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the film but you know i'd love to put it out there is you know make broadcast stations give free airtime to politicians you know i think they've got to be some way it's got to be some way where we can instantly take money a huge amounts of money that it takes to become you know to get elected you've just got to take it out of the cycle and donal how does how does the movie play with this the wrong way to phrase the question but the extraordinary coincidence of your movie coming along and the occupy wall street movement coming along with very very similar messages i'm curious your thoughts on that resonance or coincidence. well we premier the film on october thirteenth in the valley california the novelli film festival and the audiences were just staggered by. the coincidence as you put it of the movie coming out along with occupy wall street coming out in september seventeenth a few weeks before and that is in the consistent message from everybody who's had a chance to see the film thoughts for which really numbers in the hundreds of this film has not yet been broadly released but everyb

. >> one month later, murrow and cbs gave mccarthy airtime to rebut the original "see it now" program. >> ordinarily, i would not take time out from the important work at hand to answer murrow. however, in this case, i feel justified in doing so because murrow is a symbol, the leader, and the cleverest of the jackal pack which is always found at the throat of anyone who dares to expose individual communists and traitors. >> before "see it now" exposed the tactics of senator mccarthy, the press had been largely compliant and even inadequate. oh, there was plenty of reporting that he had made his charges, but very little work done to check whether those charges were valid. by the end of the year, mccarthy would be censured by the senate, effectively ending his time as a political force. to you both, does the press have the strength and the clout to take on government abuse and this kind of demagoguery, really, if it were to happen again? >> i can envision a future in which an ed murrow of the future takes on a demagogue or exposes--"harvest of shame," "hunger in america." but right now,

showdown that might come of it we here at arthur you have been a little confused as to how little airtime that's been getting in the mainstream news as america needs to know the latest on the herman cain saga and was a completely necessary to cover the michael jackson coverage twenty four seven we decided to find out what you think our own broadcast journalists has more. ok let's on letterman cain says he will respond to the latest allegation of sexual harassment clearly michael jackson was a drug addict most people probably believe he's going to be convicted of involuntary manslaughter you guys heard of something that's happened with a guy named herman cain yes. potentially yes i have heard of the latest news on herman cain have you also heard about the michael jackson trial yes i have yes i've heard the allegations about conrad murray i believe his name and the doctor that allegedly poisoned him and you guys heard another joke in that recent i.a.e.a. report saying that a run it is sort of on the threshold not sort of it's on the threshold of nuclear capabilities and west is pretty worri

showdown that might come of it we have we here at hertz you have been a little confused as to how little airtime it's been getting in the mainstream news instead these are the stories catching the attention of those in the mainstream outlets. justin bieber justin bieber justin bieber. for michael jackson herman cain herman cain what you did you were inappropriate to people why did this woman decide to go public right now are. now come on doesn't america really need to watch the entire press conference of the latest woman to come out and accuse her of unwanted sexual advances because they really impact anyone's lives you know whether or not justin bieber is the father of a three month old baby and it was a completely necessary to cover the michael jackson trial twenty four seven meanwhile mainstream media ratings are going down unless n.b.c. lost five percent of its viewers in two thousand and ten fox news is down eleven percent and c.n.n. is down seventeen percent so what so americans really want to see the never ending sex scandals or the threat of nuclear war well we decided to find out what y

about the same thing yes or no what did you read iran is another subject that's getting a lot of airtime in this election and would be only one exception congressman ron paul aspiring republican nominees are falling over themselves to show was the most hawkish when it comes to the islamic republic former house speaker newt gingrich even has a plan to start a war with iran if elected president maximum covert operations. to block and disrupt iranian program. including taking out their scientists including breaking up their systems all of it covertly all of the second it appears that the former house speaker is oblivious to the fact that preemptive war is illegal and against international law and that go into war is a decision for the u.s. congress and not the president across the board republicans have been extremely critical of obama's foreign policy which is to be expected in any election but one has to wonder how effective this criticism is when it is not even based on fact or knowledge so i don't know from more amused or saddened by all of us find out what is amusing about this campaig

let's take a look at this video of rick perry it's been getting a lot of airtime lately. it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone commerce education and the what's the third one there let's see. oh ok commerce education and the. e.p.a. . seriously. it would be better if you were talking about the. agencies of government e.p.a. he can be rebuilt but you know what about the you can't name the third one the third agency of government i would i would do away with the education the. commerce and let's see i can't the third reich and so. right now we can't even remember an entire government agency that he wants now he's being attacked this is turning into the whole highlight of the debate and survey that was supposed to be focused on the economy what do you make of the coverage. perry the obama without his teleprompter. so you know this has never forgotten anything that's and yes he has got to go sort of a flake on you tube that's not a million views i made the video i have many examples of obama off the teleprompter from one for words so yes a lot of hi

