let's look at drunken tim. [ tim snoring ] >> tim? [ tim continues snoring ] tim? tim? hey, tim?w, tim had to go home, right? i mean, literally had to go home. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: is snoring a deal breaker for you? >> no, but getting heavily intoxicated the first night they meet me is. >> jimmy: that's a bad -- >> yeah that's a bad thing. >> jimmy: but the worst guy of all, in my opinion, is this guy bentley. bentley, first of all, named after an obnoxious car. >> i like the name. i like the name. >> jimmy: the name is great if you're on "the jeffersons." if you're a real person -- >> you are on tonight. >> jimmy: -- it's not good. i have a lot of thoughts. i watch this and i feel like i wish i could have helped you during the process pick these guys. i see things you don't get to see necessarily. in fact, i have a clip from next week. have you seen next week's show yet? >> no. >> jimmy: this could potentially upset you. let's take a look at bentley. >> she's obviously a beautiful girl. she has a great body. amazing butt. and rocking legs. and having her [ bleep ], that would

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welcome ladies and gentlemen, tim tebow. me. >> great to have you here. when a person is in the pinnacle of success. how to say no to them. you have to know where you are going to set the boundaris and how to handle thuation when you are thrown into them. the number one thing is my faith . how i was going to handle things. >> and trials and adversary. and how are you handling the situation. they are so supportive of me. >> you know, you have been able to communicate your faith in a way that very few people in any realm entertainment and sports and politics have been able to do. comes out with authtensity. how did you become a believer and that became real to you and how did it change your life? >> i became a believer when i was a boy and i was nervous and scared lying in bed that i didn't know christ and as my personal lord and savior. i was scared if i got in the car and got in a crash i feared dying and going to hell. next morning, i grabbed my mom and asked jesus to come in my heart. i went and jesus to forgive me of my s

that's for your tim?fense made that statement in court it was the first time anyone had heard anything like that. >> okay. someone says why would a molested child leave her own daughter alone with this quote evil grandpa and then praise him greatest dad ever. please. >> that's exactly right. it makes no sense. to back charge just a minute. if you listen to topping what we heard was these horrible allegations. no proof. no witness names. none of. >> thanks to holly, wendy walsh,

tim pawlenty and his economic advisors know all that. they also know that his plan would never even get a hearing in congress. but it certainly is a lie worth telling to get elected. as you listen to tim pawlenty and other republicans lie about taxes in this campaign, you would never know that federal taxes are at their lowest level since 1950. federal taxes are taking just 14.8% of our national income, our gross national product. federal taxes have been hovering at below 15% of our income for the last few years. our taxes are lower than japan, lower than all european countries. and of course, lower than canada. but republican talk about taxes has always been a reality free zone. democratic talk about taxes unfortunately is usually only slightly more realistic than republican talk about taxes. democrats commonly suggest that the tax code can work all sorts of wonders that we have time and again proven it cannot do. targeted tax incentives commonly described as corporate tax loopholes for certain kinds of businesses have never created the

i want to know how minnesota's health plan keeps tim pawlenty alive without a spine. (laughter) o boomny care! obamneycare was perfect! you had romney on the ropes. you've got to finish him! you've got to sweep the leg. cnn's cornell belcher gets it. >> if someone occupy it is state that you and i occupy and they're ahead of you i'm sorry, you've got to cut that person and make them bleed. now, do you take a hatchet to them the first night in the debate? no, but you have to make them bleed because you're never going to get ahead of that person unless you cut them and you make them bleed. >> stephen: yeah! down him! down him! what, what? oh! make him bleed! by the way, someone needs to check this man's crawl space. (laughter) why didn't you stick it into romney and twist the handle? by the way, if romney won the debates, i'm a big supporter of his now. and all i can imagine is pawlenty is now running for romney's vice president. why else would he let mitt mount him like a silverback gorilla. (laughter) and, folks, there are a lot of good reasons for pawlenty to be vic

. >> i'm tim pawlenty, i'm a husband. my wife mary and i have been married for 23 years. i'm the father of two beautiful daughters. >> kara and i have r the parents of seven children. >> i've had five children and we are the proud foster parents of 23 great children. >> i delivered babies for a living. delivered 4,000 babies. (laughter) >> stephen: folks, i'm confident these candidates are going to connect with the american people since apparently they made most of them. (laughter) any way, the candidates cede lot of stuff. the audience was there. it was electrifying. but there is no doubting what the bombshell of the evening was. >> i just want to make an announcement here for you, john, on cnn tonight. i filed today my paperwork to seek the office of the president of the united states today. >> stephen: what the what? (laughter) someone in a presidential debate is running for president? (laughter) that's like going to a wedding and the couple announces they've applied for a marriage license! no one could have seen this coming! it's like the end of an. many night shyamal

