voice for the left for years and home to numerous well known lefty bloggers but over the weekend arianna did an interview with the new york times well the first note it is quite obvious the new york times are not fans of each other when you read it first ari on his cue to bill keller and now we have this so andrew goldman of the new york times asked arianna he said you've been saying recently if the huffington post is not a lefty publication to which here's bonded actually i've been saying that for three years the tag line that we've used a lot is beyond left and right i'm sorry but just saying your web site goes beyond left and right doesn't make it true arianna have you looked acre site lately now the writer followed up with the next question and said it's as if you're trying to tell me that smurfs aren't blue to which i say good boy now are ya then responded by saying i'm just telling you that it is very clear that we have progressive views but to call everything we're doing lefty well it misses the whole point that american policy needs to be redefined beyond left and right it's comp

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bloggers has a blog it was eleanor's asking readers to contribute work for free so we're wondering what arianna huffington we treat we thought she said darling for lunch that's it for tonight's show thanks for tuning and make sure you come back tomorrow how the hour is going to be very special tomorrow with our guest jim hansen from the last five says shaping up to be the most interesting segment yet any time ever gets become a fan of us on facebook and on twitter coming up next is adam vs and then maybe. a charmer in here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture.

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with a lefty web site and yet she claims it or site is simply above the fray more on the war between arianna huffington and the new york times in tonight's told time segment just ahead and that obama is now running in two thousand and twelve he officially announced today that he's going to seek reelection so how is this campaign going to be different from his two thousand and eight but let's just say that there's a lot less of the hope and change and inspirational stuff will be right but. let's not forget that we are in the fourth party. i think. either one well. we're never going to be as liberal safe get ready to be completely free to go.

lefty website and that she claims that are site is simply above the fray more of the war between arianna huffington and the new york times is a nice full time segment just ahead and obama is now running in twenty one of the officially announced today that he's going to seek reelection so how's this campaign going to be different from his two thousand and eight run to say that there's a lot less of the hope and change and inspirational stuff will be god. given we in the party. i think. either one well. we never got to keep him safe get ready for freedom.

and our girls ayla and arianna are grown now, and being a dad in a happy family has been the greatest thing in the world that has happened to me. i'm not going to cry. it's a world away from what we call the family when i was growing up. and when you see the opposite, you can never ever take a loving peaceful home for granted ever. most of us when we think back on her own personal journeys, and i know i'm not the only one that has had tough times, we can remember the toughest times, clearest of all. i know everyone in this audience has had those tough times and you think back and you say wow. that is how it is and was with me in writing this book. it wasn't hard to pull the details of some of the adversity that came my way. for example, when a six-year-old young boy is taking the best punches of a drunken stepdad, and when a kid can't even find a safe haven at a bible camp, i won't lie, it leaves a mark. for me, when there were times in my boyhood when i felt like i couldn't trust anyone on the couldn't trust anyone. for a while i wasn't actually even that trustworthy myself and fell

. >> when i got out of the car, i was able to get arianna dug out and out of the car and put her to thead already gotten nicole. i went back to help tana. when i got around the corner, this other samaritan was there and he said, look, i'm medically trained. you worry about your kids. you let me worry about tana. i'll take care of her. i can remember him -- he covered tana up with a coat. we didn't have blankets or anything ready available. he gave up his coat. we still have his coat. we'd really like to get to him and return his coat. she's washed it. got it cleaned up some. >> you all will be able to connect with one another. we're glad you're able to be here with us and that everybody is safe and sound this morning. >> it's a miracle. it's a miracle, that's all i can say. >> everybody was where they needed to be, in the right place at the right time. >> we had an exceptionally tough car. >> good to have you. >>> jugs ahead this morning, it may look like a medieval torture device, but some people lie on something akin to a bed of nails. it relieves back pain? we're going to test it out

now you have to be a millionaire like arianna huffington to be published. now you have african-americans who mimic the lines of -- the think tank they might be working for. like the manhattan institute, the most prominent spokesperson is an african-american. i see him all everywhere. i see him on tv because they have the power of influence what gets on the tube. one of their -- one of their people who endowed them is -- or one of the institutions that endowed them is the largest banks in the world so a lot of other -- other think tank might be -- you have the head of exxonmobil whose vice president of a think tank and they put their african-americans on. so the african-americans i see on tv now, are either proxies from the white left -- don't forget them. they have their proxies too. or proxies to the right. "barack obama and the jim crow law," it doesn't fall anywhere in those camps so i had to go to canada and it's selling very well. >> host: philadelphia, rowan, you're on with ishmael reed. please go ahead. caller: thank you very much. i'd just like to t

i spoke over the weekend with arianna huffington and thought for a minute we might have an interesting back and fort on this. but i thought what is very important in this discussion, as i said before, is to get a conversation on the right. i get your frame, it's not exactly mine. i'm going to invite grover to share, but before i do, just something to think about. another encounter i had with ann coulter that was so important. when michael steele, then chairman of the republican national committee, came out and basically said this war the administration's directed is sort of doubling down on a failed strategy. michael steele was somewhat severely attacked not by liberals for -- well, they were attacking him too -- but he was also being attacked by republicans, some of whom you know. and you came to his defense and wrote an extremely articulate set of concerns about the afghanistan war. how was that? how did it come out? is bill kristol, bob kagan, some of your friends in the republican party were also, at least on the obama side of the equation of that. grover, your thoughts and can com