on sexy liberal l.a.r we were saying tomorrow night is going to be like the london opening ceremonies, and i said who are going to be the mary poppins, and hal said john. so we already got one in on you. but just go ahead and have your testosterone off. >> yeah, ball talk again. >> i'm here to give credit to ambassador romney. >> i think he is the worst american ambassador since john bolton, who he also hired by the way. >> maybe so he can look better in comparison. >> ho has united all of britain. you have to do something crazy to get england that angry. >> yeah. >> i consider it is a big giant sexy liberal gift. >> oh, yeah. because mitt has been going around the world lying saying barack obama has been apologizing for america. and now he has to apologize for him. >> yeah. >> mitt romney was in london with a whole staff and all of his advisors. he didn't build those gaffes on his own. he had help. >> that's right. because they took several different things that he was supposed to be talking about at onc

liberal. right? so maybe we should ask them to vet, say just get us people who -- george elliot has a great phrase -- keep shape. so i think you can do this through reconciliation, but i'd like to see it repealed and replaced. i'd like to see a really solid program in its stead. i've been a little hyperbolic today. i want to apologize to mrs. suitor if i got that wrong. his mother. maybe there were reasons she kept him at home. [ laughter ] no, no, no. entirely appropriate. i just -- or that he chose -- i just -- i just -- i've been at this a long time. and there are people you get a sense who are conservative. there are some other people you get a sense on -- am i done? >> you know, i just want to show you folks, he had lunch with donna and me, didn't eat much lunch, but the beverages on our table are the same as yours. this is bill bennett cold sober. please thank bill bennett. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] >> washington journal wednesday, we'll like look atd the tax provision of the

that alone should push coverage from the liberal media. usa today put this on 5-a.s really outrageous that the first time the attorney general or a cabinet secretary is put through this process and the media doesn't cover it. >> jon: kirsten, liberals and democrat says it's a witch hunt, but 17 democrats voted in favor of the contempt citing. >> and that's a minority, overall i'm sure there were people in difficult races and maybe a couple of people actually legitimately did it on-- >> but it was far from being a party line vote. >> this is a partisan investigation. i think what rich was talking about was important and that should have been covered and they did submit a letter that wasn't true and came from atf and clarified it. a lot has happened since then and the republicans continue to pretend we don't know what happened when we know exactly what happened. of course, he was investigated, someone died. they had a bad gun walking operation when they lost guns and right now they're going after holder, that's the partisan aspect of this. >> jon: jim, what about that

a typical left liberal assumption. >> but the liberal sitting there with russso saying this is what i believe. >> well, i'm not sure that in this -- at this day they would say that. but certainly over the years they have. and russso is treated as some great guru in the conventional history lesson. yet if you read what he actually said, it's apalg. >> go ahead. >> what he says basically is that government can just do anything it wants to, and that the social contract, and i quote the language in the book, is that we alienate all of our rights to the general will, to the community, with no reservation of freedom whatsoever. and that people thenwho violate the general will, will "be forced to bfree." and that this authority that supposedly sums up the community can do anything it wants to. that's the premise of all the total tearian movements of the modern era. it's totally destructive. >> let's find another book on your side that sits there on that -- >> democracy in america. >> now, would the liberal ever have tokville? >> yes, yes. >> that's why it's -- to divide it this sharply is un

chris: if the liberals had power -- >> 5-4 on abortion rights. >> bigger cushion. and ditto on gay rights. definitely. chris: and which of the two presidents, presidential candidates, the president or governor romney would be more likely to pick centrist judges, ones that could get a good supermajority in the senate? >> saying that centrist is a loaded term. it's usually a democratic president is more likely to appoint someone near the middle who is less ideological. chris: katty? >> look at obama's record, he put -- appointed elena kagan who is liberal and sotomayor who is not particularly liberal and that leads you to think he's more of a centrist. >> with bill clinton put on stephen breyer and ruth bader ginsburg. chris: why do republicans lean hard right on their picks? >> roe v. wade. that really made a difference. chris: they want to get rid of it. >> and also the obama health care. republicans have sort of played their game in the courts in a way that liberals never -- chris: and even if they lose the nomination fight they still win because they have a judge

