from pizza hut in wings street."s andre the giant. [ laughter ] i'd like to order a pizzone and some medium wings from wing street. what do you mean, you don't have any? i'm andre the giant and i want a pizza hut pizzone and some wings from wings street. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: very good. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this one of is from uh -- josh morgan. "jimmy, i always loved the thunder cats. and i hear that panthro does a cabaret show here in new york city. can you show us a little bit of that?" it's a coincidence. 'cause i saw a panthro's new show last night here in new york. and i begged him to come on, and do a number for us. so, ladies and gentlemen, here with a number from his cabarete show, "one cool cat" give it up for panthro! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello, everybody. lion-o sends his greetings. y'all ready to have a good time? [ cheers ] ♪ thunder! ♪ thunder! ♪ thunder! ♪ thunder cats, ho! ♪ ♪ thunder cats are on the move thunder cats are loose ♪ ♪ feel the magic hear

that's what a fixed wing sail looks like. it's fixed. and there's no flapping like on a traditional cloth or polyester sail which adds to the dynamics and the speed that you're going to say in these new class of boats coming to the world cup. >> these are right on the edge. you have to push them on the edge to sail them well. there's consequences, that's for sure. >> can we push it more? >> yeah, sure. >> these boats are fast. there's a lot of risk involved. >> how fast are these compared to the old ones? the old ones topped out around 14, 15 knots? >> probably the best comparison is a push bike to a formula 1 car. these are the fastest boats out there over 40 miles an hour. on a shourt course, just fly it up, chase. that's the risk, you can tip them over. these boats you got to push them hard to get the most out of them. >> not wearing the helmets for the look, that's for sure. >> i got the skip e jimmy, who was captaining the boat, he ras waysing, what led up to yesterday's amazing capsizing that was caught on video? >> we

longstreet is clearly becoming a solid wing commander at the time, both he and jackson would have wings. and in that sense it is in many ways lee's masterpiece even though chancellorsville is considered his greatest battle, but if you want to look at lee and what lee -- see, we have this image of lee, a lot of minds. i know why we have it, because i imagine all of you have been to gettysburg and you walk out there, the virginia monument and you stand there where alexander's guns are there, you look across that line angel across those fields and there's cemetery ridge and you say how could you do this? how could he ordered his army across this ground? you know, is lee that combative? and so we have this image, but actually if you look more closely at these campaigns and the second manassas, lee's folks preferred maneuvering to give him a situation that was very favorable tactically on a battlefield to his army. flanking maneuvers he used in seven days. he will use it at second manassas again. but after that he sitting in northern virginia, and is looking around and he feels he has to tak

corporate right wing a sole role in the work in the rights of working people and you know there was a story in the times the other day about the manufacturing jobs coming back to the midwest in this country but the jobs that are being created or pay one third of the jobs that were sent overseas so they have a history of this are our previous loves to sit when it's abroad but if you they don't like this in the home they're made uncomfortable about it by the mainstream press because if that this sense succeeds it's the threat threat to the corporations for whom they work and to the relationship between the call. the corporate powers and the state powers that represented. this sort of consensual seduction that is growing all over this country of the rights and interests of working people it's very well said we're going to take a quick break and when we come back i'd like to get into. some of the back to the sixty's for a moment if we could and some more of the things that are in your book we continue our conversations of great minds with award winning journalist bill moyers after the b

so obviously you want to defeat the right wing as an american.n, you're a democrat, a liberal out there. >> actually i'm a registered republican. >> well that's not good. >> there is a reason. new york city always votes democratic down the line and if you want to have any leverage in a primary vote republican. >> okay. the point i'm trying to make here is that isn't this politically going to hurt the democrats? all of this swirling around 2012? isn't there too much at stake? >> ed, aren't people like you and rachel maddow and everybody else on msnbc fanning the flames of this fire? >> no, no. this is what americans are focused on in my judgment. and i have a show and this is what i think they're focused on. i have been consistent all along on stuff like this when it happens to elected officials. i think if we can't get the truth out of politicians, what do we have for a government? no wonlder we have deficits. no wonder we went to war on a lie. i criticized bush and cheney for lying. the list goes on and on. we sit here and say well he's a libera

