buchanan. mr. stanley is joined by mr. buchanan. the two discussed his childhood in washington dc, his work in the nixon and reagan administration, and his own presidential campaign. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> thank you very much for coming. i suspect you are not here to see me go read and i am okay with that. a big part of my marketing strategy was to achieve someone i knew who would do something controversial. that way all the photographers would turn out. all i have to say is msnbc's loss is my gain [applause] [applause] i was john's right not only about an american, but pat buchanan. the answer to the american bed is simple. i am passionate about america. the way i always freeze it is that britain is like my trusty old life, and america is my trusty young mistress. i had written about patterns respectively. i stumbled upon him as a historical figure it by accident. like a lot of people in my generation, i spend about a third of my day on youtube. while i was going through the÷

i think bay buchanan is a prime example of that. >> absolutely. i think it's the support system that makes it. i have two sons and a husband, and my mother helped too. and still, there are certain demands being placed on the mother that nobody else can do. but i think, a perspective she frame a conservative side. very affluent environment. pat buchanan's whole family very well, conservative party, and the generational issues as well, because this happened in h. many years ago. i think it was probably very difficult for her to be raising three children in the middle of that environment where people didn't get along but they were still married to each other. the divorce thing just didn't happen. and even more the way he just walked out on her, pregnant. >> what about the stigma on single motherhood? is it fair? is it particularly -- do we still have it on single moms who are divorced? >> i don't think we have it as much. certainly not as much when she was going through this. i think it's more acceptable whether you agree with it or not. it's more ac

paul buchanan, to you now. we hope it works.ey, paul. >> reporter: my ifc has gone international or something. >> so steve's ifb, the thing he's listening to, has gone to another cnn network, which is cnn international. i'll tell you where this is. i used to live in chicago. this is what they call the south loop. it's right downtown. mccormick place is where they're holding the summit. mccormick place is a huge convention venue, trade shows, whatever. it is enormous. it's as big as more than probably ten football fields. it's a giant place where they're holding these things. this is probably, oh, another half a mile, maybe a mile away from where they're having that summit, and this is cermak and michigan avenue. so if you are able to see the camera pan over, it would pan right over to lake michigan, and mccormick place is on lake michigan. just to give you an idea of where all of this is happening, and it's in the shadow of downtown, as you call it. it's not down where you see all the big buildings but it's down where the busine

buchanan today. he assaulted two staff members.et a plea on him and make a decision and see if he'll give us any comments on it because he's on the psych unit, it means i have to go to him and hear the case. they'll bring him out in cuffs and we'll hear it in front of him there. >> but joe buchanan might have different plans. >> hey, joe, we want to take you back here in the back. >> i ain't going. >> come on, joe. >> i want to plead guilty. >> so you don't want to come out, then? >> no. >> all right, i'll let them know. >> let me talk to him for a second. buchanan, you don't want to change your plea or anything? do you want to give a statement? >> i'm guilty. >> okay. i'll come back and let you know what we did, then. >> you can just write it down, all right? >> okay. i accepted his plea of guilty. i'm going to give him a year in seg starting on the 19th. and he's a lifer. so there's nothing else that we can really do to him. so now i'm going to go back and tell him what i did. mr. buchanan, you know you got a year in idu, right?

i believe james buchanan was gay. but you know what?e have a significant disagreement here so let me bring in a very special moderator. jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry. josh jerry. >> all right. please, don't get up. >> all right. okay. here is what women going to do present evidence? >> okay. >> you are going to help us decide? >> i will help you decide. >> i want to be able to counter. >> you won't be able to do that. >> ridiculous evidence. >> a letter from the 15th president of the united states to a friend. i am now solitary and alone, he says, having no companion in the house with me. i have gone awooing to several gentlemen but have not succeeded with any of them. this is after his long-time friend that he lived with william rufus king had gone on to france. okay? and evidence number 2, also part of the letter: i feel that it is not good for the man to be alone: and should not be astonished if i, myself, married to some old maid who can nurse me when i am sick, provide good dinners for me when i am well and not expect from me a

