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so here is beck.here is a lot of cancer talk at the cpac keynote address by you. >> some people uncomfortable. surprisingly not cancer patients. >> bill: your point was that progressivism. >> yes. >> bill: is the cancer that has seeped into the fabric of america. did i get it? >> excuse me. >> bill: you are welcome. >> can we talk for a second? may i approach the bench? bill o'reilly, in his book "culture warrior," fabulous. you will notice two things in this book. first of all, bill surprisingly had much more hair when this was taken. [ laughter ] >> bill: surprisingly? >> well, it's a very nice wig. >> bill: when you were my age, you are going to look like a watermelon. [ laughter ] >> you are saying you are implying that i don't now? you write -- this whole thing is about progressivism. >> bill: absolutely. >> yeah. so now you are coming down on me. >> bill: i'm not coming down on you. i'm just asking. >> it's not a cancer? the whole darn book is about. >> bill: i'm not saying it wasn't a cancer. i

once again, i apologize for beck and myself. check 2 two, interesting question to white house spokesman robert gibbs about msnbc today. >> last june "newsweek's" editor evan thomas on msnbc said the president is, quote, sort of god. last week on msnbc chris matthews said the president is, quote, post racial, i forgot he was black tonight for an hour." what is the president's reaction to these two msnbc revelations? >> smartly the president does not occupy his time watching cable television. >> bill: except, of course, for the factor. check three, on the heals of the black man comment by chris matthews whoopi goldberg said this. >> it's been quite a year for the white man. dramatic in many ways because the things that people say now you have to think before you speak. it sounded great in his head, i'm sure. if you are black oftentimes people say to you you are so articulate, not realizing how offensive that actually is. >> it is offensive. >> because you would never say to somebody who was white, gee, you can dance. >> bill: peop

. >> bill: bold fresh tour, beck is jealous, i'm sorry. the other arguing with idiot tour. >> a wild weekend for the bold fresh guys, beck and o'reilly. we will show you what happened at three soldout shows. >> bill: i want to get president obama on board. >> no, no, no. not god bless america. god damn america. >> bill: and the "new york times" down played reverend wright and other radicals but put the o'keefe kid who exposed acorn on paige 12 after his arrest. bernie goldberg is a bit agitated about that. >> i can't figure this out. it is so stupid. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. finding common ground with president obama, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the president's poll numbers are better today. got a nice bounce from the state of the union address last week. according to was rasmussen 35% of americans now strongly approve of mr. obama's job performance while 39% strongly disapprove. a

our winner, lonesome roads beck.erday's broadcast i said i never used the word slaughter on the air, never used it on the air, because i'm pretty sure i would remember saying the administration was slaughtering people, going to slaughter people. yesterday, i don't know if i've used the word slaughter, and if i used the word slaughter it wasn't in the context of stalin or hitler, in the idea that the truth is being slaughtered by this administration. not saying that this administration is going to slaughter anyone. i have said that progressives, this ideology has led to slaughtering of millions. it has. it has! today he says he never used the word slaughtered on the air, yesterday he didn't know. here's november 3rd of last year. >> i told you yesterday buckle up your seat belt, america. find the exit, there's one here, here and here. find the exit closest to you, and prepare for a crash landing. because this plane is coming down because the pilot is intentionally steering it into the trees. they are taking you to a p

>>> and beck again? today -- >> i never used the word slaughter on the air. >> yesterday. >> i don't know if i've used the word slaughter. >> last november. >> they are taking you to a place to be slaughtered. >>> all the news and commentary now on "countdown". >> that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. >>> good evening from new york, there's breaking news tonight about the man accused of trying to blow up northwest airlines flight 253 over detroit on christmas day. he's talking. more than that, we are learning tonight umar farouk abdulmutallab, the alleged would-be suicide bomber, is giving up current actionable intelligence about the group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, without the u.s. using any of the methods approved by the bush administration. defended today this day by the republican party. no water boarding, no beatings, no sleep deprivation, no military commission, no dishonor to this nation. abdulmutallab is cooperating freely with the fbi, providing very valuable intelligence, the u.s. o

