she works at the arizona state university in communications. she participated in the design development of civil dialogue at that university. it is a very formal format. it is performance studies classes. both public and in the classroom. i wonder if you can explain this to mean? civility is a performance. we are asking people to perform a little bit. what is the nature of that? is this about blocking and smiling when someone yells at you? >> it does not hurt, i guess. i would be cautious to call it a performance. it gets to the idea that civility can be about manners. it is intended to produce knowledge, and to produce something. the point of the dialogue of civility is not necessarily to compromise, but what do we come away with from this? we have designed a format. two people who have strong disagreements about a topic and there is an interesting central chair that may be dead and at some of the ideas we're talking about. the central chair is about, am i undecided or neutral about this statement? we hold dialogues about a very controversial t

21 and heading to the gop convention the youngest of arizona's delegates the president of arizona state university worked on mccain's campaign now she has gone to work for mitt romney and his bid for the white house. she said is looking forward to the speakers most of all, especially condoleeza, rice good for her. america's news headquarters rolls on. don't miss our interview with governor romney and his wife ann tomorrow on fox news sunday with chris wallace. keep it here for the latest on hurricane isaac's path. stay with us everybody. have a great day.

i jammed barry bonds @ arizona state university in phoenix, i jammed him so bad that you went down on one knee, and the funny thing is that he called me a gray-haired old man, and i got him out. >> peyton manning had his best game since 2010 at the expense of the forty-niners defense. it is just the preseason but listen to how one 49er defender summed it up. >> it has been a scary start. >> that is not good. two touchdowns that peyton manning through yesterday, completing 10 of 10 passes. one of them being blasted by harrison. >> i was just able to get free and give him a good hit. peyton manning is a hall of famer, i just want to hit him. i hit him before. >> have you gotten him? >> no, but i touched his leg today. >> those post-game pies in the face, routine but can be tried in baseball, much different story for packers quarterback aaron rogers >> with the wins, we just want to be in and out. that is it right there. >> they snuck up and got him. when does the regular season start already? >> if it was your son's birthday this weekend, here is what you missed ... olympic sprinter mic

she works at the arizona state university in communications. she participated in the design development of civil dialogue at that university. it is a very full moral format -- formal format. it is performance studies classes. both public and in the classroom. i wonder if you can explain this to mean? years of the performance -- civility is a performance. we are asking people to perform a little bit. what is the nature of that? is this about blocking and smiling when someone yells at you? >> it does not hurt, i guess. i would be cautious to call it a performance. it gets to the idea that stability cannot be about manners. -- civility cannot be about manners. it is intended to produce knowledge, and to produce something. the point of the dialogue of civility is not necessarily to compromise, but what do we come away with from this? we have designed a format. two people who have strong disagreements about a topic and there is an interesting central chair that may be dead and at some of the ideas we're talking about. the central chair is about, am i

there's a new poll out regarding the dream act, arizona state university. 73% support. 22% oppose.rt a dream act. where, then, is governor jan brewer getting her fuel to her fire? >> absolutely, tamron. in fact, there's a national poll that says almost 90% of americans that say either young undocumented immigrants brought into this country as children should be citizens or at least be allowed the opportunity to. this is an interesting thing, when she talks about being a drain. recent studies show a college graduate contributes and makes half a million dollars more in their lifetime than someone who did not go to college. so the idea that someone who can now work, who can now go to college, who can now drive themselves to work or college would be a drain versus not doesn't make any sense. >> let me bring you back in, stooe steven. what is next, then, many legal analysts, people looking at this say governor brewer cannot block the eligibility program. what's next here? >> if anything, it's going to create more friction between the federal government and state government of arizona an

ice breakers. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> this is a vintage arizona state university shirt. way -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] i love the whole -- got the chick-fil-a and gay people are bad, gay appeal can't be parents. drunken father straps kid to the car hood. >> he's a romney supporter obviously. >> stephanie: obviously a romney supporter. family values person. >> you get bugs in your teeth and a lot of heat from the engine. >> stephanie: a man has been sentenced to 18 month for driving drunk with his three young children and another girl. some poor neighbor girl strapped to the hood of his car. he said quote-unquote i let alcohol make the difference for me. >> ya think? [ ding ding ] >> it takes some doing to strap someone down to the hood of your car. how drunk was he? that sounds like -- something more going on there. >> stephanie: here at the "the stephanie miller show," we believe children of the future clearly, particularly the ones who listen to the show. ♪ i believe that children are our future ♪ >> stephanie: lynn writes steph, my four young daughters and i list

