joining the discussion today bob barr and joy-ann reid and the "dy lay beast" randall lane. we begin with a story that's getting national attention because of the heinous nature of the crime. a deadly, unprovoked attack on a young man who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. four atlanta teens have been arrested in the brutal murder of 18-year-old bobby tillman. police say he was just walking by when the suspects jumped him and repeatedly stomped and kicked him until he was unconscious. nbc tom traung is following the story from atlanta, what prompted this? >> at this point what authorities are saying is that he was leaving a party, a massive house party on saturday night, 80 teenagers. outside a fight between two girls and authorities say as the girls were fighting, they hit one of the teenage boy that was walking by. that teenager said he wasn't and he couldn't hit a girl, so he said he was going to hit the next boy that he saw. apparently, tillman was the next boy that he saw and he was walking across the street and as he did so, he was hit by that te

ben chandler is running against andy barr.here are perils to be a first- time incumbent. >> he's not a first-time incumbent. he was elected in the special in 2004. we didn't ben chandler would be in trouble at all. i mean six months ago a year ago. the republicans spent some money on andy barr. he's a former deputy chief counsel under governor ernie fletcher who was rather unpopular. he's an attorney. this is a district that is... was a 43% obama district. so itit is a conservative district with conservative voters. republican voters. andy barr is doing very well. it is a good indicator of how big the wave is. ben chandler may still win. does he squeak it out? does he win comfortably or does andy barr pull an upset? ben chandler voted for the stimulus and cap-and-trade but not for health care. a lot of republicans tell me they only need one, certainly two. if they have all three they have a winner argument here. this has turned into a tough race. a blue dog democrat who wasn't supposed to have a hard race is having one. >> ifi

then don barr. but for the game of the week which will kick off our high school coverage. lot to our website wbaltv.com and cast your vote. who says they cannot get a deal done with a new congress in washington? donovan mcnabb got the best deal in washington. he agreed to a five-year contract extension. they will get one deal done this year. much more on that as well as tonight parks even when we see you tonight at 11:00 p.m. your seven-day forecast straight ahead. the >> the family of a local soldier killed when you're go in afghanistan is speaking out against plans for returning veterans. we continue to fall the latest in prince george's county were. around arrests made today to an ongoing corruption investigation. these and more >> we dodge a the rain today. >> so far. >> we have it tomorrow, it gets out of here wednesday, after that temperatures cool off. for most of the seven days, a typical mid-november weather and perhaps snow in the mountains thursday night. the weekend before thanksgiving, how about that, dry. >> wow. >> restart try and finish cool and wet. some r

andy barr is with plea. what's the arrest hassest from the hill?saw pelosi out there doing a ceremonial event for vet trains day not taking question, considering questions about the scramble, but we've got an increasingly tense situation right now between steny hoyer and jim clyburn? >> reporter: that's right. some of the opponents, pelosi, kind ever the leadership structure that existed before, are asking democrats to slow down the process right now. schedules to vote next week. that, of course, would favor those head leadership posts in the last congress, specifically pelosi, hoyer. so right now they're asking peter fazio and others, slow things down, point out they're still trying to process what happened last week and until they fully process that, they shouldn't move forward with electing new leaders. >> i wanted to play a little of hillary clinton's interview. she was in australia and talk and "nightline "asked about the analogy of what happened to bill clinton in 1994 and whether president obama should move to the middle. this was her respon

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. >>> this comes to us from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. one couple thought memories of their wedding faded years ago. they couldn't afford their wedding photos. the photographer's son ended up helping them sift through thousands of negatives and they luckily found them. right there. they said it was easy thanks to her mary tyler moore flip and his slicked back elvis hair hairstyle, which i think is funny. looking back on old wedding photographs and think similar to that, even though now it's -- >> lynn, i'm embarrassed to admit, we never got our photos. keep saying we're going to do it. >> you are a real life -- i. can so relate to that. i don't know if the guy exists anymore. i need to contact him. >> how is this possible? >> i don't know. >> we're going to get on with this right now. i'm lynn berry and this is nbc "early today" today, on your nbc station. >>> for one town in the czech republic, chess isn't a game to be taken lightly. the world's heaviest chess set made its move into the record books. in total, the decorated block and whi

