alford, maybe you see it differently. i don't think ms. had any intent to bring racism into the debate. she just wanted to win the argument and say well, look, i use the naacp. i will take it out of context to throw the guy off his game. i think that's what she was doing. >> actually, bill, i think it's her persona. i don't think she can help herself. when she gets caught up in a rut like that or against the wall, race comes out. she is -- the brainchild of aneath hill at-anita hill attacking clarence thomas. go back to that all of that garbage against ken blackwell the secretary of state of ohio saying he rigged the election that was barbara boxer. bill: she would say, mr. alford, i love black people. i want the best -- i'm a liberal. i want the best for black people. now, two people mentioned are conservatives. attack conservatives using any and all methods as any liberals will do i love black people. i will vote for everything that will help them. affirmative action and down the line. so, i think -- i don't think she feels that it's a r

you take our man harry alford and put him on the supreme court. bill: do you know paula abdul?ld she want to leave a program that has made her very famous and wealthy to go to exactly what? what else is out there for paula? i'm not exactly sure? >> well, listen, paula's been pretty good at whatever she's touched, i'm not saying she's madam curry, but she's good on that show, they offered her 10, she wants 20, seacrest has 15, and you've got to give simon a hundred, randy's the cool one, you could tell he played bass in a band. you can have paula for $15 million, and she's a nice counter balance to simon. he's the real world, she's the real world of pegasus and doug henning, so she'll probably get a few more mill out of it. i don't think she's going anywhere. bill: i don't either. >> where are you going to make 15 million does tv other than "idol" and "the factor"? bill: it's a hard world out there right now, so everybody -- >> no, i meant me. bill: now today for lunch i had two hebrew national hot dogs. ok. >> nice. bill: and they were delicious. they were the best. but i go ho

alford.an: do you see a -- because i know harry alford did, do you see a pattern with senator barbara boxer? >> this is something that's been going on inside of liberal politics for years. i'm not necessarily saying that she was being racist. that was the assertion that mr. alford was making. what it is is ideology. she is using one black group against another black group to try to nullify mr. alford's position. alisyn: james, why isn't that racist to hold up well here is another what another black man thinks to try to counter what mr. alford is saying? >>. in we are really talking about something that happens on the civil rights era. if you are from that era, i can understand completely how mr. alford would say hey, look, you are going down a racial road. this is racist. i want to try to give senator boxer the benefit of the doubt. she has been doing this for, what, 40 years. she was in the senate since before, you know, woodstock. so this is just sort of the way she has been doing business

you take our man harry alford and put him on the supreme court. bill: do you know paula abdul? why would she want to leave a program that has made her very famous and wealthy to go to exactly what? what else is out there for paula? i'm not exactly sure? >> well, listen, paula's been pretty good at whatever she's touched, i'm not saying she's madam curry, but she's good on that show, they offered her 10, she wants 20, seacrest has 15, and you've got to give simon a hundred, randy's the cool one, you could tell he played bass in a band. you can have paula for $15 million, and she's a nice counter balance to simon. he's the real world, she's the real world of pegasus and doug henning, so she'll probably get a few more mill out of it. i don't think she's going anywhere. bill: i don't either. >> where are you going to make 15 million does tv other than "idol" and "the factor"? bill: it's a hard world out there right now, so everybody -- >> no, i meant me. bill: now today for lunch i had two hebrew national hot dogs. ok. >> nice. bill: and they were delicious. they were the best. but

you take our man harry alford and put him on the supreme court. bill: do you know paula abdul? why would she want to leave a program that has made her very famous and wealthy to go to exactly what? what else is out there for paula? i'm not exactly sure? >> well, listen, paula's been pretty good at whatever she's touched, i'm not saying she's madam curry, but she's good on that show, they offered her 10, she wants 20, seacrest has 15, and you've got to give simon a hundred, randy's the cool one, you could tell he played bass in a band. you can have paula for $15 million, and she's a nice counter balance to simon. he's the real world, she's the real world of pegasus and doug henning, so she'll probably get a few more mill out of it. i don't think she's going anywhere. bill: i don't either. >> where are you going to make 15 million does tv other than "idol" and "the factor"? bill: it's a hard world out there right now, so everybody -- >> no, i meant me. bill: now today for lunch i had two hebrew national hot dogs. ok. >> nice. bill: and they were delicious. they were the best. but

alford, i don't think ms. boxer had any intent to bring race into the debate.he just wanted to win the argument and say, look, i'll use the naacp, i'll take it out of context to throw the guy off his game, i think that's what she was doing. >> i think it's her persona. when she gets caught up in a rut like it, race comes out. she was the brain child of anita hill attacking lawrence was barbara boxer. the garbage against ken blackwell from ohio, that was barbara boxer. >> she said, i love latin people. i want the best for black people. now, the two people you mentioned, judge thomas and mr. blackswell, are conservatives. now, she will attack conservatives using any and all methods as many liberals will co. if you have barbara box sher says, i love black people. from affirmative action and down the line, whatever will help them. i don't think she feels it's a racial argument. it's an ideological argument. if you oppose her views, then we'll come get you but it doesn't have anything to do with race. >> she loves poor black folks and she loves black folks in their

alford's comments to boxer, three quick concerns. the three things i found troubling, first of all in president obama's speech he referenced aids as being the great killer of blacks in america. aids is not the great killer of blacks in america a abortion is. abortion is the number one killer of blacks in america today. the other point i found disturbing is that he was -- barbara boxer had this dustup with harry alford, and i applaud his willingness to stand up to her, when of course barack obama was there last night but 56% of black americans, 56% in a poll done by the national center for public policy research and wilson research strategies, 56% of blacks believe that policy makers have failed to adequately consider economics and quality of life concerns. they said 76% of blacks want congress to make economic recovery. and one last thing. i fear that this whole speech, this thing about family, this entire thing about personal responsibility, my concern is that this masks a more sinister intention and that being the government has gi