our runner up, beck.etwork that nobody watches, i don't think the cameramen are watching. bernie, are you watching? what's his face got on with ariana huffington and said, we have to correct the record here and make sure everyone knows there are standards. he said this, he said that, then they always go back to the ratings, beck did this, national review did this. a site called finance daily did this. give me 17 seconds to clear this up. countdown up 5% in january from december at 8:00 p.m., up 6% at 10:00 p.m. the 8:00 p.m. show beat cnn by 27%, and headline news by 24%. it's the highest rated cable show not on fox news. meaning it's the highest rated cable news show. our winner, lonesome roads beck. on yesterday's broadcast i said i never used the word slaughter on the air, never used it on the air, because i'm pretty sure i would remember saying the administration was slaughtering people, going to slaughter people. yesterday, i don't know if i've used the word slaughter, and if i used the word slaughte

so does glenn beck.nd when i bring in a little bit more of a -- >> that's so ridiculous. >> bill: no it's not. it's not ridiculous. >> they want to intimidate you, bill o'reilly. >> bill: look, i'm good copy to attack. look, beck and limbaugh and other guys on the radio primarily some on tv, think is he a hard core socialist. they do. they believe that. >> this is crazy. >> bill: not crazy. it depends on your definition. >> you gave us the definition. is he trying to take your house? no. >> bill: all right. mary katharine. you just heard newt gingrich. he says obama is a socialist because obama, his views, mirror the people in italy, france, in the big entitlement western european societies. >> right. >> bill: that's, juan, that's how he is defining socialism. that's how newt gingrich is defining it i'm defining it a little bit harsher. what say you mary katharine? >> i think it's a perfectly good point to say that he is in a tradition of western european leftism that does favor big government. i don't u

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." tonight if you're thirsty, i have water. if money were water i'd show how much money you'd be saving. wait, i actually want to do this with 100 gallons of ice cream, but i'm not going to fit on the screen soon. c'mon, let's go. we have a lot to do! well, hello, america. you know, symbols mean something. anybody who read the new dan brown book probably developed at least a passing interest in symbolism in the icons we see every day. let me show you something i find fascinating about two of history's most important icons. stay with me, this is all going to make sense, maybe, hopefully today. maybe some day. let me show you first, this is a picture of the colossal of roads. they didn't have digital camera in 280 b.c.. this is artist rendering of what it was. one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. took 12 years to build and stood 107 feet high. i believe that is the height of the statue of liberty. it's -- you see the boats down here. get a sense of how huge this thing was. we're

in the post, they put in a video of glen beck and talked about the time beck, quote, poured gasoline on a lady. can we roll that? >> obama is apologizing to the frenchy, french. he is apologizing to the saudi arabian king. i almost forgot. he is also closing gitmo and letting the terrorist on to the streets. >> that stir was no lady. that that was bill shultz. >> i'm happy it came at half i'm too. >> it needed to be corrected. >> appreciate it. >> he is defending you, bill. >> no lady whines like that. >> america is sliding into socialism l. jim, said we are moving toward socialism, but we are not becoming a socialism country. when he asked if we were sliding he was careful to say, a little bit. >> plus if you are asked you are obligated to say yes. then you can talk more. it is frustrating when somebody says, do you think this, and no, and you have nothing to say. >> like that time you were asked, you know, do you hate the jews? you have to be polite. >> a little bit. >> ellis, you said you are just glad conservatives found a labor leader they like. i am glad liberals found a libera