the right wing blogosphere went absolutely nuts on this thing you know what. in fact they said this was an anti white rant. i'm curious your response i think you know the far right and crazy i mean i am white why would i be anti white i am christian and proud of it but this nation is an incredibly diverse nation and they hate when the republican party which is the far right. basically our race baiting immigrant baiting gay baiting and you know that's not good for america and this is a diverse country the under thirty five's are going to build a different kind of a country than the hate wing once. speaking of the the right wing. michele bachmann probably the most conservative. maybe some semi-serious candidate i don't really consider a conservative i think she's a rat on the radical right. servitors i respect conservatives and i like a lot of conservatives unfortunately. there that's not what dominates the republican party anymore but i think she believes are her line but in any case she wants to she says you know forty seven percent of americans don't make eno

when downy was running the "the washington post" it is much more left wing than it is now. once they got downy out thereof it drifted into the center a little bit. all right. so basically the overarch on this is that one man, george soros, has spent $48 million buying his way in to mostly internet media, which does have much more influence than it used to. and it's working. you say he has accomplished what he wants to accomplish. >> well, he has certainly gone a long way toward accomplishing it. what his main goal is, ultimately he is not pro-america. is he not -- he is against most of the things that people watching this show right now. >> bill: absolute i. he wants a radical change and he wants to destroy the fox news channel. we have to fight these people every day. there is no doubt about it. mr. gay nor thanks very much. we appreciate it the anthony weiner situation gets even more complicated for the media to cover. bernie goldberg on that. next a new book says big time tv programs like mary tyler moore contained a number of hidden liberal messages. kind of a liberal d

he has to unite the wings of his army.f hooker figures out that there is a big gap there he can file through and possibly crushed some segments of the army. they will. and that is the day their release sealed it more less who would win at chances will. ultimately joe hooker would order a retirement and retreat. as many say this is his greatest victory. when he heard the news about chances will hero what a glorious army. port choices for a title. this seemed like a glorious army the texan civilian description of lee's army which i think is a prescription. what lee does not know after chances will and is critical to understanding of what will transpire he does not know that he had defeated the commander of the army of the potomac, meaning joe hooker. he had not defeated the rank-and-file. many of the corps commanders. george b. n. john reynolds were on the verge of discussing the fact whether there would disobey hooker's order and not retreat across the river. tucker had to send them. you will cross the river. that is how mu

here is the answer. >> first reaction is it has to be another left wing conspiracy. it wasn't.e gets exposed. he says i've been hacked. when the truth emerges that he hasn't, it is all over. only question now is -- >> here is the answer. the point is that when a republican is caught in a sex scandal, republicans do not think oh, we must save him, we must attack anyone who has put this out. we say good. good riddance. democrats, kennedy stayed in the senate for years and adam climber of "the new york times" wrote how mary jo kopechne, the woman he killed, his mistress, how she might have appreciated the good work he did in the senate when he continued to live. bill clinton is ferociously defended. i promise you no republican would have stayed in the presidency after doing what bill clinton -- i suppose with weiner, we're moving up in the world, congratulations, democrats. and perhaps today if a democrat senator drove his mistress off a bridge in a pond and drowned her, perhaps democrats would not rally around him the way they did around ted kennedy. so we're making progress with

in wisconsin in opposition to the right wing ideology being imposed by the state legislature governed by but by conservatives and and iraq we govern the government and we saw all people standing up and and demanding more dignity and and the protection of their interests against the power of of that state and all over the country i see examples of it i just met yesterday with a wonderful woman named donna smith who works for the california nurses association who are fighting for medicare for all she has given up she was on her way from new york to washington to take part in a public peaceful nonviolent protest against the health interests that are still trying to undermine the reform health reform of last year there's a remarkable young man you should have on your show. twenty three years ago from mississippi unemployed journalists who are year out of morehouse has decided that that he can't just sit by and do four jobs trying to make ends meet he's out now organizing what's called us uncut to lobby the government and the banks for the banks to pay their fair share of taxes all over th

