and, by the way, they called themselves tea baggers originally. but i'm for taking them on mano y mano. as long as they don't bring their automatic weapons this time. i think we should go right at them here. and i'm sorry you feel that different points of views are wimpy but that's how. guest: they call these folks tea baggers because in fact the people who go out do call themselves tea baggers, because this was basically moddled after the boston tea party, which is something that this country was founded on a tax revolt and you've got a big revolt against high taxes and big government right now. we know from the pundit polls that there's a lot of unrest in this country. i think president obama has a responsibility to stop polarizing this country right now, try to pull us back together. and by continuing to talk about government run health care, cap and trade, you're going to have massive amounts of protest until that kind of behavior in washington stops. guest: i don't think anything justifies showing up with automatic weapons and with signs sayi

let's go -- >> stop the tea baggers stop top the tea baggers!elf -- >> for everyone we have heard today, let's get the job done. you have been really, really patient. you have been incredible. thank you so very much. >> oh, my leg! i need a doctor. my leg. i have good insurance. [ cheers and applause ] >> don't worry, he's all right. jake byrd, everybody. jake, thanks for coming. >> hi. >> real quick, jake. i didn't know -- why do you care so much about healthcare reform, i had no idea. >> first of all, michael jackson got killed by a doctor. and secondly, can i tell you about a healthcare horror story. i went to the doctor's and he told me to take my pants off, which was fine, but he was my dentist. >> jake byrd, everybody. we'll be right back with jennifer connolly. this is lisa and jackson. they told us they wanted a laptop with.... - jackson: speed. - lisa: a big hard drive. and a good gaming computer. ...for under $1500. we told them, "you find it, you keep it." - let's check these out. - this is nice. - yeah. - let's go see the macs. these

. >> explain to the people what you mean by tea baggers.you -- do your kids watch this show? . i want to speak without being interrupted. >> you are being vulgar on national television. >> let's give -- let might explain, all right. >> if this was directly from the white house, government sponsored, i would be right there calling out concern for this but this wasn't this was some teacher in some school, somewhere in this great united states of ours that taught the kids a song, listen, let's talk about where this is coming from it is coming from rush limbaugh calling barack obama a nazi, parallels to the nazi youth movement along the blog go sphere, glenn beck calling the president a racist, folks lead the charge, all their lack kiss on talk radio, mark levin, laura ingram, fired up, bloggers involved and absolutely silly, a new story would be the controversy in texas, they really are trying to indoctrinate texas where they are trying to indoctrinate children by writing out evolution in favor of creationism or civil war heroes or writing civ

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and to help mark the occasion the harford county executive david craig served as honorary grocery bagger at the store in bel air. throughout the day cashiers at all registers to accept donations to help fill the shelves of local food bank. >> for the last 10 years the cooperative and its members donated more than $20 million to local food banks in the communities it serves. >> we're told the shop rite part -- partners in caring program serves more than 40 charitable agency the. >>> stocks ended lower despite the fed's latest assessment of the improved economy. >>> don't know for sure yet in it's going to happen. but buying a wii system may soon become cheaper. tech blog and gadget says the popular gaming console which cost $250 since its 2006 launch could be selling for $200 beginning sunday. and gadget posted what it says is a leaked memo from best buy talking about the price drop. there is no word yet from nintendo. stay tuned on that one. >>> and working to help you in these tough economic times. on our web site today, the 10 habits today of successful tight wads. plus, successful way

they were guest baggers at the store.ount washington pediatric hospital. >> i put the milk on top of the eggs. oh, no. >> it is 6:21. another check on weather and traffic. >> powerful hurricanes threaten a popular mexican a result. we will have the latest aspect jimena makes landfall. do you think local governments need to get involved to help trim down the number of obese children? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv. com. >> an accident in all and smell on -- owings mills. west of saratoga is still closed at green street. here is another problem spot. one of the growth road has some cattle on the road. be careful. southbound i-95 at white marsh is building volume. that is the latest. over to you. >> the sunshine is making its way up. it is rising at 6:36. we will see plenty of it. mostly sunny today. 62 downtown. 55 on the eastern shore. around 64 your bus stop forecast this morning. around 75 this afternoon going home from school. tropical storm erica is just ahead. >> hurricane jimena is battling the input ba

