and now i think coulter would be better bet because nicole wallace a sheep.e and that happened this week. i don't feel it this time around and i know the debut ratings were good at eight-year high and i did not see ratings released since the debut but i have a feeling when we see the second and third day rating they will be right back where they were. >> that strikes me as a harsh description of the we smart nicolle wallace who work on the john mccain campaign. however, it is an unusual pick to take a mill operative and put that person on daytime tv. >> it is but they needed someone with credibility, someone who could give it back and nicolle wallace is a strong woman and very smart and knows what she is tag about. she will not get caught saying something wrong or stupid. actually, coulter i would have loved to have seen with rosie o'donnell, personally. i believe nicoll. will get used to. >> certainly "the view" needed a conservative. >> thank you. clarification earlier i talk about general shinseki being forced out because of the credit u.s. iraq war out th

jim bridger and john coulter were the first ones to find yellowstone. haveyou'll see the setters started coming in the early 1800s. the cattle industry began to boom after the railroad came here. stagecoach,see the which is their way of transportation back then. we are currently in the lobby area. we are coming into the senate chambers here. you will see more of the she -- more of the stained-glass here. heard -- 30enters senators. usually in national elections it always goes republican. when we are voting for state officials and county officials people look at the person and not necessarily the party. our previous governor served two terms and was a democrat. we have both throughout the on the state level it is a good combination. we have a lot of artwork that shows our western path. another thing is the openness. it is nice to have the open field because that is how the state is. is nice we can represent that right here in a small way in the capital. there is a lot of fun doing tours with the kids and helping them to understand the history of the stat

and so i think actually, you know, i mean, ann coulter -- i would have loved to see ann coulter and rosienell, personal personally. >> all right. gotta go. >> but i think nicole will eventually get used to it and she'll -- >> okay. certainly the view needed a conservative. it didn't have one last season. >> yeah. >> thanks very much. clarification, earlier i talked about general eric shinseki being dismissed or forced out because of his criticism of the iraq war plan. i think felt he was pushed into early retirement. he did serve. >>> ahead, sean hannahby says republicans are failing to push a positive agenda. does the press really care about issues? midterm media madness is straight ahead. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. . . . . . >>> as rens keep hounding president obama over the isis terrorist, is that drowning out issues that might help the democrat? it is true, one

i maybe would have gone ann coulter in the conservative role because she knows how to take a punch and certainly knows how to deliver one back. so "the view," it's in the box thinking. they should have gone a different, younger direction. it's going to continue to strugglistru struggle in the ratings. >> i'm hoping it will get back to talking about more hot, political topics. it could be entertaining, we shall see. joe, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, howie. >>> after the break, from the economy to turmoil in the middle east, how is the coverage shaping the midterm elections? our new segment, coming up. >>> and later, bill o'reiley versus the state department spokes woman, how did it get so personal? at the top of the hou for america's news headquarters. now back to "media buzz." >> we're kicking off our you new midterm media segment. each week, we'll analyze how the issues are being covered, how they're helping or hurting candidates and vote on who won the week on the media battlefield. president obama tried pushing economic issues on labor day while john mccain was sla

we have coulter on that side. >> a great example when he had the ball that landed or something like that. >> i was there. >> he took time to say to make sure we get her number. >> no one brought it up at the time. he bought his fiancee a ring. you know -- how many diamonds do you have to buy? they found the stone. >> the question about him, why can't he win? a, a big one. does, does all of that talent have a time to flourish? >> he is young enough certainly. >> he came along with tiger? >> yes. i remember the pga championship and i think he was 21 or 20. the pga championship has a terrific close to it. but, i remember him standing at par 3 at 17. rather on the grain and he -- green and he looked at tiger to tie or something like that. we thought it would be the great rivalry. as good a player as sergio has been, he should have won the open championship. and it's had a number of chances. if he could find what is in his heart at the ryder cup to do that for himself, i think we would see a kid that could still win several major championships. rose andryk and justin bubba watson and rickie f

