>> no, not the way it's characterized. i will say this. i have been making this case on the judiciary committee, on the airwaves, and i don't remember if i've written about it or not. i'm concerned americans believe the broader definition, not racial profiling but profiling itself, that they believe somehow there's a federal law against it and that it's wrong. i want to make the point it's necessary for law enforcement. >> it gets slippery. >> to categorize the people they're looking for. >> it gets slippery. >> yes. and that's why there's a directive from the justice department. i think that's an appropriate directive. >> and the sheriff flouted it. why is it a slippery slope? you've lived this slippery slope. because when you start learning about some, you start judging all. and that's where the cantaloupe came from, right? i know you've apologized for it. i know you said it was taken out of context. >> no, that's not right, chris, but i'm a little surprise you'd brought that up. it was about drug smugglers. and i insist i have the right to insult drug smugglers. i have the right to insult drug smugglers.