exem lahrs of the would not consider them exemplars of the democratic spirit. i think they may have concluded we have had a lot of democracy in egypt. let s make sure others don t get a chance to do what we have done. city wouldn t be surprised if there was collusion between the brotherhood and the military to have this happen. megyn: we have the son after cabinet member over there and they are not letting them out. they are talking about how some of them have been interrogated after these raids. should we be giving them that billion dollars? i think right now in private we should be taking the egyptian government to the woodshed, the military in particular and making it clear that for this reason and a whole host of other reasons, the threats to the camp
organization in this country has been the american government. so now we want to not deny the legitimacy of telling people the truth, we want to say, bring the truth in the open so we can understand the greatness of this country but we can t do so by pretending that the ugliness did not exist. so, tom, what about that? i mean are you throwing the baby out with the bathwater? and why not change the curriculum. you know i was on that march in washington in summer of 1963 just graduated from high school where martin luther king gave his famous speech. and that has been my most fundamental belief my entire life that we are individuals. we are not exemplars of the race we were born into, and this philosophy that s preached by this program in tucson and by your other guest that s a race-obsessed philosophy and it s a downer philosophy. teach people oppressed, make them angry, make it so that they don t have hope for their future. let me finish let me jump in. let me jump in too. i
i believe very deeply that people are individuals. they re not exemplars of the race they were born into. and this race-obsessed philosophy that your other guest is expounding. sir. going on in tucson is wrong for the american i believe. it s not racist and first of all you repeated that statement earlier and it s a great line. the reality is martin luthir king say continue to shake the foundation of this nation. full citizenship rights. he talked about the bitter leg avenues white supremacy before he began to talk about that dream and then he said that in america it s an ideal toward which we shall strive but in the meantime we should adjust to the reality that we have some negative realities that we should adjust to and that we should address and i think that martin luther king jr. cannot be used to justice xeno phobic and racist passions that are designed up. i would say that the xeno phobia and racist is on your side. no, i don t want to keep anybody out. i want. you
washington where martin luther king gave his speech. i believe very deeply that people are individuals. they re not exemplars of the race they were born into. and this race-obsessed philosophy that your other guest is expounding. sir. going on in tucson is wrong for the american i believe. it s not racist and first of all you repeated that statement earlier and it s a great line. the reality is martin luther king say continue to shake the foundation of this nation until they re granted full citizenship rights. he talked about the bitter legacy of white supremacy before he began to talk about that dream, and then he said that in america, it s an ideal toward which we shall strive, but in the meantime, we should adjust to the reality that we have some negative erealities that we should adjust to and that we should address, and i think that martin luther king jr. cannot be used to justify xenophobic and racist passions that are designed up.
for attorney general? yes i m running for attorney general. that s true. i ve served eight schools and that s all that s allowed. trying to appeal to potential voters. i ve been fighting this law for four years and this is among my most deeply held beliefs. i mentioned that march in washington where martin luther king gave his speech. i believe very deeply that people are individuals. they re not exemplars of the race they were born into. and this race-obsessed philosophy that your other guest is expounding sir. going on in tucson is wrong for the american i believe. you repeated that same line earlier and it s a great line. the reality is martin luther king say continue to shake the foundation of this nation. full citizenship rights. he talked about the bitter leg legacy white supremacy before he began to talk about that dream and then he said that in america it s an ideal toward which we shall strive but in the meantime we should adjust to the reality that we have