i used to date a girl that used to get comparison to darrell han naw. now that i know what she was going to look like i am glad we broke up. >> it is terrible. >> but bill looks great. >> yes, coming from bill. >> i base my career on not looking great. >> she was born in 1960. i think she looks good for -- >> 51. >> someone who doesn't use electricity. >> there was the man who smeared vaseline over the lens of the camera and would record her. >> terrible people. >> there #r* thousands of -- there are thousands of jobs and it is a wrong time to be engaged in folly like this. it is folly, i tell you. it is absolutely folly. >> what was the first technology if not fire? and what could it do? it could burn you. you have to be responsible. >> and when dana says things like that to you over a candlelit dinner. >> call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from andy levy, the jerk. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by tomatoes, the round fruit with bright redskin and flesh that can be eaten raw or cooked, though usually considered a vegeta

[laughter] darrell darryl could not resist that case. the wise crass -- wisecrack. she was guilty of contempt of court he told the jury that meeting the classic definition of chutzpah there'll convince the jury to have mercy on the widow and he got her off. they just could not convict a woman in chicago for achieving -- shooting is cheating laos. the movie chicago is patterned in part on clarence darrow. al mir had it coming. give him the old razzle-dazzle and he. there was a notorious rick who professed pleasure from the seduction and the act and he used sex as well as a narcotic. he relied on physical nearness to escape the emptiness and the spiritual isolation of his life said his friend and lover mary parton but gelda talked them out of killing himself for he was often lonely haunted by death and prayed to melancholy. told there was the only feeling in the world that can make you forget for a while. and work with samantha time for darrow as well. even as i have fought for freedom he said i have always had a consciousness that i was doing it to keep myself occupi

. >> believe it, darrell issa, and you're at the center of the storm. >>> also, weathered mitt romney. he's just like you if you eat fast food and live in a mcmansion. >> the great middle class, the 80 to 90% of us in this country. >>> and i am innocent. troy davis's final words, his death reviving the debate over an unjust system of justice. tonight i'll talk with barley sheck of the innocence project. >> just so much doubt. if never occurred me to me that the government would go ahead and murder this man. >> welcome to "politics nation." tonight's lead, republicans get ready, because the president is just getting warmed up. today president obama took his jobs satisfying to the home turf of two top republicans in congress, and he challenged speaker boehner and senator mitch mcconnell to stand in the way of progress. he challenged them. stand in the way of job growth, and he challenged them to pass his jobs bill so the country can fix the crumbling infrastructure in their own backyards. >> it's in such poor condition it's been labeled functionally obsolete. think about that. functiona

it takes a special person to do that. >> reporter: in addition, darrell made it his mission to createhe fallen on this wall, giving the painting for free to the family members left behind. what's it like to see a family unveil the portrait for the first time. >> it is the most emotional, profound moment you can ever experience. >> reporter: and that is one of the reasons darrell has come to new york this day to give ray york's family their portrait. inside the york home, as they wait for darrell to arrive, emotions on this anniversary are still very close. to the surface. >> his nature was to be a savior. that was perfect for him. to help people, to get someone out of a bad situation. that is what he did. >> reporter: they proudly but tearfully remember his sacrifice on that day. his wife found out through a phone call that ray would not be coming home. >> i said to the gentleman, where is he? what's going on? is he okay? he said, no, he's gone. and i just remember r oking at the kids and trying to think to myself, i have to be calm because i knew the worst thing that could happen in

michael floyd beat darrell young and washington.ow the football to the big fellow and hope he can bail you out. >> dan: into south florida territory. that is eifert complete just short of the first down. michael floyd was reinstated to the team after the dui arch came after two previous citations for underage drinking. it was brian kelly who thought long and hard and decide that had michael floyd should be given another chance. so here he is. a junior now. many thought he might go to the nfl last year but elected to stay at notre dame. >> mike: and a line backer bumping him. >> dan: gets it to floyd. and another first down. they had dede lattimore. all the way out just so they couldn't throw the football. they're trying to take him out of football game. floyd takes it away. >> dan: on his way to a monster game. floyd, 11 receptions, 146 yards. already the touchdown from rees. so another first and ten for notre dame. at the 21. rees to the end zone over the head of floyd. a reminlder because of the weather delay for those of hue are

