The video is gone, so I couldn't really judge it. But listening to the audio, I didn't hear anything racist about it. There were no epithets, not even a mention of the words "hispanic" or "Mexicans". Where, exactly is the racism?

Yea, those beautiful little girls sure do look menacing. Come to think of it, a weasel like Carson probably really is frightened by them. By the way, I'm still waiting for the video of the teapartiers who alledgedly shouted epithets at members of Congress the day of the health care vote. Considering the number of news cameras there, not to mention that probably nearly every individual there had a cell phone to record these "hideous provocations", one would think that SOMEONE could provide evidence of these charges. If there were such evidence, surely the mainstream news sources would still be playing it in a continuous loop. The fact is, it obviously didn't happen. The Nazi brownshirts used such trumped-up "events" (e.g. Kristollnacht) to justify their crackdown on persecution of certain elements of society. German people didn't acknowledge this until it was too late to stop it. I pray that we do not make the same mistake. I have absolutely no connections with the teapartiers, but any honest person should see that 99.99 percent of these folks are just that--ordinary folks. I admire and salute their awareness of the danger that threatens of Republic.