and i have a business brief case i carry with me and to this day, i still have that card in my brief case. and i ve tried a to be a good dad and role model. we all have our fallings. but my son thinks i m pretty cool, and he put it into a words in a card that i just didn t ever want it lose. and that s just about the best gift my son s ever given me. stick around, the real talk panel is next. we ll right back on the ed show. [ male announcer ] citi is over 200 years old. in that time there ve been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all we ve persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history.
role in doing things. for instance, he thought that it was important to have a stimulus package when he was handed the worst economy since the great depression. he thought it was important to help out the automobile industry, although no republicans wanted to help him whatsoever, because it was about saving jobs. and so sometimes government does play a role. republicans, they, of course, don t think republicans have a role in anything, except going to war. stick around. the real talk panel is next. [ female announcer ] your smile. like other precious things that start off white, it yellows over time. when it comes to your smile, if you re not whitening, you re yellowing.
on the ground are seriously needed. republicans love to boast about cuts to the public workforce, police, firefighters with and teachers bear the brunt of budget cuts. these are public sector jobs, necessary to prevent crimes and respond to crimes. and they ve been slashed in neighborhoods that need them the most. joining me tonight, our real talk panel, ohio state senator nina turner is with us, sharnell hearing, minority whip of the virginia house of delegates and chair of the democratic party of virginia, and wisconsin state senator, lena turner. great to have all of you with us tonight. thanks for coming back on the ed show. nina, let me ask you first. is there a response bias, i guess you would call it? do people of color and lower income areas, do they get the same law enforcement resources that other areas are in town get? your thoughts on that? well, it s clear, ed, by your intro, that certainly they do not. and it is really sad, it is