circus elephants were brought in to help move cars and other heavy debris. anderson, the circus was in town basically on that sunday when that killer tornado struck. and they've decided to help out in that way. >> wow. it's going to be a long road for the people of joplin. [ waves crashing ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] and just like that, it's here.

they did it in a circus. what does that say about you?laughter] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: you said afterwards they go celebrate. you've been to one particular restaurant more than any other because after people get swosh sworn in they go to the same restaurant. >> olive garden. i went to olive garden in all 50 states except alaska. i don't know that they have it there. >> stephen: they get sworn in and go to the olive guard ton test their -- garden to test their resolve to stay. alexandra pelosi, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: it debuts [ male announcer ] introducing mgd 64 lemonade. 64 calories of beer with a refreshing lemonade twist. because the best kind of lemonade, is beer lemonade. new mgd 64 lemonade. refreshingly light. wow, that sure comes in a tiny glass. oh no no i have giant hands. i'm very manly in the hand area. you know mgd 64 only has 64 calories. whoa, that feels better. yeah. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh, hello.

they did it in a circus. what does that say about you?laughter] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: you said afterwards they go celebrate. you've been to one particular restaurant more than any other because after people get swosh sworn in they go to the same restaurant. >> olive garden. i went to olive garden in all 50 states except alaska. i don't know that they have it there. >> stephen: they get sworn in and go to the olive guard ton test their -- garden to test their resolve to stay. alexandra pelosi, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: it debuts [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh, hello. [cheers and applause] before we sign off, ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to end the show on an upbeat note: debt. recent -- death. recently the inventor of teleprompter passed away at 91. his device revolutionized the news business before. teleprompters came along newsmen needed to know what wear talking about. i rerye heavily on a teleprompter and not just at work. how else i could remember my wife's name. i just called her lady me. you'll

a city that is trying to begin to recover from the wildest media circus of the year. staepz w steps away from this studio, hotel in midtown manhattan, congressman anthony weiner collided with blogger andrew britebart, who had joined forces with abc news to force the congressman to tell the truth about his life in cyberspace. on may 28th, a website biggovernment.com claimed that this photograph of an underwear covered penis was sent to a woman not his wife by congressman wiener. the congressman denied sending the picture claiming his twitter account had been hacked. but found himself awkwardly unable to deny that it might actually be a picture of him. abc news revealed today that the blogger then handed over all of his investigative files to the network for a report that abc news broadcast tonight, which includes an interview with the woman who received that photograph and who now says she received many other email messages and texts of a sexual nature from the congressman. this morning andrew britebart revealed more photographs including a shirtless photographs that a

this one here is located next to the famous nicholas hoult circus and for. the animals are being treated by the various professional vets here for almost a century. or more a jogger a cat can't complain that they got a headache or that they don't feel well so the most important thing is to find out what's wrong with the animal and make the diagnosis correctly for that's we make all the oratory tests needed and also provide such examinations as x. rays ultrasound and others. millions of

a nation building circus all right just very quickly now let's talk about assets of the gadhafi family they could have billions of dollars of profit in a secret bank accounts if the reports are true and what do you think should happen to this money. well i think we're getting a little bit ahead of ourselves i mean they're already talking about freezing the assets of could all feed well i think a bigger question is in your your viewers should also look into this and anybody is that the libyan national bank has one of the highest per capita gold reserves of any state bank in the world i think the only country that has a higher per capita gold reserve in bullion would be lebannon for the size of the country so you know what could off he might have stuffed the way in a swiss bank account or a collection of swiss bank accounts is minuscule compared to the state assets in terms of gold and oil that libya possesses and this is really been the game all along you know it's about converting this state this nation into a more privatized more globalist come under the globalist umbrella so a comple