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." tonight, vallu we have the reas why obama is failing. he's just too darn smart. i'm not kidding you. plus, van jones, 9/11 truther and radical communist who defends cop killers. shamed? no, no. he's getting awards. speaking of communicommunism, toyota, the executives drilled by congress today. congress. who is overseeing and owning g.m., a direct competitor of toyota. what a mess! how do we fix it? well, we think out of the box. i'll show you how and why right now. c'mon! ♪ ♪ >> glenn: hello, america. how are you? we have some choices to make. we have to start thinking radical. we have to learn from the past. and start thinking radical. now there are two choices. we can be these radicals or we can be these radicals. this is van jones. he's radical. this is, it's frightening what is going on behind the scenes. you'll understand why these people are now in and around our white house in the next 20 minutes. okay? progressives don't want you to read real history so they can hide their fai

carol beck, explain what the seed school is. >> the seed cause maryland as a college prep public word in school. it's in baltimore city, but it serves to dance from throughout maryland. the school is only two years old and the unique thing about the school is that it is a boarding school. so our students are living with us in college like dormitories during the week and go home on the weekends. and the idea is to have a 24 hours and use it as well as we can so that all of our students will be prepared for college. that is our goal. so the students here tonight are seventh graders and they are already and have been talking about college for over a year. so when they came to seed as sixth-graders last year. >> explain the philosophy behind seed. >> the idea behind seed is there a students who could truly benefit and have life-changing experiences if they are given 24 hours a day to focus on their studies and all kind of development is going to help them be successful, not only in college but beyond. and that's really our almost singular goal is to make sure all of our students are prepa

one of the things that happened was the interview with deborah medina with glenn beck.9/11 truth. >> she's a sort of tea party inflected candidate for -- in the republican primary for governor of texas? >> exactly. and she had an interview with glenn beck and said i'm concerned about you running with 9/11 troopers and she said there's a lot of questions opened and beck denounced her and they are banning truthers and birthers from their comment section. the problem isn't the fringe views. it's the inflection of violence. there's two phenomena here. there are views really cooky here. you want to kind of patrol that just for the sake of the mainstream movement. the more dangerous thing is really the loaded violent rhetoric and i don't see anyone standing up to that. >> the reason i was so shocked by tim pawlenty's comments, he's cultivated this reputation as sort of the friendly mainstream moderate, though conservative politician. that's sort of the -- that's the political capital he takes into his attempt at the presidency and to have him get up there and say, let's take

tonight's closing speaker, radio and television host glenn beck. at the convention, what does it mean to you at home and listen to some of the fiery remarks tossed at president obama and hear from what democrats have to say. >> yeah. but first, though, let's get to your top stories this morning. >>> the man who flew an airplane into a building in texas this week may have been aiming for maximum damage. a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation tells cnn that several of the plane's seats may have been removed to make room for a drum of fuel oil. joe stack appears to have deliberately crashed this plane thursday into the austin building where nearly 200 irs employees worked. stack and one person in that building were killed, several others were hurt, two hospitalized. >>> out in california, hundreds have been forced from their homes again, heavy rainier los angeles bringing back the threat of mud slides. people prepared their homes before packing up. dozens of homes in the same area were damaged by mudslides just two weeks ago. >>> m

and there is information available on those and beck make that available to you.t that separately. but i will tell you those incidents and the nature of them really had nothing to do with this particular event. those are separate interactions, separate events that occurred and really are not relevant to this particular altercation. >> it's the same whale. >> yes, but very, very different circumstances and events. >> let's take a closer look at orcas. they're commonly known as killer whales but they're actually a member of the dolphin family. they feed on anything from small fish to giant blue whales. they're currently listed as an endangered species. killer whales are found in all the world's oceans. their total number is unknown, but it's believed there are at least 50,000. there are 40 or 50 in captivity worldwide. seaworld alone holds at least 20 of them. >>> remember, you can always follow what's going on here in the situation room. i'm on twitter. you can get my

