buddy roemer, former congressman, arguably america's fourth most famous buddy, i believe. episeineebsen, hackett, holly, , who the hell knows? we are back, baby. nice break. in jersey we had a little earthquake, little hurricane. yesterday you may not have heard about it we were attacked by feral leprechauns. what are you going to do, every august? what are you going to do? i spent the whole vacation just kind of huddled in a celt we are condensed milk and a bowl of fruity pebbles and just... (cheers and applause) because when you're done with the fruity pebbles you can just use them... (laughter). ... to fill sandbags. because that (bleep), to be honest with you. impervious to moisture. (laughter) made of real colored styrofoam. (laughter) but we are back. (cheers and applause) where did we... let me e ask you a question. where did we leave off? where did we... >> the american people are asking the question whereby the jobs? >> we should be focused on jobs. >> where is the most important issue we face, expanding the economy and creating jobs. >> where ijobs. >> jon: i am

buddy is looking down and saying, thanks to all of you for bestowing this honor. >> reporter: buddy holly and the crickets were on their way to rock 'n' roll stardom in the late 1950s. over the span of just a year and a half they released 27 top 40 hi. everything holly touch seemed to turn to gold. it all ended february 3rd, 1959, when a plane carrying holly, ritchie valens, and the big bopper crashed in an iowa farm field. >> the day the music died. even in his short life, buddy holly changed the sound and look of rock 'n' roll forever. >> reporter: holly's star on the walk of fame further immortalizes the singer. it's right in front of the capital records building and right next to the sidewalk stars of the beatles. holly's walk of fame ceremony comes on the music legend's birthday. it may be hard for his fans to believe it but if he were e ive today, holly would have been 75. >> i think his music helps him stay youthful and lets younger generations like mine keep with it. >> reporter: even though holly's honor comes from a town best known for movie stars, at least it's appropriat

now tonight we're going to speak to republican presidential candidate buddy roemer he's a former governor of louisiana he's been excluded from every debate thus far and he's refusing to accept the big checks from political action committees so i wonder what our elections will be like if all candidates did that also the media is right now going crazy over the tit for tat between joining us on down the guardian as to how the unredacted version of state department cables made it to the internet let's look at what they're missing in the midst of all this drama we're going to speak to having a stolen about the latest state department cable that reveals evidence of a gruesome murder of iraqi civilians which the military tried to cover up or you have all that and more peter knight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to. ari so yesterday president obama announced that he would be presenting his new jobs plan before a joint session of congress on september seventh and that is when everything a rocket is the september seventh just happ

presidential candidate buddy roemer. it's tuesday september sixth four pm in washington d.c. and christine for is out and you are watching our team and we are just back from the labor day holiday welcome back everyone labor day for so many marks the end of summer and clearly that is the case for the financial markets where the sun just doesn't seem to be shining one bit i don't get me wrong it has already been a very gloomy summer unemployment is still above at nine percent and on friday we got some depressing jobs numbers that essentially there were no new jobs created in august that growth was flat that may have been assigned to the rest of the world especially in europe and asia that things are not looking good markets they're open of course yesterday and here today. looking bad there was also today some big economic news out of switzerland where the swiss national bank basically says they're sick of it they set a limit on how far it will let the swiss franc rise against the euro this is the latest attempt to get a handle on the out of control currency they're out of contr

that was buddy roemer a former governor of louisiana now running as a g.o.p. presidential candidate also states in thirty minutes we will have buddy roemer full . interview including his thoughts on the wars in iraq afghanistan and iraq and also more about what he would change should he be elected president. well he certainly has an interesting idea is just not always the way we see that things actually work where if you really want something well then you're going to have to pay for it perhaps that is true nowhere more than here in washington d.c. where lobbyists spend lots of money to get whatever their clients want and to give you an idea just how much money by the end of two thousand and ten just that year lobbyists had given three and a half billion dollars to members of congress and federal agencies but they got in return well we may never know the full extent of but regardless it is important to keep our eye on the practice and the process and artie's kellen ford has done just that here's her report. why should my bank or morgan stanley have fewer right

