All. there is a hunger for transparency is what we want. yes, the body cameras are a good first step. sometimes we think they are a panacea. all right, we have body cameras and things are going to be okay. that s just the very beginning. the next stage is that process. and our law enforcement should be held accountable. we are not saying that should be held accountable more so than others. but they should be held accountable. we want to see the process play out in public. i m not even quichbsed the body cameras are a good idea. i agree. the public is the grand jury. how is the grand jury a public process? all members of the community come together to listen to the circumstantial evidence are selected impartially and they are seated. oh i have got say. so what i will say that s part of the accountability. potentially what is even a greater danger, john, if the language, if the discourse becomes as as long as there is
Seriously. and as kasie also said he is from ohio. i would keep him on the radar screen, whatever happens with the debate in cleveland. anything can happen at this point in the race. i ve got say, howard, though this does remind me an awful lot of my dad running for president four years ago. the media had fun with this. i tweeted out this morning, same team. yeah, right. very similar timing late in the race an i said i hope it ends better for him. yeah. i could go on forever about political consultants. i ll leave that rant for another day. you were hitting on this, my dad and kasich similar in the sense of pragmatic conservative problem solvers. they ve proven they know how to govern in the past. both worked under ragan. both probably make very good presidents. as you know being a good president is very different from being a good candidate.
bo, alveda was mentioning the role of social media has played in this. we don t how much of a role but we see smoke from the area. we have been told the police are going to use tear gas and anything to quell this. what do you make of that? the influence of outside groups agitating these kids in an environment where unemployment is high, frustration is high, anger is high. is was watching a video from saturday night and there was the urge suspects. the ones that come in new york here the agitators were there and i saw it s just funny to see these white guys, that s all if got say, 6 white guys with ban danes bandanas over their faces. they re trying to stir up the young killeds and make it like it s right. on top when then bloods and the crips come out and now do we remember where that creep came from that killed our two new york city cops? came from baltimore. now we are giving them another
Demanded more money. a pretty transparent strategy by republican, got say. the big number, this is telling. president obama mentioned the word compromise six time, half a dozen times in his speech last night. the word compromise. how many times did boehner use it? he mentioned a compromise a grand total of zero times. he doesn t like that word, compromise. it offends his people. ooh, compromise. bad. that s tonight s non-existent big number, seer pope think about it. they can t say the word compromise. up next, why aren t we hearing anything about the debt ceiling fight from the republicans who want to be president? where s the leadership? other than michele bachmann, the silence of the lambs. that s ahead. you re watching hardball. only on msnbc.
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