harvick is coming. >> larry: harvick ran a tenth quick they're time, darrell. >> darrell: i watched harvick and i'm not so sure he is not playing possum right now and not sure he won't wait for eight to ten laps to go and really put pressure on hamlin. >> mike: we talked for two weeks about the new driver/crew chief pairings and the need to build trust and confidence. that won't be a problem for harvick because shane wilson was harvick's crew chief when he won the nationwide championship in 2006. they have a lot of history together, including 13 checkered flags. there is your race leader, denny hamlin and his new crew chief darian grubb. matt? >> matt: denny told me this would be the start of the season, trying to learn the chemistry and the nuances between himself and darian grubb. he also said coming to phoenix, a huge load off his shoulders. typically, he will come to phoenix after a rough daytona. but top five there. he is solidly in the points. they don't have to dig themselves out of a huge hole. it could be a big day if they could pull off a win here at p.i.r. >> darrell: we are watc

now the caution waves. >> darrell: i thought there would be a caution. then the 18 spun out of harm's way and got going, i thought we might be all right. >> mike: look at what happened to kyle busch on the right side of the screen. he is underneath bobby labonte. we are told the left rear tire went flat. >> larry: same thing happened to his brother kurt busch a caution before this. >> darrell: definitely. okay, re-rack. set them up. >> larry: jimmie johnson gets another opportunity. orange cone. has had a tough life. >> mike: darrell had a visit with in pre-race. tough day. going to need new shoes there. >> darrell: he is going to coney island. that's where the old cones go. they go to coney island. >> mike: watch the restart. tony looks like he was shot out of a cannon right here. >> darrell: look at jimmy. what about biffle. edwards? >> mike: it's like they were caught napping. jimmie johnson's crew chief chad knaus not thrilled with that one. [ laughter ] >> larry: aw, shucks. they get a second chance. >> darrell: oh, dang. >> michael: guys, people do

but i agree with darrell. this is very unusual. and i think is so effective, because it's light and, of course, it relies on humor. and some of the very best ads have always done that. >> absolutely. you know, it's -- the humor, the music, the visual imagery, when you look at what makes an ad effective, often times, those are winning ingredients. if someone just came out, said, john kerry is a flip-flopper. that would not have nearly the emotional relevance and the p persuasive power that we saw in this particular ad. >> and we were told by people on the kerry campaign that he was told not to goal out wind surfing and of course, somebody from the bush campaign watching for that moment to take those pictures. >> yes, and that kind of reinforces, you know, the point wet were discussing earlier. there's no invisibility anymore. if you are in the middle of a presidential campaign, you decide to go out wind surfing, you should not assume it's going to be a silent action that nobody is going to see. >> let's go to the 2008 campaign, two

treaty would be as important now also it was back then. >> darrell west?ype of attack ad is put together. in each of them, you hear the ominous music in the background, which is a little unsettling. and so you are kind of understanding that you are hearing information that is negative and unflattering towards the opposition. we also see the very common technique, which we still see even today, of guilt by association, trying to tie nixon to fidel castro. >> i'm going to show an ad from the 1976 campaign. one of the earlier bio-ads that was very popular. these four-minute ad buys by the carter campaign in 1976, something we don't have today on traditional television. let's watch. >> hi, governor carter from georgia. running for president. i want to ask you to help me next year. >> in the beginning, jimmy carter's campaign was a lonely one. but through the months, more and more people recognized him as a new leader. a man who will change the way this country is run. a competent man, who can make our government open and efficient. but above all, an understand

i was listening carefully to darrell. and that is, you get away from the problem that you might have a great message but a bad messenger by making the distribution network distanced from the messenger. so, yeah, that's great. if you see a youtube ad or ad on youtube, it's like seeing anything else interesting on youtube. so i wonder if this isn't really on the cusp of a whole new way of communicating political ads in campaigns. >> i think we certainly are on the cusp of a new age of advertising. just because it's not possible to customize ads, it's possible to target advertising in much more specific ways than ever before. 44% of americans now own smartphones. so we're starting to see candidates employ mobile ads in text messages as a way to get out. we've seen some cases where, for example, if you're attending the iowa state fair, you have a gps device in your phone, and so if you've registered to receive messages from the candidate, they basically know that you're within two miles of a particular time of the iowa state

