out why these miners work to do their job for sixty eight days it's and it's all because of glenn beck and the federal reserve certainly yes certainly you can say that it's not so i understand you can say that ok certain elements of capitalism helped write the certain in the scenes that were innovated innovations excuse me helped get these guys out but you cannot say that this is a smashing victory for a free market capitalist free market capitalism right now is seen as an utter failure if you look at the global financial crisis and if this is the only thing that they can point to saying oh this is a smashing victory well that's just sad if you ask me anthony thank you so much for being here thank you still to come on the best of two thousand and ten gun owners tell washington to leave their weapons alone so i take the show on the road to find out why gun owners feel the need to protest when there has been no action to deny them access to their precious weapons and i will take a look back at one of my unplugged moments after congress of voted down a bill to help pave the way for equal

and glenn beck, it was neither straight republican lowered democrats. at the end of the 19th century and the 20th century, glenn beck and jack's teddy roosevelt but he is particularly concerned about will send sec says some kind is a 10 as setting in motion the 100 year plot to destroy america. i talk more about it and i have a private chapter on and -- it. glenn beck is very open. >> in light of the aftermath of the election and what have they learned what have they not learned? >> briefly? >> we will find out. there is some division like obama or the compromise or those who are on the left who want to take a hard line and fight fire with fire. and one of the things they argue is certainly the extremism needs to be called out and the only thing that has proven repeatedly to stop the growth of paranoia is across the political spectrum to challenge these ideas and i would hope that that happen soever i don't see that happening right now. i see a very active challenge on the left bed to no one will respond to it and a very conciliatory not know they and t

and glenn beck -- >> [inaudible] >> sorry.e question was didn't theodore roosevelt run as progressive? the progressive movement was actually with neither straight up republican or straight up democrat. there were progressives in both parties. at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. glenn beck has, i believe rejects teddy roosevelt, but he's particularly concerned about wilson who he essentially sees as some kind of satan who is setting in motion a century 100-year motto destroy america. you can go to glep beck.com if you want -- glenn beck.com if you want the details. [laughter] i talk a little more about it, i have a chapter on glenn beck where i -- >> [inaudible] teddy roosevelt was acceptable. >> glenn beck has, he's very open about who he'll -- he's very -- he has a big ten philosophy about who he'll include in his conspiracy theories. yes. >> michael, in light of the aftermath of the election, where do you see the democrats going? what have they learned, what have they not learned? >> uh, wel

is because you know you turn on fox news any time of the day and you have talking heads like glenn beck or bill o'reilly saying things that could be identified as threatening or violent so it doesn't surprise me in that term but do you think of they're the ones to blame here and first i want to play a quick clip of keith olbermann who extended his show who went on a nine minute long rant about this let's take a listen. if sarah palin whose web site put and today scrubbed those targets on twenty representatives including gabby giffords does not repudiate her own part however tangential in amplifying violence and violent imagery in american politics she must be dismissed from politics she must be repudiated by the members of her own party and if they fail to do so each one of them must be judged to have silently defended this tactic that today proved so awfully for telling allison i clearly do not agree with everything the glenn beck says everything that bill o'reilly says i definitely think in terms of when they blatantly a lie about things a lot of that can be dangerous but it's keep al

to succeed in portraying anyone as inciting terror and violence. >> reporter: beck has been criticized for comments like this about liberal activist michael moore. >> i'm thinking about killing michael moore. i can just be choking the life out of him. is this wrong? >> reporter: the issue blew up right after the shooting with the tucson sheriff's first briefing. he lit up the internet by blaming the media. >> the vitriolic rhetoric that we hear day in and day out from people in the radio business and some people in the tv business. >> reporter: in the wake of the shootings, a liberal blogger took down his recent post that giffords was dead to him for voting against nancy pelosi for democratic leader. today, we learned the day before she was shot, giffords' e-mail to republican friends saying "i would love to talk about what we can do to promote centrism and moderation. we need to figure out how to tone our rhetoric and partisanship down." brian? >> andrea mitchell in washington with that. andrea, thanks for your reporting. >>> up next, a monster storm that has much of the american sout