>> happening today, former local sportcaster, don tollefson is expected to enter a guilty plea in coulterdoylestown, bucks county. else charge with stealing $250,000 that was supposed to to go to charitable organizations. >>> prosecutors in montgomery will continue their case tomorrow against the man in a botched kidnapping that ended in a double murder, raghu yandamuri. >>> a diagnosis for children who have become sick out west. >> a chain reaction wreck leaves a mangled >> the cdc is investigating if a rapidly spreading respiratory illness is the cause of paralysis in colorado. four of the nine children experiencing muscular weakness tested pose continue for the entrovirus 68. they reported losing feeling in their limbs. entrovirus 68 has been diagnosed in 21 states. >>> in "healthcheck" some people may have to wait longer to get a flu shot this year. easton hospital, for example is still waiting for 13,000 of the 14,000 doses they were promised. easton hospital is not anticipating a shortage, just a delay. other hospitals in the lehigh valley reported flu shipment delays, as well. >> m

that is a bottom-line greed of have to argue for your harder coulter but had we intelligently take care of our planet things are always changing. a kidney york city or new jersey you have to make public policy decisions based on rethink that is the importance to figure this out. >> guest: is also important to not get overly involved with paranoia about it as far as i am concerned we should be keeping junction with the research facilities how can we best utilize our resources? and not developing best i don't think that is a wise use. >> but the whole concern is the focus what the problem was basically the entire aerosol industry changed this is the case were a problem was identified coming solution was identified industry fought it hard but then blow and behold we moved on and industry adopted. >> i am not saying that. >> absolutely but what i say is we need to take a balanced approach as you saw from reading the book i say that about everything. said order for an eagle to fly high and straight it needs to wing's rights and laughed everything in a lopsided way my way or the highway you w

maybe ann coulter rather than nicole wallace because she can deliver a punch.e in the ratings, i hate to say it. >> i am hoping it will get back to talking about hot political politics which they have gotten away from and nicolle tangling with rosie and whoopi could be interesting. >> and our new segment coming up on the midterm and bill o'reilly and the state department,ow did it get so personal? [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. >> new airplane strikes in iraq stop isis from taking a strategic dam, which if they took over could flood the area. president obama will lay out the new strategy to defeat the terrorists in a speech to the nation on wednesday. no detai

dave coulter joins us. what did it look like? give us a picture of the scene when the verdict came down. >> you think of governor bob mcdonnell as confident, easy going as he was coming into the courtroom throughout the trial. what wh i saw there about two hours ago now was a man who, as i have described was broken. as soon as the first of the guilty counts came out i saw the former gover nor put his hands into his face and break down in sobs. he had three of the five children sitting behind him in the benches. they were all holding onto each other. a daughter, one son. they were praying initially. as the verdicts were read, about eight minutes long, they were sobbinging in histerics. i have never seen bob mcdonnell like i saw him inside the courtroom. maureen mcdonnell wiped away a few tears. she was more in shock than anything else. the tears, sobbing, that was the former governor bob mcdonnell we saw this the courtroom. >> thank you. howard, i have known you a long time. when you look at this guy he was calm, debonair governor

i maybe would have gone ann coulter in the conservative role because she knows how to take a punch and certainly knows how to deliver one back. so "the view," it's in the box thinking. they should have gone a different, younger direction. it's going to continue to strugglistru struggle in the ratings. >> i'm hoping it will get back to talking about more hot, political topics. it could be entertaining, we shall see. joe, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, howie. >>> after the break, from the economy to turmoil in the middle east, how is the coverage shaping the midterm elections? our new segment, coming up. >>> and later, bill o'reiley versus the state department spokes woman, how did it get so personal? >>> i'm eric shawn. saying good buy to joan rivers. the funeral for the comedy legend under way right now. friends, family and as you can see celebrities gathering to pay their final respects. the details of the private -- being kept under wraps. but we're told it does involve a red carpet. miss rivers wrote in her 2012 book that she hopes for a, quote, huge affair with ligh

and we've got coulter on that decide who is 12-3-0. >> rose: i thought it was a great and which, when he had the ball that landed and broke the woman's ring or something like that? >> yes, i was there. >> rose: he took to to say-- he had to play the game-- make sure we get her phone number. amidst all his mind was focused on. >> no one brought it up at the time, but he just bought his fiance a ring. so, you know, how many diamonds do you have to buy? fortunately, they found the stone. >> rose: so i mean, the question about him, why can't he win? a. you know, a big one. and, b., will all of a sudden that talent have a chance to surface? >> he's young enough. >> rose: he came around about the same time as tying jeer i think around 2000 at medina, the p.g.a. championship. i think he was 21, or maybe 20. and as the p.g.a. championship always has a terrific close to it for some reason. but i remember him standing on the tee at the par-3, 17th, or rather on the green, and he looked back at tiger, i think it was to tie or stay a shot behind or something like that. it was just a magical momen

