by president was introduced ben carson. secretary, ben carson. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, the honorable, dr. ben carson. cheers and applause] mr. carson: thank you. thank you very much. and thank you for your courage to be here because in the society that we live in today, it takes a lot of courage to say that you're supporting president trump. it's rally quite interesting how people have tried to manipulate people and sbi date people and change their minds. this has been going on since we've been in america. you go back to the days of slavery, you know, and lot of the states there were more slaves than there were owners. so what did they do? they had to divide the slaves. so they told the ones in the house, you're better than the ones in the yard. and the once in the yard, you're better than the ones in the field. and then after it was over, the -- ones, ned one, you're better than the dark skinned ones. today they say if you are a conservative, you're an uncle tom. you're a horrible person, you'

ben carson. [applause] dr. carson: thank you. thank you. thank you very much. and thank you for your courage to be here because, in the society that we live in today, it takes a lot of courage to say that you're supporting president trump. and, you know, it's really quite interesting how people have tried to manipulate people and how to intimidate people and change their minds. this has been going on since we've been in america. you go back to the days of slavery, you know, and a lot of the states, there were more slaves than there were owners. so what did they do? they had to divide the slaves. they told the ones in the house you're better than the ones in the art. the ones in the art, you're better -- the yard, you're better than the ones in the field. the light-skinned ones, you're better than the dark skinned wants. on and on, they tried to divide people. today, they say if you're a areervative, then oyou somehow an uncle tom, a demon. what a bunch of crap. [applause] been going on's for hundreds of years. i'm very happy to see you have the courage to come

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tuesday, ben carson will be here. single day, today being no exception. next tuesday, by the way, ben carson will be here as >> we have a lot of notable he will hear today. -- people here today. joe is here in the back. he is the president of saint ansell -- saint anselm. also want to welcome the chairman of the republican party. these events are made possible by our sponsors. note their banners. we are appreciative of what they do. with politics index is the new england council. it's a great partnership. the chairman and ceo is here. them for theroduce purposes of an introduction. jim brett. [applause] james: well, good afternoon and welcome, everyone. i too want to thank the president, not just for that very kind word that neil and so many people here have worked with the new england council for many, many years. james: well, good afternoon and welcome, everyone. i too want to thank the president, not just for that very kind word that neil and so many people here have worked with the new england council for many, many years. i think today is the 20th po

. >> i'm glad you allowed me to talk about ben carson that for 50 years we have had this standard of antidiscrimination law if you can prove a pattern you don't need to have the memo if you can prove a pattern if all the right white people get loans all the black people that is discrimination you don't need to have the that the new regulations proposed by ben carson the comet. just closed say the disparate impact that is the legal terminology is not the way to prove discrimination any longer. this is despite a recent supreme court decision is a disparate impact is perfectly fine with the fair housing act. so in addition to that this rule that they propose it actually says specifically if the discrimination is caused by the algorithm then you cannot blame a human what the algorithm did unless race is a factor in the algorithm of the program was not designed by a human. >> orbit to be reverse engineered and they left and protected someplace else. >> that is the battle right now exactly as you describe. >> where is that place? they have technologies that are protecting the and those tha

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next tuesday, by the way, ben carson will be here as well, so we want to see you back for that event. i want to recognize that we have a lot of notable people what i

this is the hud secretary ben carson also addressing the audience today. watch this. >> tell you something -- if he's a racist, he's an awfully bad one. he needs to go get a lesson from the real racists, the people who look at somebody like you and me and they say because your skin is a certain color, you have to think a certain way. and if you don't, there's something wrong with you and they start calling you names. those are the real racists. >> who is that message for, keith, and who is he trying to convince? because that's not exactly what people are saying about the republican party. i don't think his argument makes sense there. >> i was asking during the segment what exactly he was trying to say. i'm not sure i understand what he's saying. maybe you guys can explain to me what he was saying. >> look, i think the biggest issue we have right now as the republican party but also this notion that, yes, it is true if you are not a black or brown person who votes a certain way, who thinks a certain way then you can be outcast. i think there is room again f