>> glenn: welcome to the glenn beck program. scott brown is getting a lot of heat today. his facebook fan page is flooded with cries of rhino and the rest. should he be getting attacked? in case you don't know, he voted for harry reid spending -- jobs bill yesterday. the one harry reid said, you know, vote for, otherwise women are going to get beat up by those nasty, testy, unemployed men. right. one of three things happened with brown. he misrepresented himself and said he was conservative and would cut back on spending. i don't think it's true. it could be a trick. he may be doing what benjamin franklin said and you have to compromise. taking an easy one now to come back later and say no, no, no. or the third one, the american people lied to themselves. voters misunderstood who he was. thought maybe he was something that he never claimed to be. we are going to talk about lies today. it's for you to decide! >> glenn: hello, america. the white house can still call at any time. i'm wearing a shirt and tie to throw them off. makings them dizzy -- makes them dizzy. it was 1.

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russia limbaugh and glenn beck would have an editorial page. it is not like it has never been done. republicans have done it 15 or 20 times in recent years. the tax cuts for the rich of this into this situation. it is not like we are going to meet in the middle of the night and we are going to pass this. it is still a majority vote in the senate. we are the only major country in the world requires a supermajority to do anything. if you have to get 60 votes on anything, including appointing people the president has nominated for low-level positions, it makes government dysfunctional. what is wrong with the majority rule? we can do many of these things. we cannot do a bit complicated bill through reconciliation. we can take what the senate did. the house can pass it. we get some of the stuff out. we approve the bill. we take away the tax on employer benefits that too many employees have to pay. we do things like that. basically, reconciliation will fix what is wrong with people that we are doing. tavis: i am playing devil's advocate because i want to hear what your response would be.

>>reporter: the bell of the ball, keynote speaker, glen beck. the conservative political-action conference may have started with a small group of conservatives back in 1973, but it has grown. now attended by members of congress, major political activists and some of the biggest personalities in the grand old party. >> really behind conservative candidates. the new era of hope and change was sweeping aside our values and principles. hope and change and teleprompters. >>reporter: a final thread running through the conference, a record deficit. >> one party will tax and spend. the other party won't tax, but will spend. it's both of them. >>reporter: it's known for its presidential -- an early test of potential presidential candidates and this year's winner? congressman ron paul of texas. paul, who ran for president in 2008, topping the list of voters with 31 percent followed by former massachusetts governor mitt romney, who won the past three years. he came in second with 22 percent. former alaska governor, sarah palin, who did not attend, a distan

glenn beck lent us his blackboard. >> steve: from glenn beck to bill hemmer to kick things off in ten's coming up? >> good morning to both of you. we're hearing right now, breaking news out of seaworld. the killer whale, we expect a news conference on the drowning death on one of his trainers. how did a inmate convicted of a triple murder walk out of a jail near baltimore? one of the key players inside the big blair house health care summit is with us today. two words, guys, what now? see you in ten minutes. xx >> brian: the congressional budget office released a new report of the number of jobs created, but some of its numbers are different than the numbers the obama administration released. >> gretchen: we decided to take a look at the numbers with the human calculator. good morning, mr. hume calculator. >> thank you. >> steve: don't you have a cape or something? >> something like that. when i walk into schools, that's the first thing kids expect. >> steve: this is how we're going to start. the white house says that the stimulus cost $787 billion. and the congressional budget offi

glenn beck, bill o'reilly, sean hannity -- we love all of you. >> and what -- what do you think why sarahshe's talking about politically. i think she knows what's best for the country. especially from an energy standpoint. i think she is a constitutionalist. she knows the constitution. she doesn't want to see the country go toward socialism and i think that's what's happening. >> it's such a high turnout of people being interested in sarah palin just one year after the election passed makes me ask, what does it mean for united states? what is going on in this country? >> we're finding that most of americans that voted for barack obama are dependent on the government. that they feel that the government is going to give them prosperity. and what we're trying to support sarah is by telling her that we understand that our future is in our hands. that the government is supposed to be there to protect the country. and that's their main position in society and in the united states. and we don't need them for social agendas. we need to instill hard work, integrity and independence. and that is be

