vice chair joseph: i was a custer >> ias a champagne and jazz cover club. full entertainment. full restaurant. 1 to 2:00 a.m. at that time obviously, there erwo oer ruran it became the center of the dotcom. we were known as the hon. we ran a successful operation at that time. circling back to sanfrcisco, i look at this place. it is a challenge. it has a longhistory, definite checkered but what brings it back to the ownership proper -- sff was ing e place. the owner was running the bands. our ownership has lived in san ncco every single day of his life in san francisco. he knows the city better than anybody i have ever met. anzhelika moved yourself out here and became a citizen just recently. she has been here 13 years giesti more. she has put her hard earned cash. she is going toheri hthatmakes our place. we have taken steps to outreach to the community. i have sat and talked in front of the lower poke. -- po we have had almost universal acceptance. we have hired a security team. are li sproofi we are cleaning that corner up. we have taken great steps to improve the neighborho

most of this will be in south carolina, where custer's last stand for santorum, newt gingrich, ron paul do expect, i want your opinion on this, mitt romney to do well tomorrow in new hampshire. >> he will do well in new hampshire, but i think it's not just going to be a custer last stand in south carolina. i think for romney it will be a rubicon. this will be the one place where he is going to get everything hurled at him. he you got a hint of it in yesterday morning's debate. all the candidates and this is remarkable for republican candidates who were non-romney attacked him for bain capital story. this is kind of attack you know obama and the democrats are preparing to launch. >> bill: footnote on that, next segment with stuart varney so bain and whether the accusation against romney is true. but the sufficient okay university poll is true, romney comes in 35 and wins fairly comfortably. they say in south carolina he is ahead. he has the machine, he has got the governor and republican party structure is on his side. he has got a lot of money to do what he wants. $3.4 million, in f tha

they'll make custer's last stand in south carolina. see if it turns out better for them than custer. if so, he has the momentum. it's not that they like him or are warming from them. it's that they're tired of campaign season already. >> james, do you agree with that analysis? do you see the numbers in the same way? >> i've been in south carolina. they're pragmatic. very con ser va tiff state. i think president bush carried south carolina in 1988. it sort of reminds me what my daddy used to say when he cooked something for us. you're gonna like it because you've gotta like it. that's a little bit of mitt romney. you've gotta like him because you have no other choice. i felt that for some time. >> it was going to be though a strong state for rick perry. it was supposed to be at least. i would venture to guess, eric, are you surprised to see him in the back of the pack at this point. >> no, not after what happened in iowa. his campaign has to reboot. if he cannot make a public showing that he got the message of iowa, he's firing everybod

they'll make custer's last stand in south carolina. see if it turns out better for them than custer. if so, he has the momentum. it's not that they like him or are warming from them. it's that they're tired of campaign season already. >> james, do you agree with that analysis? do you see the numbers in the same way? >> i've been in south carolina. they're pragmatic. i mean, it's a very conservative state. i think president bush xxxxi carried south carolina in 1988. it sort of reminds me what my daddy used to say when he cooked something for us. you're gonna like it because you've gotta like it. that's a little bit of mitt romney. you've gotta like him because you have no other choice. i felt that for some time. >> it was going to be though a strong state for rick perry. it was supposed to be at least. i would venture to guess, erick, are you surprised to see him in the back of the pack at this point? >> no, not after what happened in iowa. his campaign has to reboot. if he cannot make a public showing that he got the message of iowa, h

lot of showing their residents are entitled to state and housing in central russia the majority custer's aside and return to their homes and showing. unlike many others to correct in a never considered leaving an option. she's a member of the village of ministration and spends her free time in the arctic tundra only around. she recently purchased an old motorbike and learned to ride it . twice a day julian low tide rides to the white seashore to check on the fishing nets. today's catch is disappointing. what is not much but enough for dinner i get flatfish call it melt fish and herring i used to fish with the fish and rod. then i started using the net and then it just kind of bit tiring and i bought a bike to go fish and pick berries or just go see places. i love these shores there is no and to them i love showing that and that's something that cannot be changed because it is in my heart and soul. this is to showing i will see that it is a place of contrasts even though each house is equipped with a satellite dish there all heated with an old wood burning stove firewood is delivered from

nine percent you can be a successful candidate and that goes all the way you know if you have any custer's actually running against charlie bass in new hampshire she nearly won last time around lost by less than one percent of the vote and i think this time she's going to have a phenomenal chance to one very real quick to about thirty seconds we have left we just learned that ben nelson is retiring a lot of progressives who are happy about you or your organization what's more important here a democratic party that's more inclusive or one that's more just pure how do we get more pure i mean from the ground how do we get well i don't think what it is is you can have inclusive eighty by standing. for progressive values the fact is as you say as you mentioned earlier there are tons of republicans and independents that really want to progressive party in this country and i think if democrats seize that mantle it's one that's going to be inclusive and it's going to reach tons of voters regard less of how they've identified themselves by ideology in the past yeah well it's so if that happens and

i look around and i know what custer felt like.'re on our side, that's all i got to say. >> we'll take you to your car here and put you in the right rear passenger seat and we'll put him on the side of you. >> we want joe! we want joe! we want joe! >> and i want you guys. >> it's hard to tell you how much this means to me, the kids that were the victims, whatever they want to say, i think we ought to say a prayer for them. tough life when people do certain things to you. but anyway, you've been great. get a good night's sleep, all right? study, all right? we still got things to do. a phone call would put me out of it, but we'll go from there, okay? good luck, everybody, and thanks for coming. >> thank you for everything! >> joe! >> one thing, pray a little bit for those victims. >> coach! coach! we are penn state! penn state! >> penn state, joe paterno in his own words. >>> and how to this, senator rand paul. turned away in nashville at a tsa checkpoint as he refused a pat dount and wolf blitzer has the senator on the situation roo