ben carson. specifically we will ask, how has the president, how has he helped minority communities more in three years then the destructive policies, and by the way, inordinately, the impact on the minority communities of biden and obama.those policies. it is now perfectly clear, ukrainian impeachment, the coup attempt is now ale political dumpster fire. we, you, the american people, you are not buying the b.s. that democrats have been selling now for three long years, we have had enough. and the wheels are already in motion. so, today, just as we predictedt the schiff show is now headed to the jerry nadler schiff show and the judiciary committee, so that he canmm turn this flaming pilef garbage and crap into ant official impeachment proceeding. good luck on the hearsay, he said, she said, and turn it into evidence. the one witness that can actually testify without offering opinion or hearsay that one guy, sondland on what that presidentd actually said. he is on record saying i heard the preside

at that time a poll has there ben carson and then candidate donald trump virtually tied as strong front-runners for the republican nomination with 23% and 24% of the vote. that same poll has former secretary of state hillary clinton with 46% of the vote, compared to trump's 43%. even though bernie sanders and clinton were battling for super delegates, clinton led by a wide margin. sanders vowed to stay in the race until the democratic national convention the following year. after that, they were calling it pretty much a done deal for hillary. history shows that wasn't the case. one year out and it is still any man or any woman's race for the taking. that is it for this edition of "matter of fact." see you back here next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to, "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we start with a ceremony that is both an important part of japanese culture, but also an art

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next tuesday, by the way, ben carson will be here as well, so we want to see you back for that event. i want to recognize that we have a lot of notable people what i -- but i want to recognize two people, our new president, he is right here in the back. [applause] neil: i'd also recognize my great friend, steve, the chairman of the republican party. [applause] neil: these events are made possible by our wonderful sponsors. their banners are around the room, so please note them. we are very appreciative of what they do so we can continue to do this. our partner at politics and eggs is the new england council, a great partnership continuing on. obviously, a little bit busy lately. the chairman and ceo is here, and i'd like to introduce him for the purposes of an introduction. jim brett. [applause] james: well, good afternoon and welcome, everyone. i too want to thank the president, not just for that very kind word that neil and so many people here have worked with the new england council for many, many years. i think today is the 20th politics and eggs event that we've had this year. no

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i worked for ted cruz in that race, ben carson was leading in iowa, it all switched between beginning of december and when votes were cast. >> so much time, we will torture ourselves for months, you -- dig way down in the poll to find smoldering remains of kamala harris's presidential campaign, it is fascinating how badly that campaign imploded to what do you atribute that. >> a lot of things that go to a campaign inplodes, first and pore most it i--implodes, firstt is the candidate, then it is over spending. >> well, you know she famous he said i'm a to want to tee -- a >> during an interview with new hampshire public radio, liz asked about her pipe dream plan. >> an economist at university university of massachusetts am hers said that could result in 2 million jobs lost. he said those would be mostly administrative positions and insurers, doctors offices, and he said that politicians who want to move toward that system, medicare for all, have to think about what it quotes just transition, a fair transaction would look like, what would that look like for you. >> i, agree this is part

the only one who wasn't involved is ben carson, and that as just because he's been asleep for the last three years. everybody knew about it. but these republicans doesn't se seem to care. the animosity is at an all-time high. watching adam schiff and devin nunes trade jabs is like divorced parents giving separate toasts at your wedding. it's uncomfortable. the big question we still don't have an answer on, is jim jordan on methamphetamine? this jim jordan f he was a character in a movie, you'd go, eh, too much. he's kind of like the hulk. instead of a monster, he turns into a big white douche bag. republicans love him. i doesn't seem he doesn't seem to own a coat. >> they do a two year, $40 million. >> 19-lawyer investigation and guess what. guess what, guess what, guess what? >> i'm sorry, is there a question there? >> there was. >> jimmy: just to recap, now that we have the whole story, if you haven't been following, this is what happened. donald trump wanted this thing about joe biden's son to be like the 2020 version of hillary's e-mails. so he sent rudy giuliani who knew some guys

once you have a stethoscope around your neck and you are ben carson doing 12 hour surgeries. unless you call me j.d. self-satisfied, i'm an expert in the region. so many experts had screwed up their assessments of u.s. foreign policy since forever. >> one of the things that i think it's going to backfire. the american people, those few who are watching are going to discover how many millions of millions. our foreign service starting to act as though they are representatives of the country they are supposed to be representing the united states in. instead of trying to get more money for their country out of us. i think there's a reason the state department was put in foggy bottom come in the swamp. i want to get back to what nancy pelosi said today about not going to court. she had her press conference in the morning. it was about whether she could compel mulvaney and all these other people to testify. watch how she handled it. >> reporter: do you think the house should do everything it can to acquire testimony from people like mick mulvaney, mike pompeo, john bolton, before m

