointment of an actor who the students say is unqualified to be chairman. organizers say it's part of a string of questionable appointments here. [indiscernible] makes us feel that freedom of expression will be hampered. we'll be asked to make certain propaganda videos. [indiscernible] >> earlier during the protests some of the students were arrested after a confrontation with the institute's director. now the crowds have thinned. most students stay in their hostiles waiting for word that the strike is having an effect. but the government says the students are being unreasonable. he was the only candidate willing to take the job. the minister in charge said on thursday unfortunately the students have taken an extremely hard line stand. they are ready to resolve all issues. we have had multiple talks with them. meanwhile, the students say they will continue their protests. >> the fact that the students kept this protest going for three months, missing classes, even facing arrest, demonstrates their determination to force the chairman out. but

by all students against the appointment of an actor whom the students say is ub qualified to -- unqualified to be chairman. organizers say it's part of a string of questionable appointments. >> basically incap ability as an artist, it makes us feel that freedom much expression will be hampered. and we'll be asked to major certain propaganda. and a decent against any decisions of the government. insecurity is massive. earlier, some of the students were arrested. after a consultation with the institute's director. now the crowds have thinned. most stayed in the hospital, waiting for word that the strike is having effect. the government says students are unreasonable and this was the only candidate willing to take the job. the minister said on thursday, unfortunately the students have taken a hard line stance, and we are ready to resolve all issues and have had multiple talks with them. meanwhile they'll continue their protest. the fact that the protest has been going for three months, it demonstrates their determination to force the chairman out. so some of their supporters worry that this is

they say the new chairman is unqualified for the task, and only has been given the job for politicaleasons. they have being supported by some of bolly-wood's biggest stars. >> it is day one for these students on an indefinite hunger strike, but all the students here al the film institute have been protesting for months. you can see what they have set unhere, art work, displays, protest slogans many of them even graving the elements in the day and nighttime to get attention. what they are protesting is the appointment as chairman of the ftii, they say he is just a minor actor. and lacks the qualification and prestige to lead one of the top institution institutiot his appointment is based on politics given his proximity to the central government. the government says he is completely qualifies. this despite the students getting support from faculty, alumni, and many big names in the film industry. the students here say they won't let up. they have been marking the days they have been missing classes here, and there have been many days of loud rallies. and other days of silent protests s

. >> he's the most unqualified people -- most unqualified person to be commander in chief. >> he's a nast is a cyst. he's an egomaniac. the only thing he believes in is himself. donald trump is not a serious person. this is a carnival act. >> hmm. anyway, better to have the carnival act than no act, mr. jindal. not just the candidates fighting back according to the "boston globe." many of his advisers, through no concerted effort, they are curiously aligned once again in common cause, a stem-to-stern effort that has united old comrades even as they nominally play for different teams, stopping donald trump. this is what i'm talking about, this pack approach to him that we showed with the wildlife pictures there. is that going to look good on tv, a bunch of hyenas -- >> depending on the exact choreography, the results, i think is good for donald trump in many ways. >> you said, stephanie, she takes the first shot at him because the anchors will make sure, the moderators will make sure. then the others will say, and i agree. is that what the others will do? >> they'll take the lead from

even though the same poll finds 60% think trump is unqualified to be president. the new poll also shows a sharp drop in mrs. clinton's support among women. she was asked about that at a women for hillary rally in iowa. >> there's an ebb and flow, polls go up and down. >> reporter: bernie sanders was we received by a large audience at conservative christian liberty university in virginia. >> money and wealth should serve the people. the people should not have to serve money and wealth. >> reporter: the dallas rally also brought out some anti-trump protesters. but trump's lead in the republican field is bigger than ever. his rivals will have another chance to do something about that when they face him in the second republican debate wednesday night. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. >> breaking news. at least seven people are dead and six others missing after a flash flood swamped the towns of hildale and colorado city right on the utah/arizona border. a giant wave of water smashed into two vehicles carrying more than a dozen women and children. the two towns a

