russia's paris hilton goes to fancy society parties and movie premieres, much like our own paris hilton's photographed all over the place by the rug paparazzi, she's in the tabloids all the time, she's russia's it girl, at least that's what wikipedia tells me. but her father doesn't run hotels. he was friends with vladimir putin back in the day. it's rumored putin is the godfather to the russian paris hilton, which is going to be creating the invite list to her next birthday party a little awkward. she aligned herself this year with the anti-putin opposition movement. she shows oppositions on her mtv show, which was then promptly cancelled. russian authorities responded to her new found activist streak by raiding her apartment yesterday. she says they confiscated her passport and a lot of cash. gets they wanted to keep it safe for her. it's part of a concerted effort to prevent the opposition movement from successfully organizing another anti-putin protest today. it didn't work. between 10,000 and 50,000 people showed up in the freezing rain to protest the russian president. they marche

and mccain ran negative ads comparing obama to paris hilton. >> joy: o the celebrity ad.t one really didn't work. maybe americans like a celebrity for president. >> the whole culture is built around celebrities. every reality show creates celebrities and its counter to youtive to think that wouldn't appeal to america. >> joy: he's too handsome, too fit, too smart. they tried that, too smart he's aloof, a professorial type, it really didn't work. >> it can't work this time since romney has two harvard degrees and obama only has one. >> joy: that's true. now how negative should obama go now, really negative now? and what about the timing of it? >> i think they have to pace it. what they're doing now is they're doing ads about bain and massachusetts. but i think you hold back your biggest ones for after labor day. >> joy: did you see the ones he's running now? let's show you. he's attacking romney over his time as governor. this one is called "mosaic." >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> i'm going to reduce taxes. >> as governor mitt romney did cut taxes on mi

. >> keep in mind, he did run an ad comparing obama to britney spears and paris hilton. obama ran an ad about how mccain didn't know how many houses he owned. but it has to get above the tit-for-tat, the kind of ads that are generally run. >> let's take a look at romney's latest ad which has just come out. >> of course the economy isn't where it needs to be. >> well, mr. president, we've seen your results. and now, mr. president, this is our time. >> what do you think? to me, it's a bit tame. >> it's tame and mediocre for a piece of fizzing. not to say that obama has come up with great ads either. i would argue the most effective campaign ad we've seen in the cycle wasn't done by either campaign. it was the chrysler ad at the super bowl with clint eastwood. >> i thought that was fantastic. >> it was a fantastic ad. you need that kind of dynamite. that was not a negative ad, but that kind of creativity was needed. >> i remember watching it live with no warning about what was coming and the clear impression that you went away with was, the bailout of the car industry was a

love always, paris hilton. she shot me a little glossy, i cuddle with it at night. i'm just kidding. >>> once an inmate is validated as a gang member in corcoran, they have a choice, stay in the gang or drop out and debrief. our producers were allowed to follow officer garcia and the igi for a rare glimpse in to the debrief process. >> there's one building set aside for inmates who are requesting protective custody. the inmate has to notify us, he has to request to be placed in protective custody. and then from that point we ask him to go ahead and draw up or to write his autobiography, detailing his involvement with the gangs from the street to the county jails to the prisons and back out to the street. anything he's been involved in, anything he's witnessed. everything. right now there's quite a few inmates that are dropping out. you know, they're realizing that there's really no future in these gangs. >> because gang dropouts become immediate targets to the former gang, the debrief process must occur in secret. usually an inmate will pass a kite to the officers w

