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And that's exactly, of course, why they do it. those who control your words control your mind. a we are joined now by mark steyn. there are no more drug abusers. there are no more juvenile delinquents. there are no more felons. does this improve the life ofe the average person in san francisco? what is the point? >> the point, as you say, is to actually disarm the people from being able to debate certain issues. you know, the argument is that if you call someone a felon, it's a value judgment, and it might make you predisposed to think of him in a bad way, so instead you say he's a person impa...

About this, john and alisyn, what we forget here is that cities are where a lot of progress is made in the country. that's where the innovation is. that's where you have people, mayors, well connected with their communities, and take on the cities in general where so many people of color live. it just compiles not just the racism but misunderstanding of what's going on in this country. the hope of a lot of people is in our city. >> but the base of trump's voters is not. polarizing twr rural and urban is central to his theory. >> it's it, but it's all america. >> i'm not making a value judgment...

A reasonable chance of not ending well for us, and that's pure political judgment, not necessarily a value judgment. the poll is interesting and it does, as you say, separate the five out from everybody else, but i can't say that yet i see a nominee who i feel a lot of confidence behind in beating donald trump. >> the most interesting part of the poll, joe is the bernie sanders number, i would submit. if you go to any of the rallies in new hampshire, i have been to a few in the past couple of months, what's interesting is that in a small sense, but it's writ large, bernie sanders still has the...

That was a mess and they're trying to move away from it. the rebuke coming from the fec that came yesterday is pretty startling. let me read it in part. let me make something 100% clear. she writes, to the american public. and anyone running for public office. it is illegal for any person to solicit, accept, or receive anything of value from a foreign national in connection with a u.s. election. and her tweet of the statement led off saying i would not have thought that i needed to say this. part of the president's defense here, and yes, david, you can yell at me because i'm now parsing words....

Officials, it's obviously very troubling. the thing is there are two big ir issues here. there's the nepotism that we've talked about since the president came on the scene. the pris can hire whoever he wants, but there are nepotism laws for a reason because you don't want family members coming on board. second issue is the giant glaring security threat here where you have these two people who against officials said, look, there are issues here, we don't think they're possibly suitable. i think the main takeaway is i know good people who have been denied security clearance pss. this is not a va...