they're not bigots. are you calling them bigots?ery high probability that one or two, we are happens three of those states are going to affirm the rights of ldbt people that they have the same rights to marriage. i think that's a remarkable feat. you played alveda king. she's more of a mail order reverendship. martin luther iii promotes marriage equality as does president obama. i think that will go a long way in maryland. >> that's one of the issues we'll be watching. there's other ballot initiatives. there are seven states that have initiatives regarding losenning restrictions on marv, colorado, oregon and washington would allow the use of marv for non-medical purposes, regulating them like alcohol. do any of them have a chance of passing? >> i think washington and colorado have a good chance. what it's really coming down to in those states is women. with mothers who got the prohibition in this country and it could be mothers that could keep us from having legalized marv. it looks like young people, it's a generation thing but men

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idea that the body is obscene is learned behavior i believe makes it a form of bigot ti. >> it's apalling behavior keeping not just me, but many residents from the area. >> nudists like gypsy see it as a civil rights issue. she was detained, given clothes back and escorted out of city hall. >> my view if it's good enough for castro it's good enough for city hall. my constituents have to deal with it every day. you better believe nudists are tracking this measure going to the full board for a vote this month. >> wow. >> well, sandy has been called a super storm and hurricane. difference may in the mean much to us here in california. >> for homeowners it's huge. >> we're talking a lot of money here. difference could be tens of thousands of dollars for people filing claims. that is because of the way many ensureance policies are written. the deductible for storm damage is just $1,000 that increases significantly in a hurricane to 1% to 5% of the value of the home. sandy started out as a hurricane but before hitting land, sandy had been down graded to a super storm. governors say insurance co

a bigot is a person who makes an idol of his commitments. these people are worshipping at the alter of their ideas. you're absolutely right. their refusal to say this is wrong, like john mccain did, no, ma'am, he's not somebody who's an arab, not non-american, he's an extraordinary person. that's what we have to have from the republican party otherwise they're fueling and fostering and facilitating a vicious reality. it's not a democracy. >> professor michael eric dyson. thanks for being with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> coming up, conservatives are desperate to explain how mitt romney could have lost this election. and you won't believe the third-string excuses they're handing out. stay with us. >>> still to come, wisconsin >>> still to come, wisconsin u.s. senator ron johnson says an uninformed electorate voted for president obama? we'll debunk the right wing's latest excuse for the president's re-election next. stay tuned. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." after months of convincing themselves that mitt romney would take the white hou

>> stahl: sounds to me like the experiment show they are little bigots. >> bloom: i think, to some extentfavor the self-- where the self could be people who look like me, people who act like me, people who have the same taste as me-- is a very strong human bias. it is what one would expect from a creature like us who evolved from natural selection, but it has terrible consequences. >> stahl: he says it makes sense that evolution would predispose us to be wary of "the other" for survival, and so we need society and parental nurturing to intervene. he showed us one last series of experiments being done in his lab not with babies, but with older children of different ages. >> blue. >> stahl: the kids get to decide how many tokens they'll get versus how many will go to another child they're told will come in later. they're told the tokens can be traded in for prizes. >> so you can say "green," and if you say "green," then you get this one and the other girl doesn't get any. or you can say "blue," and if you say "blue," then you get these two and the other girl gets these two. so green or... >

romney's business experience would be invaluable and silence the racial and class bigots. then there was this on a story i did last night at 11:00 chatting with an elections expert who argues that those fancy new touchscreen voting machines are the real reason behind those long voting lines. he says we need to go back to the paper ballots and our good friend deb from arlington believes him. well, now live in arlington and voted with ease with a paper ballot. i had never done one before, but they told me the line was shorter than for the voting gizmos. i was in and out in five minutes. like the voting machine fellow said, machines have glitches. sometimes older is better. that's right, deb. sometimes it is. finally this pet peeve from cynthia who writes, "i find it appalling that during his first administration president obama was constantly referred to as mr. obama. i saw this as a lack of respect for him and the position that he held. when was a sitting president referred to as mr. anything? even former presidents are not referred to as. mr. i know why one group of people