hunter from columbia x missouri, all of this hype about the glen beck and bill o'reilly tour why don't you and bill do something similar. it is about time you got out and mingled with the folks. hunter, that's a great idea. we plan on an event that takes the tour across plerk. -- across america. i believe we have video of our practice. jay -- >> bill, you look great in that blonde wig. they really went out of their way to take an especially gruesome clip. and finally, alex -- finally alex from great neck new york writes -- may again kelly has a new show and a new stud yo. you got a new table. clearly we know where you stand in the pecking order. actually, we are grateful we got this new table. we don't have it right now, but it is waiting for us. it is larger and smoother and allows for all of our guests. this is the table i really president whated. and this is the one bill wanted. you can dream, bill, you can dream. >> this is the most hetero friendly letters we have ever had. >> we'll close things out. should have gone an extra segment with the congressman guy. >> no, i was happy to

now back to glenn beck. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: welcome back.you go to glennbeck.com, you are going to find a quiz. yes, it's pop quiz day! going to find a quiz on the front page of the website. glennbeck.com. who are you? who are you? we have to have arguments with people now who are really based in something real. don't say you're a progressive, because i like progress, like it's cool. don't say you're a -- i don't know why you would say you're a conservative at this point. it just want to be called a racist hate monger. are you a libertarian? i contend most people are libertarian, because they want that freedom themselves, but then they start to get trapped in well, that's a good point. or even worse, well, i could get free stuff for me. this isn't about us. this is about our children. and passing something on. an we have become a society where we just want stuff. is that really where we're headed? is that, is that who you are? let's look at some of the questions the you' that you wil in the quiz if you go to glennbeck.com. corporate welfare.

eastern, remarks by radio and fox news host, glenn beck.t's today on c-span. >> this morning we'll talk with christina bellantoni and susan ferrechio about close races in the u.s. senate. then susan u

erma bottom beck -- bombeck, anyone who watches three games in a row should be legally dead.and i try to list a whole bunch of things to do for ourselves. the greatest thing we can share is peace. we can't share what we have. how do you fine the four friend and stick them into the categories and eliminating the toxic ones. >> you need to recognize the friend are advises and sometimes. maybe you for a friend played two rolls at different points. you need to begin to say who is a cheerleader for me and i can call and say what he did for me today. i don't believe it and you say. i might have had some part to play. no, you are a saint. you are totally right and else totally wrong. someone who could encourage you and tease you. we need those people. and as well as somebody who really says. who is pulling the invisible strings in your life and somebody who ççenentires you. >> well, thanks for inspiring now. >> amazon, barnes and noble. pretty much everywhere. >> thanks for coming in. >> do you want to read it now. >> i tell you what, take the rest of the time. let's have more of

is that just one of the press releases, beck? it will generate immediate efficiency? transaction expected to be created to earnings per share on a fully diluted basis. also it's going to buy the north american bottling operation from coca-cola enterprises as well. this looks -- >> that's the key. north american business operations, 70% of cce's operations are those north american ones. this is a deal that we've been talking about this morning because, again, it was written up in t"the wall street journal as something that was expected although it could have fallen apart. this is now an official deal. this isn't about face for this company. this is something that recently as a few months ago coca-cola was still saying, it would not follow pepsi's lead on this. people are tying this back satisfies because of the changing taste for american consumers. >> they say it right here. our north american business structure has saved essentially the same. the same cce was founded in '86 while the market and industry have changed dramatically. we are converting passive capital wit