how you could put a wanted persoo behind barr. >>> live in high-definition from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >>> good evening. i'm jeff abell. >>> i'm karen parks. >>> tonight some baltimore residents are relieved after police makk an arrest in a >> melinda roeder live with more. >>reporter: several people havv been targeted here in remmington and nearby charles village.. the suspects would 31 approach victims as they were getting in and out of their cars and rob them at gunpoint, in most cases getting away with >> i couldn't believe it. >>reporter: police have arrested two teenagers they believe are responsible for a string of car-jackings. severallhere near the intersection. >> it was almost as if these young men appeared from nowhere. they would appear geeerally when someone was getting in or out of a car and then they would take that car along with everything lse. >>reporter: cell phones and money have been stolen. some of the crimes took place in the parly evening, even in broad 31 daylight. >> it's very scary. they were armed. they were young. >>reporter:

however recent results indicate they're doing their best to get rid of that reputation and robert barr the neon has more. gloves off time to fight this used to be quite a common way of settling scores for the most school region side beaches with many considering them as just a team of tough guys although things seem to be changing with new coach and green azura still sitting at the very bottom of the cage shelf stable but he does have already managed to claim victory schoolwork a chilled giants so i want you life and middle men get the boys had rough go i want the team to play tough and physical soccer but not divide the rules give you role play to the limit but try not to let your teammates down getting a penalty that's what any plan must always keep in mind first of all we play for our fans who want to see their team and when but not just beat their opponents down . may sound surprising after looking through an deserves profile do it he's in the chilled career the thirty six year old was considered the only russian guy in the league and a good one or that. as soon as it came to kill

formula one team is to be rebranded as virgin bracing for more on this we can now live to artie's tom barr to tom what can you tell us about the super car maker mary see how it managed to get itself into one of the most new could be sporting events in the world. well yes kerry seem to rather exploded onto the scene let's start with the man behind the company or one of the co-owners of the company nicholai for menko a huge figure within russian racing a distinguished russian race driver and also the host of the russian version of the television motor show top gear this company. which is a coach it is a super car maker it's revealed already some very high performance cars and next year iran's waiting with bated breath because it does announce that early next year it will unveil its first f one car probably under stock under construction in the u.k. so there. as the company itself it has a factory in moscow it wants to build more front choose a new europe the company itself wants to build commercial cars as well as super cars but now it has moved further into that glamorous sports of air worn

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rig explosion now coverage of the disaster has virtually disappeared from america's press and as bob barr now joins us he wrote a book on the catastrophe he tells all t. that nothing has changed with industry regulation and the problems are still there . six months ago the worst environmental disaster took place in the u.s. the b.p. oil spill unleashing more than two hundred million gallons of oil into the gulf coast how could this disaster have been prevented and why has this story fallen from the front pages joining me now to talk more about this topic is bob cavanaugh our author of disaster on the horizon and c o of a look at technologies thank you very much for sitting down to speak with r.t. happy to be here mr cavanaugh are you say that the b.p. oil spill was not an accident it was a tragedy that didn't have to happen why did it happen the problem with the industry has and has had for years is that it's essentially been on regulated in the us our regulations are our self and forced we sort of to the government that we're doing what we're supposed to be doing there are very few inspe

roger barr thanks very much indeed for bringing us the details from bangkok. to other stories now u.s. and afghan officials are trying to downplay a potential fallout between the two countries this comes after president hamid karzai slammed washington's war tactics in afghanistan karzai demanded the u.s. led coalition reduce its military operations in the country he also called for an ans to night raids against suspected taliban commanders which often result in civilian casualties but the u.s. state secretary hillary clinton says the surgical strikes are key to winning the war the exchange of statements comes just days before crucial nato summit where the alliance expected to set a deadline for anding combat operations in afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but as r.t. has john hodges rip. port's america's rules of engagement are in the only sane troubling the afghan president. thirty eight billion dollars have been poured into afghanistan by the u.s. since the two thousand and one invasion to bolster security and economic development a significant chunk

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after all he loves his nutty barres and junk food. he's quite serious about the junk food diet.lost 30 pounds eating this stuff. >> tv show. >> he's been on national tv and online talking about eating junk in moderation. >> nestle crunch bar, kit kat. i've talked to people from ireland, nory, india. >> reporter: it's carefully counting calies and documenting everything from thos nutty bars to everything else >> it's all documented carefully to makesure he's not overeating and he's lost all the weight by doing it in moderation. >> i try to cut down on fast food but it's not working. >> it's fine. it's okay to eat fatty fast food if you count calories. >> i eat when i get there and eat when i leave. >> repter: again, fine, the diet works as long as you are counting. what's the future of the junk food diet? he's recently branched out into potato chips. remember, he only dropped the 30 pounds by eati junk in moderation. the nutty professor says he's not ruling out turning his big loss into a book deal. >> that's been discussed. not formally working on anything at this time. >> yeah,

