morgan and the people i call the monger buffett a real job jolie monger well to his benefit ok let's look at the mitigating factor here he is eighty six and this takes me to my next headline dimentia cost to top one percent of g.d.p. so this is the world out from a report and they say that the costs associated with dementia will amount to more than one percent of the world's gross domestic product this year at six hundred four billion dollars that's right the six hundred billion number to be cut in half by just simply retiring charlie munger and warren buffett you'd save three hundred billion a year in dementia related costs and the other thing is he said god was to thank for the bailout oh sorry i went to some of analog i'm sure that a trade of course that one's a financial terrorist weapons of mass to final and destruction as buffett himself copped to a lot of bankers seem to be appealing to god as their sort of excuse for their acts lloyd blankfein from goldman sachs also did the same but here's another headline the vatican bank facing. money laundering probe just won the catholic

oh no not charlie monger that two hundred thirtieth richest man in america partners to warren buffett the richest man in america monger says thank god bailouts came before handouts yes this is charlie munger who is eighty six year old partner to warren buffett and he was speaking at the university of michigan on september fourteenth i think those b.o.h. were absolutely record. if you talk about. but what's for everyone the old there comes a place if you just start bailing out all the individuals to know when to adapt. to people. cope but he saw them cope well lot of people in them are charlie munger before and they don't know the story when warren buffett first got to omaha and to set up berkshire hathaway he saw a bum sleeping on a bench across the street and he gave a job sleeping the floor at berkshire hathaway and in payment cash he paid him in stock so charlie munger is now the richest floor sweeper in america so he's telling these people that this they should just suck it up and this is great for them but in regards to the issue of bailing out bankers such as himself i remember

and on his radio show today the beckster kept the fear mongering going.>> violence will come from the left. violence is part of the plan. there are those people that really want this to collapse and they are planning on violence. they're planning on it. we've already shown you. we've already seen it with sciu. >> this guy is a total meat head, let me tell you let me bring in eric boller senior fellow at the senior matters of america. i can't believe what this guy is saying. >> yeah. >> really over the top in my opinion for a broadcaster to have the privilege and few of us in country do, to go on television, and have a microphone in front of us in an audience and say that kind of garbage. this is really a hard turn for beck is it not. >> it's hard to keep track at this point. he's been wallowing in this stuff for so long, but you know he talks about violence is coming from the left. he may want to check in with the chairman of the delaware party who had to leave his house because he received a death threat because someone threatened to put a bullet in his

she should have been tackled for using the word" war monger." did she call the police "the fuzz" too? >> yes, she was definitely in a time warp. she forgot it is president obama who is the commander-in-chief and running the war. . she seemed unstable and aggressive, and you don't know -- i i couldn't believe she got that close. >> you can't expect security guards to read minds. i'm sure jack ruby looked sane walking up to lee harvey oswald. >> you left many an angry protest. somehow you may have some kind of idea what this is like. >> a lot of them were frustrated protests. what she did was basically faking out the ref. it was like she pretended she got hit by a ball like jeter or pretended she got more of a fall than she -- foul than she did and hoped to use the media to further advance her message. she did a good job because she definitely didn't get hit. notice mccain, there she is and smiling. oh my god, there she comes, go this way and fake her out. >> isn't that how he always is? >> that is a stapled smile. >> mccain always looks like he d

i looked at myself and frank wells, warren buffett and charlie monger.ked at ron howard and brian grazer. 30 years of movies. valentino, in fashion, a partnership. some bridge players, the founders of home depot. joe torre and don zimmer. i really looked at what it was that created partnerships that work and i'm pretty aware of what it is that creates partnerships that don't. >> so, in brief, what is the difference between a working partnership and one unlikely to function? >> you need people that are able to share. you need people that are able to keep their ego in tact. you can't have envy against your partner. i was talking to warren buffett and he was talking about the seven deadly sins. gluttony, it's okay. feel good, you feet, then feel fat. lust, problems. envy, you're sick from the moment you think about it until it's over, which it never is if you're that kind of partner. you have to be self-less when it comes to your partner. if you look at charlie monger, 50 years routing for warren. >> how would you apply all of this now, i'm going to ask you