at the hearings committee chairman darrell issa grilled the an is -- at assistant ag. >> you said atf makes every effort to interdeck -- interdict weapons. isn't that statement false now with what you know? >> obviously, there have been allegations that call into serious question -- >> documents now provided lets you know that statement was false? >> that's why you are investigating and we're investigating. >> sean: testifying were three atf agents involved with fast and furious. >> prior to coming to phoenix i never heard of an operation which law enforcement officers let guns walk. the idea is unthinkable to most law enforcement. i and other field agents repeatedly raised these concerns with our supervisors. in response we were told we did not understand the plan. >> sean: july 4th, facing mounting scrutiny over the botched operation and calls for his resignation, melson appeared secretly before congressional investigators from the house oversight committee and senate judiciary committee where he testified that mistakes were made by atf and officials withheld information to protect

caller: is the reaction from republican darrell issa. he says this -- guest: i would question chairman darrell issa's characterization. here's why. the epa is doing rulemaking process right now on carbon dioxide that affects a global warming. they had a rule making a proposal that was due this month which there recently and delayed indefinitely. reason they gave is their wont to go as slowly and carefully as possible to make sure every piece of that -- that they are really as progressive as they can possibly be. hthat the greenhouse gases. here's why this whole issue -- the epa is in the midst of rolling output an unprecedented school of new rules and regulations. it's not as a global warming rules. this one on smog and another on mercury and another on sulfur dioxide. there's a whole big pile of them. they're not coming out very quickly. however i differ with the chairman eisa, a lot of these goals greeted i'm sorry, i spoke about the clean-air act from the 1970 oppose it, but there is a follow all that was passed in 1990, the clean air

and there was a great call and darrelle revis stepped in front of one. a great job. >> a gutsy way to win this thing with everyone participating. mark sanchez was under dur he is a lot. >> he shows that poise that he has. he made big time throws and big time moments. obviously we got a great receiving crew. so we're real fortunate. the defense was playing lights out. made it tough on us the whole day. you know, we found a way. >> your dad buddy was here and playing against your twin brother rob. what does this do for family die ma'am ikz? >> it's huge. hopefully we meet them in the super bowl. >> let's go to darrelle revis. what did you see on that play? >> you know, it was a trap play. the corner covered the trap. and, you know, i saw the ball coming. i was underneath and picked it off. >> you had a bit of rough time because you and dez bryant both, he r you were going out there. what was the situation? >> he's a great player. he's tough. he's a tough kid. and, you know, i was just going out there doing my job and competing. >> rex talked about it. you

joining us congressman darrell issa. good evening.like everyone is blaming the white house tonight. you are too? >> well, i like to say the administration. because the administration naturally wants to make lots of regulations. if a president signals it is a good time to do it, they will. democrats in today's hearing were proud to say in the first two years, this administration did less than president bush did during his last two years. righ they did legislation up created lots of new laws. when they lost that ability to do it they went into overdrive over 2,000 regulations, effectively laws. there's a pattern, one is they claim these things cost less than 100 million dollars of impact. so they don't have to do as much. when they cost more, like the livestock bill that going to ruin a lot of livestock operations they don't want to reopen it and have public comment. a lot of what we did was talk about there's going to be regulations let's not shortcut the ability get it right. >> greta: i get the sense that the chief of staff they are

summer unless the federal government can step in and take action but the action being proposed is darrell ices republican house plan it creates a special board that can lay off employees even if they're protected by collective bargaining agreements basically a lowing up union rights so you could end up with a guy who works a second job delivering pizza delivery in your bills personal mail and checks for pizza wages ironically darrell issa of california republican who's leading the charge to destroy the post office would probably himself not actually be able to be hired by the post office as a letter carrier because of his criminal past any of what the republicans are up to democrats on the other hand are suggesting that the post office just paid for its retirement benefits the same way every other government agency and most corporations do which would instantly solve the problem the problem is republicans like their allies control the house of representatives which is where all taxing and spending legislation must originate huge obstacles still stand in the way of a rescue package for the

