is talking about when he says us but i doubt it's the american people burgess also couldn't name one impeachable charge to bring against the president still he said it needs to be done maybe somebody should tell congress and burgess that you can't impeach a president just because they're black and living in the white house that's very true. still to come the japanese government is now being blamed for ignoring the actual path of radiation following the fukushima nuclear disaster why hide the truth i answer and why we need to get corporations out of the business of managing or injury energy needs and other commons next in my deleted. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions complete couldn't break through get through it if you had made who can you trust no one who is to move you with the local machinery see where we had it state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question morning. here take my take is our segment on the show where you have the opportunity to make yourself heard here on the big picture it's y

go do see you when the bush apologist award for the day and a very very ugly congressman michael burgess republican representative from texas held a town meeting yesterday instead of focusing on how to create jobs or turn the economy around were just folks focused on how to further sabotage president obama is the idea employees from it purchase it needs to happen it would tie things up no question about that water we allow them to go unchecked the worst things are going to be for us unclear who burgess is talking about when he says us but i doubt it's the american people we're just also couldn't name one impeachable charge to bring against the president still he said it needs to be done maybe somebody should tell congress and burgess that you can't impeach a president just because they're black and living in the white house that's very true. still to come the japanese government is now being blamed for ignoring the actual path of radiation following the fukushima nuclear disaster why hide the truth i may answer and why we need to get corporations out of the business of managing our energ

this is congressman michael burgess of texas. >> that's really innistic.e is really innistic at all. >> why not? >> impeachment is not going it happen. that's a single congressman airing his views. there is no support for impeachment of the president. you have to have cause for that and that is not going to happen. the president will be out of office through january 2013 but it'll be through a fair election. >> no, it isn't. >> it won't be free and fair? >> you know, let me speak for myself. i don't need you to talk for me. let me make it clear. if i were the president of the united states, i would run against this do-nothing congress. i wouldn't bother calling them back because they won't do anything. they are dead set to run this president out of office and they will run into a ditch to do it. if the president of the united states came up with a cure for the common cold, these republicans would not support it. this is what is going on in america. this president has passed extremely important legislation, mostly for working people. and for the underserved

was tied on the day he did a total of five burgess but not too sure was also in the running for the top prize the defending champions five bird is were marred by consecutive bogeys on the charts inserting and paul johnson was more consistent on the day with a six under par sixty five when the first fed exed after event is now top of the standings for two in the race begins with a ten million dollars and susan violence. boxing and alexander that can remain undefeated in twenty two fights after beating was lunging for the bacon stubby a heavyweight title and two thousand and four olympic champion sebastian a unanimous decision to become the number two challenger to the new mexico young man of the disco rather they cater to the styles after taking it from david haye the unification back but the thirty five year old gave it up as it would be years before he could defend the title with the thirty one year old mother ensure a huge have his day in the ring with the plane after beating another four months of new champion plant expects a guy after his opponent's understudy and rattled in the six

and was proud of the day he did a total of five burgess but much to show was also in the running for the top prize the defending champions five but is were marred by consecutive bogeys on the trot inserting it while johnson was more consistent on the day with a six under par sixty five to win the first fed ex cup qualifier event is now top of the standings as the full tournament race begins the ten million dollars under susan clients. boxing and alexander put it in remains undefeated in twenty two fights after beating last month for the vacant a heavyweight title the two thousand and four olympic champion took the bat on a unanimous decision to become the mandatory challenger to make which go beyond that its goal rather like peyton to start after taking it from david hayden unification back but the thirty five year old gave it up as it would have been years before he could defend the title or the thirty one year old of atlanta ensured he would have his day in the ring getting acquainted after beating another form of the no champion front respect a guy after his opponent unsteady and

gillette burgess was a humorous, a writer. he wanted to be known as a serious novelist but he was better known for his children's books and nonsense works. he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so

gillette burgess was a humorous, a writer. he wanted to be known as a serious novelist but he was better known for his children's books and nonsense works. he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a little romantic rendezvous. and another one where an old car conductor rents a car and it comes to life. you have to read more in these books. another artist and musicians. this car on the left, number one, was called la bohemme rented in the sutro section by musicians who when they finished their work downtown in the clubs and theaters would go out to carville to this clubhouse in the night and drink and go skinny dipping in