he can fear monger with swastikas, but you need to refrain.-up, but he's a professional. like today, the day after his decree when he dressed up like a baker. tomorrow, karl marx, the candlestick maker. >> you cannot discredit the movement now. you have made it. dress normally, take the signs down. because what we are talking about now are leaders of the free world. you have the character to do that. but they are judging you not on the content of your character, but on your signs and your clothing. >> eugene robinson of msnbc and of the washington post. immaculately attired tonight. good evening. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for leaving the sign home, too. the thesis here is that people get scared when they see funny looking tea partiers and it's bad for business. is this about marketing, whatever glenn beck is selling? >> it's certainly about branding, if not marketing. maybe that's the same thing. it's about image and one wonders if the next step will be for him not just to say dress normally but to suggest some uniform they should w

he kicked it off with a fear mongering video.> i don't remember anytime in american history where we've had such a threat to our basic way of life. a genuinely radical secular socialist machine ramming things through with no regard for american values or the beliefs of the american people. again and again, this administration and its allies in congress simply run over the beliefs and values of the american people. >> why didn't we use that for psycho talk tonight? newt, do you really want to get into your background? and after being reprimanded and fined for the house ethics violations, you know some think you're a loser. you know some people say the way they do it over there. you're the last guy who should be lecturing us about values, mr. gingrich? let me bring in reverend barry lynn, executive director of americans united for separation of church and state. reverend, good to have you with us tonight. >> nice to be back. >> here we go! mixing religions, scaring americans right back to the voting booth and president obama is evi

. >>> coming up, glenn beck is a disgusting, fear mongering fraud. he is racheting up the warnings that violent progressives are coming. he says president obama will be stirring it all up. i will stir him up in the battleground. >>> and the "psychotalk"ing drugster is spouting off about the nfl and the ku klux klan. i will spike him in the zone and reggie bush fumbles his highs machine and i will tell you why lady gaga is goo gooing over senator harry reid as a fan that's coming up in the playbook. you are watching "the ed show" on msnbc. stay with us. [ male announcer ] where are people with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis going? they're discovering the first self-injectable ra medicine you take just once a month. it's simponi™, and taken with methotrexate, it helps relieve the pain, stiffness, and swelling of ra with one dose a month. visit 4simponi.com to see if you qualify for a full year of cost support. simponi™ can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious and sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infe

fresh reports of waning confidence monger map investors coupled with stalled industrial production inies weighed on investors' minds. that made so-called safe bets like gold hot commodity. the precious metal traded at a record high above $1276 an ounce. >>> quoeoverseas, japanese offis stepped in for the first time in six times to keep its economy in check. the move has pushed the yen sharply hoe errands stocks sharply higher. back on wall street, news that retail sales picked up at their fastest pace in five months buoyed stocks for much of the day. macy's added nearly 3% while jcpenney shares jumped a healthy 7%. meanwhile best buy shot up 7% after the electronics retailer raised its full year forecast and blew past earnings estimates. thanks to strong mobile phone sales. >>> and good news for owners of cisco stock. the number one network gear maker says it will start paying out a 1% to 2% dividend to shareholders by july of next year. >>> millions of jpmorgan chase customers weren't able to access their online accounts or on the go yesterday. however, the bank fix wlad it called th

it feels a little more like fear mongering, rather than educating consumers in a constructive way. >> our guest is anne toth, vice president and head of privacy for yahoo! we also have juliana gruenwald. >> at the end of that ad, they urge viewers to call congress and urge congress to pass but do not attract blest, which is similar to the do not call list and get unwanted telemarketing calls. what is your take on this, which would allow consumers to say i don't want you tracking my web activities and i do not want to receive ads targeted at things i might like? >> i have not seen specifics, but my first reaction conceptually is that the technology that the internet runs on is a bit different than the weight telemarketing works with the telephone number. you have multiple different web addresses or identities on different websites and different cookie identifiers and have different device identifiers. it is a little difficult to imagine how it would be implemented in a way that would be simple for consumers to engage in. there are a lot of tools native to your browser that are already

which is a stunt by a hate monger who is trying to gain attention here in the united states. >> reporter: and today, when the president addressed the debate, jake tapper asked him, was he concerned that the administration elevated the pastor by reaching out to him? >> i hardly think we're the ones who elevated this story. but it is in the age of the internet, something that can cause us profound damage around the world. and so we've got to take it seriously. >> if public officials, if religious leaders, don't speak out against these kinds of things, that's the message that will be heard. >> reporter: but many argue that hateful message already traveled the world. the only debate now, with how much help? david muir, abc news, new york. >>> and as you just heard, that koran-burning threat had president obama's attention today. one topic he touched on in a wide-ranging, 75-minute news conference. his eighth since taking office. and jake tapper was at the white house for the questions and answers. >> reporter: president obama wanted to talk about the economy today, but he was perhaps most pa

