i just have so many problems with every word out of her mouth like get over the bill ayers thing for ok i think i can handle any more of that but also it's kind of funny because sarah palin is one of the people who came under so much attack after the shooting in arizona right we were talking about violent rhetoric coming from the right which you just you can't blame crazy you know people are not. that they do on rhetoric and yet now you have the right wing being very hypocritical and just saying i cannot believe that they used the word terrorist enterprise it applied it to us and therapy late in particular especially because the tea party's been calling obama a fascist at every one of their rallies that would last five years so i do think there i think there's something consistent in the response to what happened in arizona and to dis the idea of the consistency there is that concern is it will they get painted as terrorists i mean conservatives are painted as inspiring terrorism in arizona and now they're being accused of a new regular well like a liberal i've never i mean to that s

he didn't have a problem palling around with bill ayers back in the day when he kicked off his politicaleer. >> remarkable that she remembered bill ayers. >> i liked if you put a -- if you -- put a reloaded gun in front of her to use her language, would she be able to remember anything what bill ayers actually did or what his relationship with obama was, but this is -- who knows what she's up to. i do think if she actually did jump into this race, which most people seem to think is unlikely, it would be hilarious because -- they would all be heading for the hills. i think it's probably their worst nightmare >> you don't think she's going to run, do you? >> i don't know. the conventional wisdom is that she won't and she'd rather get publicity, rather be a tv star, but her movie flopped at the box office. >> yes. >> well, we've noticed because her books, her second book didn't do so well as her first. >> right. >> the documentary has done poorly, not made much money. therefore, do you think if she doesn't step into the race she doesn't really have much purpose. she doesn't really have much

react to that. >> i am sorry, president obama's good friend bill ayers. we are called astroturf .ight wing extremist and evil mongers and a name that harry reid made up and habits by senator mccain. what it shows us that the left cant defend its political ideology. how can you argue with the focus and principle of the tea party. we want our government to spend less money than it has in revenue. we want free markets and constitutional limited government and fiscal responsibility . the other thing that we did wrong that offended them. we exercised our first amendment and peacefully assemble. >> mike: how dare you. >> we have electted people to represent our views. >> mike: you do have folk in congress. some of them you seem to be upset because they voted for the boehner deal. weren't they looking at not the best but best we can get. >> and to be fair, there was a separation. there were people who voted on the reason they were elected tea party support and only deal on the table. i understand that vote. here is my advice let them call us hobit or terrorist . so much like the fellowsh

react to that. >> i am sorry, president obama's good friend bill ayers. we are called astroturf . wing extremist and evil mongers and a name that harry reid made up and habits by senator mccain. what it shows us that the left cant defend its political ideology. how can you argue with the focus and principle of the tea party. we want our government to spend less money than it has in revenue. we want free markets and constitutional limited government and fiscal responsibility . the other thing that we did wrong that offended them. we exercised our first amendment and peacefully assemble. >> mike: how dare you. >> we have electted people to represent our views. >> mike: you do have folk in congress. some of them you seem to be upset because they voted for the boehner deal. weren't they looking at not the best but best we can get. >> and to be fair, there was a separation. there were people who voted on the reason they were elected tea party support and only deal on the table. i understand that vote. here is my advice let them call us hobit or terrorist . so much like the fellowship o

the story about bill ayers was virtually ignored. i brought it up again and again. it was important. he sat on boards with him. he gave speeches with him. he begin his political career in the guy's house. we are excoriated that we dare to bring this up who this president is. it's fair to call the tea party terrorists? >> let's call them on hypocrisy. enough is enough. i'm not going to roll with a sticker saying hit me baby one more time, call me a terrorist or racist. tea party has been called the last few months, it's hypocritical of the other side of this. i'm going stand up for fiscally conservative independent americans who wanted the best of this country. i'm going stand up for radio talk show hosts, if it weren't for them we would have a less factual information about our weakened economy, big government liberal spending, socialist programs being rammed down our throats. i'm going up 'for people that are being accused of waging jihad against our own country. enough is enough. i'm not going to sit here and take it anymore. i don't want you or anyone else who is

