you have beck on television calling him a marxist and a socialist.then i need to correct, is actually a fascist. maybe something else. but it is the end of the world as we know it. what it has led to part is coming joining what we call sore loser voters. conservatives who are upset because they lost the election. for the first time in history, you have a news outlets that helped make and opposition party to a newly elected president which i don't believe that that happened before. what proceeds that is in the '90s, we had all of the black helicopter groups which are white supremacists and your patriot movement, the militia movement. but what happens is they were more in the shadows. but because of fox news and the tea party, they're able to expose themseeves and they get transmitted into the mainstream. all the sudden, there is a wreck sanchez interweaving emission it -- michigan militiamen saying you are not a bad guy. to killout there trying a policeman. silly document how this extremism is infiltrating and becooing more mainstream. -- so we docume

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all kinds of crazy things will be set by glenn beck and rush limbaugh. -pit can set your watch on that. it does not mean because the enemy of our enemy is somebody who has policies in place and now we just need to defend those policies no matter what. it is not a matttr of the perfecttbeing the enemy of the good. it is a question of whether the policies right now are ones that will move this country in a progressive direction, and that regulatory fellow lawyer in the gulf of mexico, military spending that is out of control, the failure to protect civil liberties and create jobs where they could be created with new deal programs, the opportunity to have organized labor part of polarizing organized labor. these are huge problems in the sense that we need to sseak up and organized to it save this administration from itself. not only in terms of the policy wisdom involved, but in terms of winning this election in november. if this progressive base does not feel bound and connected to this administration, then a lot of voters will stay home, and we will have

>> the ratio of actual reading books to mentioning books on glenn beck's program. i don't think he read a word that -- items a that in his defense, it's just the reality. he is a willing conveyer of a lot of very dangerous ideas, book titles, and dead authors. i do not think he has a very firm grasp on any of it, which i think it needs to be noted. . >> i think alex has provided a lot of animation this morning. i think it is potentially dangerous on either side if it becomes something where the person is out there saying what should i do now to raise the stakes or compete with my opponent to seem to be more with the people when i am really an empty vessel, and may be that as hell of movement susttined by -pjust sort of one upping the other side? what you think about that, based on the fact that he is even more dangerous. i am interested if you could also point out that it is not any worse than what eck did. itthit a sore spot in america. the ticklish question what else can be done to expose her rigid -- the takeaway question is what else can be done to expose glenn

that is what glam beck is afraid of. -- that is what glen beck is afraid of.as an example of what is wrong. i came back from the gulf and i have been angry ever since. it represents the past economy. it was an economy that had a cozy relationship between industry and government agencies that were responsible for regulating. we did not create this problem. the bush administration said the interest of the oil companies is in our best interest. that is not what is good for america. bp said they are be on petroleum. what they did it shut down production of a u.s. factory in march of this year. 400 workers lost their jobs at bp. they said that they are the new company for petroleum because they want solar wind and power but they shut down the only factory in the country that did that. bp is not right for taking jobs from american workers. it is the american worker that will become the future endangered species. the american worker who can support themselves, who can take care of themselves. what we have to do as a movement is we have to be ready for our moment. 11

that is what glam beck is afraid of. -- that is wh glen beck is afraid of. an example of what is wrong. i came back from the gulf and i have been angry ever since. it represents the past economy. it was an economy that had a cozy relationship between industry and government agencies that were responsible for regulating. did not create this problem. the bush administration said the interest of the oil companies is in our best interest. that is not what is good for america. bp said they are be on petroleum. what they did it shut down production of a u.s. factory in march of this year. 400 workers lost their jobs at bp. they said that they are the new company for petroleum because they want solar wind and power but they shut down the only factory in the country that did that. bp is not right for taking jobs from american workers. it is the american worker that will become the future endangered species. the american worker who can support themselves, who can take care of themselves. what we have to do as a movement is we have to be ready for our moment. 11 peopl

medical outreach ministries, churches in becks could he, and other places -- in mexico and other places. he and his wife have three children and three grandchildren and he is now the interim pastor of the church in tyler. he brings wisdom, accountability, and light wherever he serves and truly has a heart after god's home. seeking always to serve, he's been pastor, dean, president, chairman, director, officer, trustee of so many entities but of most importance to me he has been a friend, mentor, confidant, encourager, and inspiration. may god bless paul powell and his family. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. . the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? ms. johnson: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. johnson: thank you, madam speaker. we continue to see a growing sign of economic recovery resulting from the economic policies of the democratic congress and the obama administration. responding to the bush recession and the worst financial crisis

and glenn beck says we should abolish american education. amazing.t: we want to try to get in one last call or maybe a couple and then have you respond. on the republican line in cincinnati. caller: yes, i do a radio show here. the auto industry was not just loans, they purchased stock in general motors. you also come across as being anti-capitalist. i find it ironic that you have no problem with a person making $30,000, but when a company is profitable, you attack the higher rates. guest: corporate profits have gouged the american consumer. ceo profits have gone through ceo profits have gone through the

