affirmative action played any part of his life. he suggests that race shouldn t be a factor in any decision-making factors simply ignores the idea that race persists today. what is so remarkable is that it neglects the fact that in the mid- 60s when he was a kid you could get killed if you were a black person for speaking about race. so that might have been one reason why people didn t talk about it a lot. joining me now, dana lash, host of the show dana, stephanie brown james is the founder of brown girls lead. so i think we can give toobin the point that he made that you could get killed in the 1960s, for raising race. but the point that a lot of the african community goes to justice thomas which they consider him a turn coat for not being a more vocal advocate for
affirmative action played any part of his life. he suggests that race shouldn t be a factor in any decision-making factors simply ignores the idea that race persists today. what is so remarkable is that it neglects the fact that in the mid- 60s when he was a kid you could get killed if you were a black person for speaking about race. so that might have been one reason why people didn t talk about it a lot. joining me now, dana lash, host of the show dana, stephanie brown james is the founder of brown girls lead. so i think we can give toobin the point that he made that you could get killed in the 1960s, for raising race. but the point that a lot of the african community goes to justice thomas which they consider him a turn coat for not being a more vocal advocate for
affirmative action played any part of his life. he suggests that race shouldn t be a factor in any decision-making factors simply ignores the idea that race persists today. what is so remarkable is that it neglects the fact that in the mid- 60s when he was a kid you could get killed if you were a black person for speaking about race. so that might have been one reason why people didn t talk about it a lot. joining me now, dana lash, host of the show dana, stephanie brown james is the founder of brown girls lead. so i think we can give toobin the point that he made that you could get killed in the 1960s, for raising race. but the point that a lot of the african community goes to justice thomas which they consider him a turn coat for not being a more vocal advocate for
gone mission and are likely in the hands of al qaeda operatives. if that is the case that s a big deal the administration has to handle. i m concerned about surface-to-air missiles being in the hand of islamic radicals. i m also concerned about hillary clinton not telling the truth. i don t think our public officials come before a committee and not tell the truth. the new york times reported she was the largest and most vocal advocate of arming the syrian rebels. the new york times also reported the cia has been involved with providing arms to the syrian rebels for over a year. we had no discussion of that so far. bill: was she not telling the truth? i don t know. i think she needs to be deposed again. bill: will you bring her back? i can t because we don t
primary. sits right at around exactly 23%. two polls in a row. but there s a fluctuating going on. between rick perry and herman cain. but there s a lot of vote out there that s not moving over to mitt romney. how nervous are you about this? well, we have a long way to go in this race, chuck. it s a multicandidate field. people will move up in the polls. people will move down. some will stay the same. but we feel very good about the state of the race. there is a growing momentum around mitt romney s campaign. we were pleased to welcome the endorsement this week of governor chris christie of new jersey. i can t think of a more vocal advocate for reforming government and cutting spending than him. and then just yesterday in arizona, we re proud to have announced the endorsement of penal county sheriff paul babieux who has been fighting illegal immigration in the state of arizona since first elected to office and he sees in mitt romney a person who is best on securing the border and s