these battles in the last election and in the 2008 election is fascinating to me to see, you know, bill ayers in the news every day. so i think the '60s still looms large in our politics. >> i was wondering if there were any papers now that you are -- think sort of live up to, you know, the underground ideal. i know i have friends on berkeley on slingshot and they're trying to do independent press and i think a lot of different papers of political stances that maybe people within that group read it. >> right. >> so i'm just curious on your thoughts about the current press. >> i mean, there's a lot more diversity now with the internet. the old cliche that everyone with a laptop and an internet connection has their own press in a sense. it's much more easy for people to put across, you know, dissecting viewpoints nowadays. you know, ironically even though i'm very critical of the way the "new york times" in the '60s tended to, you know, put across kind of mainstream establishment values and sort of failed to acknowledge their own bias, their own bias -- their mainstream bias, i still think ther

president obama would be want to power over me i mean he didn't have a problem a ballot around with bill ayers back in the day when he kicked off his political career in apartment and then you know shaking hands with chavez and saying he doesn't need any preconditions with media you know dictators or wanting to read us miranda rights to. the suspected foreign terrorists you know if we were all domestic terrorists i think president obama would have a problem with us. i just have so many problems with every word that comes to her mouth like get over the bill ayres thing i can handle any more of that but also it's kind of funny because sarah palin is one of the people who came under so much attack after the shooting in arizona right we were talking about violent rhetoric coming from the right which you just you can't blame crazy people and actions that they do on reddit. and yet now you have the right wing being very hypocritical and just saying i cannot believe it be used the word terrorist enterprise it applied it to us and therapy late in particular especially because the tea party's been call

with terrorists thing obviously is something that obama had to deal with for a while because the bill ayers the funny thing is that the story came out today and sure called this place but i just have to you know i have to know the contradictions here and campaign staffer for a congresswoman michele bachmann it was arrested and imprisoned by the ugandan government secret police for alleged terrorism related activities nobody's talking about it right and i care honestly. at the same time if this was a campaign staffer for obama can you imagine what we would be hearing right now i know because he's a christian warrior and he's he's the good kind of god's going oh ok all right i realized who the terror is and we go out and say that we're the media probably the nation is in crisis we're suffering from michele bachmann fifty jobs are no longer the problems that bachmann won't shut up but then also the reason people are paying attention this is the evidence is mounting that there's no way she could win a general election absolutely no way i think it would be great for a visit this book on he got t

necessity since we know your toddler is a future klansman and in 2008, she signed a statement, about bill ayers. there is still some houses she is okay with blowing down. >> kistart this by saying, you could live in this house? seriously. you could. you might want to take that. i am not going to put you in the little one, the big one. >> you could snort the one in the middle. >> i could if i were still doing this. >> i support this woman. >> of course, you would. you have lost your mind! you are the crazy one -- >> that's my job. >> you are the rodney dangerfield of of "the five." >> okay, fine. i'm done. what do you make of this? i have never heard of the title childhood educator. >> this is -- this is the obama spread the wealth -- share the prosperity, share the sacrifice. this is what obama wants to do, get the mon frethis house and make sure this house gets some too, so this house gets small like this. >> can you get through one segment without dumping on obama? is it possible -- >> we are like that, bob. >> we all need to go on a diet. we are little pigs. >> it didn't take a heartbeat to

he didn't have a problem palling around with bill ayers back in the day. >> the only other republican politician who's used more reckless and politically charged words than palin is her pal michele bachmann. the congressman who went to the house floor and accused the democrats of runni a gangster government, also bemoaned by these nonquotes. bachman is using it to raise money. this line was in a fund-raising e-mail she sent out yesterday. i am offended by vice president biden's irresponsible words. and need your immediate support to defend myself and fellow tea party members right away. the attack on biden for an unsubstantiated quote isn't the only game in town. the king of no spin is accusing me and other liberals of unfairly equating the debate over the debt ceiling bill to a hostage taking operation by the republican party. mr. o'reilly took offense to my analogy on his program last night. >> they tried to brand the tea party racists, but that attempt failed as the election last november indicated. now the uber left are at it again, trying to say the party is like terrorists. >> t