if could you double the number of liberals on the court what would you actlly do? what would they want done? >> protect abortion rights and do the opposite of what joan is saying what the republicans want to do. chris: keep affirmative action. >> keep affirmative action, protect abortion rights. chris: go all the way to gay marriage and marriage equality, would they go for that, some kind of guarantee? >> yeah. chris: if the liberals had power -- >> 5-4 on abortion rights. >> bigger cushion. and ditto on gay rights. definitely. chris: and which of the two presidents, presidential candidates, the president or governor romney would be more likely to pick centrist judges, ones that could get a good supermajority in the senate? >> saying that centrist is a loaded term. it's usually a democratic president is more likely to appoint meone near the middle who is less ideological. chris: katty? >> look at obama's record, he put -- appointed elena kagan whis liberal and sotomayor who is not particularly liberal and that leads you to think he's more of a centrist. >> with bil

liberals are the party of government. liberals are the ones who are the experts.e that having the money and benefits and the resources of society distributed by them, the experts, the professors, ph.d.es, the political class is superior and more and better for society than if the private sector and the market, the invisible hand distributes the resources and the wealth. so that's the underlying idea. >> bill: i always ask this question to liberals who tell me that the government does have a responsibility to provide cradle to grave, even for people who don't want to work or won't cooperate whatever it may be. what is compassionate about bankrupting the united states of america? what is compassionate about driving up a debt to the extent where this country is in a precarious position economically and perhaps militarily down the road? what's compassionate about putting every citizen in danger for this pie in the sky theoretical stuff. >> i agree with you entirely. >> in the end entitlement society it's exactly where we are headed liberalism wants to head in that dir

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that's her talent and that's where they're attracted to liberalism because what is liberalism? liberalism is nothing more than a temper tantrum with a political labor attached to it. every time you have a rational discussion of what to do with the country, you want to go ahead and reform medicare or social security, and you see what her take on that, mathematically these programs are going broke, so somebody like paul ryan puts together, certainly not radical proposals, but proposals that would curb the growth of medicare and have a sustainable for those who need it. and what does the left to? they publish commercials of a paul ryan look-alike pushing a grandmother off of a cliff. hope you have a rational conversation with these people? but that is their ammo. every time you have a discussion it's always an emotional outbursts. we have to actually pepper our message. i'm at the same emotional outbursts, but able to have the communication through emotional appeal because conservatives use logical thinking people. we have to be logical thinking but remember a lot of americans are

that is way they are attracted to liberalism. is nothing more than eight temper tantrum with a political label. they time with their rational discussion you want to reform medicare or social security? mathematically these programs grow broke. they put together proposals to curb the growth of medicare to have a sustainable. they published commercials of the paul ryan look-alike pushing a grandmother over a cliff. how can you have a rational conversation? the discussion is the emotional outburst. we have to temper our message or have that communications through emotional appeal. they're usually logical thinking people but we have to be that way. we have to have a healthy balance. [applause] >> why would coulda millionaires 12 barack obama if they tax hit them to death? with the exception of jon bon jovi. >> it is work. it is hard work to put together a movie and sell it but why would they align themselves with liberals to tax the hell out of them? they higher accountants to exploit the tax code so they don't pay the same tax as the

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very liberal. but he was sort of the congressman's gate door to the liberal wing of the committee and the party, don. but don became very important. so there was a group that the congressman reached out to that became -- that were very influential in these decisions. these were not sort of a john doehr and that's all it was about. there's a lot of discussion. a lot of, i think, memos and a lot of -- they used to pack every friday the congressman went back to his district in newark and they'd pack a big binder with all of these memos and all of this thinking. and then he'd read them over the weekend and all of the discussion would take place with the various members. he couldn't do this without the consent of his fellow members. he had to have the process work and at the same time, he couldn't feel excluded. it was pretty extraordinary that they had allowed this inquiry to go on so long without their input, without their involvement. and to get there, there was a lot that went on behind the scenes.