. >>> a political comeback for barr topinka. >> mark kirk won over alexi giannoulias. >> here in illinois will be your governor. >> bill brady is not going to concede just yet. >> it's important that we let this process move forward in an organized way and allow all the ballots to be counted. >> ballots from 27 precincts are being counted now inside this warehouse. and all over the state election officials are still counting and tabulating. >> more photos of the day can be found on wgntv.com. >>> coming up: blackhawks had their hands full tonight against a team that's won only a couple of games. >>> and a bulls big man spending come on, kids, come inside. the droid 2. a lightning-fast keyboard, a turbo-texting, web-jetting super you. the droid x. a 4.3-inch screen. summon movies and games at your command. now buy a droid 2 by motorola for $149.99 and get any phone free. ♪ doggie in my chair is not thrilling me... ♪ [ whistle ♪ woof, woof [ sniffs ] ♪ boots fit well but they are killing me ♪ [ groans ] ♪ oh, something on this bed's got the funky smell ♪ ♪ oh, no [ sniffs ] ♪ all this milde

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bullish and aggressive prosecution decided to dig in to the other side's dirty laundry and remember bob barrnd gingrich. their goal is self preservation so they will make the statement that needs to be made against rangel which is probably going to be reprimand but it will stop way short. >>guest: and that is the problem with our political system. if you cannot be made accountable, it is time to make an example of a man who wrote the laws. but it will not happen here. it should. we need to move in that direction. and hold him accountable. >>shepard: we will see how it goes. thank you both. you heard about "don't touch my junk", right? it is tuesday now but it is not over. how the outrage over the screening procedures caught the attention of the u.s. congress, not just about one guy and where hands go when you want to fly. it is bigger than that. about privacy versus security. [ male announcer ] this is steven, a busy man. his day starts with his arthritis pain. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when

kentucky's sixth district race was decided yesterday when the republican andy barr conceded to democraticte ben chandler. >>> murkowski and miller in alaska, filled with back and forth accusations during the campaign. now post-campaign, a lot of back and forth going on. shannon travis in seattle for us now making his way back from alaska where he's been. you know, i don't know if we can call it a recount you're covering or a spelling bee. what's going on in alaska? >> it's a lot of drama is what it is. it's definitely not a recount but feels look a recount, t.j. they're not recounting anything. they're trying to finish counting outstanding ballots. but in terms of the spelling bee part what they're doing, these are write-in ballots. lisa murkowski, as you said, she ran as a write-in candidate, a republican, where you had to write in her name. so they have to physically count ballots and say, is lisa murkowski's name written in and an oval filled in next her name so that qualifies as a vote for her. but there's a little bit of drama about spellings and miss spelling, should a misspelling i

congressman ben chandler won his close re-election race in kentucky, his republican challenger, andy barrconceding ten days after election day and the win by a narrow 648 votes. one of the few bright spots for the democrats in the southern states and won in a district republican john mccain carried in 2008. and now that he knows for sure he's back in office he says he'll focus on job growth and the economy. president obama, in the meantime, wrapping up his trip to japan with one last high-level meeting scheduled, he'll sit down with russian president dmitry medvedev shortly and will be flying back to the u.s. in a few hours. did the president get what he wanted during the ten day trip to asia? let's ask wendell goler who joins us live from japan tonight, hi, wendell. >> reporter: the president certainly didn't get as much as he wanted, he hoped to reconfigure a bush administration free trade agreement with south korea. that basically shut the u.s. out of the korean auto market and also, gets international pressure on china to stop adjusting its currency, to gain an unfair advantage in exp

>>> we have some great company joining us at the top of the hour, including former congressman bob barroy-ann reid and randall lane and terror analyst evan kohlmann. >>> americans have been collecting and packing away more and more stuff for decades. that trend may be changing. in these tough economic times the growth industry is self-storage. 65% growth in 15 years to what is now a $22 billion a year industry. the question is, will the stuff stay there forever or a first step towards downsizing? >> 20 jobs yesterday. >> reporter: the early morning meeting of the new jersey northeast franchise of 1-800-got hp junk. the world's largest junk removal service. more and more, these men in blue are rolling out for another day of helping people down size. >> there is definitely a growing business and jobs that we've done for people that just simply want less stuff in their lives. >> reporter: after decades of bigger, better, more, now experts say the epidemic of accumulation is waning. for financial, but also psychological reasons. >> part of the whole problem of an affluent society is that we

