severe. so i just had a bad, rough time. you don t never get over it but i knew she wouldn t want me to just sit there and mope and groan and complain. so that s when my sense of humor kicked in and i never looked back. i cried many nights since she passed. i m trying to be strong as i talk to you now and not cry, but every time someone mentions my mother i want to cry. because i had an extraordinary mother. i wouldn t trade my mother for all the money in the world. that s wonderful. that is so wonderful. forgive me for interjecting but i am so sorry for the passing of your mother and i love hearing such loving words as you re describing her. i can t help as i m hearing this and i m sad for you that you could not say good-bye and i m wondering to you, brian, as i m hearing this man speak, why? i m stuck on the why. let me say this.
congress? you want a short answer, absolutely the president is faithfully executing the laws. the crisis at the border is exacerbated by the fact republicans refuse to address immigration reform. i want to get back to this because there are three equal branches of government, and the president is to do what he is to implement the laws. the supreme court has 12 times said look, you are outside of your jurisdiction. the president is trying to consolidate his power. the american people don t like it. they talk about jobs, the economy, obamacare. they say look at the uncertainty that this president and this administration is interjecting in the normal course of doing business. the president wants to act. the president wants to get something done. in the absence and the failure he should be in the manner allowed to him and not trying to make his own laws and be an imperial president. i have to take a break here but i want a quick play, a
president is to do what he is to implement the laws. the supreme court has 12 times said look, you are outside of your jurisdiction. the president is trying to consolidate his power. the american people don t like it. they talk about jobs, the economy, obamacare. they say look at the uncertainty that this president and this administration is interjecting in the normal course of doing business. the president wants to act. the president wants to get something done. in the absence and the failure he should be in the manner allowed to him and not trying to make his own laws and be an imperial president. i have to take a break here but i want a quick play, a couple of sound bites, these were not an exchange per se between president obama and the speaker of the house, but it is a tit-for-tat between the two of them. i want to play it and go into break and then come back and ask you what you think people hear when they hear this sort of thing.
democracy. we ll be more effective if we are unified going forward. and, you know, part of what we do will be there are politics interjecting. but what i have also said is that the american people have gone through a lot. those images of those bodies can sometimes be forgotten frequenty. frankly if we weren t talking about the need for international response right now, this wouldn t be what everybody would
major element in the case, according to everybody on both sides that was watching this. certainly the issue about african-americans and the extent to which they are profiled in their own neighborhood it s. julian! hold on can i finish without being interrupted? i think the idea that the president is interjecting is foolish and wrong. the issue of whether the president is kays ago [overlapping dialogue] julian! caller: the president did say, hold on. for one second. hold on. caller: i listened very careful tow this and i have read the transcript. the president said that if the races were reversed for the most part, the outcome might have been different. i think what he said hey, this is my turn! jamie is absolutely right. what jamie is saying if the roles had been reversed could martin have stood his ground, legally speaking? let me statistical tell you, the