the point to it, the justices were saying, people used to say by watching, reading grimm's fairy tales, our children were going to be morally corrupt and there's no evidence that any of these video games are significantly impacting the children. >> paul: dorothy, go ahead. >> here is one thing, there's a huge difference between children reading grimm's fairy tales and being asked to take part in a virtual exercise or being allowed to, in which you disem bowel or you can choose to rape the victim. that is, unless the victim is naked. at that point, it becomes illegal and a violation, and obscenity, so bizarre. >> paul: go ahead, colin. >> and there's certainly a role for parents though. let's remember here, who is buying these video games and responsible for the children buying them? i don't think that's necessarily the state much california. >> paul: well, and dorothy, you know, i think if you were the philosopher king i would believe in your ability to make those disturnings, i'm not too sure that our law professors, i would trust, to make what speech is acceptable and what isn't. >>

grimm of new york, and that is that harry reid's bill contains a lot of fraud. if we get $1 trillion in cuts by not having war in iraq and afghanistan beyond when we're not going to have war, you know, we're not going to attack pakistan, they can declare that as a saving too. but here's the problem, and the congressman stated it well. there are aspects of the two plans that are acceptable, and the president has vetoed those, and that is why mitch mcconnell is saying to harry reid, look, you're not going to impose your plan on a senate, 47 members who are republicans, we're going to have to deal. and i think they are going to deal, alex. they're going to send something back over to the house, and i think the house will probably have to pass it on monday or tuesday. >> okay. morris, did you think harry reid has given up too many with this bill, and do you think he's going to have to give up more to get republican support? >> i think there's going to be a lot of compromise. and remember, compromise is not a bad word. in this town, some days compromise seems like a

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i'm joined by congressman michael grimm from new york from the gop side. good morning to you. again. >> thank you. >> let's talk about this deal and why it's not going through yet. what's the biggest stumbling blocks? >> in all sincerity, i don't think the president has been operating with good faith from the beginning. some of the things that he says at the press conferences are just not what he's saying behind closed doors with speaker boehner. when it comes to entitlement reform, whether it comes to taxes, he says wonderful things to the press, and it's not founded in reality. at the end of the day we have to do something here. the republicans in the house have passed paul ryan's budget. they didn't like that. okay. we passed cut, cap and balance. they don't like that. at this point if they can't put something on the table, i don't see how we can continue to negotiate in good faith. >> okay. we heard from your colleague, congresswoman carolyn mahoney. we're going to play this now. here we go. >> you have a record of the republican leadership walking away from the biden prop

grimm: i'm at a loss of words when i hear that we are weakening this and weakening that. this is simply a commonsense approach and correcting the buyer crack -- buyer crack overreach. it replaces a single director model with a five-member bipartisan commission. that's what this bill is doing. for example, the commission will decrease uncertainty over the rules issued by the cfpb. as the bill is currently structured, they can reverse a decision of his or her predecessors. such power will do nothing but increase uncertainty in our markets and reduce credit access to businesses and consumers and that stifles job growth. today, we have unemployment at 9.2%. we must, we must stop the job-killing, economy-crushing policies that have come out of washington. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 1315 and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. frank: i yield myself 0 seconds to say, i -- 30 seconds to say, many republicans objected, but a shorter bill -- he talks about one-third of the bill which he talks as

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we've read them the grimm fairytales and they're violent and we think that's ok. that's what california was arguing for saying these video games inspire violence. and they can be dangerous to children. and the court rejected that idea saying, studies really don't show that. and while the court has in the past carved out an exception for sexually explicit materials, that you can't sell so-called girly magazines to minors, you can sell them plenty of violent stuff where bodies are torn apart. >> in your conversation with justice ginsburg, what did she say it was like to have a court this year with the first time three women on the bench? sn >> she said it was distinctly different. they sit by seniority. so all the women aren't clumped together. they're mixed in with the six other men. she said, you know, it looked like we're here to stay because it looks like we're really allowed up there. when you walk in it doesn't look so male anymore. like this, kind of. >> but did she say a change in the way that cases came out? >> no. because, well, first of all, all three wom

we've read them the grimm fairytales and they're violent and we think that's ok. that's what california was arguing for saying these video games inspire violence. and they can be dangerous to children. and the court rejected that idea saying, studies really don't show that. and while the court has in the past carved out an exception for sexually explicit materials, that you can't sell so-called girly magazines to minors, you can sell them plenty of violent stuff where bodies are torn apart. >> in your conversation with justice ginsburg, what did she say it was like to have a court this year with the first time three women on the bench? sn >> she said it was distinctly different. they sit by seniority. so all the women aren't clumped together. they're mixed in with the six other men. she said, you know, it looked like we're here to stay because it looks like we're really allowed up there. when you walk in it doesn't look so male anymore. like this, kind of. >> but did she say a change in the way that cases came out? >> no. because, well, first of all, all three wom