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that's for your tim?se made that statement in court it was the first time anyone had heard anything like that. >> okay. someone says why would a molested child leave her own daughter alone with this quote evil grandpa and then praise him greatest dad ever. plea

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guest tomorrow, tim tebow, now the denver broncos tremendous ballplayer. tonight, though we begin with politics, thankfully presidential politics. big announcement from mitt romney. >> i'm mitt romney. i believe in america. and i'm running for president of the united states. (cheers and applause) (laughter) >> jon: i believe in america. what are we, narnia? (laughter) you think that makes you special? you know what, welcome, mitt, to a refreshing change of pace for me, being able to deal with a more wholesome story of national importance than the one we've been-- oh my god! (laughter) son of a-- anthony weiner's penis twit just killed mitt romney. no! no, anthony weiner's penis tweet, i will not allow our presidential coverage to be literally [bleep]. i won't allow it we are going to do tonight a full on political indecision segment. do the indecision open that will-- (cheers and applause) >> jon: dammit, dammit! dammit! the weiner story has gotten into the matrix. (laughter) it's as though politicians can't get any attention any more unless they are sarah

next up is governor tim pawlenty. thanks a lot. i appreciate it.rnor mitt romney of massachusetts. the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich of georgia. the congresswoman from minnesota, michelle bashman. bachmann. and the former senator from pennsylvania, rick san to her yum. say hello to the seven candidates here tonight. >> there's the formal introduction. the crowd is excited obviously. momentarily this debate will formally begin. the photo opes and the photographers are there taking pictures. all seven of these candidates. as we watch this, gloria and david is still here as well. i think the initial round, the first few questions will set the stage, gloria, for what could happen over the course of two hours. >> i have to guess that the first few questions are going to be about the economy and how these republicans are going to say they would manage the economy better than barack obama. and as david was saying earlier, we don't have a lot of detail on the plans, and the plans we do have some detail on don't seem to add up. >> the democrats

a missed opportunity for tim pawlenty? >> i was very surprised, anderson on this because tim pawlenty took a swipe at him yesterday and it seemed to be a setup for tonight. when he ducked and he gave romney an opportunity, mitt romney rose to the occasion and made a very good pivot out and helped himself. rick santorum i thought would take a swipe but he ducked. overall i think it was a very good night for mitt romney. nobody layed a on him and he had a consistent message about what he argued was the failure of president obama. i thought it was a good night for michele bachmann. >> and there was another key moment. newt gingrich talking about the ryan plan, something he got in -- made some missteps on early on and i'll show you that moment from earlier. >> your initial reaction to the ryan plan? radical, right wing social engineering. then you backtrack. why? >> first of all, there was a very narrow question which said -- should republicans impose an unpopular bill on the american people? i supported the ryan budget as a g

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tim?absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts. his being from a border state is good. okay, michelle bachman could complicate it, but if the ethanol thing is a cue and he'll really battle the special interests like barack obama pretends do do, i think he can catch a lot of attention and win iowa. >> who is that lady? >> michelle bachman. >> the alpha female is. >> and she's too from minnesota and could -- >> born in iowa. >> born in waterloo, and she could tap into the evangelical base and tea party base better than they about. >> what about the problems she has, where places are located. >> oh, workplaces? -- [everyone talking at once] >> she had historical problems, said the founding fathers ended slavery. she's a very -- >> said something in maine and new hampshire that's not there? >> it was some r on -- for that. >> i think her sweetness and historical knowledge and history of the

tim pawlenty is trying to catch up.conomic plan would eliminate the entire federal government and that puts him in psycho talk next. what do you got? restrained driver... sir, can you hear me? just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. >>> and in psycho talk tonight 2012 hopeful tim pawlenty says he has a better deal for the american economy. remember this is guite who left minnesota with a $6.2 billion budget deficit at the end of his tenure as governor. he has no credibility in the economy in my opinion. he took a crack at it today in chicago. he wants to slash taxes by $7.8 trillion over the next ten years. that's three times the cost of the bush tax cuts. pawlenty has a plan to make up for the lost revenue. >> we can start by what i call the google test. if you can find a service or good available on google or the internet then the federal government probably doesn't need to be pro

