and you know that's how that's coulter our friday night time. now just two days ago the cia contractor accused of killing two pakistanis. back to pakistanis. pakistanis one home free after official stuck with the families of the victims according to news reports two point three million dollars of quote blood money were paid to the families in according to islamic law now kind of ironic that the rogue contractor was bailed out by sharia law don't you think as secretary of state hillary clinton was quick to dismiss reports of the pay out telling journalists earlier this week that the blood money was never exchanged now when asked about this payment clinton says that the united states is not paid any compensation at all and when reporters asked about who actually did foot the bill she told the press to ask the families sure the money must have just magically appeared somehow but hey when u.s. special forces killed innocent pregnant women in afghanistan those families were given to sheep so i guess there is a silver lining in the payout overeem vega

so this is ann coulter and she wrote on her blog that regarding japan the good news is that anyone exposed to excess radiation from the nuclear power plants is now probably much less likely to get cancer we did recently discuss agatha logic capitalism and this is a prime example of it either using fake science or misleading using science because there is research into the effects of radiation that can be positive in very very very very very very low dosage is not a nuclear meltdown arsenic in very low doses just dosages. mile of the beneficial health benefits as i recall but of course you would want us all a gallon of it and of course in coulter i mean this is how the misinformation or nickel and so logical capitalism magnet's a logic and ignoto logic capitalism exactly she's got the same kind of misinformation that gets people to think that radiation is good for you made global warming is good for smoking cigarettes is good it's many fractured benefactor in ignorance well she wrote this on her blog a little blog which. it's amplified on fox news if you look at this little video here. lowi

you know a radioactive extreme it's radioactive journalism you've got rupert murdoch fox news and coulter bill o'reilly who package dangerous lies and put into the public space hoping to protect the industrialists that they represent in their quest to dismantle the global economy and cause you know what you see a similar thing in this next headline most britons describe themselves as middle class this is from the telegraph and they say the nation's perceptions come despite the rising cost of living and fears about unemployment amid the fragile economic recovery yet the last paragraph then goes on to note that actually you know twenty five percent of brits less than twenty five percent even think they're working class when in fact almost fifty percent are this is the confusion with inflation they think inflation is making the rich not poor right and see they can't distinguish what they do from one. goldman sachs or morgan stanley who borrow money from the government is zero percent interest rate speculate keep all the profits and put all the losses in the public domain where the average us

that was mary coulter, she was wonderfully wild in that way. the hotel became like a closet for years and years and years. it closed in the '50s, and a coup from los angeles tried to bring wednesday low, arizona, which at that time no one went to except to stand on the corner like mention inside the eagles' song. [laughter] they really finished it room from room. thank goodness, the railroad had just boxed it up, and mary coulter's stuff all was still there, and they brought it back to life. it's an incredible jewel of a hotel, it has a four-star restaurant in it, and i'll say my friend who is a chef there is now a finalist for an award announced last week, and it's a place people don't know to stop between santa fe and the grand canyon which is the essential tourist route, but if you're on the way back and forth as many people are as they're traveling, you have to stop at winslow and stop at la pasada. >> michael, when fdr dedicated the hoover dam, he said, i came, i saw, i wuss conquered. what did he meansome. >> i think anybody that goes to

this is by phil coulter, "the town i loved so well." ♪ in my memory, i will always see ♪ ♪ the town thatre happy days ♪ in so many, many ways ♪ in the town i loved so well ♪ there was music there in the derry air ♪ ♪ like a language that we could all understand ♪ ♪ i remember the day that i earned my first pay ♪ ♪ when i played in a small pickup band ♪ ♪ there i spent my youth ♪ and to tell you the truth ♪ i was sad to leave it all behind me ♪ ♪ for i'd learned about life ♪ and i'd found a wife ♪ in the town i loved so well ♪ but when i returned how my eyes were burned ♪ ♪ to see how a town could be brought to its knees ♪ ♪ by the armored cars and the bombed out bars ♪ ♪ and the gas that hangs on to every breeze ♪ ♪ now the army's installed by the old gas yard wall ♪ ♪ and that damned barbed wire gets higher and higher ♪ ♪ with their tanks and their guns ♪ ♪ oh my god, what have they done ♪ ♪ to the town i loved so well ♪ now the music's gone but they carry on ♪ ♪ for their spirit's been bruised, never broken ♪ ♪ they will not forget ♪ though their hearts are set ♪ on tomorrow and peace

