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>> ask mel gibson. >> it's real simple. if you're famous and you're a celebrity and you have a tv show, you should be arguing with people in the comments section. if a million people are tweeting you, you don't respond to the tweets. don, i'm sure you've done it before. but i'm saying it's not good advice because you always end up in a bad place. it never works out well. >> you never win. and if you're a public figure, you have to accept the fact that you are going to be a punching bag and you just have to send nasty e-mails pitching people out in your head. >> don't read them. >> end up lying...

That. you know, at a young age, i was told that i was bad kid in school. >> reporter: tunette proved them wrong, eventually got her college degree, wrote a book, and became an accomplished public speaker, even giving a ted talk. the powells have worked hard to make a good life for their children. >> my biggest fear is that they'll be labeled and that they'll believe it. >> reporter: every day she fights to inspire her boys. more a preschool to premed mentality. >> go! >> reporter: than preschool to prison. sara sidner, cnn, omaha. >> sara, thank you very much. what do we do about this preschoo...

He recently lost 70 pounds and was showing off his thin body. apparently the word thinspiration is often used in anorexia circles. did you know anything about this? >> we ran a story on xojane who was written by the main woman who got in a fight with him, and he called her the c word and then he told another critic that they should take a razor blade and go to the bath and no one would miss them if they killed themselves. and that's when i think things started to go wrong is because people were saying -- >> darn it. >> let's stick to the first part of the story that did go wrong. but let's sti...

>> let jason respond as well. >> these kids are not coming from perfect homes, don. and so we have to. but what are we going to do than? that's why i say we have to wrap our arms around the entire problem, not just expelling these kids. >> okay. i got your point. >> part of the problem, though, is this automatically ascribing racial animus when we don't see racial parity in outcomes. whether we're talking about school, discipline outcomes or other outcomes. that's very troubling and very problematic. why kids are suspended at higher rates than asian kids. s that also evidence of racial animus ...

Shutdown. one is this idea that we had an election. he was re-elected in 2012 and therefore the argument is over. there were also many of the members of house of representative that were also elected. did they not come in an electoral mandate and responsibilities to constituents? but the second thing is the law argument. we hear it's the law. there are many laws. many bad laws from jim crow laws before to silly laws today. and it doesn't mean that's an argument either. >> wait. >> no, no. >> let jason respond. >> jim crowe? that doesn't make any sense one way or the another. and i didn't say t...