high. >> was that buchanan high?> and john travolta was in that. dismie coming up, -- >>> coming up, an interview with joe escalante. we will talk about it i guess. >> guests on "red eye" stay with greg's neighbor carl. >> he'll watch you while you sleep. >>> can a former punk do judicial junk? joe escalante finds out if they are throwing his hat, i hate that cliche, into the race to be an l.a. county judge. he has been with us all night in the role of panelist. so let's be with him now in the role of interviewist. joe, you are a talk show host and is that going to hurt or help your campaign? >> being a talk show host? >> i am wondering for my own sake. >> it helps. >> that's great. it is a lame answer. but i will take it. the big story here is the poster for your campaign is designed by shepherd ferry. shepherd ferry is famous for designing the barack obama poster for 2007 campaign when he ran for president which i believe he won. how did this happen? >> no one has ever lost doing a campaign poster. >> he is batting

because pat buchanan, bigotry is bigotry is bigotry. >> msnbc's pat buchanan. >> stephanie: not anymoreod! >> they ought to thank us for the free boat ride. >> stephanie: thank you jim for paraphrasing. when then-senator obama gave the race on speech -- the speech on race, a more perfect union in march 2008, that's when pat buchanan decided to pen this. america has been the best country onate for black folks. it was here that 600,000 black people grew into a community of 40 million were introduced to christian salvation and reached the greatest levels of freedom and we hear the grievances. where's the gratitude? where's the thanks for the free boat ride? >> and the lynchings and the bombing of churches. >> stephanie: yesterday, he's on -- at fox news, he says the american people aren't accepting of gay marriage. do you think 2,000 years of western civilization has been engaged in bigotry because they denied the rights of homosexuals to marry. megan writes we were discriminated against blacks. the idea of slavery is -- that's what you talked about when you talked about how really great i

pat buchanan? >> here's what will happen, john. the republicans will pass extend all of the tax cuts this summer. all or none. >> on all layers we described? >> all of them! frank sinatra, all or nothing at all. !úto t harry reid will pass the tax

this group takes credit for getting pat buchanan fired.ed stossel and go after the network with a public campaign anything like we've pursued to date. then they chimed in, fox legitimizes indefensible position. i'll explain in a moment. but i noticed that everyone support free speech. >> i should be able to say whatever i want. >> i don't think anything should be illegal. >> everyone should have their own right to say what they want. >> instead ask what should be done about hateful speech or sexist speech, then many people want the speeshlg punished. >> depending on what they say. >> like performing a crime they should treat it. >> john: what was my crime? it was an opinion. i said i thought part of the civil rights act violates american's right to association. most of the civil rights act is banning discrimination by government. that is good, but i think the parts that ban private discrimination went too far. so i said this. >> private businesses ought to discriminate. i won't go to a place that is racist and i'll speak against them, but

this group takes credit for getting pat buchanan fired.tossel and go after the network with a public campaign anything like we've pursued to date. then they chimed in, fox legitimizes indefensible position. i'll explain in a moment. but i noticed that everyone support free speech. >> i should be able to say whatever i want. >> i don't think anything should be illegal. >> everyone should have their own right to say what they want. >> instead ask what should be done about hateful speech or sexist speech, then many people want the speeshlg punished. >> depending on what they say. >> like performing a crime they should treat it. >> john: what was my crime? it was an opinion. i said i thought part of the civil rights act violates american's right to association. most of the civil rights act is banning discrimination by government. that is good, but i think the parts that ban private discrimination went too far. so i said this. >> private businesses ought to discriminate. i won't go to a place that is racist and i'll speak against them, but it s

pat buchanan? >> here's what will happen, john. the republicans will pass extend all of the tax cuts this summer. all or none. >> on all layers we described? >> all of them! frank sinatra, all or nothing at all. !úto t harry reid will pass the tax cut extensions for everybody but mort here, guys making more then a million bucks a year. and you're going to center a deadlock there. if mitt wins, i think quickly in january if not before, all tax cuts are extended. about but if president obama wins the election, you've got a real deadlock there, where the republicans are going to say it's all or nothing, and obama will say we're going to get the millionaires, raise taxes on them, so you really would have a deadlock then. the proper answer is if you vote for mitt, clear it up. >> eleanor? >> first of all, this is all election year positioning. nothing is going to actually happen before the november election. and we'll see where we stand. and even if president obama is defeated, he still has his veto pen until he is replaced in january.