did the liberal media sway his votes. >> a lot of folks lost their jobs and a lot of folks retrained and are back. and he's taking the tour buses, and putting his rival, mitt romney in a negative light. can the liberal media help him do that. >> governor chris christie showing no love to a reporter who asked the wrong question. they make big news with their marriage and bigger news with breakup. what is it about these two that have the hollywood press in a tizzy. and herman cain launches cain tv. >> and this is going to be fun. on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton contributing editor american conservative magazine and host of the alan colmes radio show. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> now, we have some rare insight this evening into how the supreme court reached its decision to uphold president obama's health care law. it turns out the ruling almost went the other way. >> well, scott, it was a shift that no one would have expected, jeef justice john roberts, who was appointed by president

when it comes to social issues i am liberal. i don't want to regulate people's bodies or what we are doing in the bedroom and that is new. >> on the road, she found people are not aligning with political parties, finding them too devicive. >> the thing i was most surprised about on the road with the people was how hesitant people were to say outwardly they were a democrat or a republican. i met a lot of people that were independents and a lot of people would say i'm a republican but, i am a democrat but as if the parties are not reflecting them as a person. >> her liberal views on social issues cause some republicans to see her as a to the party. but she remains a loyal member to the g.o.p.. and says there's plenty of room in the party for young women. for the republican party what it represents is small government and individualism and for any woman at least for me, i think individualism and being anything i can be represents the majority of young women in america. >> but having trekked the campaign trail in 08, mccain knows th

his road to surf dom was also beginning to undermine the liberal consensus. the book that had been banned from our school though was not the road to surf dom but a book titled "the constitution of liberty." our high school librarian wasn't about to throw it out so she told me i could have it if i wanted it. i did i took it home. sti read it. i still have it. as preparation for this lecture, he believe you've all read hayek's why i am not a conservative, which was a chapter in that book, the constitution of liberty. hayek, of course, was a libertarian free market economist. the modern conservative movement had not really come into being at the time he wrote that book. from hayek to buckley was an easy and a natural step. like thousands of young conservatives, i devoured each issue of national review. and can attest to the accuracy of nash's assessment of buckley's importance. china's may tse-tung once famously observed that political power grows from the barrel of a gun. but history hough tells us something different entirely. political power and influence com

only three justices are pleasing to new deal liberals. benjamin nathan cardoza, desc d descendant of the jewish rabbi who officiated at president hoover's inauguration and appointed by president hoover. harlan fisk stone of new york, 64. former dean of columbia university's law school. schoolmate of calvin coolidge. the oldest justice, justice brandeis of kentucky, 80, the distinguished jewish ancestry. bitterly opposed as a crusading liberal in 1812 that wilson didn't dare appoint him attorney general but did appoint him to the court. holding the balance of power are two justices, owen roberts at 61, the youngest justice, long a conservative. since this fight began liberal in seven decisions. and charles evans hughes, 75. the chief justice since 1930. sometimes conservative, sometimes liberal. >> president roosevelt goes on the air in an appeal for popular support for his plan to reorganize the federal judiciary. newsreel cameras record his fireside chat, his second such appeal within six days. he tells the people that the plan would pro

liberals are not liberal atll th'r inle,ot . fu o , icly for us. if we seek race-neutral institutions and color blind laws, they call us racist. of if we point to the thre sed by islicans, t ula phobes and bigots. the only attitudes our opponents hold that could reasonably be called liberal under sympathies they exhibit fo domestic fohepera o voter fraud and the denigrators of religious faith, for the thug erie of government unions and the an anarchistobs who seek to reverselection results they don't like. lilswhago f munists befo , agetrol our lives, to make us better. no more big gulps or incandescent lightbulbs or untad lemonade stands. this all reflectshe reality to mention. inside every liberal is a totalitarian screaming to get out. [laughter] and justas liberals aren't ho tmawsy edict.ts are no when they control the congress, they rule without advice or consent. when they losetate elections, they descend on legislatures to shut down the very process of deliberation and debate. un ynkhaiv the discredited ideas of karl marx and jimmy carter is

