david duke talking about insane, likes the occupy wall street protesters. he likes them.. tltltltle emotional here? aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you jus. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordae natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land and water... i might get a job once we graduate. ... >> bill: starring david duke but first from now. in oregon -- you do us all a service. you let the candidates run their own campaigns without your input. >> maybe you haven't noticed this miss laura is paid to analyze politics. that is what we do. if i had a cooking show, that is what i would do. and message herman cain --. >> mike ward of atlanta. >> bill: only if i subscribe to what he says george. >> bill: that would be revenge of the lagoon c

he likes them. >> and pinhead and patriots with david duke.mail, you would do us a service if you let the candidates run on their own campaigns without your input. maybe you have not noticed but we are paid to analyze politics. that is what we do. find to do a cooking show. i do one. it would be short. from philadelphia, the message that herman cain is sending with six paid employees in iowa and numb newspaper is "i'm not serious." but he is. in atlanta, i don't care how many employees herman cain has i base my opinion on character and policies. and "i agree with barbara walters they are out to expose those who amass wealth at the expense of others." and from california, is barbara walters in denial? i have been to the protests in los angeles and they are absolutely anticapitalists. >> from new zealand, i side with margaret on mandatory sex education in new york, it is better than unwanted pregnancies. in maryland, give me a break is there evidence that mandated sex ed changes the state of teen pregnancy? and from connecticut, sex ed has been

[announcer:] conocophillips. >> bill: starring david duke but first from now.l a service. you let the candidates run their own campaigns without your input. >> maybe you haven't noticed this miss laura is paid to analyze politics. that is what we do. if i had a cooking show, that is what i would do. and message herman cain --. >> mike ward of atlanta. >> bill: only if i subscribe to what he says george. >> bill: that would be revenge of the lagoon creature. >> bill: i'll send you a copy. i understand other retailers avoided big because they ran out fast so they reordered you can get the book at billoreilly.com and you get liz's book. >> bill: i appreciate that over in singapore. >> bill: say hello to the three little pigs. was that the porridge. that was a bear. somebody was. >> bill: how about those packers i just hope, and i am praying. and we have a link at box office if you want to show up and see us. you will not regret it. finally, opinion heads and patriots. there is a lot of striapg things going with the molest. care endorsed the moment and kkk guy davi

even david duke denounced him as an extremist. there's a full house inside awaiting his arrival.e is in route and should be arriving momentarily. police have set up barricades, but, quite frankly, i don't think they're any match for the emotional fuse that's been lit here. back to you in the studio. something's very strange here. george goes to the airport to pick up jerry. they come back in a limo with tickets to the basketball game and want to be called o'brien and murphy. o'brien--why o'brien? elaine? dan. excuse me a minute. hi, dan. how are you? um, oh. this is, um...kramer. oh. kramer. what's going on? we're headed down to protest this big neo-nazi rally. the head of the aryan union is in from chicago. you should come. oh, we can't. we're going to the knicks-bulls game. that's where the rally is-- at the paramount. maybe we'll run into you. it's really going to be something. it's the first time he's appeared in public. who? the head of the aryan union. o'brien. jerry: what's takin' them so long out there? see how she looked at me? she's a nazi, george, a nazi. i know. i kno

mccain got the same share as david duke got running for governor of louisiana. african-american voters gave barack obama 25 or 26% of all his votes. the question is, are they going to come out and as they did and be 13% of the electorate, or will it drop off a little bit and percentage go to 90%, which that case would be -- >> okay, hold on! >> make any kind of difference. >> running against him makes a big >>> he does not have my vote. >> latino political activist armando navarro voted for president obama in 2008. but he will not vote for him in 2012. miss his frustration has trainingled down to the latino population at large. why? item, immigration. the president promised to make immigration reform, that is a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, a priority in his first year. mr. obama has completed nearly three years in office and no path. item, unemployment. the overall u.s. unemployment rate is 9.1%. the u.s. latino unemployment rate is 11.3%. item, poverty. the overall poverty rate is 15%. the latino poverty rate is 25%. item, youth poverty. there ar