path buchanan!a, na na na ♪ >> and even worse for him there are people who are beige! >> yeah, pick one color on another! >> i don't know which epithet to hang on you! what are you? >> debbie in new hampshire welcome. >> hi, guys. i enjoy your show. one of the ladies -- a 24-year-old lady called about religion and she made a comment about maybe the catholic church is the antichrist and i just wanted to say that miss stephanie dealt with that really welly, because i'm a religious person, and her comment was unbelievable. she just said maybe this is an issue that you as a christian needs to take your religion back. and i think that is the issue. >> take it back from people that are misusing it. that's right. >> exactly. because the bible -- there is a passage in the new testament that jesus said. the bible was just a tutor, was just a tutor to the law. i am the law, so therefore you need to get away with all of that that is in the book. he die for all of us. >> yeah. >> and everyone should be included

ironically buchanan's gift of conciliation seemed exerted in the white house. by encouraging pro-slavery forces in kansas, he inadvertently split his own party right down the middle. his narrow reading of the constitution persuaded buchanan that the federal government had no right to prevent it by force. all of which helped to explain why there was no statue of our 15th president in the nation's capitol until a devoted niece willed it almost a century after his presidency. ♪ >>> in 1862 the 37th u.s. congress met. it proved productive as members passed the homestead act, the pacific railway act and the revenue acts. coming up, "time" magazine editor-at-large talks about 1862 and the 37th u.s. congress. the university of nebraska lincoln hosted this event. it is about 50 minutes. >>> will's probably several hundred people more appropriate to talk about 1862 than i, i feel a little overmatched by the expertise in the room but if you will bear with me, this will be over soon. i would like to thank bob sutton for the very warm introduction and for the park service

but is our-- are women being taken for granted this time around, bay buchanan.s there a war being wage bide one side or another, you're, of course, a republican? >> of course, a conservative republican. the idea that there's a war on women coming from our side is completely manufactured. no one in their right mind would go after women. and i found it very, very unfortunately, bob, there was an attack on anne romney because she was an at-home mom. the last thing we need to do is divide moms into categories, at home, working, single or married. moms have so much in common. and we support one another and can help one another and be there. and it's no place to be dividing any mom. so i thought that was enormally unfortunate. >> schieffer: anita? >> i think the relationship you see such a substantial gender gap in the poll, bob, there are two good reasons-- president obama's explored mitt romney's policies. so i think if you look at the obama record in terms of women, it is really groundbreaking. he took office. he set up a council oil women and children. so that he

buchanan's latest book picks up on this. where his 1992 speech left off. he writes in "suicide of a super power," our intellectual, cultural, and political elites are trying to transform a western christian republic into an egalitarian democracy made up of all the tribes, races, creeds and cultures of planet earth. kathleen, the question is, as voters go to the voting booth this year, are some people worried about the changing nature of our -- many faces, however you want to put it nicely, our crypt is not as white in the future -- our country is not as white in the future as it was in the past, is that concerning people? >> i think it coincides with people's concerns that we are not controlling immigration sufficiently. i think that's part of it. i think there's concern that gosh, the country that we've grown up with as you said, is suddenly being transformed by people who have come from other countries and bring their own cultures and do we lose in the midst of all this? i don't think it's particularly bigoted but a sense of losing what is familiar. chri

pat buchanan ran against george h.w. bush. welcome back to the program. article and they possible it -- they posit that the president is inserting the issue of gay marriage and reproductive rights into the campaign. they say this is a shift for democrats that will work to their advantage. >> i don't think so. i think joe biden dragged obama out off the closet. as you read the new york times* this morning. the president is calling up black pastors who were with him overwhelmingly trying to persuade them of the wisdom of what he's doing and he's unsuccessful. north carolina. gay marriage, a ban on gay marriage won with 60% of the vote in a swing state obama-careyed just last week. in iowa where judges imposed gay marriage, thee judges were recalled and fired. the president has put his presidency at risk because this a cultural moral issues. when folks go to the polls. the overwhelming lima joart in 30 states with imposed a ban on homosexual marriage. megyn: sally kohn says the number of north carolinians who came out and voted on that issue was very small a