carson will never come around when he was likened to being a child molester. and yet they endorsed and backed president trump. 2008, you saw the same with the democrats. i think president obama's message is probably a good message. i do not know if people can receive that message yet, which is, guys, just don't say anything that will make the other side so angry that they can't come around and join up in the whole thing is done. >> jason: i think they already ticked off americans. herman cain, you've actually been there. you've actually done this. you have been there. i haven't seen anything like i've seen with donald trump. he could go to anywhere from las vegas, you name it, there would be tens and thousands of people showing up. this last debate, the democrats didn't even talk about the economy. i think they almost are going to see that points to donald trump. how do you see what's going on with detainee 20 democrats going down? >> i think that 2020 democrats are all socialists and the matter who emerges with the nomination, it will not matter because the a

carson, really no one talks about rick perry or bessy devos or elaine chao or anyone still there, i know rick perry, god rift hirest his soul. >> he is still dancing. >> a great dancer. >> nikki haley has done best job saying here is why he is okay, but i am better, wink. >> she is not a sycophant, they think they have to be a sycophant to go on tv, give the trump, trump etters. that said, i don't think that. there yotrump campaign wants als of relitigating her come on -- >> with all drama, and impeachment it would be lyft off there are worries, everyone has said bad things about the president. >> i think that her nonsycophant senonsycophanty ends. we should reporting that members of the cabinet were saying, this dude is crazy. we have to do something about it. kennedy: we can't lose sight of that, if they said that, they were two rational successful people in very different worlds. >> they are not -- the most outsider secretary of state in modern history. kennedy: too outside. >> oh, rex, i miss you, all right, amy klobuchar campaign rally are as crowded add a chick if la -- chick

we have an action, massing cuts to the housing vouchers, him putting in charge ben carson who physically believes hud has no responsibility around him was miss. when it is in fact the defining of that same agency that created homelessness in the first place. we're talking about a massive tragedy under trump. >> joe wilson, hospitality house. amy: what you think is the solution to homelessness in san francisco? loucks aa home. we have to build the kind of housing that is affordable for very low income people. homelessness and poverty are economic problems that have economic solutions. these are not due to behavioral pathologies, and we have to encourage each other to see the economic solutions that are actually within our grasp. we are spending now more than $1 trillion on weapons of m mass destruction everery single yeye. every hour in this country we are spending upwards of $200 million, right? on weapons of mass destruction. that can go a long way toward solving the homelessness crisis, the poverty crisis in our cities across the countntry. it wouould do well for all of us to invest in

. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, ben carson. do you get a sense that it is a legit interest from this president to get african-american support? i'm surprised he doesn't have ben carson out there. >> that gets complicated but any other type of president, you see the numbers decreased significantly from when president obama came into office to the end of his campaign. i thi think his rational pronouncements, as latasha knows very well, completely turns them off. i don't know how he can find success in this arena. >> let me pick up on that whole tremaine lee sitdown he had in atlanta there. he spoke with one of the voters who told him about why she supports trump. here is a listen. >> he's doing wonderful with the economy, with criminal justice reform. he is uplifting black people. so when i look at that, that is what's important to me because his tweets, it doesn't add a dollar to my purse. it doesn't give my sobn a job. it doesn't help me purchase a home. it doesn't get me out of debt. his policies do. if i have to look at what

navarro tweets the polls must have only been conducted in the homes of ben carson, kanye, and the sheriff guy with the hat and those cubic zirconia and polyester spandex ladies. they are feeding etch other and the result is this. middle school, high school student with an opportunity to see the first lady of the united states. booing her on stage in baltimore, maryland. joining me right now with more. fox news contributor, deneen borelli. what did you think of that display? >> you said middle schoolers. my goodness where are they getting this vial attitude toward the first lady from. where are they learning this from? if they are learning such a display of disrespect to the first lady, what are these young people going to do when they get older? where are their parents? where is the guidance. what are the teachers doing and saying that these students are tacting in this manner? i think it's despicable. trish: i give melania trump credit because she just kept going when they were booing her. it's watch to do in a situation like that. it's what the president has done in the face of all the

