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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131201:13:12:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131201:13:12:00
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131201:14:23:00

maybe you are considered a ryan know, a republican in name only, maybe not considered really a dyed in the wool republican, that gets knew a loft trouble, for someone like a chris christie everybody heralds maybe he would be a great general election candidate, maybe not. my thing is he has got to get out of the republican party and how does he do that, in north carolina, georgia, oklahoma, new mexi mexico, how does he get out of a gop primary if he is seen as a moderate, sort of a yankee liberal, for the rest of the republicans in the country? i m not sure sure in the jack kemp.r. era there were many jac kemp democrats. there has been african-americans are predominantly democratic and have been for a long time. we can say voter idealism not helping the republicans but i think hillary clinton will do well african-americans. barack obama did john kerry did.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131201:13:15:00

think 13-year-old activists for immigration reform, this was the exchange they had with him. well, i m trying to find somebody somebody to get this thing done. [ inaudible ] so we can count on your vote for immigration reform? i don t know if you can hear that too well, but he is basically saying, he is basically saying i m uncomfortable being in this situation. what he is trying to tell them is i m trying, i m trying, i m trying to. susan, you talk about the business community being behind this, but still dealing with the republican party, you look at the tea party base of the republican party, any kind of vote for any kind of immigration reform for the average republican member of congress who does not represent a swing district is stale politically dangerous vote for them to take. i m not sure the dream act, for most house republicans, no legislation passing at all is perfectly good for them.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131201:14:11:00

listening. i give him credit for going to howard and at least starting. it seems to me we can t really have it both ways and start saying that, you know, the republicans are completely writing off the black vote and then completely just, like, you know exmock them if they do try go to howard. no i absolutely agree. the republican party has to make a determination. they have to remember that the republican party, in terms of a percentage of the vote, they support the civil rights act in the 1960s more so than democrats in congress because of the because of the split between the north and the south. rand paul will have to decide which part of the republican party he is going to speak for but i give him credit for going to howard f they want to try to create this african-american engagement center or whatever, you know, fine, but it is going to have to it is definitely going to have to be a two-way sweet streit and we will see.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131201:14:07:00

solidly republican for 100 years. and no one really thought gave a second thought to it. it wasn t that african-americans walked away from the republican party. it s that republicans, dixie crates specifically, walked away from them. they decide the african-american vote was not a vote they needed at that time. during the as the 70s progressed into the 80s, african-americans specifically began to take a second look at the republican party. it was because of people like jack kemp. i was with jack kemp in the mid 90s, walked through the streets of south dekalb in atlanta, alongside j.c. watts and newt gingrich and others who made sure the republican party had a big tent. it seemed the republicans once again turned their face away from kempian politics in favor of what we are seeing now, some of this tea party revolution that s coming along, containment bubble, the kind of, you know, racial animus that we were

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