buddy roemer, tell me, you are running for president for the republican party.here is a debate that is happening..happening of republin candidates at the reagan museum and library... >> southern california. >> jon: family resort. (laughter) and you have not been invited. >> you're not going to be serious about this question. >> jon: i will absolutely be serious. sir, why will they not invite you to this debate? >> they have some rules of engagement that include a national poll that has you at 4% or higher. i've been out of politics for 16 years, i started running four weeks ago, i'm not a big-funded big-check candidate, i have a different style about me. i'm just now appearing in the polls. i was at a smooth 1% last week. (laughter). >> jon: so you're already beating rick santorum. (laughter and applause) what... the percentage that you have to be at to be in the... to qualify for the debate is what? >> in this poll it's 4%... in this debate it's 4%. >> jon: who sets the percentage? >> i'm not sure. it's deliberately vague, you know? we've tried to get in every

presidential candidate buddy roemer. so what is it with those pants on the ground we'll take a look behind their savvy expression. hey there it's tuesday september sixth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our team and we're just back from that labor day they were day of course for many marks the end of summer and clearly that is the case for the financial markets where the sun just doesn't seem to be shining at all i don't get me wrong it's already been a very gloomy summer unemployment still above nine percent and on friday we got some depressing jobs numbers that said essentially that there were no new jobs created in august growth was flat that may have been assigned to the rest of the world especially in europe and asia but things are not looking good markets there yesterday and here today plunged and there was also today some big news out of switzerland economic news with the swiss national bank basically said they're not going to take it anymore they're sick of it based on a limit on how f

presidential candidate buddy roemer and if you're not familiar with him i could be because the mainstream media doesn't send a camera crew every time he makes a speech or releases a report it could be because his fund raising efforts are coming a little slower than others or it could be because he's one candidate one of the most powerful entities in this country i hope you never hear about or vote for buddy roemer is a four term congressman former governor of louisiana and he joins us now from our studio in new york hey there by thanks so much for coming on today i want to start out with one idea that at the core of your campaign i know your campaign motto is free to lead and you speak a lot about the major need for campaign finance reform the reforms that connect the dots for me here well i'm the only person running for president of the united states who's been both a congressman and the governor. so i've seen politics at the bottom and at the top and there's one thing that ties it together in this country in the twenty first century and that's the power of checks the power of special in

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that a number of republicans were not invited to attend the debate congressman that is for carter buddy roemer and gary johnson i'm sure you've all heard about talking head neil cavuto had this hard hitting observation. so i'm calling this podium. why not just add more podiums for legit candidates who come to the game with legit solutions to our problems surely the t.v. networks i don't care how dire and poorly off they are can figure out how to shoot a slightly more crowded stage how could ground breaking ideas ever get through if we don't let the guys offering them break through how noble looking out for the forgotten public and it's unfortunately he didn't have a problem last month when his own fox so called news host a republican debate and excluded those very same candidates from part. fox so-called news your number one source for blatant hypocrisy and the very very ugly dick cheney the war criminals book tour continued this weekend a man without a pulse showed up on fox so-called news sunday morning to promote his rewrite of american history when pressed on whether or not he's wor

that's how we became good buddies.nds ever since then. >> my first cat saved my life during a contract hit. he woke me up when the guy tried to take me out and i ended up sending that guy to the hospital. so my first cat was like a watch dog. you couldn't get near me or anything like that. he guarded me. >> i am in charge of the cat program. you know, that's a switch, but i don't know, i like cats. i like animals. my personal opinion is our cat program is probably one of the best things we've got going on in here. >> by taking a cat, it gave me a sense of responsibility, something to lose, think about. which a lot of these guys in here don't have none of that. >> you ain't going to the vet. i think he thinks he's going to the vet. >> stone, before he got jinx, he was kind of a rebel-rouser. he'd go around and drink, smoke, whatever. not wanting to do what he's told and stuff. then when he got jinx, it just changed him. changed him into a different person. >> the major himself used to come up and visit the cat all the t

