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impression in the latino community. we have a long, long way to go in this. so i don't have any problem with his being able to make more progress here. latinos are not from mars. they want jobs. we have 93 million people out of the work force at this point. >> right. jeffrey, it says that you're insulting them -- >> they want jobs like everybody else and they don't have them. >> your spin on donald trump has been that his message is direct and people like that because it's so refreshing. yet the numbers here show that not to latino ears, 70% of them find is insulting. 26% say he tells it like it is. it flies in the face of what the gop wanted to do coming out of the obama/romney situation. it was about a culturation of expanding who the gop respect. this seems to be the opposite of that. >> god bless the republican establishment. they follow that point of view
there was a situation where most of the government was funded but homeland security wasn't. republicans were threatening to try re-opening the government and ultimately they folded because you can't get any funding bill out of congress without democrats in the senate voting for it. you need democrats to break ranks, send the president a bill to veto. they will fold for the same reason they folded in february. trump can say, i said we should shut down but republicans in washington folded again. if you sent me there, i wouldn't fold. smart political move by him. >> lawrence? >> go ahead, sarah. >> it's april. >> i'm sorry. go ahead. >> i want to go back to the muslim comment. we are a nation of different peoples and cultures. i don't understand why there is still this issue. we have so many different types of americans. everyone in this country is not necessarily a bad person if they are in one religion. i'm a christian. i love jesus and i beat the bible, but one of the most
amazing things i have seen and ever heard was the call to prayer in tanzania. what does that make me? i just think we are hearing the same stuff we heard with the pal it is in situation, the romney situation. even reince priebus said we are more united than divided. this rhetoric has to stop. it perpetuates something we don't want to see again. >> nothing donald trump is saying would mute or discourage the rhetoric. >> you don't see much at all in donald trump's campaign. one of the things in the gq piece is they are out there, percolating and you see candidates taking advantage of those. to josh's point about the
same stuff we heard with the pal it is in situation, the romney situation. even reince priebus said we are more united than divided. this rhetoric has to stop. it perpetuates something we don't want to see again. >> nothing donald trump is saying would mute or discourage the rhetoric. >> you don't see much at all in donald trump's campaign. one of the things in the gq piece is they are out there, percolating and you see candidates taking advantage of those. to josh's point about the shutdown, i don't think we'll see a shutdown over planned parenthood. we can see it going to the brink. funding for abortion clinics is the very last thing to get
>> joining us now for an exclusive interview sandra bland's sister sharon cooper, and the family's attorney cannon lambert. sharon cooper, what i was struck by in reading the lawsuit today is this is unusual wrongful death lawsuit. you're at the stage of the information where you don't actually know how the death occurred. >> right. right. good evening, lawrence. how are you? >> thank you. thanks for joining us. >> one of the things, the primary impetus for the lawsuit is the fact that we are not getting the information we have asked for from the on set of the notification of sandy's passing in the jail cell. the things that we have received have been due to the fact that the media has been nice enough and, you know, has done us a favor by sharing information with us. when the media gets information that's when we get the information. we are in a situation where our hand feels forced at this point. we feel this is the necessary
and, you know, has done us a favor by sharing information with us. when the media gets information that's when we get the information. we are in a situation where our hand feels forced at this point. we feel this is the necessary legal resource we have to take to start to get after some of the answers we have been looking for. >> sharon, let's listen to what your mother said today about what might have happened in the jail cell at the press conference today. >> i am still confident in the fact that she knew enough about jesus that she would not take herself out. anything is possible. i wasn't there. but as a mother, my inner is telling me she did not to that. now i'm the first one to tell you if the facts it shall the facts, not the fiction. if the facts show without a doubt that that was the case,
we are very much asking that the d.o.j. get involved in this situation. now, it is requiring a fresh set of eyes, an unbiased set of eyes, a set of eyes that's going to find what actually happened to sandra bland. this family needs an answer to the principle question, what happened to sandra bland? >> sharon cooper, at the press conference today you explained why you and the family were unable to get your sister, sandra bland out on bail that weekend. could you quickly run us through the flex complexity of that and how it got jammed up? >> absolutely. we have the initial call from her on saturday afternoon at approximately 1:50. that was saturday, july 11. she did inform us she was picked up for a routine traffic stop. she expressed surprise she was in jail at that point. she shared with us the amount of the bond and shared at that time
muslims out of the country before they start killing our families. as a reporter notes, everyone around him nodded. so josh, this is what you get when you wade into the trump crowd. >> the gq piece is interesting. one person the reporter finds says i like trump but i'm concerned because he's an at&t ris it shall atheist. >> he said he's not. >> these are not the people most read in on policy. >> i was looking for that polite phrasing and i couldn't find it. >> one thing about the shutdown. it's unlikely that we'll get a shutdown over planned parenthood. just a few months ago there was going to be a partial government shutdown over the president's executive actions on immigration. there was a situation where most of the government was funded but homeland security wasn't. republicans were threatening to try re-opening the government and ultimately they folded because you can't get any
it. >> bill: okay. but having talked to karl rove many, many times on this program, i can tell you that he is a guy who doesn't want a conservative litmus test to limit some candidates who may be more moderate and appeal to a wider circle. he doesn't want that kind of party where i think sarah palin does want it i think republicans are are going to have to come to grips with that. >> well, they have to decide in some cases whether they're willing to settle for a candidate who has a better chance of win hog may not be as pure on a conservative. >> that's what the romney situation was all about. and romney failed. >> very bold in that. >> they are. but they are congenitally unhappy. i have been covering this stuff for decades now. there are people in the republican party and in the conservative movement who are seldom happy except with certain candidates. if those candidates get nominated and have to go on and make the compromisees that politicians make.