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she went to law school at arizona state university before starting at democratic governor napolitano's office but she is on leave for the time-being. martha: lots to hear from both sides on this sorry. peter doocy, thank you very much. gregg: governor mitt romney is sure fired up these days and setting a new tone in the campaign. the republican candidate with tough words for the president and his re-election team. take a listen. >> so mr. president, take your campaign of division and anger and hate back to chicago and let us get about rebuilding and reuniting america. [cheers and applause] gregg: well those words coming after some controversial comments from vice president joe biden. the vp setting off a campaign firestorm if you will when he told a group of obama supporters in virginia this. >> we've got a real clear picture as tom pointed out. we have a real clear picture what they value. they said it. every republican voted for it. look what they value and their budget what they're proposing. romney wants, said in first 100 days he will let the big banks once again write their own r

[ ♪ music ♪ ] >> this is a vintage arizona state university shirt.ie miller. ♪ but you know i'm a liar ♪ ♪ ooh fire ♪ >> i love that little robin williams bit from 1980. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." 23 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. we continue right-wing world. greg on the five. >> we aren't santa claus. it is hard to run against santa claus. which is what you're dwog the democrats. you're running -- obama is santa claus but we're reality. they've got a show -- they've got to show that with santa's promise comes satan's -- >> stephanie: santa and satan? >> they have the same letters. see? >> stephanie: they both wear red. >> the way you get off a marginal show on the fox network which is at a crappy hour is you become a sociopath. you turn crazy and mean and then they'll give you a prime time slot. >> that's pretty much it. >> that's how he got it. >> stephanie: no one is watching at that hour. >> he used to do red eye. >> he still does red eye doesn't it? >> is it still on? >> stephanie: wait a minute. red. red. >> sata

joining me now is theoretical physicist from arizona state university, lawrence, author of a bestsellerrom nothing." we thank you for joining us via skype from australia. very cool. you watched the news conference along with us. we saw nasa officials get teary eyed. how exciting is this? >> it's amazing. it's exciting. it's so wonderful for not just the nasa people, but for everybody. it's like being on mars. and i've always said that, in fact. you don't need a human on mars, you just need a rover. and you look at those images. it looks like los angeles at sunset. >> so would life on mars look anything like life on earth? >> well, we don't know, of course. that's one of the reasons we send these things out, to first of all, discover if there is life on mars. i mean, it would be amazing if we do discover that, because it will mean, well, it won't -- it could mean several different things. it's most likely our cousins. because, in fact, we discovered the material goes between mars and the earth all the time. we discover mars rocks in antarctica. they get knocked out by meteors that hit th

are all sort of about voter fraud, but we have data here from the school of journalism of arizona state universitylection day which prompted 37 state legislatures to enact or consider tough voter i.d. laws is virtually non-existent, only century touch cases over a decade were reported. looks to me like voter suppression, looks to me like ringing in the election. what can a chunch like yours and the organization that you lead do about something like this? >> well, thank you very much. we certainly are trying to make the most out of a very terrible situation. we hate to call it partisan and hate to say that it's targeted, but it is what it is. but the faith community has a very strong opportunity using the power of the pulpit to be very organized to help our people get to the polls. what we attend to do with agencies i'm associated with and l&m, we try to give people the tools and inspiration so that they can take part in our democracy. in cleveland we have introduced a five-point plan. over the last three months we have been training individuals to be captains. we have about 50 captains on the grou

currenttv [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> this is a vintage arizona state university shirt. it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 1-800-steph-12. toll free from anywhere. jim on rnc convention week, i have -- in florida -- [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] i have a quote for you. who said i've watched the failure of those who favor extreme rhetoric over sensible compromise and i've seen those who saw the greatest success. as america prepares to pick our president for the next four years and as florida decides who will be the next president of the united states. who said that? >> stephanie: former governor charlie crist. >> meets -- [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: who said president obama has a strong record of doing what's best for america and florida and he built it by spending more time about what his decisions would mean for the people than for his political fortunes w.h.o. said that? >> mitch mcconnell? >> stephanie: bad guess. former governor charlie crist. check it out. [ applause ] >> stephanie: jeb bush on "meet the press." >> demographics are changing and

