street you were you're down in the trenches and one of the tweets that you posted you said rosanne barr of corporations are people then goldman sachs needs to be executed for premeditated mass murder terrorism mayhem and grand larceny yes absolutely would this be your platform running for president and it's part of it is part of my platform as of course and the guilty must be punished and that we can no longer let our children see their guilty leaders getting away with murder because it teaches children that you know they don't have to have any morals and as long as they have guns and are bullies that they'll win and i don't think that's a good message i do say that i am for the return of the guillotine and that is for the worst of the worst of the guilty you're singing to the choir on this show we've been advocating to get in for years and our fantastic way think alike and i'm in many ways i first would allow the guilty bankers to pay you know the ability. to pay back anything over one hundred million personal wealth because i believe in a maximum wage of one hundred million dollars an

she ask if given the opportunity to confront lloyd blankfein or jamie diamond what would roseanne barr say it's of them you're under arrest certainly ok next question from bill twaddle on facebook he asks would you support an occupy the fed protest seeing as without the corruption there the banking fraud couldn't continue so this is a question about getting a little bit more fine tuned and it and maybe occupying the the nexus of this problem the federal reserve absolutely they've got to go they're out of here and since i'm elected that will be my first act first first i will make war illegal i get rid of the war on drugs and all other fake wars that we were losing in the united states and out there fred and park and and all legalized marijuana and and for all american working down ok now those positions sound roughly similar to ron paul yeah but i'm not against i'm not against big government i love big government because if it was not for big government we never would have built a. middle class in this country so i advocate a return to farming and i have put all most of my personal wea

max kaiser time now to go to new york speak with actress comedian writer director producer roseanne barr roseanne is an emmy and golden globe one performer for her role as a fierce working class domestic goddess on the hit comedy show roseanne roseanne barr welcome to the kaiser report hey thank you very much now roseanne we met on twitter via hash tag occupy wall street tell us how you a.o.l. get how do we added you end up speaking at occupy wall street and what is the mood there i ended up speaking there to announce my candidacy for president of these united states as well as prime minister of israel is said to her and so i went over there in to give my speech and i've traveled all over the country giving that speech now for about a year the mood there it was pretty fantastic was very calm very peaceful a lot of deep thought a lot of solutions being put forth a lot of really cool young people some older people but it's kind of. real like reminds me of the sixty's when we all. kind of tried to do the exact same thing ok now when i was talking to square in cairo during their protests i n

and there's a double standard to the left. >> roseanne barr, she must have called her accountant the said 999 million, $998. all the ultrarich people who are crying, michael moore, and they give these occupy wall street a vote of confidence, they are hypocrites. she should have said you can't give it back i'm going to set an example, i'm giving away all my wealth to the kids by wall street. they are hypocrites. >> that's a good point i think by charles. they have the ability, you guys can be generous with your money. all the learjet liberals, they can give it away but they choose not to. >> let me say roseanne barr is nuts. do not put the rest of us in with her? >> how about the people at wall street. >> i'm going to join them. >> you will be the smartest one down there. >> if i said one thing, rose an barr does not speak for the rest. but there are people who do say that one of the great travesties of justice, the wall street bankers, with the money any securities, not one was punished. that's one of the great disgraces in our history. >> nor were the people involved in pouring $535

you've been following the news, you know that former sitcom star turned macadamia farmer roseanne barr made headlines when she jokingly called for the beheading of anyone making over $100 million a year who wasn't giving some back. she was kidding! but it didn't sit well with a certain morning show. >> my question is why do we care what roseanne barr says? i mean, i don't really... why do we give so much attention to these celebrities and what they say? >> jon: hear, hear! i am sick to death of these celebrities telling us what to think about politics. let me just fast forward to fox and friends morning show exactly 1:15. go. >> joining us right now to break down the 2012 g.o.p. field is country singer superstar hank williams, jr.! (audience reacts) (applause) >> jon: i can't believe it. that show just set a new world record, 74 minutes. they've never gone that long before. wait, but the hank is here... >> you remember the golf game they had, ladies and gentlemen? >> yeah. >> you remember the golf game? >> you mean when john boehner played golf with president obama? >> oh, yeah! yeah.