to put it on the mor mass of pe in red states that they are bad and racist and tea baggers, it is starting minds, wait a second, i'm so nice, why are you attacking me? people are coming to the tea parties. they want to show an expression of their decency. there is a band playing behind me. people are hugging each other. people airing shirts with american flags. and the only evil is like the lhasa apso wearing american flag t-shirts. you don't dress dogs. >> glenn: don't let peta know about that. >> you brought up the media and this is a good point because we have seen it this week. you have been instrumental in helping break the news through a new website of yours, biggovernment.com. you helped with getting video for me for the van jones thing. you were on that right along with us. now, with the acorn you are leading the way on that. have you seen this before to this degree? >> i actually am going to speak with people who are experts in words to find something harsher than complicit. i don't have words to describe what transpired this week. the van jones story doesn't get covered until he

. -- a grocery baggers. it was all part of a fund-raiser for a good cause.e were talking with customers and backing baas. -- backing bags. 5% of today's net sales of at -- at whole foods will go to a pediatric hospital. >> a growing number of 4-year- old are showing up in school in baltimore city this year because the district has increased the number of spaces it has for pre-kindergarten students, which is great news. but with the progress, comes another challenge. >> year is the issue. the district has added almost 1000 pre-k seats this year, but there's a good chance that may not be enough and that has left some parents of bit on edge. >> there are more than two wondered pre-k programs throughout the city, serving over -- than 200 pre kate programs throughout the city, serving over 5000 students. in one school, they went from 20 to 40 seats this year. barbara brown showed up to try to enroll her at 2 -- four-year- old grandson's. >> we do not have enough seats to bring in every single 4-year- old in the city. and by law, we have to offer the seats to the

baggers in town here a couple weeks ago running around with posters that made barack obama look likew, i didn't see -- >> that's nasty stuff. >> it's nasty stuff. >> this is -- this is disturbing, david, in the sense that kids go to school. they're not there to be indoctrinated. it sure looks like it. >> we both agree this should not have happened. the secondary question, now, becomes, how big a deal is this and should people be using this to, you know, fuel the fires that they're already burning on other fronts? this has nothing to do -- >> are you saying they shouldn't see this? shouldn't be on the internet? >> of course they should see it. this shouldn't happen again. i mean, when it comes to what's happening in the world at large, what this little two-minute video from a classroom in new jersey really is not that significant. >> you and i can talk about iran and what their facility is all about, but parents who have kids who are 6 and 7 years old, i sent them to teach them about god, conservative traditionalists. they see this on the internet and say, what's going on in our schoo

. -- tea bagger. we are going have over $17 trillion in debt.i can he help done a miserable job all around. host: "politico" writes that obama touts reform. "in advance of the economic summit in pittsburgh, the president call a for regulatory reform legislation that has been languishing on capitol hill." "part of his message seemed to be aimed at americans when they find themselves wondering why he is planning to spend most of next week hobnobbing with world leaders at the un and in pittsburgh while historic health care reform legislation is that a critical state in congress. attempting to close gaps in regulation around the world, that will be one of the big topics." in "appear heard post-gazette -- "the pittsburgh post-gazette," obama called it a city that is a model for the future. "if there is any precedent that might sympathize with the thousands of protesters expected to flood pittsburg, it would be the one who used to be a community organizer. the president said he was not an advocate of mass protests, such as the ones planned for this we

tonight, glenn beck is trying to turn september 28th into a day of fast and prayer for his 9/12 tea baggersember 28 is already a day of fast and prayer. i think that's what it says on the calendar. my special guest, craig ferguson as sarah palin gives a speech to chinese communist. no freedom loving americans allowed. >>> and eyebrows raised by a joke about a monkey. now your card comes with a way to plan for what matters to you. introducing blueprint. blueprint is free and only for chase customers. it lets you choose what purchases you want to pay in full to avoid interest...with full pay. and those you split... you decide how to pay over time. if having a plan matters. chase what matters. create your own blueprint at chase.com/blueprint. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. >>> craig ferguson to talk about why sarah palin wants to talk to chinese communists. first, words that may liberate a nation. glenn beck tries to steal yom kippur. next