carpenter welcome to all of you here we thank you for first of all what happened today tim you're the the the big cheese if you. hope you're not the swiss cheese you know today was the culmination of a week of activity and for many of us the letter that we sent to the u.s. senate regarding the number of troops that the president will be announcing in regards to afghanistan account that we wanted to make the connection today of what that number means in real terms and how we can take those numbers and have them work for us in other words taking the money that's being spent on those troops and moving them over to the message of the economy specifically on health care so today we we were outside and rallied and then we went into the lobby but before that we're at the chamber of commerce i'm talking to people it's got it's also it's also having the chamber of putting it up the last of the tuber congress so if you have if you have there's a lot of interest if you have ever the markets to a thousand nurses you've never really experienced a protest i think the way it needs to be done at wash

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tim pawlenty is this week's test case.ook sharp aim at mitt myth and the health care plan enacted when romney was governor of massachusetts. >> president obama said that he designed obama care after romney care, and made it obamny care. >> but monday night, pawlenty, much more timid. >> why would you choose those words? your rival is standing right there. if it was obanmcare on sunday, why not now? >> president obama is the person who i quoted in saying he looked to massachusetts for designing his program. he's the one who said it's a blue print and he merged the two programs, so using that term was a reflection of the president's comments that he designed obama care on the massachusetts health care plan. >> the post debate analysis is tim pawlenty blinked or worse. >> what was pawlenty thinking? he looked frozen and terrified and lousy. >> he wimped out. >> he made a tactical mistake. >>> he came across as weak or pathetic. >> we have an official term for that in politics, it's called weak sauce. >> on twitter, he concede

but tim we're not -- tim, i would just like to stop here to be very clear. are you suggesting there should be no state intervention in the financial system? >> no regulation. >> i would favor to have banks be out on their own just like shoe stores are. >> no regulation of the banking system? >> i wouldn't say no regulation. >> what kind of regulation is okay? >> what i would do is i would suggest in an ideal world, it would be capital constraints. you only have so much money to play with. if you lose it, you're gone. >> that's a prime government regulation. >> but that's what i'm saying is the logical conclusion. if you want to have total less fair for money which has happened in the past, people decided, do i like sam's currency -- and what i would suggest is the people that would like it talk about pure free market have consistency. if you don't think banks should be regulated then you say okay there is no government control of money. >> i have to interrupt you guys for one second. this is the irony of american media in june 2011 because this conversation

i know tim pawlenty is taking aim, right? >> he's the nominal frontrunner given this is so early it is hard to say he's the leader, but he's the one a lot of the candidates will be taking shots at. >> i love that you said it is way too early. >> yeah, what does that mean? because he proposed and passed the health care legislation, that is so much like the president's and so unpopular among republicans, everyone is taking aim at him. tim pawlenty is the guy to benefit the most at this point it seems if romney were to stumble. so there has been a little bit of a push by tim pawlenty to go after him on romneycare. he says he's only answering questions he's asked. >> for him, it will benefit him a little to be the one to go after him. >> tim pawlenty has the most to gain at this point if romney were to stumble, it seems. tim pawlenty is not being unwise in fairly pointing out there are similarities between rid romney's health care care and the president's. in his defense, he's only asking questions asked of him. but he is pointin

former minnesota governor tim pawlenty who's expected to hit romney hard on his controversial health care plan. newt gingri newt gingrich whose stunning campaign implosion threw his entire candidacy into question. ron paul, making his third presidentialed by. minnesota congressman michelle bachmann makes her debut tonight. she has yet to formally announce but all signs are pointing to a presidential run. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum among the least known of the seven. he's popular among social conservatives, opposing abortion and same-sex marriage. and herman cain is beginning to gain some traction. guys, thanks very much. i want you to listen to what tim pawlenty, the former minnesota governor said about mitt romney yesterday on tv. listen to this. >> you don't have to take my word for it. president obama said he drafted his obamacare after romney care. so now we have obamneycare. what i don't understand is they both continue to defend it. >> it wasn't exactly a slam, but for tim pawlenty, it was a biting comment. >> yeah. i think it was a slam. 59 mitt romney. it's cle

question, how can tim pawlenty combine cutting taxes and balancing the budget? ask you, pat. >> do you it, john, with 5% growth a year, which throws off $700 billion in new gtb every year. the under employed go back to work, they start paying taxes and get off the unemployment rolls, and it's called the magic of reaganomics. it's morning in america again. he's got some good ideas, the reduce the flat rates and then broaden the base, get rid of deductions, exemptions, all those things. i think that's a good idea. this looks like a little bit utopian. but he's got a good strategy and that is he's gone all out to win the iowa caulk busses straw poll in august. and if he does, he explodes and thinks he can become the rival to mitt romney, who is running strong in new hampshire, when they get to south carolina. he's got a good strategy, i think. and he's got the bold idea and he's being tougher, more aggressive, and i think he's doing a pretty good job. >> consumer spending, that's what he wants. >> consumer spend something 70% of the american economy. >> rate. and h

