my father bill morris was in vietnam in one nine hundred sixty eight through one nine hundred sixty nine he was in long binh. and he would also go out on convoy i was born in one nine hundred seventy two. my mother actually had two miscarriages prior to me my birth experience was pretty traumatic for her because i was born with multiple problems. i was missing my leg and my fingers and my big toe on my right foot and my mother said that there was a gasp everyone was shocked and all she saw was the. oxygen mask or whatever to kind of knock her out my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange in vietnam and so that's when my parents started pushing and trying to get the word out so i was interviewed for local newspapers and. i would be photographed and our story would be told in newspapers primarily once when i was a teen in the band because it was big news i mean you her a girl with one leg marching in a high school competitive band in a very small town i mean it was news i was born without my my fingers on my left

next on the run down, bill clinton once again contradicting barack obama. dick morrisith the inside story. later, dennis miller on the most hated people in america. >> and in the impact segment tonight, former president bill clinton campaigned for barack obama. however, mr. clinton has contradicted the president's policies on a number of occasions. the latest being so-called bush tax cuts which mr. obama wants to abolish. mr. clinton says that's not going to happen any time soon. put off until next year. that's probably the best thing to do right now. the republicans don't want to do that unless he agrees to extend the tax cuts permanently, including for upper income people and i don't think the president should do that. >> bill: earlier in the discussion mr. clinton indicated the bush tax cuts were not a thing for the economy. author of the big new best seller "screwed" dick morris. i heard you say this even though bill clinton is running around campaigning with the president is he really trying to undermine him. you really believe that? >> yeah. oh sure i do. i think

>> that's right. >> bill: oh, come on, morris.hat's kind of petty. >> rodriguez to break his record. i know, but you asked me. i know how furious he was that he got 49.7% of the vote not 50% in 1996. very important factor with him. third thing is that he think he fundamentally disagrees with obama that he is basically a free market, free ernesto prize balance the budget guy. and he fundamentally dislikes obama's agenda. but on the other hand. he has got a wife to protect if obama loses which i believe clinton believes he will, then he does not want hillary and him to be blamed like ted kennedy was blamed for jimmy carter's defeat and it party democrats good at the blame game, is he determined to do enough for obama so he doesn't get blamed for the defeat but enough against obama that he playing a double game, morris? >> that's correct. >> i think you are right -- i don't think that re-election thing, i think you are full of blown on that. i think you are right on the fact that hillary clinton if barack obama loses certainly will g

tech morris morris was a campaign strategist for bill clinton back in one thousand nine hundred sixty four resigning after news broke that he was sucking the toes of prostitutes after leaving the democratic party in disgrace dick like most of the freaks and perverts found a new home in the republican party to eventually and fox are called news often appearing with obsessed bill o'reilly by two thousand and eight dick was a rock star of the right and one of the go to republican strategist for fox news and right after president obama won the election that year dick morris wrote a very interesting column for the bill titled an election that the republicans needed to lose good luck obama if you want to know why the economy is where it is today. republicans are acting the way they're acting and why president obama's reelection chances aren't all that great and it's worth reading toe sucker dick morris as two thousand and eight column rewind back to two thousand and eight member those days when president bush and treasury secretary paulson were routinely addressing the nation about the dire

. >> host: so, richard john, how would you compare samuel morris or an alexander graham bell to a steve jobs or a bill gates today? >> guest: well, they're very different. morris was an unsuccessful entrepreneur. bell did not wish to be an entrepreneur and gates and jobs are very successful entrepreneurs. and in that some ways morris is the most revealing. he is the most revealing contrast because he very much wanted to rely on the last generation's templates for how to organize a business to rely on the federal government. he wanted to sell this patents to the government and get out of the way, and when that failed hoe tried to license his telegraph patents but this proved impossible. the federal government was unable to provide him with the kind of protection he needed in order to pursue his business. in the case of gates, he famously had the very great good night -- great good fortune to stumble been the exhumer business at just the moment when ibm was looking for a developer and ibm gave him the kind of running room the federal government didn't give morris. >> host: are you saying telecommunicati

morris. i don't think bill clinton ever got over "then playing the race -- them playing the race card" on himws if he says that romney is qualified and sterling record he knows it will be picked up. what is going on with clinton here? first, while the title of my book relates to the u.s. getting hose by foreign country in this case it applies to the democratic candidate in wisconsin and what obama is doing to him. tweet right before the election. >> sean: three hours before the polls open. >> what an endorsement. bill clinton does not want barack obama to win. i have spoken to several good friends who are staunch conservatives who have had exchanges with bill clinton in private. at one point one of them quotes him as saying, "you have six months to save the country." he never liked obama. they never got along. he is an in-law in a sense because she is in the administration. he has to do what he has to do, what he did today to run around helping him raise money, and is going to do tonight. but a little jab here or there, you can count on clinton to do it. this wasn't such a little jab. this wa