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. >> it was unstable barre i think it is hard now to go back and remember how it was 25 years ago. in every country on earth, whether they were in africa or asia or latin america, there was an intense competition between the soviet union on the one hand and the united states about who would prevail in that country for trade and commerce and for diplomatic approval and votes in the united nations. i was worried more than anything else above everything else about the possible outbreak of a nuclear war. both we and the soviet union had enough nuclear weapons to completely destroy each other but also may be to cause a nuclear holocaust throughout the world. i used to go into my oval office early in the morning and i had a big blow that would turn to moscow and tried to put my mind in the same frame of mind that leonid brezhnev had. i put myself in issues to make sure i did not do or course say anything that would cause him to be fearful or parent -- or paranoid to launch a nuclear attack that was a constant concern of mine. thank goodness, that does not prevail now. >> one issue that y

barr will be running longer trains on all lines and american writers to buy round-trip tickets to you don't get stuck in one strand of the city. golden gate very plans to use extra ferries. muni also plans on running more buses. san francisco police will be out in full force in uniform making a visible presence. and of course if you'd rather just watch it on tv kron4 will give you live, uninterrupted coverage of the world series parade and ceremony that follows at civic center plaza. starts at 11:00 a.m. will air the event in its entirety. we'll also stream on our website www.kron4.com if you cannot be aware, in remarks to the tv bring up our website you come watch it all right there. we'll have much more on the parade and the world series coming up through the morning don't forget midterm elections yesterday president barack obama and the nation wikiup this morning to a new political landscape the democrats have lost control. and the majority in the senate is now only thin. the turnover is the largest in seven years. the speaker of the house will be drawn the inner, he called the res

living memory, but michael was alive and [laughter] pennsylvania 11, a working-class seat in the wilkes-barre region , and a start call money district variant democrats along the mississippi river, wisconsin 7, and then there are other places where bush narrowlnarrowy carried. these people who traditionally vote democratic at the top of the ascetic and democratic at the bottom of the ticket voted republican this time largely because of anger about the direction of the country that president obama is taking them. is this unique? it seems unique in one sense because of the size of wave but this is the fifth time since the great depression that we have seen a massive republican gain and it has been founded among the white working. cla class. among the northern white working class, in 1946, rural southerners voted for democrats regardless. each of those times, 1946, 1966, 1980, 1994, and now this time -- in the four previous times, you saw natural swings toward republican because of anger at the same sort of issues we see today. it is anger and concern about massive rapid federal expansion of gov

pennsylvania, 11 working-class seat in the wilkes-barre region, historic coal-mining district.illinois 17, democrats along the mississippi river, rock island, phil hare lost to bobby shilling and then there were other place where bush narrowly carried but essentially working-class democrats like art stupak in michigan who one. these people who are traditionally voted democratic the top of the ticket and democratic at the bottom of the ticket were voted republican this time largely because of anger about the direction of the country that president obama's taking them, so the question is is this unique? it seems unique in one sense, because of the size of the wave but in fact this is the fifth time since the great depression we have seen a massive republican gain in each time it has been founded in a large shift among the white working class, oftentimes although perhaps not as excessively as this time, although michael knows 1946 better than anybody, among the norm-- northern white working-class, 1946 rural southerners voted for democrats regardless of the legacy of the civil war

republican strategist dan barr joined with journalists from political "meet the press." from tulane university. >> are ready to get started? thanks for making this trip. there is not a person up here who was not heavenly involved and trying to catch their breath from recent events. they are all here for free. thank you all for doing this. [applause] this panel and journalism -- if you want to see by partisanship, talk to any democrat or republican and you will find agreement about their views on the press. one of the things we talked about this morning is how much this campaign compares to this election cycle and to previous ones. there was 1994. the media today is really completely different from the media environment in 1994. the media is a player. we can all have our views about them. we could not have a democracy without the media. for those of us and many of our panelists have, as we travel around the world, we talk to young people -- would to the want to do? they want to be a journalist. they want to tell the truth. the want to get the truth out there. those of you