she works at the arizona state university in communications. she participated in the design development of civil dialogue at that university. it is a very full moral format -- formal format. it is performance studies classes. both public and in the classroom. i wonder if you can explain this to mean? years of the performance -- civility is a performance. we are asking people to perform a little bit. what is the nature of that? is this about blocking and smiling when someone yells at you? >> it does not hurt, i guess. i would be cautious to call it a performance. it gets to the idea that stability cannot be about manners. -- civility cannot be about manners. it is intended to produce knowledge, and to produce something. the point of the dialogue of civility is not necessarily to compromise but what do we come away with from this? we have designed a format. two people who have strong disagreements about a topic and there is an interesting central chair that may be dead and at some of the ideas we're talking about. the central chair is about, am i

mission for health. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> this is a vintage arizona state university shirt.> wow. >> stephanie: jelly doesn't matter. we have magic powers. 23 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. toll free from anywhere. another day another republican says something ridiculous! ridiculous! by the way, i was in columbus obviously, ohio. joe the plumber from ohio. just last friday -- joe who is neither joe nor a plumber. he said the way to solve legal immigration, put snipers on the fence and start shooting. just randomly. so there was that. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i have a little message for you joe about your plumbing business. you didn't build that because you're not a [ bleep ] plumber you moron. that's my little rant. >> wheel of right wing hypocrites. >> stephanie: paul ryan had to admit that is my signature on the letters begging for stimulus money. >> i forgot! it was me. >> stephanie: i don't know how that happened. embarrassing awkward. speaking of awkward oh, dear. long before he became one of the most -- the vocal critics of the idea that government spend cou

. >> reporter: he graduated from arizona state university with a degree in meteorology and wants to workvice says he loves this country, has worked hard and deserves fair treatment. >> i'm american. i've been in this country since i was -- since i was like a year old. i grew up with the ideals, the education system. i know what is required of me to succeed. >> reporter: when governor brewer issued the order, immediate anger. he says brewer's decision in the end may have nothing whatsoever. >> what she said has no effect on the process. i encourage everybody who believes they qualify to get moving and get the applications in. >> reporter: today the lines in phoenix and across the country were as long as ever. immigrants brought here as kids who consider themselves americans and want that recognized by law. now, the people gathered here today, they get that there's a lot of politics surrounding what they are doing in signing up for this process here. but they believe that another round of immigration talks will come. and they hope it will lead to something more permanent to this two-year p

she works at the arizona state university in communications. she participated in the design development of civil dialogue at that university. it is a very formal format. it is performance studies classes. both public and in the classroom. i wonder if you can explain this to mean? civility is a performance. we are asking people to perform a little bit. what is the nature of that? is this about blocking and smiling when someone yells at you? >> it does not hurt, i guess. i would be cautious to call it a performance. it gets to the idea that civility can be about manners. it is intended to produce knowledge, and to produce something. the point of the dialogue of civility is not necessarily to compromise, but what do we come away with from this? we have designed a format. two people who have strong disagreements about a topic and there is an interesting central chair that may be dead and at some of the ideas we're talking about. the central chair is about, am i undecided or neutral about this statement? we hold dialogues about a very controversial t

senior lecturer at the hugh downs school of human communication in arizona state university. art director of the empty space theater and associate director on initiative on innovative inquiry. particularly relevant to our discussion, she participated in the design development of civil dialogue at asu, originally designed by john jenette who i believe is in our audience tonight. it is a very formal format of civil communication. allows participants to discuss topics and performance study classes and you've been facilitating these kind of events since 2004 both public and in the classroom and i, you know, i wonder if you could, first explain this to me. it is, your scholar performance, i mean is this, i mean civility is a performance. we're asking people to act a little bit here. so, i mean, is that, i mean, what's the nature of that? is that all this is? is this just about blocking and smiling when someone yells at you? >> well it doesn't hurt i guess but i would be cautious to say that civility is a performance because i think it gets at the idea that civility can't just be a

states of arizona's mostly unconstitutional sb 1070 show me your papers law. the plank also calls for the federal government to withhold funding to universities that allow the dreamids, the undocumented students to get in state tuition and provides for are similar treatment the withholding of certain federal funding to sanctuary cities like, new york, and san francisco. i disagree with that. i don't think it is a way to appeal to latino voters. mitt romney needs latino voters. don't how to thin you think thk is also problematic? >> i think it is problematic. i look lieu the education lense and that is how i view immigration. there are two pieces of legislation. the smart jobs act right now and star act and both of them are giving or allowing american or foreign born american educated students who hold -- who hold degrees in science, technology, engineer,ing, math, those are the people we are trying to keep here in america. that will create competitiveness. then we have the children of the undocumented immigrants. why is it that we cannot offer them and allow them to reach their potential? why is it that we are somehow cutting them off? >> you know the argument th

