they think the supreme court decision of citizens united opens up a cash bonanza. but i figured out a way to make it work for us. we have the bully pulpit. product placement. product placement. . . >> and the massachusetts senate race. i want to give you my response to both of them to read that people wonder why i have embraced scott brown so wonderfully he is here tonight. he has a tough job filling the hughes of the sexiest man in the senate. -- filling the shoes of the sexiest man in the senate. i think it is me, scott, not you. with regard to bo, people speculated why he decided not to run for the senate. why would he? he loves the light that he has right now. i have to get a new prompter operator now. you would be in trouble if you had the stuff i had. let me say have been -- the staff that i have. let me thank you for one more thing [laughter] -- one more thing. [applause] as president jefferson said, our liberty cannot be guarded by liberty of the press. i agree with him. notwithstanding the fact that the only media outlet this town has ever given me a fair

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we are living in a bacon bonanza. and for john bman, that's a "sign of the times." >> reporter: does that sound fill you with patriotic pride? the smell, with american glory? >> this bacon is basically the same as what thomas jefferson would have had for breakfast. >> reporter: the taste, democratic deliciousness. >> this bacon goes back to, like, the first pig that walked in america. >> reporter: it's practically right there in the declaration of independence. we hold these trooults to be self-evident that all men are created equal, endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. life, liberty and the pursuit of -- the pursuit of -- the pursuit of bacobacon. bacon is our history. >> it is. >> reporter: bacon is essential to our freedoms. >> the lean and the fat run together like the red white and blue. >> reporter: at rub, new york city barbecue mecca, meat expert and "time" writer josh explained the current market for bacon are we going through a bacon renaissance? >> it's not a renaissance because bacon's

an endorisment bonanza? >> he tied tiger stroke-for-stroke.e this kind of exposure say $15 million to $18 million for the endorisers titleist and hj telekom. so he didn't win but his endorsements won. >> you got the hat. did you end up in the local paper in the fashion section from augusta? >> no, they were taking pity on you because this is your first mamsers. this may be the first of many. trumping me again, pal, as usual.

looking white person doesn't get stopped and turns out he's a british citizen, it will be one lawsuit bonanzathat's inevitable. what is the means by which they pull someone over? >> you have to profile everyone or no one or you have to have problemmable cause, something other than your color. there's got to be a broken taillight, not wearing your seat belt. you have to have something other than you look funny. >> neil: actually, something that's supposed to encourage cracking down illegal immigration, if officers are getting concerned or the department are getting sued, they might pull back all the more and not pull anyone over. >> i always try to say what if they were me. fy pulled over because i looked a certain way, i would be offended. there are many hispanic american people who have a right to be unhappy with the idea they might be pulled over. it happened to many of african-americans, crime of being black. >> neil: you've heard the congressman saying this is so all of, what could happen, that he's encouraging businesses not to come to arizona. >> that's the kind of thing that starts rip

. >> i think it would be a ratings bonanza. >> do you know what is going on with the oprah network?> maybe. >> you never know. you never know. >> i just can't believe the pink jacket is back. >> and the leather. >> and the leather. well, yeah. she had to wear the leather. >> she's got this down pretty good. >> but the leather was not paid for about it republican national committee. >> does it help or hurt sarah palin who obviously is keeping a very high profile? >> i think, you know, i think it would hurt -- it only reit rates what they think, the media is out to get sarah palin. it's funny and charming. >> she is a pop culture figure. it's not going to change. and this just propels that image. >> all right. keep watching on saturday nights and any other night out there. thanks. and next, pete on the street with students who ought to have it made but are as worried as everyone else is about you know what, getting and keeping a job. you know, when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go

we're going to do it, a big washington post bonanza for the op-eds, as it should be for capehart. a lone voice in defense of michael steele. he writes, now it is also true they don't make margins wide enough to contain mike's transgressions but consider the context. he's the first black leader after a party that has no african-american members of congress and many americans rightly or wrongly see as indifferent or hostile to their interestses and steele has to deal with bone-head officials thatter. pet the way the party's es strangement from african-americans. without mentioning the tiny little detail known as slavery until the governor was widely criticized. say what you want about chairman mike, he does not have an easy job. jonathan, do you agree with your colleague? >> i do agree with my colleague on that one point. he is the chairman of a party that does have issues with people of color. on the other hand, michael steele has shot himself in the foot so many times, either through spending or by saying stupid things or seriously questionable things. and, you know, this is a guy

all right, we know kate is coming off for rating's bonanza on "dancing with the stars." she's got this new huge fan base as a result, plus she's starting her own gig next month. it seems to me kate doesn't really need the kids on tv to make money anymore. and i have said all along, i think it is a bad idea to raise these kids on television. carlos, is it a mistake to put them back on the tube? >> a.j., you and i agree on a lot of things, and on this one, we differ. i'm sorry! i want to see these kids on tv. i -- i -- it's not any kind of voyeuristic thing. it is, these kids are cute. they have entertainment value. i honestly think that kate, although she -- she's got a big fan base, as you just said, i think kate show this summer will struggle on tlc. a big fat paycheck to help raise these kids is the best thing for these kids. >> carlos, i love how you say, because you want to see them back on tv another, a good idea. that's pretty much what i took from that. >> i'm very selfish, i'm very selfish. >> now the last time that we saw the gosselin kids on tv of course is whe