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stampede of his advertisers because it was only after darrell issa made the colossally idiotic mistakean's voice to be heard at his hearing on contraception that rush limbaugh felt compelled to attack georgetown law student, sandra fluke. rush knew nothing about sandra fluke other than a republican committee chairman suppressed her voice. that was good enough for rush to go on the attack. rush and darrell issa inadvertently gave the country a much needed reminder of the importance of a woman's voice in our political and governing decision making. when barbara boxer started running for the senate, there was one democratic woman and one republican woman in the senate. and when barbara boxer was sworn in as a senator, suddenly there were five democratic women in the senate. on one election night, the senate was transformed into a place where women had a real shot at getting elected and earning power. today, there are 12 democratic women and 5 republican women in the united states senate. barbara boxer would like to see that number go up to, oh, say, maybe 51%? which is the female percent

members recognize that the worst republican political mistake made on capitol hill this year was darrellg sandra fluke to >> well, you know, it's not clear to me. i think the fact is that most women, most families in this country, believe that health care decisions should be made by women, with their families, with their physicians, that government should not have a role in that beyond being supportive and setting in place policies that help with women's health and the health of the people of this country. so i think what we've heard from in states like arizona, those people represent an extremist point of view and hopefully they don't reflect where most people are in this country. >> new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen, and ohio state senator nina turner. thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the obama campaign has just released a short documentary about the president's first term. the academy award winning director of that short film will join me in a "last word" exclusive. >>> and next, in the "rewrite," rush limbaugh has made it

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the testimony that darrell issa would not allow. republicans wouldn't allow it at the official hearing, the reason the president ended up calling sandra fluke today while waiting to go on andrea mitchell's show, because conservative radio host rush limbaugh has been making the case on his show for the republicans position against contraception coverage. and he has been making that case by personally attacking ms. flu fluke. it's not like mr. limbaugh slipped up and accidentally said something offensive and maybe he'll apologize because he didn't mean it. he has been doing it for are three straight days now. this was day one. >> a georgetown university c oed told nancy pelosi's hearing that the women in her law school program are having so much sex they are going broke apparently four out of ten coeds are having so much sex that it's hard to make ends meet if they have to pay for their own contraception. said sandra fluke's research. can you imagine if you're her parents? how proud of sandra fluke you would be? your daughter goes up

the republicans in the house darrell issa's committee called this panel of witnesses to testify on the issue of contraception being covered by health insurance. when the democrats realized the republicans were not calling any women in their initial panel of witnesses at a contraception hearing, they asked sandra fluke be called as their democratic witness, to testify about getting insurance through a catholic institution, that would not cover birth control and how it had cost a friend of hers one of her ovaries. the friend needed contraception not for birth control purposes, but for therapeutic purposes, birth control has a lot of therapeutic purposes other than preventing getting pregnant. but because ms. fluke's friend had to navigate around the georgetown universities objections to her prescription, it ended up being too late for her. she suffered serious consequences, she lost an ovary. that would be sandra fluke's testimony about the importance of health insurance covering contraception. the republican chairman darrell issa said she was not qualified to testify on the issue of con

people like darrell issa who's very committee deemed her unqualified to speak on the matter. she's a regular guest. i'm beginning to wonder if the only conspiracy here is that of certain congressmen at a timers flailing about trying to find a coherent line of attack. they went for the culture wars in contraception. that didn't work. they love to focus on the economy, but that's improving. they went for gas prices, but people are not stupid and they understand that the administration has very little control over the cost of a gallon. in the absence of creative thought or evidence they went back to the tried and the trusted, insult the president. >> barack obama has never been, i think seen in the conventional, traditional way of we who describe man of valor. >> diversion, make believe, victimhood and insults. they think bill maher is a bad guy. joining me now is karen finney, jonathan capehart and julian epstein. good day to all of you. karen, just so that we can understand her argument, ms. palin says that rush limbaugh is a good guy because she was called a four-letter word

well, darrell issa, admitted drilling his way out but gas prices are still rising?he republicans logic makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. the real culprit behind high gas prices, oh, those wonderful speculate tors on wall street. oil speculation, that's it. congress and peter welch says speculation adds 56 cent as gal-to the price of gas. part of the dodd-frank act limits speculation in the energy markets. republicans in congress are trying to block the rule from going in effect in october. joining me now is senator bernie sanders of vermont. good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> if i said anything wrong i want you to correct me. >> i don't think you have. here's the interesting point. most people think that oil prices have something to do with supply and demand. supply today is greater than it was three years ago when the price of gas was 1.90 a gallon. it's greater. demand today is lower than it was in 1997. you have to go back to 1997. so the issue is not supply and demand in the united states. what is the issue? the issue has to do with the fac

apologies to darrell issa for being women. you and i were live on air when this whole thing erupted. both of us were disgusted. you decided to take action. what have you done? >> i got on twitter and i started voicing my concerns there. then, someone suggested to me the idea of let's put some pressure on his advertisers. the reason this guy is on air is because companies are sponsoring this vile trash. say to them, do you support these comments. if not, pull your ads. we are not going to patronize your companies until you do so. we started a twitter hashtag boycott o rush. this morning we launched a petition at boycottrush.org. it's really in its infancy. it has close to 10,000 signatures. this has struck a nerve. >> sleep train mattress said we don't condone negative comments directed toward any group. in response, we are pulling our ads with rush limbaugh and a second advertiser is also withdrawn. it's having an effect. >> that's right. select comfort said they will be pulling ads. other companies said they are considering d