tell on right now last time we took a page from our interview with republican presidential candidate buddy roemer he explained that he has kept his campaign contributions and one hundred dollars so that no special interests and or fear with his political message so should americans be limited in how much they can donate to political campaigns it's going to produce a patrice in a sense you to find out what you have to say so when it comes to campaign financing well there's individual money public money political party money hard money soft money matching funds political action committees and t.v. advertising paid and promotions paid for by outside groups corporations and labor unions with their own agenda in fact in two thousand and eight president obama agrees and spends about seven hundred fifty million dollars many analysts are convinced he will raise close to one billion dollars for two thousand and twelve this at a time when real estate values are still down and unemployment remains stubbornly high it just looks a little odd in an economy that has been going down that political contrib

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right wing talkers are jumping all over the president's plan to raise taxes on them and their rich buddies. bill o'reilly says he might not be able to do more of his show if he has to pay more in tax. can we get that in writing, bill? >> if barack obama begins taxing me more than 50%, i don't know how much longer i'm going to do this. >> rich righties are going nuts over president obama's proposed tax hikes. tonight, democratic strategist eric byrnes, david k. johnston and mike papantonio is here. >>> rick perry is flee to move around the country and the taxpayer foots the bill. his extravagant use of state funds. >>> president obama is set to make the trip to the boehner mcconnell bridge in cincinnati. wendell young of the cincinnati city council is my guest. >>> while the rest of the country is worrying about jobs and the economy, the right is flipping out over chaz bono's participation in "dancing with the stars". >> he's on a campaign to mainstream transgenderism. >>> thanks for watching. i think most of us in cable television do this because we love being in the mix. in fact, i've oft

and the winner, jack russell terrier, buddy, that must be buddy, taken home the prize five out of theknew? >> and i can't even body surf or whatever. these dogs put me to shame. >> humiliating that we are showing this. i mean, my goodness. >> congratulations to the dogs. >> backwards surfing! wow. that's some talent. >> we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. ♪ this. ♪ we'll all be gone for the summer we're on safari ♪ we'll all be gone for the summer we're on safari ♪ let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... ex

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former louisiana governor buddy roemer will join us for the interview very, very soon. the political aisle is reach acrossable. >>> 20 years and five presidential elections ago, then-vice president dan quayle was running for reelection alongside president george h.w. bush. it didn't work out, the whole reelection thing, but that's not to say dan quayle campaigner won't be famous forever. >> vice president dan quayle has cast a rather strange spell on education in trenton, new jersey, on monday. the vice president gave students a spelling test. >> potato. >> the boy wrote the word correctly, but mr. quayle wasn't satisfied until he added an "e." he was wrong, of course, but claims that was the way it was spelled on the flash card he was using so he went with the potato with an "e" spelling. wonder how tomato is spelled. >> boy, oh, boy, doesn't that give you confidence? leonard scott with two "t"s is standing by. >> when it's the morning show hosts making fun of you, not david letterman and the late night guys, but the cordial morning show people making fun of you, you k

our tour buddy. and our son-to-be tour buddy, keith urban. >> my goodness. >> shall we continue? miss sara evans. miranda lambert. martina mcbride. >> again. >> taylor swift. and carrie underwood. >> that is a tough category. >> stiff competition there. >> new artist of the year? >> new artist of the year. >> okay. >> nominees for new artist of the year are -- the band perry. mr. luke bryan. eric church. yeah, man. thompson square. congratulations to thompson square. and my labelmaking buddy, mr. chris young. >> i heard him recently. he's good. >> he's awesome. >> bring it on home. what is it for? >> these are the nominees for entertainer of the year. we have mr. jason aldean. >> well-deserved. >> brad paisley. blake shelton. taylor swift. and keith urban. >> yeah. >> you know, i saw you in nashville. you were opening for keith urban. >> you're going to enjoy your time out there. >> we're headed up to canada with him. we're going to pick up where jake left off and have a good time. >> some people -- i know you all are siblings. >> we are. >> your mom's here. >> she is. she is in