. >> greg: would david duke be allowed to teach at howard university? no. i would not want eric bolling to be president of it. it just doesn't seem right. i need someone like dana run it. >> bob: you would not be invited to join many groups and that is discriminatory and i'd be behind you. >> greg: i'm scared by that. >> bob: college university like any organization are subjective to -- >> greg: it's common sense. >> bob: nondiscriminatory laws in the country. you can't discriminate against people. >> greg: you said earlier as a joke, they wouldn't let you join a sorority. that is common sense. >> bob: no. that is a genitalia issue. >> eric: what is the difference? that is a perfect analogy, though. >> bob: sorry. >> dana: can we have a bracket for broken simile. >> andrea: wuah, wuah. >> bob: what did you say university are the most discriminatory group? >> andrea: they are. look at any application. they discriminate based on these things, race and gender. why don't if they want to have an open admission process, not be discriminatory, let anyone apply or

david duke. [ light laughter ] he's all white. i was joking. chef boyardee. a mushroom.er ] a chef. the angel. ia that a halo, a hat? pizza hat. no. chef. no. stop it. cross out. >> jimmy: i can't draw it. i'm freaking out. coco, don't laugh at me! [ laughter ] >> steve: god, is he a president? >> we might have a chance. >> steve: all right. he's got in his hand, a gun. he's a robber. >> no, he's not a robber. [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: i can't point to him but it was a cop. >> steve: oh. >> oh. >> jimmy: or detective. >> steve: a detective. oh, lord. >> my -- my -- my dog dinosaur doesn't look so bad now. >> now do i got to -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that is pretty bad. >> okay, okay. we're tied. >> jimmy: we're tied. all right. you're up now. >> okay. what? i gotta draw? >> jimmy: yes. >> okay. [ cheers ] >> come on. >> you're a good drawer, honey. >> that's not what i do. >> you're good though. [ laughter ] you're good. >> oh, not the deuce. >> jimmy: you picked the deuce. [ laughter ] >> okay. oh, my gosh. >> it's a person. >> it's a person? >> yeah. >> okay. [

. >> david duke would have been the governor otherwise. and i just got kind of seduced.u know, i kind of commuted back and forth and katrina came as you all know, and you did such a great job of reminding people about it daily. and i kind of stuck around. and now new orleans is actually, you know, you've got to take your silver linings where you find them. there's not a whole lot to do about a hurricane. new orleans is in better shape and has a brighter future than i ever would've thought it would have before katrina. >> a lot of reform. when we went down and did an education showdown there with starbucks, what shocked us, and you were there. the energy and excitement of young people across america and the world saying i'm coming to this town, and i'm going to make a difference. >> and beforehand, you know, if your kid from new orleans went out of town and went to college, they were never coming back. now you've got local kids coming back and so many across the country because so many nonprofits popping up. the water left town and they stayed. and now you've got all of t

but it's potential impact on prince wilt up and his wife that david cameron highlighted. >> put simply in the duke and duchess of cambridge were to have a little girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> one important thing to note, changes won't be retrospective so princess anne will not suddenly move up the line of succession but they will be historic. it has to be said changes are complicated. in britain's case alone, britain's act of settlement will have to be amended but potentially they will change the future face of the british monarchy. bbc news, perth. >> india gets a taste of the world's most expensive sport this weekend when it hosts its first-ever formula one grand prix. they hope the event will banish memory of the corruption at last year's commonwealth games. new racetrack and stadium cost $250 million pounds to build. it might not seem like much, given india is now the world's ninth largest question but with more than a third of its population living in poverty, some say the grand prix is another sign of the gulf between rich and poor. >> the spin machine is in overdrive. formu

duke. logan thomas hands off to david wilson. he's a speedy fellow. finds a hole. down the sidelines. knocked out of bounds. wilson finished with 148 yards rushing. three plays later, hokies, more play action. thomas scrambles and tosses to martin. touchdown, hokies. virginia tech takes a 7-0 lead. second quarter, tied at 7. josh gets the pitch. breaks one tackle. then another. bulldozes his way for the touchdown. hokies beat duke, 14-10, setting an acc record with their 11 straight road victory. navy on the road at notre dame. midshipmen doing the hokka before the game. looking to beat notre dame for the third consecutive time. down 14-0. trey miller fakes the toss. rolls out. finds gigi for the nine yard touchdown. smooth. navy trails by seven. notre dame strikes right back. very first play, the ensuing drive. tommy reece downfield to a wide open michael floyd. 56 yard touchdown. notre dame wins big, 56-14. navy's worst loss since 2002. the midshipmen have lost six in a row. elsewhere, west virginia defeats rutgers, 41-31. and the buffalo bills in toronto. kickof