. >> larry: qualified or unqualified?he only thing i share in common. >> larry: how does this hit you? does this seem like we're making too much of this? >> honestly, it just feels like an age-old mentality that women have a place and should stay in it and that's taking care of the kids or cooking a good meal. we don't have that luxury anymore. i don't know what world people are living in when they still think like that. i mean, trust me, if my job just required me to be at home with my kids loving on them cooking a good meal, i would be in ef hadden. but today we're -- >> want to kill those kids sometimes. [ laughter ] >> but to buy the bacon, bring it home, cook it, wrap it up, serve it for leftovers, and in order do that, we have to be able to have the same opportunities and the same pay as men. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: are there real physical differences out there that can make a difference, difference between men and women that can make a difference in infantry? >> yeah. larry: talk about dragging the body o

what is this obsession republicans have with wanting unqualified people to lead the free world? [ cheers and applause ] >> wilmore: i don't get it. i just don't understand it. no offense but i don't need my president to perform brain surgery, just like i don't need my brain surgeon to be president. ben carson separated conjoined twins. congratulations, wonderful. let me say mr. smarty pants this person this country needs somebody who can bring this country together, not somebody who is an expert at pulling them apart. i and i am not saying pulling is how you got them apart. i don't know i don't know your methods. all right, calm down, larry. just give me one presidential attribute. >> i think people feel he is sincere. >> people like the fact that he is gracious, that he has gratitiude and he cares about people, and they like the way he communicates. >> wilmore: the way he communicates? it sounds like sometimes he is about to fall asleep. he has no energy. >> i have plenty of energy. you know, operating on people for 10, 12, sometimes greater than 20 hours at a time. >> wilmore:

how could three obviously unqualified experienced kids be trusted with a massive contract. how would they fool so many people was the contract technical of the way the world's lone superpower was fighting the war in afghanistan and iraq lacks what to do debacle say about the ability to try to triumph the war on terror. so at the time i was a reporter for the rolling stone magazine and i knew what knew a guy as he was looking for to use the words of my editor stories about kids doing f'ed up things and so this seems to qualify. and i knew from experience that the right time to approach criminal proceedings is after they pleaded guilty come everyone does but after they've been convicted. so i waited and when david and alex were sentenced i went down to miami and i spoke to david and he agreed to tell me his story. so in court the government for trade the kids as fraudsters who would do anything to make money and in the times the qualifications if the massage that massage that has played prominently along with with a with a detailed authority of the check or personal history l

. >> unqualified when you are 27. you'll be re-entering education and those universities for the rest of your life. >> we seem to all have reacted when eric said the government is feeding the addiction. the idea - how do you transition out of this. does someone stop feeding addiction >> get the baloney out of it. >> no. no. >> make sure people no who they are buying and what the return on investment will be. >> i don't know if the white house will put together a rating system. >> they are already rated. >> you can't get the government out of it. the government makes is aforkedable and -- affordable and accessible, even if the price comes down. >> how do you impose a price control. >> the government is a parked in higher education, the market in nursing homes, 80% of nursing home dollars comes from the federal government. >> they do nothing to control the cost. >> it's like a single player health care. >> the government is in the perfect position to say you can charge what you want. here is what we'll pay for. that's w

even though the same poll finds 60 percent think trump is unqualified to be president.also show as sharp drop in mrs. clinton support among women. she was asked about that at women for hilary rally in eye wait a minute there's an ebb and flow polls go up and down. >> sanders well received by a large audience at conservative christian liberty university in virginia. >> money and wealth should serve the people. the people should not have to serve money and wealth. the. >> dallas rally also brought out some anti-trump protestors. trump lead in the republican field is bigger than ever. the riffal have another chance to do something about that when th face him in the second republican debate wednesday night. this is los angeles news. >> sveillance video captured thieves breaking into the silicon valley branch of the north america largest drone dealer. you can see them breaking in drone plus on duane avenue santa clara after one this morning. police arrived about 6 minutes later. that is fast but boy the clerk were again. store manager says the pop litter of drone make them t