he didn't have a problem with bill ayers. >> it's everything i love about sarah palin, she calls it straightis has en'namorred so many to her. they also have a long memory. you know, there are a lot of johnny-come-latelys and opportunists who have glommed on to the tea party name, tn throw them under the bus when it's convenient too them to do so, then embrace them again when it's convenient to do so. and sarah palin has never been one of those kind of republicans in washington. you know, her history with the tea party revolt goes back to the new york 23 race. she was one of the first. she didn't need polls or pollsters or strategists to tell her that there was something going on, something afoot, a revolt, not just against the obama administration, liberals spending us do the ground, but big government republicans in conservative clothing, they needed to be called out, too,. >> sean: it was interesting to me, i thought jeffrey lord of "the american spectator" had a good piece. he called it the tipping point. i don't know if you like gladwell. those that have been called terrorists, every ot

he didn't have a problem palling around with bill ayers back in the day. >> that was half term governorl get to her in a minute. they've just been handed a sugarcoated satan sandwich. democrats met with joe biden yesterday about the deal. it was a two-hour closed door meeting. no video or audio recordings, just a few unnamed sources telling politico what happened behind those closed doors. congress and mike doyle of pennsylvania reportedly told the vice president, we have negotiated with terrorists. this small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money. biden responded, they have acted like terrorists. now, vice president biden denies using the word. he does not believe it's an appropriate term. that does not stop the right from being outraged over what may or may not have happened. republican presidential hopeful michele bachmann is so outraged, she's fund-raising off of it, bachman who's accused president obama of ushering socialism and running a gangster government claims the nonremarks went too far. saying, i'm offended by vice president biden's irresponsible wor

he didn't have a problem palling around with bill ayers back in the day. if we were domestic terrorists i think president obama wouldn't have a problem with us. >> palin invoking bill ayers once again. who better than john avalon, cnn contributist and esen tryst extraordinary. it sounds sillty on its face but trying to restore civility but now democrats seem guilty of this. >> we have this cycle of insightment in politics. fear amongering and fund-raising off that fear mongering and ♪ er side is immune. >> it is effective. >> hate is a cheap and easy recruiting tool. the extremes are the worst enemy. this stuff does not happen in a vacuum. it's becoming a real problem in our politics. look, terrorists are terrorists. tenth anniversary of 9/11 coming up. that's unacceptable and should be condemned. both sides treat their extremes as well, they may be crazy but there are crazies. >> i want to read something jenna goldberg wrote. he said all over the place conservative respectens are hostage takers and terrorists and traitors. they want to end life as we know

like to see him bring captain planet if he's available and maybe he can bring reverend wright and bill ayersat would be entertaining. >> we would love to roll camera on that. great chatting with you on this monday. we'll see you tomorrow. >> thanks, kyra. >> once again f you haven't been tuning in, you probably should because we're continuing to talk about the s&p downgrade and how it's impacting all of us and look at how it's already impacting the markets. it's been just a little over an hour and we are still in negative territory. it's not looking good. down 375 point, dow industrials, but we will keep monitoring and see how we end up by the end of the day. more from the cnn "newsroom" straight ahead. [ male announcer ] to the seekers of things which are one of a kind. the authentic, the rare, the hard to define. to those always searching for what's pure and what's real from we who believe we know just how you feel. haagen-dazs. unimaginable. 12 million people in dire need of assistance, in need of food in the horn of africa. somalia is the worst hit by famine. almost 30,000 kids have died

the radicals that he hung around with, and the criminals, his best friends in a federal prison, bill ayers, who bombed the pentagon. rick perry is a two-time governor, executive, air force pilot, family guy, speaks well, expresses himself well, and he is a man of god. host: what did you think about his comments about from reserve chairman ben bernanke? caller: he is right that something has to change. we are off course on our economics, and like i said, i think we need new faces up there. we need to replace some of these people who have been up there. i think we should have term limits. host: the message about the fed, not those words exactly, has been one that ron paul has said repeatedly over the years. would you choose ron paul as your candidate? caller: i kind of like -- rick perry reminds me of allen west. or allen west reminds me of rick perry in a way. i think they are men of core values, and i think when the man speaks, he means what he says. host: all right, but why not ron paul? caller: ron paul, i like a lot about what he says but i do not think it is practical, some of the thin