and when it comes to coulter in that narrow sense use the the twitter because talk about music what is islam stance on musec? how do we reconcile this whole business of musical expression with the parameters of islam for something we are responsible for? and charge the everyday realities of life? that is another challenge that we have and we need much more open discussions because the worst place they can find themselves is a never, never land. i listened to music that i am not sure that i should. i played music but no. speaking speak the native we need to face these issues in this film if i am writing literature can i use the expletive? all these issues now we have to confront but the problem is for us in america when we talk about the islamic culture, i take most things in terms it will be us single culture that will aid verge. >> but it will live mitt some forms of social pressure and not others house some of us will have proclivities' going into this direction and others go in another direction amble sides called the islamic culture and we end up with the underground guerrilla wars

supports, and the public and the congress rightfully were upset about walkingt as a manager, into a coultermpensation where this was the norm -- a culture of compensation where this was the norm -- peoplereal battle with in washington, it is well-documented, jim, the relationship that the two of you had in that you did talk quite often it were very close. at any point did you ever regret bringing benmosche on to aig? >> no. place was shattered. it needed a strong leader to get them to stand up and fly right and have pride in themselves and the work they were doing and frankly the taxpayers needed that. we were never going to recover our substantial investment in the firm and less the employees of the firm were prepared to go back to work and work with interest and integrity, and bob really made that possible. the fights over compensation were in part the drama being played out by him for the benefit of his employees. he was proving to them that he was prepared to fight for them, and even if he failed to get 100% of what he had hoped to be able to deliver from ken feinberg, the fact is he wa

if a coulter and culture means we're clear values we are living out every day.ult means people are blindly following. in our place, it is the opposite of a cult. it is everybody being able to have their own points of view and work through that with thoughtful disagreement. you have to have a system that means you have to have a culture. ae united states has democracy. these are things we believe in. does that make it a cult? no, i think you attract people who have similar values. if you don't talk about your values, then you have no values. >> one interesting point to p, theiry dalio's sho recording everything happening inside the hedge fund firm as a way to make sure they encourage this culture of transparency. corks if i go to enter conference are in, adding recorded? >> it is one thing to be on tv, you know you're being recorded, but in a conference room? >> we've been doing it on surveillance for six months. looks not unlike being in china. >> you better expect there's a microphone, if not a camera can also -- >> everywhere you turn. particularly, if you are

now, ann coulter called him one of america's most feared economist. and she said, you can tell the conservatives and liberals fear most because they starting automatic refer to as discredited. asked senator ted cruz. but no one is called discredited by liberals more often than the inestimable economist john lott, author of the groundbreaking book, more guns less crime. his topic for the evening, let me get this right, is making up facts about guns. before introducing though, we have a photo op on the board to our history goes back further than you know what, john. let me in about, oh, i don't know about 1995 or so, i actually ended up your first copy of your first research, crime deterrence, and jay adams, and i took it to elon college, not elon university, and that to me is approaching sarah brady. she had done a lovely speech on how she wanted to reduce gun violence in america. so i approached her entourage, and the security closed around her. but before -- i said, this is pretty, i just enjoyed to reduce violence. i want to help you do that. and sh

most of our conversation i think about coulter our culture in that narrow sense.n it comes to culture in that narrow sense, we have still something to reflect and i think twitter, if we want to talk about music, what does islam stand for music would sound become about reconciling this whole business of musical expression with the parameters of islam that we understand to be something that we are responsible for in terms of how we go forward and charge the everyday realities of life? so that's another challenge that we have. and i think quite frankly what we need are much more open discussions about these things because i think the worst place that muslims can find themselves is in this never, never land where there just paralyzed. they are just coming into, i listen to music but i'm not sure i should. i play music but i don't know. this kind of paralysis can breed that double consciousness, that is the depth of a healthy psychological for any committee. we did space the -- bases issue but it's not just music. its film. if i'm writing literature, can he use an expl