. >> we all watch paris hilton and lindsay lohan become major celebrities for god knows why. now we can all be major celebrities in theory and anybody can create a you tube i didn't do owe or tweet something stupid a stupid. there's the possibility that millions will see it. a lot of garbage will be published. it's for individuals to have critical thinking to know what's important and what isn't and to have the filters to pay attention to what's important and relevant. while at the same time not having such fine filters. i do think that the internet makes it possible for lot offense peops of people. there are criminals who go on the internet whether for economic crime or harass people or enter into relationships with people that they might not be entered into. >> you worry about our safety and security? >> i don't worry about it, but i do run a nonprofit called connect safely. >> what is that? >> parents understand internet safety. the issue is we see the glass as mostly full with a little bit empty. we worry about bullying but the vast majority of kids don't bully. we worry

the paris hilton's of this world, my law cloerks told me, eagerly await the decision. it is beyond my comprehension, i told my clerks, how the fcc can claim jurisdiction to ban words spoken in a hotel on french soil. the case came to us on a return trip in fox 1, we held that the fcc did not violate the administrative procedure act act when it altered its long standsing decency policy to regulate the broadcast of fleeting expletives. the "we" did not include me, i dissented, with justices stevens suter and bryer. they court remanded the case to consider the constitutionality of the fcc's newly minted fleeting expletive policy. the court of appeals did so and struck down the fcc's broadcast indecency policy in its entirety, not simply as applied to fleeting expletives. the policy, this circuit panel majority concluded, was void for vagueness. we accepted the defendant's petition for review. during the argument in what we call fox 1, speculation abounded where the council for fox television would speak the f and s words before the supreme court as he did before the secon

and if you do it on a regular basis, and, hollywood is pushing this, kardashian and paris hilton, tellingeenagers it is okay to do it and the only other point, there is another vitamin, dha, an omega-3 fatty acid which has nothing to do with it and you want to be careful and the tanning salons don't know enough to tell you, fda released the statement saying that you have to cover your eyes, nose and mouth, because that is where all of this gets in -- >> eric: can you get a blood test and go to the doctor tomorrow and get a blood test for the dha? >> no. there is no such thing, you have to be careful. if you are going to get the spray, cover your eyes, ears, because, if this is not fda regulated... >> jamie: why not? why not? why isn't the fda on it. >> they better get on it now, 1977 they said it is okay if you use it external and rub it on your skin or arm and over the years they developed spray tans and where do you spray it? on your face and a lot of the tanning places, as david said you are not wearing goggles, pushing the nose plugs and can get into your eyes and mouth and nose and w

john mccain did the famous ad where they compared barack obama to paris hilton and that didn't work.t as you said, we know that the republicans if the republicans had george clooney on their side, george clooney would be giveing a keynote speech at the national convention. but they don't. they have jon voight, which i spent time with in a plane and that was a traumatic experience. ron silver, the people on the republican side are not the types to spend $40,000 to have dinnerrer with. >> george clooney is not going to give $100 million, but the republican voters will. >> cenk: and ana they claim they hate celebrities but any time texas ranger walks in, or whoever the freak he is, oh my god,! >> the first person i think about is bill o'reilly and how he'll purposely pick on celebrities just so they'll respond back to him and then he freaks out about it in a good way. he can't wait to have them on the show to attack back. every time you mention ted nugent i cringe a little bit. you have the guy who gets out of the draft--a draft dodger by. ing in his own pants and remaining that way for

paris hilton and grover norquist?here's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. can can explorer card. get it and you're in. >>> >>> welcome back to "squawk" on this hot friday. send us the it's too hot jokes. where are the frontiers in today's markets and joining us to help us with the answer, mark usco, ceo and chief investor of fund-to-funds, morgan creek capital management and thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the pension issue, talk about europe, to me the pension issue long-term is the issue. >> long-term, yeah. >> today, what is the rate, meaning what kind of return can a pension fund even try to expect? we'll just throw 8% out the window, but what is the realistic number? >> i call it the 0-2-5 conund m conundrum. cash pays zero, bonds a couple percent and equities depending on who you talk to over the next decade about make 3%, 4%, 5%. mix that up any way you want you don't get to 8%. you can take 100% bonds and stocks and get to eight, a