are you likely to see the big sanction against iran main oil custers?likely given the waiver provision in there. >> iran reacted sunday announcing another alleged break-through. the manufacturer of nuclear fuel rod made from their uranium ore deposits. the advance could allow them to skirt restrictions on the nuclear program. >> the u.s. officials have not been able to assess whether the fuel rod advance is real. just threat of tighter sanctions targeting iranian oil sent the iran currency to a free fall. it lost 12% of the value today. in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> bret: when we come back, the horse race in iowa is heading down the home stretch. the fox all-stars handicap it for us live from des moines next. welcome idaho, where they grow america's favorite potoes. everyone knows idaho potatoes taste great. but did you know they'reood for you too? they're high in vitamins and potassium. and idaho potatoes are now certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart assoction for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so t

the reelection effort for him look like custer's last stand except a custard would have feared a little6, he implemented romneycare. then he gave massachusetts cap and trade. in 2006, he advances the welfare state. he does not need to seize massachusetts, but he does it anyway. down in florida, mitt romney has been lying. let me tell you something. i am a lawyer. i know something about lying. if rick santorum lies about newt gingrich or rick santorum one more time, the bar association will open an investigation against him for lying. we need to ask ourselves how well this worked out for us last time? or we could choose is conservative and put a conservative up against a liberal and put a conservative back in the white house. in my opinion there's only one choice. let's put a conservative back in the white house. let's take obama possibility. let's save america and let's bring america back. thank you so very much. god bless florida. i love your sunshine, by the way. >> c-span road to the white house takes you live to events and florida leading up to a gop primary. >> i hope you people ha

the custer thousand dollars a month to keep the family and shelter. if we're going to take money away from the shelter system, it will have an impact on our ability to protect those families. that is our concern. not that there is a need or if they're increasing resources available we would want to invest in everyone who asked me, but our concern is taking resources away from those in the shelters. >> that really is a different issue, but i know this is something that even when we are trying to do the hard fact ticket that drew and get everybody on board was difficult, but i think everybody now realizes the importance of it and i think new york is probably doing more than a lot of the states really and programs you have. i really would like to see us all be on board with making sure that there are these barriers. would you like to make another comment? >> i have just one comment and i wanted to us and make the point in talking about the benefits of the common vocabulary is one of the other things it does is allows you to do a much better job of measur

ahead of it has become the subject and subtext of water cooler, a dinner party, grocery line, and custerrecalled -- conversational across our country. do we buy the idea that pronounce the 19th century, america the 20th, and china will inevitably raise supreme and the 21st? no, we do not and we have written this book to explain why no american should resign and more self to that view. the two of us are not pessimists. we're optimists, we are frustrated. to frustrated optimists. the title of his opening chapter , if you see something say something, you know where that is from, the mantra of the department of homeland security that plays over and over on loudspeakers and bus stations and trains stations in all of your cities. we have seen and heard something , and millions of americans have, too. but we have seen is hiding in plain sight. we see something that poses a greater threat to our national security and well-being than anything that allocated does to my country with enormous potential falling into the worst sort of decline, a slow decline, as this low enough for us to not drop ever

identified with custer, his battles and stuff, the native americans, etc.and this is a period of time, 15, 16, we didn't know anything, i didn't know anything about my people's african-american history. they didn't teach it, it wasn't around, you know? and growing up at age 15, 16, 17. point is that with that, those guys that day on that street corner caused me to buy a book called face the mountain kenya. i took that book to work with me, and in between inspecting engine frames of exhaust housings, i'd sit down at my desk and begin to read this book. jomo kenyatta had come to america got degrees, went to england got degrees, and be went back and was instrumental in organizingize people out from under the yoke of english colonialism. wow, that blew my mind. i got as in math -- cs in english -- but as in math, and i knew nothing about my people's history whatsoever. and that's what caused me to begin to research and know my african-american people's history. next thing i know i'm digesting w.e.b. duboise's black reconstruction, i'm digesting works and public

the re-election effort for him was going to look like custer's last stand, so he decided to run for president06 he gives massachusetts romney care, he gives massachusetts cap in trade. he's a lame duck at that point. he doesn't need massachusetts. he doesn't have to appease massachusetts, but he does it anyway. down in florida, mit romney has been lying. i am a lawyer. i know something about lying. if mit romney says anymore lies about newt gingrich, the attorneys are going to sue him for the unauthorized practice of lying. we could choose a conservative and put a conservative up against a liberal and put a conservative back in the white house. i don't know about you-all, but in my opinion there is only one choice. let's put a conservative back in the white house. let's kick obama's donkey. let's save america, and let's bring america back. thank you so much. god bless florida. >> we're going to keep on the campaign trail on the road to the white house tonight with live coverage. we'll hear tonight from win of the speakers from newt gingrich. he'll be speaking at the republican party's lincoln

identified with custer and his battle and the native americans.s is a time when we didn't know anything, i didn't know really anything about my people african american history. they did not teach it. it was not around. growing up. the point is that those guys that day on that street corner caused me to buy a book called facing my kingdom. i took it to work with me. in between inspecting engine frames i sat down at my desk and began to read this book by this man. he came to america, got a degree, went to england in got a degree and came back and was instrumental in organizing his people of from under the yoke of english colonialism. that blew my mind because here i was. i get a's in math classes in english, but a's in math. i knew nothing about my african-american people's history whatsoever, and that is what caused me to begin to research and know my african american people's history. the next thing i know and digested in the black reconstruction. works in public education. one dealt with documentation of all the wars we have fought, including the