six in ten americans believe trump is unqualified to serve as president. the next republican debate is this wednesday night. >>> overseas and european union officials agreed to relocate 32,000 migrants from italy and greece. more countries are tightening checks at borders. germany set up rolling check points. hungary will begin enforcing stricter laws at midnight, which include arresting immigrants who cross the border illegally. hungarian police used a train car lined with razor wire to block a gap in the country's border fence. >>> she gave her daughter life only to have the daughter save her. an emotional story. a new mother in a coma awakened after hearing something her daughter did. >> reporter: how was an off duty mta bus driver able to go for a drunk enjoy rise island. that story is coming up. >> a big scare in the jets game carted off. the latest on his condition. >> reporter: i'm certain it could not feel any nicer out here. a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the mid 70s. low level of humidity. let's check out the signal tonight. if you are travel

the poll found six in ten americans believe trump is unqualified to serve as president. >>> seven months after surviving a none confidence vote the prime minister of australia was voted out of office. tony abbott took the news in stride. his communications commissioner replaces him after winning a party leadership vote. the poor handling of the first budget is what many believe is behind the reason the public lost confidence in him. >>> a horrifying scene in egypt. troops open fire on a group of mexican tourists killing 12 and wounding 10. egyptian officials say the four- car convoy entered a restricted area in the western desert. they mistook the mexican convoy for the one they were tracking. mexico condemned the shooting. egypt is promising to conduct a thorough investigation into what went wrong. >>> the man accused of killing a kentucky state trooper was fatally shot by police after an overnight manhunt. officers shot joseph johnson shanks after he refused to drop his weapon this morning. police say the suspect was hiding in a wooded area after shooting trooper joseph ponder about 10

he was ineptly unqualified. he ignored the case. >> as close to zero as there is.amount of work that went into the fact investigation for randy steidl's case. >> i would challenge him when the witnesses were taking the stand against me that, you need to talk to so-and-so to impeach them. that's a lie. and he patted me on the back and said, don't you know what my job is? and i said, yeah, prove my innocence. no. no. my job is to create a reasonable doubt. once he said that, before i was convicted, i realized, i'm done. >> there's not much to say. the jury ruled against us. i didn't think they would, and that's that. tomorrow morning we have a hearing on the death sentence. >> in 1999, after years of appeals in the illinois courts, metnick finally had a breakthrough in randy's case. while the judge did not give randy a new trial, he agreed that randy's attorneys had been ineffective during sentencing and changed randy's sentence from death to life in prison. >> luckily, i got life without parole. many attorneys have told me it's far easier to get a new trial when you

he is unqualified, he is unfit. voters will realize that.ad our summer of theater and reality show as politics. people will understand this is serious business. we need a leader who can solve problems and have answers to the tough questions and not soundbites and i'm very hopeful and optimistic that this will pass. and when people want a leader that can bring us together, it's me. >> not mincing any words, former governor of new york, george pataki, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> up next, security and refugees. i'll ask the chairman of the house homeland security committee about the greatest threats to the united states right now on this 9/11 anniversary and the president's new call now to take in more syrian refugees. stay with us. >>> i want to get back to the very disturbing breaking news out of saudi arabia. authorities are now saying at least 65 people have been killed in a crane collapse at a major mosque in mecca. there's no immediate word on the cause of the collapse at the masjid al-haram of course no mecca. offic

all the contenders took jabs at donald trump for training him as -- portraying him as unqualified for job. here is a look at the most memorable moments from the cnn debate. rand paul: his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly. that happened in junior high. are we not above that? would we not be worried to have someone like that in charge of the nuclear arsenal? donald trump: i never attacked him on his look, and believe me there is plenty of subject matter. marco rubio: the united states military was not built to conduct pinprick attacks. if united states military is going to be engaged by a commander in chief it should only be engaged in an endeavor to win. we are not going to authorize use of force if you're are not putting men and women in a position where they can win. quite frankly people don't trust this president because of that. carly fiorina: i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [applause] donald trump: i think she has a beautiful face and i think she is a beautiful woman. and your brother's admin

he has shown how utterly unqualified he is to be a leader in this country. >> yeah. >> i mean, he hased that he has no moral courage, and it's shocking the way he responded to that questioner. >> joy reid and keith ellison. thank you both. >> rachel maddow show starts now with a big interview i'm going to run up to my office to watch. >> thank you very much. i'm excited about it, too. i will not follow you to your office. >> thank you for joining us. is an exciting show. bernie sanders is here live and in in person. we'll sit down for an extensive discussion with senator sanders. he's the democratic frontrunner, maybe, in the early state of iowa. he's definitely the democratic frontrunner in the early state of new hampshire. hillary clinton, of course, is still the favorite overall for the democratic nomination but bernie sanders for president campaign is no longer just a exciting liberal dot. bernie sanders is here tonight. before we bring senator sanders in. there is news today following last night's marathon second republican presidential candidate debate.