. >> paris hilton you're not fond of. >> paris is always bitchy.an stole everything from me. how can you steal a rash? i mean, it's so stupid. everything i could think of i put in the book. >> and yourself. you talk about your plastic surgery. >> no more botox for me. >> why? >> because betty white's bowels move more than my face. my birthday i couldn't blow out the candles on the cake. blow out the candles. >> you're done with botox. but what if they came up with something new? >> but you have to be careful about the doctor. i like -- see, my plastic surgeon died. >> wow, that's tough when you outlive your plastic surgeon. >> maybe you lived too long. >> so the new ones i go to now, all the doctors are funny because you're funny. i don't like a funny doctor. i went to the urologist yesterday because i'd come back from mexico. and i gave him the -- i gave him the bottle. you know, with the urine in it. and he said, you drowned my genie. and you want to go -- >> you drowned my genie? >> take the bottle and do what you have to do. >> i don't even und

it remines me of the vote or die campaign when paris hilton was a pokes man. then it came out she was not registered to vote. that's the demographic they are appealing to and those people don't usually head to the polls. >> you were the president of the sex and the city fan club homeless edition, do you think not having cynthia nixon in the dinner was outrageously homophobic? >> no, he just didn't want to be associated with nixon. she has to be related. how many do we know named next in? >> otis nixon. >> also related. sarah jessica parker didn't make sense to me. i don't think that generation cares about her. she probably read the prompter normally and said can you do that again as carrie so she had to restart with okay or so. anna winter is cool. for starters she wears sunglasses everywhere. secondly, she was a "b" before it was cool to be a" b" before it was empowering to do so. and third and most importantly, she had sex with bob marley. that is true. you can look that up. >> no proof whatsoever. >> she had a torrid affair and her editor didn't know where

. >> instantly, i would have thought that you rail against the paris hilton for being talentless, evenur -- >> i even rolled in the hay with a few of them. >> i know you have. how many? >> more than one and less than five. >> did you roll in the hay with jessica simpson. >> she has a hay bail in her bedroom. >> a little part of you is drawn to them? >> i grew up in the 1970s. dallas and gilligan's island. i love american culture in that way. it's when it is risen to this psychotic level that it's frightening. especially the messages its ens young women and the way it revers back. like jessica who can't gain or lose five pounds without creating a headline. can you say whether you are a fan or not, but to put a woman in that position is not her. i don't want to create that argument, but it's more complicated. i give credit to people like paris and the kardashians for creating an industry out of people's obsessions. goad bless them. it's the people that pretend that they are not that that make me crazy. >> here's the issue. i like paris and i like her and i see no problem with them doing

instantly, i would have thought you'd rail against the whole paris hilton genera for being talentless that genera. >> i've even rolled in the hay with a few of them. >> how many have you roll nd the hay with? [ laughter ] >> more than one and less than five. >> jessica simpson was one, right? did you actually roll in the hay with her? >> she actually has a hay bail in her bedroom. and the leftover cowboy hat from the movie. >> so a little part of you is drawn to this? >> absolutely. i grew up in the 1970s. and, you know, dallas and gill gilligan's island, i love american culture in that way. it's when it's risen to this other kind of psychotic level that's frightening. especially some of the messages it sends to women and that they're supposed to carry somebody. somebody like jessica who can't gain or lose five pounds without creating a headline, you can say whatever you want, whether you're a fan or not, in that position that's not her creating that position and i don't want to hear this argument they are celebrity whores. it's implicated than that. i give credit to paris and kim kar

most wealthy parents would prefer to raise the next peter buffett rather than the next paris hilton. >> we're going to break away to washington because we have the roger clemens verdict. we'll come back to this. the verdict is out on the roger clemens trial. over to you. >> the verdict is not guilty on all six charges according to nbc news. a federal jury has found roger clemens, the baseball great, seven-time cy young award winner not guilty on all of the charges he faced of lying to congress. he was specifically facing counts of making false statements, two counts of of perjury and a count of obstruction of congress for telling a house committee in february of 2008 that he had not used performance-enhancing drugs. we now learned just within the past couple of minutes that the jury has found clemens not guilty. >> wow, not on all counts. i think that's a surprise for some people watching this trial. thank you so much. we'll see you soon. >> what will move your money? we'll get to that next. and we'll get information on housing and put you on the inside track. join us for closing bel