beck. >> thank you, chairman, supervisors. as a director mentioned, the st. vacations are to facilitate the construction of the new transit center, and we have here a section of the building -- can we come out a little bit? there we go. thank you. this is a section through the center of the building, but it illustrates several components of the transit center design, most notably the rail levels of the transit center. the new transit center, as with the original terminal, will span over first and fremont streets. these rail levels will also extend beneath beale street. extending into the right of way on the south and the industry's trade on the north. that is kind of the physical parameters of the construction. i have other images i could show you of other elements of the encroachments or the bus route if you are interested. supervisor mar: no, i do not think that is necessary. >> ok. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. if there are no other questions, let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public who would like to speak? seeing non

they singled out glenn beck and fox news chief roger ail es.u diminish the memory and meaning of the holocaust when you use it to discredit any individual or organization you disagree with." fox news is standing by beck, calling the group that paid for the rabbis ad a kweft left wing political organization that has been trying to engage beck for publicity." >> through the '80s and '90s, though one would have thought of ca calling their enemy a nazi. >> reporter: the use seems to have begun, ironically, with a classic episode in television comedy. >> he's referred to at the soup nazi. >> reporter: today, people are called grammar nazis, even breast-feefding nazis. and given the nature of politics these days, no one expects the use of the word to disappear any time soon. >>> and coming up here on "world news," the latest from egypt, and with another major storm set to hit a huge part of the country, why some people are actually saying "let it snow." i'm not just someone who's quitting with chantix and support... our kids go to school together. -w

bush but it was qualitatively different from the extreme rhetoric of glenn beck and so on. not always sure that that's true. i think you can draw some pretty strong analogies between the kind of conspiracy theories that a figure like michael moore propagated surrounding the bush administration. michael moore ended up sitting in a box with jimmy carter at the democratic national convention in 2004. there are cycles in american life and american political life has become very polarized, very extreme, and very shrill. but i guess, yeah, i just come back to sort of the oddness how many people wanted to talk more about sarah palin than about the actual victims in a case that really ultimate the facts of the case had nothing to do with sarah palin. >> rose: what did you think of sarah palin's response and the use of the term blood libel? >> well sarah palin's response was tone deaf and foolish like most of the things sarah palin has said and done over the past couple years. but sarah palin on the other hand was explicitly... palin was placed in kind of an impossible position, rig

white supremacist who had posted on a web site a white supremacist website a video link to a glenn beck show glenn beck of fox news was going on about the federal emergency management agency said in a concentration camps in america the rhetoric has been overblown about barack obama and his presidency and the administration and i'm afraid the climate right wing talk radio fox news. people like ann coulter sarah palin herself they have been extremely divisive in the a lot of time the rhetoric they use is violent rhetoric and it's not they're not forcing the hand of unbalanced people to come out of the woodwork and do these kinds of acts of violence but certainly the loudness the noise machine of the far right in this country in the last two years has been extraordinary despite the efforts of more sane people try to call for a more civil discourse a more civil dialogue to try to tamp down the tone it's really not not happening i think unfortunately the american news media is not doing a good job of helping to tamp down the tone as well you know picking up on that indeed in a recent article

make their life miserable so men beck is more powerful over the next four or five months than he has been even up to now. >> but you can imagine them not voting to raise the debt ceiling? >> it is an interesting group of people. they are -- generalizing about the freshmen, they are more impressive than one would think. they are experienced business people, experienced legislators and they are serious people, but they are seriously committed, they believe they were sent here to get government under control and they mean to do it, and they really don't have long-term ambitions here, at least right now. i spoke to an economy list who was giving the freshmen the orientation session and they said we are going to cut government by, you know, x, an he said well let me show you the things you probably don't want to touch, medicare, medicaid, social security and they were startled a little and they said, okay let's go to work. let's do it. and he said are you really going to cut this, this, an this and they said yes, we are going to do it and maybe that's only brave talk right now but i think