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. >> it's the narrative of a couple i guys, a republican sean hannity and glenn beck who is basically what do you mean he's every man? >> he's every man. >> every man has a show? what are you talking about? >> he's talented. >> he's very talented. where's every man. >> he doesn't go for any party but spouts what he believes. >> what? >> if you think he's for the republican party, you're out of your mind. >> stewart and o'reilly, that was last night's show. bob and terry, you can't get any better than that. >> i think that this is the classic case of, you know, entertainment meets news. a lot of these people are right, they're not particularly affiliated with any party, just as jon stewart isn't. they make fun of everybody, and people watch it. i think that, you know, people like msnbc make good money by putting opinionated hosts on television, and all the power to you. >> we'll leave the opinions to both of you guys. bob, terry, thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea. >>> speaking of sheep and animal, panda 1 is wheels up from d.c. the specially equipped fedex plane is carrying two gi

glenn beck joined in. rush limbaugh joined in. this begins with a totally fictional accusation by john fund with no basis whatsoever. it is then repeated by glenn beck and repeated by "the washington times" and repeated by rush limbaugh none of them checked what we were talking about, none of them seeing if it was accurate. i was asked by a constituent why i had done that. my response was, done what? i didn't do it. so i checked into it and found that the source was mr. fund's totally irresponsible myth in november. so i wrote to mr. fund and i will put this letter in there and said i was puzzled to have you say this. i checked. i now write to tell you that you are entirely wrong about me and in the absence of your being able to show any basis which you made such a statement to ask you to acknowledge that fact. he's not only a liar he's a coward. he wouldn't do it. my staff member asked him, called him up and said, what was this based on? well, i made a mistake. well, have you made a retraction? oh, yeah, he said. can we see it? i

that's a real hobby horse of professor glenn beck who is one of the intellectual fathers of this teavement. he is consistently said that obama has -- obama comes from a strain of thinking that has led to genocide across the globe. he portrayed progressivism as some kind of like sneaky, slippery way of being a marxist, so it makes sense that the tea party folks would be studying this at their national convention. what it also shows is they're not that dissimilar from the republican base, as a recent poll showed that more than 60% of republicans think that obama is a socialist. so this is not -- this is not something where they diverge much from republicans. they've claimed to be independent but if you poll them, their views are about as extreme as the republican base. >> what do we know about sarah palin's speech? we know she's getting six figures, over $100,000 to speak there. many of the tea partiers are complaining, or members of the tea party, are complaining. i think the tickets were 600 bucks so it's not affordable for a lot of these grassroots folks who are struggling to pay bi

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>> bill: narrative of a couple of guys sean hannity and glenn beck who is basically every man. >> whatdo you mean he is every man? what do you mean he is every man? >> bill: he sits on a bar stool. >> every man has a show? >> bill: is he talented. >> he is a very talented man. where is every man? >> bill: he doesn't shill for every any party he. if you think he shills for the republican party, you are out of your mind. all right. there you go. tomorrow we have more with mr. stewart and a bizarre turn of events i will vet him as a possible vice presidential candidate. wait until you hear who is going to run for president. that's on thursday's factor. when we come right back, dennis miller on stewart. the khalid sheikh mohammed chaos and the oscars. and the oscars. miller is next. president obama: i took a trip to elkhart, indiana, today. elkhart's a place that has lost jobs faster than anywhere else in america. the unemployment rate went from 4.7% to 15.3%. in fact, local tv stations have started running public service announcements that tell people where to find food banks... even as t

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senator brown beck asked the director about the scoring. >> i asked as i walked in whether i had anyhe the administration's new health care proposal. what you told me is you do not have the detail necessary to make budget projection, is that correct? >> that's right senator. we saw that proposal for the first time yesterday when you and others did. we have started to look through it. our initial read we don't think there's enough detail on some aspects for us to do a cost estimate. even if such detail were provided it would take us some time as members of congress have learned over the past year complicated proposals we try to do a careful analysis that takes time. >> greta: griff jenkins trying to speak with him after the hearing but he declined. griff did speak with senator brown back. >> senator you asked the director about the timing on scoring the president's health care proposal, were you satisfied with his answer? >> not at all, you have cbo the baseline numbers and he says we don't have enough detail and we are unlikely to have enough and even if we do it is going to take a l

