trayvon. the bottom line is that alec is the corporate hammer legislatively. this isn t happening because there s marches in the street, people want laws put on the books because of safety or add voe ka see or anything like that. this is not coming from the people. this is coming from alec is just the vehicle to get it done and now you think that sponsors this is the tip of the iceberg, that they are waking up to it? i think color of change is going to stay on this, keep exposing it. when you said the hammer, this is tom delay tight politics, pay to play politics, take it to a much higher level of money but under the radar screen, going after our state and local governments, now it s exposed. this group was founded in 1973 by one of the worst of the conservatives. this thing has now grown and met as it stized. every single issue points back
it came from alec. trayvon s not safe walking to the store. his mom s not safe walking to the voting booth because of the voting disenfranchisement laws. and a latino is not safe walking to work because of the same thing. they are in grave danger of having their brands tarnished. how much pressure can they put on them? this is going to be huge. what you re going to see now, listen, you ve got a perfect storm building. you ve got all of the passion around trayvon and what a horrible injustice that was. and you can draw a direct line to the coke brothers and what s holding it together is a group named alec and nobody had ever
including a completely reimagined altima. welcome to our most innovative year ever. nissan. innovation for all. over the years, alec has been a wonderful organization. not only does it bring like-minded people together but the partnership in alec is really what i think makes it the organization that it is. oh, it s quite a partnership. let me tell you. that was john boehner singing the praises of the legislative exchange council, otherwise known as alec. it s a group designed to promote business-friendly legislation for its corporate members and it s responsible for some of the most outrageous, most anti-union, anti-immigration and
to alec. they are sitting on a train track now and i believe the social movement is going to make it impossible for corporations it continue to continue to fund these crazy laws. so you think the funding is going to be cut off? that is the next step, to have color of change keep the pressure on? i love color of change. i don t run that organization. but models like that? i don t know how any corporation, once you lay out all of the laws that this group is pushing, wants to be associated with that group. most of these groups thought they were writing a check for pro business. this is not pro business. this is anti-american. thank you so much. coming up, explosive audio of an nfl coach offering money to his players in exchange for injuring opponents. that s next. stay with us.
heard of this group before and yet they are driving the worst policies in america. now, walmart is standing by, alec. this is a bad move. well, they are the number one guns sales in america and also for ammunition. sure. what does that tell you? well. i think walmart will have to reconsider. first, this stand your ground kill at will law is getting more and more attention, more and more outrage. nra wrote it but alec spread it to 20 states. you ve got 20 states with children in danger just like trayvon. the bottom line is that alec is the corporate hammer legislatively. this isn t happening because