police have the right to use the force necessary to effect an arrest. in our country, any force beyond that is called excessive. we don t tolerate that in america. we re now in a situation where people are saying if you do anything to a police officer, they can kill you. that s not our country. that s other countries. i want to say something about madison in particular. i was just there six weeks ago, dr. king day. i was there with the governor who was a republican. i was surprised six weeks ago by how tense madison was racially. there was already a group formed young, gifted and black that was demonstrating and talking about police misconduct and police violence. this is six weeks ago. they already had to pass a law to change the way that these shootings are handled so they are handled now by outside investigators because there was so much concern already about police misconduct and police violence that yeah. so we already are dealing with a situation where before
fight, but across country, everybody can agree, wemt our veterans to be taken care of, so you could see a sort of a surge of doctors49!óñ figuring out a - using private health care and vouchers or something like that to try to get a handle on this. it s not just veterans from iraq and afghanistan, but the aging veterans from world war ii and korea in particular that need help. i m back. i m happy to be here. new details are emerging about a student s deadly rampage in california. did authorities miss the warping signs? that s up next.
fight, but across country, everybody can agree, wemt our veterans to be taken care of, so you could see a sort of a surge of doctors49!óñ figuring out a - using private health care and vouchers or something like that to try to get a handle on this. it s not just veterans from iraq and afghanistan, but the aging veterans from world war ii and korea in particular that need help. i m back. i m happy to be here. new details are emerging about a student s deadly rampage in california. did authorities miss the warping signs? that s up next. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth
here. governor, quickly, could you respond? last 25 years seen the richest 1% grow in the wemt and wages by 281%. the poorest grow 16%. we do need to do something about that. president obama s right. but look. the mitt romney of 2004 was a different person than the mitt romney today. it s shocking that he could have made that statement. and he made it in such a way that it was a callous disregard, almost a contempt, for people in the 47%. it s shocking. i am truly stunned. that s not the mitt romney i know. that s not the mitt romney i know. come on, governor. we have to leave this there. i say with regard and point out the governor s had a couple of good whoppers over time, too. he was probably trying to be more political analyst. thank you both very much. thanks. we ll be right back. man 1: t talk. tell me your plan. and what it means for me. woman 2: i m tired of the negative ads and political spin.
the bush tax cuts for the most wemt wealthy. i think he would have been along the lines of bernie sanders. you would say it was pro-obama, whether or not it was liberal? it was what the president wanted? you ll grant that. sure, i would totally agree with that, but i don t find the president to be a liberal with this tax situation at all. fair enough. so were you heartened by murkowski s votes? were you cynical about murkowski s votes? what was your reaction, like, for instance, when she voted to repeal don t ask don t tell and voted for cloet tur on the dream act? lisa had voted against the repeal of don t ask don t tell before, and when lisa was a state legislator here, she was very liberal. if people had the option to vote for the lisa murkowski who we saw in the state senate, we probably wouldn t have had scott