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. >>> on january 27th, 1992, a political sex scandal became a chaotic media circus at a press conference in a new york hotel. atmospherically similar to what we saw yesterday in a press conference in a new york hotel. i wasn't the only one who was certain then in 1992 that the politician at the center of that scandal was finished in american politics. he went on to become the 42nd president of the united states. >> i think, he's going to come under i think a lot of pressure to resign. >> the man should resign and we should move on. >> republicans want anthony wiener out. democrats are a little more forgiving. but just a little. >> what anthony weiner did as far as i know up to now didn't hurt anybody other than himself and maybe his good wife. >> i wish there was some way i could defend him, but i can't. >> it's a loose rope around their ankle. >> republicans are going to keep this in the media as long as they can. >> last thing we need is emeshed in a discussion about congressman weiner and his twitter activities. >> what will the house democrats do? >> nancy pelosi has a desire to remo

by now having hundreds of trillions of dollars worth of debt hanging over their head any mention circus stacy herbert and you can't have a circus without a contortionist and this is what ben bernanke he does when he gets on t.v. he's trying to convince people or the economy it's actually not sure if it is the users contortion are a language does the oh here's what's wrong with you do they are my. i don't care what mike says about ok well max finally and reading on the airplane back here from athens i did read speaking of barack obama and his policies towards america and zombies is is biggest campaign contributions come from exelon nuclear energy firm and there are serious questions about why america is not warning its citizens about the nuclear fallout happening with a long upper northwest coast of north west coast citizens are getting fried it well they have called hot particles which are radioactive little particles of success human strontium and plutonium going falling into their lungs or turning the centers of the hot pockets because you have all of those things are put on microwave

. >>> also, the media circus here in new york city today which included congressman wiener's apology to andrew breitbart of all people. and, questions fired from the howard stern gang. >>> and later, sarah palin revels bachmann style in her ignorance of american history. this time she's unable to get any of the facts right about the midnight ride of paul revere. >>> do you think he's a bad guy? >> no, i don't think he's a bad guy. i just think he's got issues just like everybody else. just like everybody else. just like everybody else. >> after about wiener admitted his involvement in the first washington sex scandal that involves no actual sex, reporters were quick to act if he would resign. >> i came here to accept the full responsibility for what i've done. i am deeply regretting what i have done and i am not resigning. i don't want to get into anyone else's situation, but i can tell you about mine. and it's one that i regret that didn't have to do with my government service per se and had to do with a personal weakness. but, you know, people can draw their own conclusion about th

>> now that you don't have that circus, i can tell probably part of you misses the circus. it's one of those things, isn't it, it's fun and exciting and all part of being with someone like hulk hogan. there aren't many of him, are there? >> it was phenomenal being married to him. i never realized that would happen to us. but we had the american dream. i was the wife, we had the beautiful children. they were successful. we had a tv show, we had money, we had the house, we had boats, cars. it was just everything you could dream of, and then, you know, when the marriage went out and the divorce started proceeding along and then my son's accident and he went to jail and my daughter lived in miami, and i remember we took my son to court and that day they took him into custody, which was just so crazy because my dad is a policeman -- >> hold your thought there because i want to have a break and come back and talk to you about what happened with your son. >> okay. [ male announcer ] this is larry... whose long day starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol arthritis

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circus. give them cakes and circus. are you familiar with that? >> hey, boss. how are you?glenn: good. cakes and circuss. what is it from? do you know? anybody? yes, jesse. >> the emperor's used to control rome by giving the people food and entertainment while the empire was falling apart. >> glenn: cakes and circuss. think of this. given the cakes. can anybody give me an example of cakes handed out by the government? can anybody handle -- if you are the emperor of rome, you gave people cake. we aren't giving people cake now, but food. food stamps. you want to control the people. emperor knew. give the people cake. and then entertain them. isn't it interesting how entertainment -- we're not, really. what differences. what are you going to do about this? what are you going to do about weiner? that is probably the wrong thing to say. what are you you going to do about that story? get all mad? are you going to call him? "hey, you should resign." that will help. what are you going to do? seriously. nothing. sorry, todd, what? >> in a basic since, like inquirer mentality. you lo

this one here is located next to the famous nicholas hoult circus and for. the animals are being treated by the very special effects here for almost a century. of a dog or a cat can't complain that they've got a headache or that they don't feel well so the most important thing is to find out what's wrong with the animal and make the diagnosis correctly for that's we make all the laboratory tests needed and also provide such examinations as x. rays ultrasound and others. by millions of people live in moscow three hundred to twelve buildings and the fire brigade has a work cut out in this city like other driving capitals moscow has its has its hand shops. i've been invited to take a look at the station here one minute it's calm and relaxed the next they can be friendly to organized chaos and whatever time of day it is. size. is zero one zero one hundred fifty five is in the capital. on various ships have six trucks. that can reach the fifty meters. of the team. from people stuck in assisting in traffic accidents. anywhere in the world. we have all the responsi