health conditions including guillian-barrÉ syndrome, a weakened immune system, diabetes, pregnancy, orhere. that we announced the winner. dimensional harmony, a high school choir in boynton beach, florida. >> we flew the members of dimensional harmony to new york city to perform live in our studio. the group arrived last night and we surprised them with a special guest. >> i heard you guys won the "today" show choir competition. congrats on that. >> they met "american idol" winner jordan sparks, who is a doll, she's appearing in the broadway show "in the heights". >> we sent the whole group to see the show last night. standing next to us are the choir members. we have a terrific choir and with us also are alesha banks and juan imant. >> we know how you felt when you knew you won. >> you let it go. did you like seeing that video, by the way? >> yes. >> i could watch that all day long. how was jordan sparks yesterday? >> it was great. it was something we weren't looking forward to, we didn't know what was going on at first. but as you can see when we came out. >> what is going on with th

barr is actually running extra long trains and in doing it since 6:00 a.m. and ending it to accommodate all the black friday shoppers. they're running on as scheduled with the holiday and trains are running as frequently but there are accommodating all the black fighter choppers through jim's customer >> speaking of it black friday, it is our top story of people waiting in lines to get the best deals. jackie has been standing by all morning long and he has captured some shoppers as they came to the door. helen jackie. >> yes bill line extends through the store and it is quite a scene this morning and a couple of minutes after they opened the door it people are filing into the store. there are three- 500 people and almost immediately they went for the big ticket items. the things that have been advertised, the flat screens and computers and the cameras and the phones, things like that. they just rolled into the store and it is like fighting for every cent said the retailers really count on today, obviously they do the time of advertising hoping to get them in

andy barr wants a recount. ben chandler is up by a fewer than a thousand votes. and congressman gerry connolly out in virginia and the washington, d.c., suburbs has won as well as rick larson from washington state. both of those races are now over after republican candidates conceded. out in california's 20th district, congressman jim costa in a very tight contest against a first-time candidate named adam. the republican candidate leads by 145 votes at the moment. but there are still 50,000 absentee ballots left to be counted. the fresno area doesn't count their ballots fast. it looks like jim costa will be safe in the long term. turn then to illinois' eighth congressional scrict. start to get bad news for democrats. melissa bean, sort of off-the-radar campaign. not a lot of people expected her to be challenged this coming year or in the 2010 mid terms. now she trails our opponent, joe walsh, by a couple hundred votes. if melissa bean does not take the lead, the republican ballots will come in later this month from other more republican parts of that district. th

chandler, the democrat, 50 percent, and andy barr, 50%. arizona's eighth, gifford, who had to fight hard for perceived both times. kelly, a republican, 48%. arizona seventh, the incumbent is fighting to return to congress against mcclellan's -- mclung, the republican. i just want to end on the texas 17th race, it is one you talked about a little bit. but chet edwards, the longtime democratic incumbent didn't beaten by bill flores, the republican. this district was redrawn in 2004. republicans were hoping to get rid of chet edwards back then. he has battled since then but it looks like bill flores was a republican able to do what others were not. john mccain won this district in 2008 with 67% of the vote. of a result, go to our website, c-span.org. host: carrie budoff brown, i want to ask you about those last two races. arizona's seventh. guest: he was a big supporter of comprehensive immigration reform but during the fight over the arizona enforcement law, he called for a boycott of arizona and the economy, and i really came to bite him ba

we have the repeated contact with the department of treasury, with the assistant secretary, michael barr, and his staff. we've developed a terrific ongoing relationship with them and talk about these issues and try and help and support each other on these issues. as we've had a lot of discussions with treasury but not that particular. >> it seems senator warner and others -- senator merkley has a similar thought. i'm going to use this and obviously a public setting to urge the secretary of the treasure and others to convene that council, to begin to work with you and others so that there is a role to examine this question in seeking broad solutions to this question so my hope is they will hear this request to pick up that obligation that we have laid out in that legislation. i want to ask if i can also as well both you, ms. desoer and mr. lowman, to respond, if you could, to the suggestions that ms. thompson made regarding the three raised and anyone else can jump in on this but i would like to get your response and he argues the elimination of the to track system we just discussed and a