tonight, glenn beck is trying to turn september 28th into a day of fast and prayer for his 9/12 tea baggersy a day of fast and prayer. i think that's what it says on the calendar. my special guest, craig ferguson as sarah palin gives a speech to chinese communists. no freedom loving americans allowed. >>> and eyebrows raised by a joke about a monkey. ♪ take me home ♪ take me home ♪ to my family ♪ ♪ i need to be surrounded by ♪ the ones who care for me [ female announcer ] clean you can see. softness you can feel. tide with a touch of downy. ♪ take me home >>> craig ferguson to talk about why sarah palin wants to talk to chinese communists. first, words that may liberate a nation. glenn beck tries to steal yom kippur. >>> sarah palin to give a speech to chinese communists. no american media involved. remember, country first. that's next. the fro if he issor and his group put together a minute-long video criticizing the blue dog democrat. about half taken 40 from may comment. they never contacted me. we will be asking them the remove the video. as important, mr. quigley never contact me for c

government healthcare and let their voices be heard across the country, they're labeled angry mobs and tea baggers and now domestic terrorists. gun-toting radicals: do these look like gun-toting radicals to you? as more and more people stand up, they will only continue to paint those people into the bad guys, and here is the most disturbing thing yet. while they are doing that, they have used the n.e.a. to make propaganda with your tax dollars. we have the audio of a call coming from the white house, where they are saying, hey, now, listen, just push the president and his agenda a little bit, push the administration. what? on top of that, they're now indoctrinating our children. we showed you all kinds of video this week. start with this one, the story of stuff. >> well, let's start with the government. now, my friends tell me i should use the tank to symbolize the government. that's true in many countries and increasingly in our own. after all, more than 50% of our federal tax money is going to the military, but i need a person to symbolize the government because i hold true to the vision and val

and i certainly won't be bringing racist, overtly hateful placards and signs every time these tea baggers get together. and what are not genuine grass roots movements by any means. they're well-financed and orchestrated by consulting firms with clear ties to the republican party that you on this show have done a good job of demonstrating. >> cleve jones, activist, great friend of harvey milk. great to have your insight on this. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> in some states are conservative politicians cutting off their noses to spite their faces by opposing health reform? there is some appalling news today about some of the red states, which shows that if reform doesn't pass, those states are going to want their proverbial noses back. that's next. chocolatey taste in 60 calories? ♪ ♪ oh, so delicious who cares? jell-o sugar free pudding. every diet needs a little wiggle room. garth, you're up. hold on, i'm at capitalone.com picking a photo... for my credit card. here's one from my prom. oh, what memories. how 'bout one from our golf outing? ( shouting ) i know, maybe one of my f

but unfortunately this has been taken over by this fringe tea bagger component that's led by the rush limbaughs and the glenn beck's of the republican party who really believe that if you can't afford something, then you do not deserve it. that certainly applies to health care. so, you know, at the end of the day, there are no government programs that can help these people. there are no private charities that can help these people. because if there were, we wouldn't have this problem. we're having this debate precisely because the current system is broken. >> now congressman cantor, finding himself talking to constituents about health care for the first time, also said he thinks that more uninsured people should take advantage of government programs, run by government bureaucrats, something he usually inveighs against. is he even listening to his own answers on this thing? intellectual consistency isn't the strong suit of republican. but i'm sure that the republicans would be more than -- work to bolster them to truly solve this health care crisis. >> and he complained today about the

these tea baggers, i saw that clown you had on last night this mark williams guy calling president obaman indonesian muslim and a welfare thug. goodness gracious. now, you know, william f. buckley pushed the crazies out of the republican movement in the '50s. somebody today in the 21st century has to do the same. there's a responsible dissent in the republican movement. but it's being hijacked by a small number of lunatic who's have taken this over. >> is there more here, deeper opposition to president obama because there were plenty of things that president bush did in the latter years of his administration which upset genuine conservatives which, you know, busted the budget for future years or the deficit. >> if that's the case, then where was this deep-seated, you know, subtext during the election? when all of america, a lot of america was looking at barack obama as a unifier. and, you know, we didn't see the divisions then. he was the same guy then. race wasn't an issue then. it's policy that has done this. and guess what? maybe the democrats have got it wrong. maybe america doesn't