do they send a clear message that misogynistic, bigoted, homophobic candidate es just dot fly. how do they get the party back on track? >> losing does a lot more parties, and spending time in the desert does a lot toward figuring out how to get to water. the republican party obviously has a lot of work to do, but i'm encouraged they will get the message, that we understand we've got to be a larger tent. we can't continue to just go after a shrinking -- trying to expand a shrinking demographic and recognize we need more tolerance, more diversity, and more policies and messages that address the broad fabric of middle america. so i think the message is loud and clear. i don't think there's any question about that. ultimately, it will be good for the party, and they'll get strong new leadership that will be -- by the way, don't forget it was just a couple of years ago we had sweeping republican, historic numbers. so it wasn't that long ago. and it may not be that long in the future that we see the wave come back. >> you know, as we talk about this soul searching that's taking place

a bigot is a person who makes an idol of his commitments.worshipping at the alter of their ideas. you're absolutely right. their refusal to say this is wrong, like john mccain did, no, ma'am, he's not somebody who's an arab, not non-american, he's an extraordinary person. that's what we have to have from the republican party otherwise they're fueling and fostering and facilitating a vicious reality. it's not a democracy. >> professor michael eric dyson. thanks for being with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> coming up, conservatives are desperate to explain how mitt romney could have lost this election. and you won't believe the third-string excuses they're handing out. stay with us. nobody said an inkjet had to be slow. or that printing in color had to cost a fortune. nobody said an all-in-one had to be bulky. or that you had to print from your desk. at least, nobody said it to us. introducing the business smart inkjet all-in-one series from brother. easy to use, it's the ultimate combination of speed, small size, and low-cost printing. woman

the truth is we're a bigoted people and always have been." >> guest: right. and that's the man that president clinton puts in charge of a national conversation on race. this is scandalous. i mean, this is a man whose understanding of the founding is--it's just incompetent. i mean, it's not true what he says. the civil war, what lincoln did becomes unintelligible if he's right. i mean, lincoln--you know, hundreds of thousands of americans sacrificed their lives to vindicate the principle that all men are created equal. and he's saying, 'we've always been a bigoted people and we always will be.' this is inaccurate and it's also a shame that such people would be accorded high honor in our society. c-span: and on the next page you say that robert bork, for example, thinks the founders believed in equality too much. >> guest: yeah. that's--bork's most recent book, "slouching toward gomorrah," makes that claim. he's got two chapters on the declaration, one of which he attacks their devotion to equality and then the next one he attacks their devotion to liberty. thi

question of ron paul, areat man of principle or somewhat strange character with often some might say bigotediews and recently come out talking about the virtues of succession, those of us who always thought ron paul was a crank and find ourselves confirmed. >> paul: remember, if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at jer@foxnews.com and follow us on

jon: that sounds racist in and of itself to me. >> it certainly sounded bigoted.f anybody had said an old black guy, can you imagine what the outcry would have been? i mean, this is just inappropriate. and can moreover, his suggestion that senator mccain was using this issue to, as a life raft -- those are his words, life raft -- to maintain his relevance to the political debate, that, too, is an insult that is completely unworthy of informed criticism. jon: overlooked in much of this is the fact that senator kelly ayotte, a woman -- >> of course. [laughter] jon: one of the principal opponents -- >> yeah. well, and she's the one who said she might put a hold on the nomination. susan collins of maine, you know, who democrats love has come out and been quite create call of rice as well. -- critical of rice as well. but it fits the storyline to focus on the angry white man. jon: you're a democrat, and you say that this charge that this whole thing is racist originated with democrats. >> well, i mean, the first people to come out and say it were a bunch of female cong

. >> i don't know that a bigot is going to self-identify. >> i'm not talking about actual bigo bigotsing about people that aren't bigots and are being told they are. >> the heritage and tradition is racist. i just hate -- it is. >> this is the problem is that if the heritage and tradition of america is racist then conservatives are all racist. >> no. no. no. because the heritage is also a lot of other things too. it's not just racist. there are a lot of other things you can believe in too, but it is racist. that's part of it and you can't really deny in a. >> can't we reject that -- >> i wake up in the morning and i have bad breath. that's part of me. that's not all of me when i wake up in the morning, but that's definitely part of me. for me to walk around like that's not true, how can you do that? >> we can say that there was -- there's a legacy of slavery that we have to contend with and live with and -- >> it's not just a legacy of slavery. >> the entire -- >> he's not saying entire. >> that's what i read. >> no, i wouldn't -- no, no, no. what i'm saying is the heritage is racist

