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Say, i could figure out this officer might have been afraid and might have tried to do something or justified, but look at the aggregate, the data. you cannot come away from that suggesting there is equity in the number of people that are shot and killed. >> who is saying that? >> you can respond. >> charles, you dont appear to be open to any argument. >> hes not killed on the street. >> who said that, are you making this up as you go along? >> charles, no one is saying more black men may have n...

Here and race without any evidence. >> i never drilled down on a specific case. i said you have to look at it in the aggregate. and you have to look at society as a whole. if we can acknowledge theres bias in society, we have to be able that bias can creep into our justice system. thats what i said and nothing more than that and you will not put words in my mouth. >> charles, youve done that for me. just got done explaning to you. its not bias in society. theres misogyny and all sinners. you hav...

Stock market bubble? >> two things. companies that trade mostly in the u.s., fresh services companies, retail companies and people like that you can raise wages and have higher minimum wage. >> you can? its not hard? you cant be driven by uncertainty and keep them down? >> you have higher wages. it gets more implicated is wages have to be competitive. we can do stuff like that. the real way to get wages up, in effect, what the fed is trying to engineer which is lower unemployment, puts more pres...

Senate. the "huffington post" says are you nervous expanding to colorado, michigan and new hampshire, that will take away democratic money from places like arkansas. >> reid says, new hampshire, they would like to think so and from harry reid a classic -- >> why does he not like scott brown? >> gosh, know, as my colleague has documented, harry reid is the master of the washington insult. very god at this. scott brown is the aggregate of polling in new hampshire is that hes about ten points behin...

New home sales jumped to a six-year high but home prices arent rising as fast as they are. ask president obama and he wants credit for making progress. >> in the aggregate when you look at the country as a whole by pretty much every measure the economy is doing better than it was when i came into office and in most cases significantly better. >> a key part of the economic agenda to raise the minimum wage to $10.10, something the u.s. chamber of commerce opposes. here is the chambers executive vi...

Re-hear -- were having a big existential fight about executive power. problem, itself, is solved, and i would add theres one more valiance of weird, in the opinion, in the aggregate, gives more power to the president but also more power to the senate and to the house to block the president. its a complete wash. >> right. >> so the court basically gives each of them an even bigger hammer to bonk each other with over a fight thats basically over and over a fight that has been going on since the da...

Of course, is this kind of, you know, obstruction the presidents faced, in terms of filibustering of his nominee. that obstruction has been essentially fixed through an alternate means which is getting rid of the filibuster of nominees. so the original problem that the recess appointment use was meant to solve is no longer there. >> right. not only that, but weve now got a reconstituted nlrb. theyll just go back and re-hear -- were having a big existential fight about executive power. problem, i...

Uninsured are down. our exports are up. our energy production is up. so in the aggregate, when you look at the country as a whole by pretty much every measure, the economy is doing better than it was when i came into office and in most cases significantly better. weve created now 9.4 million new jobs over the last 51 months. the unemployment rate here in minnesota is the lowest its been since 2007. but heres the thing. and im not telling you anything that you dont know. theres still a lot of fol...

San antonio, and heard stories about these children who would have ears cut off or fingers cut off by the cartel, who are sipping them here and would force the children to cut the ear off of a fellow child or themselves be shotful those are the kinds of things these kids are dealing with. >> why is that happening? >> well, its because the way the cartels operate, and that is exactly why the texas department of public safety is getting involved, because of the heavy cartel involvement. the way th...

Income. or at its peak, $367 a year. over aggregate. that means for a household losing $3400 of income they would otherwise be spending on something else. >> reporter: the chamber adds these regulations will result in average loss of 224,000 jobs every year and sustained lower standard of living. the regulations will impose kind of a cap-and-trade system on each individual state but the states will have tremendous leeway how to implement the regulations. people will have an opportunity to weigh ...