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President trump on venezuela is a striking representation that the president, as much as he has these nationalist impulses, also has some kind of moral code when it comes to sensing human suffering abroad. in venezuela, there's a real sense of anger on the part of the president. i think also you see potentially the beginning of the narrative we might see in 20 to zero if someone like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren is coming along articulating socialism. we saw senator sanders' health care bill this week. they articulating the notion of socialism as something positive, i think president tru...

Colorado has now not just opposed to the trump candidacy, he is saying that donald trump should step down. are you expecting to hear more reaction like that from your republican colleagues in the house? >> i don't know. i would suspect. i mean as disgusted as i was about that, i think a lot of my colleagues feel the same way. they're going to have to come to their own decision on that. there's a lot on the line. the supreme court, fighting ini isis. we're put in a difficult precarious position at a terrible time. they're just going to have to answer that themselves. i don't know. i got to do w...

Up and saying i am going to stand for my religious rights. i applaud that. you should be able to engage in religious beliefs the way you see fit but when you take an oath of office to uphold the law, all of the laws, you cannot pick and choose. >> martin luther king wrote a letter from the birmingham jail and said in that letter that there are just laws and unjust laws. and we have no obligation to condone and accept unjust laws. and then he followed that up and said what's an unjust law. an unjust law is a law that goes against the moral code or god's law or the natural law. i would argue tha...

Condone and accept unjust laws. and then he followed that up and said what's an unjust law. an unjust law is a law that goes against the moral code or god's law or the natural law. i would argue that what the supreme court did is against the natural law, god's law and we have every obligation to stand in opposition to it. >> jake, i didn't agree with the supreme court's decision but it is the law of this land and i'm a great admirer of martin luther king and he was prepared to break the law but it wasn't in an office of political power. it was civil disobedience where what he was willing to do...

Intercourse. it is something he feels women will succumb to more of a romance and more of a feeling of not love but something deeper than a plafrl situation. i.e. best to use the quaalude so they don't fall in love with me. is that -- that is the conclusion i drew. >> i'll say i think we are going to look back on this really sad and painful chapter in our public discourse and the fall of someone who was an american hero and realize something about rape culture. because this is a man who is -- has done many good things. thinks of himself as a good person. has his own moral code and yet complete...