deserve the right to not face a life in prison for being who they are and that's why rebecca daga the bigoted intolerant speaker of ugandans parliament is our villain of the day. i. on a lection day right here on the show i presented to you the numbers no not the numbers of votes the dollars that bloated the two thousand and twelve election campaign in fact the news as a merge that this past election year has shattered all previous records of money and any political race corn at the center for responsible politics an estimated six billion dollars was raised almost half of that two point six billion dollars was spent on the race for the white house but at the same time only about point three percent of the entire u.s. population contributed two hundred dollars or more and that means about nine hundred thirty thousand people in the special interest groups they represent accounted for the majority of the cash flow a lot of influence coming from just a few people one coalition is seeking it and to that disproportionate influence represent us has just unveiled a new piece of legislation called the

faith ministries in pennsylvania he's a self-appointed biblical scholar and coincidentally he's also bigoted homophobe on his blog he recently wrote about hurricane sandy representing the latest proof that god is punishing us he said quote god is systematically destroying america as a political judgment for the homo sexual agenda but to further support his claim he says we should just look at the recent hurricane pattern just last august hurricane isaac hit new orleans seven years later on the exact day of hurricane katrina both hit during the week of the homosexuals vent called southern decadence in new orleans right so the fact that one thousand five hundred seventy seven people died in new orleans from hurricane katrina that was all by design folks. let's call a spade a spade because it's apparent the religious conservative right in this country has been completely hijacked by leaders like mcternan who use religion to rationalize their extremely offensive speech and it's not ok it perpetuates bigotry intolerance and ignorance. and that is why this self-appointed biblical scholar john mcte

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racist sexist, bigots, homophobes etc. so forth.rkio rubio at the front convention not work? why does putting the governor of new mexico not work. why does putting mia love, who sadly lost, one of the most accomplished achieved, decent people in this country. she's african-american. >> cenk: jayar, i ask you the question. why doesn't it work when they put up a couple couple of token minorities. >> it's amazing. the thing that has been told over and over again. it's not just color. you only see color but that's exactly what they see. put up a black person, put up a latino and then maybe next time we'll put up a gay person. we'll try our luck with that. whatever they're doing they're thinking, let's just put it out there. what does he want us to do? it's the policy. it doesn't matter what color they are it's the policy. they don't get it. >> before you jump in, let me show one more from fox news. again they got clued in. i thought the country was only white. it's c-11 here. >> i'm absolutely astonished by the results from last night.

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from saying how they fowl, people who did vote for obama before, and didn't vote for him now seem bigoted. that is strange. >>neil: what about saying rage or whatever you want to talk about, or just outrage, how the president dressed the benghazi thing. >>guest: the general petraeus thing has provided more cover than a circus. he must be so thankful for this scandal. but the susan rice thing, that killed me. the book is about phone any outrage that is a manufactured example of outrage. he was phone -- it was bizarre. i wish -- he was angrier about the reaction of the story of benghazi than the actual terror in benghazi. >>neil: but the media, whether it is this story, the economy, or whatever, this is a lot of faux rage. >>guest: that is designed to shut you up, the tolerant left is just a way to be intolerant. it allows intolerance to exist. for example, occupy wall street was relegated by the press to be romantic and heroic while crimes were committed across the country but because it was if the greater good you can do bad. >>neil: but occupiers were hero and the family was nuts. >>gues

"the washington post" said i your humble correspondent served up a bigoted commentary. quote a couple hours before president obama was declared the victor bill o'reilly offered up his explanation why it was about to use because it's a containing country not a traditional america how many. in case many might be confused about the meaning of traditional he elaborated the white establishment is now the minority. in other words, the problem was too many voters of color. how vile. how vile. in other words, you pinheads have no right to lie about me by putting fabricated words in my mouth. that's not what i said. you disgrace the journalism industry. you seek to demonize anyone who disagrees with your far left view. am i being clear enough? the whited establishment no longer dominates the political field in america. that is crystal clear. i don't lament that. i'm not pining for a return to calvin coolidge i just reported it but for crazed idealogues that's inconsequential. the post summed up their dishonest commentary saying quote: it's encouraging that many republicans are r