or what jimmy carr said about this, the tea baggers, 's always going to with us?> in some rm it is, and in some cases we needo sound the alarm. in other cases i st think there are bigger fish to fry >> ifill: bigger fisho fry matt welch? >> at i would encourage peoe to do while continuing to lk for legitimatexpresses or ilgitimate expressions of racism in a untry torn by the issue and by the existce of it in times pas also keep an open mindbout taking people at their word about what ty're taing abou thene way that i see this discussion has been somhat corrosive or the pontial to be corrosives that people have been actively usi the sort of broad brush of thanti-obama protesterss all birthers or, you knowracists or whatever as a way to not listen to what ey're actually protesting an saying. it's a way to deletimize people from the bate. i think tat's unfortunate and itoesn't lead to a kind of advancing of any kind of discussion. so lancing those things is an possible task, and we're pa of that prosright here and we shoulcontinue it but keep an open md of actually li

tonight, glenn beck is trying to turn september 28th into a day of fast and prayer for his 9/12 tea baggersptember 28 is already a day of fast and prayer. i think that's what it says on the calendar. worsts ahead. my special guest, craig ferguson as sarah palin gives a speech to chinese communist. no freedom loving americans allowed. when rayann chandler please joins you, the eyebrows raised as there is a joke about a monkey at the values voter summit in d.c. announcer: cialis asks, when is it time to get out of those tubs? when we want. when we're in the mood. it's our choice. announcer: today, guys with erectile dysfunction can be ready with another dosing option from cialis. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. so relax and take your time. tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. don't drink alcohol in excess with

and i certainly won't be bringing racist overtly hateful placards and signs every time these tea baggers get together. and what are not genuine grass roots movements by any means. they're well-financed and orchestrated by consulting firms with clear ties to the republican party that you on this show have done a good job of demonstrating. >> cleve jones, activist, great friend of harvey milk. nice to have your insight. >>> in some states are conservative politicians cutting off their noses to spite their faces by opposing health reform? there is some appalling news today about some of the red state, which shows that if reform doesn't pass, those states are going to want their proverbial noses back. that's next. without energy. without energy. we have all this energy here in the u.s. we have wind. we have solar, obviously. we have lots of oil. i think natural gas is part of the energy mix of the future. i think we have the can-do. we have the capability. we have the technology. the solutions are here. we just need to find them here. [ thunder rumbles ] what is the sign of a good decision?

is that the tea bagger's idea of liberty, mr. speaker? i don't believe that it is. but that is the great debate we are having in this country. there are people in this country who will end up on one side of that fence or the other. and the side that president obama and the democrats have been pushing is to sigh that -- say that when you go bankrupt because you got sick or someone in your family got sick, you are less free. you have less options. there are others who say, who are trying to kill health care reform, who say you go bankrupt, tough luck. we'd rather have the concept of of liberty, the concept of freedom, but our job when we come to washington and make laws and reforms is to actually take these ideas that the founding fathers have given us, that are writin all over these buildings, all over washington, d.c., and state capitals all over the country, and that our kids read about in the history books and on the computer, that they -- when they are implemented, those definitions mean something. and this health care reform will make american citizens more free

those are the speeches that republicans are making bolton inside the party and at those giant tea baggersere 65,000, that a million, 65,000 came to this nation's capital. this is the problem. danny can talk all he wants about how the poll are showing that we might lose some seats in the hoist. right now the voice of the republican party, yes, it is glenn beck, sean hannity and rush limbaugh. about the environment, about the international role. the republican party will have to pay for it somehow. >> my counsel to you, my friend, would be to talk about the policies this administration, they can use all the help they can get. they aren't selling them very well and the american people are rejecting it. as opposed to attacking republicans, should you look at the fact you have a filibuster proof majority. you control every facet of government. you are losing jobs. you made an uncreditably poor decision with regard to missile defense in eastern europe and your health care plan yurg cap in trade plan, unionization of small business, all of those are widely rejected by the electorate as a hole. >

i also find it that the tea baggers are not just simple patriotic american spirit i am also a simple patriotic american. they are the remnants of what this sergeant was. guest: thank you for that. you know, there is a chapter in the book that is a little bit analogous to this, called "backlash in boston." it occurs around 1976 when senator kennedy has to confront the controversy in the boston over busing. and he feels genuine and besempy with these parents so angry have the kids taken out of school and moved but at the same time he wants to promote progressive policies. and that the majority goes into a crowd and was confronted by screaming and at one point later he is chased by an angry mob and he has to have often to the subway. car tires are slashed. what is remarkable about the chapter is you can see a political leader trying to reconcile his own beliefs with the frustration of his constituents. a very powerful chapter because you can see politics at work. it is not easy stuff. you'll have to maintain the right tone. i think senator kennedy understood that. it is interesting beca

