hampton tries to feed it inside to lott. lott cow not finish. comes into the arms of bazemore. bazemore is a red shirt sophomore. told ball out and got penetration. lee comes away with the loose ball. >> brian: it seemed like lee wasn't paying attention. i think you see him not being happy with his defense and how they are working the offense. we have a time out on the floor. old dominion is leading by 5. georgia state had their last lead at 49-46. here's bazemore. and the basket counts and the foul. i guess great play coming out of the time out. they are able to get the ball for lee. i think that's the 4th foul on krubally. we're going to see ali come in. and that's one of the things they have been able to do. running a set play and getting the ball inside the lead. lee hits the free-throw and it's an 8-point lead for the old dominion team. at this point of the game, one of the reasons old dominion has won so many games, 21 games overall, they have great depth. they start to wear you down. here is lott. he's going to drive and kick. ali. georgi

you have senator trent lott saying we are going to be warrior for toyota. i can't imagine senator levin saying i am going to be a warrior for toyota. that is the first problem she has in the state of michigan. one of the things she has done is try to poke is not just on the car business, but on other industries that could invest in the state of michigan. she has been to israel. she has been to other countries. she has gotten investments. the maker of the $2,500 car that is being sold in india and will someday be sold in the united states. 500 engineers in an office building that to engineering g work for boeing, chrysler, for a number of companies. you can have successes. i don't think she is ever going to get the big foreign assembly plant that has gone to the southern states. >> we are academics. we don't worry about offering advice to anybody. we are very free with offering our advice. i apologize for asking you. >> when people like jim kramer asked me to pick stocks, that is not something i'm going to do either. >> right. what did you see for the future

then you have haley barbour offering any help and it trent lott saying we will be warriors 42 the. -- toyota up. that would be the first problem in michigan. but she has tried not to focus just on the car business but other industries that could invest in the state of michigan. she has been to israel and other countries in asia and has investments from other companies, saw some motors is the maker of the $2,500 car in india and some day and the united states. there is 500 engineers doing work for boeing, and chrysler. you can have successes i don't think she will ever get the big four and at assembly plant that has gone to the southern states. >> host: we are academics we don't mind offering advice to anybody. [laughter] we are very free with our buy so i apologize. >> people when jim cramer asked me to pick stocks. i won't do that either. [laughter] >> host: what do see for the future economy of the state of michigan? day rendition in any particular industry? >> it is a big dilemma i have total sympathy for people who live here because you have to think for the last 100 years, litera

what that meant is that i sat down with trent lott and i took his welfare reform bill and our welfare reform bill and we negotiated a bill that the majority of both parties could support. his idea of negotiating with the republicans is to kidnap olympia snowe in the middle of the night, feed her drugs and to get her to vote yes the next day. >> bill: i would stick up for senator snowe if that were to happen. if you were advising the republican party would you tell them just rope a dope it for the next seven months? don't do anything because you are going to make big, big gains? because politically that might be sound. i don't think it's good for the country to do that. i would like to see some health care reform, that really means something. not bankrupts the country. would you advise them for shear politics not just to cooperate? >> well, i think it depends on the issue. >> bill: whoa, whoa, tell the truth. you know and i know it would be good politics, it's a risk but a small one for them to do nothing. for the g.o.p. to do nothing and wait it out for seven months and hope there is

at the time senator lott made the astute point that if the industry were not engaging in price fixing to wouldn't have to worry about losing its antitrust exsempings. when lott testified before the judiciary committee in 2007, he said, i cannot for the life of me understand why we have allowed this exemption to stay in place for so long. perhaps even more telling, the national association of attorneys general strongly opposes the repeal of mccarran-ferguson. one assistant attorney general noted, the most egregiously anti-competitive claims, such as making agreements to fibblingsing prices -- the speaker pro tempore: the time has expired. ms. markey: i ask for an additional 30 seconds. mr. conyers: granted. ms. markey: the most egregious competitive claims such as making agreements, fixing price or reducing coverage are virtually always found under prosecution under the law. one has enjoyed an unfair advantage over another business in the united states. i don't think this has anything to do with being a republican or democrat. i think it has to deal with being fair. thank you and i yie

