and in london we cross to toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen cross talk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the buttons laws and bylaws of the f.c.c. and they basically their job is to make sure how the airwaves are used and they have to ensure that they're used by people of quote good character who serve the public interest and speak with candor so does murdoch's television empire at least have any place in the united states today in light of what we.

and in london we cross a toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen cross talk rules and in fact i mean you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the what was in bylaws of the f.c.c. and they basically their job is to make sure how the airwaves are used and they have to ensure that they're used by people of quote good character who serve the public interest and speak with candor so as murdoch's television empire at least have any place in the united states today in light of what we've heard coming out of the u.k. . but we're here you know the u.k. and also we're hearing some to the united states of phone hacking where you know the u.k. would make murdoch and his news corp violator of the foreign corrupt practices act which has criminal and civil penalties and basically doesn't allow u.s. corporations to bribe foreign officials if murdoch is bribing foreign officials as seems to be the case they're talking about one hundred hundred thousand pounds or one hun

and in london we cross it toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the button laws and by.

and in london we cross a toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen cross talk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want .

observatory and hence the first colony on the moon there will be later on people might call as much more toward. all the believe in aliens when we will in what sense do i believe they have visited us and all that and their existence. if there was intelligence and a civilization outside it then we would call that civilization extraterrestrial but the term is used quite differently by the public to refer to phenomena we suppose that hibs. here on earth that i do not believe in when i know for a fact that it didn't happen i think it's kind of public and like a point it's interesting that the u.s.s.r. was the only country in its day to host a grand experiment general staff and issued an order to various hamlets under the defense ministries command to report any unidentified flying objects they were called unidentified atmosphere phenomena. the program was called the net it was divided into two parts the defense ministries and that look at what might be traces of new types of weaponry you haven't and it's the so-called a n n and a phenomena previously unknown to human kind for more than twenty eight people across one sector o

to foreign countries so that they can use it to kill our soldiers -- people who are behind saddling us with all of these illegal aliens across billions of dollars each year -- people like george soros -- host: could you get to your point? caller: we need to tax those who earn over $250,000 per year. guest: we implementation -- the implementation, the practicality of it -- it would not work. it is supposed to be limited government. we have created the fastest- growing, the greatest wealth -- acquiring nation the world has ever seen -- wealth-acquiring nation the world has ever seen. we still have the same american spirit. it is there. we have been stifled because the government is smothering us. we need to un-smother. host: we will stay tuned. the debates and discussions continue about the debt at the august 2 deadline moves closer. thank you. >> tomorrow on "washington journal" -- manu raju as the latest on the ongoing debt talks. douglas holtz-eakin talks about his recent study which would require drug companies to issue rebates -- and meredith mcgehee that the history of presidential campaign financing -- who is eli

people might colonize mars. or do you believe in aliens will go in what sense do i believe they have visited us and all that and their existence here but. if there was intelligence and a civilization outside it then we would call that civilization extraterrestrial but the term is used quite differently by the public to refer to phenomena we supposedly observed here on earth or. that i do not believe in when i know for a fact that it did not happen i think it's the public might find this interesting the u.s.s.r. was the only country in its day to host a grand experiment with general staff and issued an order to the various units under the defense ministries command to report any unidentified flying objects they were called on identified atmosphere phenomena. the program was called the net it was divided into two parts the defense ministries and that ok might be traces of new types of weaponry we haven't had a n look for phenomena previously unknown to kind of more than twenty eight people across one sixth of the earth's territory even move them out as we are literally stationed outside the us is on a certain poi

people. it drives me nuts. host: 40 concern that all the republicans could be alienating independent voters? er: -- guest: i know that people are frustrated. they are out of work. the government is spending too much money. they are spending too much in taxes. they should be upset about other things, like the benefits they are getting or not getting. we are trying to find solutions to it right now. if he and others feel that they can do a better job, i suggest they get active in politics and run for congress. it would be a great idea for you to participate in the process. everyone should be involved in the political process by voting for and supporting people they think can do the job. host: that is our best -- our last segment today on "washington journal." what is it for you? twitter? facebook? what is the best way? guest: the best way is to have a person to person contact, probably through town meetings. or, if you cannot do that, you are indigent and cannot get out, or are incapacitated, i think that handwritten letters directly to a congressman or senator, if they get enough, it will impa

dollars to foreign countries so they could use it to kill our soldiers, people who are behind saddling us with all of these e legal aliens the cost of billions of dollars each year, people like george -- host: could you get your point? caller: so we can balance the budget. guest: the implementation and impracticality up it would not work. we need to go back and say, what was the genius of america it? it is limited government with a limited range the federal government is supposed to do. created the most progressive, the greatest nation the world has ever seen. the genius was liberty and freedom and liberty in government. we no longer have limited government and a government we can afford. we have so many programs that we can get rid of that to not do anything that cost a ton of money. nobody would ever miss them except the people employed in the programs. we need to have a renovation of ideas and a renewal that says we are going to go back in a brace of made us great. you will see job growth. you will see an economy that booms. it will bloom. we still have the same american spirit. is there. it has been stifled because t

