an interview. it was march of 2008. and he asked her specifically if she thought that barack obama was a muslim. she said, not that know of. i mean, please, the clintons started this first. ben carson, i do have to defend him a little bit. he did say he doesn t believe that sharia is consistent with the constitution of this country. while i agree, saying, all muslims, as the judge points out does open the door to a lot of criticism, sharia isn t, i m sorry. he is right. it is not in tradition with american values. and more people from the right and left should start to stand up and say it. kirsten? well, i disagree with the idea that trump doesn t have obligation to speak against certain, at least certain types of statements. so, if you are running to be president of the united states, then you re running to be president of all members of the united states which includes muslim-americans. if somebody says something, that could be interpreted to american, we need to get rid of musli
the airwaves. i thought the so-called jokes were lame, and not funny. maybe it is just me. i thought they could have taken a lot stronger shots at everybody from trump to christie to fiorina. when they mock you do they love you? no. they definitely do not love them. look, this isn t that surprising. liberal people would make fun of the republicans. anybody in a prime time show would also be talking about republican debate. everyone is making fun of donald trump. that is not unusual. i don t find anything remarkable about, i agree. i don t think it was really that funny. i think there much funnier things you can say about donald trump. it s a compliment in a sense, it has been, the republican race and debates have been some of the greatest shows on television. ratings. big ratings. the fact hollywood is sitting around making jokes about this? when is last time republicans field candidates bottom this much attention and people were