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charles and david koch, their group, they'll be spending 2.4 million big ones, $2.4 million buying airtime for this new ad demanding real answers to what they call a green energy scam. tomorrow a house committee is expected to issue subpoenas to the white house for more documents related to the loan guarantees. that's the unsexy energy scandal on the right. meanwhile, on the left, there's plenty of, i think, still safe to say, unsexy consternation over the state department's still pending approval of a massive pipeline across the continent, north to south. e-mails show a cozy relationship between staffers at hillary clinton's state department and lobbyist for the pipeline who used to be the deputy national campaign director in hillary clinton's '08 campaign for president. whether or not this keystone pipeline gets built will not actually be up to secretary clinton and the state department. as was made clear yesterday. the state department gets to make a recommendation but the decision will be the presidents. >> the state department is in charge of analyzing this because there is a pipeline

rick perry got lots of airtime.brief look at his comedy stylings. >> the third agency of government, i would -- i would do away with the education, the commerce -- and -- the third, i can't. i can't, i'm sorry. oops. >> boy, no one wants pity from an opponent, but you did look like you were in pain. what were you thinking? >> with all due respect, what were you thinking last night, governor? >> i think i made a -- a -- an error last night. i stepped in it is what my wife would have said. and she was correct. >> i'm not going to ask you, matt lewis, whether this was overplayed. this is the worst brain freeze i've ever seen in a presidential debate. would this have been treated as big a story if mitt romney couldn't think -- the stereotype of perry not become the sharpest knife in the drawer -- >> absolutely. the worst scandals, flubs, are when they reinforce a narrative people already suspect about you. i think it was overplayed. twitter, all the journalist i follow were declaring it over for rick perry. >> the final

it's now a full-blown, racially charged culture war, and that gives -- that fills a lot of airtime andumns. >> yeah. my colleague, ben smith, had a very smart story on the split on the right, howie. i think the older conservatives who were more oriented around provocation, limbaugh, colter, i think focused on that angle. someone, younger conservativist who have roots in reporting, i think tend to say let's see where the facts lead us here before we jump to too many conclusions. i would say to all of the journalists watching, if you had this story, regardless of the candidate, who wouldn't write this story? and that -- the notion that it was based upon anything besides important facts that we wanted to report, i think is absurd. >> i wanted to get back to the race issue. i think one of the things that these conservative commentators are working and they've kind of skewed the message, but it is a fact that african-americans who choose to be -- who are conservative and who choose to belong to the republican party rather than where the majority of african-americans reside, are definitely -

it's been played over and over again, not only in terms of paid broadcast, in terms of airtime, but theas been caught blatantly lying. that's not something a campaign wants to be associated with especially when we realize looking back over the last several weeks romney has been caught in a series of lies. once a campaign develops a reputation for dishonesty, that's something that sticks with a campaign for months if not indefinitely and it's hard to shake that when your integrity is undermined. >> speaking of integrity, all of them have denounced the stimulus package. the cbo says the economy would be in worse shape without the stimulus package that was passed early inç the obama administration. it has added as many as 3 million jobs in the third quarter of this year. will that make a difference to republicans? will they pay attention to that kind of number at all? >> we would like to think so. we would like to think that evidence has some kind of bearing on the republican debate. but at this point, i think republicans are so invested in the notion that the economy is now worse than it

they put them on and all of us in the media pick them up and run them so we essentially give them airtime. >> sure. but in this case dnc is running them in other states as well. >> is this being done in iowa? >> i'm not sure about iowa but there are seven or ten states it is running >> does the dnc worry about any a states behinds romney? >> as far as we've seen their press releases and research dumps and that sort of thing, they have a single-mined obsession with mitt romney so far. >> they have gone out and polled to see whether romney is the more potent candidate in the general election? >> yeah. the polls, you pit the difference candidates against obama in the states where it matters and so far the main thrust of the polls has been that romney polls the best against obama. >> it's interesting, the new hampshire editorial, governor romney didn't get the nod and speaker gingrich did and on top when he has a home in new hampshire, and he got insulted in the editorial, romney did, because they said basically they didn't know where he stood. >> huge victory for gingrich. this cuts at the v

as long as the folks who really have the airtime or framing, the entire things in terms of the americano the way you might frame it, i think the base will be torn about it. >> vietnam taught us a lesson when it comes to victory, and if there is anything that we should have learned from vietnam, is we need to get out of afghanistan. >> what is interesting about afghanistan, about the same time you have robust showing americans across both parties favor drawing that to a close, you have a consensus across both parties to stay in afghanistan and keep groups there. >> you are reading different reports than i am. everybody that i know thinks we should be getting out between now and 2014. i don't know anybody, except for possibly mitt romney's advisers who are saying we should not get out until 2014. >> that has lagged public opinion. yes, i think that people are behind public opinion behind when to get out -- we will talk more about this, and i want to talk to gary johnson about your campaign for presidency and what message you are trying to get out and talk about right after this break. asi

which has an immediate short- term pain for ratification, or you somehow carry the debt over a long airtime and try to pay it off and reduce it. the problem is that when you do that, it is a depressant on the economy. money is being spent not to consume by or purchase, but consumed to pay down debt or pay interest on the debt. we are not close to paying down the debt as of today, so i guess i acknowledge -- and i think we all need to understand that we're going to be in a long- term effort to move ourselves out of this deleveraging period. the first thing you should do is not add more to the debt and acknowledge it is going to be a tough per timeiod , and we need to do everything possible that helps working americans be successful by creating a climate for long-term growth. we can all disagree and will agree on how to do the but that is where i am on it, and i think that is where most of the american people are, and i look forward to hearing mr. elmendorf. >> when they talk about financial crisis, they are talking about not only the circumstances of individual states, but also damage to the