[laughter] arianna huffington, the darling of the left. one scary broad. she pulled off what few progressive thought possible. he sold the huffington post to $315 million and got a reported $100 million out of the deal. the 9,000 loggers who spent six years working for her for free, a big fat nothing. zero of that $100 million she reportedly got. in typical progressive fashion was hysterical. one blotter we made the huffington post and we are being abandoned. another disgruntled sucker wrote he regrets publishing an estimated $25,000 worth of content and a slap in the face to the real victims of slavery. arianna not only sold her soul and shipper of slaves but sold the seas of her demise with this act of greed and exploitation. when arianna huffington's told the huffington opposed she made her that the fan base so upset i didn't know whether to shove her or give her a high five. in reality she knows a lot about corporate greed. she wrote a book called pigs at the truck:how corporate greed and political or russian are undermining america. that is where this

i don't care arianna huffington is hard-nosed or harris then floored owns seven jumbo jets and flies up the coast for the cheeseburger. i a don't care. might it -- that matt damon is in violent movies. go ahead. keep going. but please don't advocate heavy-handed government taxes to squash what you used to catapult yourself into stardom. that is what we have to bring to the table. we have to be missionaries for i am glad you are here. i would never be at an event like this. take the information. there is more dirty little secrets in the book. i encourage you to get it. but the fact you are here from a variety of speakers to put together notes and books for you to do something with it one of my favorite passages of scripture is you should be doers of what you here. to vandalize those of don't be ashamed or apologetic. when people hear conservative ideas a it sounds fresh and provocative. those other eager to hear about. i can speak with authority on that subject that is why i said you have one of bonn me. but i started the young america's foundation conference brought the speeders to m

let's get to arianna huffington and the list. this is a perfect partnership. list and what is this about? >> it is a long list of 50 people that we are asking our community to vote on, to pick the top ten winners. and the list includes people from bill clinton and patty roosevelt to richard nixon and lbj, the point of the list is to start conversations about power, about leadership, about what it is to be a political animal. and for me, the characteristics are to kind of relish the job. whether you're good at it or not, and to just kind of have that will to get things done. and that's why we included dick cheney. he just knew where he was going and didn't like where he was going, he was absolutely unrepentant to the end, you know? torture, no torture. and -- >> she can't help herself. >> you cannot help yourself! >> you're stuck in 2003, arianna. move along. move along. let me bring in jon meacham here, jon, these are -- for dorks like us, there is nothing better than these type of lists where you rank historical characters. i got to say, and ask if you disagr

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arianna huffington on "huff post" has her political animals blog which now is connected, of course, to the usa network's launch on sunday night of the "political animals" serious, the limit the summer series. what about the fact bill clinton loves politics? does barack obama love politics? >> you know, i think -- i think he likes leading. i think he likes being president -- >> the rough and tumble. >> but no one has with bill clinton in that sense of liking politics, liking people, sort of being connected. >> i've watched him campaign over the last couple months. he's been very energetic. on the move. taking the initiative, proactive, getting romney. he's enjoying it. >> his campaign -- he's the more aggressive. romney's got the less aggressive campaign. obama's more aggressive now. but, look, i'm a bill clinton guy. what can i say? everybody knows that. >> i also wanted to share with you joe biden at the naacp offered this today. it will be familiar. >> you know what they say? flattery is all right as long as you don't inhale. >> memories of 1992. those were the days. >> i was there.

>>> on tomorrow's show we will talk to arianna huffington and al hunt.accessy gorney weav ash tress actress segourney wea. ♪ >>> 0-2, the count. one out. fly ball into left. can't see it. it goes behind him. it is two on with one out. and no point -- at no point did he act like he couldn't see it until it landed behind him. >> yeah. nobody there to help him. too deep for the shortstop to come out. he lost the ball. >> good morning. it is 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. on the west coast. time to wake up. a live look at washington, d.c. it is good to get up and watch us. andrea mitchell, michael steele, jonathan capehart and mike barnicle in new york. >> the national league didn't look like aaa. did they. they came right out of the box. verlander put eight on the board. that game was over 16 seconds into the game. >> okay. back in the '70s, back -- i guess even before then, everybody stopped and watched the all-star game. is it as big a deal today as it was back in the '60s and '70s? >> no. >> does anybody care anymore? >> i'm sure people care. i mean,

that is the incredible popularity, and value people have in posting on open platforms like arianna huffington post or the salon where community invites comment. we oakland local do a stories from social media and have 40% of our content come in from community contributors. often our writing on facebook and we invite them to publish on oakland local and we can distribute the content through yahoo! news in partnerships with new american media. we can give them a much broader distribution than they would have in their own network. so we're very much an am any fire of interesting parts of the conversation that we find. i think that is very much the wave of the future. >> i think getting to what andy was talking about, for media companies there is something really important here to delve into where you find the value. and the sky news, assumed the value was in the brand and the brand represents always what it represented as opposed to value is in your audience the value is in connection activity of your audience and the degree you engage your audience now, 24/7. that is fundamental shift in terms

to include trust, and to include authenticity and new forms of media appeared please welcome arianna huffington. [applause] our third guest is a journalist and internet safety advocate who has been following the development of the internet since its early inception. from 2010 to 2011, he served on the president's own mind safety and technology working group where he chaired the educations of a committee and wrote the education section of the group report to congress. presently, he reports daily for cbs news and kcbs appeared please welcome dr. larry magid. [applause] incidentally, before i forget, please remember that our program this evening runs until 9:00 p.m.. it usually ends at 8:30 p.m., but we have two full hours of these wonderful speakers. leading the discussion is an experienced journalist and moderator who has been at the forefront at the city of new media and its impact on journalism appeared he is the founder of the public affairs project at the center for innovative media where he is launching an election-year project called "face the facts, usa." a former actor, white house corre