we begin tonight with bernie. tonight it is embarrassing for many in the liberal media to seat man who heavily supported barack obama having such a hard time in the white house. the latest economic chaos is being pramed a -- framed a number of ways being honest. bernard goldberg.com. i hear you are angry about the record damage? >> actually, bill,. >> my liberal friends rarely make me angry but they do confuse me with their crazy liberal ideas. here is the latest one. yesterday paul krugman in the "new york times" said there was too much balance in hard news stories about the economy and about politics. and krugman wants hard news journalists to come out and flat out say it's the tea party people toll ho brought the people to the brink of disaster. i'm going to read one sentence, these are his exact words. the problem with american politics right now is republican extremism. you are not helping you are helping to make the problem worse. then a few days later, john kerry, the senator from massachusetts said pretty

bernie goldberg and dennis miller.t is embarrassing for many to see the man they heavily supported barack obama having such a hard time in the white highways. the latest chaos is being trained many ways very few honor. joining us mr. goldberg. >> i hair you are angry about some of the repertoire. >> my liberal friends rarely make me angry but they confuse me with their liberal ideas. here is the latest one. the other day phil said there was too much balance in hard news stories about the economy and about politics and he wants hard news journalists to come flat out and say it's the tea party people who brought the country to the brink of disaster. i am going to read one sentence these were his exact words. the problem with american politics is republican extremism. if you are not willing to say that you are helping to make the problem worse. a few days later john kerry the senator from massachusetts said pretty much the same thing. >> kerry basically blamed the downgrade from s&p on the tea party then he went further.

once treated, bernie's scorched paws started to regrow their skin and at record speed. now more surprising, the paws show no signs of scar tissue. the vet cannot determine, though, how much of a role the stem cells played in bernie's recovery, but they will conducts more research. >>> we hope you had a great holiday weekend. the workweek is starting tomorrow. let's see how our forecast is shaping up with jeff ranieri. >> yeah, it looks pretty nice. we'll see a decent spike in companies as we head especially throughout tuesday and wednesday. right now in san francisco, 63. a little fog, but it's getting compressed down as we see winds coming more out of a drier direction, out of the northwest at 25 miles per hour. if but want more heat back like we had throughout friday and saturday of last week, you are in luck. as we look at oakland, mainly clear skies. now, a temperature of 65 degrees. otherwise, dropping here across our bayside communities to 65 on this labor day here in oakland. 69 in hayward. 86 in livermore. 73 in san jose. and currently a cool 61 in san francisco

and bernie goldberg on the web site attack watch.com being run by the obama campaign. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> hi, i'm be ol rye. will thanks for watching us tonight. raising revenue by punishing achievement. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. more of same from president obama today demanding tax increase on wealthy and corporations in order to cut the enormous federal debt. >> explained by somebody who is making auto million dollars a year in the financial markets should be paying 15% on their taxes when a teacher making auto thousand dollars a year is paying more than that. paying a higher rate. they ought to have to answer for that. >> bill: well, mr. president, do i have have an answer, of course i do. number one, you are talking about long-term capital gains tax currently at 15%. but you and your pal warren buffet never say that you equate the 15% cap gains tax with the federal income tax. that is not fair. that's because capital gains tax is levi

fake heros like bernie character, rudy giuliani, and yes george w. bush raced to cash in on the horror. the memory of 9/11 has been irrevokably poisoned and it became an occasion for shame and in its heart, the nation knows it misguided individual and i do not take anything he says. is he angry because his economic policies have failed dismally and the president he reveres is in deep trouble. so krugman is acting out, insulting his country on the anniversary of 9/11. that is truly despicable. then there is former times reporter chris hedges writing on another blog, quote, our brutality and triumphism, the by products of nationalism in our infantile pride we revived the jihadist movement. we descended to its barbarity. we became tears too. >> unquote. according to hedges we are as bad as the al qaeda killers. the reason i am pointing this stuff out, the rantings of far left loons some of their more moderate con fed der rats do not con item the statements. the "new york times" pays krugman to spout this stuff. yeah. we do have freedom of speech but the

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and bernie goldberg on whether nbc handled the debate in a fair and balanced way.pe you stay tuned for those reports. ( grunting ) >> bill: personal story segment. press secretary jay carney, i think the president's speech tonight was more political than economic. he wants to put republicans in a corner over creating jobs and raising taxes to pay for those jobs. kirsten powers and andrea, both ladies are fox news contributors. was i too tough on jay? >> you're asking me that? i thought you were perfect. >> bill: i didn't rough him up. >> he did look a little rattled at the end. >> bill: but at the end, i gave him the softball question about the security thing, just so he -- >> that was nice. but you definitely put him on the spot, but good. no one ever puts this administration on the spot and asks the tough questions. >> bill: tapper did ask him about hoffa. >> one then. >> bill: the white house press corp. is timid, but i don't think they're in the tank. how did you see it, kirsten? was i too tough on carney? >> i think it's probably what he should have expected i