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i am tim pawlenti and i approved this message. host: the focus is on the former massachusetts governor. guest: this issue of blaming the media for making it run made the front runner, i reject that. he has shown he is a tough competitor. he can raise money which is critical. mitt romney has done this before. he ran for president four years ago. he is showing he learned some lessons and can really mount a credible campaign. i don'think it is the media doing this. as for ego, they all have big egos. you have to have a big ego to run for president. just because somebody believes in themselves and is willing to workery hard to become president es not mean they are in it for themselves or for the money, for heaven's sake. mr. romney does not make -- need the money. they have faith in themselves and they believe they can really do something for the country. i guess that's all i have. tweet --re is a tweed guest: mitt romney as a problem with his personal presentation. tim pawlenti gets a rapport being less than exciting and mitt romney

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i also want to emphasize tim paulsen stood up for working families. that included rebecca ryan, roxanne sanchez, tom o'connor, tim paulsen, and we are joined by the fire chief joann hayes- white. i want to make sure i recognize throughout the process that our city attorney contributed to all the legal questions that came up. knowing how difficult these aspects were, they stepped up to help us review all these proposals. with that, this press conference is concluded, and we will move forward. yes, we will take questions. >> [unintelligible] >> first of all -- [unintelligible] in this proposal, we're talking about 35%. how can we afford that? mayor lee: it does, but obviously we have a long-term view on this. our talks relations indicates -- our copulations indicate this over 10 years. a lot will depend on how -- our calculations indicate the server 10 years. a lot will depend on how our investments do. we've always said employee contributions would be the major part and for a lot of current sacrifices are reflected. >> 35% -- it never gets to 35%. [uni

. >>> time to talk to our good friend, tim farley, the host of morning briefing on sirius xm.. >> it's all about jobs today. >> it is all about jobs. it is all about iowa and jobs. the president is going to be in iowa as well, talking about jobs. with a company that's creating them. >> as a matter of fact, it's alc alcoa, he's going to betancourt, his arch program, alliance of manufacturing partners. and sarah palin is in iowa, there for the premiere of her documentary, "undefeated." it's not hers, but about her, the life and times of the former alaska governor. and also on the campaign trail, the former governor of minnesota, tim pawlenty is going to be making his big pitch, speaking to the council on foreign relations on what his advisers are saying is a response to the president's flawed may 19th speech about the middle east. >> what's your sense -- talk about this for a second, the foreign policy stuff. we've got john huntsman in the race, who is somebody with a lot of foreign policy experience, obviously, he was the ambassador to china, he speaks chinese. tim pawlenty, wh

specifically with tim pawlenty, i think he had a problem this week. because he had foreshadowed an attack at the debate over health care, using the term -- sunday morning show on fox of obamneycare which suggested he would use the debate to make a fight over that issue when given the opportunity and given several opportunities to do it, he backed away. and they now believe and recognize that was a mistake. and so later this week, he did go after him. >> the other person who got a lot of oxygen this week coming out of the debate was michelle bachmann, the congresswoman from minnesota. tem us what you make of that phenomenon -- tell us what you make of that phenomenon and is that good for romney? possibly? >> well, let me take the first part first, mi chl bachmann has been steadily moving -- michelle bachman has been steadily moving toward a candidacy. she has been in the shadow of sarah palin but as sarah palin has been on the sideline michelle bachmann has come forward and what we saw at the debate on monday nightn new hampshire were the attributes of

tonight, tim williams helps you steer around the road work. >> reporter: as labor day approaches, sos baltimore's first ever gran prix. five year agreement brings gran prix racing to charm city's 2 1/2 mile course. downtown streets around the inner harbor and stadium need to be repaired and up for the task. the latest construction, conway street will be closed in both directions between light and charles street. the closure will last up to two weeks. alternate routes into the city include howard to baltimore street and incompetent state 395 to dr. martin luther king boulevard. city crews have been plugging potholes and smoothing out roads to the tune of $7 million. city planners say costs areoff set by the 100 thousand visitors and $70 million, the race is expected to pump into the economy. so they have to -- >> look at the underground utility work. >> reporter: but on the surface, some residents say that money could be better spent. sometimes, when you are out walking, i can't keep on looking down at the ground. >> reporter: now, nearly 30,000 daily motorists are looking ahead to wh