. >> my buddy shane. minime. that's how boston's in the house over here. there's a character. what's up? >> these guys here, i grew up with them. they're from the same hometown. >> what's up guys? what you doing? >> i don't want to make any more friends. i have commitments. i've been on the street 12 times. the last court date i had 76 convictions. >> skekd second half of a two year sentence. i went home on probation with a ankle monitor. i cut it off. that was the first of my own. i assisted a few friends before. his latest conviction is for breaking and entering. he says the crime was committed to support his heroin habit. >> that's pretty much my history of all my crimes drug related. i don't commit crimes with violent natures. it's drugs and if i can find ways to support my habit without hurting anyone, i'll take a shot at it. >> he says even his childhood memories are tied to the drug trade. >> my father was an alleged cocaine dealer. i remember before i was ten years old bringing to school a home made drug thing. like the lines and cut up pepsi bottle. >> give these to p

was coming and cheney was too busy with a cations in wyoming and lunches with his oil be industry buddies to bother with worrying about an attack that might happen and did happen on his watch joseph tweeted after that segment i saw you got a big a bit emotional during your debate regarding dick cheney's war crimes all i have to say is it's about time well joseph this is a topic that always gets me riled up all the way back to the one nine hundred seventy s. and cheney and rumsfeld helped start the committee for the present danger and began us lean fear as a way of getting political power and getting rich and since been a curse on this country i'll tell you how i really feel at the end of the show tonight and i still take our next comment is also from twitter i'm sure by now you've all heard that president obama agreed to move his address to a joint session of congress where he'll unveil his jobs plan from wednesday evening of next week to thursday evening after house speaker john boehner decided to show who's really in charge here in d.c. courses just a mere coincidence thursday night is

buddy c.e.o. zeven more profitable core sarah palin supports the privatization of the commons but in this new populist incarnation she just says doesn't she doesn't like how it's done the backroom deals the political contributions the quid pro quos but considering that we live in a democracy or at least did before the supreme court citizens united decision in bribing politicians is the only way for corporations to get preferential treatment or at least the easy preferred way after all a vast majority of americans sarah palin excluded are opposed to the crony capitalism of taxpayer subsidies to oil corporations yet vote after vote politicians keep the corporate welfare spigot open to the tune of tens of billions of dollars for the likes of exxon mobil and chevron. again the vast majority of americans again sort of pale excluded pale in excluded think it's an outrage that billionaires like warren buffet pay a lower tax rate than their secretaries do thanks to the capital gains tax loopholes yet vote

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mainstream scared us so tune in tomorrow we're going to have another presidential candidate on the show buddy roemer former governor of louisiana and next i want to respond to a comment you who you are tool time award to rick santorum for claiming that gay rights activists are waging a jihad against him rex track thought on you tube first i seriously think fans who are his wife should worry their husband is obsessed with gays especially gay men and gay sex i think he needs it bad no doubt most likely hines's gay porn stache ok i think rex maybe to this a little bit too far but i do have to agree with him that it's a bit strange that rick santorum dedicate so much time and energy talking about gay people what they do in their bedroom i have no idea and furthermore for that matter the majority of the republican party stop obsessing about what goes on in people's bedrooms spend a little bit more time focusing on things like the economy and lastly i want to thank one of our viewers who watched our interview last night with former chief of staff to colin powell colonel lawrence wilkerson even webs