i hope that doesn't include bernie and myself.e hope you stay tuned for those reports. >> bill: stossel matters segment, howard dean controversial guy, no question. now the web site reporting that dean was paid by an iranian militant group to improve their image in the usa. here is the problem. i'll let stossel tell you the problem. he's been investigating. i got ahead of myself because i am outraged about this if it's true. i want to be fair it dean even though he's not fair to us. we rise above him. is he doing anything wrong? >> no, i don't think so. it's odd to, after that intro to defend him. this group has been labeled a terror group. but rudy guiliani has spoken for him, andy card. there is a lot of people who say it shouldn't be labeled a terrorist group is. >> bill: what do they do? it's based in iran, right? >> originally in iran. now they've been exiled, libertarian friend says the communist cult and who knows? some people, like john bolten, say it shouldn't be a terrorist group, as far as i know and they could be -- >>

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our next guest, senator bernie sanders of vermont, held a senate hearing on poverty.small part of that hearing. >> poverty in america leads not just to anxiety, not just to unhappiness or discomfort or a lack of material goods. it leads to death. poverty in america is, in fact, a death sentence. >> if poverty is a death sentence, it is a big government that has acted as the judge and jury conscripting poor americans to a lifetime of dependency on a broken and ineffective federal government. >> let's bring in senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, i want you to respond to what senator rand paul said right there. >> it was really quite amazing. rand paul is blaming poverty on the government despite the fact that we have given huge tax breaks to the wealthiest people in this country and poverty has increased. more to the point, in america today, we have a huge moral dilemma, ed. and that is that while we have the most unfair and unequal distribution of wealth and income of any major country on earth, you have 400 people on the top owning more than wealth than the bo

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bernie madoff still billions of dollars and is now serving a one hundred fifty year sentence in federal prison as he should be but here's a couple all of wall street banks who stole over seventeen trillion seventeen thousand billion from u.s. households between two thousand and seven two thousand and eight not one damn person is in jail because of that because you have as much as it does me time for these crooks to join their old buddy bernie made off of jail and for the government to confiscate from these banks the hundreds of billions in bonuses big paid themselves with our dollars and that's the big picture for us and i. take crazy alerts the house on doesn't now it appears that we've figured out exactly why the rich need their lovely little tax breaks is the super model linda eventually says demanding forty six grand in child support from her french billionaires baby daddy that sounds reasonable enough except that some of the stuff that she is demanding isn't a year that's forty six thousand dollars that she wants to get from them pair month now linda claims that the bare minimum ne

bernie madoff stole billions of dollars and is now serving a one hundred fifty year sentence and federalprison as he should be but here's a couple all of wall street banks or us who stole over seventeen trillion seventeen thousand billion from u.s. households between two thousand and seven two thousand and nine and not one damn person is in jail because of that because you of as much as it does me it's time for these crooks to join their old buddy bernie madoff in jail and for the government to confiscate from these banks the hundreds of billions in bonuses they paid themselves with our dollars and that's the big picture for tonight. craving alerts that doesn't that it appears that we've figured out exactly why the rich.

. >> host: there was a famous question that bernie shaw of cnn asked which is now referred to in yourook add the "-- as the "killer question" and it was referred to and can you talk about what that was? >> guest: well, the exact words i can't quote off the top of my head, but essentially it was -- it was the first question in the debate. >> host: number one, oh. >> guest: number one. he said governor and this was in 1988 against george h. w. bush, and he said, governor, if he were raped and murdered, would you be in favor of the death penalty for the perpetrator? >> host: what a question. >> guest: decaucus -- that was the question that bernie shaw decided to ask, and at that time, there was a moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting, the three panelists and bernie, the day of the debate and went over their questions and how they were going to do things and whatever, and long involved story, but the three other panelists, margaret warner, who was in with, i think, was with "news week," and of course now with the pbs news hour. andrea mitchell with nbc news and anne compton wi

the resupply effort tonight and the national guard will start helping with road repairs.l senator bernie sanders drove through a pair of badly damaged towns today after getting an aerial tour of the flooding yesterday.l senator, let me just start and have you tell me, you went to the hardest-hit areas, what did you see? >> well, we saw a lot of destruction and a lot of human despair.l yesterday i was in ludlow, vermont, that's a small town, central part of the state.l five bridges in that one small town are out.l today i was in waitesfield, vermont, and a lot of home were severely damaged and town offices were severely damaged.l nearby there's a trailer park where 80 trailers were severely damaged.l so, we're seeing a lot of pain in the state, and, in fact, what we understand the case to be is this is the worst natural

and they were opposed to bernie using kitty dukakis's name. they thought... it was a mistake and they couldn't talk him out of it and he's still annoyed about it frankly, that they even tried to talk him out of it. >> rose: bernie is. how about dukakis? >> well, dukakis... dukakis told me at least at my interview a few yes later he said, hey, look, maybe it was a mistake the way i... the question he... the issue here wasreally in the final analysis it was dukakis's answer not bernie's questn. if dukakis had said "i'd want to kill him. i'd grab him." but george h.w. bush said that's what he should have said. but if dukakis had done that well, then the issue nobody would even probably have remembered the question. they certainly wouldn't have remembered it as a negative. david broder said right after that "dukakis has had it" because he started... he turned it into a treatise on capital punishment. >> rose: and that plus the famous picture of anymore the tank. >> absolutely. again, a visual. >> exactly. these things... we've got to keep in mind it's the full pe

