now, bernie has written a new column about undecided voters. now, bernie and i disagree on this.itution gives us a right to be a moron and we have that right and we can exercise it every single day. bernie says that if you are that stupid that you don't know who you are going to vote for between the two diametrically opposed president obama and governor romney, you don't deserve to vote. do i have it correctly? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> bill: i. >> i did say that look, let me give you three serious reasons why people may still be undecided. according to a fox news poll in the middle of this month, 13% of registered voters are still undecided. reason number one is that for some people politics aren't a big deal. it's summertime. they will start paying attention during the debates and around that, fine. number two, a lot of people get a phone call from a total stranger who says i'm with the polling company. and who are you going to vote for? that's intimidating to some people. so they say i haven't made up my mind. a third possible reason is the 15 minutes of fame, the andy warhola

bernie and i are actually agreeing in a round about way. >> okay. i will buy that. >> bill: reality check on deck. did you know canadians now have more money than americans? o canada. and the factor tip of the day. how you can fight back if you get ripped off. don't take it. upcoming. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. relate check while 12 were numbered derderian in colorado 14 people have died in texas and that is check one. a truck carrying illegal immigrants overturned. >> the border patrol agent out of corpus have come and helped with the identification

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in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight. >> as you know bernie goldberg and i have been analyzes media has been treating the obama administration. most of the coverage has been soft to say the least. however, recently there has been a tone change in some places. >> let's not mince words the economy stinks. take a look at the trend. this is not just a one-month blip. look at these numbers. there is the first part of the year. the second quarter 88,000, 77,000. that's the worst quarter of job creation in two years. >> you heard the president talking about how he vacationed as a child on greyhound buses or going to howard johnsons or hojos a contrast to mitt romney new hampshire. subtext of the campaign coming out class warfare. >> you have all invested heavily in the bain capital element of trying to convince people of what mitt romney is about. and yet this particular ad got four pinocchios from the "the washington post" which is not true. >> bill: joining us now from north carolina, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com. i undery stand before you get to this analysis you have a co

we still do have questions, i do, bernie does, about how exactly it happened. having sat in that courtroom, having listened to scott peterson, talking with the happiest voice to his girlfriend, with his wife at the bottom of the bay, it's no surprise they convicted. >> scott's attorney argues, as bernie medal mentioned, the how, and where was never spelled out. the circumstantial was evidently there. the jury asked for a firsthand look at scott peterson's boat. they not only saw it, but some climbed into the boat after the trial. greta asked one of the jurors why he got in. >> because there were questions about the stability of the boat, that when we listened to the experts, that i don't think those answers -- those questions were answered in our minds. we needed to have a little bit more to that. i climbed in the boat. looking at pictures, it didn't mean much to us. when we walked out there, we were hands off, walked around with hands in our pocket, didn't know what we could do. then when we go to the deliberation, we said, you know, can we look at the boat, p

sitting next to me, imus in the morning executive producer bernie mcgirk. i always want to say, mcgirk, have you 48 hours to find the missing girl. i don't know why. and he will never confess his writing is a mess. good to see you, pinch. >> in business robert frank writes of the growing number of lady folk refusing to date or mary -- marry men. women. some -- ♪ some boys kiss me some boys hug me ♪ ♪ i think they are okay ♪ if they don't give me proper credit ♪ ♪ i just walk away ♪ they can beg and they can plead ♪ ♪ but they can't see the light ♪ >> that's right ♪ >>> because the boy with the cold hard cash ♪ ♪ is always mr. right take it, porch. >> ♪ like a virgin ♪ touched for the very first time ♪ >> wrong madonna song, you insipid hump. >> for people watching this at home, i apologize. people watching it elsewhere, i i don't know what you were doing. >> doing karaoke with bill. >> i don't know what are you talking about. >> i mean pinch. it is a win-win for the purveyors of sin? they are calling for countries around the world to legalize prostitution a

i didn't see that coming from bernie. perhaps i never had.uldn't know the tender touch of a m would. what do you i can ma of this? what do you make of this? >> i think other countries have a shot at this. but it is not going to happen here. >> really? how come. too narrow minded? >> it is not even that it is too narrow minded. the whole morality argument of the whole issue is just a diversionary tactic. it is a thing to distract us. they want this thing out there, prostitution, illegal drug use, aids, all of these things happening because it is another way to keep the poor people in the place where they are miserable and unable to move forward. they want to keep them out of control. >> can i ask you one simple question? >> yes. >> who are they? >> who you are? >> your superiors, sir. >> am i working for something that i don't know? who is they? the u.n? >> the powers that be, i would say. not the u.n. i'm saying other countries have a chance of pursuing -- >> the tri-lateral commission? you are talking about the tri-lateral commission. >> i a