states of arizona's mostly unconstitutional sb 1070 show me your papers law. the plank also calls for the federal government to withhold funding to universities that allow the dream kids, the undocumented students to get in state tuition and provides for are similar treatment the withholding of certain federal funding to sanctuary cities like, new york, and san francisco. i disagree with that. i don't think it is a way to appeal to latino voters. mitt romney needs latino voters. don't how to thin you think thk is also problematic? >> i think it is problematic. i look lieu the education lense and that is how i view immigration. there are two pieces of legislation. the smart jobs act right now and star act and both of them are giving or allowing american or foreign born american educated students who hold -- who hold degrees in science, technology, engineer,ing, math, those are the people we are trying to keep here in america. that will create competitiveness. then we have the children of the undocumented immigrants. why is it that we cannot offer them and allow them to reach their potential? why is it that we are somehow cutting them off? >> you know the argument

/mexico border, not giving federal funding to universities that allow in-state tuition for undocumented students, supporting arizona'sation laws for the entire country, this is a wild platform. >> what you would like to see instead is a comprehensive immigration solution and approach. comprehensive. i mean, we can build america. and we need immigrants. and we need the best and the brightest. and we need young spirit. but we need a comprehensive policy because it means something to be a citizen of america. >> look, i think part of what's so distressing to me in watching the party do this is, look, i actually do think that you need a healthy robust republican party. if democrats are the only, if they are just over here talking to themselves, then they -- the whole nature of democracy is the debate and the critique and the challenging one another. but if one of the parties is just gone off, then they are not contributing to the discourse. >> here's the thing about it, either party's platform. it is supposed to be a sock to the base and you ignore it once the election is over and then you go and govern. the difference th

arizona-style laws important the nation. and then also, this -- this specific plank in the platform that says that any university that offers in-statetion to undocumented students would then not be able to receive federal funding. it is spiteful and wrong and can parade as many latinos as then want out gop convention. if they keep pushing policies that are bad for the hispanic community, they are not going to see those voters in november. >> patricia, what will this mean for romney and ryan in the vote this november? >> i think that it means that mitt romney has slicing and dicing to do. this is what's happening behind the scenes with the republican party. it is on c-span which i watched all day today. this is mostly done behind the scenes. what romney wants to do is appeal to independent voters. he will have to find a way to keep the base of his party together and t make no mistake, this committee is the base of the base. most conservative of the conservative activists in the republican party, passing the policy of the republican party much of which he is not 100% in line with. he needs to keep them with him and still win independe

university of texas. good morning to you. >> good morning, craig. >> we have seen nebraska do it, arizona do it. which statee obama administration's wishes? >> you know, we're going to see close to two dozen states that put forward anti-immigration legislation since 2010 probably follow suit. arizona is always in the leader of the pack. so we are going to see the same states that did copy cat laws of sb 1070. they are showing the president that you may put this federal policy into place, but as states, we still have the prerogative to oversee what residents of our states get in terms of taxpayer funded benefits. for example, instate tuition, driver licenses. they still want it assert their power. >> how big of a problem will this potentially be for the administration? >> it is a very big problem because it reminds the latina electorate that this is just a band-aid. that the bigger problem of immigration reform has not been tackled. so by brewer coming forward, highman coming forward, it says, hey, you haven't solved the problem and even deeper, he broke a promise. a broke a promise on a full scale surgery,

arizona compared to, say, massachusetts. >> well, for example, one area with a great deal of controversy is, are they eligible for in-state tuition at state colleges and universitiest said, yes, they will be eligible. then the same day said, no. that is obviously a point of contention. i don't think the matter is settled for good. driver's licenses is another area of contention. the governor seems to say, no, the federal government may say yes. if there's any message from the supreme court decision, it's that each of these policies, driver's licenses, in-state tuition, will have to be evaluated separately and determined whether state or federal law trumps. >> so, then, with regard to the in-state tuition, with regard to the licenses, does it sound like arizona, itself, is a tad confused? and if so, how does this get cleared up? >> well, i don't think arizona or the governor is confused at all. they are trying to deny these newly semi-legal citizens -- these individuals, these young people who were born outside the united states, brought here illegally, but raised in the united states, law-abiding people. the government of arizona is not at all confused in wanting

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