how i do things. joe biden is a magnificent leader in our country. there is absolutely no question he would be a great president. he made that point when he ran for president himself. so that s he s vice president. he has tremendous experience. and some of the issues that we are work on now, whether it is gun safety, with whether it is issues that relate to immigration, the growth of our economy, the creation of jobs, he s been there and done that over and over again for decades. both in the senate and now for a long time as vice president. so we are very blessed to have many excellent choices, and not just limited to those two. as we just heard, nancy pelosi made it abundantly clear who she s backing in 016 if hillary clinton does decide to run. in a revealing interview push accomplished today in qg magazine, vice president biden saysky die a happy man never having been president of the united states of america, but it doesn t mean i won t run. we ll be back with part two of
the naacp. i think the real tragedy behind trayvon, not just an innocent, young black kid was killed, is that we saw for the first time at least in recent history a lack of respect, a lack of respect for humanity. we lost all of our values. for us to say that a young man was killed and people to joke about, well, did he it to himself, it was his fault, make jokes about the justice system, i think that we as a nation have lost our way. we have lost our moral compass. i think that eric holder was right. he is drawing back on the experiences that have gotten him to the place he is today, because he understands that this country has had a history of racial bias, and even though we thought we had gotten beyond that, andrea, as we approach the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, we see we have not. and that that quotation from the nra, from chris cox, the