birthers, tea baggers, and finally, accusing them of acting like brownshirt nazis.h me now is a fox news contributor. it is stunning. she breaks down in tears almost, and her point is a good one, but to blame it on one side without taking responsibility, when she begins her remarks by saying we have to take responsibility? >> i have the same thought you did. if she would have stopped after the first sentence, that people should tone it down and people should be disturbed by this rhetoric, i would have agreed with her. he pointed out, in this press conference, as well as in this fund raising letter, she suggested that this may lead to violence. one of the things we need to do is take a look at the big picture on this. the number of democratic elected officials who have been using very incendiary rhetoric, whereas on the other side, -- and it is still a small number -- you see people at town hall meetings saying things and carrying signs that i believe is over , but these are not alone -- these are not government officials. megyn: nancy pelosi and steny hoyer wrote an

he will take 3, but he takes the one out two-bagger.no is hitting over .340 against the nationals this year. >> rob: i thought you would say 3,000. >> bob: it only teams that way. >> rob: we talked about hitting your spot. that change-up is up in the zone. victorino jumps all over it. and pulls up. he was looking like he was going for 3, as bob said you pick up the 3rd base coach, he stops you at second. >> bob: he has 11 triples and leads the league with born of houston. there's a good baseball man, sam, the pride of george washington university. >> rob: he was one of my coaches to world championship team in cincinnati. excellent coach. big on fundamentals. works the defense too when they are doing their defensive drills. >> he will manage again. chase utley. he's the fourth best in the league. >> rob: has the big shift on. 3 infielders on the right side of infield. off speed, 2-0. >> rob: there you see it. 1, 2, 3. 11 year veteran, kulpa has the pleat. scott at first. ester brook at second and mills at third.  

but it is a two-bagger. >> jim: he hooks it and hits it so hard.e middle of the plate. there is brignac. a rangy kid who is used to playing shortstop, playing second base tonight even though he is playing in the position there with the shift on against luke scott that is is a little ted williams there. i don't care where you play. >> gary: here is matt wieters. a runner on at second now and matt wieters, and that is going to be a foul ball, but it is to the very last row of the stands and up above the height of the fair pole. >> jim: this is where you get a little lucky if you're jeff neimann. in the only in batting practice, and once again you get to work with terry crowley, pie has done it, wieters, that arm gets through the strike zone very quickly and now he comes back with something else so the swing is getting a lot get better and the experience level has a lot to do with it. >> gary: he is going to hit some home runs before his day is done, matt wieters. he has just continually been on the uptick from hitting the ball harder, taking it the o

if you look at the tea baggers, he's not even american, if you look at the sentiment out there, of course we understand it would be difficult for the obama white house to come out and say yeah, because he looks like a victim crying in his beer, so to speak, but at the same time, why is it that we put the burden of proof upon him when we know that this nation has been built upon so much racial inequality, and it continues to exist in our own time? >> let me read you both something that maureen dowd wrote in her column this week. and she's talking about the incident at the speech before the joint session of congress. the normally nonchalant barack obama looked nonplussed as pelosi was behind surrounded by middle-aged white guys, a seep ya snapshot of days when they ran washington like their own men's club. joe wilson yelled "you lie" at a president who didn't. but fair or not, what i heard was an unspoken word in the air, "you lie, boy." frank, did you hear that word? >> absolutely not. the anger is not directed just towards barack obama. it's directed towards members of congress. it's dire

it, and to put it on, to put people in red states, somehow they are bad and racist, they are tea-baggerss mind and wait a ii, i'm so nice, why are you attack me, this is one of the reasons why people are coming to the tea parties, wanting to show an expression of their decency and it's not a crazed group of people. there is a band behind me and people are hugging each other and wearing shirts with american flags and the only evil i can see are these lhasa apsos, wearing american flag t-shirt, don't dress dogs. >> people that don't dress -- don't dress dogs, don't let peta know, this is a good point, you have been in instrumental in helping -- the new web site, biggovernment.com, you helped with getting video for me for the van jones thing and you were on that, right along with us. and, now, the acorn, leading the way on that. is the media complicit? i mean, have you ever seen this before? you are in the media, have you ever seen this before, to this degree? >> i actually am going to speak with an entomologist, people who are -- looking for a word to find something, harsher than complicit