john beck it depends on the instrument you play as how it affects you. now, as a percussionist and a timpanist for my 43 years, it's not a good place to play. timpani it doesn't flatter the lower end of the orchestra. i have to use harder mallets to play in this hall whereas the same piece of music in another hall, maybe the timpanist would use softer mallets. and so i think from my point of view playing in the eastman theater was a challenge. (music) narrator each theater produces its own thumbprint of sound, clearly discernible to musicians and sound engineers. donald hunsberger of the various recordings that fred fennell made, the mercury recordings back in the '50s, there are people who recognize the sound of the eastman theater on one of those mercury records. donald hunsberger it wasn't designed as a concert hall. it's too wide, it's too high. narrator could george eastman have known that the acoustics in his theater were flawed? if his closest friends knew, sitting near him in the mezzanine, would they have told him? donald hunsberger these people

becks is back in britain started training with his new club tottenham hotspur the former england captain is on loan from l.a. galaxy but at the moment there are only allowing him to train and not play for the north london side the two clubs are in disagreement over what percentage of beckons wages will actually pay as it stands becks will be with them for a month during the american close season however if a purring deal is struck this week it could well turn out against his former club manchester united at white hart lane on sunday. now the news and i rushes taekwondo fight has had a great twenty ten with notable victories in the country now hopes it will be good enough to fill participants in all four taekwondo disciplines at the london olympic swimming course or have caught up with the man in charge of nurturing rushers. party sport brings you an interview series featuring all the heads of russian sports federations and with us today is the presence of russian taekwondo union. sali and thanks for your time at the moment russia doesn't have much to boast about as far as taekwondo at th

pat managed to tuck in a little shot there against the far left going after glenn beck, et cetera.hink that the president rose above all of that, but he went on to say, while incivility did not directly cause this outburst of gun violence that we do need to examine our public discourse. and i think you've seen a real pulling back. roger ales at fox told everybody to cool it. sarah palin took down her chart with the crosshairs. when you see that footage of gabrielle giffords many months ago when that target list first went up saying how it made her feel, i think we -- i think there will be self-restraint on the part of politicians, and i look forward to that. >> monica? >> i think it was a good, well- modulated speech. i think the tone was perfectly appropriate, and i do think this was the presidential moment for him because really for the first time in two years, he spoke on behalf of all of the american people, not just on behalf of his party. not just on behalf of the left, but really spoke on behalf of all of us. so i think it was an important moment. i do think he missed two op

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just ahead, glenn beck, a fiery presence on tv and radio.g he's getting personal opening up about past battles with drugs and alcohol, even thoughts of suicide. he will be here along with his co-author dr. keith adler to talk about what you can learn to transform your life. >> and an interview with kelly preston, john travolta's wife. she's speaking out in the fist television interview since the birth of their baby boy ben. >>> and a hundred days and counting. the details on prince william and kate middleton's wedding as the big day approaches. >> the big apple will never be the same. the kardashians are coming to take new york. kim and kourtney will be here to explain. >> and another case of cyber bullying. two high school students have been arrested for creating a fake facebook profile about a classmate. mark potter is at the school with details. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. two girls from the high school are under home detention awaiting arraignment next week. police say what they thought was a joke on facebook was

glenn beck needs to do it. as leaders, we need to engage in a way that is respectful of each other's and the constitution. host: sherry hall on the independent line. caller: two questions. do you believe the growing economic equality in the u.s. has anything to do with the increasing uncival tone? and if there was one thing that you could change about congress, what would it be? -- uncivil tone? guest: the past decade we have really seen stagnant wages and growth that has not crossed every part of the economy, every person in the economy. i think that these are big pressures on people now. economic trouble is not something that is new, not an excuse for an environment that is intolerant. at the same time, as members of congress, there are things that we can do, not necessarily to agree with everybody on their policy issues. i may not agree with speaker boehner on every issue, but we have to respect him. we can have policy differences, but it is not personal. those are things that we have some control over in th

but if anybody gets out here and watches fox news with glenn beck and hear rush, and a few more. unbalanced people there. and then you take people that are not very smart anyway. and they just get it in their head right here, that's what i got to do to be great like glenn beck. and we need to sell more gold, and you know. and with hannity and all of this. it's just a disgrace that america has come to that. host: we will go to phillip in virginia. the headline from the daily news, blood bath in arizona. caller: i would like to send my condolences to the victims of this deadly event. i would like to address the caller from london, referring to our gun rights. and i feel that has nothing to do with this situation. we will always have our second amendment right to bear arms. it's in the constitution. i don't think that no matter how bad the situation. host: in the headline, those shot in tucson. and the bloodshed of new focus on those in congress. good morning to ann. yes, you are on the air, turn the volume down. caller: i am a woman from michigan, why don't you cut these democrats