minister david cameron has announced that future modern monarchs will be first come, first crowned, whether it's a boy or a girl. starting with prince william and cathryn, duchess of cambridge. >> if the duke and duchess of cambridge were to have a little girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> reporter: there have been far fewer queens over the years, but royal writer robert hardman says they often had a greater impact. >> any nation liking the idea of having a mother figure, as well as-- we've got a lot of heroes in our past but it's quite nice to have someone who softens the edges. >> reporter: the queen's speech in australia had a fitting theme. >> the theme this year is women as agents of change. >> reporter: now, more than ever. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> mitchell: back home, in new york harbor, america's grand lady, the statue of liberty, closed for a year of renovations today but not before it marked a milestone. yesterday, more than 100 brapped new citizens took the oath, and last night there were fireworks to celebrate exactly 125 years since the statue was dedicated. lucky youngsters from d.c. area boys and girls clubs braved the elements today to visit the white

duke law school. he previously served as a top military lawyer in the air force. and david cortright, director of policy studies at the kroc institute for international peace studies at notre dame university. among his many books is "uniting against terror: cooperative non- military responses to the global terrorist threat." safd david courtright, you and others have raised questions about use of drones. why do you think it's not an effective tool? >> these weapons can destroy targets but they cannot achieve the political goal of ending the threats from terrorism. they have posed many grave dangers in terms of security, legal and moral questions for our country. as you said, the technology is spreading. as many as 50 countries may now be developing or purchasing this technology, including countries like chi, russia, india, pakistan, iran, hezbollah has deployed an iranian-designed drone aircraft. iran is reportedly developing a drone with a 1,000-mile range. these are for surveillance now but it's not that difficult to attach missiles and bombs to these weapons, to these dr

david loyn, bbc news. >> queen elizabeth and prince phillip have been greeted by well-wishers on day eight of their trip to australia. >> the nurses were in eye-catching pink, and the duke's eye was duly caught. this is the brand-new royal children's hospital in melbourne, where the queen met amelia, who is 2, and who wasn't quite sure about whether to hand over her poseys. haley and alario, who gave her a book, and who lent in close to hear the queen's thanks. and former con joined twins who were separated two years ago and who are now doing well. it's a hospital with a difference, probably the only one in the world with its own inhouse zoo. the queen met the meerkats, and they gazed back. outside on the streets of melbourne, many had gathered to see the queen ride by in one of the city's signature vehicles, a tram. a good crowd, a warm welcome, a successful visit, but the character will change on friday when the queen steps into her role as head of the commonwealth to open the commonwealth heads of government conference. the monarchy will be one of the subjects discussed at the commonwealth summit when leaders consider changing the laws of succession so that daughters h

british prime minister david cameron has been pushing for the change for months now, urging for reforms that would treat first born royal babies equally. >> if the dukess were to have a little girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> didn't reference the change directly, but did voice her support. >> the theme this year is women as agents of change. it reminds us of the potential in our societies that is yet to be fully unlocked. and it encourages us to find ways to allow girls and women to play their full part. >> the queen is an example of the only exception to the current rule. a woman has been able to inherit the throne only if there are no known male heirs. the current queen elizabeth, queen victoria, so there's no great argument about taking sexism out, but getting the job done. the issue took on greater urgency following the engagement last year. >> people are bound to ask you know, it's a bit of an obvious question, children, do you want lots of children? see what comes? what's your -- >> i think we'll take it one step at a time. sort of get over the marriage, then look at the kids. obviously, we want a family, so we have to start think

david beckham. >> i'm your daddy. >> where did our happy couple go, that's the big question. where did they take off to? i think the dukea kissing scene? >> okay. >> on cue as they make their exit. >> very nice. >> bye-bye. >> oh, good-bye. >> hey, i'm drivin' here! >> how royal of him. very nice. >> and the attitude. there's much more ahead on "today." >> let's go around the block, shall we? >> we want to make sure, every year this doesn't just happen. they're a talented team of folks, brian hemeseth, donna richards, betty in wigs, louie with more makeup and entire "today" show. >> the whole team right behind you. it takes a village >> it takes a village! here we go. >> all of these folks put this together and they're all wearing disguises. none of them look like this. >> well done, guys. >> it's unbelievable. we also thank manhattan motor cars, auto sports design for all of this. it was quite an extravaganza. thank you so much, guys. you did a wonderful job. >> and a huge thank you to meredith vieira, guest appearance as the queen! >> that's right. and our pal, cecelia, and rene, where did rene go? with the car. rene