this attack started long before darrell issa's all male congressional hearing.he war on women's health is at the top of the agenda for the right wing lawmakers. how do i know? mike pence of indiana introduced count them three separate bills, three bills to ban federal funding from family planning clinics. anti-abortion activists like pence have framed these restrictions and these measures as cost-saving measures. yeah, right. that is where there is more than 1100 reproductive health provisions introduced across the country just last year alone. it's not their agenda. the ability for women to access contra shin and reproductive health services is being targeted in the most aggressive way we have ever seen in this country. it is more important than ever for americans to hear the voice of people like sandra fluke, she plays an important role right now. the right wingers, they can try to silence her by brow-beating her on cable. it isn't going to happen. she has her allies. they can't spin their way out of this one. as o'reilly says, he has no proof that the white h

that's 19-year-old darrell adams who was just shot. she was just wounded from a gunshot. watch this. as he is laying on the ground, two other gentlemen walk up and watch what happens. >> did they shot him? >> they're shot him again. he was killed in the incident, but watch. seconds after the two suspects shoot this guy a second time, the cops paying attention to this viper system were able to radio to an unmarked cop nearby. you can see within seconds that cop pulls up to the scene and apprehends the two guys. that's a pretty effective surveillance system. it turned out to be a 16-year-old and 19-year-old. both were charged with second-degree murder and criminal possession. >> teenagers killing each other. >> it's startlingow casual and guys are walking allegedly shooting him again and throwing away like it's nothing. >> a man checks the videos and look at what he sees. he sees a guy lingering around the cars parked outside of his house. he looks like he is dressed in a cover all and carrying a can. that's the video that continues. he lights the match on the windshield of

and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here.e 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 swings? >>

does darrell issa have anything to do with this? he is the chairman of the committee that would not allow sandra fluke to testify. if he let her testify she would have been another american citizen going up on capitol hill, giving her take and insight and story of a friend had real problems, medical problems and needs the contraception medication. he's also ignoring one person who created a controversy out of the sandra fluke testimony, not just darrell issa, it's rush limbaugh. republicans, i tell you what, they have stepped in it day after day on this. number one, they don't have the character to call limbaugh out on it. in fact they don't want to wade into it. why? they'll need him in the general election. the secondtotally disregarding the feelings of sandra fluke. no where have they said anything about sandra fluke and what she has been through. the republican party has now ripped off the scab and let all americans to see and voters to see that they just don't know anything about women's health care and they refuse to learn abo

congressman darrell issa blasted d democrats, i find your narrow focus on this to be self focused. >> john boehner also had a mild response through a spokesman. the speaker obviously believes the use of those words was inappropriate, as is trying to raise money off the situation. no calls for rush's firing or temporary suspension from the right wing. the republican candidates, they don't want to touch this one a. cnn reporter said when cnn tried to get mitt romney to comment on limbaugh this afternoon, he walked right by our camera. nbc news reported romney addressed limbaugh's remarks tonight at an event in ohio. romney said "it's not the language i would have used, i'm focusing on the issues i think are significant in the country today." rick santorum also had a weak response. >> well, he's being absurd, that is an entertainer, he can be absurd, he's taking the absurd sort of point of view how far do you go and look, he's in a very different business than i am. >> to diminish rush as an entertainer is absolute nonsense, no broadcaster has ever been so connected to the republican par

the municipal tax automation team, darrell ascano, tajel shah, and rebecca villareal- mayer, come on up. [applause] >> i've been anointed to speak for us. jose has asked me to use my outside voice. we are so lucky. very rarely in your life to you get a blank canvas with leadership to tell you to find problems and solve them. i want to thank our leadership for doing that and giving us not only the opportunity to make change, but also to really make mistakes. i think that's a rare thing, to be able to make mistakes in this environment and continue to proceed and be successful. i mean it when we say -- what we end up doing is so different. we work to scale every day. we invite the people that we serve every day. thank you to the nominees. to our leadership, thank you. thank you to all the winners and to all the people we get to work with and serve. thanks. [applause] >> let's hear it for the tax team. [applause] >> parking is a universal quality of life issue. it touches on so many different parts of the transportation system. we were looking for ways to make parking easier and more con

. >> it was a sad day for isis's mother cherie when she learned that her son darrell, who she calls ded to be her daughter, isis. >> i cried while d was telling me. yeah, i cried. that hurt. it really did. because then i felt like, where did i go wrong? >> these are my senior pictures when i graduated from high school. >> the memories captured in the photo album seem to belie the present. >> i boyed it up a little for the pictures, looked more masculine, i guess, because i knew they would be memorable. it's weird because when i look at this, i don't see myself. maybe because i haven't seen the pictures in so long, but it just looks like i'm looking at somebody that i knew, like my brother or something. it's like i'm looking at a brother. >> why did this happen to me? what did i do wrong? you know? why did this happen to me? i was a good mom. >> my biological father is right here. he's deceased now. he was kind of like a deadbeat father. my mother was pregnant with me, that's when he broke up with her. >> it was the other way around. i broke up with him. >> why? >> because he was into

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