we have a situation this summer were glenn beck called george soros the most evil threat facing america. then they arrested a glenn beck file were heading to san francisco toake out the leadership of that foundation. this is a centrist democrat, gabrielle giffords, this was one of the candidates that sarah palin put up and put crosshairs over their names and districts. that, to somebody that is on hand, means, of crosshairs means take out your gun and go after them. host: sarah palin did express her shock at what happened. this is from the daily news -- it showed that representative giffords was one of the district. politician she thought needed to go. giffords said that when you represent a district that includes the ok corra nothing rprises you in terms of political discourse. guest: i do not disagree that civil discourse is important. i have written things critical of glenn beck of michael savage and tea party members, and i am a conservative republican. we wrote a book about politics in the new era, where we talk about the importance as christians in politics. ihink it is a valid. y

not that it is a project glenn beck on occasion is a little soft. [laughter] i'm saying this because glenn beck has been talking about our honor, and our honor is at stake in these matters. american honor is at stake. his personal honor is at stake when he lies about these things. he knows it's true, by the way. it's not that he is mistaken. confused, he knows this. he was doing things before this all happened. my point is this book for us all to be doing is, but like all the work that needs to be done in these areas you can't do it one at a time. you need to organize ourselves. i'm glad to say that lots of people are organizing. imam brown is one of the key signatures -- figures. he goes to churches and synagogues all the time. the imam brown was there at the funeral in his home. he's an american, by the way. he's one of us. in that very important respect. so i do think, back to your question, sorry i got sidetracked there, i have anxiety of not this particular topic, but i think there's something for us to be doing. what used to get the complex in

. >> we spoke to maria beck who has been to belarus and is active in demanding more human rights. we asked her how she believed the u.s. should react to the oppressive regime. >> deftly there has to be a strong answer because we should not for that in 1999 and 2000, there has been people who disappeared and many signs were sent the regime had part in this disappearance. it came back and the eu came back trying to reach out the hand to the regime, especially for the benefit of the regime. he has been violating all international laws and human- rights, so there cannot be a just going on in business as usual. >> are economic sanctions an option? >> i think sanctions will more be visa sanctions. all those people who are part of the repressive regime and the injustice will not be able to travel into the european union anymore. i hope that their bank cards -- big accounts will be frozen and there will be a shift to the european programs which have to come to the benefit of a civil society but not come to the benefit of the regime. >> what is the outlook for belarus if he stays in power?

but we have many books among our exhibitors that are much newer than that a rare book could be stein beckve steinbeck and faulkner. >> and sax romer. >> that is my interest. >> it is not just for the oldies and moldies which interests me i brought one here this is a mexican print because i am a specialist in mexico and this book is bound in vellum the lining to of a sheep or cow's stomach and one of the toughest materials known it never deteriorates, and it just is a wonderful binding material they should use it still in my opinion. >> hear that crackle. >> that's right. this is the fine linen rag paper. this is meant for a priest, is printed in mexico 1750 and meant for a priest and the unusual thing about this book is it is sermonthey are in the astec language so he could communicate with his congregation. >> i was going to ask you borrow that i am a little short for sunday but nowatle what does it sound like? can you read any of it? >> no and even the pronunciation is a mouthful. >> is printed in roman or air back script. >> that's right arabic script. >> may i hold that? >> sure. >> i

