david i will have the we are what he did. you have john ensign with the staffers. unless you get caught, honestly in some sort of gay affair as larry craigenator allowed to serve out the rest of his term, you are probably all right. now here is the thing had, i don't mind any of that if you want to have affairs that is not my business that's your business. all you got to do is say, hey, listen, we are full of it we say family values, we are just kind of kidding around, we don't actually pretend -- not actually going to take those family values on for ourselves. so, if he just said it and stopped being so judgmental, well, then i actually wouldn't have any problem with t you say, okay, i have conservative ideology, the way i will go and everybody would be okay, but please, enough with the double standard. that's all we're saying. all right. now, that's our show for today. i'm cenk uighur. i will be here all week. in fact, all through november. i'm also on the young turks.com. that will be later tonight. but more importantly, i will be on the dill.rat again show next to talk about republican welfare queens. that's also interesting. you don

david brock attempted to start up a 527 group to do to john mccain what republican groups were doing to barack obama. the future president said, don't. the white house is reportedly now not saying don't. craigant reported in his blog, this time the goal is a big-league 527 to try to push back against the karl rove money tree and the u.s. chamber of commerce. except his would observe partial donor transparency. david is on the road talking to donors and strategists who would be interested. he's out pitching it right now. we tried to get david brock to join us but were told he was on the road, seriously, on a plane. he'll join us tomorrow. >>> let's bring in kenneth vogel. is the report accurate? >> it is. my sources have confirmed similar reports. you have david brock, who found great success with his media watchdog group, media matters. raising money from some of the very donors turned off to the political process and to giving to outside groups that weighed in heavily with television ads and voter mobilization efforts in 2004. i'm talking about george soros and members of the democracy alliance. groups of liberal donors meeting next week in washington. they've been turned off from giving t

[applause] >> i thank david for joining us and alan lowe, the archivists. i am grateful that our preacher, mark craig now, mr. president, a word of advice. [laughter] >> it is not too early to start thinking about your memoirs. [laughter] >> i am proud to be associated with you and the student body. it is a great group of future leaders or our country. [applause] >> with us today is a man i have befriended during my presidency, one of the really courageous leaders in the world, someone who understands the importance of democracy and freedom, someone who understands you cannot negotiate with terrorists. and that is the former president of colombia, have ever read a. me amigo. [applause] >> we are proud that a lot of soldiers from fort have joined us today. i -- [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i really don't miss much about washington. [laughter] >> but i do miss being your commander in chief. [applause] >> i want to thank all the people from our administration who have joined us today, and i thank you for your noble service to our country. [applause] >> and i appreciate the 160,000 donors whose ge

[applause] >> i thank david for joining us and alan lowe, the archivists. i am grateful that our preacher, mark craig has joined us. and i want to thank the student body president, jake torres. [applause] >> now, mr. president, a word of advice. [laughter] >> it is not too early to start thinking about your memoirs. [laughter] >> i am proud to be associated with you and the student body. it is a great group of future leaders or our country. [applause] >> with us today is a man i have befriended during my presidency, one of the really courageous leaders in the world, someone who understands the importance of democracy and freedom, someone who understands you cannot negotiate with terrorists. and that is the former president of colombia, have ever read a. me amigo. [applause] >> we are proud that a lot of soldiers from fort have joined us today. i -- [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i really don't miss much about washington. [laughter] >> but i do miss being your commander in chief. [applause] >> i want to thank all the people from our administration who have joined us today, and i thank you for you

david, there was discussion and you brought up, and craig is mentioned about the child welfare system. i would like to be able to talk to you about follow-up for recommendations in this report about the child welfare system. we have not made much progress with that approach within your department. so it would be good to get the other after this discussion and try to follow-up on that. and i guess just following up on the, you talked about the progress that's been made on head start in other areas. just quickly because i want passionate made off with you, can you tell us what the wonder two things is, one or two things are that are your biggest problems and what you think should be done that this commission can follow up on? if you are on my see, what are the wonder two things things that you think the biggest gaps within your group, within your department? >> i guess i would say i really think the most important thing you can do is look at doing which is to maintain the focus on this issue. i think we have the mechanisms in place within hhs, across federal agencies to do the planning

[applause] >> i thank david for joining us and alan lowe, the archivists. i am grateful that our preacher, mark craig now mr. president, a word of advice. [laughter] >> it is not too early to start thinking about your memoirs. [laughter] >> i am proud to be associated with you and the student body. it is a great group of future leaders or our country. [applause] >> with us today is a man i have befriended during my presidency, one of the really courageous leaders in the world, someone who understands the importance of democracy andfreedom, someone who understands you cannot negotiate with terrorists. and that is the former president of colombia, have ever read a. me amigo. [applause] >> we are proud that a lot of soldiers from fort have joined us today. i -- [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i really don't miss much about washington. [laughter] >> but i do miss being your commander in chief. [applause] >> i want to thank all the people from our administration who have joined us today, and i thank you for your noble servi to our country. [applause] >> and i appreciate the 160,000 donors whose genero

[applause] >> i thank david for joining us and alan lowe, the archivists. i am grateful that our preacher, mark craig has joined us. and i want to thank the student body president, jake torres. [applause] >> now, mr. president, a word of advice. [laughter] >> it is not too early to start thinking about your memoirs. [laughter] >> i am proud to be associated with you and the student body. it is a great group of future leaders or our country. [applause] >> with us today is a man i have befriended during my presidency, one of the really courageous leaders in the world, someone who understands the importance of democracy and freedom, someone who understands you cannot negotiate with terrorists. and that is the former president of colombia, have ever read a. me amigo. [applause] >> we are proud that a lot of soldiers from fort have joined us today. i -- [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i really don't miss much about washington. [laughter] >> but i do miss being your commander in chief. [applause] >> i want to thank all the people from our administration who have joined us today, and i thank you for you

[applause] >> thank you to david for joining us, and alan lowe, our archivists. >> i am grateful that our preacher, mark craigwant to thank the student body president, jake torres. [applause] >> now, mr. president, a word of advice. it is not too early to start thinking about your memoirs. [laughter] i am proud to be associated with you and the student body. it is a great group of future leaders for our country. [applause] >> with us today is a man i befriended during my presidency, really one of the courageous leaders in the world, someone who understands the importance of democracy and freedom, who understands you cannot negotiate with terrorists, and that is the former president of columbia, alvaro uribe. [applause] >> mi amigo. [applause] >> we are proud that a lot of soldiers from fort hood have joined us today. [applause] [applause] >> i really do not miss much about washington, but i do miss being your commander in chief. [applause] >> i want to thank all of the people from our administration who have joined us today, and i thank you for your noble service to our country. [applause] >> and, i appreciat