majority so far though despite warm words that they want dialogue the government has given up nothing tom barrett reporting there and for wars dot com allison editor of patrick canning simple ways but rain is used by the u.s. and its allies to help secure its interest in the gulf. we have to relook at the situation from a western point of view and wonder and really scratch our heads and say what really is the stance of the west in particular washington and london when it comes to actual democratic wave forms in the middle east certainly there's a there's a big car could see a big story of contradiction going on right now the british open at this particular minority royal family in power this is the sort of tyranny that is commonplace in a lot of pockets and so these petro monarchies these are artificial states they're really created in order to secure certainly for the west this is the neo colonial structure the other for the range of the radios they take care of the federalist and these are the same countries that are fomenting the boy logistically and financially the rebels and the terrorists i

in the june recall election, rock county opted for tom barrett in the race over governor walker.ntil december 2008 the gm plant was the pulsing heart of the city. the plant shuts down and janesville is gutted and the city has yet to recover. paul ryan and his family are sort of celebrities there, they are known as the kenendys of janesville, for whatever that is worth. but this is hardly a bashian of right-wing politics. >> i don't know that the kenendys would want him claiming that name so much. but if this is sort of a blue collar place, it has got a gm plant, it's a working town how is guy elected there when he is so conservative? >> he is not the conservative fire brand -- the supply side trickle down warrior that he is in washington in janesville. if you talk to people from janesville, he is more known as a guy who goes to washington. he says good things about manufacturing. he talks about but doesn't act on trying to help the working class. he has a much more low-key milder personality and milder reputation back home in his district than in washington. and it is also worth

this is your freedom if tom barrett gets a chanc your gun rights. any questions?: yeah, i've got a lot of questions. how many people keep voting for these guys who say yeah, yeah, more guns, more guns! at what point do you get sick of all the death? you know, we had a correspondence a vanguard correspondent who went to wisconsin to open--you know in wisconsin its perfectly legal to do open care. just walk around like the okay corral. you have the guns out there your ozies, walking around like it's the wild, wild west. when chris asked someone at the picnic why are you carrying around all these guns. >> are you concerned that obama is going to take your guns away? >> absolutely. absolutely. and constitutionally we have the right to carry all of this at any time we want and where we want. >> cenk: that is a million% untrue. they always say, did you read the second amendment. conservative right wing lunatics, i have a question for you. did you ever read the second amendment we'll put it up for you. a well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free st

in wisconsin, it became between tom barrett and scott walker. millions of dollars of advertisements saying what a great person scott walker was. in the end, even our own memberships, of those 75% voted against walker -- of the 25% that did not come a 40% of those said they were not going to vote against him because they did not think ricou should be used for policy decisions. -- recalls should be used for policy decisions. it was an election between people. it was not about collective bargaining. if it had been, i think we would have won. the stuff with the pensions -- people are getting tired of that. talk to people in the little town that i grew up in. say hey, we better take away those pensions. what does that do for me? i still do not have a pension. now, neither one of us have a pension. what happens to the economy? i think we have seen the economists after economists -- the economy cannot survive without medicare and medicaid. we are giving them fact and it is starting to tackle. we will have a debate around this for shared prosperity. we

to this dubious distinction, its mayor, tom barrett, explained, "i think there are still some peoplee who have different skin colors than theirs." what these statistics and stories show us is a volatile mix of bigotry, fear, and hate. while president obama said today that he was, quote, heartbroken by the events in oak creek, and mitt romney has pulled campaign ads and canceled all local events until further notice, perhaps a better description might be -- a better prescription might be a forceful reminder from our leaders about who we are and what we value. namely, that targeted violence and destruction are not tests for the faithful, but proof of a society that is sick and in need of healing. that the story of america is precisely the story of people of different skin colors living together. that there is no law that says you must prove your patriotism or defend your innocence with a bumper sticker or a flag decal. and that you can wear a turbine or a yamaca or a yama or a skul. be sure to watch "the last word" videos on lastword.msnbc.com and like us on facebook. be sure to join m

to this dubious distinction, its mayor, tom barrett, explained, "i think there are still some peoplee who have different skin colors than theirs." what these statistics and stories show us is a volatile mix of bigotry, fear, and hate. while president obama said today that he was, quote, heartbroken by the events in oak creek, and mitt romney has pulled campaign ads and canceled all local events until further notice, perhaps a better description might be -- a better prescription might be a forceful reminder from our leaders about who we are and what we value. namely, that targeted violence and destruction are not tests for the faithful, but proof of a society that is sick and in need of healing. that the story of ameri

in wisconsin, it became between tom barrett and scott walker.illions of dollars of advertisements saying what a great person scott walker was. in the end, even our own memberships, of the 25% that did not come a 40% of those said they were not going to vote against him because they did not think recalls should be used for policy decisions. it was an election between people. it was not about collective bargaining. if it had been, i think we would have won. the stuff with the pensions -- people are getting tired of that. talk to people in the little town that i grew up in. say hey, we better take away those pensions. what does that do for me? i still do not have a pension. now, neither one of us have a pension. what happens to the economy? the economy cannot survive without medicare and medicaid. we are giving them fact and it is starting to tackle. we will have a debate around this for shared prosperity. we will let the american public decide. i think they will go with shared prosperity because that is the better avenue for everybody. >> i want t