Even In The Civil Rights Movement, There

The Advent Of The Civil Rights Movement During The 50s And 60s Made It Very Plain Crystal Clear To Me That We Had An Obligation To Do What We Could To Make Real The Constitution Of The United States Of America.

I Think All Three Of Those Men [james Mattis, Mike Pompeo And Rex Tillerson] That You Just Mentioned, Depending On What Deal Was Struck With Russia, Depending On What Terms The Deal Would Have And What Incremental Steps We Would Have To Take And Measurements That We Would Have To Take With Potentially Russia In A Deal, Some Of Those Positions Could Change, And Some Of President-elect Donald Trump's Positions Could Change Depending On What Deal Could Be Struck.

The Point Is Not Where Barack Obama Was Born, The Point Is Is That We've Got Congressmen On The Democratic Side Of The Aisle That Are Questioning The Legitimacy Of President-elect [donald] Trump Who Won In An Electoral Landslide.

I Would Like To Think That We Have Made Much More Progress, That We've Come Much Further, To Have Someone Like A Donald Trump To Emerge As The Nominee Of A Major Political Party.

That's Where The Outrage Should Be, Not Old News, But The Fact That We Are Preparing For The Transfer Of Power. And We Have Been Working With President [barack] Obama, Hand In Glove, And I Think That They - Including The President - Should Step Up And Get His People In Line And Tell Them To Grow Up And Accept The Fact That They Lost The Election.