>> i live in new jersey, inglewood, new jersey. glenn: sorry for that. but that's something that the media misses. there are pockets where liberals can move in texas and they would be, like oh, no. there are those pockets but generally speaking the people that are our neighbors are different than the people that we send out to washington. >> yes, they are. glenn: now, how do we connect with our neighbors and, frank, this might be a good one for you -- and also you, keith -- how do we connect to our neighbors or has that already -- is that beginning to happen in the country now? >> it has already happened. >> barbara made a point about the future of young people. we asked the question are you better off than your parents were when they were your age. i would ask you all that, you people behind me. how many of you were better off than your parents were when they were your age? most hands go up. now let me ask you because you're a mom. how many of you believe that your children will be better off than you when they get to be your age? raise your hands. glen

joining us is nathan lee from inglewood, california. inglewood, florida. sorry. he's the widower of denise amber lee. his wife was abducted from their home, assaulted and murdered on january 17th, 2008. denise used her kidnapper's cell phone to call 911 during her terrible ordeal. but to no avail. michael king was convicted of the crimes and a jury recommended last week that he be sentenced to death in the electric chair. joining us is nathan lee. a jury has convicted michael king of the death penalty, is justice served, nathan? >> well, nothing will ever be able to bring denise back, but, you know, i think the family is satisfied with the outcome and definitely glad he's going to be sentenced to death. >> larry: why did you go to that trial every day? >> i just felt like i had to be there for denise. i wanted to know what was going on. you know. the hardship that denise went through that entire time when she was kidnapped, you know, was nothing compared to, you know, me sitting through the trial was nothing compared to that. and, you know. i just wanted to be th

imagine me, the world's longest-serving leader, agreeing to stay in inglewood, new jersey, as a lastnly to be told that englewood, new jersey, did not want me. englewood, new jersey. let's just say i will not be flying home to brag about that, both because of other things and also because of the time difference, anyone i call home to in libya will be sound asleep. try to wrap your head around that. so, i was dealing with both jetlag and a tense situation. making matters worse, the computer on the beach crashed, so i had to write one at the last minute on loose leaf paper. and that may be what saved me. this is crushing. i have written my speech on the flight here instead of watching a movie with liam neeson. everyone, and i mean everyone on the plane was watching "taken." imagine trying to write a speech while out of the corner of your eye the great liam neeson is running through paris trying to recover his daughter, stopping everyone who gets in his way with both his intellect and his strength. this was no fun for me. but i made the sacrifice and wrote my speech. then, boom, compute

last month, gadhafi's plan to tent out in inglewood, new jersey legislators.e asked for permission to build a tent in new york's central park. that request was denied. in the past, gadhafi has taken his bedouin tent wherever he traveled, from paris to rome for belgium. it is his preferred form of overnight stay outside of tripoli. this week presented a unique problem for the libyan leader. new york's skyscraper hotels are not an option, because gadhafi who has no fear of palling around with terrorists is actually afraid of elevators. joining me now is congresswoman nita lowey, she represents new york's 18th district which includes the town of bedford. congresswoman, welcome, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you, larry for asking me. >> can you confirm for us now that moammar gadhafi is not sleeping in your district tonight? >> well, frankly, i've been in touch with the local officials all day, the state department. donald trump didn't return my call, although i have known him since he was a kid when we all lived in queens. and it's clear that the ten

my tent and i were turned away by central park and, worse of all, inglewood, new jersey. >> yes, it takesk it down for us. ble. over 300 prescriptions are just four dollars. four dollars. imagine that. indulge in endless choices of your favorite shrimp. including new wood-grilled shrimp with a teriyaki glaze. it's endless shrimp -- our best value of the year. now at red lobster. something called the monday more than matchup and it was so much fun, yes, we thought we would do it again. so much covered by moammar gadhafi speech and also the spelling of his name. the funniest came on "saturday night live." take a look and see if you can tell the difference between the real gadhafi and the spoof. >> i am here to apologize for my speech on wednesday. it was so long and so rambling and it didn't make any sense. >> translator: somebody who by the name of lee harvey. >> translator: the swipe -- the swipe book. >> translator: i watched a tape of it and i was like who is that guy? as i mentioned in my speech wednesday, i'm suffering from extreme jet lag. >> translator: all of you are tired having j