the same way he was at that point you have to expect that nowadays not to be called a traitor by coulter it's like not being on nixon's enemies list and sort of embarrassed that you think i probably manning is. probably manning about obama's i mean last well he certainly treating him as if he deserves to be tortured right now does no credit to the president and said he was going to end torture you know according to the truckload something the first. language great manning and led to his consideration if he was a source of putting out this truth was that he was actively participating and he suspects over in iraq to be tortured and when he told his boss that an intelligence analyst he was told pay no attention to that that's not just hand over more subjects suspects and he said i was actively participating in something i was totally against well now as a result he's experiencing treatment himself not perhaps as bad as the iraqi suspects the bad enough as a lot of people have studied we think of solitary confinement is just part of part of life in prison but actually it is a form of torture

herbert functional macand it's a little bit of a plutonium mix of uranium and coulter and she wrote on her blog that regarding japan the good news is that any want exposed to excess radiation from the nuclear power plants is now probably much less likely to get cancer arsenic and very loved else just. mild beneficial health benefits as i recall but of course you would want us all a gallon of it she's got. the same kind of misinformation gets people to think that radiation is good for you made global warming is good for smoking cigarettes is good it's a manufactured manufactured ignorance. of a number of immigrants trying to reach europe has dramatically increased since the uprisings in north africa pounds of people have rushed to the states we haven't sent them seventy cents and government protests continue so sometimes when the school reports the grass isn't necessarily greener cross the mediterranean. under-used in egypt. and the fall out civil war in libya is northern africa a city for or with the rest of the region if you keep us in your home countries many end up in greece where t

herbert fun china can it's a little bit of a plutonium mix with your rhenium ann coulter and she wrote on her blog that regarding japan the good news is that anyone exposed to excess radiation from a nuclear power plant is now probably much less likely to get cancer arsenic in very low doses of. mild beneficial health benefits as i recall but of course you would want us all a gallon of it she's got. this kind of misinformation gets people to think that radiation is good for you manmade global warming is good for smoking cigarettes is good it's a manufactured manufactured ignorance. number of immigrants trying to reach europe. pricing scheme north africa have already fled the violence and since until the protests continue it's on t.v. this group ports across isn't necessarily cross the mediterranean. under arrest in egypt i am moving. into full out civil war in libya is northern africa a sort of par with unrest people flee the region you can see this case in their home countries and then he ends up in greece where their lives hardly get any simpler one of two hundred fifty migrants livi

headline max a glowing report on radiation he has apparently radiation is good for you so this is ann coulter and she wrote on her blog regarding japan the good news is that anyone exposed to excess radiation from the nuclear power plants is now probably much less likely to get cancer you know there's a yellow journalism taken to you know radioactive extreme and radioactive journalism you've got murdoch fox news and called their bill o'reilly here who package dangerous lives and put into the public space hoping to protect the industrialists that they represent in their quest to dismantle the global economy and cause you know genocide. but for much of the team little bit late so that we bring it on to top world news stories now those syrian leaders pledged to look at the state emergency in place in the countryside one hundred sixty three they've also promised political reforms and an investigation into this week's deaths of twenty five given straight as it comes after a particularly violent few days of protests the recent uprisings of the biggest the country seen since the one nine hundred sev