people around him. he has a life of increased alienation in a way it would strange he was killed by african-americans just like danni was killed by hindus. >> a quick question in response to all of this. is it just you left. well, then get up there. there's a whole line and you're sitting there all by yourself. >> i'm a student at the university. my question is because, you know, there's been a discussion briefly about black nationalism and i guess my question is is it possible to have a formulation of black nationalism that addresses some of the policing that goes on in what dr. dyson gave the fascist elements of secular black thinking. is it possible to have a black nationalism that addresses that policing and how this mr. marable -- or dr. marable's book, how does his portrayal of malcolm x help in that conversation of the policing of the boundaries of blackness and black nationalism and its potential as a framework for political advancement of black people in this country? >> okay. great. [applause] >> well, i think i wanted to go to the question that the woman asked who saw the people on the light rail and actually reminds us of the earlier question i think we didn't ans

people unemployed. we have over 30 million illegal aliens in this country, doing what you people claim americans will not do. i have worked in construction my whole life. i have done all we did those things. we cannot get those jobs anymore because people like you refuse to do something about these illegals. the first thing out of your mouth is racism. it is not racism. the american people have to have these jobs. we cannot pay social security tax. we cannot pay medicare tax. we cannot pay no tax because illegals are working under the table. host: let us get a response from the congressman. guest: i do not know what about the past few minutes leads you to believe i said that. i am sorry you heard those words, but there were not said. just like with the debt ceiling, we need a balanced approach. we need a compromise. i have for a long time advocated a balanced approach that would do two things. i believe we need smarter and better enforcement at our borders. i supported those steps. we also need a path to deal with people who have come here and stayed here. we have offered a compromise, which john mccain supported early on. it says that if you are willing to pay a fine

separate from the people he's around, going to another country, all the sudden becoming different from other americans around him. it seems like he's the life of increased alienationthat in a way it's strange that he was killed by african-americans just like gandhi was killed by hindus. >> let you close out the evening and respond to this. just you left? get up there. sorry. i thought there was a whole line. >> i'm a student at the university. my question is because there's been discussion, kind i briefly about black nationalism, and i guess my question is is it possible to have a formulation of black nationalism that addresses the policing that goes on in some of what is referred to as the fascist elements of insular black thinking, is it possible to address the policing, and how does manning's book, how does his portrayal of malcolm x help in that conversation of the policing of the boundaries of blackness and black nationalism and its potential as a framework of political advancement of black people this this country? [applause] >> okay, great. let's tie these things together. >> well, i think i wanted to go to the question that the woman asked who saw the peop

aliens. i was a carpenter for 20 years. i was below middle-class, even at that. they are getting all the jobs to people who do not have to pay for unemployment. how come none of us who worked in that field are counted in this laid off or not laid off number. what about all the people who worked in real estate? none of those people factored into the unemployment number? we can't collect. host: scott, several opinions today, editorial pages are full of them, about the debt talks that we have been talking to you about on this show last two days and continued to talk about on "washington journal." here is "the washington examiner." put the budget negotiations on c-span -- and then "the wall street journal" this morning. they say republicans should call obama's bluff on tax increases. we will talk about that with the taxpayers' union group coming up at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. "the washington post" says we are running on empty. why can't congress get rid of ethanol subsidies? "the new york times" calls on congress, democrats, and president obama to preserve health coverage for the poor. looking at a proposal

all the jobs that he has created. -- rick perry. thjobs that he's talking about are $7 an hour or $8 an hour. he calls the people illegal aliens. there's no way that's he would let meone dig into texas nances or be investigated. it is laughable. host: so you don't thing he's going to run? we lost her. our states like texas going to be? be dew point guest: tt has been an interesting question this year. texas is called an atm state, stes where candidates go to raise money. but they generally don't go there to compete because in the recent past it has been reliably republican state. president obama's team wld like him to believe that might be different this year. i used to work for a texas newspaper, so i pay attention to texas politics. i know what the democrats are relying on, the changing demographyf the state. texas is a majority and minority state or very close to being so. the hispanic population is growing exponentially. texas will set more seats in the house in this year's reapportionment than any other states and will gain four congressional seats. at tells you how much is the state's population has grown. most of that gr