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circus. this week assault continuing classes between protesters and government forces in syria as the country faced double pressure from the west britain and france approach the un security council with a draft resolution against syria of china and russia have said they won't back it in addition the international nuclear watchdog has raised questions over whether an installation destroyed four years ago by israeli warplanes was a nuclear site. it was a peaceful facility but the atomic agency demands more evidence and threaten sanctions so far more power from the arab oil station told r.t. that washington and its allies are using the allegations as a tool to remove the current rulers in syria. now that the syrian regime is under fire this. trial has to be opened so that the international community the u.s. gets the u.n. and the way to accuse syria of violating international law so they can take them out there to this community council so that we can apply more pressure and yet again the use of

circus. well we have more updates on what's happening in the middle east on our web site let's take a look at what's happening in syria there the military has reportedly launched an operation aimed at restoring security in the rebel northern border town of sugar authorities say at least one hundred twenty officers and government troops were killed there by armed groups earlier in the week according to witnesses dozens of tanks have been deployed to the area and are due to enter the town human rights groups say more than thirteen hundred people have been killed in the eleven week uprising the u.n. meanwhile is still considering a new resolution against syria something rough and strongly opposing next hour artie's debate show calls talk focuses on whether syria's neighbors in the region will be happy to see democratic changes in the country. democracy would clearly be best for the region and for the syrian people first and foremost and then for israel but parts of the budget is a reference to w

in the last circus ring, the courts, might have a real showstopper. although almost the entire cohort of constitutional law condescending reflectively dismissed any basis for a challenge to new health care law a year ago. to federal district court judges dusted off an older vintage of the us constitution that's been in exile for the last half-century. adequate individual mandate beyond the powers of congress under the commerce clause. the constitution, don't leave home without it. we are in the first amendment lounge that begins congress shall make no law, that's always a good start as a presumption. [laughter] the final opinions in the court case as a mention of judge hudson and judge vinson respectively which we discussed in the book, there are serious substantive well reasoned and well-written for several lower courts disagreed and another round of appeal. after other round of appeals we made see -- we will have to see what justice kennedy has her breakfast that day. but initial litigation is flushed out an important insight on how the aca reached

they wanted to blend circus, music, flying stunts, sort of create like a circus soleil meets broadwayto tell a story that they saw as a post 9/11 story about a young boy from queens who was finding something within himself to face a very difficult world. so they were looking for sort of a small, intimate story but trying to package it around some kind of a spectacle that they thought at the time would cost maybe $25-$30 million. >> brown: then of course the first headlines were about delays and technical glitches in which actors were getting hurt. is there a consensus at this point about what went wrong? >> i think there generally is. i think that unlike most broadway shows which start in their production out of new york and are able to have a run and make a lot of changes and fixes and sort of identify what the problems are, spiderman opened straight on broadway in late november, a show that really was not ready to open. they didn't have an ending for the show. they were still working on the script. some of the stunts and flying hadn't been completely finished. so what you saw in sor

you know collegial is saying if you give the people enough bread you provide them with a regular circus you know if it were in the morning human beings are human beings and they like to be entertained i mean that's why people watch the voice or what you know whatever of the watch on popular television they want to be entertained and so sometimes news is entertaining i'm just i'm just wondering what happened to the nation that tocqueville wrote about well i mean you're the average of the farmer and you knew more about european politics that would have been resolved through the information overload era and i mean that is a large part of the problem i mean your previous guest has written about this but i've seen him speak about it you were an era where there's so much information where i think people just assume the default of the day stuff and think the full two you know of the classic. all politics is local before the fall to what matters to them so stuff that entertains and stuff that affects directly into their lives but a lot of this bigger stuff doesn't affect them though i think and