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>> darrell issa is doing great work for fast and furious. >> sean: in case you didn't know this. news today that darrell issa himself launched an investigation into solyndra and lightsquared. >> he has subpoena power. >> beyond that, this is a question with respect to the satellite situation, a threat to national security. president obama must give leadership. who must articulate transparency in government. he's the one who should be saying let's find out what the heck is going on here. he cannot get -- have it both ways. he's got to partways with these so-called big donors and the big money and speeches. and' has give leadership to transparency and accountability in government which not. >> sean: we are doing it here. congrats just launched this week your daytime talk show you had the twins on today. i thought at any moment you would call them spoiled brats and it didn't happen. >> i'm like dr. phil with jerry springer's audience. i attack nobody. i'm warm and fuzzy and will have able. >> sean: that's how you are in real life. >> and i'm the voice of sanity and you're the voice

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republican congressman darrell issa says this about the office tasked with the internal probe into thet allowed thousands of weapons purchased illegally to be carried into mexico. >> how would you describe the cooperation from the justice department right now? >> i'd describe it as stonewalling. in this case, the ig has compromised sensitive material that we've gained through discovery by making sure it got to one of the objects of our investigation. >> issa, head of the house oversight and government reform committee has sent a letter to cynthia snader. issa wants to know why her office prematurely gave audiotapes critical to the investigation over to a person a target of the probe someone he says, would at the u.s. attorney's office in arizona. >> literally giving somebody their own recording so they would be able to prepare before they ever testify with us. >> in his letter, issa says the disclosure undermines our ability to assess the candor of whites in our investigation and thus obstructs it. contacted by cnn, the inspector general's office would only say it's received the letter

congressman darrell issa has legislation to reform it.enator john mccain has introduced a companion legislation similar to that legislation. are you willing to make concessions, and what are they? guest: we just went to negotiations and made a lot of compromises. representative lynch has a bill in congress which has 220 code- sponsors, -- co-sponsors, which will reform the post office. on the other side, senator carpenter has introduced legislation that would support the postal service. john mccain's rubberstamp of darrell issa's bill will help destroy the post office and layoff toyota thousand people. host: what are the concessions so far? guest: week relaxed rules on flexibility so the postal service -- the post office could be open longer. there would be no legacy costs. we recognize it is in flux, in transition to a whole new world. we started out with lower level tried our best to meet their needs. over the last three years, 100,000 jobs have been removed from our workforce. we have done it without laying off people. we thought that

that's 13.6 tweets a day by darrell issa out in california. that's tonight's big number. >>> up next, conservatives want to muzzle warren buffett by saying his taxes are lower than they should be. and lower than his secretary's. he's become conservative enemy number one by speaking the truth about the tax code in this country, the tax code under which the rich have gotten richer and the poor struggle. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. >>> any reform should follow another simple principle. middle class families shouldn't pay higher taxes than millionaires and billionaires. that's pretty straightforward. it's hard to argue against that. warren buffett's secretary shouldn't pay a higher tax rate than warren buffett. >> welcome back to "hardball." though president obama made that speech in the rose garden, it was effectively the kickoff to the 2012 campaign. and he made clear that fairness will be a pillar of economic reform in his 2012 message. today in a column entitled why warren buffett is conservative enemy number one, e.j. dionne wr

and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here.ne of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the routine has been to grab a cup of juice along with the food tray. mr. couch doesn't grab any juice because his intention is not to sit down to a meal. touches the day, just rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. and was immediately punching him with everything he could get, several times slams to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the sheriff's department calls for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up the fight so as to the not to endanger himself. as soon as he sees the entry of the team, he's moving to break up that fight. there they do, and they remove the combatants, separate them fairly quickly. >> gonzalez who is awaiting trial on an armed assault charge to which he's pled not guilty was immediately taken to the jail infamary for treatment of his injuries to his right eye and head. >> did you get any good swi

darrell isis is the guy you need to focus on. this guy is worth $300 million. does he care about the little guy? does he care about the middle classers? no. he introduced the reform act of 2011, and he spoke about his bill a few weeks ago. >> i'm concerned about the post office. it's going to lose $10 million. a lot of washingtonian think tanks are saying, we'll just do a bailout. we'll keep fudging the figures. we can't really keep doing that. this is an organization that can be profitable, that can meet its responsibilities. they'll have to do something, though. we're talking about retirement, because you and i are e mailing a lot more than paper mailing. >> here's the rest of the story. isa is engaged in basically a smear campaign aimed at one of the nation's greatest institutions, the postal service. the reason republicans don't want the post office delivering your mail is because it works. they want to privatize everything. that's their mission. and this is the biggest target in government. the post office, they're not looking for a bailout. please stop us