among the liberal population, which there is a liberal population in texas, and they survive today doing better than other endangered species in texas. molly ivins and and richards are the two names that always. they are the heart of what everybody remembers is the liberals in texas. she did great things, reforms and other things that were amazing. by the time she had gone to be governor, if have already changed. the politics of the state had already flipped. it was amazing to me, not that she didn't get elected the second time, but that she got elected at all and managed to get stuff done while she was there. since 1994, there has not been a single democrat elected to a statewide office in texas, which means they have gone over 99. they elect a bunch of people in texas. she was a woman fighting against the tide. go ahead. >> can you talk a little bit about some of your proposed solutions to the problem that he presented it texas controlled the entire country? in the way that it is sweeping ie country as you put .. i tried to poke through at in this book with the question of states right

. >> greg: schools are already madrasah of liberalism.ay something inflammatory. >> kimberly: what a negative connotation. why would he say that? americans are going to associate it to radical islam. we're supposed to model our schools to that? >> juan: that is not fair to our school. >> kimberly: what school? >> juan: to say madrasah is equal to radical terrorism? >> kimberly: the political reality is it has a negative connotation. >> juan: if i said catholic schools do better job in america? >> kimberly: i'd say no, i win. >> greg: think of all the great scientific achievements that come from islamic countries. >> eric: maybe mr. carson is on to something. maybe faith school is way to go but publi separate from publc domain. >> dana: i think the family should introduce faith. the individual can decide when they're ready to follow it. i have friends going to catholic school who are not catholic but they like the way they teach. there is another school that i remember does what he is talk about. >> greg: montessori. >> kimberly: they star

amy going to sexy liberal in columbus. welcome back steph.d -- tony sort of resembled chris, and you and john both had that dark hair and light skin. [ bell chimes ] >> i know he has craig schumaker in one day. >> cute and hilarious. >> yes. >> what did you do? >> why? >> now roseanne barr is mad at us? what did he do. >> you shouldn't have said it the first time. >> you say things that get me in trouble. i love roseanne. now i'm going to get a call. ann said roseanne barr and "stephanie miller show" twitter freakout. dear steph roseanne barr tweeted against the lefty joke candidacy. >> i don't listen to an end tire show -- i just don't have that kind of time -- i just -- i'm sorry. >> you obviously suggested her campaign was less than a serious campaign for president. >> you were making fun of roseanne barr. >> i think that's what i was doing. >> yeah. i'm just going to call forward to you. >> great. >> ahhhhh -- i was going to send you macadamia nuts for christmas, forget it! >> i'm sure she loves that impression that you do of her? >> she

. >> do you know a lot of liberals in nashville?se dirty little secrets. most of the people behind the scenes are liberals. there are a few right-wingers. the right-wingers have the voice but there's a lot of liberals around here. so yeah, i do music. as a matter of fact, i do a solo act. >> right on. that's brilliant. >> that's what i do. >> let me ask you one more question before i let you go. there are country stars who are progressive. they don't hate their gay brothers and sisters. they want the rich to pay their fair share in taxes there are liberals in the country music world, am i lying? >> caller: absolutely. one of the biggest guys -- one of the biggest management companies in the town, bob tiddley, he's the president or was the president of the liberals down music row there. there is a big liberal movement in nashville. >> even when toby keith he's a democrat which shocked me. i guess it is true. but you look at people like johnny cash and people like -- of course willie nelson, lucinda williams and the great chely wright

in business to make the liberal media look bad. no doubt about it media matters people they want to hurt you personally. they want to destroy you. >> that's right. >> bill: i don't see that in the media research center. i don't see that. >> i agree. that's the big difference. >> bill: thank you, right. >> i have always agreed with that here is the thing. you have two groups that pass themselves off as media watchdog groups. but one of them only goes after conservative bias and the only -- the other one only goes after liberal bias. i want a group out there that goes after bias for crying out loud. >> bill: the project for excellence in journalism are something that in d.c. i think they try to do that. so there is one around. but they don't get a lot of publicity. >> i want my friends at the media research center that do a great job, a fantastic job of exposing liberal media bias and are decent people because i know more than a few of them. i want them to look at both sides. they will never do it because they their money will dry up