trying to send a warning, don't you say that free stuff is why we got elected or we'll call you a bigot. you always know you win when they start that. last word. >> there is no question. but as we move forward as a party and talk about our conservative values, we first got to start off with i'm a conservative. i'm just not angry about it and talk about each one is why less government is better for the future of this country and the future of your family. >> bill: all right. thanks very much. good discussion. ahead, why were there voting shah unanimous begans, or were there, in philadelphia? megyn kelly has been investigating a rather bizarre situation. later, greg gutfeld says president obama's feigning anger in the susan rice libya situation. he will explain up ahead >> bill: kelly file segment. city of philadelphia, there are 59 divisions where no one voted for mitt romney. no one. that apparently translated into president obama getting 19,600 votes. mitt romney getting nothing. is that even possible? here now, fox news anchor megyn kelly who anchored the election coverage for us last

trying to send a warning, don't you say that free stuff is why we got elected or we'll call you a bigotu always know you win when they start that. >> that data challenged cable news host whose audience has declined since the election, obviously has no idea that the people who get the most stuff from the government are age 65 and over. and they voted for mitt romney 56% to 44%. joining me now, president of the national council of loraza. and msnbc's karen finney. karen, i want you to listen to something that -- this was also in the call, the romney pollster has another explanation for the loss. he says on the call, the way we figured it out is, 900,000 fewer white men voted in our target states than in 2008. and 607,000 more african-americans and hispanics voted. karen, i could have told them if they were relying on lazy white men to get out there to the polls, come on. >> that's not where you want to put your money. but you know what that shows? their strategy, go after the white vote. i just had to love earlier this week when ryan was like, there are all these urban voters that came ou

right, i happen to disagree with you, it would be nonsense for me to say to you well, piers, you're a bigot hateful or you're afraid of me. it's just not true. you just happen to disagree. >> look -- >> if you only love people you agree with, you're not going to love anybody. because even your wife disagrees with you a lot of the times. >> my wife disagrees with me almost all the time. let's take a break. we will come back and explore tolerance because i will put you to the test. there are a few things i want to talk to you about in which i strongly disagree with you. >> that's fine. gecko (clearing throat) thank you, mr. speaker, uh, members of congress. in celebration of over 75 years of our government employees insurance company, or geico...as most of you know members it.congress. ...i propose savings for everyone! i'm talking hundreds here... and furthermore.. newscaster:breaking news. the gecko is demanding free pudding. and political parties that are actual parties!? with cake! and presents! ah, that was good. too bad nobody could hear me. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen

it's the silence of good people that's more destructive than the vicious behavior of those who are bigots are worshipping at the altar of their ideals. but you are right. the refusal to say this is wr g wrong. like john mccain did, no, ma'am, he's not an arab. he's an extraordinary person. that's what we have to have from the republican party. otherwise, they are fueling and fostering and facilitating a vicious reality. >> professor michael eric dyson, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> coming up, conservatives are desperate to explain how mitt romney could have lost this election. and you wouldn't believe the third string excuses. riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. i have a great fit with my den

hear him talking about, you know, the makers versus the takers, you know, i think he's an economic bigotthink he plays this class warfare thing to its hilt on people who are trying to survive, cope, and make it in the margins all for his own plinl ga political game. fortunate for us we got to see who he was before election day. >> and americans are not stupid. michael, haley barbour, the former rnc chair, made an interesting statement about rebuilding the republican party. i'll read it to you. he says we've got to give our political organizational activity a very serious proctology exam. we need to look everywhere. i guess that's where they need to start, is it? >> haley barbour is one of the smartest republicans out there with one of the most colorful ways of saying things. i think he's absolutely right. they were just worked over in terms of technology, in terms of outreach, in terms of message. there's a lot of things that republicans and really they're all saying it right now. they really have to go back to the drawing board, do a real study of what went wrong, and then really begin

. >> cenk: and virgil goode is mainly known for being by bigoted.were thinking obama-good, obama-goode. i don't know. >> i believe the minimum result will be 53-47 romney, over 300 electoral votes. >> romney will win this election by 5-10 points in the popular vote and will carry more than 300 electorate votes. >> romney, very close but we'll win the popular by a half point and electoral college by a very narrow margin. >> i forgot my number but we have a graphic here. i'm projecting minnesota to go for romney. >> the independents are going to decide this race in all of these states. >> did you watch the president this morning? this is the guy who is really rattled. tied for 47-47, that means that the incumbent is at 47. guess what, that's called losing. >> these polls are all over the place. >> so you're standing by your prediction over a romney landslide. >> absolutely. >> i'm pretty optimistic that this thing is going to come together in the right way. i base that on just years and years of experience. >> cenk: michael, i have two words as a poss