. >> right next to where we are on trillion dollar mile, they call it, in inglewood cliffs here in new jersey. that's nice that they're doing that. what have you been talking about on "squawk box"? >> i was going to say that. that we had this morning, we had howard dean on for two hours and we sort of go back and forth with differing thoughts about a lot of different things. but we don't -- >> none of which have to do with unilever and sara lee, that's true. >> we will get back to a period, a lot of stuff. >> maybe we will. >> we're starting to see a little in the name. not the deluge that some people are hoping for. that's not going to happen. >> i told you what i did for you. the news i picked out was walmart, five-year chart, because your big special which, you know, is following up on the most successful special documentary that cnbc had, the first walmart. people are still interested in walmart. >> 1.4 million employees in the united states. you might imagine thaechb just a small percentage of them watched that. >> david, the stock price is right where it was when you did your fir

diplomatic station my tent and i were turned away by central park, westchester county and worst of also inglewoodte one at the last minute on loose leaf paper. and that may be the... [laughter]. >> it is crushing, as i had written my speech here instead of watching the in flight movie, "taken" starring liam neeson. >> clayton: if you missed his speech, it was a treat, the translator who did the translating, the real one at one point got so fed up, he said i can't take it any more. i can't take it anymore and one thing he talked about in the speech, he talked about jps. >> dav -- gps. >> and imagine translating a speech for an hour-and-a-half. >> dave: the longest ever u.n. speech, castro spoke for four-and-a-half hours, at one point. >> dave: trying to be defiant by giving the speech. >> dave: coming up, democrats vying with republicans to win back seniors, scared medicare is not scaffe under health care reform, and details on the wrangling on capitol hill and the info your elderly relatives need to know. >> and parents putting the brakes on vaccinating their children against the swine flu. is th

diplomatic station, my tent and i were turned away by central park, westchester county, and worst of all, inglewoodnew jersey. >> here with us now, politico's morning playbook, chief correspondent mike allen. hi, mike. >> happy monday. >> happy monday to you, sir. let's talk about al gore. we don't do that enough. he's back in the news. explain this story to me. i read in "the wall street journal." a car company he backs got some money. tell me how it plays out. >> first i have to share the quote of the year. i know it's only september, but i have no hesitation about close gs the books on this one. tim tebow, university of florida, best quarterback of our lifetime, maybe of our kids' life times, saturday night knocked out in that steamroller sack. has a concussion. he's vomiting. he gets up -- willie, you heard what he said to coach urban meyer. >> what did he say? >> did i hold onto the ball? how great is that? >> so you're one of those people who consume the tebow kool-aid? it sure sounds like it. just take the pitcher and dump it over your head. >> urban meyer said he winked and said, it's great

from the united nations, so that gives them most of manhattan and it would probably get them to a inglewood, new jersey, which is where the libyan leader really wanted to pitch his 10 initially. but that is not going to happen. i understand that he has approached the united states -- the united nations for space on the back lawn, but there is not any right now. host: we will go to scott and joining us from kansas city. welcome to "washington journal." caller: i have a few comments to make about afghanistan. i suggest people should read the pentagon papers. i would like to also talk about the propaganda that goes out on the news network. first of all, the russians did not invade afghanistan. they were invited in by a secular royal kingdom. some people thought we should have been helping the russians anyway. we helped osama bin laden and the taliban against the russians, so now we're fighting them, so they are confused. we ought to set up an intelligence network in afghanistan that can detect arabic speaking factions and go after them and leave the afghanistan people alone because they did no

despite my high diplomatic station, my tent and i were turned away by central park, and worst of all, inglewoodw jersey. imagine me, the world's longest serving leader agreing to stay in englewood, new jersey, as a last resort, only to be told englewood did not want me. host: we should point out that "the new york post" indicated this translator actually did collapse during the length of his speech. guest: you had him, you had chavez, ahmadinejad, you had this collection of crazies that -- it's fascinating. guest: the "saturday night live" skit was hilarious. but i think underlying that was a very serious meeting where regardless, yes, a lot of rambling speeches from dictators around the world, the issue of iran i think really rose to highest scale, and i think you're seeing a lot of people really understanding what kind of threat this is and hopefully moving forward. we'll do what needs to be done. host: maria cardona, democratic strategist. john feehery, republican strategist. will you come back again? guest: absolutely. guest: thank you, steve. host: trudy rubin will be here. we also talk ab