. >>> a coalition of rabbis published a letter calling on fox news to sanction host glen beck for repeated use of nazi and holocaust imagery and airing attacks on george soros. democratic congressman dennis kucinich is suing a congressional car tear ya for dental injuries he says he suffered after biting into an olive pit in a sandwich wrap he bought there. he's seeking $150,000 in damages. >>> one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. in 2009, a government package issued controversial guidelines recommending against routine mammograms for women in their 40s and mammograms only every other year beyond 50. new data suggests the panel may have ignored evidence more frequent mammograms save lives. researchers found annual mammograms starting at 40, save 65,000 more women from breast cancer than mammograms done every other year in women over 50. >>> for more information on this and other health stories, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil wash with odor block. the confident clean. an early look at how wall street will kick off the d

the other thing i want to say is to come to the defense of g mr.lenn beck. i watch his show every single day, it is the only show i watch and over and over again, he is calling for non-violent solutions to the political and economic challenges we face in the 21st century. i want to make it clear that in no way does he support of violence or condoned violence, especially against americans and our elected officials. i hope we can't all learn from this lesson that violence is not the answer for our problems and the challenges we face. host: a colleague who represents a south florida district appeared on "meet the press" earlier today and talked about her relationship with gongresswoman giffords. >> she is showing full strength and from what i was told by her staff last night, she woke up and responded to her husband's boys. they sedated her again -- her husband's of voice. for anybody who knows her or has met her, she is the most open, warm, sweet woman. she -- the best way to describe her is she is the kind of person who tries to see the good in everyone. even

spoken in public about saturday's attack but she emailed her views to conservative commentator glen beck who discussed them this morning on his radio show. >> she wrote back in part, i hate violence. i hate war. our children will not have peace. politicos capitalize on this to succeed in portraying anyone as inciting terror and violence. >> lehrer: the country had a similar conversation following the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. then president clinton appealed to americans to denounce the forces of fear. >> when there is talk of hatred, let us stand up and talk against it. when there is talk of violence, let us stand up and talk against it. in the face of death, let us honor life. >> lehrer: today in congress amid the back-and-forth over the tucson shootings, there were also calls for calm from both sides. >> i think the message to cool it ought to be clear from this. maybe it has nothing to do with this. maybe his almost insane meandering had nothing to do with watching the congress or with websites or blogs. >> all of us are particularly heart struck and saddened with the awful event in

boathouse as a historic resources, to working with the historic preservation commission, which, glenn beck overcome all the documentation show our commitment to working with historic preservation in ensuring that any proposed improvements at the site reflect the historic nature of the building, and additionally, approval of any capital improvements will be subject to the approval of this body and the appropriate regulatory bodies including potentially the planning commission and the historic preservation commission. i would like to show a list of some of the supporters and opponents of this project. with that, i make myself available for any questions. >> i met with some community members earlier in the week. the issue that was outstanding for me was the issue of insurance. it did not show up in some of the documents. could you comment on that? >> in inserting language into the lease, that his language that is not inserted by departments that. the city retains a team of risk managers that review each proposed contract and determine the appropriate insurance levels and the appropriate polic

why big dems have become all to common since the election of president obama, white range by glenn beckhave accused racism against white people. a few days after matteau began in tool in july 2009 baroda blog post about a lawsuit or the national motto of the united states in god we trust. or maybe search for the article, i learned the doctrine of separation of church and state the liberal scam to discriminate against christians are apparently suffering from greater oppression that america's white males. rush limbaugh's brother david described details in his 2004 book: persecution: how liberals are waging war against christians. perhaps for representative john alert indiana read it. but congress sought to curb proselytizing in the air force academy 2005, we accuse democrats of demonizing christians and appeared on the house were christianity in america continues unabated aid and comfort to those who would eradicate any vestige of our christian heritage. as i read about the law weren't christian and became the rage still in my mind, the parallels between accusations of white victimization

speech of this unwarranted and obvious to discredit -- obviously discredited attacks that made it glenn beck and sarah palin accessories to a series of murders of which they had nothing to do. >> comforter in chief? >> he did that as well, but it was important to stop the malice and incivil discourse of the days prior to the memorial service. >> we cannot have a two-minute conversation without a little bit of -- >> you don't think -- >> the president, when he campaigned for the presidency, really wanted to get away from that. this is in some ways his comfort zone, the kind of conversation he wants the country to have. he was eloquent in promoting that and getting the country away, at least temporarily, from doing that kind of thing. >> jeanne cummings, your reaction? >> i am not sure he covered the nation, but i think he put events in context. he put that in the context of the victims, the best way we can honor them is to be better ourselves. that is the kind of voice that president obama had during the campaign that appealed to so many americans did in that respect, he had a positive impact