has to do with the fact that back in the middle ages it frequently suffered from invasions by the mongers and japanese feel free this convince the ruling class that the country would live better if it reduced its contacts with the surrounding countries to a minimum but today in the twenty first century when the economic ties back in the world do you think that this policy of isolation will help north korea progress economically yeah there has been that much talk in the west about north korea opening up with some of its integration into the world community goes up with you with whoever a real policy it's very often at all it's a statement it's some sort of vast area broke out in the media recently around the fact of the swedish department store began selling jeans manufactured in north korea if the west is really interested in north korea developing some industries tried to enter for an octopus and thus having people interested in contacts with the outside world working with what's trapped with the cell in the battery of genes pools to the western world safety and well being it would be ab

hundred thirty of the richest man in america partners to warren buffett the richest man in america monger says thank god bailouts came before handouts yes this is charlie munger who is eighty six year old partner to warren buffett and he was speaking at the university of michigan on september fourteenth the economy with a lot of misery of disruption destroyed the currency. knows what happens so i think when you've got troubles like that you shouldn't be bitching about a little bell. should a man thank you children better there is charlie munger. has been found by extra by extension to be money laundering for mexican drug cartels and that's is only source of income is the richest floor sweeper in america these were buffets special friend down there at omaha nebraska and he's lecturing folks on why oh they should suck it up and get a job hey charlie i got news for you buddy why don't you take that pipe out of your mouth and start working for a living yourself you degenerate slob. and europe today kareen is here with the latest business useless recordings happening in business not of air of

mosque in new york to further their careers i hope the voters are wake up and realize we are just hate mongers and the should not be elected to office in this country. now going along with the formal end of the u.s. combat mission and its televised address iraq's prime minister told the rockies today that iraq is sovereign and independent he said the country's security forces will now deal with all threats domestic or otherwise but is iraq really ready for that with no government more than five months after elections took place in march many question if the u.s. has really created a stable job political partner for itself and whether this really is the beginning of the end of a u.s. role there or the end of the beginning of what could be a long and rocky relationship for the future earlier i caught up with me a lot. better there. and she first posed this question as to whether it's the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning so i asked her to explain what that meant to her. sure well what i was trying to say is that today's decision and finally seeing the end of combat operations in i

this is not the fear-mongering glenn beck saying this. these are figures from the u.s.u of labor statistics. now, we've already had a glimpse of what happens when you've got unemployment and you have people saying no. you can't have pensions that you were promised because you were plagued by these guys. what happens? you have the riot in greece. there may come a time in this country where you cannot rely on the federal government for help. i hope it doesn't happen because of a crisis. i hope it happens because we believe in limited government. i don't think most of us have any idea how tied to the federal government we really are. that is why charity is critical. charity. tomorrow john stossel will join me and we talk about how tied you are to the federal government and you don't even know it. don't miss it. tomorrow.

actually now twiddling their thumbs and trying to find a way to back pedal out of their deficit fear mongering. >> you mentioned different kinds of democrats. how would you respond to the congressman in utah saying any tax cut would hurt his district? >> i'm glad you did the homework for the congressman in finding out what the people in his district earn. he would find that only 2% of american small business owners actually pay the tax rate that we're talking about here. this republican talking point that mathison and the republicans have been saying, it's small business owners who will pay these top rates. therefore, we can't raise them or we'll hurt the economy is simply nonsense. they also should know that tax cuts for the rich are actually the least effective way to stimulate the economy. less effective by 80% in infrastructure spending and state aid to keep firefighters and is their job and unemployment. direct job creation, which i have to keep harping on. it's off the enable washington. it's ridiculous when we have the communities suffering the way they are. >> the money that is given b