it's not fair. >> i also like your point about the idea of feeling unqualified. in politics, too.eel like they have to be sort of have three degrees before they're willing to run and that young men, if they feel pretty talented and smart, i can figure it out, will run out of high school. thank you to you all. >>> up next, the new fall tv season is mao in color. take note, matt damon. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. to show your roots with roots touch-up from nice'n easy. seamlessly blends with leading shades, even salon shades in just 10 minutes. no roots. no grays. just the most shade choices for natural looking color as real as you are. so go ahead, show the world your roots with america's #1 root touch-up. hi mi'm raph. tom. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because

. >> michael bloomberg is an unqualified success story and only ran for mayor.ning for president of the united states, and it's very different. liz: you skipped over harry truman, who is also -- >> well, harry truman was a senator and vice president before he became president. he had a long career in politics before. that's something else. liz: what do you think? >> antiestablishment candidates are the order of the day, you've got her versus donald trump, i think her business record is much more defensible, but i think what people are responding to is she's coming into debates, knowing her facts and being able to communicate and articulate effectively, i think people love that. and second of all she's a female candidate who is not running as a female candidate. she's running based on her numbers. if you look at her numbers based on hillary clinton, there's a huge gap between male and female support. >> hillary also has a lot more support than her. liz: 1999 profits at hp. # .1 billion, 2005, 6.1 billion, after carly fiorina left, six of the ten ceos they went th

off theng to pull people who have no platform whatsoever except i hate .verything he's clearly unqualified to be i would not support k-6, but he is the real deal. itre are a few other people is fun for us. other governors, from other states, they are not qualified. howard: as you may remember, i get my ass ickedkicked. [laughter] ron: the interesting thing about american politics, take sarah palin. the next day she had 300%. in this day and age today, we have 31 governors. i like john kasich every bit as much. ,o a certain extent the field the big important field, we will have a formidable candidate to run against mrs. clinton. to be continued. thanks to our panelists, thanks to you for coming. there are many more panels over the course of the day. i incurred everyone to attend as many as possible. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] tonight, on "the communicators," this year c-span stopped by several technology fairs and spoke with r

happens to be in a top three situation who is actively advocates that millions of americans are unqualified to be president of the united states. this is not an issue of your personal preference. this is the foundation of our country. i can't believe we have gotten to a place where anybody can justify this kind of point of view from somebody looking for the votes from millions of americans. >> ben? >> again, you are making this much bigger than it is. every single day, people that run for office look at the religion, the background of an individual. >> ben, let me ask you this, real quick. >> let me finish. donald trump shouldn't be president because he made too much money or carley fiorina should not be president because she -- or hillary clinton should not be. >> here is the difference. they are talki ining about one person and their situation. when i spoke with the business manager, he said, and we asked him if he's saying that the numbers vary that between 2 million and 7 million muslim that is live in the united states today, if he thinks that all of them fit into the same category as

carson is entitled to his own view he would vote for but for him to say everybody who is muslim is unqualified president, is suggesting he has a window to everybody's heart. not every muslim accepts sharia law. not every muslim is antithetical to american values. if that is saying, that is telling us something about the way he thinks. >> that is interesting you would take issue the reporter who asked the based on constitution you just quoted. >> i would have. if it would have been asked for me i gave you answer i fav you. james madison and company anticipated this saying there shall be no religious test for president. >> the judge drops law. not exactly breaking news. [laughing] >> i look at both of those incidents together and i say this seems like something that comes from outsiders, from newbies, people not skilled politicians. but at same time i think to myself i don't think carly fiorina would make either mistakes if they are truly mistakes. think she is sharper and smarter, part of what unfortunately you need to be in order to not let these things go by and hurt you. i don't think it hur