and it is not comparable to trent lott. but trent lott said was far more amenable.t a violation of your liberties, absolutely. if you're in the workplace in your harry reid, if you would have lost her job. thinking the way prescribed by nancy pelosi and her friend so that you connect that with your ability to earn a living -- you would be fired if you said the wrong thing. that is absurd. and over and over again we see this. . >> well, i was going to thank herb and jedd for inviting me here but then i realized i was going to have to follow such a great set of speakers that i was going to look like an idiot now. but this is a great -- just a great event. as you know, the cleng has a mission to -- college has a mission to define what america is and to talk about free markets and limited government and what you folks are doing here is exactly what needs to be done. you're coming in to become armed with the tools that you can go out and really affect what america isçó about. today i've been asked to talk about how government activities have affected the capital markets

even as lott to maneuver the japanese into a difficult position.id know there's going to be an attack on pearl harbor. but he thought the japanese might try to attack summary at sometime. >> host: the philippines. >> guest: or singapore with the birds. but he was trying to press the japanese into a corner. at the same time that he was also conducting an undeclared war in the north of iraq with the germans did so he was doing everything he could to get the united states into world war ii. i think what's best for the country and best of the world he did. what if we'd gone into the war in late 1942? >> host: many years later. might not have been as effective. military commissions, which people don't understand today, somehow they haven't got a good name. but fdr relied on them. tell about the germans shot tours edify this is a interesting question. the commission was seen in the last two years and sometimes elect they were totally new, never seen before. the fact is the book tries to show fdr and lincoln use them. and fdr was confronted what to do wit

it's not comparable to trent lott. what he said is far more emoative. we are reduces to that point. is it a violation to your liberties, absolutely. if you're not harry reid, you would have lost your job. they have connected thinking right, thinking the way that is prescribed by nancy pelosi and her friends to connecting that to your ability to earn a living. you will be fired if you say the wrong thing. that is absurd. and over and over again, we see this. over and over again we see this. i don't like america. i'm ashamed of america. i want to change america. i want to control you. we have heard a whole list of them already and that is really what we're up against is people who feel they know so much and know so well and reflect on history after revolutions have caused or the revolutions are always prosecuted by a small minority. they view themselves as prosecuting a small revolution. that revolution is to debrief you of your liberties to remake this country according to a set of values they consider appropriate and when i look at who they kneel to, who they apologize to, it fright

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you mentioned former senator trent lott. people said what about a bill we can read and understand. 24 lines. lots of attempts to add and water this down. this is a commonsense bill. people say why do special interests win out? why can't we get a victory for working-class families. that $400 million the insurance lobby spent last year was to protect this monopoly and we are saying no. we are saying we are going to put working class people ahead. finally, we have a simple choice. not one of these gray-area d.c. decisions. do you stand with competition or stand with the monopolies of insurance companies? it's a simple choice. sometimes it can get muddles up. do you stand with patients or do you want to protect the monopoly of the insurance companies? not all insurance companies are bad. if you're not engaged in these practices, you have nothing to worry about. if you are sticking it to consumers, beware, because common sense is going to win out with a two-page bill that is going to repeal those monopoly protections and put pati

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] host: we'll talk about a lott of topics duringthe course of our day, but for our first 45 minutes, a look at the topic of bipartisanship. edward loose advising president obama to forget bipartisanship and as far as his agenda goes, to shoot for the moon. you can have a chance to comment in a bit but here are the numbers. -- host: and here is ed loose's column from today's "financial times." forget bipartisanship, obama, shoot for the moon. i want to read you just a bit of what he's talking about. he writes that leaving aside the electoral wisdom of pushing ahead with the messy products of health care reform -- host: it is better for a prince to be feared than loved. for all his intelligence, nobody fears mr. obama. ed loose finishes today saying that mr. obama is respectable but marginal proposals to kick-start job creations and investments are unlikely to do much to reset the stage for the next phase of u.s. growth. unless he can come up with something better, the moon will continue to look very far away. mr. loose advising mr. o

the guy that knocked him down is lott. that was his first personal foul.he first half. here's bazemore. georgia state is in the zone now. trying to find that open space in the zone. not there so far. matchup here as hampton steps out. nice defense force it is turnovers. lee gets it to dukes 27 seconds to go in the half and a chance for the panthers to go into the locker room with the lead, should they score here. >> bob: it looks like they will wait for the final shot. 35-34. old dominion was ready. this is an experienced and intelligent team. that basket would not have counted. it did not beat the buzzard. old dominion gets the lead, 35-34 at the break. stay with us. we're going to be talking to the georgia state athletic director. at the break, we have a chance to talk to taylor, the head coach for the old dominion team and thank you for stopping to chat with us. coach, what is your perception of how georgia state has played here in the first half? >> they indicated a pregame show and played well lately and played well at home. they are very aggressive.