of michigan because the democratic governors associationigan hasn t gottend involved in any republican races yet. cycle except for ours. and this is a very pointed attack to have more than twogo million dollars go into an ad t in the last seven days of the primary just to get me out of there. she s definitely afraid. they re afraid. they already see that she s the most vulnerable governor in america and yet they re still pitching her to be president of the united states in 2020 four. they don t want her to get kicked out and i know i can do it. well, i ve never heard of this scenario before. or an incumbent governor and her allied organizations are spending two million dollars against another candidate who hasn t won the primary has yet . it s very odd. they re obviously totally threatened by a smartd b, tt attractive woman with a corporate background in the steel industry a to run against her. but michigan live is reporting that about 56% of the nine
and he can t provide evidence for. i want to start with the governor. this was him last month talking about the boarder crisis and in his mind a possible, just possible reason for recent influx of undocumented immigrants. you either have an incredibly inapt administration or they are in on this somehow or another. how do you move that many people from central america across mexico and then in to the united states without there being a fairly court nad t lly coordina? we just showed you, a train. a conspiracy to bring about a situation that s done little for administration except make it look pretty bad. in any case, governor perry offered no facts to back up that hint of conspiracy, not then, not ever. however he did say something with kate baldwin that aired this morning on new day . on this latest crisis, i have to ask you governor you said last month administration on this issue was incredibly inapt
introducing a sweeping set of civil rights reform going forward as they did in 1964 who kills in. northern liberals. unions kill it. they don t want oversight of their racial hiring practices by the federal government. if you look at the actual history of this, why do people start going in the south to the republicans in 1920s and 1930s? is it because suddenly republicans have done an about-face? the only about-face comes in 1964 when lyndon johnson who is a dedicated consistent foe of everything from anti-lynching laws to civil rights acts, ad t adopted in 1957 and 1960 wakes up one morning and finds jesus and turns around on this issue. i m curious about your theory about why did lyndon johnson after a career of running against the interest of african-americans suddenly turn around and become mr. civil rights. he was no longer running to represent the democratic party in a segregationist part of the
we heard he is a man urging the priest to leave the rector res to get out on the street to be akty with the faithful to work with the most marginalized. he has done this in his own ministry. we are hoping for this whole vision of returning to what was the original ideal of the church. that takes us to his name he choose the name francis. the st. francis i heard as ad t always. if necessary, use words. we have a pope now who helps the poor, he washes the feet of aids vic patients, he is actually letting his actions speak and preach. do we expect to see more of that in the church? i certainly hope so. by all indications last night the fact that he presented himself to his own people in rome asked for their blessing. i think that is a major step forward. it s a signal of pig change in the papacy. he will be asking priests to be
the southeast and central parts of america went through because of the heat wash and all sorts of awful things are going on. lot of work to be done. a lot of work to be done and a lot of people without power right now. if we had done the work of ad t adapadapt ing change in climate, dug down and buried utility lines, people would have been working. i don t care if it s god or man or whatever, but you re employing people. why don t we put our power lines underground. or even watching the i mean, again, this is not like a sophisticated economic argument. it s a common sense one, but i think it s economically right too. to watch the storm going through d.c., clearly work needs to be done if we don t have power for seven days. this is 2010. that s right. this is 2010. jobs ready to go. you have unemployed elect electricians, power workers. bury the wires. how are we going to get the