how heavy left wing america is. hollywood, comedians, every single news organization, the internet, fact, history, science, it's all just left wing bull [bleep], man! each one of those things designed purely to shut down conservatives. but don't worry, fox isn't going to let that happen. it's fox unbalanced? yeah. seriously like their ears are nearly touching the floor. but it's only because the system's unbalanced. (laughter) moving on. you know what, let's just give it back to the real news since that's what we do here. anthony weiner stepped down last thursday leaving most observers wondering what are we supposed to do with our giant dildo wheel. (laughter) whose's going to buy it now? of course, we at the daily show are not around to cover the news conference. but luckily the 24 hours step into the breach whenever the daily show is on assignment, i happened to be in a hotel room in d.c. at the time so obviously i was reading the bible while hi cnn on on the background. their anticipation was palpable. >> we are

he was on the left wing of the army late that afternoon. he was with james longstreet discussing this and he had decided to cancel the attack. they were comparing for the attack but we decided she was going to cancel and then have two things happened. two messages came. one said to the federal army was in retreat. we had been trying to catch him for a week. second, the brigade, famous for gettysburg, his brigade made in advance, so these messages came to lead to see that we have an opportunity here and the federal start again scurrying away, and as lee what say he wants to destroy their army. one unfortunately, both pieces of information were wrong. and instead of lee ordering he was drawn into it by false information, and the result was murder and asahel said. the next campaign, i say in my book because james long tree said it and i am not just saying because long tree, i think bull run and the second manassas is the second manassas if you go to the park its of the manassas battlefield was the masterpiece and what did it is combine a strat

the crowd was left-wing intellectuals.ed of, you know, greenwich village types and upper-west side intellectuals and college students from harvard and yale, you know, and haverford who came in for the weekend, hopped on the train and came to new york to hear her perform. in that sense, at least initially, she was singing to the choir in a way. she was singing to people whose inclinations would have been very progressive to begin with. at the same time, because they'd never heard anything like this before, even they didn't quite know how to react. and there is this line in her autobiography where she describes how she first performed the song and how when she finished it, there was this moment of silence when she was done. and no one quite knew what to do. here she is singing about a lynching. you know, what do you do? i mean, do you clap? you know, do you follow the normal rituals of a nightclub? and i think it could even stop a supposedly sophisticated audience like this. and i can attest from personal experience to the f

the right wing. michele bachmann probably the most conserved. maybe semi-serious candidate i don't really consider a conservative i think she's a rat in the radical right. conservatives i respect conservatives and i like a lot of conservatives unfortunately. there that's not what dominates the republican party anymore but i think she believes or her line it but in any case she wants to she says you know forty seven percent of americans don't make enough money to pay taxes we've got i mean it's a sad commentary that so many people are living in list of poverty federal tax i mean they're paying all kinds of the tax right federal income tax so she wants to raise taxes on working people and cut to the tune of millions taxes on the rich by doing it with capital gains tax so so paris hilton and people who live on investments or live on you know an inherited wealth to pay no taxes. here's where the foolishness of that is you hear a lot about that in the republican party and it's incredibly foolish it's an anti job strategy the problem with our tax poli

air times reported last week the justice thomas is actually except being generous favors from right wing millionaire arlen crowe of trammell crow construction fame and fortune along with giving millions of dollars to the republican party and right wing groups like swift boat veterans for truth arlen crow has also lavish justice thomas with tens of thousands of dollars in gifts including a fifteen thousand dollar bible that once belonged to frederick douglas crowe also got justice thomas' wife half million dollar check so that she could start her very own tea party lobby group for him dedicated to repealing obamacare a case by the way that her husband will likely decide when the supreme court determines the constitutionality of the health reform law in coming months so. we can now add this misdeed to the laundry list of bad behavior by justice thomas from unofficial fundraising to not disclosing his wife's right wing income to obvious conflicts of interest on the bench all of which are clear violations of the federal code of conduct for judges and problem is the justices on the supreme co

now we have a supreme court -- it's not a right-wing supreme court. there is no coherent philosophy. the only coherent philosophy, the corporations always win. if it is government against an individual, the government wins. if it is corporations against an individual, the corporations win. if it is corporation against the government, corporations win. show me one exception in any decision written by that supreme court. and last year, they repealed this 100-year-old law and made it legal for the first time in a century for corporations to flood our federal political campaigns with a tsunami of money and that is the beginning of the end. and it was said, a journalist can't tell the dive between a bicycle accident and the end of civilization. well, that decision is the end of civilization in this country. and we have spending the last year talking about charlie sheehann and brittany spears instead of talking about huge corporate money which is going to put corporations in the driver seat. tavis: talk to me what the media ought to be doing that they are n

