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on reddit. and then it goes around twitter and facebook. but what about other people? who i mean, i'm from alabama. i know a lot of people who own these kinds of guns. that are careful with them that keep them stored and proper places in their homes and whatnot. and that's the pushback. you know, we've been seeing from a lot of republicans on capitol hill. i was watching our reporters there yesterday, asking people why should people be able to own an ar 15? why why do you think this should be legal and a lot of republicans? kittens immediately answered, saying that they they didn't really waiver on the idea that they should be able to be purchased right. a lot of people said why do i a good person a good citizen need to be punished? for what? a bad citizen. did i? also my family is long line of hillbillies in the missouri ozarks. lot of hunters. but what my family ragged about was being able to shoot the out of the squirrel with the 22 right like you. you don't shoot deer like you're in a quentin tarantino movie. i just remember being in arora and i wanted to see how long i was covering. they were theater
it. i think to graham's advantage, he saw this coming, he wrkd on it it he had a positive message going out to tea partiers. lindsey graham said you and i may not agree on everything, but on the things we do agree on, do i a darn good job on foreign policy and things like that. meantime, eric cantor went negative on dave brat, attacking him with some attack ads that were of some questionable veracity and brat, as you say, a college professor, and here is something interesting. his opponent in the general election, jack tramel is also a professor at the same small college, randolph macon college north of richmond. how about that? >> so, at the same college? >> same college. >> that makes for an interesting walk down the hallway there. >> that will be interesting at faculty senate meetings. it tells you this. when you have a small district. when you are talking about a congressional district like this. the will of individuals is much more easily felt because it's harder to
definition of thug and mine differ. so i understand that people can get it wrong sometimes. but at the same time, it's like i to do all that and i do hang around those type of guys. that's what environment i was raised in i was discriminated on so much because of how i look and how i dress. so i want to show the other kids would i'm from and came up where i came up just because i have braids and a grille and tattoos everywhere it don't necessarily mean i'll try to snatch your purse. >> you had trouble getting deals because of your name. you lose endorsements because of your name. >> everything. a lot of stuff. because i can't get a date. i give out meals all the time. i go to the hood every thanksgiving, pass out turkeys, give toys away at school. do i a lot for the community. but i'm sure the reason why i don't got no day from the mayor is because my name is slim thug. you know how like giving a guy named slim thug his own day. and also, i don't think that was
there is no cure -- yet. >> i think the human knee-jerk reaction is to look away, because it's really hard to see, and it's real suffering, but the more i see, the more i see the families and how hard they fight, the more i realize, you know, we can't look away. we have to look. we have to see. >> reporter: black is the ambassador for the foundation. hi efforts help fund research. he says it all comes back to family and the music. >> i'm a songwriter, do i a do a lot of self-examination, soul-searching, so i've always felt inclined to do what i can. as i fight for my own successes, i feel like part of the battle has to be for those things i can help along the way.
with somebody that went through a relatively easy race once charlie crist got chased out. >> for hugging obama. talk about a freudian slip. last week, major, you were interviewing marco rubio as we saw about the possibility he would be vice president. and he said something rather revealing programerhaps. let's listen. >> three, four, five years from now, if do i a good job as vice president -- i'm sorry. if i do a good job at a senator instead of the vice president, i'll have a chance to do all sorts evof things. >> you do you what do i, try to get them all screwed up. he said if i spend the next three, four, five years as doing a vice president. >> i was accused of doing jedi
talk about a freudian slip. last week, major, you were interviewing marco rubio as we saw about the possibility he would be vice president. and he said something rather revealing perhaps. let's listen. >> three, four, five years from now, if do i a good job as vice president -- i'm sorry. if i do a good job at a senator instead of the vice president, i'll have a chance to do all sorts of things. >> you do what do i, try to get them all screwed up. he said if i spend the next three, four, five years as doing a vice president. >> i was accused of doing jedi mind tricks. for the gentlemen, i possess no jedi mind tricks. >> the secret racing stripes? >> i don't think so. and i don't think romney will pick rubio.
provocative broadway clay. it tackles immigration and race in the '60s. first, a lot going on today. here's some things we thought you should know. newt gingrich still hasn't dropped out of race for president so he is still getting seek service protection that could be costing taxpayers millions of dollars. four years ago, the director of the secret service said the protection cost around $40,000 a day. gingrich has had protection since march. did florida senator marco rubio let the cat out of the bag four months out of the bag before the republican presidential convention? take a liberty. >> if i do a good job as vice president -- i'm sorry. if do i a good job as a senator -- i'll have a chance to do all sorts of things. >> okay. senator rubio is among several name being tossed around as possible vp picks for mitt romney.
calling about it and we've been on it. we're kind of using this as a gateway to other things. we want to obviously both of us want to do some. we would love to get on that hot in cleveland show. we are in cleveland. >> and do i a very good cleveland action send. i've been working for years. >> you are both so hollywood. you are it. >> we're it. we're doing a skrimt and then some people over at stiffs.com want us to do some things for them. >> i think it's a great story. what's your number? ha ha ha! >> check my facebook. >> thank you. have fun. it's a great story. you don't hear these things happening every day. thanks a lot. bridesmaids get some surprise nominations. and liz taylor's jewelry. your phone number i have and i'll tweet it out later. i want a screen play too. sag awards. you're really hearing a lot about this this year. mostly because they can be an
what, 13% in terms of the oil that we are not able to access that we were more than a year ago, yes? >> just on the year. >> judge jeanine: but why would the 13% the prices be so high and what can we do to bring them down? >> of course, the market is looking at the long-term u.s. energy policy. you know, the same way that they look at middle east events or look at global economic turmoil, they are also looking at what our long-term policy is and they can see that every time president obama has asked the question on high gas prices he responds by talking about new vehicles, $40,000 cars that people are supposed to buy or solar and wind. the oil market knows that that is not a long-term solution so the oil situation in the united states. >> judge jeanine: clearly. but ben, who o sets the price at the pump? >> the futures market is the direct link to the price at the pump. anybody that thinks retailers are making money at these prices are wrong. do i a weekly column on retail
what, 13% in terms of the oil that we are not able to access that we were more than a year ago, yes? >> just on the year. >> judge jeanine: but why would the 13% the prices be so high and what can we do to bring them down? >> of course, the market is looking at the long-term u.s. energy policy. you know, the same way that they look at middle east events or look at global economic turmoil, they are also looking at what our long-term policy is and they can see that every time president obama has asked the question on high gas prices he responds by talking about new vehicles, $40,000 cars that people are supposed to buy or solar and wind. the oil market knows that that is not a long-term solution so the oil situation in the united states. >> judge jeanine: clearly. but ben, who o sets the price at the pump? >> the futures market is the direct link to the price at the pump. anybody that thinks retailers are making money at these prices are wrong. do i a weekly column on retail