now, that's not the fear mongering glenn beck saying that, that's the imf. although for years, i've been telling you the perfect storm has been gathering on the horizon and what happens if that storm hits. especially if you added two elements, hunger and fear. well, greece has given us a glimpse of what may be on the horizon here. it's coming, gang. what is it that the imf is so wear worried about? according to the imf, dominique kahn. the recession left behind a wasteland of unemployment and says that a double dip recession remains unlikely, but the world has not escaped deeper social crisis and called it a grave error to say that the west, ie, us, was safe, we're not safe, he said. in a totally unrelated note. strauss-kahn is a french socialist. i'm glad that we have the socialists at the imf getting together with the labor unions to try to tell us what to do. his organization added, the most advanced economies should not tighten their fiscal policies before 2011 because tightening sooner could undermine the recovery. oh, thanks, dominique, well, thank you

make it very clear if you are watching this program, and you disagree with me, because i'm a hate mongerm not talking about restoring what we had under bush. that was broken by republican progressives. i agreed with you that we needed change. but what are we transforming into? you have to look at their actions. this is where, this is where you have them. this is where your neighbors can come to this. if you understand, do not look at this administration with these eyes. look at everything they do with these eyes. does this make sense in if you read the news, nothing makes sense if you look at it with this. use this framework. things don't make sense. one quick one. the b.p. oil spill. obama was quick to put moratorium on drilling for oil in the gulf. at the time we explain even if you temporarily banned oil in the gulf, it would be devastating for jobs. judge ruled against the ban. obama just went around it. well, the ban resulted in at least 23,000 jobs being lost in the region as a result. so it was horrible for the economy. if you look at it through this eye, that doesn't make any sen

you know, the tea parties are dangerous, radical hate mongers. you don't have to discredit them.ody has to take them on. they're discrediting themselves. and now what they're trying to do and they're only going to discredit themselves more, they try to discredit me because -- look, not only am i competition and this network is competition, but they believe in the things this government is doing right now. so they have to discredit. well, they tried everything they can. i mean, the "new york times" on sunday is running a -- a guy took what was it? three months to research me and dig into all my laundry. three months. it's like an 8,000-page expose on me in the "new york times" magazine this weekend. i didn't lose a wink of sleep. didn't lose a wink of sleep. it's out now. you can find it online, i hear. it's fine with me. i have nothing to hide. you know who i am. they've tried to discredit me by telling you all kind of horrible stories or whatever. that didn't work. well, now, you have to instead of discrediting me, because you can't, you now have to discredit the theori theories

in your school, they teach them that military is evil and you shouldn't be involved, they're hate mongers. here is an add. the yaya is hearing youth organizers, calling all youth organizers, rebels with a cause, must be 15 to 19 year old. wow, trouble makers, trouble makers at 15 to 19 years old. what could they possibly want with trouble makers between july, 2010 through august 2011? what could they possibly be looking for with teenager trouble makers? giving them jobs when this-- when this congress and this president have made sure that 16 to 24 year olds just can't find a job? and then of course there's solidarity, the one with the red star as the logo. they were quote, founded in 1986 by revolutionary socialists who stand for socialism from below. socialism from below, growing something from below, where have i heard that? i remember where i've heard that before, play van jones, please. >> you the top down, and also bottom up and inside out. top down, bottom up. >> glenn: and inside out. i knew i had heard that before. solidarity wants the self-organization of the working class and op

warmongering that takes place is what takes place on the same kind of fare mongering -- >> glenn, how am i warmongering when i support president obama and the sanctions, which is a way to peacefully -- >> what happens if the sanctions fail? do you think the u.s. should attack iran? >> we have a big problem if the sanctions fail. >> should we attack in that case? >> i think we should, i think president obama's -- >> that's what makes you a warmonger. you want to attack iran even though they're not attacking us. >> what do you want -- >> thank you, glenn, for telling us what a warmongerer is. >> are you obviously telling me that you want american soldiers and hundreds of millions of d l dollars and human life bloodshed because they called you a name? >> you sound like a 6-year-old. >> with all due respect, you've got some people that said, death to america, i feel bad about beating you up for it. >> death to america on the side of a missile is not name calling. it's a threat. they're threatening other genocide. that may not concern you. you may think that's not a problem, but happily, m

