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murdoch. raising the question, was the disgraced former lawyer or his family involved in the 19-year-old to death? jonathan is a live interviewer know if the very latest on this, jonathan precludes either ortho there certainly a lot of renewed interest after the convictions, the murder convictions of alex murdaugh convicted of murdering his wife and son. investigators decided to take a second look at a couple of cases involving deaths that originally were thought to be accidental. through the online fundraising campaign friends and relatives of steven smith have raised more than three times the money they were seeking to commission independent autopsy. on the smith family go fun we gave patients even some of the family rates thank you for not allowing steven storage be swept under a rug burn we will pursue the exhibition immediately provide updates along the way. steven smith he was 19 at the time of his death was openly gay and had been a high school
this is the thing that made me switch from being a democrat voter to a conservative voter is that i saw -- it's one thing to talk about what government will do for you and give you this and give you that but all these years later we're still struggling and still the lowest in education and still the lost in marriage rates and family rates and we are still the black community is still suffering very specific and unique issues in the community and yet we are voting 90% democrat for all of these policies over and over again and at some point we have to say these things aren't helping us. take the handcuffs off and i'm not a silly republican but i've had people ask me what has the republic and party done for black people? listen, i don't want any party to do anything for me. take the handcuffs off and leave me the hell alone. let's me and my family do for us. but when were constantly bein being -- we have to go through a government that has oppressed us
possible. this is the thing that made me switch from being a democrat voter to a conservative voter is that i saw -- it's one thing to talk about what government will do for you and give you this and give you that but all these years later we're still struggling and still the lowest in education and still the lost in marriage rates and family rates and we are still the black community is still suffering very specific and unique issues in the community and yet we are voting 90% democrat for all of these policies over and over again and at some point we have to say these things aren't helping us. take the handcuffs off and i'm not a silly republican but i've had people ask me what has the republic and party done for black people? listen, i don't want any party to do anything for me. take the handcuffs off and leave me the hell alone. let's me and my family do for us. but when were constantly bein being -- we have to go through a government that has oppressed us
you how it works, because he's the guy behind this. and i think a lot of people in our conference agree with the idea that we need a debt backstop. i think a lot of people in our conference, if we repeal the individual mandate, would like to see the subsidy payments made to make sure the insurance market stays stable until we can actually address obamacare. i think most people blooeelievet we can do better than president obama when it comes to this economy, this tax bill is good, we'll have a backstop, continuing the subsidies that will replace obamacare with something better makes sense. >> so i want to be precise, senator. the corporate rates, you don't think would go back up. right now they want to reduce the corporate rate from 35% to 20%. and that's permanent. there's no sunset. there's no time limit. individual families, they would have a reduction in tax rates, but that would be sunseted after ten years or so. why not sunset the corporate rates as opposed to the individual family rates? >> well, the point that senator
is the nature of the problem. jenna: let's talk about that more. you have the upper class, correct me, you are defining, 20% top upper class as educated and married seems to have ties to that community. and a lower class not quite as educated, does not have the same marriage rates or core family rates? >> all sorts of things. whether participation in the labor force or rest of it. what i'm really say, jenna, look, 50 years ago we had rich people and poor people but had the same civic culture. there were a lot of common bond that dissolved. jenna: such as marriage for example? >> such as marriage. we have elite much smaller than 20% which developed its own culture. it is culture they marry at different aims. they have different preferences in television and rest of it. and they live in a bubble. jenna: so you're saying two almost separate cultures developing inside america. >> exactly. jenna: what is the effect of that? >> america's civic culture based on idea that we're all americans together. people wanted to be identified with the middle
great to say you. >> hey, shannon. great to see you. i haven't seen you since the big announcement a few weeks ago. let me officially extend greetings from charlotte which president obama hopes will become the capitol of a new democratic south beginning in 2012, you know, with the convention. >> the big convention. i'm hoping you'll save me a guest room and i can come hang out with the larsons. >> we'll rent it out, but for you, come on down. >> hopefully. family rates, hopefully. a lot of late nights for for the house in washington. they passed funding to get them through this year with $61 billion in cuts, you know. it's something the speaker talked about, read my lips. are your listeners out there buying it, that the cuts will actually ever happen? >> john boehner used read my lips which is kind of a double dog dare in politics any more which leaves only the triple dog dare which, of course, is bring it on or make my day if you go