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right now we have a situation where the average barr were facing foreclosure is somewhere around a yearnd a half behind on their mortgage payments borrowers -- where the payments is that far behind. by traditional standards, six months is the point of no return. i want going to the hamp numbers. needless to say, the number of hamp on vacation or overall modifications has been dwarfed by the number of increases in defaulted mortgages or for closures of the past year. the record how problems in the mortgage market continued to take their toll on housing market. last month 40% of the transactions of purchase and ball distressed properties. namely foreclosures or short sales involving properties headed for foreclosures. that was up from 45% a year earlier. the ongoing flood to consider modification on a loan bonuses has taxed the industry used to dealing with one quarter of the number. is it a surprise mortgage services have been overwhelmed and have tried to take shortcuts? no, it is not. it is a development that can only slow down a housing recovery moving at a stale pace, if at all. than

we have the repeated contact with the department of treasury, with the assistant secretary, michael barr, and his staff. we've developed a terrific ongoing relationship with them and talk about these issues and try and help and support each other on these issues. as we've had a lot of discussions with treasury but not that particular. >> it seems senator warner and others -- senator merkley has a similar thought. i'm going to use this and obviously a public setting to urge the secretary of the treasure and others to convene that council, to begin to work with you and others so that there is a role to examine this question in seeking broad solutions to this question so my hope is they will hear this request to pick up that obligation that we have laid out in that legislation. i want to ask if i can also as well both you, ms. desoer and mr. lowman, to respond, if you could, to the suggestions that ms. thompson made regarding the three raised and anyone else can jump in on this but i would like to get your response and he argues the elimination of the to track system we just discussed and a

we have the repeated contact with the department of treasury, with the assistant secretary, michael barr, and his staff. we've developed a terrific ongoing relationship with them and talk about these issues and try and help and support each other on these issues. as we've had a lot of discussions with treasury but not that particular. >> it seems senator warner and others -- senator merkley has a similar thought. i'going to use this and obviously a public setting to urge the secretary of the treasure and others to convene that council, to begin to work with you and others so that there is a role to examine this question in seeking broad solutions to this question so my hope is they will hear this request to pick up that obligation that we have laid out in that legislation. i want to ask if i can also as well both you, ms. desoer and mr. lowman, to respond, if you could, to the suggestis that ms. thompson made regarding the three raised and anyone else can jump in on this but i would like to get your response and he argues the elimination of the to track system we just discussed and as po

congressman ben chandler is the democratic candidate with 3% reporting, 54% of the vote, compared to barr with 46%. >> these are two races that democrats really do need to hold onto. if you saw republicans easily taking these contests, that would be a sign of the doom, potentially, for democrats. >> our guest is the managing editor at cq weekly. thank you for being with us. we have some early numbers coming in in kentucky and indiana. are there trends? >> there is no trend get beyond what has been pointed to already. because the democrats are holding a couple of these tossups early on, it suggests -- if only small lee -- it is a small suggestion that this is a moderate way, not a tsunami- strength wave. if yarmuth and chandler were swept out, and we give would be of republican night. the results of the senate do not tell us much either. rand paul is a tea party candidate, but he is holding a senate seat for the republicans. dan coats was the low hanging fruit for the republicans, representing some of the opposite spectrum of republican candidates. dan coats was the consummate insider. he

this is the home of newt gingrich and bob barr. so everybody else said it was absolutely impossible by skin was too dark, my age is too young, those were two people who were standing right there with me, along with my sister who will refuse to stand up, so i'm not a going to bother her to do that. it is critical to stay connected to the people in this room and be a part of the movement together. secondly, to be excellent at what you do. i come across people all the time who they just can't type anymore. and so it's time for us to be tight and be excellent and not try to do to me thinks, but to create a niche for ourselves and to be great at that so you become to go to person for the issue of the scale or whatever it is you've developed. and finally i would say don't wait. we always think that if we are old enough, if we have enough decrees on the walls, husbands, picket fence, all the stuff we think we have to keep in mind. the truth is there is too much work to be done in our community and we cannot wait for other people to do it.

. >> barre last question. i encourage the -- john and bill to join in.i use the word they because i'm not part of the tea party. my book was not a defense of the tea party, but the fact that i didn't use the word we. i think certainly i feel like if we use the word we have not they as a country we would all do better as a people. i take your point, and would echo it. >> you know, i think the us against them analysis apart its excesses of these the a big part of the problem. we are dividing ourselves the recently as a matter of political strategy. there is a divide and conquer strategy that has been embraced by activists and ideologues that seeks to divide to conquer. it does not think so much about unifying the country as a goal. they want low turnout high-intensity elections. they know that they can when. there is something deeply disturbing about that. it is a good linguistic cats. even on the tea party, certainly i say this many times. the two-party and not all. it is a good example of how we are having fundamentally dishonest debates. i think it's th