. >> this is david ellis's way. and david is an expert.e goes all over the world riding roller coasters. he has broken twoe for riding roller coasters naked. >> in the nude? >> in the nude. >> he is going down this thing with no brakes. he is moving. >> doesn't it look like fun? >> yeah. >> good idea to make an extra buck during the summer months. >> that's it for this friday edition. we're going to leave you with a holiday song by justin bieber. it features boyz 2 men. ♪ ♪ ♪

david's friend, ben ellis... with lopez and munson out of the way, he moves to the top of the list. yeah, you're right. (knocking) stanley, you're a long way from the biochem department. amita, you remember professor novich. hi. i hear you're taking fleinhardt's seat in the texas hold 'em tournament? i am considering it. well, you should think again. with fleinhardt in space, i'm in line for the title. i don't think that's the way it works, (laughing): but okay... okay. well, i've seen your game, eppes. won't make it at the big table. my game is vastly improved. been practicing, have you? i've been working on a specialized training program. should make me more than ready by tournament time. guess we'll just see about that. what was that? geek trash talk? actually, what that was, was terribly rude, terribly inappropriate. he has a lot of nerve coming in here with that attitude. (chuckles): oh, come on, charlie. he's trying to psych you out. just ignore him. so tino alva-- he's been the afl champion for quite a while now, right? alston: alva's 22 and one. he hasn't lost a fight since

early in my research i came across a column david wrote in december 1970 when elly peterson stepped downas assistant chairman of the republican national committee. he said of her, it is accurate to say that ability is that of the national chairmanship were it not for the written exterior of both parties have erected around that job. certainly her organizational talents and interviews with respect to an her advice is sought after among her colleagues the party has anyone in the past decade. broder continued, the role of a woman in politics is an inherently difficult one, especially if her forte is organization. one basic problem all talented women faces tendency of the parties to shut them off to some preserve have tea party relevant piece called women's activities. i should note that the different political context for the term t. party than the one we have today. berger went on, mrs. peterson resisted stereotyping of a sheer energy incapability won her right to operate at the full range of talent. her colleagues back in michigan also clearly agreed. in 2003 when members of the michigan

early in my research i came across a calm that david wrote in december 1970 when elly peterson steppeddown as the stints -- assistant chairman of the republican national committee. he said of her, it is i think accurate to say that her abilities to -- would have earned her the national chairmanship were it not for the unwritten sex barrier both parties have a have arrested around that job. certainly her organizational talents made her views as respected and her vice sought sought-after among her colleagues in the party has anyone in the past decade. broder continued, the role of a woman in politics is an inherently difficult one, especially if her forte is organization. one basic problem all women face is the tendency of the party to shunt them off to women's activities. i should note that was it different political context for the word tea party than the one we have today. broder went on mrs. peterson fiercely resisted stereotyping and by sheer energy and capability won her rights to operate at the full range of her talents. her colleagues back in michigan also clearly agreed to. in 2

joining us now is former trial attorney, ellis cannon, publisher of the "pittsburgh sports report." thanks for joining us today. as davidiller was reporting earlier in our program, this story changes by the second. having said that, it does appear likely that some sort of litigation will be coming toward sandusky, and possibly the school along the lines of a civil lawsuit. do you expect it to be one by one or could it be a class action? >> it's going to depend on how things unfold in the criminal phase of this. there's a school of thought that says you jump on these cases as soon as you can. there's another that says let's see how the criminality is apportioned. i know this, that for about 10 of the last 14 days i've been on with fox, and we've talked a lot about the major themes, like tentacles, institutional control, we've talked about this going on for a decade. all of these right now are central to where we are today, including what might happen with respect to civil litigation. one thing we know for sure there will absolutely be civil litigation. this is going ultimately be a 10-year process before everything is sh

david lee miller, thank you. joining me on the phone is ellis cannon who is a pittsburgh-based sports katzer and a former -- sportsaster. and a former attorney. this guy mcqueary witnessed the rape, according to the indictment, he left immediately is what the grand jury indictment said and called his dad. his dad said, go talk to paterno, which he then did. the report said none of the coaches ever called police. then an e-mail surfaces in which this guy, mike mcqueary, wrote just this week from his friends, and i'm quoting from the e-mail: i did stop it -- because he was criticized for not stopping the rape -- i did stop it. not physically, but made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room. i did have discussions with police and with the official at the university in charge of police. so you heard david lee miller talk about how he did talk to one guy, but according to this e-mail that he wrote his friends, he says he also had discussions with police suggesting directly. now, you tell me, why would he be saying that and why would the police be saying something else? >> well, there may be two different reco

steve ellis is vice-president of taxpayers for common sense, where research is a legislative liaison and media spokesperson. steve formerly served as the united states coast guard officer. finally, david kendall, a senior fellow solve -- senior fellow for health and fiscal policy at third way. i note that mr. kendall served on president clinton pall's healthcare task force in 1993. with that, phil, i turn this over to you. >> thank you, brian. i like to begin by thanking in congratulating you and your chairman. stephen and you're very involved as well in the fight against earmarks. it is remarkable to have all washington organization actually accomplish your goal as thoroughly as you did yours. i can only hope that the new name of your organization will have the success on this crucial effort to set -- to end excessive government spending here in washington. i was just on any budgetary outlook, the problem is a spending problem, not a revenue problem. we have historic revenue levels without any legislated increases in taxes. i think if we do include tax increases, revenue increases, coercive in nature, that force people to pay more, that will cause themselves to fail. i don't think a

ellis is the vice president of tax payers for common sense where he serves as a legislative liaison and media spokesperson. steve formerly served as an officer in the united states coast guard. finally, david kendall is a fellow for fiscal policy at third away and among several interesting stops i know that mr. kendall served on president clinton's health care task force in 1993. thank you very much and with that i will turn this over to you. >> thank you very much, brian coming and i would like to begin by thanking and congratulating you and the chairman, joe rickett. the thing that is pretty remarkable to have a washington organization actually accomplish its goal as thoroughly as you did yours and gives a very important goal coming and i can only hope that the new name of your organization is also made out by success on this crucial effort to end excess of government spending here in washington, and i would suggest that based on pretty much any budgetary look the budget problem is a spending problem and is not a revenue problem. we are on track to reach historical revenue levels without any legislative increase and i think that is crucial to guide the super committee for word. i believe

ellis is the vice president of taxpayers for common sense, where he serves as a legislative liaison and media spokesperson. he formerly served as an officer in the united states coast guard. finally, davids a senior fellow for health and fiscal policy at third way and among several interesting stops on his career, he served on president clinton's health care task force in 1993. thank you very much. that, i will turn this over to you. >> thank you, brian. i like to begin by thanking in congratulating you and your chairman. stephen and you're very involved as well in the fight against earmarks. it is remarkable to have all washington organization actually accomplish your goal as thoroughly as you did yours. i can only hope that the new name of your organization will have the success on this crucial effort to set -- to end excessive government spending here in washington. i was just on any budgetary outlook, the problem is a spending problem, not a revenue problem. we have historic revenue levels without any legislated increases in taxes. i think if we do include tax increases, revenue increases, coercive in nature, that force people to pay more, that will cause themselves to fail. i don't