Thread: Transcripts: Ted Hayes on Hannity

ALIPAC Copy of VIDEO of Ted Hayes on Fox!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVeJLpV-nLQ


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0%2C2933%2 ... %2C00.html

This is a rush transcript from "Hannity & Colmes," August 16, 2007. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated

SEAN HANNITY, CO-HOST: Homeless advocate and immigration opponent Ted Hayes was assaulted this past Tuesday for spreading his message that illegal immigrants are damaging this country and specifically attacking African-Americans.

An immigration group started false rumors about Hayes being connected to the Ku Klux Klan, which resulted in a black militant assaulting Hayes and spitting at him during a press conference. Eventually, the LAPD was called, and two officers had to wrestle the aggressor to the ground before arresting him.

Ted Hayes joins us now.

Ted, I've known you a long time. We haven't always agreed. But I want to bring specifically into this you're against illegal immigration and you've taken a stand. Somebody just attacked you for your views.

TED HAYES, IMMIGRATION OPPONENT: Actually, yes sir. Actually, the guy just spit in my face. That's the first time something like that really ever happened.

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HAYES: No. We did not get a chance to catch that. But we were having a news conference out in front of the L.A. Symphony, Choose Black America, which is the organization that I chair.

We were having a news conference about the murders in Newark, New Jersey, and the failure of the elected officials to obey their oath of office to protect us and that we're having the same kinds of problems here in Los Angeles.

And we're calling on Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and particularly L.A. City Council Bernard Parks to help us dispel this rumor so that we can end the violence, but they refuse to do so.

HANNITY: Let's go to the heart of the message that you're bringing here. And that is that illegal immigrants are damaging the country and specifically attacking African-Americans. Do you see this as a growing phenomenon and danger?

HAYES: Yes, sir. It's getting out of hand, and it's getting to the point where they're callous about doing it, to the point where they don't mind threatening us. They threatened my life, you know, and said, “We’re going to cut your throat.â€

I always get a chill when they mention that illegals are babysitting.

What kind of person wants to save a dollar badly enough to hire an illegal to care for their children - the most precious thing in the world?

Would they get all their money out of the bank, and hire an illegal to care for it?

Again, what kind of person would allow an illegal to care for their children?

Who the hell is SUSAN ESTRICH? Why the hell did Hannity let her jump all over Ted Hayes? Is she another hispanic/latino pro-amnesty/pro illegal shill?

I seen that interview last night. Ted Hayes was wonderful , but that blonde bimbo Susan Estrich seemed very much pro illegal. If an illegal alien did something bad to her, then she would change her tune. When I first put the interview on, I though Susan Estrich was a man dressed as a woman! No kidding!

Susan is a lawyer and a professor at UCLA or USC I can't remember which.

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ESTRICH: ... you will see Hispanic babysitters taking care of the kids, housekeepers cleaning the house, Hispanic gardeners tending the lawns, some of them legal, some of them illegal, many of them trying to make a living, sending their kids to college. Why aren't blacks in those jobs?

HAYES: Because we were forced out of those jobs. As I said to you before, they undercut the wages. They're working below the labor standards. And for anyone in America to work below the labor standards is considered a slave. Remember? All the union battles we had about labor laws?

ESTRICH: Well, but you can't still be blaming slavery for the problems of black America. I mean...

HAYES: Hold on. You're jumping, ma'am. You're jumping. You're jumping. Slow down. Go back and hear what I just said.

I said the Companeros are coming here. They're working below the labor standards for wages. We blacks are not going to do that. No American, white, black, brown or red or yellow, should work below the labor standards. That's slavery. That's a form of slavery. It's not chattel slavery, which my people suffered, but it's still slavery.

Wow, this exchange is very telling......WTF do liberals stand for these days? Not helping black poor people any more apparently.....Not supporting the labor laws they had helped put in effect. Do liberals just stand for un-American invaders? Do liberals just stand for lawlessness?

Its incredible. Now, Estrich is a smart woman, but she seemed to not know what Hayes was saying in the above quote......She uses a straw man argument about not blaming today's problems on slavery -- not too long ago, liberals were actually using this argument. She was inadvertantly supporting wage slavery, as Hayes pointed out. She either was too stupid to realise this, or intentionally obfuscated by using the "blacks can not blame slavery" argument. Its amazing, liberals used to fight for the working man. For descent wages, for labor laws. Now they are supporting a form of slavery, simply because the slaves will fill their voter pools. They are political whores with absolutely no foundations, no connection to their own principals, and past victories.

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Susan Estrich
Estrich is currently the Robert Kingsley Professor of Law and Political Science at the University of Southern California and a member of the Board of Contributors of USA Today. She writes the "Portia" column for American Lawyer Media and is a contributing editor of The Los Angeles Times. She was appointed by the president to serve on the National Holocaust Council and by the mayor of the City of Los Angeles to serve on that city's Ethics Commission.

A woman of firsts — she was the first woman president of the Harvard Law Review and the first woman to head a national presidential campaign (Dukakis)— Estrich is committed to paving the way for women to assume positions of leadership.

Books by Estrich include "Real Rape," "Getting Away with Murder: How Politics is Destroying the Criminal Justice System" and "Dealing with Dangerous Offenders." Her book "Making the Case for Yourself: A Diet Book for Smart Women," is a departure from her other works, encouraging women to take care of themselves by engaging the mind to fight for a healthy body. Her latest book, The Los Angeles Times bestseller, "Sex & Power," takes an impassioned look at the division of power between men and women in the American workforce, proving that the idea of gender equality is still just an idea.

Here's that lady's bio.

We need this on video!

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here is the video
here is the transcript. down some on the left, is the link to watch the video

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,293606,00.html

Didn't work for me. ???