crazy things are being said by glenn beck's and rush limbaugh's, but that does not mean that the enemy of our enemy is not a matter of the perfect being the enemy of the good. it is a question of whether the policies right now are ones that will move this country in a progressive direction. the regulatory failure in the gulf of mexico, the military ppending that is out of control, the failure to protect civil liberties, the failure to burn -- create jobs where they could be created life with fdr caused new deal program, the opportunity to have organized labor as part of the solution rather than polarizing its, this administration needs to save itself from itself. not only in terms of policy but also in terms upper winning this november election. progressives will stay home if they do not feel bound to the administration. host: could he be challenged in a primary? guest: in terms of 2012? it is instructive to look at what happened in 1967 when the democrat in the white house turned a deaf ear to a base that was opposed to an escalating war. the polls tell us that about two-thirds of oba

whose side i am on, but i will tell you that volume or read about the influence of someone like glenn beckrachel maddow, rush limbaugh, having a say in government more than they already do. i believe in a representative government, but unfortunately, at this point, they do not seem to have much courage in tackling problems before us. but i do not think that we want to go to a national referendum on a monthly basis. that would be really disastrous for government. host: gainesville, florida. independent line. caller: good morning. i would like to ask a question, i agree that the government should be cut off. and i would like you to please state what advantage we will have. if we remove those positions and the extra funds come into play, being a capitalist nation, what are we going to do with that? army going to socialize the government? -- are we going to socialize the government? guest: we are looking at a $13 trillion debt in the next 15 years. i am not one of those hysterical that opponents of this, but if the sovereign debt crisis in greece, italy, spain, and portugal have a lesson i, tn

he said glenn beck was a divisive force in american politics. all of those types of things i think resonated with the conservative wing of the party that came out strongly last night. host: one of the viewers of our twitter page was asking how joe wilson did. he had a challenger but he came out ahead with 80 percent -- 83%. guest: joe wilson was looking pretty strong going into this primary. host: chicago, doris on the democratic line. you are on with john mercurio. caller: one of the problems i have with the media only one, with your guest, the same thing. he zeroed in on the amount of money that the unions put into the campaign. it didn't even mention the amount of corporate money that blanche lincoln got. and from the lead coming from of the clinton people the white house, i'm a liberal democrat and i feel just like a moderate democrats did before, the democratic party has no room for an african-american liberal democrat. have to look at other options like the green party. i voted for two green party candidates in the primary and one of them

the only person was still talks about him in the news is glenn beck. host: california -- it says a big winner in this week's primary with northern california. this piece is from jim carlton from "the new york times." "the washington times" says mccullough loses his lead to scott in the poll. gop primary for governor. detroit, republican moderate bill, your next on call. caller: good morning. , mythird-generation uaw grandfather was involved in general motors, my father was involved fighting to get medical coverage, dental, vision. i just retired -- this is my big question about the unions. all of the big ones, uaw, afl- cio, team stern -- teamsters, never been a black leader. the book that the late mayor of detroit road, coleman young. i think you all need to read it. he would tell you how racist -- he was involved. i think they still are. we cannot get a black leader in any of the big unions. you tell me how much of these unions are on onside. from what i learned with my dad being so involved, the money that goes into the individual union pockets, tha

it is a shame that they expressed glenn beck and rush limbaugh's sentiments out loud and front of the rolling stone reporter. host: we already discussed your reaction to general mcchrystal's firing. let me close with a broad question. as the g-20 summit is under way, what is your rate -- major goal, the country's major role and participation? guest: what we can do is we can try to contribute to the european union's position to be expressed in the g-20 framework. i think our basic national interest is that the global crisis be over and there will be european contribution to this. we know the european economy is now lagging behind. i would like to express my conviction and hope that the european economy can recover. we are all tied together in this exercise. the more we can achieve in the global area, the more helpful it can be for europe and the country. host: europe has a stake in a financial reform discussions because it was their real estate investments that affected the european nations as well. i'm wondering how closely your country is following what we have here and whether you h

when glen baxter talking about me whe --n when glenn beck started talking about me, i told him we had plot to take over the country. absolutely we do. [applause] it is not a hidden agenda. is an agenda that says all people deserve a high-quality, coal miners in virginia, and black women with the same thing. what they want is for us to divide ourselves. what they want is for us to say one is better than another. immigration, coal mining, this reverses that. our vision of america has all of us, not some of us. green for all, not for some. that is the difference. i thought about, how do we make this happen? we have madeesome mistakes. we thought an election was a victory. but we forgot is that candidates do not deliver change. they become part of the system which is important, but we are the people that hold accountable. for us to recognize that while i voted for barack obama and i would again that it is not enough. if we do not push him to say the handling of bp has been atrocious at best -- [applause] it does not mean we do not support him, we recognize that people are not getting thei