. >> bernie grimm, defense attorney, friend of fox five. thank you for coming in. >> thanks, will. >>> another republican hopeful is making a run for the white house. why this congressman says he is the one to fix what's wrong with america. >>> and mixed emotions in france over the future of former imf chief, dominick strauss-kahn. is a little comeback in his future? the poll numbers might surprise you. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. r r lt >>> another republican is throwing his hat into the presidential ring. michigan congressman thaddeus mckotter made the announcement yesterday in detroit. some say he is a long shot, but he says he has an edge the oth

"snow white and the huntsman" is set for a june 1, 2012 date and brother's grimm, june 9th, 2012 as welleresting. now here's jenna. >>> and prince albert of monaco got married, but as celebrations continue many cannot help thinking of his late mother grace kelly. >> one of the great of all-time. grace kelly born in pennsylvania lived most of her life in a palace and while she only starred in a handful of films, she is forever a star. >> give up, john. admit who you are. >> reporter: she was the all-american beauty. the golden girl from philadelphia who went from hollywood royalty to real-life princess. grace kelly. the classic cool blond whose elegance and flawless style captivated the world and stole the heart of a prince. >> in this life, in this world, we never see perfection, but we all feel we found it in grace kelly. >> you can see my apartment from here all the way up on 63rd street. >> reporter: that perfection made her a film actress where she smoldered on screen with cary grant. at the height of her career she found love. ♪ romance >> reporter: the prince of monaco started cour

diana tennis, jim hammer and bernie grimm and told williams.presents the son of the man who found caylee's remains. this was a highly technical case on elements of murder. you have a situation where the remains have been out in the elements for six months, destroying lots of the opportunity to determine cause of death. your thoughts on this verdict? >> what ended with is where i would start. i've prosecuted a bunch of murder cases and investigated a bunch. when you have a bed that decomposed the crime scene is 0 -- have a body that is that decomposed, the crime scene is obliterated, juries want if they are going to vote guilty say i feel like i know how it happened. i feel like i know the motive and i believe he or she did i. the best evidence they had is liar, liar. >> greta: it is not a question of wanting. it is whether the prosecution has proven every almost of the charge, one she was killed by the hands of someone else. if the evidence isn't there the jury doesn't have a choice, if the jury is not convinced. >> the jury is going to say to

joining us jim hammer, diana 10 miss and bernie grimm and ted williams.presents brandon sparks the son of the man who found caylee's remains. jim, who did george and cindy help or hurt? >> i think it cut both ways a little bit. i think the problem for the prosecution beyond how did this girl die, if she died at someone's hands, who? you get three people involved. then the possible scenarios start multiplying. was it something in the pool? did the girl drown? did the father have something to do with it? the jury begins to say who did it, what happened? i don't know. i gotta vote not guilty. >> greta: ted and be candid. >> i will be candid. let me give you a ted williams news alert, i believe and i think it will come out in some stage in the future, that cindy and george were gonna do anything and any means necessary to save their daughter from having a needle in her arm. as a result of that, cindy came out with the chloroform and i believe that was part and parcel to help -- >> greta: i don't buy that. i relistened to an interview i did with cindy two year