. >> yes, sir, this is a liberal strong hold here. >> we had a fella say that yesterday. >> yeah, that was me. >> oh, welcome back. >> the thing i like about america is our freedom to move around the country without having to get permission from the government. i do these music tours and it is just one of the greatest things and our ability and freedom to fail or be a success in this nation without too much hindrance from the united states government is a great thing. and one other thing i would like to ask, is that hal sparks -- is that fella really from louisville, kentucky. >> it's from pets mill outside of frankfort. i lived in louisville when i was two, three years old. i went one year at -- like my preschool teacher lived there. >> pete's mill i know exactly where that is. i parked there many times with girlfriends. >> absolutely. >> i grew up in frankfort. >> yeah, and i drove past the sour mash plants every single day, and that's one of the reasons i don't drink. now you know why fish swim sideways. >> thank you so much for th

he has a new book out called "the cause" of making the case for liberal politics. one of the things says that he brought up is the tension that existed for so long between white liberals and african-americans about how do you resolve -- one of them wants political advantage and the other says we want to be full players in this democracy. really tough. >> a couple of thoughts about this. and in my mind what you're raising we also connect to the question about sen terrorism that gabrielle brought up. i think about some to have history of what's gone on in the independent political movement. of course, you've been an outspoken and leading figure in that movement and our c-span audience should know that you ran for president in 1988 as an independent and became the first woman and first african-american in u.s. history to access the ballot in all 50 states. which was amazing. [ applause ] but more than that, your message in that campaign and since then and certainly in all of our work in the independent political movement is constantly trying to find ways to build new

>> the liberal media has done an excellent job in sandbagging the name conservative. they have done an excellent job in sandbagging the name tea party. what you will find and i'm sure those who like me and of the same hue as i am, will attest to is that black folks to their core are very socially conservative v always been. i often noticed that in churches where i preach across the country now, i can be talking to a predominantly black congregation and i'll talk about the evils of abortion and everybody amen, reverend. i'll talk about the evils of programs even same-sex marriage and amen, reverend. but they will leave that church on that sunday or sunday night and if election day is tuesday they will still go and vote for the liberal agenda. when you have 95%, 96 actually, percent, of people voting for one party over a 50-year period, we deal with this in the movie in a very enlightening way, then herman was right. there has been a very thorough and total brain washing. it's not that they don't want to be associated with you. it's just that they have been led to belie

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liberalism. >> this old style liberalism has got to end and we will end it in november. >> yes, even the presumptive nominee seems to know he's not running as mr. romney. whoever that is. he's running as mr. i'm not the president and in that sense, his attack on the president, well, it felt rather wooden. >> by putting money into energy company, solar and energy companies that make their products outside the united states, if there's an out sourcer in chief, t the president of the united states, not the guy running to replace him. >> one suspects that even he knows that better than to play the outsourcing card or maybe he'll continue with his tour of falsehoods like saying obamacare is bad for jobs or that the president wants to raise taxes on the middle class or that the president goes around the r world apologizing for america. of course, saying it doesn't make it true, but that doesn't stop mr. romney. let's get to our panel. david corn, msnbc political analyst and washington editor and bureau chief for mother jones magazine. eugene robinson and julian epste epstein. eugene, you h

easy to be a liberal when you never really left outer space. without being a tea party or discussing the platform already. it's easier to play the race card now that the horse has left ob1 obama. his line is to the left. yoda, the tiny string puller behind the scenes, obama is ob1, the wise angel sent to save us from the evil empire. the bushes. that makes biden r2d2. not sure how that happened. i love james earl jones. a military vet and a great man but it bugs me how many younger actors work in films about this that are not the skill set. they are clueless and the decisions are made by other people. that's why you nev run into tim robins buying lotion at walgreens. he sends sean penn who ends up in the wrong aisle snorting baby powder. i i want to apologize to bob for yelling at him. i didn't mean to do that. it was in good fun. i love james earl jones. that was a fake apology. even bob knows that. do you know he made this assessment without the benefit of talking to a tea partier. it's hard to argue because his voice is so good. >> dana: but