bernie, stop being an idiot. you're being an idiot. come and watch with the rest of the staff the speech. we're going to watch together. then go back to work after that. so in a morose fashion i put my pencil down, all right. i'm acting stupid. i walk in and sit down in a chair, a little television set. you don't have the fancy televisions we have today. i'm looking at the set glaring, not talking to anybody. and president nixon comes on the screen and he starts the speech. and he says he's resigned. totally shocked. i was convinced he would never resign. he's going to resign. i never forget. i thought gee whiz, i said, now i don't have to fight with my wife anymore. that's all i thought b. i didn't think about history, the impeachment, what we did. i thought my god, i can go home tonight and no fight. we can go home. we can go home. with the kids. that's all i thought. i didn't think gee, this is really a historic event. a president resigning and we were part of this process. i thought about. my wife's going to be -- i don't know if s

jim, bernie and ted, thank you so much. >> sure. >> straight ahead, news about jobs. it's not exactly good. what does the latest jobs report mean for the millions of americans still looking for work and for the rest of our economy. steve ford is here next. also it was the verdict that stunned the nation. casey anthony acquitted of murdering her little daughter. what were casey's first words after she heard "not guilty"? defense attorney jose baez answers that question and more. part two of greta's interview coming up. plus, it looks like a scene from "jersey shore" but it's a real scene starring new jersey governor chris christie caught on camera again. wait till you see what he did wait till you see what he did this time. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, vit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? according to ford, the works fuel saver package could literally pay for itself. jim twi

bernie, thanks very much. we appreciate it. in a moment, is it legal. holder may get away with it and a punishment for the kids who verbally tortured a school bus worker. legal is >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, is it legal. we begin with eric holder not being held accountable by his own justice department fort contempt of congress vote last week. on friday afternoon, the justice department announced it would not seek any sanctions against the attorney general. here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. why not, wiehl? giving him a pass. >> we had discretion under this statute. we don't have to charge or send this to the u.s. attorney for criminal charges of contempt we decide under that discretion we are not going to go ahead with it. why? because executive privilege. that was, you know, holder was in this position of -- >> bill: who decides this lead counsel. >> department of justice. >> bill: what does it mean? the sign decides it a front lawn. >> there is a league council decides we are not. >> a group of co

>> well, you do just what i think michael and bernie has said. first thing you definitely want to do is try to get the very best psychiatrist you can find. there is did i could the any between competency and using the insanity defense. first thing you want to deal with the competency situation. can he participate in his own defense. if he it is found he is not able to, they will have to put him in a mental institution until he can participate then they will move to the insanity defense. that is the only way they can go in this case. >> greta: what is the point, insanity defense, guilt phase and you have the insanity phase. can you tell me the point of a defense attorney going through the guilt phase when the evidence is so overwhelming, why not stipulate ui late to the evidence. that is the only option at this point on the table? >> for tactical reasons would you stick to the evidence and move forward with insanity. some lawyers believe take two bites of the apple. you get to have the trial on the mertsd. is he the guy that is shot. can somebody

what kyra sedgwick, the gorgeous star of "the closer" told me about the biggest villain in her life, bernie madoff. >> i see him as a sick man. i see us as adults who made a choice, and i see a lot of people that are so much worse off than we are. and i think that, you know, [ bleep ] happens. can you say that?

bernie, thanks very much. we appreciate it. in a moment, is it legal.ay get away with it and a punishment for the kids who verbally tortured a school bus worker. bus worker. legal is all multivitamins give me the basics. they claim to be complete. only centrum goes beyond. providing more than just the essential nutrients, so i'm at my best. centrum. always your most complete. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, is it legal. we begin with eric holder not being held accountable by his own justice department fort contempt of congress vote last week. on friday afternoon, the justice department announced it would not seek any sanctions against the attorney general. here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. why not, wiehl? giving him a pass. >> we had discretion under this statute. we don't have to charge or send this to the u.s. attorney for criminal c

bernie goldberg, everybody. there it is. in a moment, reality check, the egyptians mock hillary clinton. also, mccartney and springsteen embarrassed in london. check is next. another cup of co? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so what's it going to be, partner? 5-hour energy. wise choice. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. she's not just natalie coughlin. she's every 5-year-old who ever jumped in a pool and didn't want to get out. ♪ every coach, every rival who ever pushed her. she's the tip of a spear that goes all the way back to the beginning. it's amazing how far you can go with a little help along the way. td ameritrade. proud sponsor of the 2012 u.s. olympic team. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight, reality check. nasty stuff directed at hillary clinton by egyptian fanat

