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Distancing themselves like a number of them did from trump in terms of his harsh rhetoric and divisive politics. >> youve heard a lot of people talking today about the rain and keeping people out here in delaware and southeastern pennsylvania. how important is it? >> this is important. enjoy the rain. come out and vote. look, rain is no excuse to not exercise the most significant right every american has. this is the only place everybodys equal. everybodys equal. a person on welfare and the pers...

When he looks at people, he thinks about people who are waiting outside his rallies, he is thinking about those who attack and kill cops, he lumps these people together when he talks about what he calls the alt-left. he doesnt understand the difference between decrying someone who shoots a police officer, versus someone who grows outraged because theyre in the face of neo-nazis. in the past, we had people who stood up against neo-nazis and they were heroes, those were the soldiers of world war i...

Such thing as unclean or unpure. >> theres nothing called untouchable in the aghori system. >> you feel like aghori philosophy can actually change indian society. >> sincerely believe because here everybodys equal. we are trying to convert this society into a caste free society. >> its funny, everybody talks about putting their faith into practice that religion be supposed to be not just the things that you believe but the things that you do. you want to know what putting your faith into practic...

Really, we spend most of the issue talking about how boys and girls are affected by the issues of gender and its a little disheartening when you see that most of the girls we talked to, these are 9-year-old girls, the girls talked about gender in terms of their limitations and none of the boys did. not every -- >> still. >> still. not every girl did. we have a little girl from canada saying everybodys equal, in the olden days, in her words, they werent equal but now everybodys equal. yet we have...

Second interview. interview on race you probably havent seen but here it is. >> my uncle was the superintendent of the dc school districts in the 60s. all right? and i remember us sitting down and him being very clear to me that the way we think in this family is that everybodys equal. that if you go back and look at the history of people who have been oppressed, its never been for a good reason and its never valid and never acceptable. and of anything and everything you can do, treating anybody...

So that looks really good for chris. and thats true. but heres one little knew answer on that. he said public opinion on science, europe and japan is different than the united states. there, scopetteism usually comes from the left. the reason may be that the issues in europe, such as genetically modified food and power tend to push liberals buttons. >> but i think you can easily wade into a relativism where everybodys equal. and the fact is, obviously youre right. i think that was true in the u....

Because they say god made us all the same. or everybodys equal. kids dont understand this message. the science is clear it works best when its overt, means risking talking about skin color and then diffusing the skin color. >> how do you talk about skin color? >> say to children from the time that theyre 1 or 2 years old -- >> that young? >> in african-american families they would start talking to kids about skin color very often when theyre 6 months old or 9 months old. >> i look at my brothers...