who says fifteen thousand minimum needs to go right there and he's never going to appease those two wings either party and i think you know it's not going into this i think his main message is going to be every day americans especially those democrats who needs to come out and vote from two thousand and twelve and gareth are those everyday americans are ready for this drawdown a search well actually i think the average american is way ahead of the president

wing. and here is the anti-catholic wing of the party. the american patriots. it was a party newspaper for the american party which eventually folded into the republican party. they are opposed to pebble -- papal aggression. they are posted foreigners holding office, opposed to none or a aries and the jesuits. opposed to secret foreign orders and so on. they wanted to restrict immigration but particularly restrict the rights of roman catholics to vote and to hold office. now, the republican party was the offspring of these two strains, the anti-slavery strain and the anti-catholic strain. when i say antislavery, keep in mind that the republican party, most of the people in the republican party did not care about slavery where it already existed. they wanted to keep the territories light. they wanted to keep the slaves out of the territories, so white men could have opportunity there because they believed that anyplace where slaves go, whites cannot compete obviously because slaves don't tak

the wings and tail section will be put back in place, but the damage will stay. a tribute to those on board that day. >> it gave people hope. it served as a reminder when we very much needed one of the goodness that still exists, not only in the world, but within each of us. >> reporter: hope that this weekend took its permanent place in history. jay gray, nbc news. >>> all right. coming up, we've got a big change in the weather coming up. and also, we're going to check in on sports. this belongs to you... o...um...thank you. excuse me...

. >> i don't think right-wing social engineering is any more desirable than left-wing social engineering. >> reporter: and was blasted by conservatives. >> calling it radical and right-wing social engineering is deadly. >> reporter: the hits just kept on coming. >> stop the hate. stop the anti-gay politics. >> reporter: at a book-signing last month, gringrich and his wife were ambushed by glitter from a gay rights activist. and with less-than-friendly campaign advice from a conservative in iowa. >> why don't you get out before you make a fool of yourself? >> reporter: gingrich and his wife were almost $500,000 in debt with high-end jeweler, tiffany. >> not only was it too much. but there was no indication amongst senior staff that anything was going to change. >> reporter: gingrich is fighting an uphill battle. he's only polling in the single digits. and in the matchup with president obama, he trails by ten points. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> the angle on this expected to emerge today. it's been reported that repeated interference by gingrich's wife, callista, had caused sta

. >> the wings and mattel were removed and were shipped separately. it will be reassembled in north carolina where it will go on display at the aviation museum. coming up, the mother of a gross, once a new type of cookie. crews continued to battle mess of wildfire in allied -- arizona. a young girl beaten by an adult. the motive when we cover the nation. and, we're here to answer your plant and gardening questions. in >> we are following some breaking is -- a car in like montebello. >> an unusual crash. from what we understand, this mini van crashed into lake montebello. the baltimore city fire department tells us the people in the vehicle were rescued. we're not sure about injuries but police are on the scene. i am capt. roy taylor. >> combination, -- covering the nation, wind is expected to pick up in arizona, making it difficult to battle the wallow fire. three committees have been evacuated. a shocking story of alaska, where a grown man beat up a young girl for her bike. witnesses saw the man punched a seven-year-old girl in the head. she lost con

up with doctor yung wing, the second person over here who was a very esteemed scholar, the first you graduate from china in america, and believe in reform. and they put together a conspiracy called the red dragon conspiracy what homer lea was going to lead a military venture on behalf of yung wing and some americans they're going to bring into this conspiracy and takeover the provinces in southern china, carbon out of the empire and start the own republic. well, that's pretty audacious. well, homer lea became an author as i said and one of his books are going to talk about is called the power of ignorance which got him worldwide acclaim. and talked about american defenses and his vulnerability to the japanese in particular. a renowned revolutionary in its own right, wanted to topple them, not just reform from within, he was a friend or an associate i should say of yung wing, and doctor sun yat-sen in 1910 decided to hire homer lea to be his military adviser, if you will. he was bring in the red dragon conspiracy into this revolutionary movement. so, homer lea ended up becoming doctor