berni was alsoe one of the founders.early days, we did not know what bok choy was and had never seen fresh fish being sold by the pound. fresh foods sustainability and not even been invented yet. the market was here for all of us. it is truly the heart of the city. >> hello again, everybody. i would like to introduce someone who has given over 500 hours of volunteer time, who has embraced the market. she has been great. this is the first person who has been on our board of directors who became the president voted in by the farmers. she was a community member. she helped the market so much that we knew she would be great for the market. i want to introduce you to laura rodriguez. come on. go ahead. >> for her outstanding service, we would like to reward her with the heart of gold award. you, too. one on each side. >> greetings, everyone. i want to begin by thanking the incredibly dedicated farmers who get up at an average of 2:30 in the morning to bring us this wonderful food. i like you to offer a warm hand to the farmer

and michael dukakis, take it one step at a time, that was the question that bernie shaw decided to ask. and then at that time there was a moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting the three panelists and bernie the day of the debate and went over the questions to see how they were going to do things and what ever and it's a long and all still story, but the three of the panelists, margaret warner, then with i think it was with "newsweek," of course now with the pds newshour, andrea mitchell of nbc news, and ann compton with abc news, the three panelists, the women said wait a minute, rethink that question and at least not use her name that the thought and bernie was adamant and she was going to ask the question and he asked the question, and i just in doing some old fashioned reporting live at the meeting and how little can about discovered that there is some hard feelings that exist to this day about the fact that the three panelists tried to talk about asking the questions and they're some back talk about whether somebody knew the question ahead of time and the word leaked ou

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and dukakis taking it one step at a time that was the question that bernie shaw decide to ask and at that time there was the moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting, the three panelists and bernie the day of the debate and went over their questions how they were going to do things and what ever and it's a long and all story, but the three other panelists, margaret warner then what "newsweek," of course now with the pbs news hour and andrea mitchell with nbc news and ann compton with nbc news. the three panelists, the three women said wait a minute. we think that question. they tried to talk him out of it and at least not use her name. and he was adamant he was going to ask the question and he asked the question. and i, just in doing some old fashioned reporting about the meeting and how it all came about discovered that there is hard feelings that exist to this day about the fact that these three panelists tried to talk him out of asking the question in the first place and there was back talk about somebody knew the question ahead of time and the word leaked out, look at an

the culpability of the guy at the top by working from the bottom the problem that you have in the bernie madoff cases they've got the guy at the top first and he's protecting the other three layers underneath all story a lot of the extraction tends to be very borderline illegal because the people extracting tend to be the ones setting up the legal framework route economics is what limited not only calls it in our new book with the reason why the line between what is criminal what is now criminals disappear it's because a did it would say well when you remove all that is fiction when you remove all the controls then of course what this legal and want this illegal so you're you're creating a crime scene and you're creating the crime and you are. effectively combining the police officers all at the same time only in the form of a regulatory body or. for the laws that work for wall street in june two thousand and nine the f.b.i. said it was investigating thirteen hundred securities fraud cases including many ponzi schemes his will is more than five hundred eighty corporate fraud cases most o

i said with all due respect, miss regan, you just did a book with bernie care i can. he's alive. and you can interview him in about four or five weeks and you have 80% of your book. john o'neill was a man that few people knew. he was involved in a very secretive universe, in charge of counter espionage and counterterrorism which is what he became famous for and lastly, he worked for the f.b.i. and his connections weren't in the intelligence divisions so by definition, this was not an agency, bureau or universe that was open to reporters asking questions much less getting answers. so i said to her, well, i think i could do it in a year having done a previous book, i knew it would take at least that long. i lied. it actually took a year and a half. and bits and pieces of interviews, hundreds and hundreds over months and months and a ton of research, the life and times of john o'neill came alive to me and i began to see truly what an extraordinary man he was and what an extraordinary place he had in the entire history of trying to fight terrorism during the second half of the 1990's

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absolutely and this is actually at the central this is the maybe the defining aspect of bernie's entire career the burning of a student of the great depression and sort of all his career he's focused on this back that in the great depression and also in japan sloan this idea that the central bank and government officials said on their hands didn't do enough so it his core he believes it never stops moving never stop trying always do more stuff i think you could argue that actually since he's got to be the fed chair and with the political push back he probably hasn't done as much as he might have as a younger ben bernanke you might have encouraged him to do but yes. absolutely i think he's always going to keep trying things to avoid deflation an ongoing recession but then what do we think of the fact that john boehner that mitch mcconnell decided to send ben bernanke he this letter last night urging him you know not to lower interest rates any further i mean for starters is that unprecedented or you know used to be that the federal reserve is supposed to be nonpolitical is supposed to be