the poll must've been only conducted in the homes of ben carson, kanye, the sheriff guy with the hat and those polyester spandex ladies. your reaction? >> that was funny but not true. when you think about donald trump, let me be very clear from a policy standpoint he has been the most impactful president for african-americans in generations and i say that because i'm a policy standpoint into or 3 years look what he has accomplished, thousands of people released from jail, 90% of them being black, a draconian effect in the 94 crime bill, talk about below unemployment rate which is awesome, opportunities in marginalized areas, and the list goes on and on. this is a president who happens to be a republican a lot of black folks didn't support and yet he continues to deliver policies solution after policy solution for the hills the black community has. i'm in the city of chicago behind me. if your every american man between 8 to 20, 47% of you are unemployed, the dynamic is changing under a trump presidency. shannon: a big supporter of the present charlie kirk said the push for impeachmen

talked with ben carson recently and this is what he said about pursuing human rights issues and trade. >> you cannot run away from what makes america great nation it is , and that is standing up for human rights and democracy. we can do both. we can work out a trade problems with china as well with making sure they comply with the commitment they gave to the people of hong kong. david: is that your experience, can beijing segment those things and deal with the human rights issues on the one hand, and train on the other, without the two getting put together? frankly, it is the united states that is linking everything together. has, too, to some degree. the uighurs, hong kong, tibet, they are all important to president xi. he cannot lose control, that is so important to him. western china, he is trying to ify that population, bring in more chinese. m in acontrolling the terrible way because he wants control. he is a control freak. he does not want any group to get a head of spain -- esteem to question his legitimacy. we can do what we can with the uighurs. frankly, there is not much we

the poll must have been conducted in the homes of ben carson, kanye, that sheriff guy with the sat and those two cubic sir cone i can't and polyester spandex ladies. keep talking and pretend it never happened. radio show one of our gave favorite guests, glad to have him on tonight. mr. elder, thanks for joining us. what do the polls suggest to you. >> what they show to me, tucker, the awakening has arrived. i have been talking about this for years. people like thomas and walter williams has predicted for years when black people stop thinking about themselves like victims schools, education, crime, jobs, they will begin to sever their relationship with the democratic party and that appears t appears to be happening. in the polls have you been mentioned rasmussen and emerson talking about 34% among likely black voters and 34.5% many arively in those two polls. that is cataclysmic and earth shattering apocalyptic if you are a democrat. that's why people like anna navarro are panicking. all time low administration supports choice in schools. something that white liberals do not. blacks and

came in, trump came in for two other fund raisers and even ben carson up in northern kentucky. even when you have a candidate like matt bevin, you do whatever you can try to do to win and that's clearly what they thought they had to do. >> when you saw the president of the united states coming into your state the night before the election, there's two ways to look at that. one you could be worried he's going to help the republican, but you could also expect that this president of the united states would help turn out, help energize turn out on the democratic side. is that possibly what happened with the president's visit? >> i think that's absolutely possible. if you look at the county which is where he showed up enlexington, the margins from this race versus 2016 were not even ca even comparable. you absolutely saw democrats fired up in kentucky. and as a campaigner i saw 15,000 people who sat there all day trying to get a view of the president while we had tens of thousands of people out there knocking on doors try to convince people to vote. and that makes a difference in an

zero chance this is accurate, this must've been conducted in the homes of ben carson, kanye, that sheriff's guy with the hat, your reaction. >> that was funny but certainly not true, when you think about president trump -- let me be very clear. from a policy standpoint, he's the most impactful president for african-americans and generations and i say that because of a policy standpoint, look at what he's accomplished. thousands of people released from jail, 90% of them being black, reversing the draconian effects of the 94 crime bill, the low unemployment rates, opportunities and marginalized areas, you talk about hbcu funding and the list goes on and on. if this is a president who happens to be a republican who a lot of black folks didn't support but he continues to deliver policy solution after policy solution -- i'm in the city of chicago right behind me, talk about in 2016 if you are an african-american man between the ages of eight and 20, the dynamic is changing under the trump presidency. >> shannon: charlie kirk tweets -- a big supporter of the president -- support for impeachment f