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we don't always agree my buddy joe. here he is on morning joe. he went after perry reckless, when the president of the united states is in high level of negotiations. listen to joe right now. >> this is not helpful when our president, our president, america's president, is in the difficult situation that he is in today in new york city. with i think, one of the most explosive situations on the globe. we have rick perry and mitt romney posing for political purposes, and undermining our president. that is dangerous. it is not good for our country. >> well said. out of the diplomatical area. rick perry, as he shows up there. let's talk about this, politics. what is he running in? the iowa caucuses. you are smiling what. do you want to do in iowa. t tom -- >> the end of days. old testament. >> the strategy is, i will worry about tomorrow, tomorrow. he is going straight after evangelical votes, the suburbs of desmoins. >> the palin bus. >> yes. and the idea that israel needs to flourish, needs to thrive. needs to have the in gathering of the jews to t

much money americans can donate to elections germy said absolutely all the candidates should follow buddy grammars example and not accept donations greater than one hundred dollars bill had a good idea he said all contributions should go into a public pool and all lections should then be publicly financed kyl said how they're no good nations we also received some input from miles in new zealand who wanted us to know that in his country the amount of there not people can donate to a political party or candidate and how much they spend is worth it all miles i may never have looked that way to you but in this country where you sat similar restrictions kind of makes you wonder with campaign finance laws decimated since citizens united ruling the office of president is starting to look more and more like the auction for the highest bidder maybe buddy roemer has the right idea after all. now as always we thank you for your responses and here's our next question for you just mentioned interview on the economic and political turmoil which has rocked the european union to its core we want to know

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he joined the search for his fallen buddies. >> what we saw down there, no human should ever have to see. >> reporter: he worked in a choking dust cloud, a brew of pulverized cement and known carcinogens such as asbestos, benzene, p.c.b.s and dioxin. >> we were in toxic soup. who knows what we were breathing in because it was so thick. >> reporter: pfeifer worked on the pile for seven months. nine years later... >> the doctor said to me, he says, "ray, it's stage four cancer." >> reporter: the diagnosis was kidney cancer that had spread to his bones. doctors removed part of his leg and hip and a kidney. he's not the only first responder who became ill. >> there's a lot of guys that are sick on this job. a lot of guys. you know, a lot of guys got cancer. >> reporter: the "lancet" medical journal report is the first comprehensive cancer study of new york city firefighters after 9/11. this federally funded study shows firefighters working at the site had 10% more cancers than the general public and 19% more cancers than firemen not involved. in all, there were 263 cancers among almost 9

buddy with the politicians that you trust them?million people making individual decisions than harry reid and nancy pelosi and barack obama. >> but tim, if we have, as dylan and i just discussed, if we have more than 30 million men and women unemployed in real terms, it's naive to think that the private sector alone can fix it. and it's naive to think that the government sector has an unlimited role in fixing it as well. >> but these private/public partnerships end up resulting in ethanol or solyndra or boeing, or ge. >> but that's the risk. >> every time i hear that the reason we don't educate young children properly is because we have bad schools, and when you fix the schools, we'll have a more sensitive employment policies towards those now-educated young people. don't give money to the government, because it doesn't do it very well. well, fix the government. don't back up and say, just because people jaywalk intrinsically in new york where you and i live, we're not going to have a jaywalking statute. this sense of nonregulation

." >> where did you do a documentary on yurnded buddy from high school? >> it came from a natural, a natural place, when rob first got back bethesda, he september saying, things were happening so fast, he was going in and out of surgery every day and from that idea wanting to remember, that natural inclination to make it from there, i've always been working in video and we've been making movies together since we were young so it felt like the natural, right thing to do. even if it didn't turn out to be a documentary or a finished product, he could remember that time of his life and it stemmed from there. >> rob jones, why did you let your buddy do this documentary? >> i thought it would be a good opportunity let people see the process of recovering from something like that because i had never seen anything available that covered that topic. >> what did you start it? >> i believe we started filming, actual footage, maybe two or three weeks after rob got back to the states. and then we actually physically started doing on-camera interviews a couple of month