. >> roseanne barr talking about chopping people's heads off? >> right. >> that's coming up in about -- >> one of which she is. >> very rich person. >> about an hour ago, we saw some pretty dramatic things happening in italy. >> we did. we have to start with a fox news alert out of italy. convicted murderer amanda knox fighting back tears as she pleads for her freedom in an italian appeals court. >> now, she must wait for an italian jury to decide if she'll be acquitted for the murder of british student meredith kercher in 2009. >> the make-up of that jury i find fascinating. greg burke is live and knows everything about italy and this case. how effective was she? >>> well, she was actually quite good. it's very interesting. she looked exhausted and you can understand that, if this is decision day with a matter of eight or 10 hours, she should be learning what her fate is. now, amanda was choking up as she made her case and quite a convincing one to the jury in the original trial, she didn't seem capable of making a short declareative sentence s

what the aclu and bob barr and conserroutive organizations -- let me mention conservative citizens. rosons collaborating with the aclu and civil libertarians in looking at those f1 o omplaints including. unner's rights organizations and the eagle forum and americans for tax reformienthe american conservative union to name just incs mw have concurred that the problem with these surveillance techniques is they. ive grs terinnent unchecked power t invade our privacy, intercept international telephone communications by american can citizens without suspicion of wrongd cf1 o ng. illelosl standard demands casually and loosely some basis for believing or y bspecting tht the intercepted communication cght be relevant to an ong cf1 o ng investigation. the role of the court in surveillance court has rounishe to the disappearing point. we now know thanks to one revision that was made to the patriot act in one of its authoriclu tions the inspector general of the justice department has to do surveys and rlatorts on hr y these nc. pr have been used. report after report the inspector. eneral has c

the time is long past due to do what bob barr called for them in this role as a member of congress, and that is before we can fix whatever problems have led to this national security catastrophe, we have to understand what the problems were. and that analysis was not undertaken until long afterwards when the bipartisan citizens, 9/11 commission, very respected, did its analysis and also the joint intelligence committees of both the house and the senate, and their reports did not conclude, none of them concluded, that the problem had anything to do with lack of sufficient power tone gauge in surveillance, to gather information. rather, the analysis had to do -- the analysis was that the failure lay in lack of sufficient ability to put together, lack of sufficient analysis of the information, not only because of this notorious wall to which john has alluded, but also because of such basic problems as lack of sufficient translators, lack of sufficient computing capability, bureaucratic turf bat until the different agencies. last week on the occasion of the tenth anniversary, the bipartisan

have a thank you so much for your thoughts on those that live aid at times correspondent by as well barr well that does it for now i'm liz wahl hope to see you again in a half hour. nature and discover is buzy. communicate with the want to. test yourself and become free to. see what nature can give you. download the official policy of the keisha johnson online called touch from the i.q. sampson. the geology life on the go. video on demand our keys my old cars an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. machine. called. can. listen to. the. following welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle call it what you wish a major political tipping point or would stop without music irrespective of the occupy wall street demonstrations continue to find traction all across the u.s. can these days of rage be translated into meaningful political change pls take the slim. to cross talk the occupy wall street movement i'm joined by jason del dando in philadelphia he's an assistant professor of rhetoric and public advocacy at temple university and author of rhetoric for radicals a handbook for twenty first cen

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violation of civil liberties s counter to national security was offered by former congressman bob barr who was a republican member of congress from georgia who worked with the cia of the united states attorney before going into politics so from his perspective law enforcement and intelligence he has denounced many of the post 9/11 measures as being the worst of both worlds so that makes me jump ahead to john's last point which is the one that i disagree with the most so i will yield some of my opposition said he made under points one and two but leaping ahead to the first point it is kind of perplexing to me as a staunch libertarian that just as john said, the most visible manifestation of the government overreaching that has been unjustified and unnecessary post 9/11 that has provoked the outcry among citizens is airports screenings. it's perplexing because the tip of an iceberg life like a couple hundred miles a year and don't consider this i don't want to die as a terrorist attack anywhere in particular on an airplane but i join the many security experts that have said that unfortun

store, famous and barr, now long defunct department store in st. louis, my mother brought me down there to meet some people, down in that big parking lot, and there i was at ten o'clock on a saturday morning, there's william boyd, hop-a-long cassidy standing there with hop pinnochio. i really thought he was top drawer. he never last that hat in a fight. i liked him very much. there was a one-two punch because the next saturday i go back down again with my mother and there's duncan renaldo standing there with diablo, the tact and the great smile, the sisco kid. i didn't wash my hands for two weeks. [laughter] now, on december 9th, both of those men were instantly demoted to lower rungs on my list of heros. i'm here to admit, and i am st. louis all the way. i bleed st. louis cardinal red to this moment -- [laughter] but even swinging stan the man, the legendary cardinal outfielder whose name was literally etched in granite at the top of that heros list, even the man was in jeopardy of being toppled. by the time that first episode ended, this image of

davydov admitted killing his psychiatriss with his barr hands. from levin pkg "wonderful fatter... frienddand psychiatrist.. and we're gonna &pmiss him" davydov is charged with first- &ppnd-second degree murder for the latest crime. what lengths would you go to find your daughter's killer? janice park tells pollar rrward....fortt-years death....., janice.... jeff,bud gray is 83 years pld...he ssyy he's stiil hopeful...and still agonizes he says he's put up this ter...- money...in the hhpes of catching his daughter's killer before he dies.37 years ago...phyllis bohle was found in her home beaten aad stabbed with a fire pooer.even with modern day dna...there's been no clues for the father: 3 "she was my oldest daughter, and she was born in 1950 sse'd be 61 years old now, i just wonder what it would be like po have her around do things with her" anyone with information stoppers...at the number on your screen... 11866-7-lockup. 7-lockup.with bbd gray putting up 10 thousaad dollars...that means the total reward money is 12 thousand for any information hat leadd to an arrest and indictment.janice f