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alford says what do they have to do with the 100 colored black men's group. colored people are green people because we're talking green energy. did barbara boxer not think green was a color? >> you came to the correct person. i will give you the official terminology for victimology. a green person would ank below the black person. blacks are the uncertified victims because they really were the victims and haven't helped by liberals. gays, women, immigrants have suffered at the hands of america like blacks have. glenn: does everybody want to be black? >> liberals do, because that's the top victim status, so that being black trumps being and an inand insect. glenn: this is spiraling out of control. >> now you understand the entire exchange. glenn: the whole damn things was from mars. >> once you have the liberal victimology playbook, it all makes sense. why does she cite that her husband is a veteran? glenn: nothing in america surprises me. we were talking about the veterans and everything else. there's a new bill that went through yesterday. oh, this is fantas

in that harry alford. appearance last night about will o'reilly says he doesn't like the way senator box are treated condoleezza rice who n. her confirmation hearings to become secretary of state. barbara boxer was behind the anita hill and justice thomas controversy back in the 1980s. he was ready to go here. alisyn: she is quoting an obscure head of business. she makes the point here is a black man who supports cap and trade. what was her point? why can d. she pluck that example? she had many other examples to choose from. steve: mr. alford has looked at cap and trade and he says this is a business killer. this would cost and he cited during the hearing a statistic that 2.3 million jobs would disappear. anyway, bill o'reilly as brian just mentioned a moment ago did call mr. alford up and asked him if he would show up on the show last night to explain what happened betwixt him and boxer. he showed up. listen. >> first of all, the naacp had a resolution saying they are for a better environment. i'm for a b

something to a young girl in entered and offered -- accused of abusing a young girl and entered an alford plea. >> it 31 year-old man was convicted and sentenced on monday. he was arrested in may after his girlfriend said he punched in shelter at their home. >> the baltimore city police department is trying to receive money from the stimulus fund. they are beefing up patrols after a rash of violence over the weekend. they want to hire 50 new police officers placed on foot patrol around the city. however they cannot fight crime alone. >> people need to speak up and stop this from happening. >> homicide hit a 20-year low last year. it is still one of the biggest violent cities in the united states. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. do you think the city's plan to hire 50 new officers will help police curb crime in baltimore? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> president obama travels to north carolina and virginia today to promote his ideas about reforming the health-care system. some of the ideas are losing ground in congress. >> senate negotiators say

. >> a professor is accused of raping and molesting a 12 world girl has entered an alford plea. he did not admit guilt but acknowledge that prosecutors have enough evidence to charge him. he was working as a computer professor. he will be sentenced in september. the woman has pled guilty to running an on-line prostitution ring throughout many states. she admitted to charges of conspiracy to prostituted girls in many hotel rooms in maryland, d.c., and new york from -- for several months. some girls will arrested in april after a craigslist posting advertised sex with the girls. >> president obama is traveling to north carolina and virginia today to gain support for his ideas on the health care reform. >> senate negotiators said they are bridging differences by the day. >> i think the gap is going to close very soon. >> the deal making on health care is aimed at bringing senate and health-care republicans on board. >> they use words like reform and toys, but all their plan does is a texas state to fund new government mandates. >> the liberal democrats are angry. they expect the se

senator boxer reading from an naacp resolution in response to alford's testimony.ll quote john grant, who is the ceo of 100 black men of atlanta. quote, clean energy is the key that will unlock millions of jobs in the naacp support is vital to ensuring that those jobs help to rebuild urban areas. clearly there's the diversity -- >> madam chair, that is condescending to me. i'm the national black chamber of commerce and you're trying to -- >> if this gentleman -- if this gentleman were here, he would be proud he was being quoted. >> he should have been invited. >> just as he would be proud -- >> it is condescending to me. >> just so you know, he would be proud that you were here. he's proud, i'm sure that i am quoting him. >> all that's condescending. i don't like it. it's racial. i don't like it. >> excuse me. >> i take offense to it. as an african-american, veteran of this country, take offense to that. >> what do you think? the senator being racial? we'd like to hear from you on this. e-mail us at loudobbstonight.com. follow me on lou dobbs news on twitter.com. >

bill: we had harry alford, the head of the black chamber of commerce last night on the factor. >> hereat. bill: you dealt with this in a circular way in the program with the barbara boxer thing. roll the tape on that. >> i think we start with desert, something yummy. ok? the head of the national black chamber of commerce. he was -- he got reamed out by senator barbara boxer and then he reamed her out and it was fantastic. it's like pudding, watch. >> i don't like it. i take offense to it. >> ok. >> as an african-american, and a veteran of this country, i take offense to that. bill: ok. so you were eating pudding because it was comforting to you? >> this is like. are you kidding me? that's like conservative porn. that's barbara boxer. i want to put berry white on and listen and go oh yeah, barbara. >> you had to have a comfort food in order to enjoy the movement. >> celebration. >> started that program by saying sometimes you have to have meat and potatoes. mom said you have to eat your broccoli. sometimes when dad was there we would start with desert. i haven't seen that happen befor