companies that are in play like beck man counter, which is a diagnostic company. >> susie: and you're looking for companies that you think will be merged, right? >> we start in january of 2010 and a new wave of con sl dags hit an air pock net the spring, we're back. corporate love making, they have companies want to grow, they can either start a plant or they can bias sets. it's cheaper to bias it's, -- buy assets. >> susie: do you still like verizon now that it's come out with the iphone? >> the iphone is an important element but not the decisional element to own it. what's important is what you have on your lap and is that ipad and all these devices, the world has gone mobile. wireless. and all of the dynamics of the digital age are here in front of us, they are the owners of the highway, so verizon at $37 is still a bargain. but looking out three to five years, the next step is ivan is going to merge that company with another company and have a foot print, nothing wrong with that. >> susie: what about apple, does it pass your value test? >> no. there's no way in the world apples a

beck's ambassador philip verveer, thank you for being on "the communicators."ning us now is edward felten, the chief technologist at the federal trade commission. >> i am senior advisor to the chairman and commissioners at the ftc. i am an internal consultant on technology in policy issues. i do some liaison and an ambassador to the technical community and the tech industry and the help the other technologists within the agency to be more effective. >> but as the ftc needed chief technologist? >> the ftc is doing an increasing amount of work in areas like online privacy and competition and so on. the leadership in the agency decided they wanted to have more access to technical advice. if you are going to be working in this area, and helps to have people in house to speak the language. >> what is your background when it comes to on-line privacy and what is your general philosophy? >> i am a computer scientist. i have been a computer science professor at princeton for 17 years. my technical research in teaching has been largely in online security and privacy. i c

two years ago, the mentally ill were being taunted to take action when i watched, you know, glenn beck and i got real scared and i started talking about it all the time, like, you can't be saying the president isn't an american. you can't be saying stuff like that. it's not good. we're in a war that your friend bush started and you told us all that time we weren't supposed to talk down the president but now, come on, which is it? tavis: so are we blaming the media for this? left and right, the media, the politicians, or the people? >> i'm blaming the people at the top where the blame goes. i'm tired of it being put at the bottom by people paid off by people at the top to get people blaming the people at the bottom who have nothing to do with it. there are people at the top and they have to, like, give us a solution. now the republicans, they took over again. well, let us see some solutions now, you know, because we're going to be able to start blaming them real soon if they don't do something and now it's all gridlock. o.k. well, let's get something done. i don't care who does it, a re

of fortunately the surgery or the shoulder was there was a very big a sore need some more time for beck and i x i expect to be in a better shape this moment of the of the of the only but unfortunately is the lever . so we have to walk very much for a for be ready in the first that there is we needed to improve the bike to modify a little bit the bike about they need also a primer forward for modify my riding style and adapt to this proceeding. in one find it makes a nice change to boxer. laughing and hugging is they talk of their next world champion band and wife and and among t.l. faces challenger anita dunn and next month the first world title fight of the year but despite what's at stake both refused to be bad boys instead it's all greens and embraces and glowing praise. now for this fight i've known for not for a long time not only that we're friends outside but you know throughout his career i've watched him and this is how good this man is you know throughout since i turned pro he's been a world champion and. this is a big test.

i'm going give to the glenn beck's restoring honor rally. it was astonishing that he was able to mobilize hundreds of thousands of people to come on >> motor. >> jon stewart and steven colbert gathering a quarter of a million people in washington to celebrate the end of anger in politics. >> we'll look forward to that. >> best political theater, christine o'donnell's television ad during the delaware senate race where she declares, quote, i'm not a witch, unquote. we haven't heard accusations of witchcraft as an issue in a u.s. senate race ever before this. best political theater. okay, worst political theater, pat. >> i've got one that will surprise you. i'm not a witch, john, i'm you. [ laughter ] >> i had the same one for worst political theater. much as i admire christine o'donnell and wanted to see her in the united states senate. >> eleanor. >> worst theater, sarah palin killing bambi and bludgeoning the halibut, and at the risk of mixing my met that force or my fish, she jumped the shark on that. her polls are dismal. 80% of women do