. >> harris: on the breaking news, i want to bring in democrat's senator ben carson, setting on the finance committee, thank you for being with me today. we have the news of these transcripts that are coming out. democrats have been accused in process of not allowing fully republicans in the house to see things. now the world can see this. very little redacted again today as yesterday, your first reaction? >> harris, first of all, it's good to be with you. i'm all for transparency. i think it is important that the american people get as much information as possible, the facts need to be the determinative factor. i urge everyone, i remember congress to recognize that we have a constitutional responsibility and to put our constitutional responsibility above party and recognize that we really need to carry out this responsibility where the facts go. >> harris: i am curious about where democrats will go, because republicans are now arguing that there may have been quid pro quo between our president of the united states and the president of ukraine, but it was not a crime, and it is not somethin

and secretary ben carson, i can't let this opportunity escape. for you to answer us, do you have, in your own opinion, a full grasp of the impact of homelessness in this nation? do you? and if so, what are you willing to say about it? you're the person that's at the point of the spear in our federal government to deal with homelessness. >> i've got a lot to say about it. >> unfortunately, the chairlady has brought the hammer down, but i certainly look forward to hearing what you have to say later on. >> the witness -- the witness is requested to provide an answer in writing for the record. the gentleman from florida, mr. posey, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, madam chair and ranking member mchenry, for holding this hearing today on the administration's plans for reforming fannie mae and freddie m mac. it's an important subject, and i regret that it has fallen to levels of personally denigrating secretary carson, asking him questions and not allowing him time to answer them. i and many, dr. carson, you've done an outstandin

ben carson. [ laughter ] and then he woke up and it was all just a dream and then he went back to sleep. but at the white house today the president played host to the world series champion washington nationals. it was a little bit confusing. he was under the impression he was hosting white nationalists, not the nationals. [ laughter ] oh, it's a baseball team. that's nice. as players have been known to o'do the nationals brought the president a jerzy. but not the usual jersey. the players went with something practical instead. [ laughter ] as you know trump did not throw out a pitch at a world series game. he's the only president since 1910 who's not thrown out a first pitch while in office. but he's done it before. he did it at a red sox game back in 2006. [ laughter ] that's what you call resting pitch face. [ laughter ] i never really noticed a strong physical resemblance between trump and his older sons. until i saw this. and now it's like -- [ laughter ] they're such cute guys. it's as plain as day. as you know, the president got booed at the world series. and he got booed at anoth

yeah, i was a little confused at first i thought "doctor sleep" was a a biopic about ben carson. [ laughter ] then i go, "well no, well that's - he's a doctor. and he does -- well, that's different some business news i saw that google is buying fitbit for $2 billion. it's not a done deal yet google says it still needs to work out the next 10,000 steps >> steve: oh [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause come on. >> jimmy: finally, you guys, i saw that today is national saxophone day. [ cheers and applause that's right november 6th, celebrates the birth of the man who invented the saxophone. so let's party ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ tariq! ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> tariq: higgins. >> steve: oh ♪ >> jimmy: hey! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: jimmy! ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ [ thud ] >> damn that hurt! [ laughter ] come on, man say, "heads up," or something. that thing hit me in the face. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: sir, i'm so sorry. i'm sorry. >> geez, look, i just came here with my family to enjoy some topical comedy, you know [ light laughter ] we were excited to h

if ben carson can get in there and -- i think donald would have appointed me to something. >> because he's transactional or he -- >> i think he would have been grateful that i'm on his team regardless of whether i know what i'm doing or not. >> what would you have wanted to be? >> well, i guess -- the only thing i really wanted was, i wanted him to take me to camp david because, you know, my father and i used to joke about this, that if the american public got a good look at camp david, there would be a revolution in this country. that presidents should not be treated like kings and shouldn't have retreats. they should be in the oval office working. what is this camp david and what's going on over there and who the hell is paying the bills? >> you think camp david is very luxurious? >> yes, i do. have you been to camp david? >> i've never been there. >> i know there's a golf course. do you have a golf course at your house? >> i don't play golf. >> we cannot treat our presidents like king. i always say the greatest president was george washington, because they said, you want to be king