even try to hide their fear you can see it in books like suicide of a superpower written by pat buchanan which contains child titles chapters titled the end of white america and the death of christian america or in flippant remarks by political figures like joni brown's fetter the wife of north carolina state representative peter braun statter who authored a bill banning same sex marriage because according to his wife quote the caucasian race is diminishing and therefore whites need to be quote reproducing with each other. america is changing rapidly and the white racists among us can't stand it for the first time minorities and not whites made up the majority of baby births last year in the united states so by two thousand and fifty or sooner whites will no longer be the majority in america and luckily for pat buchanan he'll likely be long gone by then in fact twelve states plus the district of columbia already have white populations below fifty percent among children under five years old whether those in power like it or not a segregated america where whites hold all the power is not t

buchanan paul wing has been marginalized. a lot of us have fought hard. barney and others have fought hard to marginalize the anti-israel wing of the democratic party. it is just bigger, impyricly, a fact. and it is more of a problem there for, for the left. and i hope liberals, you know, marginalize those elements of their own party as we have tried to do in our party. >> barney. >> the fact is that you are talking about -- minuscule is bigger than microscopic. the fact is that the democratic party has been overwhelmingly and consistently supportive of a policy that respects israel's right to a independent democratic jewish state. you are talking about in the house of representatives 10, 20, maybe, 25 votes, very small minorities, a couple of republicans, more democrats, but this notion that -- the republicans have, have marginalized ron paul and buchanan but the democratic, anti-israel wing, critical of israel to the point. here is the difference. i would differentiate it this s way. and the point is that do people take their -- historically, conservati

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host: you point what would a discussion be without a contribution from patrick buchanan.explain what this is all about. guest: well, patrick buchanan has a penchant for jumping in to situations like this and making broadsides as far as race is concerned, broad observations that apply and are very generalized. and i had written about pat the can and over the years because he does have an ability -- pat buchanan over the years because he has an ability to take an issue and inflame it with his raiderettes. host: our next call is from michigan. todd is on the phone. with colbert king of . caller: there was a previous caller saying that the media is biased to the liberal side, the left side. he could not be farther from the truth. you turn on cnn and they are talking about lady gaga's latest cancellation. we're begin fed garbage. i grew up in the city of detroit. detroit used to be the economic hub for the world heard you go down grand river and all you see, people hanging out, buildings destroyed, they get buildings. you have three gigantic casinos downtown -- vacant building

buchanan thinks he thinks mitt romney has a far better chance to unseat the president than people believe. >>> the states where he thinks the election will be decided. >> it's unsettling to me in america. four or five states, four or five states that are really going to call the presidential election in six months. we are looking at the board here. you have got florida which everybody says if romney doesn't win florida lights out, go home. north carolina, virginia and ohio. all of those four states, i mean they are going to tell the tale of the whole country. kind of a little frighteninfrig. the war between romney and obama is going to be waged in those states. >> he disagrees slightly he believes it will come down to iowa, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. >> isn't it nice to have a roundup for those of us who can't stay up late at night to get the highlights from the night before. >>> in time for your first degree weather update from janice dean. we have had rain in a huge part of this country here. >> absolutely. the midwest, great lakes, down towards the mid atlantic region we hav

i think it's great news but they have had to put a suicide watch on pat buchanan.nd a whole lot more but first, we start out by getting the latest, our current tv news update today, jacki schechner in los angeles. >> hello, bill. good morning, everyone. police believe trayvon martin's death was ultimately unavoidable if george zimmerman would have stayed in his vehicle. >> that's according to a report released late last night as part of a series of new evidence. the evidence includes nearly 200 pages of reports, still photos and two sets of surveillance video including this one from a convenience store where martin bought a snack. the other video was from the townhouse complex where zimmerman shot trayvon martin. the evidence includes martin's which shows there are traces of thc in his system an he was shot between 1 and 18 inches away. two police reports within the evidence show that zimmerman had a bloody nose or face and nose and several witnesses came forward backing up zimmerman's story that martin allegedly assaulted him. in other news, a romney campaign will

