all right, carlson, charlie brown, i don't know whether you noticed in the commercial but when they diddouble inten dra charlie's eyebrows did that. >> as well mine did. >> bill: when snoopy fell off the dog house. >> what happened to woodstock? this is pushing the envelope a little too far. >> bill: was there envelope in this. >> pushing the envelope a little too far. we all understand as adults what the joke is here. but why cannot -- why can we just not write jokes anymore that are funny without sexual innuendo? i don't get it. they used to in the olden days. >> bill: i don't care what the ad people do on the networks, when i saw charlie brown, and i'm not kidding here, i am like, you know, why would you even want to do that? it's clever, i guess, if you are writing for hustler, but why do you want to do that on abc? >> because they are doing. >> bill: family network. >> doing everything in their power to get the attention. >> bill: that wouldn't get anybody's attention in a positive way, would it, hoover? >> i cannot disagree with both of you more on this. i think you are totally ov

city councilman charlie brown recently lead the effort for a denver law that requires any new dispensarys to be located 1,000 feet from schools and day cares, and from other dispensaries. brown says he knows more needs to be done but it isn't easy. >> it's like trying to pick your teeth with a rattlesnake. if you ever tried that, you know how hard it is. you know, you are dealing with medicine, you're dealing with patients. er's dealing with the dispensary owners, you're dealing with neighbors, you're dealing with schools. you can't please everybody. and so you compromise. >> reporter: vincent says he welcomes more regulation and is working hard to show that he runs a legitimate business that not some front for dealing drugs to recreational users. for instance he accepts credit cards and will only pay growers and suppliers with checks. >> if we say you know we with like to write you a check and they say no, no, cash only, we're not working with them. and the reason being is because we are a business. and we want those ratios, we want where our money is going. we want to have a paper trail

this job paid really well, and i just remember being like charlie brown would lucy pull the football and hitting the steering wheel with my head going, what was i thinking? to give up that opportunity to work. because i really need a job at that point. we were getting worried. and i decided i've got to get back in television. i love television. and i don't care, you know, if it's not angry. just get back in. let's do something. i need to work and i need to work close to the industry that i love very much and that i have given 25 years of my life to. so i called msnbc, and i said, please tell me what you have. i need to work. and they said we don't have anything you would want. you worked at 60 minutes. we have nothing you would want. and i said i don't care about what you think i would want. what do you have? just tell me what you have. poll it up on human resources, job postings. what do you have? and they're like, well, you wouldn't want this but there is this freelance day rate as needed job where you can come in and work overnights, or the evening shift doing 30-second news updat

this job paid really well and i just remember being like charlie brown and lucy pulled the football and hitting the steering wheel with my head saying what was i thinking to give up the opportunity to work. we were getting worried at that point. and i decided, you know, i've got to get back in television. i love television and i don't care if it's not 60 minutes. i don't care if it's not anchoring. let's just get back in. i need to work and i need to work close to the industry that i love very much and that i've given 25 years of my life too. so i called msnbc and i said, please tell me what you have. i need to work. and they said well we don't have anything you want. my god, he worked at 60 minutes. we have nothing you would want. i said i don't care about what you think i would want. what do you have? just only what you have. pull it up and human resources, job posting, what do you have? and they're like well, i mean, you wouldn't want this but there is a freelance day rate as needed job or you can comment and work either overnight or the evening shift when 32nd news updates. but we'l

kind of like charlie brown. how many times are you going to pull the football away? it's like lucy trying to kick the football, i mean, charlie brown trying to kick the football, there's always a string on the piece of cheese and they say, come on, mouse, get the cheese and then they real the string in and they've been doing -- reel the string and they've been doing this for years. wouldn't you think it would be smart to say, i've seen this before, i really don't want you telling me how to run our school, i don't want you telling me how to do the things that our state knows how to do for ourselves far better, you can just keep your money down in washington, d.c., it is not a tempttation to us anymore and we're going to run a clean and efficient state where we really do things and our objective is going to be one of the top performing states all across america and this is a competition where we're going to start right now by saying no to a whole lot of government red tape. mr. hoekstra: what you'll see again is the states becoming incubators of ideas. that missouri or

we're beginning, quite honestly, to feel a little bit like charlie brown. every time we get ready to kick the football, somebody in the administration moves it. so where are we now? now that g.s.a. that is gone back to their original objective that they earlier rejected, unfortunately we're not even one step closer to the new building for these workers. g.s.a. has still taken no action, still put nothing on paper, made no commitments. is there a way forward? what is their way forward? let the people of kansas city know what you're going to do, how you're going to do it and when you're going to do t we can't even find that out from them. there's no official plan out of g.s.a. now, g.s.a. clearly agrees that the new federal building is needed, so it shouldn't be asking too much for somebody who represents them and the community to be told their plan, that they have stubbornly refused to produce one. i have met with ms. martha johnson. i have worked with the p.b.s. commissioner. they are fine people, wonderful people. i think they're qualified. i have asked th

running as these so-called tea party can dants you pointed to, scott brown in massachusetts or in florida, marco rubio running against charlie crist, the governor for the republican nomination for senate, those are all establishment candidates. scott brown was in the legislature for years, marco rubio was at one time the speaker of the house. so these are not, these are not people who have come somehow out of the ether. these are people who are establishment candidates who are picking up on the mood and reworking their identity to be an outsider. >> ifill: and sarah palin was to the only the governor of a big state, as she likes to point out but also the party's vice presidential nominee which doesn't make her an outsider. >> rit. >> ifill: but does she get to be the leader of the movement anyway. >> and this is what is happening in 2010. what we are seeing are candidates who are recognizing the mood and those candidates who aren't. so if you recognize the mood early and grab that change mantle, that outsider mantle even if you were an insider, you are able to make yourself look like an outsider. governor rick perry in texas

browne. breaking news on actor charlie sheen. publicist for the star says he entered rehab facility and taking a break from the hit show "2 1/2 men." he was arrested for allegedly holding a knife to his wife's throat and threatening to kill her. >>> homeland security officials say the first of 150 new full body scanners will be installed over the next two weeks. and former vice president dick cheney may have suffered a mild heart attack. an aide says tests seem to indicate that drove him in the hospital with chest pains. glenn beck in a moment, but first, bret baier with preview of "special report." >> bret: coming up, what is reconciliation and can it be used to pass healthcare reform. we'll break it down for you. plus house speaker nancy pelosi again addresses what he knew about waterboarding and when. join me in 25 minutes for "special report." now back to glen. >> glenn: i have to lead with my mistakes if i ever make a mistake, i'll tell you and want you to hear it from me. i said for a while barack obama's fiscal policies do

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if you're a swing democrat, and charlie cook says there are now 92 swing democrats because of the size of the scott brownvictory in massachusetts, you are going i don't know i want to try to get reelect today this year if i vote for something that 59% of the country is opposed to. so the tension is going to keep growing. >> greta: i know it is profoundly naive on my part. having seen people go through real health crisis it is hard to think these decisions by these men and women in congress is based on the election thing this is different than almost any other topic this is life and death, people are suffering all the time. you would think they wouldn't make the decision necessarily on that but i guess they do. >> we are talking about a bill where the one tax in the propose al, -- proposal becomes in effect in 2018. >> greta: that is one of the most deplorable parts. cadillac plan, doesn't go into effect -- even president obama if he gets second administration would be out so the next president has to doo with it that's appalling. >> i've had votes, votes of conscience, war for example, don't think about