when charlie white was convicted of voter fraud the government appointed mr. white's deputy but made sure to point out he was making that appointment on a temporary basis only. he said "i have chosen not to make a permanent appointment out of respect for the judge's authority to lessen the verdict to a misdemeanor and reinstate the office holder." so mitch daniels says the guy maybe gets his job back supervising state elections if the judge softens the voter fraud charges for which he was convicted. do as i say, not as i do. indiana's top election official could be a guy convicted of voter fraud, really? >>> elsewhere, dick lugar is running for reelection not just against a democrat but a tea party nominee. the address on his house is one he sold in 1977. that is the primary challenger standing in front of said house in which he does not live. dick lugar voted for federal voter id a few election cycles ago would presume him from voting in his home state, depending on what address is on his driver's license and how you're supposed to qualify to get that. so do a

indiana secretary of state republican charlie white convicted of voter fraud. is voter fraud trial delivered that verdict at 2:00 in the morning yesterday, convicting white on six of seven felony counts for illegally registering to vote at his ex-wife's house. he's denying he broke the law, saying other politicians do the same thing, and his lawyer will appeal. republican governor mitch daniels removed white from office yesterday and named a temporary replacement, white's former deputy. the democrats want the candidate who white defeated in the election to be sworn in as the new secretary of state. joining us live is charlie white in a fox news exclusive. mr. white, welcome. thanks for joining us this morning on the fox news channel. >> eric, good morning. thank you for having me on. >> you were the top elections official of indiana, yet convicted now of felony voter fraud. didn't look good. what's your reaction? >> well, what can you say? i know there's a lot of democrats internet i celebratine streets right now, some republicans that are privately happy about

he lived in one place and voted in another and the man was indiana secretary of state charlie white.ut the winner, john fleming from the fourth district of louisiana, no, seriously. he's an u.s. congressman. congressman fleming saw this. planned parenthood opens $8 billion abortion plex. supposingsupposedly about this clinic that could perform 400 abortions a month with a nightclub and includes this quote allegedly from a planned parenthood spokesperson. although we traditionally dedicated 7% of our resources to other important services such as contra-systems distribution, cancer screening and std testing this new complex allowses to devote our attention to what has always been our true passion abortion. standing under a barn emblazoned with planned parenthood stating no life is sacred: no life is sacred. that's a defeating slogan. not just for planned parenthood or any group on earth unless they're the mayans with the sacrifice thing. oh, then you would say that's from the onion. i knew that was something wrong there. the onion is a satire site. that's what we would have said. but n

meet charlie white, indiana's former republican secretary of state. fraud out of elections. but he lost his job after being convicted of, say it with me, voter fraud. now he's been sentenced to one year of home detention. the judge said he violated the trust of the people. and in south carolina, the attorney general thinks zombies are voting. yes, they're back. he claimed 900 dead people are voting but state elections officials reviewed over 200 cases and couldn't confirm fraud in any of them. say it with me, folks. the republicans are so worried about voter fraud so they should stop committing voter fraud. that's why we're marching against new anti-voting laws next month. we're marching now to make sure that our voting rights are protected for now and the next generation. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice busin

meet charlie white, indiana's former republican secretary of state.o protect the integrity of voting, to keep fraud out of elections. but on saturday, he lost his job after being convicted of voter fraud. a total of six felony counts, including lying on voter registration card, voting in another precinct and submitting a false ballot. but conservatives are getting pretty good at this voter fraud thing. last month, conservative smear artists went under cover at the new hampshire primary using names of voters who recently died. and today in maryland, a second trial began in republican robo calling plot to suppress black voter turnout during the 2010 gubernatorial election. one gop operative has already been convicted. no wonder republicans are so worried about fraud. it's happening in their own party. joining me now, judith brown, co-director of advancement project of civil rights group focused on the issues of democracy and race. thank you for joining me again and being here tonight. >> thank you reverend sharpton. >> judith, republicans have proposed

secretary of state, charlie white, was found guilty of six foll felony charges including perjury.falsely used his ex-wife's address so he wouldn't have to give up a town council salary. while vehemently denying the charges, he didn't off er a defense to the charges. he refused to step down but now replaced by the deputy secretary. >> it's a classic rematch between two of the biggest teams in football. it's just a day away right here on nbc4. super bowl xlvi could be the most watch event in history with an interstate e estimated 100 ms expected to tune in. there's a reason for all this hype. these two teams met four years ago in super bowl xlii, one of the most exciting games in super bowl history. the giants spoiled it with a win and one of the most amazing catches ever made in a super bowl. now, the patriots want revenge and giants want to prove they can do it again. both teams have a long history of success in the postseason. giants have three super bowl wins as do patriots but new england came in a span between 2002 and 2005. not everyone will tune in to watch the historic rema

. >> bill, did the white house anticipate this uproar? >> charlie, they knew it would be controversial but not this hot. the original idea was to get it out before the state of the union so it wouldn't overshadow the president's speech. now they're in full damage control, denying that the white house is on the ropes. but they seem to be looking for a way out, charlie. >> what are their options to get out? >> i'm told in the first place, they look for some way to give an exemption. they decide since catholic women use contraception about the same rate as everybody else, that they would go along with this. people didn't think about the argument that the mandate impinges on religious liberty. as for a possible compromise, there's a year before this goes into effect. they keep talking about finding a balance. but they also say the president remains determined that all women have access to reproductive healthcare. they're pointing at catholic colleges and hospitals which already offer a contraception option in their insurance. they're hoping that there's

bill, what is the white house saying about these reports from israel? >> reporter: charliee white house isn't saying anything on the record about this. they say that look even if the iranians did get an attack from israel, they would still blame the u.s. in any case whether there was israelis had told the u.s. or not. i mean the israelis may not have been quite so definite about this according to officials that i spoke to but nobody here denies that the mood leading up to prime minister netanyahu's visit is very tense. the obama administration continues to argue that a military strike against iran's nuclear weapons would not be effective in slowing the development of their nuclear program, that it would be a temporary setback at best. the u.s. continues to say that all options remain on the table and that of course is an indirect way of saying that they wouldn't rule out military attack. >> bill, any indication of just how much of a focus this will be during those meetings next week? >> that question is something that is going to be right there at the beginning when the pri