. >> bill: what a collosal mess. dick morris and i will analyze. >> we became willing to stomach a kind of horrific racial violence in the name of national security. >> bill: nbc news anchor accusing the u.s.a. of racism against muslims in the wake of 9/11. incredible but it's true. >> are you attracted to women with tattoos. >> i think they are sexy. >> i like men that are like no tattoos and got the little tie. >> i should have worn my tie today. >> jesse watters goes into the tattoo nation to find out what the prevailing wisdom is out there. what's up with the economy when are we g

took less of a leadership position once rival socialist party leaders, i think it was morris hillquist took -- and big bill haywood took over the i.w.w., brought in different divisions than debs had in mind. >> was the i.w.w. the wobbly? >> yes. one of the most important breaks was over the issue of violence or sabotage. the wobblies argued. this was a tough bunch in a tough environment working in the mines and lumber fields. they argued there were times when in order to advance their cause, they needed to use sabotage or other forms of violence in order to fight back. >> did debs agree with that? >> debs did not agree with that. he wasn't a pacifist. he recognized you needed violence at times, but advocating violence was not appropriate for american democracy. in fact, workers always lost. when they tried violence, most of the power to spread violence around belonged to the state. >> next up is minneapolis. this is ken. hi, ken. >> caller: hello. this is ken in minneapolis. thank you, c-span, for the series. i work in public radio and a little bit earlier your scholars were talking about debs and media. i

. >> bill: what a collosal mess. dick morris and i will analyze. >> we became willing to stomach a kind of horrific racial violence in the name of national security. >> bill: nbc news anchor accusing the u.s.a. of racism against muslims in the wake of 9/11. incredible but it's true. >> are you attracted to women with tattoos. >> i think they are sexy. >> i like men that are like no tattoos and got the little tie. >> i should have worn my tie today. >> jesse watters goes into the tattoo nation to find out what the prevailing wisdom is out there. what's up with the economy when are we going to turn this ship around. >> when we legalize pot maybe. >> bill: dennis miller on president obama's new immigration policy and the manliest cities in the u.s.a. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama invoking executive privilege in the fast and furious gun scandal. that is the subject of this evening's prime talking points .

. >> bill: what a collosal mess. dick morrislyze. >> we became willing to stomach a kind of horrific racial violence in the name of national security. >> bill: nbc news anchor accusing the u.s.a. of racism against muslims in the wake of 9/11. incredible but it's true. >> are you attracted to women with tattoos. >> i think they are sexy. >> i like men that are like no tattoos and got the little tie. >> i should have worn my tie today. >> jesse watters goes into the tattoo nation to find out what the prevailing wisdom is out there.

. >> bill: what a collosal mess. dick morriscial violence in the name of national security. >> bill: nbc news anchor accusing the u.s.a. of racism against muslims in the wake of 9/11. incredible but it's true. >> are you attracted to women with tattoos. >> i think they are sexy. >> i like men that are like no tattoos and got the little tie. >> i should have worn my tie today. >> jesse watters goes into the tattoo nation to find out what the prevailing wisdom is out there.

. >> richard john, how would you compare samo morris for alexander graham bell to steve jobs or bill gates today? >> they are very different. morse was an unsuccessful entrepreneur, bell did not wish to be an entrepreneur. bill gates and steve jobs are very successful as entrepreneurs. he very much wanted to rely on the last generation's templates for how to organize it. to rely on the federal government. the government provided the kind of protection he needed in order to pursue his business. in the case of that -- in the case of bill gates come he famously had a very great good fortune to stumble upon the telephone and computer and software business at just a moment the moment that ibm was looking for a developer. ibm gave him the kind of running room that the federal government didn't give morse. >> are you saying that telecommunications in the u.s. has been regulated since day one? morse was the regular. mutations networks have been regulated in this country because they have been regulated in different ways. in the case of the telegraph, the original idea was for the telegraph t

of the united states has got trouble with his left flank in the form of bill clinton who could -- could he possibly be as dick morris> gretchen: that's nothing new. when hillary clinton was running in the primary against barak obama, bill clinton certainly did not like barak obama. i'm not sure that much has changed over four years, even though his wife is the secretary of state. let's face it, president obama needs the clintons. president obama needed hillary clinton to be secretary of state. many people argue she's been the best person in his entire administration. he needs president clinton to be out on the road for him, but it's a double-edged sword 'cause you never know what he's going to say or what his real intentions are. >> brian: he said, i'm not an employee of. i'm trying help obama win the election 'cause i think he's done a better job than most people know. >> steve: there was observations about what's going on between bill and obama and he said this with the special report coverage last night. >> i think it's sort of interesting is that the obama administration doesn't have any reliable top tier surrog