. >> on your screen now is carol beck, an administrator with the school in maryland, with her aunt for students from the seed school. explain what the seed school is and why you were at the national press club's offer night? >> well, the seat school of maryland it is a college prep public boarding school in baltimore city by serves students around maryland. the school is only two years old and a neat thing about the school is that it is a boarding school. so are schools are living with us in college like dormitories during the week and go home on the weekends and the idea is two have that 24 hours into use and as well as we can say that all our students will be prepared for college. that's our goal. so the students here tonight are seventh graders and their already and have been talking about college are over a year which is when i came to seated and sixth grade last year. >> explain the philosophy. >> the idea of cd is a there are students who could really benefit and have life changing experiences if they're given 24 hours a day to focus on their studies and on all kinds of developme

to glenn beck on the right, blasting their profits: >> goldman sachs up 65%, even though they took over $10 billion in government aid. >> reporter: ... to jon stewart, with almost exactly the same skepticism from the left. >> goldman sachs will have a profit that we estimate at about $12 billion last year. >> let me see if i've got this straight-- the only people who have fully recovered from the financial meltdown are the ones who caused the financial meltdown. >> reporter: in a recent newshour story, experts explained how goldman made most of this money-- by trading for its own account. for details, you can watch or read the story online. but this story is about the claim that goldman has been getting most of the money to trade from you and me, via our government. nomi prins, a ten-year veteran of wall street trading, left goldman after 9/11. >> first, of course, they received $10 billion in tarp money. and even though a year later, they can say, "we didn't really need it," they really needed it. >> reporter: lets go back to the panic of 2008, says mit's simon johnson, former chief ec

it ends on saturday with glenn beck as our wrapup speaker.rim, you mentioned george will will speak at a thursday banquet, j.c. watts will be the speaker on friday and in between you will have panels and speakers, just about anybody you might imagine on the right. it is a very diverse group. somebody said you have all of this going on -- we have two ballrooms going simultaneously all the time, a bunch of small panels and speakers and runs off to the side during the whole three-day period and i said, well, no one sits through all of it and goes through every session. but what it really is is not a sit-down dinner -- dinner. more like a chinese buffet. conservatives from all over the country come here to hear the people, talk about issues that interest them and more importantly, to get together. like most conferences, political or not, what goes on in the hallways and a conversation among the attendees is as important or in most cases more important than what goes on at the podium or on the stage. so this is an opportunity. it has become an ann

beck i beck. these are a large group of management lawyers -- because of his sound judgment.e's answered nearly 300 questions from the preens on the senate "help" committee. you know, what -- this isn't really very entertaining. but i was almost entertained when my friends -- and i've heard at least three senators on the other side of the aisle do this with craig becker's appointment. they brought up acorn. you know when republicans -- when they can't think of anything tolls say, when they can't think of any arguments that really work, they throw in acorn. well, he knew somebody at acorn. he must have had something to do with acorn. if no arguments work, it's time to trot acorn out and tie craig becker right to acorn, whatever acorn is, and it's -- it would be amusing if they didn't use it time after time after time. he must be a bad nominee because he worked with somebody from acorn. or he worked with somebody from the service employees international or you worked with governor blagojevich from illinois. that's the kind of guilt by association that i thought this institution

and a black leader dasch beck the black leader supporters probably would not have appreciated compromising or cutting a deal with the white politicians, so the setting of the '70s, '80s and '90s unlike the heroic drama was a setting in which practical politics had to take center stage. >> so what you are saying that is the only way things could end up? >> yes. you walkin read in the '60s, when it was so he did. some southern politicians went out and openly tried to be racial progressivist. they tried to openly bring together weitz and black constituents and they got crushed. i was a political scientist for ten years before i got into politics but it doesn't take a ph.d. to understand that if you tried that in the south in, even in the '70s, your career was going to be printed and you had to get elected in order to do some of these relatively progressive things that he wanted done. >> okay. now i want to bring in butler and eva and ask, is the lead of the land that glandulous laid out in alabama similar and are you hearing some of the same things back in your own states? >> i grew up politi