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right wing of parliament area say from chinon where the right wing group is just just claims election victories there comes over to the united states and it turns let's say a white supremacist session is a terrorist klan rally somewhere in texas or idaho and he's a cameo as the session is terrorist and those are a lot of worth a try to gather and as you can imagine right and there's the rally and there's this guy and he's not a citizen and he's hanging out he's meeting people what do you want done with this person i don't think that the answer of nothing is either in tune with common sense or constitutional powers are not into the constitutional law that i'm just very curious i mean how can only be for free speech but with certain exceptions here either stand for these fundamental values or you don't well again the first amendment was not created to permit insurrection or the overthrow of the government and i think that the court has been firm even while recognizing that in many cases of the case law needed to be needs to be revisited in order to protect civil liberties here's a spot

and falcon was shot was shot in the right wing. also per female offspring with shot.lived at this fruitvale marcbut there were brought to this mormon temple. this other bird was found one. block away on the corner of tipton and of little. they are being treated at the world like hospital in walnut creek. >> both of them have a fractured wings and broken wings by the shock. >> this may pain medication will help. >> this is disturbing they have been on the endangered list for a number of years. >>reporter: the are no longer on the endangered list but it is still disturbing. >> it is criminal. it is unquestionable these are protected by the migratory federal law. >> why would somebody shoot a falcon? >> if somebody has pigeons? sometimes these will take their pigeons. >> doctors are optimistic about the recovery and hoping to have them at home on the drawbridge. the investigation is under way within $1,000 reward. in oakland, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>catherine: a press handwheels at this holy trinity church with press hand rails, hand in 1998, an arson fire, and even pr

the right wing candidate recognize that she had lost by a margin of around 3%. the incumbent president congratulationcongratulated himl peruvians to support the new government. >> the president elect meets his rival. one of the most closely watched contests. the campaign was often acrimonious. in the end, she lost by just 3% of the vote. >> during the entire campaign, i always said i would accept the results at the will of the peruvian people. humala is the winner, and we accept the official results. i wish him good luck. >> meanwhile, investors reacted to mr. humala's victory by dumping stocks. if forced officials to suspend trading. for financial markets, nervous that the president-elect would try to control the economy. the supporters -- jubilation at his victory and the promise to better share the country's wealth. >> very few of us have any idea of what it is like to be a front-line soldier on active service in a major war. now, a series of recordings have been released by the u.k. ministry of defence that gives a unique insight into the lives of british so

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. >> reporter: pilots sometimes have to drag a wing just to keep going straight., a crew of mechanics scurries out to meet the plane. one stand on the roll way and a pilot drops a wing tip on its hand while others reattach its wheels so it can taxi. it can turn around and refly in just hours. the er2 reigns supreme. >> the view can be spectacular. you can see a slight curviture to the horizon. >> reporter: you can scan from oregon to los angeles. nasa spent a lot of money this year, the exact amount is classified. scientists say it's unique capabilities are crucial to understanding of the atmosphere. it's ozone depletion research measured a new ozone hole developing this spring over the north pole. barrios says eo2 can last another 20 years or so and that's in the entire planet's best interest to keep them flying. >>> could this >>> we continue our second look tonight of planes developed in area 51 in the nevada desert. it's a place where lockheed developed a secret plane in the early 1960s. the aircraft was code named ox cart also designated the r12 article. test

. >> reporter: for the people who stood on its wings, the plane was a hero, too, staying afloat justenough for every last passenger to be rescued. many like laura zigg are seeing it for the -- like laura zych are seeing it for the first time that day. >> granted it was two and hey-years later but it's here. >> this is the wing. this is at the back. >> reporter: the rest of airbus 320 will be put together like a giant puzzle. crews collected everything down to the newspapers on the seats. >> i think my boarding pass is on it. i'm hoping that as they go through the artifacts it might be something i get back. >> the airplane is going to be preserved as opposed to restored. that means any damage that occurred in water will be there. you can't tell the story without the airplane. >> reporter: a story that resonates nearly two and half years later. >> i think that's one of the things people see. when they see this is the potential for good in all of us. >> reporter: the potential for heros and hope. kelly cobiella cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs eveni