website which says "this is a reminder of the intolerant climate created by the demogogs and fear mongeringpundits of the right wing." >>> you notice it has been warming up the last couple of days. finally feeling sum summer like as summer ends down. >> going to end pretty soon. >> a view from the high definition east bay camera in emeryville and looking at parts of emeryville. hint of low clouds and fog over near the coastline there. not a lot at the moment but we do expect it to thicken during the overnight hours. a look at the current temperature readings. 74 degrees in antioch. mild in some parts of the inland east bay. most other locations showing temperatures in the 50s and 60s. pleasantly mild all around the bay area. another mild to warm day tomorrow. coastal drizzle is likely on friday morning and then a chance of rain over the weekend. here is our pacific satellite image showing a series of weak disturbances riding the jetstream. not a major storm here at all but we probably will get enough of a disturbance in our area to produce light rainfall. the ridge of high pressure that has

with a lot of the hate mongering, there say kernel of truth to it. muslims got to jerusalem and constantinople they did build mosques. i've never in 15 years writing about this heard them called victory mosques. but as you've said this is completely consistent with religion. when king david conquered jerusalem, king solomon built the temple. as you said, when rome became christian, they built st. peters, one of the great churches ever built. so this is consistent in history and kind of lost in this conversation i think is there's 600,000 muslims who live in and around new york city. there have been -- there are mosques in this area, there was a muslim prayer room in the world trade centers, to her reference about the trade centers. so the point is, it just is unusual and frankly a little frightening that a political candidate in north carolina or my hometown of savannah is going to comment on where muslims in new york city can worship or not. >> so if you call a mosque a victory mosque, by that logic, could you call the vatican a victory church or st

ambassador war-mongering john bolton. he hasn't been allowed to bomb anything for a while so he's a little frustrated so taking out his frustration on president obama. bolton went on "fox & friends" and morning a kid was talking about a new book that bob board's got coming out called "obama's war president "washington post" reported that the president of the united states, barack obama told quote it's. that quote has right wingers wrawled up all over america and of course steve deutschy asked bolton about. >> ambassador boulton we can absorb it. >> i think that may be the most outrageous thing that's about reported about this book. how can an american president say that as if he's a detached observer and doesn't care about americans dying? >> did you hear that. >> john bolton is accusing president obama of not caring about americans dying? bolton endorsed invading a country that didn't attack us at the expensive more than 4,400 american lives, and then he wanted to start another war with iran. for him to accuse the presid

yesterday it was all over the blog and a lot of rumor mongering about the former ceo of xerox.he's got a great business background. did turn around xerox, actually. got to the company when it was at the worst and people were talking about bankruptcy. and, in fact, she was able to see that through. and actually take the company to a new level. i don't know. i don't know if the administration -- obviously you guys no better -- will go for a business person. you know the criticism for so long, there's no one in the administration that has any business background. and i think in order to sort so far unite these two worlds, we need a little positive rhetoric. >> and they have their own special interest politics to worry about, which is labor. they have a harder time, democratic administrations, finding that ceo that also has a good relationship with labor unions. so they struggle with that. >> sure, and the unions deliver the votes. they don't want to go against the union. >> other interesting part about this is larry summers was largely criticized by the left by being too tied to c

what rush owns is a legacy of draft dodging, hate mongering, racist, sexist rhetoric that has changedping you in this district? >> every time rush mentions this district and especially owning this district there are people from around the nation that come to tommy so youers .com and give us the fuel and ammo to fight back. >> how do you feel about this story that's being reported that iraq has a surplus while this country is in red ink and losing jobs? that has stabilized in the stimulus plan, but we have tough economic times going on and ahead of must this country now, yet the country you went to and fought in, they have got a surplus. how do you see that? >> well, the people in my home, they want us to invest in our home. right now in afghanistan, we are spending $400 a gallon for every gallon of gas, building infrastructure there but not here. in iraq, i have better cell and internet receptions than my home in missouri. time we do things back here at home. >> joanne emerson, better than 70% of the vote the last three elections. can you win? >> absolutely. you know, we learned how t

this is how peace activists get treated, and the war monger, john mccain, gets to walk out. >> this happened his democratic challenger sunday night. maybe you noticed the woman's t-shirt says "do i look undocumented? " and that's a reference to arizona's controversial immigration law. >>> some people say they are the answer to america's education problems. others say they're only making things worse. we're talking a closer look at charter schools. "chalk talk" coming up next. before rogaine, my solution to the problem was to go ahead and wear hats. i was always the hat guy. i can't even tell you how much it's changed my life. [ male announcer ] only rogaine is proven to regrow hair in 85% of guys. no more hats. [ male announcer ] stop losing. start gaining. >>> in today's "chalk talk" charter schools, are they the solution to fixing our schools or are they just another problem. there's been a lot of debate about boosting the number of charter schools. president obama mentioned just yesterday that education reform calls for more charter schools and he's backing that up with money. the departm