minnesota governor tim pawlenty passed up an opportunity to confront mitt romney on health care. even though just the day before, he had ridiculed the president's health care plan as obamay care. >> i called it obamay care. >> we didn't use top down government mandates and individual requirements from government. >> reporter: given a second chance, pawlenty ducked again. >> why is it not obamay care standing with the two governor right there. >> >> president obama looked to massachusetts for designing his program. >> reporter: representative michelle bachmann made some news. >> i filed today my paperwork to seek the office of the presidency of the united states today. >> reporter: former speaker newt gingrich avoided his news. never mentioning his massive campaign team defections, focusing instead on the issues. >> the congress this year, this next week, ought to repeal the dodd/frank bill, the sarbanes-oxley bill, start creating jobs right now. >> reporter: for former pizza ceo herman cain this debate was something of a national debut. >> i am not ale potition. i am a problem so

tim pensioned that tim pawlenty has an economic speech in chicago today saying at one point the truth about the economy is not hard at all. >> markets work. barack obama's central planning doesn't. american economy is not even growing at 2% today. that's what all projections say we can expect for the next decade. 2%. that is anemic. unacceptable. not the american way. recession changed our economy but it didn't change our character. >> bret: he then unveiled a specific plan, economic plan. what about this roll-out today in chicago? >> it was a strong speech. he did well. i think his plan is a good one. there is an argument it could be bolder. >> bret: we have some proposal in a graphic here. >> basically, eliminating capital gains tax. dividend taxes. estate taxes. reducing the rates of individual this can taxes. top rate of 10%. lowest rate -- top rate 20% and lowest rate of 10%. what is interesting is the way he wove in the presentation of the numbers. the policy specifics. again the attack on the way the president sees america. pawlenty said he has a fundamentally world view, diffe

here i'm joined by three members of progressive democrats of america norman solomon john smith and tim carpenter welcome to all of you here we thank you for first of all what happened today to me are the the the big cheese of should. how do you know the swiss cheese you know today was a whole the mission of how we could actually be the key and for many of us a letter that we sent to the u.s. senate regarding the number of troops that the president will be announcing in regards to afghanistan account that we wanted to make the connection today of what that number means in real terms and how we can take those numbers and have them work for us in other words taking the money that's being spent on those troops and moving them over to the kinetic side of the economy specifically on health care so today we were always we were outside and rallied and then we went into the lobby and before they were at the chamber of commerce i'm talking to god it's also sells what have in the chamber we had up the last of the to the congress so you have if you have never out of the if you have never the marke

tim lincecum is 1,000 career strikeouts and he had a historical night, but that was it.t of the game after giving up four runs in 5 innings. the offense in the 8th inning comes up big. nate is huff going to make it. here comes the throw. here comes huff. safe. and the game has gone to extra innings tied at 4. a's in baltimore. he gives up three earned runs in 7 innings, but the offense didn't pick him up. the a's lose their 7th straight tonight 4-2. stanley cup finals, aaron smashes nathan at the blue line. his head smashes into the ice. and the brewens are up for eight goals. mark at three of them. the canucks lose, but lead that series two games to one. the giants tied it up. highlights in the late show. >> yeah, torture is back, huh? >> they have what it takes now this season at at&t park. it is great stuff. >> i like the new draft choice. i like the names. >> the giants panic. >> we'll see you at 11:00. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're

tim thomas did the rest. made 37 saves for the second shot on the series. he has been phenomenal during their stanley cup run. he was rewarded with mvp honors. seven is truly a lucky number for the bruins. they won an incredible three game sevens this postseason and took this 4-0. the first stanley cup win in 39 years. >> we knew we needed to play one game. when we have our backs against the wall we play our best hockey and did it in game six and seven. >> the most important thing is what's going on inside that dressing room, and there wasn't a guy that didn't believe in in what we were doing. it was easy to stay the course, and you got to stay the course, and today you're rewarded for it. >> do you have a message for the fans that have been waiting a long time for this? >> you've been waiting a long time, but you got it. you wanted it. you got it. we're bringing it home. >> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> early today sports is brought to you by ice blue aqua velva. men get it. >>> a hollywood power couple lobbies for