. >> reporter: darrell and christine jackson say this is the first year they did not attend the air races but still needed to come to the memorial service to pay their respects to those who lost their life september 16th, and they certainly were not alone. hundreds of victims and family members and people from the community came to grieve. the ceremony included a candlelight village ill and oak tree dedication to all the victims and emotions ran high. >> you could feel all the emotions gathering today, it was just a sad moment in so many peoples' lives. >> reporter: governor brian sandoval attended speaking with victims and their families after the 40-minute ceremony concluded. he says the ceremony will take time for everybody but families appreciate all the community support. >> they are grieving and hurting, but at the same time they said they never expected to get the response they have gotten. >> reporter: and for those like bob johnson who was at the air races and saw the crash unfold, there were mixed emotions about seeing some of the victims and families in pain. >> there was a tim

and sonoma county all coming together to rally support for a bill crafted by state senate leader darrell steinberg. >> some days we walked as long as 22 miles. >> these are the people that are the salt of the earth, right here, in front of us. the lowest paid, the hard workers. [ people chanting ] >> the bill calls for the fair treatment of farm workers and the exclusion of workers receiving overtime pay. united farm workers president arturo rodriguez said it also gives workers a voice. >> sp126, fair treatment for farm workers, will give the opportunity, now, for farm workers that want to have an election to have an election. >> reporter: over 5,000 supporters attended today's rally. rodriguez hopes the journey will enlighten some. >> you do a march of 200 miles like that to sacramento it opens up people's hearts. >> that's angel cardenas reporting. >>> state workers in utah will return to a five-day workweek next week. three years ago the 4th governor changed the workweek to four 10-hour days. the first in a nations experiment didn't work. they weren't saving money and people weren't h

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. >> reporter: darrell admits he's never had a nudist ask for a table but he supports the plan. >> isk them to put on clothes or leave. >> reporter: he's hoping the supervisor's new rule also get the nudists thinking about whether it's appropriate to be on the buff. >> on the streets, i just don't feel like that's one of them. maybe that makes me prudish or old fashioned, but here i am in clothes. >> reporter: if this legislation passes, it will take effect next year. in the meantime, nudists will being encouraged to carry a towel or something. reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> for those of you visiting the bay area, welcome to the bay area. >>> up next, buying alcohol might be more difficult in the largest city of the bay area. it's a new plan that could do away with mom and pop liquor stores but could it help certain neighborhoods? >>> a truck crashes into and kills an apple engineer and his horse. neighbors are calling for changes to a dangerous road here. i have a live report coming up next. >>> another piece of the puzzle. the new warning involving the risk of mis

washington journal," with health oversight and government reform committee chairman representative darrell issa. >> henry waxman, a top democrat on the energy and commerce committee is on newsmakers this week, joining us from los angeles this morning. we have to reporters with us. mr. waxman, >> i want to begin asking you about the president's jobs plan. are you confident that this will create jobs? if so, which parts will do so? >> i think his proposal will create jobs and do so right away. it is not the answer to our problems. it is the beginning of the answer. we have got to get people working. and get people working, it will help our economy starts growing again. when we talk about deficit cutting, that should not be our first priority by now. we need to get people into the jobs and do all of the things that need to be done, like working on our infrastructure, working on construction, helping local governments to what they need to do. this is not as mass of a bill as i would hope for. it is an important step and we need to take it. the president took a lot of the ideas republicans had