let's not have fear mongering here, and let's accept the u.n. for what it is.ve the right speech yesterday talking about olive branches and peace, but also talked about accountability. megyn: and didn't need to be more bellicose. >> correct. megyn: okay. alan colmes, happy birthday. >> oh, please. i don't know what you talking about. please, don't get up. megyn: it's a big birthday. >> don't get up. thank you. megyn: everybody here at the team -- >> not necessary. megyn: so you must be a virgo? >> libra. i'm on a virgo planet. >> my son's first birthday is tomorrow, and he's a libra. what am i saying? happy birthday, have a great one. well, a justice department attorney, current attorney, testifying under oath ability how decisions are being made on voters' rights saying it has to do with race in the department, not the law. just ahead in his own words why chris coates says the doj is no longer in the business of justice for all. >>> and a comedy star making a joke of a congressional hearing. we might expect it from him, but what about the lawmakers? why was he

and her record to me is a hate monger and a racist. host: audrey, portsmouth, new hampshire, democrat. caller: peter, i have not spoken to you since i told you about the chinese food on christmas, remember? host: chinese food on christmas? caller: well, i'm jewish. host: ok. [laughter] caller: years ago, i do not think we would be discussing someone like sarah palin. anyone can posed some the on the internet and i think that has changed the whole voting process. i'm really concerned about the future of this country and the people that they are letting influence them. host: but audrey, sarah palin, you have got to admit, she is a phenomenon. caller: i think she has a shrill voice and after i speak to you i'm going to put house and garden on. host: because you do not want to hear anymore about her? caller: no. host: two things very quickly -- are you ready for a girl to come visit new hampshire? caller: -- are you ready for hurricane earl to come visit new hampshire? caller: i'm not worried about burlakoearl. host: and are you ready for

. >> a lot of what is happening right now is not about common- sense, but fear mongering. we see a new spate of political ads, a lot of them playing on fears which happens in every election cycle. is it true here is the way to go -- fear is the way to go? >> we have to have someone fall in love with our candidates are be deathly afraid of the opposition. it is one of the other. working exclusively on the internet, we think that we had a special seats. we see first what the trends are. we know if our money goes up, if our signups go up, if the information boxes full of people yelling at us, we are on the front line. if you go and ask them the chance that they're seeing today, that is going to be dominant a few days later. >> knew of actually dunn an interesting video which was innovative -- you have actually done an interesting video which was in a fetid. >> everything changes so fast on line, what we're doing today will be passe year from now. the whole convergence of media is something we've been talking about for a while. and it is happening. television sets or computers

can the american people take back the government, take back our country, and get rid of this money-mongering that we have of campaign financing? guest: i think your question gets back to what we were just talking about with the legislation for public financing and congressional elections. that is certainly a solution put forward by the people with your point of view, that the way to deal with it would be to have a system where you don't have big private contributors. the way the legislation would work is you would have a very small individual contributions that would be matched by government contributions. we do have this issue of what the courts have ruled as the constitutional way of individuals, and now corporations and unions, to spend money on elections under the first amendment. unless there is a constitutional amendment, and that is another thing that has been put forward as possible solution by people who think there is too much money in politics -- unless that happens, i am sure a lot of people realize that we have these court decisions and they will be there until there is another

there is a huge disconnect and that people are drawing on lies and making a lot of money off of fear mongering. whether health care is right or wrong, i think we were trying to do something correct and i think republicans or the tea party move and would come in and help make it better not come in and start saying destructive things about birth certificates and things of this nature. where are we going with this? this frightens me to no end of where we are going and what this looks like. host: do you think the national temperature is higher than it was in the bush administration? caller: i think it is the most frightening thing i have ever seen. i have white and black friends and we disagree on things but we have already moved -- we have always moved to get it. i can feel the tension is now. daily i see the tensions. guest: i think a lot of this has to do with the economy. i think a lot of this anxiety -- the tea party says they are angry but they are also fearful about the economy. i think that is where a lot of this is coming from. [inaudible] >> the cspan local content vehicles are traveling