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game. i think most black americans are aware these individuals are not looking out for us the hour professional shakedown artist. that's all that they are doing it's not gonna work. not 1 penny of american taxpayers dollars were ever, ever, ever be spent on reparations. [applause] >> hannity: on the show since 2009 we have shown the names of many of the people's names their african americans. their shot, shot and killed in cities like chicago, new york, i've not seen these are democratic run cities, democratic states for decades. i've never seen anyone lift a finger to help solve the violence that is going on in many neighborhoods of color in this country. i've not seen them going to the school system and help resolve the failing school system. now all of a sudden they think money is the answer.
the interview was about public safety and education. why is it going this direction for him right now? >> well, he doesn't have anything to say about it. he failed when he was governor. this is what virginians want to talk about. they are worried about their schools and what did he do he? brought standards down and left us with a failing school system oh by the way 20 year murder rate when he was governor the murder rate went up 24%. not only did he not do a good job as governor he has nothing to say about it now. when i travel around the commonwealth of virginia i get the same questions to me. when i listen to voters they want the costs to come down. lawrence: what about walking out of an interview. they say they respect the free press this is a local reporter asking about education and public safety and walking out. >> this is what terry mcauliffe does, i guess. lawrence: is he entitled. >> i think he might feel entitled because he thinks he was governor but he didn't do a good job people shouldn't ask him hard questions. these aren't those hard of questions. how are you going to fix our schools and what are you going
example of that. >> ultimately i think one of the big lessons we can take away from this is that there's sometimes a presumption that rich people must know what they're talking about because they made a lot of money. >> there's lots of reasons to be in favor of self-government and democracy, but one of the many ones is that wealthy powerful people throughout world history have made idiotic decisions and we should not trust them. >> it's like -- the jeb bush campaign is like the analog to like the failing school system that the tech philanthropist swooped in to save and then test scores went down. zephyr teachout, thank you very much. >> thank you. up next the jury begins deliberations in the first trial in connection with the death of freddie gray in baltimore. what happened inside the courtroom. that's ahead. don't just eat. mangia! bertolli.
this is that there's sometimes a presumption that rich people must know what they're talking about because they made a lot of money. >> there's lots of reasons to be in favor of self-government and democracy but one of the many ones is wealthy powerful people throughout world history have made idiotic decisions and we should not trust them. >> it's like the jeb bush campaign is like the analog to like the failing school system that the tech philanthropist swooped in to save and then test scores went down. zephyr teachout, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> up next the jury begins deliberations in the first trial in connection with the death of freddie gray in baltimore. what happened inside the courtroom. that's ahead.
money. >> there's lots of reasons to be in favor of self-government and democracy but one of the many ones is wealthy powerful people throughout world history have made idiotic decisions and we should not trust them. >> it's like the jeb bush campaign is like the analog to like the failing school system that the tech philanthropist swooped in to save and then test scores went down. zephyr teachout, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> up next the jury begins deliberations in the first trial in connection with the death of freddie gray in baltimore. what happened inside the courtroom. that's ahead.
point of respect, the value of immigration, and i think that's the kind of candidate that can win. if the candidates embrace that, which many have already, then you'll see a successful opportunity. >> is, though, if you were to look at the republican's chance of winning colorado, if they fix colorado, it will fix its problems in a lot of states. but immigration, is that the hurdle? >> there's a number of hurdles. it's not just immigration. when we reached out to the latino community in colorado, we didn't just talk about immigration. we talked about education, we talked about the economy. we talked about values that we share, entrepreneurship, innovati innovation. and no child should be stuck in a failing school system. and we talked about the need to find a solution for immigration. there is no one right way or one only way to have immigration reform. you don't have to just agree with the president or simply agree to the senate bill. but you do have to recognize as every american does, that we have a broken immigration
tiger woods kept the white men oppressed for years on the tour. >> that's being better. >> did you ever watch "white men can't jump?" >> he's not oppressed. >> is this walt -- what is that? >> watters' world. >> i'm tod watters and you're in my world. >> oh, being oppressed. >> not oppressed, just better. well, arizona is now considering legalizing marijuana and they want to tax it to help the failing school system. but the superintendent said she wants no part in the drug money.
work. people have to send their kids to failing schools. people are living in entrenched poverty and crime-ridden neighborhoods. that's what they're very frustrated about. that frustration has been deflected on to a situation like a police officer shooting of an individual and then this thing erupts. i wish i would have been invited to that white house summit, although it was nothing more than kabuki theater yesterday. i would submit to the president, you spent a trillion dollars on a stimulus package promising a robust economy that would produce jobs. mr. president, where are the jobs? if people find meaningful work that occupies their time and you don't have all these individuals just, you know, idling around, building up frustration and anger because their life isn't going the way they thought it should. i would say, mr. president, why do our kids in central city, america, why do we have to send our kids to a failing school system, a failing k-12 urban school system that's going to shackle them to a life of crime
robust economy that would produce jobs. mr. president, where are the jobs? if people find meaningful work that occupies their time and you don't have all these individuals just, you know, idling around, building up frustration and anger because their life isn't going the way they thought it should. i would say, mr. president, why do our kids in central city, america, why do we have to send our kids to a failing school system, a failing k-12 urban school system that's going to shackle them to a life of crime and violence and they'll never reach their god-given potential? why can't the parents choose better schools for their children to attend? why do you continue, mr. president, to support anti-poverty programs and initiatives that have worsened poverty over the last 50, 60 years and hasn't gotten better? if you want to do us a favor at the local level, why don't you issue an executive order calling for an audit of every anti-poverty agency initiative in america and let's stop
>> no. there is more money in being a failing school system. you have to close us down. we're doing our job for half the money, and. john: does not have the money if you give 6,000 some for per student in the district is seven dozen. >> but all the money, federal money, special-education, they get up 14,000. john: stay with us. the audience will have a chance to question you later. now that the blood as he knew, it is i refer more. wants to swallow the people would take care of kids outside of school. and once more money spent on their salaries for hiring, even though some already employ more bureaucrats and teachers. is your stay one of them? with state is worse? next. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you take shortcuts, it shows. we don't run like that.