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here comes darrell. block the punt. raiders take over. in pwrvrng 0territory. jackson first game as team head coach great calls. campbell to reece slipping out of the back field. 7-3 raider raiders. about for regard tying 63 yard field goal. yes. in the light air and he nails it tying gist on and demonstration situation back in 1970 for the record. early third quarter special teams forr weaving his way on the punt return. started at the 10 and he is headed to the end zone. untouched 90 yards so 16-10. 3 turn over killed the broncos. kyle on rainy night slib ri ball. huh stop recovers. daryn 47 yards. he killed denverless year. tonight goes for 150 on 22 carries. down at the one. campbell short plunge to the score. raiders hold on 23-20 and end denver streak of 11 straight home opening wins. another monday nighter. patriots in miami. tom brady with franchise monday night football record. 5 17 yards if the air. 99 come rate here to welker. tie the record for longest td pass. new england nice start indeed. 38-24 the final in miami. 16 games le

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here comes darrell. block the punt. raiders take over. in pwrvrng 0territory. jackson first game as team head coach great calls. campbell to reece slipping out of the back field. 7-3 raider raiders. about for regard tying 63 yard field goal. yes. in the light air and he nails it tying gist on and demonstration situation back in 1970 for the record. early third quarter special teams for the pwrvrng os. eric decker weaving his way on the punt return. started at the 10 and he is headed to the end zone. untouched 90 yards so 16-10. 3 turn over killed the broncos. kyle on rainy night slib ri ball. huh stop recovers. daryn 47 yards. he killed denverless year. tonight goes for 150 on 22 carries. down at the one. campbell short plunge to the score. raiders hold on 23-20 and end denver streak of 11 straight home opening wins. another monday nighter. patriots in miami. tom brady with franchise monday night football record. 5 17 yards if the air. 99 come rate here to welker. tie the record for longest td pass. new england nice start indeed. 38-24 the final in miami. 16 ga

today, house chairman darrell issa of southern california is questioning all loans to the solar industry and saying they're a poor bet. issa thinks it's reasonable to predict the entire solar panel industry will collapse. an industry analyst quickly disputed the comments and issued a report that showed solar panel installations were up nearly 70% this year alone. now, tomorrow, two solyndra executives will be asked by a federal committee trying to get to the bottom of what led up to the company's bankruptcy. and they're expected to plead the fifth. >>> a large-scale walkout today at the u.n. general assembly as iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad made bombastic remarks about the holocaust and 9/11. this is nothing new. much like previous speeches, ahmadinejad raised questions about the holocaust. the u.s. delegation was the first to leave when the iranian president referred to the september 11th attacks as, quote, mysterious. he also suggested that osama bin laden's hasty burial at sea was designed to bury the truth of who sent the planes to attack new york city and washington, d.c. >>

elsie takes a look at the footage before she's even got darrell from the tree a sort of chip a small white chicks are in my family. i think around in the sunshine fighting a battle with each other to beaks like this just like you have said too small for a healthy chick. decades ago they were good like prison camps and. inmates used to be sent to what is now nature is to procure a fish and game today people are a rare sight here let me out of a gauche patrol the territory making his way along narrow trails left by as he always carries a gun with him a trespasser can be easily spotted from this elevation intruders crossing the reserves by injuries as a threat. is lying close to the pole speak of a campfire. welcome guests or this is what is left of a branch that got caught in a fire even though more than thirty years of cost i still shudder when i think back to that inferno. this with this way of getting to any part of the reserve in an emergency is by helicopter. when a fire flares up the helicopters will have to make dozens of trips a day but even that does little to help. the tiger

you are on the air with darrell issa.ler: of want to know something about the fast and furious program. guest: is there a specific question? caller: i know from watching you and the hearing that you are a no bs died. you will make sure that this investigation gets done completely and thoroughly. because of these bats and the road operators, i hear from them because i am a gun owner in this country. when and if you find out how high and how far it went up, are you going to prosecute the people involved with this? guest: except for the word prosecute, i win with you. we will expose and see that they are prosecuted. we are following this to find that every place the system should have said stop, do not do this breaking down. when we get to the last and highest, we need to make sure that there are assurances and the system that this never happen again. i am a republican so i used the example of a iran-contras. there should have been people saying stop, do not do this long before falling north was able to launch this program a

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