it sure looks like -- look at that, it sure looks like if he's there, bill clinton wants barack obama to win, right? dick morrisan be receiving. -- deceiving, watch. >> bill clinton does not want barack obama to win. i've spoken to several good friends who are staunch conservatives who have had a lot of exchanges with bill clinton in private and at one point, one of them quotes him as saying, you have six months to save the country. and he never liked obama, they never got along. he's an in-law in a sense because she's in the administration. he has to do what he has to do which he did today in running around and helping him raise money and is going to do tonight but when it comes to a little jab here and a little jab there, you can count on clinton to do it and this wasn't such a little jab. this was throwing obama under the bus! >> well, it opens up with bill clinton pleading with hillary clinton to run for president in the primary. >> what dick morris was alluding to there was the fact that, you know, last week and molly brought this up, too, clinton said, president clinton said that romney's business record

audition morris worked for bill clinton and now he works for us but he said bill clinton does not wantwe know a year ago, in private we he tried to get hillary clinton, then, to run in the primaries against obama and she said she would not. this is a good argument to make that he wants obama to loose. we said president obama divided america and president obama should stand down and hillary clinton should run. that could be vindicated. >>gregg: was bill clinton telling the truth when he said we ought to extend the bush era tax cuts. >> what he said the week before when he made the other comment about mitt romney. he is saying what he thinks is the truth and he has to back track and say, i am sorry. >>gregg: did president obama get on the telephone and say what are you doing? all they are doing this to much. anyone who deviates, the sign of a white house -- cory booker, rendell. they are jumping on everyone, a kind of politics that goes, i think it shows desperation. >> bill clinton has had a simple approach: hold down spending. hold down taxes. grow the economy. work to produce conscien

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a little bit of presidentiality going on here. >> bill: might be because he is new to the national deal. go to dick morris .com and buy his book for father's day. he will sign it for you and come to your house and cut your lawn and could dog leashes a lot of other things. plenty ahead. a high school valedictorian in california gives the commencement address in spanish, espaÑol and the school says fine. and then dennis miller on whether adults should be woman: she wants to be home with her friends. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. >> bill: personal choice segment. as we discussed at the top of the broadcast there a major problem in many american public schools. not only are kids not being taught the basics but there is a whole self-esteem craziness going on. in california the valedictorian said he wanted to give the speech in spanish. the principal said sure, go ahead. what us now, debra who founded a charter school. chairman of the news corporation rupert murdoch is on the board and d

bill clinton in private. at one point, one of them quotes him as saying, you have six months to save the country. >> sean: it looks like dick morrise been on to something here on this program. days after former president bill clinton bashed president obama's attacks on bain capital and praised mitt romney's career. the former president struck again, going against a major pillar of the economic agenda, ending the bush-era tax cuts. let's take a look. >> what i think we need to do is to find some way to avoid the fiscal -- to avoid doing anything to contract the economy now. and then deal with what is necessary in the long-term debt reduction plan, as soon as they can. which presumably will be after the election. >> does that mean extenning the tax cut? >> lithink what it means is theyville to extend... they will probably have to put everything off until early next year. that's probably the best thing to do right now. i don't have any problem with extending all of it now. >> sean: all right. no need to read between the lines here. the former president is abandoning the administration's talking points, but is he doing it intentionall

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. >> bill: once again bill clinton goes against president obama saying the bush tax cuts are helpful to the american economy. dick morris with the inside story of why mr. clinton is contradicting the man for whom he is campaigning also tonight, dennis miller on the most hated people in

he'd been voted out of local office in morris county, and he was basically a has been and a joke. his friend, billh the bush world. this was around 1998, 1999 and they're getting ready to launch the george w. bush 2000 campaign, which is going to be the most lavishly funded presidential campaign you've ever seen. so palatucci goes down to austin, gets recruited and comes back and gets his team together in new jersey. and who does he turn to? his friend chris christie. this is the ultimate political rehabilitation, all behind the scenes for chris christie. he becomes one of the most prolific bush fund-raisers in 2000. when that campaign ends, and when bush becomes president-elect, palatucci, the story goes, goes to the bush folks and says, this guy is your next attorney for new jersey. >> this is the in effect purchase of a u.s. attorney. >> the thing was, there was an uproar in like the legal community in new jersey, because chris christie was not a conventional pick for this job. he was a lawyer, yes, but this is not a guy who's background suggests that this guy should be a federal u.s. attorney