on? here in new york city a columnist for the boston herald and juan williams. it s a jock, right? no. i think you are applying a double standard. a real double standard. all 8 of the republicans on the committee have a 100 percent ratings pro-life, right? 100 percent. most of them are outspoken rabid critics of planned parenthood and they all gotten donations, just the kind of donations you are talking about the democrats receiving they got donations from the susan b. anthony list or family research council. all pro-life groups. you see, i think williams just made a good point, all right. so he he justified bad behavior by pointing to other bad behavior what you do in the fifth grade. but, there may be other bad behavior. or am i wrong, ms. colmes? i think there is a conflict of interest when you have politicians on the committee who have received. financially benefited from their campaign. they re off the chart
hockey stadium that most folks who live in the neighborhoods will never see the inside of. to add insult to injury, 125 communities are supplied water by the detroit water system. the suburbs have their own accounts and so why are they trying to act like somehow the detroit customers are the reason why the entire system has debt? we need to look at the other communities this system supplies and make sure they are paying their bills as well. reverend williams, what will make snyder and the others understand that this is serious? will the communities in michigan come out and vote? he s up for election this year. he started this. reverend sharp ton, we ll educate, organize, mobilize and organize folks from across the state of michigan to get out and get ready to get involved in this election. national action network members have hit the streets across the
state. but that s what it s going to take. that s the only thing that s going to win against this water. that s only thing that will win against the egregious policies that continue to drive folks further into poverty. this is a human right. this is atrocious. reverend charles williams, ii. david alexander bullock, thank you for your time and dedication. thank you. coming up, news on the california highway beating caught on tape. the woman is now fighting for justice. in the nation, the safest feature in your car is you. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. which for you, shouldn t be a problem. just another way we put members first, because we don t have shareholders. join the nation. nationwide is on your side.
i don t want to get emotional on camera, but this is my life. you re taking everything that i have worked for. water is a basic human right. it should be available to everybody, not just for those who can afford it. it s time to restore services immediately. joining me now live from detroit, reverend charles williams wi williams, ii, president of the national action network. reverend david alexander bullock, national spokesman for the change consortium. thank you for being here. thanks for joining us. reverend williams, you led proare tests today. give the viewers a sense of the water crisis people are facing. well, reverend sharp ton, 50 years ago lyndon johnson signed the civil rights bill.
lame duck session with no hearings? exactly. give me a break. this governor just last week when he announced this about face said that this was good public policy. now he s admitting that this is about political retribution. this is anti-worker, anti-family, anti-woman. and they re doing it in the most anti-american way. it is absolutely repulsive this governor is such a coward he had to announce it from behind locked doors, lock people out of the capitol, now he s signed it behind a wall of armed police officers. you know why he s doing that? because he knows the public disagrees on this one and he is dead wrong. behind a wall of police officers. reverend williams, you and other civil rights groups up there today, what was it look up there? well, first of all reverend sharpton, let me thank you for your leadership around this issue in terms of bringing the national civil rights table together. we here in michigan national