Donald trump shoots from the hip as day one and as hes doing right now. Hes become more of a politician in sop senses. We see him reading from a teleprompter. We see moments where he refuses to engage, but hes still run by his natural instinct which is to say whatever hes thinking and to generate headlines. He likes to entertain. Rose we continue talking with Larry Wilmore about the cancellation of the nightly show with Larry Wilmore. This show was so exciting. From the beginning jon stewart pitched me an idea that he thought a lot of voice werent being heard on television and werent being represented and he thought there should be a show where that could happen, a roundtable type show and wanted me to be the ring leader and i said, no this cant be happening rose we conclude with Daniel Radcliffe talking about his new film imperium. In film we get used to being depicting undercover with a lot of guns and violence. In reality, if you use a gun undercover youre the worst in the world. Yo
Donald trump shoots from the hip as day one and as hes doing right now. Hes become more of a politician in sop senses. We see him reading from a teleprompter. We see moments where he refuses to engage, but hes still run by his natural instinct which is to say whatever hes thinking and to generate headlines. He likes to entertain. Rose we continue talking with Larry Wilmore about the cancellation of the nightly show with Larry Wilmore. This show was so exciting. From the beginning jon stewart pitched me an idea that he thought a lot of voice werent being heard on television and werent being represented and he thought there should be a show where that could happen, a roundtable type show and wanted me to be the ring leader and i said, no this cant be happening rose we conclude with Daniel Radcliffe talking about his new film imperium. In film we get used to being depicting undercover with a lot of guns and violence. In reality, if you use a gun undercover youre the worst in the world. Yo
why did they decide that provision which is the one that many says opens up the door to racial profiling is acceptable? well sh, actually justice kennedy in his opinion very much said, look, we don t know if this will lead to discrimination. we will monitor carefully in effect whether there is discriminatory use of this law, but he was just evaluating the law so-called on its face, on paper, and on paper, he said, there was no discrimination, but you can be sure that civil rights lawyers will be monitoring very carefully how this law is applied in the real world, and they are now free to challenge the law saying that as it is in effect as it is working in the real world, it is discriminating against mexican americans or other hispanics. and jeff, tell us about the other states that followed arizona s lead, because you have similar laws challenged in the lower courts in states like georgia, alabama, utah, indiana and south carolina and do those simply get thrown out? what
whether or not police questions people s immigration status based on reasonable suspicion. joining us to talk about immigration ruling and what it means is our senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and white house correspondent jessica yellin. jeffrey, please start off by saying what the court accepted and rejected. well, the heart of the case is about state power versus federal power. immigration is an area that is traditionally one where the federal government exercises most of the power, but in this case, arizona, as we all now know passed sb-1070 which established certain new requirements to attempt to keep illegal immigration out of arizona. and what the court did was they evaluated four provisions of the law, and they said three of them were unconstitutional, because they conflicted with federal law, but the one they upheld, the one they allow ed to go forward is the most controversial and perhaps the most important of the four. it is nicknamed the show us your papers
join our powerhouse roundtable. plus, john edwards gets off. finally my precious quinn, who i love more than any of you could ever imagine. george w. bush gets some laughs? what would george do? and mike bloomberg starts a soda war. all that, right now, on this week. hello again. just about five months before election day, that jobs report on friday was a gut-check for president obama. it reminded all of us what this campaign is really about and just about guaranteed the race will be a nail-biter all the way. the latest polls show a dead-even contest, the country on edge and divided as ever. not thrilled with president obama s leadership. not sure governor romney has any better answers. here to make the case for their candidates this morning, eric fehrnstrom and stephanie cutter. delay join our regulars, george will and paul krugman. stephanie, let s get to the economy. let me begin with you. right after that jobs report came out on friday, governor romney respo