structure, of not having men at the head of the family structure. not that all households have to be led my been, by not a mother and a father or a a two-parent household has profound affects on a cycle of poverty. it s a huge factor. you look at it like growing up in this type of environment single parent households are the more common. to have two parents in a household is almost an anomaly. you look for kids and especially young men, they re trying to model themselves and turn to the streets to learn how to be a man. there s nothing balance you aren t born balanced. when you look at hopelessness and despair that you are surrounded by, turn to balance in order to cope, in order to get by because they re taught that on the street. i think there has to be a psych until which we have a movement created in which we look to the people not only the people that can help support this, but the people that are involved that s in these areas that they have to step up as well and sort of h
immigrants tell me that. that s making impression. bill: when you go out and talk to people who aren t born in the united states. a lot of people know more than the regular folks who were born here. i know. bill: okay. they know more about what s going on. they are kind of a heightened interest in the news of the day. did you find that? the taxicab drivers listen to a lot of radio. so they are always tuned in. some of the interviews i did. you know, spring break i would say what do you think about mitt romney and they would say who? no one said that this time. so these guys are pretty. bill: one guy didn t know who barack obama was. the abbot cass stow guy. that was a put on. language barrier. the guy was from colombia. what language doesn t understand barack obama? i don t know. bill: what language doesn t understand that. maybe it was the way i was pronouncing it, who? watters, everybody. unleashed. with apologies to joe biden. when we come right back, miller on
immigrants tell me that. that s making impression. bill: when you go out and talk to people who aren t born in the united states. a lot of people know more than the regular folks who were born here. i know. bill: okay. they know more about what s going on. they are kind of a heightened interest in the news of the day. did you find that? the taxicab drivers listen to a lot of radio. so they are always tuned in. some of the interviews i did. you know, spring break i would say what do you think about mitt romney and they would say who? no one said that this time. so these guys are pretty. bill: one guy didn t know who barack obama was. the abbot cass stow guy. that was a put on. language barrier. the guy was from colombia. what language doesn t understand barack obama? i don t know. bill: what language doesn t understand that. maybe it was the way i was pronouncing it, who? watters, everybody. unleashed. with apologies to joe biden. when we come right back, miller on
immigrants tell me that. that s making impression. bill: when you go out and talk to people who aren t born in the united states. a lot of people know more than the regular folks who were born here. i know. bill: okay. they know more about what s going on. they are kind of a heightened interest in the news of the day. did you find that? the taxicab drivers listen to a lot of radio. so they are always tuned in. some of the interviews i did. you know, spring break i would say what do you think about mitt romney and they would say who? no one said that this time. so these guys are pretty. bill: one guy didn t know who barack obama was. the abbot cass stow guy. that was a put on. language barrier. the guy was from colombia. what language doesn t understand barack obama? i don t know. bill: what language doesn t understand that. maybe it was the way i was pronouncing it, who? watters, everybody. unleashed. with apologies to joe biden. when we come right back, miller on
plan, and for me to second guess it or judge it, um is there anything you might do differently in retrospect now that time has passed a little bit? no, sir. the parents of trayvon martin, um, they lost their son. this is your first interview. what would you like to tell them? i would tell them that, again, i m sorry. i don t have my wife and i don t have any children. i have nephews that i love more than life. i love them more than myself, and i know when they were born, it was a different, unique bond and love that i have with them. and i love my children even though they aren t born yet, and i am sorry that they buried their child. i can t imagine what it must feel like, and i pray for them