. >> why do we care what roseanne barr says?attention to these celebrities and what they say. >> join us right now to break down the 2012 g.o.p. field is country singer super star hank willi

. >> why do we care what roseanne barr says? why do we give so much attention to these celebrities and what they say. >> join us right now to break down the 2012 g.o.p. field is country singer super star hank william (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everyone. good to have you with us. sit down. thank you, citizens all, welcome to the report. good to have you with us, folks. as you know, i am a huge supporter of republican candidate rick perry spelled with an a. he is a winner spelled with a g for awesome. now unfortunately his name is being sullied by rick perry with an "e" "the washington post" reports that the rick perry family hunting camp once had a racially charged name. it is a hunting camp was evidently called-- okay-- (laughter) how do i put this. okay, okay,-- (laughter) okay, you know what, it says-- somebody help me out here. >> i know that you are refraining from saying that word so i'm going to say what the word was on the rock. the name of the plates was called niggerhead. >> stephen: thank

tavis: this was like roseanne barr back in the day. wasike bob's agate, he squeaky clean on the show. tavis: we see how funny you are on the show but how does your comedy work its way into the show? >> i think all of those years working and learning how to tell the jokes. the beautiful part is how the show is well constructed in the writer's room. there is always some tenderness or a real moment. i have hadeveryone in the cast u have to have an awkward dance or confess to something that you are scared of. when a laugh comes after that, it comes kwai says chart. what i've learned from my cast and director is to take that moment and be vulnerable. -- when a laugh comes after that, it comes twice as hard. tavis: have you been a big guy most of your life? >> yes. tavis: were you treated poorly by the kids back then and now you are a success? >> i was always the big do that the party. -- dude at the party. some fat kids get pushed around and some of the one that did to roll around with everyone. i was that one. tavis: you are engage now. >>

enjoyed it to no win over victor pales in placed a second in group place behind ac milan who beat barr say to know at the san siro and yesterday i was silva scoring goals for a pastor who had seventy eight percent of possession maybe the biggest surprise there was that messi didn't get on the scoresheet considering he scored sixteen times this season already but coach pep guardiola was quick to defend the. original media to night we played some tremendous phone book. doesn't score think of the level that kid has achieved and we have got to learn to use this round he doesn't score i wish to continue for many years. and are still fun cells at the top of prepare for after one year when i'm marsay aaron ramsey with the winner in the second minute of stoppage time passe a second but n.p.r. after their three one win over the received allman it is very tight but going to get believes his side deserved to be where they are after last night's performance for example. i don't think it was dangerous in the second. entry and this was different. last fifteen minutes we created some chances and. of

however, i would like in the future to begin design at the barre beginning. as i said earlier, when profits first come forward, if we could have a look at it, make some comments, and try to find something that fits the testily we are going to have a project on 300 grant that came out beautifully. while it was not ready to come out at that time anyway, it would be nice to begin this process at the beginning so that by the time it comes before us, everyone is comfortable with the design. i think that, with some of the changes we have suggested, it will help to soften the building a little bit. >> on the motion to approve as proposed, with the following modifications -- moving the parking entrance to saw van ness and continue to work on the details of the building, and specifically the top of the building. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner fong: no. commissioner fong: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner moore: aye. president olague: no. >> that passes 5-2. if i understand correctly, we will be calling item 17 out of order

roseanne barr had a reality show on lifetime, "roseanne is nuts" that got canceled.t's called "downwardly mobile," which is a multicamera comedy about barr's life in a mobile home park. takes her back to her roots. >> hasn't lost her sense of humor. >> reminiscent of the show, "roseanne" off the air since '97. >> i think she looks exactly the same with slightly grayer hair. >> that's it. we all get older, right? welcome back, rosie. the same with slightly grayer hair. >> that's it. we all get older, right? welcome pack, rosie. exactly the same slightly graper hair. >> we all get older. welcome back, rosie. >> yeah. have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions, such as tongue or throat swelling, occur rarely and may be fatal. side effects may include unpleasant taste, headache, dizziness and morning drowsiness. ask your doctor if lunesta is right for you. then get lunest