you'll fit right in, come on in, buddy. ford is building a new plant that will create 5,000 jobs, all in india. or as obama put it, you got to be freaking kidding me. this is -- built ford tough. really big movie news, arnold schwarzenegger has officially signed on to star in the "expendables ii" along with sylvester stallone. apparently there's a twist in the end where stallone is like, wait a minute, dad? >> on "jimmy" tonight, blue bloods actor tom sellick, and pearl jam. tonight at 12:35 a.m. >>> time for your "first look" at entertainment news, a hollywood heavyweight suffered a major scare yesterday while out for a run in santa monica, reece witherspoon was hospitalized after being hit by a car while jogging. fortunately the car was only moving about 20 miles per hour and witherspoon is now at home, resting. >>> elsewhere, the web is burning with speculation, over exactly why lindsay lohan's 17-year-old sister, alli seen here in file footage suddenly looks like an entirely different person. higher cheek did the bones,

. >> that is buddy. he is a good boy. thanks for watching. >> good boy. ♪ ♪ >>> well tom to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld, chairman and ceo of greg and company and chair maker of the house humbler which con tises of a robe and towel. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> let's take these sons of bitches out because james hoffa is not backing down from his full party rhetoric. and are americans the coolest people in the world? according to a survey from a social networking site, we are. and surveys from social networking sites are never wrong. and finally, the green day singer is booted off a plane because his pants were too saggy. the shocking story of an american idiot. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> happy fight across the nation day. >> i will start tomorrow. >> i will tweet it later and create chuckles. >> maybe you should talk about yesterday was fight for procrastination day and you are just geting to it now. >> that seems uncalled for, greg. >> i guess when it comes to being mean

we have the local watchdogs. >> there you go buddy.>> reporter: for some kids, 7:30 in the morning is too early. >> wake up. >> reporter: a group of dads who volunteer in ash burn make the students feel like superstars. >> good morning, guys. >> reporter: it's part of a new program at school called watchdogs that stands for dads of great students. fathers take the day off to be part of the learning process. >> good morning. >> lots of our children don't have necessarily a man in their life full time. it's important for them to have that role model and see what a professional man acts like, looks like and how to respond to them and work with them. >> reporter: the program started in 1998 after two middle school students went on a shooting rampage at a school in arkansas. it's now grown to more than 2,000 schools participating in 40 states. virginia is the third largest state. this parent volunteers with the program. >> this is a vehicle for the dads to take a whole day off and volunteer the same, make the same commitment as the moms do.

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my buddy mark tamayo is out here this weekend. and rosemary orozco is here too, she's my buddy too.omputer model shows you that we're going to stay out of the area. you can see the temperatures begin to taper down a little bit toward the bay area week weekend. but the fire danger is what we're looking at. >>> glen close will come to the bay area to screen her new movie. yes that is glen close as a man. >>> remembering 9/11. >> it was a big cloud of debris covering manhattan. >>> words today from the only american who was not on plant planet earth on that day. i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> nasa is honoring the heros and victims of the 9/11 attacks as part of their mission

thanks, buddy! austin that was the best date since ever. i mean, you listened, you had interesting things to say. and when i laugh at your jokes, i'm actually laughing. well, the one about the 12-inch pianist, it was kind of a layup. sara... sara: uh-oh. i need to talk to you about something. i knew it. i make up my mind that i like him, he wants to break up. the story of my life. you see, i'm on antidepressants. god, that makes me so happy. i'm sorry. was that insensitive? no, no, no, no, no. it can just sometimes make the physical stuff, uh... challenging. i wanted to say that upfront. challenge is my middle name. unless you want to buy me a locket or something, then it's emily. (sighs) sorry it took so long. sorry you didn't, you know... lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and largest 4g lte network. verizon. built so you can rule the air. so they realize how much they move. that's why we created new degree with motionsense technology. the more you move, the more it works. degree, it won't let you down. aww. you're the be