. >>> i'm joined by freshman republican michael grimm of new york.essman, always good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i know it's been a very busy day for you. i've been watching you sit behind every speaker that has basically come to the microphone. what's your take on leader mcconnell's statement today? >> i think it's a message that the republicans are unified. we're not going to jeopardize our principles to make a deal. what we're looking for, we made commitments. you know, i'm someone that made commitments to the people in staten island and brooklyn. and we're going to live up to those commitments. and i think that the fact that harry reid originally agreed to our plan means that we're not that far apart. and that they need to probably tweak a few things and then come back to the table and the answer here is the president. you know, that's the unknown. i don't think it's the senate, i don't think it's the house. i think at this point it is completely in the president's hands whether he wants to come to the table or not. >> okay. let's talk pr

about a user patient of power in the congress by this select special committee, what my colleague ryan grimm calls the supercongress, and david addington's the guy who did all of the lawyering for dick cheney to basically start a war without anybody's permission. so if he's worried about a user patient of power, there are going to be lots of republicans and democrats who are going to vote against it on that basis leaving the numbers aside. >> howard, it seems to me we're in the zone of symbolic bills being passed around. harry reid's bill, which inconveniently for the president and the democrats, gives up any claim toward getting tax revenues in the mix, meets the republicans on exactly their original terms, which is a dollar-for-dollar match on the amount of the debt ceiling increase versus the tax cuts and the middle income. but it seems that the reid plan was put out there simply so the republicans could reject it so then the democrats could say look, we offered them everything they wanted and they rejected it. the democrats could say look we offered everything that they wanted and they r

. >> i spoke with a republican congressman from new york, michael grimm, who offered the gop take on negotiations. listen to this. >> in all sincerity, i don't think that the president has been operating with good faith from the beginning. some of the things that he says at the press conferences are not what he's seeing behind closed doors with speaker boehner when it comes to entitlement reform and taxes, he says wonderful things to the press, but it's not founded in reality. >> do you think there is a disconnect between what is being put out there for the public consumption and what's actually being said behind the scenes? each side goes out and spinning it? >> right. i think there's absolutely a disconnect. we never know what goes on in these meetings. this is basically a pr war between the president and the speaker's office so far. they get to come out and put out their stories, and that's why it was so important yesterday as all these accounts come out to what happened. president obama, i think, has the advantage because why? it's an obvious answer. he's the president. when he w

grimm: i'm at a loss of words when i hear that we are weakening this and weakening that. is is simply a commonsense apoach and correcting the buyer crack -- buyer crack overreach. it replaces a single director model with a five-member bipartisan commission. that's what this bill is doing. for example, the commission will decrease uncertainty over the rules issued by the cfpb. as the bill is currently structured, they can reverse a decision of his or her predecessors. such power will do nothing but increase uncertainty in our markets and reduce credit access to businesses and consumers and that stifles job growth. today, we have unemployment at 9.2%. we must, we must stop the job-killing, economy-crushing policies that have come out of washington. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 1315 and i yield back the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. frank: i yield myself 0 seconds to say, i -- 3 seconds to say, many republicans objected, but a shorter bill -- he talks about one-third of the bill which he talks as if it

grimm: i'm at a loss of words when i hear that we are weakening this and weakening that. this is simply a commonsense approach and correcting the buyer crack -- buyer crack overreach. it replaces a single director model with a five-member bipartisan commission. that's what this bill is doing. for example, the commission will decrease uncertainty over the rules issued by the cfpb. as the bill is currently structured, they can reverse a decision of his or her predecessors. such power will do nothing but increase uncertainty in our markets and reduce credit access to businesses and consumers and that stifles job growth. today, we have unemployment at 9.2%. we must, we must stop the job-killing, economy-crushing policies that have come out of washington. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 1315 and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. frank: i yield myself 0 seconds to say, i -- 30 seconds to say, many republicans objected, but a shorter bill -- he talks about one-third of the bill which he talks as

chairman, i rise today in support of the runyan-grimm amendment which seeks to address the exezz baggage fees being charged to service members deploying or returning from an overseas contingency operation. this was prouth to light in june when two soldiers were each charged $200 for checking two extra bags. they posted a youtube video titled "delta airlines welcomes soldiers home," expressing frustration for what they had experienced. after serving our country in theater in an 18-hour layover on their trip home, the warm welcome this group received was a $2,800 out of pocket expense. this is unacceptable slap in the face. whether it was intentional or not. applying these charges to those headed to or returning from the fight is an insult to them and their service to our nation. my amendment would make none of these funds -- would make none of the funds available by this act to be used to pay any commercial air carrier if that airline charges excess bag badge feers in first four pieces of checked luggage that are 80 pounds or less. this amendment is a reasonable compromise whose primary p