and even handed they came out with a report on right wing extremism and said they had their findings were very similar to our own independent findings essentially what the department set or what this report said was the radical right has grown explosive plate that this was due largely to the election of a black president and a collapsing economy and it went on to point out several things that set for instance one of the dangers comes from single issue extremists concerned with issues like abortion and immigration it also mentioned in passing that extremist this is certainly true our own research shows as well that extremists were interested in recruiting returning war veterans from afghanistan and iraq the thought being that these are man who have you know very high and paramilitary skills whatsoever they was he was returning or other from the frets right in effect but he wasn't recruited i mean these guys are looking to find people with the skills presumably to fight coming race war etc etc in any event this report was meant for want horsman agencies all around the country was confi

that's what a fixed wing sail looks like. it's fixed, and there's no flapping like on a traditional cloth or polyester sail which adds to the dynamics and the speed that you're going to see in these new class of boats coming to the world cup. >> these are right on the edge. you have to push them to the edge to sail them well. there's consequences, that's for sure. >> we push her more? >> sure. >> you can see these boats are fast. there's a lot of risk involved. >> how fast are these boats compared to the old ones? the old ones topped out around 14, 15 knots. >> if you're lucky. probably the best compareston is a push boat to a formula one car. these are the fastest boats today over 40 miles an hour. on a short course, just fly it up a bit. you know, so that's the risk. you can tip them over. these boats you have to push them hard. we're not wearing the helmets for the looks, that's for sure. >> they do need the helmets. look at this video. this happened a couple hours after we were out there on the bay. this was actually russ

i'm trying to show you her wing span.ool? >> jimmy: yeah. >> leaf-tailed geckos. these guys are from madagascar. look at them. they're so neat. they'll like -- i don't know if they'll, like, hang out or they might think you're a branch and launch on you, or, like -- >> jimmy: what do you mean, "launch on me?" [ laughter ] >> like this. watch. watch. this is cool. they're going to go. >> jimmy: i don't know why i do this. >> come on. come on, go. jump. now -- [ applause ] so cool. look at this. if you stay real still -- >> jimmy: yeah. i don't think i'm going to be moving. >> yeah. look at this. if they -- >> jimmy: what is that thing on the end of it? is that poisonous? [ laughter ] >> no. they -- >> jimmy: don't do this. >> no, it's cool. look at it. it's so neat. now, they can -- [ applause ] they'll blend in. now -- they blend in. look at it! it's so cool. they'll change colors. they can lick their eyeballs if they get thirsty. their tongue comes up like a windshield wiper on a car. look, she's sizing something up on y

. >> for the people that stood on its wings, the plane was a hero too. afloat just long enough for every passenger to be rescued. are seeing it for the first time since that take. >> it's comforting to have it where it was supposed to arrive in the first place and granted it was you know two and a half years later, but it's here. >> this is a wing, and this is the back. >> the rest of the air bus will be put together like a puzzle. crews collected everything down to the newspapers under the seat. my boarding pass is somewhere on it. i'm hoping that as they go through the artifacts that i may get it back. >> any dents or damage that occurred to the plane will be there. you cannot fix it and tell the story. >> what is one of the things that people see, they see a potential for good in all of us. >> the potential for heroes and hope. >>> okay, this was not as big as a recent royal celebration, but it was still fit for a queen. >> britton's queen elizabeth celebrated her 85th birthday today with an open carriabe ride. although the -- open carriage ride. a ne

spot so-called news suddenly in the dumps going to be that america has finally seen through the right wing spin. you need to know this there are new twists in the ongoing debt limit debate and closed door meeting last week president obama set a drop dead date for a debt limit increase of july fourth in response more than one hundred republicans in the house of representatives were letter to speaker john boehner instructing him on what he should be negotiating for other words it's like a ransom letter but a man's of his large minority of house republicans include seven hundred billion dollars in spending cuts targeting mostly working class families these fringe republicans also on statutory spending caps to hold for. spending and no more than eighteen percent of g.d.p. currently federal spending accounts for about thirty eight percent of g.d.p. so we're talking drastic cuts and finally here's the kicker publicans want to pass a balanced budget amendment that handcuffs our government from spending in the future and requires a supermajority for any new tax increases a move that was effectivel