all the jobs that he has created. -- rick perry. the jobs that he's talking about are $7 an hour or $8 an hour. he calls the people illegal aliens.here's no way that's he would let someone dig into texas finances or be investigated. it is laughable. host: so you don't thing he's going to run? we lost her. our states like texas going to be? be dew point guest: that has been an interesting question this year. texas is called an atm state, states where candidates go to raise money. but they generally don't go there to compete because in the recent past it has been reliably republican state. president obama's team would like him to believe that might be different this year. i used to work for a texas newspaper, so i pay attention to texas politics. i know what the democrats are relying on, the changing demography of the state. texas is a majority and minority state or very close to being so. the hispanic population is growing exponentially. texas will set more seats in the house in this year's reapportionment than any other states and will gain four congressional seats. that tells you how much is the state's population has grown. mos

people have existed as long as we have. we have in justice in the education system. we are confronted with innumerable forms of inequality. believe all of these lies and alienating tendency. a focus on constructing artificial categories within our individual, social and global relationship. we separate ourselves conceptually from nature in conceiving of a passive other non human environment we are free to change and act upon at will. we do the same with other in humans when we decide there's a fundamental difference between us and them. with the we face this on background, education, wealth, skin color, gender or belief system this is just as true when we reconstruct barriers between the east and west, south and north, developed and developing. our goal must be to deconstructs the division we have so tirelessly put in place over the last two centuries. we must seek connections between areas we have dealt with as extinct. we must build categories, set free labels and dissolve the sense that the world exist as it is independent from history and in movable by human agencies. it is time to look past simple concepts of fixed true for the malleable network of internat

aliens in this country. guest: look out the window and all the things that would grind to a halt. that's the sort of reckless rhetoric that's ok for a caller to use, but unfortunately there are peoplen the political process that used that sort of reckless, terry. foreign aid is actually -- the american public, when asked how much they would have the government spend on foreign aid, they routinely suggested a level that's much higher than what we actually spend baby would be far better off spending strategically to help people -- then we actually spend. we would be far better off spending strategically to help people rather than being faced with meltdowns of governments, failed states, problems with starvation and wars, if the united states actually spent a little more on foreign assistance. just a little bit more than we spend now and less on military assistance and scale back what we are doing with foreign operations. the world would be a better place and the tax players -- and the taxpayers would have more relief. host: this is just breaking. pawlenty says the plan does not go far enough. your reaction? guest: this is his last gasp of trying to move ahead in the iowa straw vote.

alien army because we are dominated with people from punjab. well, to conclude, ladies and gentlemen, it is easier said than done, whatever i've said. there is tremendous complexity in allhat i've said. pakistan certainly needs a strong, stable, honest government which understands the magnitude of the task involved, has the following of the people of pakistan and also shows courage and resolve to change. that is the first requirement this pakistan it. itself. presently, there is a leadership vacuum in pakistan. no leader and not one of the two main political parties, i personally feel, is capable of delivering to pakistan. therefore, the requirement in pakistan by pakistanis themselves is to break the political status quo. and come in with another political alternative. the solution lies in a democratic political dispensation which breaks the political status quo. therefore, all eyes are on the 2013 elections. we have to break the political status quo. otherwise, i am afraid, and i suspect that conditions in afghanistan may carry on going as they are going. therefore, the i'm allowed to use saddam hussein's charm, the next election is going to be the mother of all elect

alien army because they are dominated by people from elsewhere. to conclude, ladies and gentlemen, it is easier said than done, what ever i have said. there is tremendous complexity and all have said. pakistan needs a strong government that understands the magnitude of the task involved, has the following of the people of pakistan, and also shows courage and resolve to change. that is the first assignment in pakistan itself. presently, there is a leadership vacuum in pakistan. no leader, and neither of the two current political parties, i personally feel, is capable of helping pakistan. if pakistan is to break the political status quo and come in with another political alternative, the solution lies in a political dispensation that breaks the status quo. therefore, all eyes are on the 2013 elections. we have to break the political status quo, otherwise, i am afraid and i suspect that conditions and pakistan may carry on going as they are going. the next election is going to be the mother of all elections. [laughter] press is very much, ladies and gentlemen. -- thank you very much, ladies and gentleman. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. president, for a very frank an

all the effects coming together. i was really looking forward to it. >> the aliens are ghastly. >> nasty. >> and i imagine this is a movie that combines them both and peopleut to make a straight a western as we possibly could. that's one of the reasons i was so sort of tempted to do it was that having a conversation with the director and he just said, look, i want to make a straight western. i'm a big fan. i want to make as near to one of a classic western as we possibly could. and the aliens land. by the time that happens, people are sort of into this story and into these people, and it feels as real as it possibly can. >> meantime, as i mentioned you were also filming the third install i'm of your james bond character. is there anything you can tell me about it without having to kill me? >> well, we haven't started shooting yet. wa we're going to start shooting in november. we have a great cast. we have a great script. the film will come out next november, 201. >> i'm excited about that. >> i'm very excited a it. >> do you have to bulk up for that? you already look like -- i don't have to bulk up for much. i'm just going to get fit. >> get fit. meantime