♪ sweet home chicago >>> the president singing the blues was at a star studded concert the white house. charlie we'll bring you more of the music later. we'll bring you back to that. >>> i like the blues. there's a suspected armored truck robber. fast eddie arrested >>> the bridge in steubenville, ohio stood for 83 years. it took seconds to bring it down yesterday. don't worry, a new bridge has been built to replace it. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> a british man faces a court hearing in missouri accused of spending 19 years on the run. police in england say he's a thief and international fugitive who was finally tracked down in a most unlikely place. special correspondent jeff glor spoke with the relative who turned him in and is afraid for her life. good morning. >> erica, good morning. it was called the perfect crime that became the imperfect secret. stretching from england to ozark, missouri. it is over now because of fast eddie maher's daughter-in-law. she's currently at a safe house but we managed to arrange an interview on camera and she has quite a story. >> he would talk abou

♪ sweet home chicago >>> the president singing the blues was at a star studded concert the white house. charlie we'll bring you more of the music later. we'll bring you back to that. >>> i like the blues. there's a suspected armored truck robber. fast eddie arrested in missouri 19 years after he >>> now 26 past 7:00, a touch -- excuse me, a touch cloudy for this day start but also warmer. >> we are averaging 12 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. it is around 40, clouds and sun, breezy, mild, sudden be a nice afternoon with a high of 62. yesterday we never cracked out of the 48, 49 degree difference. now, here is sharon gibala, wjz tv traffic control. >> the morning commute not so bad. two accidents, one of them on route 100, the other in the city on east 35th. on the beltway speeds mid to upper 30s. there is a live look outside at 95. we can say the same situation there. slow and go from white marsh boulevard don to down to 895. this is brought to you by your lexus dealers. back over to you. >> a man faces assault charges after a case of road rage escalates in anne arundel county. we are lear

. >> charlie, can i just make a quick point about the establishment. i'm glad halperin has kept two of his three whiteies. it's an establishment but it's not very powerful mark, i don't believe it is. for a minority of the party but a sizeable minority of the party a bob dole endorsement for mitt romney is good for annuity begin rich. it goes -- goonewt gingrich. it has less clout and cuts both ways. >> charlie: do you have anything. >> i'm thinking it's going to be the most, t number of regrets that are going to run through the republican party over the next few months, we had such, we have a shot of this guy and we're not in the shape we could have been in with the right candidate. >> on that i have to say thank you. >> charlie: thank you very much jeff, welcome, ank you katty, mark ank you all. we'l have more analyses tomorrow with david brooks coming up and his attorney douglas brinkley on this program. he talks about the new audio tapes of john f. kennedy. we've heard of tapes that's not been heard before talking about what was tranmitted from the plane bringing the president's body from texas to

charlie. very happy to be here. >> rose: again in white.so becomes you. >> it keeps me awake. >> rose: what do we make of this fashion icon stuff that they've printed on you. >> dressed byedex. always. >> rose: what does that mean? >> it's kind of literal. is. >> rose: but you care about style. >> sure. >> rose: why? because it's a signature? because it's a statement? because it's... >> honestly for me fashion... my relationship with fashion is about my friendships. i don't think if i had friends who made clothes i would wear anything other than a pair of old corduroys but i happen to have friends who... >> rose: and it's an honor... in other words you're paying homage to them. >> it's an honor but selfish. it's a way of being in company. so i'm with my friend here. ann valerie ash. she's in paris. >> rose: parisian? >> yes. >> rose: what did you like about that? i like it. >> as usual, it's like a pair of pajamas. anything that feels like a pair of pajamas... you >> do you like bed? >> i do like bed, charlie rose. i like bed a lot. i like

. >> senior white house correspondent bill plante is with us. good morning, bill. >> good morning, charliethat apology was part of a communication from president obama to president karzai on several different subjects. according to the white house. and it probably never would have become public if president karzai hadn't announced it. now the apology was for american troops, of course, burning qurans in the largest u.s. air base in afghanistan. >> i think this is an astonishing day. >> newt gingrich was fired up over the president's decision to formally apologize for the quran burning in afghanistan. >> there seems to be nothing that radicalists can do to get barack obama's attention in a negative way. >> news that two u.s. troops had been killed in retaliation. >> the president apologized for the burning, but i haven't seen the president demand that the government of afghanistan apologize for the killing of two young americans. >> the white house view from spokesman jay carney, an apology was important because what happened put u.s. troops in danger. carney also pointed out that president

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charlie. >> did you have anything? >> no, i talked to tom donilin and others on the white house staff about various foreign policy issuesked to them about this. >> as you know, tom came on my late night program and talked about the fact that the president had been influenced by your views. >> so i hear. i'm very pleased that the president found what i was writing was useful. >> what are you saying about america's decline? >> i'm stating it's tremendously overstated and it's premature. you know economically and militarily and in terms of its overall influence is as strong as it's ever been. with very a mythical view of the past. people seem to think we were able to do whatever we wanted and tell people what to do and we can no longer do it. the fact is we've always had difficulties and been in a struggle but i think the united states is still in a strong position. >> there is this fact. there has been a transfer of economic power from the east to the west. >> although most of that transfer has not actually come at the expense of the united states. if you look at the global share of gross domestic product that the united

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