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carlin in arizona, carlin?caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from old towne scottsdale in arizona. >> i've been there. i tried to play golf. i wrecked the course. they wouldn't let me play anymore. that's okay. what's up? >> caller: you can come and visit. you're my most valuable asset, just like your recording says. the reason i'm calling is the fedex. reconstruction, if that's a good investment or buy or wait? >> i was thrilled when stephanie link came to me the other day. fedex, it is way too low. i said yeah, let's get some for the charitable trust. we pulled the trigger, got the stock. it ain't done. fedex is going higher. they're taking the costs out. the bear case is over. it probably drops a couple of points tomorrow and maybe you picked some up too. it turned out to be a lopsided victory for the bears. it was brutal. gee, my fantasy team got shut out too. look, on any given sunday, meaning on any given weekday, meaning on by any given tuesday and wednesday, the game fluctuates. you know what? tomorrow is any gi

it reminds me of george carlin january 3rd people have not been killed with john driving. we do need to try height day's charter. we do have a chapter on gun rights it is not anti-constitutional to regulate bullets. that is the balance but we do have a chapter on the gun rights for guns november americans. we decided the was time to give the guns constitutional rights. we do have the 10 point* bill of gun rights. a two-pronged approach. bubble barrel approach. [laughter] >> as president do planters knowledge re-education issue or ignore it like everyone else? >> we do not ignore it. we have written about it. >> we have a very obvious plan. education is clearly an issue. we want to make good with cuba. it is long overdue with the unincorporated territory and they ranked second and in all literacy behind georgette. eastern european georgia. [laughter] irony. we will use the the part of education to cuba and at the same time we're shutting down guantanamo to become a resort for teachers you actually get a couple weeks stay there with beautiful beaches and if you work at nis a

more news today carlin says once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations through today. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time out of john interest me resident gold bug at money week and author of the new book a life after the state welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much max pleasure to be back. it doesn't express me we're talking about germany now has significant is the german court order demanding that the bundesbank audit germany's gold holdings. we don't know how significant it is because we don't know if the gold holdings will actually be audited but the big suspicion is that there is a double entry on that gold that the gold has been leased out to somebody else and we will never know the truth

diana carlin, theodore gutgold and nichola discuss olympia snowe, barbara mikulski and of elizabeth dole and why they have not been considered contenders for the presidency. this is just over an hour. >> thank you for coming out tonight. great to have you back. great to have you here as new friends. let me start tonight and ask you about your book on nine women. how did you select those nine women? >> the best answer is we could have looked at more, but within the confines of the vote you can only do so much but we want to diverse city. we want the democrats and republicans, two parts of the country, everyone of different ages. we knew on the basis of nine, make generalizations that are 100% certain and our collusions are hypotheses -- we needed a fairly diverse group. >> we also included women, the white house project in the election cycle -- a libya snow and kathleen sibelius were in there. we also wanted to consider this notion and several years ago, which last round of madame president, talking about looking at women governors. we wanted to look at women governors who have been throu

caller: he is using the same strategy that they used from george bush, which i think came from george carlinith your brilliance -- [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: exactly. exactly. >> caller: i think that's what they are doing. every time you see ryan up there, and he said smart people aren't going to vote for them. i think he has got it. >> stephanie: exactly. do you do that too? i find myself at home just pre-emptively yelling it's bull [ censor bleep ]. it helps you get through watching a romney sound bite. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: mitt romney struggles to sharpen message. no, we have got it. we don't want it. >> that knife is pretty dull. >> stephanie: the electoral butter knife. >> it's a spork. >> stephanie: mitt romney's campaign is a kentucky fried chicken spork. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: these stories with one after another of the romney camp in disarray. the campaign vowed to deliver a sharper, bigger message. >> big and sharp with a spork. >> stephanie: yes, it's coming now. >> wait for it. here it comes. here it comes, the sharp -- big sharp thing. [♪

. >> it's a george carlin- the comedian- it's his joke. someone in the audience asked him did he believe in the ten commandments. he said, 'yes, i do believe in the commandments- six commandments and four suggestions." >> that's a good one with doctrine, because when we're talking about doctrine, as you know, and ethics, we're at the very heart of the course, which is belief and behavior. and we've mentioned several functions of doctrine, and today i want to take another spin on that and look at the tension in the doctrinal dimension between the sacred and the secular. so often the deeply religious have a problem with the secular world, and for others, like us, it's difficult to see where that demarcation is, that line between what is the mundane, what's the ordinary, and what is special and what is sacred. and we've talked about iliade and looking at symbols and we've looked where people have gotten holy symbols. but for some groups, building a doctrinal- i don't know if wall is the right word, but the brain isn't quite working yet, so we

>> diana carlin, theodore sheckels and nichola gutgold examined the qualifications of nine women in politics. that includes olympia snowe, barbara mikulski and elizabeth dole and why they haven't been considered as possible contenders for the presidency. this is just over an hour. >> thank all of you for coming out. it's great to have you back. great to have you here as new friends. let me start tonight and ask you, you focus in your book on nine women. how did you select those nine women? >> i think the best answer is we could have looked at more, but within the confines of the book you can only do so much. so we wanted diversity. we wanted democrats, republicans. we wanted different parts of the country. to some extent we wanted different ages. we knew on the basis of nine, you can't make generalizations that are 100% certain. we say as much in the book. our conclusions are hypotheses that other people might now run with, but in order to make even those kind of a hypotheses we needed a fairly diverse group. >> we also included women, yeah, there's a white house project that's been around a

i first learned about proxy baptisms from george carlin's daughter, kelly who told me how her fathernderstand how folks in the mormon faith can view this as a compliment but it does seem to be a bit -- disrespectful to those who have passed on and i'm a bit surprised our media hasn't paid a bit more attention to it i've never heard governor romney ask about it. >> he was asked about it in 2008. he was asked about it in a sit-down interview -- i can't remember with which network. basically said what i said. the church has tried to stop this. some people of my faith don't understand it. but you know, i can't be held accountable for every member of my faith which is essentially -- >> john: says bishop romney. he is a bishop in the church, correct? >> he was a bishop. a bishop -- this is something a lot of people don't understand. a bishop is a temporary assignment that people in the church get. it lasts usually three to five years. but -- and then you'll be replaced by somebody else. but it is not a permanent position in the church. you don't become a bishop then stay a bishop the rest

carlin talked about polling may become as obsolete as i fair to say, print journalism has become. >> if i could add a few things, this is a business beset by serious problems. a study showing a 9% response rate, it is hard to believe it could go much lower. most of the pollsters do not wait for party identification in the u.s. they consider party identification and attitude, not a demographic. the way for the standard demographics because the census tells us how many women and men there are, how many 18- 29 year olds and they are providing us with different pictures of where the election is. those that are waiting for party identification showed no pick up for mitt romney after the first debate whereas those who did not wait for party identification showed romney gained after the first debate. some different things going on as michael said. i would not be surprised if we do not seep telephone polls by 2020. only cell phones -- pollsters can i reach this houses in the same way. >> one thing, when i get into a pole, i know is that -- poll, i look at rdi. one thing i find is all the pol