so this is ann coulter she wrote on her blog regarding japan the good news is that anyone exposed to excess radiation from nuclear power plants is now probably much less likely to get cancer you know there's a yellow journalism taken to you know radioactive extremists radioactive journalism murdoch fox news and called their girl a riley here who package dangerous lives and put that into the public space hoping to protect the industrialists that they represent in their quest to dismantle the global economy and cause. problems what will the new stories improve syrian leaders have pledged to look at this week the state of emergency has been in place in the country since nine hundred sixty three they also promised political reforms and a diverse to go shouldn't of this week's deaths of twenty five demonstrators it comes after a particularly violent few days of protests the recent uprisings of the biggest to come from seeds since the nine hundred seventy s. . a suicide car bomb a police station in northwestern pakistan has left five people dead and at least twenty five others wounded offi

tremendous songs written about fathers to bring back the memory of someone you really love, and phil coulterd it's called "the old man." ♪ the tears have all been shed now we've said our last goodbye his soul's been blessed he's laid to rest and now i feel alone he was more than just a father a teacher, my best friend he can still be heard in the tunes we shared when we play them on our own and i never will forget him

yeah, but, no, that did happen and i'm always surprised -- like ann coulter is she really a friend ofe her at your home. >> she's been to my home. >> jimmy: really. >> well, she stands on newspaper, jimmy. no, i -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: beautiful floors. please be careful. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, we are friends, but, no ass grabbing. never, it was always just a friendship. >> jimmy: just a platonic friendship. >> she's smart and we both know, don't talk political subjects that we don't agree with. >> jimmy: i got you. >> amazing we have anything to talk about but we do. >> jimmy: you made a semi psych ink announcement, really a joke -- >> i did a new -- i know what you're going to say because i was thinking about it all day about "the king's speech." >> jimmy: let's hear. >> if they're going to make a historical epic full of british arcs in period costumes about queen elizabeth helping her father get over his speech impediment, why bother having the oscars at all? you win. >> jimmy: do you know how much money you could have won if you bet that right away. >> that was last sep

i certainly don't think it could she bombed, at ann coulter once thundererred. i was published prominently in it. i consider the times an important national resource, albeit an endangered one, and i confess to being one of the new yorkers referred to it simply as the paper. preenter it enterpreinternet, i would go to the until news stand and find it if i was out of town. sadly, those days that young man and that "new york times" is gone. for generations it was considered the gold standard of american journalism and the institution was considered central to the public discourse and policy debates at the core of our democracy and our shared civic life, yet i don't think for this generation it could be quad what it was for dwight mcdonald's generation, the principal point of contact for the world. nor could it be seen as necessary proof of the world's existence, a barometer of pressure and center of sanity. some may think the times are irrevel but i think it's more necessary than ever largely because much of the new media doesn't have the resources or talent than "

coulter is not from disinviting that exists alongside institutions. culture is a product of institutions. if you changed your governing arrangement, if you had the same welfare state, the same big government, the same world and the state mechanism that other parts of the western world can you see a very quickly those aspects of american exceptionalism would disappear. the essence of this country is freedom. it was redone that first pulled the pilgrims across the sea. freedom of corseted literal sense of wanting to be able to organize and worship as they saw fit without intervention. but allies bound up with that was the idea of self-government and aristocracy on the institutions based on both governments around the maximum devolution of power. and so, when your fingers from her constitution, they were just working. they were in shining liberties that were very real to americans. what happened in the old coach house in philadelphia and remains one of the miracles. peter constitution serving to prevent the constitution to make sure it the rulers are acc

there's an increased demand in the nation and better satisfy the coulter demand in guiding society, educatingpromoting development and create morality as the common idea within the characteristics and adopting the establishment of the moral and behavioral norms and the chinese virtue for the socialist, and ethical requirements and for the market economy. the development of the credit devotee system and relevant systems and the ability to provide public culture services concentrate on strengthening the cultural infrastructure and the urban and the rural communities and the projects and benefit people. they will support the nonprofit efforts to protect. further philosophy and social science developed the radio and television film arts and archives step the administration of the internet, the reform of the culture management system and actively push for the transformation of the institution to operate in its entities. the energetic cultural industries act causing it to pillar the national economy to vigorously carry out the national fitness program and promoted recreational would intensify the c