. >> eliot: good try chuck but no sale and vermont senator bernie sanders, my guest in a few moments had it right when he described what the act's defeat would mean. >> billionaires say look, it is great that i own an oil company. great that i own a coal company. great that i own gambling casinos. but gee, i could have even more fun by owning the united states government. >> eliot: gotta love bernie. 53-45 without a single republican vote. barbara boxer to ask the republicans opposition to this common-sense measure begs the question what are they trying to hide? >> for more on the disclose act's defeat, let's go to senator bernie send aers, independent of vermont. senator, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> eliot: a sad day down in the capitol when an issue the disclose act that goes to the heart of the integrity of our democratic process can't get 60 votes in the senate. what happened? >> well, essentially what happens is republicans know they got a good deal going. they have billionaires who are pouring millions and millions of dollars into candidates for the republican p

bernie goldberg, everybody. there it is.ity check, the egyptians mock hillary clinton. also, mccartney and springsteen embarrassed in london. check is next. [ female announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight, reality check. nasty stuff directed at hillary clinton by egyptian fanatics. open u.s. consulate in alexandria was publicly insulted. [chanting monica] >> bill: the chant monica is disgusting and every american should take offense. remember i advised president obama in my interview with him before the super bowl that the muslim brotherhood would become a major problem in egypt. and so they have. check 2. abc planned a big special in september entitled the bes in tv, the greatest shows of our time. there are nominees

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we got bernie to jam. we got randy to jam, and then i called randy and said, i just told them i know you, and i am not sure if they believe me, so i said, can we get together? i walked into his office. he was released earlier -- was really surly. he said, do you want us or not? david did not know what to say for a minute. he said, here is what i want to do. the first thing they did was send us to colorado to play in a ski bar for four weeks and get our act together. we got the british producer to produce this. imagine, i take it easy, desperado, all of those things were recorded in london with their california country rock. tavis: one thing i want to go back to, geffen gives his critique that being in a band you can hide your weaknesses and play your strengths. gradin vice, but you have to know what your strength -- great advice, but you have to know what your strengths and weaknesses are. what are they? what are you good at, and what were your weaknesses when you first got together? tot did the band allow

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we'll talk about bernie madoff and "the closer."that order and not necessarily together. >> okay.  ♪ >>> will you dance with me? >> yes. >> kyra sedgwick with tom cruise in "born on the fourth of july" in 1989. 1989, you can't be as old as i know you are. it is impossible. it is a physical impossibility. >> thank you. >> how do you stay so ridiculously youthful? >> i drink a lot of water. i honestly, i don't know. i take care of myself, i guess. >> is it just a work out, ten hours a day? how do you get to look like this? >> not ten hours a day, but i do like to exercise. i do it more for my head than anything else. >> what was tom cruise like to work with? i saw you laughing the moment you saw that. >> well, first of all, i mean -- >> an affectionate remembrance. >> i loved him. he was wonderful. he was so inviting and so generous as an actor and such a hard worker. he was -- he is such a hard worker. and -- >> he doesn't age either. >> yeah. >> he looks exactly the same as he did in "top gun." it is quite weird, actually, isn't it

i'm sure you know him. >> what about bernie madoff?this horrible experience where you lost a lot of money to mr. madoff. what are your feelings about him? >> are we still on that? is that still a topic of interest? >> yes, quick and brutal. take him down and we can move on. >> i know you so want that. but i see him as a sick man and i see us as adults who made a choice, and i see a lot of people that are so much worse off than we are. and i think that, you know, [ bleep ] happens. can you say that? >> sort of gun with one bullet, walking streets, you wouldn't -- >> no, he has a horrible life at this point. i feel like you hate him more than we do. >> yes, a despicable human being. he ruined so many lives. >> i agree. >> you should be divorced from -- i would be absolutely enraged. this guy fleeced me. >> right. >> you're a nicer person than me. >> well, no, i wouldn't say that i'm that nice, but -- >> more forgiving. let's turn to president obama. you've been quite vocal about the president. you tweeted about the big row about the pipe