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To change the tone and folks on the church, especially on the issues of poverty and poor people. thats drawn criticism from some on the right, which makes you wonder what the pope would have to say on the tone and comments made on the same subject by paul ryan, a fellow catholic to radio host bill bennett this week. take a listen to what he said. >> we have got this tail spin in our culture, in the inner city in particular, of generations of men not working or even learning the value and culture...

Tolerated. when he says innercity, and culture, these are code words for what he really means, black when you swap out black and brown people for its obvious semantic culture, theres a culture of black and brown men who arent thinking of working. there are shockingly high levels of unemployment in the innercities, i can think of a dozen, even a hundred reasons why without getting near the culture of work. you may have also noticed that paul ryan cited a man named charles murray. he covered a boo...

It was a thinly veiled racial attack and cannot be tolerated. these are simply code words for what he really means, black. ryan later insisted that his comments have nothing to do with race at all and that the problems exist in rural areas. in a statement obtained by cnn, after reading the transcript of the interview it was clear that i was inarticulate and not i am pli indicating of one culture as a whole. this may have been the reference to the academic work of charles murray who has been accu...

Honest about what the landscape were confronting, and in order to be honest about the landscape were confronting, its not about this racialized language, we have to tell a thorough story about why we see such vast inequality in a society that -- >> thats so persistent. >> i also think that, look, paul ryan has google and he knows that theres been a lot of research done on the way that people associate welfare with race. he knows that the dynamic changed in the 1960s where poverty, anti-poverty p...

To be honest about the landscape were confronting, its not about this racialized language, we have to tell a thorough story about why we see such vast inequality in a society that -- >> thats so persistent. >> i also think that, look, paul ryan has google and he knows that theres been a lot of research done on the way that people associate welfare with race. he knows that the dynamic changed in the 1960s where poverty, anti-poverty programs used to be associated with the individual farmer and th...

Tolerated. when he says innercity, and culture, these are code words for what he really means, black when you swap out black and brown people for its obvious semantic culture, theres a culture of black and brown men who arent thinking of working. there are shockingly high levels of unemployment in the innercities, i can think of a dozen, even a hundred reasons why without getting near the culture of work. you may have also noticed that paul ryan cited a man named charles murray. he covered a boo...

To be honest about the landscape were confronting, its not about this racialized language, we have to tell a thorough story about why we see such vast inequality in a society that -- >> thats so persistent. >> i also think that, look, paul ryan has google and he knows that theres been a lot of research done on the way that people associate welfare with race. he knows that the dynamic changed in the 1960s where poverty, anti-poverty programs used to be associated with the individual farmer and th...

>> you can do liquor now. >> no. >> you definitely cant dor. cigarettes. >> but the point is, i think y o idea of going out there and advertising for marijuana, even greg is in favor of legalizing s it. i used to be. im not now because its so powerful. thing fors a bad kids. >> you can advertise for liquor. you just cant be actually drinking it.ly >> right. >> have you ever seen anyy vodk? >> yeah. lots of tequila ads. what youre talking about is interesting. the problem with modern advertising ...

Denied the suffering of others while protecting his own from the same suffering. hes like a corrupt sheriff in the old movies that said what happened to you, lady? you must have fallen down a flight of stairs. its always blame the victim. >> got a call the last time i talked about it, the koch brothers attorneys called and i was warned not to talk about it. i think theyre in many ways un-american. >> its code words to raise money. its also for voter turnout because it is a motivating thing when ...

I think what she is saying makes sense. what doesnt make sense to me is that race was very much an issue, i think, in michael dunn feeling threatened by jordan davis. it was the elephant in the room. he was using code words like thug and like rap crack saying these kids looked menacing. to suggest that race is not a part of the judicial system and wasnt a part of the trial, i think its a bit naive. i remember looking at her throughout the case and there were two african-american jurors on the pa...