. >> bill: pat buchanan says and he he wrote in a voferl book that got him fired from msnbc that thiscit because the traditions of america were northern european and shaped by those people. and now they are going to be changed according to mr. buchanan. >> i disagree with that i don't know that necessarily the traditions of northern europeans are not shared by other cultures. it's about family. it's about religion for many people whether it's the jews coming in. the italians coming in. >> bill: you don't see a culture change. >> i think in some sense there is. we are a melting pot. this is who we are. >> bill: you say, carlson. >> i don't say it matters racial aspect but culturally it could matter and here is why. more births to single parents with minorities than to caucasians and we all know that that does not bode well for the future of a child. every stuldy shows that a child is more apt to grow up in poverty if they only have one parent. in 2010, 72.5% of all black births were to single parents. a 3.3% of all hispanic births, 29% of the caucasian births. why does that matter down

stimulus to the community because it is the beginning of several years of improvements along the buchanan mall. i encouraged the seniors that use the center to also participate in the planning process, to make sure it reflects the needs of the community. as rosa parks was someone that was known for her leadership role in civil rights, so should this center named in her honor be filled with seniors and those living with disabilities who are leaders in this community. we are working together with senior action network to have this side post a senior university session. but what to help activate the space and make sure it is full of resources, information, activities, and most of all, that is full of seniors who are enjoying this space. hopefully, it in the new -- in the near future, the site will be packed with educational resources, help services, -- health services. i look forward to visiting the center and talking with people about how we can make the center and the adjacent mall full of life and positive activity. i also want to encourage you to have partnerships with the other centers

it occurred at buchanan and feld street. the vehicle was suspected of a large amount of heroin. he attempted to get away from the vehicle and literally had to lean on the vehicle to prevent getting run over. during the course of that, another partner officer discharged his firearm at the driver of the vehicle. it did not strike the driver. it struck the vehicle. the soldier sustained injuries. the driver fled a few blocks later. the driver turned himself into police one or two days after that. the finding that was excepted was in policy. the next case we reviewed was 10-015. this occurred on december 29, 2010. uniformed officers responded to an assault. it was updated, and the officers made their way to baker street. they encountered a large number of people present. they first asked if there had been a stabbing. they got negative response, and after eliciting more information did determine stepwhere the sust was located. uniformed officers made their way down a hallway. the suspect was inside a bathroom. he came out of the bathroom, and rather than walk away from the officers,

buchanan. welcome back. quick question -- did they overreach here, especially in the ad against romney? >> well, there is no question about it, sean, what the president of the united states just did was take a 14,000-mile round trip to afghanistan basically to put a partisan gloss on what was a national victory and to do something of an end zone dance to revive the issue of the heroism of seal team 6 and use it for partisan advantage. it was crass. it was exploit eightive and i think it's going to backfire because it was so transparent. >> sean: look at this -- how powerful this ad is. he has had a former joint chiefs come out against him. many navy seals. heroes don't seek credit. heroes don't spike the football. heroes don't advertise acts of valor. the cover of the "new york post" says cabub, obama spikes bin laden football. now, obama said back a year ago, he wasn't up for re-election then. remember, in the context, we can't incite the arab world or the islamic world by showing pictures of

of his mercedes. >> pat buchanan, it's america first in his political speeches but a foreign-made cared to be all you had to do was worry about your car. that was the only thing where everyone knew the price tag and which country it was from and now you have your $1,000 t-shirts and these identifiable watches. >> right. >> and apparently the tennis shoes. if you're going to wear these things, people will know how much they cost. >> right. because people are looking to see whether the people who are running to govern them can relate to them. and to take issue for just a little bit with what megan just said. we have a first lady that may wear $400 tennis shoes but we also have a first lady that shops at j. crew. michelle obama has been photographed in her j. crew outfits and they sell out the moment that they are photographed. but where i agree with meghan and with you, lawrence, on the campaign trail, you have to be very aware, very cognizant of the message that you're trying to send. particularly, mitt romney continues to send the signal that they are somehow removed, out of touch wit