trump and ben carson a boost are is divisive playing on bigotry and divisiveness it makes them unqualified in this election. >> you could say donald trump is their angry management. there are so many angry people out there, this is how they're venting. >> but our country is not prepared to now deport undocumented workers or legal citizens, discriminate against gays and lesbians. >> some are. look at the poll numbers. >> look how he polls nationally. hillary clinton still has the best numbers of anyone in the field. >> got to leave it there. robert and bruce, thank you. nice to see you. happy labor day for both of you. >> happy to be here. >>> so you don't want to miss the next republican debate, september the 16th. it's coming at us fast, folks. candidates will gather at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. cnn will also host the first of six democratic debates. that begins october 13th. mark your calendar or get your ticket to nevada because that's where it's happening. >>> so what do you want to hear from the candidates because we're happy to have you tweet us with your

unqualified he is to be a leader in this country. >> yeah. >> i mean, he has demonstrated that he has no moral courage, and it's shocking the way he responded to that questioner. >> joy reid and keith ellison. thank you both. rachel maddow show starts now with a big interview i'm going to run up to my office to watch. >> thank you very much. i'm excited about it, too. i will not follow you to your office. >> thank you for joining us. is an kpexciting show. bernie sanders is here live and in in person. we'll sit down for an extensive discussion with senator sanders. he's the democratic frontrunner, maybe, in the early state of iowa. he's definitely the democratic frontrunner in the early state of new hampshire. hillary clinton, of course, is still the favorite overall for the democratic nomination but bernie sanders for president campaign is no longer just aera. bernie sanders is here tonight. before we bring senator sanders in. there is news today following last night's marathon second republican presidential candidate debate. there is news today and tonight that the republicans might

all took jabs at donald trump saying he is unqualified for the job. the most memorable moments of the debate. >> his visceral response to attack people on their appearance -- short, fat, tall, ugly -- my goodness, that happened in junior high. are we not above that? would we not be worried to have someone like that in charge of the nuclear arsenal? >> mr. trump? i never attacked him on his looks and believe me there is plenty of subject party there. >> the united states military was not built to conduct pinprick attacks. if the military is going to engaged by the commander-in-chief it should only be engaged with an endeavor to win and we should not be issuing force when men and women aren't put in a position to win. >> i think men and women all over the country hear clearly what mr. trump says. (applause) >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. and your brother's administration gave us barack obama because it was such a disaster those last three months that abraham lincoln couldn't have been elected. >> you know what

even the most unqualified individuals can contribute great things, even the most humble efforts can end up improving the lives of thousands or millions of people. i know that without a doubt this is true. despite everything, we can still serve each other in ways that have a permanent, lasting effect. the stories that i heard, like patrick's, inspired me and my co-founder, matt, to create kiva, and ten years ago when we decided to do this, the motivation really was to tell a different story about poverty and to focus instead of the sadness and suffering instead of on the strength and empowerment and self-realization that these individuals were striving for. and additionally, not just to tell that new story is, but to provide a different way for people to respond. not just throw their change in the jar, be thanked and go on with the rest of their lives, but to truly be engaged after time as that individual's story unfolded and to be an equal partner perhaps through a loan. so at kiva, started doing ten years ago and continues today, provide a way for people to contribute $25 or more on ou

a common perspective is that affirmative action amounts to reverse discrimination, where unqualified blacks take the admissions slots for qualified whites. this argument underscores white entitlement and assumes that whites generally qualified while by default, blacks are generally not qualified. it ignores the historical advantage that whites continue to hold for preferences for university legacies and other channels which serve as examples of hidden forms of affirmative action for privileged groups. it ignores the well documented evidence from experimental psychologists, involving the phenomenon of serial type threats, serial type boosts and serial type lifts. they collectively demonstrate that outcomes on high stakes standardized tests like the s.a.t. underestimate the achievement of college readiness for test takers from groups socially stigmatized as cognitively inferior while exaggerating the scores for individuals from groups socially deemed superior. the conventional wisdom is only if black youth were more focused on education, they could get a good job and pursue a pathway t