paris hilton and nicky hilton and her friend allison melnyk, sort of a friend of all of them, allison's birthday. they were all out together like 2004 all over again. lindsay lohan with dark hair now because she is getting into liz taylor mode. you know, looking a little more like liz every time i see her. hopefully by the time it'sll said and done it'll be a convincing job. >> big weekend at the box office. "avengers" still in the running. >> unbelievably now the third highest grossing film of all time right behind titanic and avatar. both jim cameron movies. it is now about $1.33 billion around the world but a big weekend for charlize theron "snow white and the huntsman." you know, now in those ranks. so 56 million bucks there and right behind will smith with 29 million "men in black." >> what is coming up tonight on "access?" >>> the richard dawson interview is great just having his kids there from those of us who love family feud and loved his action you'll really like seeing the children paint a picture of a guy who was maybe hot lips on the camera. by the way those hot lips not ju

. >> instantly, i would have thought someone like you would rail against the whole paris hilton genred other stars of that genre. >> that's true. >> so what is your real -- >> i even rolled in the hay with a few of them. >> i know you have. do you want to name how many you've rolled in the hay with? >> more than one and less than five. >> jessica simpson was one, right? did you actually roll in the hay with her? >> she actually has a hay bale in her bedroom. >> so a little part of you is drawn to these kinds of stars? >> absolutely. look, i grew up in the 1970s. and, you know, "dallas" and "gilligan's island." i love american culture in that way. when it's risen to this other kind of psychotic level that is kind of frightening, especially some of the messages that send young women and if they were supposed to carry some kind of mantle. jessica who can't gain five pounds or lose five pounds without creating a headline. you can say whatever you want. to put a woman in that position, that's not her creating that position, and i don't want to hear this argument, it's a little more complic

i expect that when someone asks paris hilton about a math question but not the next leader of the freeand the first openly bisexual congressman in our country. >>> and likewise we'll talk about the immigration bill and whether or not its amnesty. i say it's not amnesty. you're confusing that with what ronald reagan did in the 1980s. >> joy: thank you. let me say good night to my guests. who are lovely and very funny. sister march ruin field letter father edward beck, and jeff field. send my love to phil donahue. lucky me, i get to psycho analyze mitt romney. i love it. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. i look at her, and i just want to give her everything. yeah you -- you know, everything can cost upwards of...[ whistles ] i did not want to think about that. relax, relax, relax. look at me, look at me. three words, dad -- e-trade financial consultants. so i can just go talk to 'em? just walk right in and talk to 'em. dude those guys are pros. they'll hook you up with

i don't know, he produced -- i was an assistant for paris hilton's mother. her? >> for linda and jerry. they went to the movies back in the day -- back in my day, you couldn't buy the tickets ahead of time. i would zillionth there and wait and -- i was a seat filler. >> jimmy: that's insanity. that's the craziest thing i've ever heard. >> no, what do you mean? you live in l.a. there's a lot of things i had to do. >> jimmy: you're going to have to come back and tell me the other ones. that's unbelievable. you sit in the seat and then the movie starts and you get up and leave? >> yeah, at century city, absolutely. i'm never going to be in one of jerry's movies now because of this show. >> jimmy: maybe you can go see one. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: this is the book. it's called "skinnydipping." bethenny frankel, everybody. we'll be right back with music from kimbra. >> jimmy: this is her debut album. it is called "vows." here with the song, "settle down," kimbra. ♪ boom-boom boom ba boom-boom boom ba-boom boom boom-boom boom ba boom-boom boom ba ♪ boom-boom