. >> it will be a three-bagger. let me show you what's going on.e rain is out there, also the wind is behind that. here's cleveland, cle, notice the showers moving in towards pittsburgh and buffalo. behind it there's more scattered activity. it's going to be the wind that will get you today. the windshield will get in towards new york city metro. chicago, winds gusting to 50 miles per hour this afternoon. then wind for the rest of these cities, rob. more in a little bit. the bomb between one teacher and student goes way beyond the classroom. decided to give him a kidney. how would you like to come face to face with a grizzly bear? stay any 2, 3, or 4 nights between september 13th and november 22nd, and you can earn double, triple, or even quadruple points when you pay with your mastercard card. triple-a members can get even more. better values, best western. for details, visit bestwestern.com. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. excuse me a sec. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm

i'm a tea bagger. i broke my back in 1970. i was uninsured. we paid that bill off.it took a few years. we paid it off. host: we'll leave it there. appreciate the input. new york city on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the insurance industry are like car insurance. i do believe you should be able to have preexisting conditions. the insurance companies have to make money. they are not going to make money by just giving any type of coverage to anybody. i am looking at the list. i think the list just doesn't make any sense. if i've been in one, two, three car accidents. an insurance company might look at my record and say, we don't know if we can insurance you at a reasonable rate, we are going to have to charge you. i don't think it is right to expect to pay the same amount of money as somebody who has never been sick. i don't believe denying people for basic regular things like acne. host: we'll continue on this topic for the next 20 minutes or so. we'll wave in some other topics. the front page of the "washington post," it says hos

those are the people that are out there with the t baggers,. they have a sign that says bury obam with kennedy. that is nasty. i believed everything that ex- president carter has said. this is nasty. >> -- caller: our cheap on the reservation would say that racism is an excuse to fail. these people coming out and saying that this is racism, that is the pot calling the kettle black. they are an alligator, all-out with no bite. thank you. host: georgia, linda. caller: i believe with the last caller. i have a great respect for the native american culture. they were wiped out. it does not get addressed in schools or anything. also i think that there are some early racist people in the republican party. i have a neighbor that walked by my house monday, he said he hated obama and wanted to kill him. that shocked me, because i had an obama sticker on my car. i am getting to the point where i am getting fed up with all of them. he said that he wanted to get the lobbyists out of the white house, but they are still there. senator dick durbin has been the

e ckas 42 two baggers an ranked sixth in thaguein doubles.y good number and nick is the leading orioles' player in multihit games. he's got 50. that is the ninth best in the american league. >> jim: and, remember, rick dempsey has had three hits tonight, so maybe one time they will be right. >> gary: down to first base and longoria has it and it is a long throw and a nice stretch by aybar. longoria has made two. two fantastic plays. >> jim: 13 errors on the year. i have to imagine they're on either plays that he ranges that most guys don't get to or throwing, but he just makes them look routine. the ball is hit sharply, but they play right down there, and, again agreat read. that is the longest throw the first baseman is going to make. aybar digs it out. >> gary: big plays. brian roberts is forced to stay at second base. mora hassed a a single. 1-3 and a run score fled the ballgame. he will foul that one back. an rbi opportunity for melvin. get set right there. >> jim: you have to throw, that back foot and the ball in, of course, you play it

i am a tea bagger.am upset and feel obama is trying to replace doctors by post office workers. >> how would you react to that? i want to respect your caller but frankly that's a silly comment. we need physicians. we need particularly primary care physicians. one of the things healthcare reform needs to do is i am pruft supply. good morning. >> my experience with postal workers is that they earn their keep and are notover paid. i just want to comment on the moral issue. referring to the letter, my question is why shouldít receig healthcare depend upon whether somebody either providing it or financing it can make a profit on it? guest: there's no question that the healthcare system like much of our economy can make a profit off the healthcare system i'm going to leave that question to somebody else the census bureau released numbers showing the number of people rose again. the numbers are much higher because of the unemployment rise. that 46.3 million figure is more of the combined population of 24 state