why is it dangerous? it s all public record. you cannot support someone and say i why shouldn t we know who is giving donald trump money? i don t get that. the only way that we know this information sometimes is because we re not combing through the court records. i m all for celebrities using their platforms as long as those platforms are informed by people who are doing the actual work on the ground. last word to you, because the nfl kicks off today. jay-z and the nfl continue to take many people are outraged by the fact that they founded a group who cut off you know how much like anyone knows how much i love jay-z. this is problematic. that image of that older white lady with glee cutting off the hair of a black boy and saying
tucker: you don t want to answer real questions, i get it. so i m being unfair, am i a racist? no you asked me to come on and talk about the census, but instead you want me to talk about state government issues. tucker: it s a trick, i m asking a bunch of questions. i ll ask you a census question. why shouldn t we know, why shouldn t we be allowed to know how many citizens and noncitizens live here? do you want to use political polarization to bias the census? if so that we should have a question about guns. why shouldn t we know how many guns are in a household? the reason we don t ask that is because we don t want to make so many politically bias. tucker: why do we do the race question? do you find that a little creep
now you want me to tucker: you don t want to answer real questions? i want to answer the real questions you asked me to come on. tucker: so i m being unfair?r, in my races come too? no, you re just being tucker: committed to adult conversation? i came on here to talk about the census and instead you want to talk about state government issues. tucker: oh, it s a trick. so let me ask you a census question. why shouldn t we know, why shouldn t we be allowed to know citizens and noncitizens live here? do you want to use political polarization to bias the census? if so, then we should have a question about guns. why shouldn t we know how many guns are in each household? these reason we don t ask that s because we don t want to politically biased the sentence. tucker: why do we ask raise questions? why do we do the german race thing? why do we ask that?
contenders only 2% of those surveys had never heard of him. compared with 27% who never heard of walker and 16% who never heard of rubio. he s popular and people know who he is. the question is how do people know him. if they know him from his form apprentice shows that will be say different perspective and likability that he will have from an audience perhaps than what he would have from a voting audience. but i do think it s interesting that when you point out jeb bush has this foil, why does he need one. shouldn t we know who jeb bush is by now? he s the billion dollar guy right? he s no different than wearing and rubio. you are right about platt students. they all say the same thing and they are all vague and say i m the guy to do it just because. jeb has a specific approach to bettering the economy.
recalled. the meat packing plant says it s work working with the usda. and said, quote, we encourage anyone who has any concern to be sure to cook all ground beef to a minimum temperature of 160 degrees fahrenheit. reporter: while that might be tough to swallow for the grill masters out there who like their burg gers medium rare, officials say that s really the only way to know for sure. i think it s my right to know where i ate tainted beef. reporter: certainly, carol. lots of people are saying, hey, shouldn t we know. the usda is saying under the regulations currently in place, they cannot name the restaurants. they feel like if they do name the restaurants, maybe in the future restaurants wouldn t be as forthcoming with details that could help trace back the beef. so at this point, they re still keeping those restaurant names secret. chris frates reporting live this morning. there s some really crazy weather going on in denver right now. a week after a late season