not web ads but those campaign ads like getting president obama to britney spears and paris hilton.had the celebrity status. >> i don't think this is something that rubs off on the president. directly. but it is one of those things, you don't necessarily want to be hanging around with hollywood when the country, i think, is kind of struggling. and i think the reality is you have to balance that. both sides will do this. and the romney campaign, the super pacs, they'll raise well over $1 billion. you have to kind of deal with this reality. raise this money now and focus on the campaign come the summer and the fall. >> the rnc released an ad in response mocking the obama campaign for focusing on hollywood fund-raisers in the wake of last week's dismal unemployment report. the gop tried to use, as i said, the obama celebrity against him in 2008. do you think this is a more effective strategy? let us not forget that mitt romney is palling around with donald trump who likes to go on tv and launch the conspiracy theories of birtherism. it is a lot different when you think of s.j.p. and ge

and the most unimportant thing-- it's kind of like the paris hilton syndrome of stardom. that kind of thing. that-- that one-- that one piece of the film, that one vignette makes a very-- i think-- very important statement about what's going on. >> rose: have you begun to experience all this as sort of-- >> i don't. i don't at all. but i'm very, like, i-- i am low-- i was going to say "low rent." that makes me sound like a prostitute. ( laughter ). >> i think the most i ever get is people saying -- >> rose: they enjoyed the performance. >> yeah, they enjoyed my performance, like the manicurist i think the interesting thing about the roberto bernini piece, it makes a statement, fame has no qualitative value. there used to be a correlation to achievement, and now there is a certain type of fame that has no correlation to achievement. it's fame for fame's sake. >> rose: there are people who are famous for being face. >> and i remember when i wanted to be an actress and i wanted to be successful like you all do, and my mom was like, "anybody can be famous. just do something c

. >> we all watch paris hilton and lindsay lohan become major celebrities. and now anybody can create a mortube video and sell le tweet something that millions of people will see it. i agree with arianna. garbage in, garbage out. do we have the filters to only pay attention to what is likely to be important and relevant while, at the same time, not having such fine filters that block out everybody's opinion back? i want to know the information, but i don't just want to know about the echo chamber that i live in. there are also criminals on the internet, whether to harass people or to enter into relationships with people that they might not want to be entered into. there are all sorts of stuff in the internet. >> you are worried about your safety and security. >> we help parents to understand internet safety. but the fundamental issue is that we worry about bullying, but the vast majority dolefully -- the vast majority don't bully. you have to exercise a certain amount of street smarts to exercise your show. -- to protect yourself. >> i think about tweets tha

the paris hiltons of this world eagerly await the decision. [laughter] it is beyond my comprehension, i told my clerk, how the fcc can claim jurisdiction to ban words spoken in a hotel on french soil. [laughter] [applause] the case came to us on a return trip. we held that the fcc did not violate the administrative procedure act by regulating the broadcast of expletives. the we did not include me. i dissented and was joined by justices stevens and briar. the court remanded the case to consider in the first instance the constitutionality of the newly minted leading expletive policy. the court of appeals struck down of the fcc's indecency policy in its entirety, not simply as applied to leading expletives. the policy, they concluded -- we accepted the government's petition for review. during the argument in folks one, speculation abounded rather -- weather stations across television would speak the f and s words before the court. he did not. this time, the council for abc television one up to the ante. abc television reported there had been at n

eight kids and the real housewives, jersey shore, programs about over the top sweet 16 parties and paris hiltonlity shows. reality shows are cheap to produce and people like them. what's with the outer limit on reality tv? go to cnn.com/cafferty file and post a comment on my blog or go to "the situation room's" facebook page. >> thanks very, very much. why you should always wear your seat belt. check out this accident caught on tape and we'll have details about what happened. that's coming up. [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! >>> syria is making a diplomatic statement. lisa sylvester is monitoring that and other top stories in "the situation room." what's the latest? >> syria expelled diplomats from 11 countries just days after those nations expelled syrian officials. tensions are raging after the continued violent crackdown. syria denies responsible are the