if they find him they'll kill him like bill maher some states are now claiming the right to kill they're going against all international law. images like these are moving frige lawyers to turn against big government because sarkozy faces lawsuits over the birth of ordinary people in libya lawyers here in france accuse the presence of committing crimes against humanity his lawyer calls the libyan war renew vietnam where the u.s. sprayed tens of millions of liters of toxins old crops in the sixty's and seventy's causing brain disorders miscarriages and birth defects to this day. so they're using missiles with depleted uranium which causes cancer in tripoli i saw people crippled by nato attacks office workers who have nothing to do with the fighting that's why we're seeing president sarkozy for crimes against humanity. first denied this residence where thirteen civilians including four children died then called the place a military command center this journalist went to see what it really housed. videos by the bad guys and cultural moves and everything is nothing nothing military in another

they would never say, "i just saw bill maher last night, and looks like he's gained some weight" or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know? this, that, and the other. but i've gotten, "janeane garofalo looking like an unmade bed." and then one person put something like-- in an interview, that said, "let's hope her new year's resolution entails joining a gym." because our culture objectifies women and is dreadfully unfair to women on every level, i would say that there'd be a number of people who are watching it-- i bring it up only because there will be people out there watching it who will have comments on my physical appearance and also my strong opinions, and somehow the two will equal unlikability. do you know what i mean? whereas if you were addressing, right now, another male comic, that would never enter into it. like, "boy, i found that guy unattractive." i get frequently accused of just rolling out of bed, not being clean. someone wrote a letter to conan asking that i take a shower next time i come on. and-- and joan rivers attacked you. well, she attacks everybody. joan rivers

american dream has become a nightmare basically quoting michael moore what he said on real time with bill maher show on friday night and a lot of americans have tried consistently it's across birds is to get ahead and they haven't been able to do it and i think that has to do with a lot of problems in our country where people just don't have equality in our criminal justice system i think has to do with my having equality in the workplace i think it has to do with there being more power in the hands of the few you know concentrating wealth in the top one percent and then the ninety nine percent which is you know everybody in occupy wall street keeps saying we are the ninety nine percent well the ninety nine percent don't have it as good as they used to and it's much more difficult and as with of the american dream whether it was a reality or not ten twenty thirty years ago i'm not sure but now it's quite clear that telling everybody that they could make it someday sounds patently ridiculous and more and more that you repeat it and you know i just recently we had another study that i think showe

democratic party because the loudest voices, the loudest voices are the krugmans, the joy behars, the bill mahers and michael moores, these are the loudest voices and you get tarred with that brush. >> bill, you are wrong with that. again, i just attended this meeting in chicago for two days with every member of the national democratic party and big democrats. there wasn't any michael moore or paul krugman there. the voice of the democratic party is far more moderate than you give it credit for. and to pull people like krugman out and say he is a democrat or somebody associated with barack obama or his parties is absolutely wrong. i am a former prosecutor. i put people in the electric chair. i have a gun. i believe in capital punishment. i believe in this war on terror. and i'm a democrat. >> bill: all right. you know, but your voice has got to be louder then to at least compete with the others. >> i'm loud. >> bill: that's why we have you on. [ laughter ] >> and i'm louder. >> bill: appreciate the debate. the american jobs act goes to congress but president obama surely knows it will not pass. b

if we don't get more revenue, i hate to quote bill maher, but i must. it is pay me now or pay me later. it is. we prefer to do that. as a major highway user, we're still a believer in the gas tax, warts and all. we also believe there needs to be some more productivity considered. there are probably lanes in this country, freight lanes where we could we could move larger commercial vehicles safely and efficiently that will help get other vehicles off the road. i think moving forward, the challenge for jim and the smart, dedicated folks on the hill that want this to happen of course is to get there on the money side. but kicking the can and punting, we are not in favor of that whatsoever. because that situation, in our opinion will get worse. we drove 3 billion miles last year. just little brown trucked a other vehicles related to the u.p.s. family. again, we care about all modes. to the extent we can move in that direction and make it an intermodal approach, that is fantastic. down the road, the gas takes probably will become antiquated and i hate to say

bill maher even joked that he had hoped the president would act more "black," which apparently from his flashing a gun during disagreements. i've never tried it, but perhaps bill's friends and i are different. when the president said he was looking for whose ass to kick during an interview about the disaster, some accused president obama of unpresidential-like behavior. now with the jobs crisis escalating, so are the calls for the president to show more anger. but what many of his critics fail to understand is there are limitations to how far anger will actually take you, particularly when you are black. t the stereotype of the angry dangerous black person is so embedded in pop culture that it's a stereotype that those of us in the public eye find ourselves constantly fighting. case in point, days ago the drudge report sparked an outcry when it had a photo of first lady michelle obama playing tennis. right around the time this photo appeared, i happened to conduct an interview with the widow of tennis legend arthur ash, the first african-american man and american period to win the u.s.

. >> ari fleisher saying to bill maher in the days after 9/11, you better watch what you say, remember we have seen and george packer was talking about that, the failure of so many of the establishment institutions in our country and the undermining of the very freedoms we proclaim to uphold in the name of a war on terror. somewhere in there, i'm trying to say we got to be very careful about policing speech. we need to have -- >> speech from the right, non-stop. >> i wrote a column for "the washington post" and the nation also about sarah palin and the crosshairs. the point -- >> you thought they were fine. >> no i thought there was something dangerous there. >> it's horrible. i'm afraid if you police speech -- >> i really think the balance between security and liberty and liberty being free speech has been shifted in the wrong direction in this country in the last ten years. >> speaking of civil speech, pat buchanan. >> i want to ask my friend katrina about government workers. i grew up in d.c., katrina. d.c., federal employees now make twice as much on average as the average american