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michael burgess says yes. len to what the ft. worth tell graph says last night, quote, when one attendancy suggested that the house push for impeachment proceedings against president obama to obstruct -- it needs to happen. mmen later. he said he wasn't sure whether the proper charge is to bring up articles of impeachment were there, but he didn't rule out pursuing such a course. quote, we need to tie things up. so here we have steve joining us from salon.com and michelle goldberg, thank you both for joining us. this is a new flippancy where we throw out, not even to impeach, us. this is a new flippancy where we throw out not even to impeach on grounds like misdemeanors, but to tie things up, a filibuster technique. >> spring of 1993, bill clinton first came to office, my parents and i were driving around and saw a car in front of us that said "impeach clinton." that's before anything happened. i see the same thing. a republican-party based -- >> mad? >> they decided he's illegitimate and any tool at your disposal to tie things u

they concede the candles burning and they can smell burgess do and they lost their attack. 40 regular troops surged to the plantation to find the slaves are not there. these were men school in warfare in west african military tactics. you don't meet your enemy in open battle. you draw about and where the down and harass them and kill them. don't face them in open battle. you tricked them and lower them out and this is the strategy they've executing and americans had fallen for it right there. in other slave revolts you hear about slaves stopped to rest and we caught them and -- but the reality is here is not a sleigh is that stopped to rest that the american military. wade hampton declared we can go no further so they stopped to rest. at this point the slave army led by charles milan and quaku and quamana start of the most profitable farm land in north america. i told you the slaves made a mistake. they let landry will. he dragged his body down to the levee and crosses the river where no revolution has taken place and meets charles perez who is a prominent planter and charles c. wood

michael burgess says yes. len to what the ft.orth tell graph says last night, quote, when one attendancy suggested that the house push for impeachment proceedings against president obama to obstruct -- it needs to happen. burgiss said, no question about that when asked about the comment later. he said he wasn't sure whether the proper charge is to bring up articles of impeachment were ou pursuing such a course. quote, we need to tie things up. so here we have steve joining us from salon.com and michelle goldberg, thank you both for joining us. this is a new flippancy where we throw out, not even to impeach, but as a way to tie of misdemea way it tie things up. a filibuster technique. >> i remember, it must have been the spring of 1939 when bill clinton first came to office and my parents were driving us around and a car in front of us said impeach clinton. that was before anything happened. i look at the clinton administration and i look at the obama administration and i see the whole thing. >> are they mad? >> they consider him

michael burgess joining us live from dallas, texas, to talk about this. you here. >> good morning. >> the morning when we hear the poll numbers, what will it take for congress to regain the approval of the american people? >> well, it is a difficult path ahead and obviously as you pointed out, we didn't make things any easier for ourselves in the last couple of weeks. i voted for the eventual debt limit agreement that was passed. it was not an easy vote, and certainly not something that i would have constructed given the wherewithal to do so, but in the final analysis i had to ask myself a day before the august 2nd deadline, was i willing to let the country veer into the area of the unknown, and i was not. i have been criticized for that, and maybe rightfully so, because standard & poor's pushed us into that area of the unknown with the debt downgrade, and the fact of the matter is that know one knew what a downgrade would do, and it is not the president's downgrade or the tea party's downgrade, but america's downgrade. that is a place i did not want to g

. >> well, a number of years ago there was a woman named lauren burgess who was very much interested in reenacting. she's from north carolina. and she was at a reenactment of the battle of antietam. this is back in the late 1980s. and was, was caught dressed up -- she was dressed as a union soldier, and she was caught coming out of the ladies' room -- [laughter] and dishonorably discharged. [laughter] and she seized upon this and did a lot of research and found evidence for several hundred women who passed as men dressed up as soldiers, some of them wives or lovers of soldiers, and so they were protected. and that she found evidence of four women who actually fought at antietam, so she claimed. one of whom was killed. so if she's right -- >> right. >> -- there were some at antietam. she actually sued the park service on the grounds of gender discrimination and won her suit. [laughter] after she had been not allowed to participate in this living history demonstration there. >> speaking of women, i think there's a woman here who i think you would all enjoy meeting, a surprise guest to

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president obama burgess congress to put aside partisan affiliations to make progress.sses in the world call this,. even in difficult times, but there is not a country on earth that would trade places with us. it does not mean that we do not face tough economic challenges. many americans are hurting badly right now. putting these men and women back to work and better wages for everybody has to be our top priority. the response from washington has been partisanship and gridlock that undermines public confidence and hinders our efforts to grow the economy. there is something wrong with our politics. that is what we have to fix. we note that congress can do things to get more money back in our pockets, the to the economy growing faster, get our neighbors back to work. let's extend it and put more than $1,000 back in families' pockets this year. as put construction workers back to work rebuilding america. let's get sell more american made goods around the world. let's get our members home from iraq and afghanistan. these all things we can do right now. we need to do them. i