i want to bring in dean. dean, we were on the plane.eted, a black man and muslim man walk onto a plane,....and it was a funny moment. but what do you make of this moment we were talking about it's still the same thing, people are murdered by people of their own race. >> they are, but it's being brought up by conservatives to distract us from the trayvon martin story. that should be the focus right now. the facts of the case, should zimmerman be arrested? i think he should be. this is a distraction by people on the right. who i don't think care about black on black crime whatsoever. it's a distraction. same thing with rush limbaugh. the idea of attacking bill maher, saying rush is bad but bill is just as bad. i find this despicable and i think it's a distraction by the right. >> listen, i want to say to the entire panel here, when we talk about the case about racism, when we talk about media focus, whatever, it has nothing to do with the guilt or innocence of george zimmerman. no one is saying george zimmerman is guilty because we're cov

i want to bring in dean. is funny you and i were on a plane as a brown person and we tweeted a black man and a muslim man walk on to a plane, board a plane dot dot dot and it was a funny moment. what do you make of the conversation black on black and brown on brown crimes. it is the same thing. people are murder by pooim people of their own race. >> they are but to me, the idea this is a distraction resonates as true and despicable. it is brought up by conservatives to distract us from the trayvon martin story. that should be the focus the facts of the case, should zimmerman be arrested. of course i think he should be. but this is a distraction by people on the right. i don't honestly think care about black on black crime whatsoever. it is the same thing with rush limbaugh. different stakes involved but the idea of attacking bill maher saying rush was bad but bill maher is just as bad. it is a distraction from the true case. distraction from the trayvon martin case is despicable and a distrakts from the right

governor haley barbour and governor dean, thank you .ontinue the debate as the campaign rolls on. up next, the sunday pable on the trayvon martin case. justice denied or a rush to judgment. we'll be right back . ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> saying something to the effect. you are going to die now or you are die tonight. something to that affect. >> george zimmerman doesn't exhibit a broken nose or blood, he doesn't exhibit his clothes messed up. america can judge for themselves. >> chris: the lawyer for the family and shooter speaking out as the martin case gets bigger and more complicated and time now for the su

governor haley barbour and governor dean, thank you .tinue the debate as the campaign rolls on. up next, the sunday pable on the trayvon martin case. justice denied or a rush to judgment. we'll be right back . >> saying something to the effect. you are going to die now or you are die tonight. something to that affect. >> george zimmerman doesn't exhibit a broken nose or blood, he doesn't exhibit his clothes messed up. america can judge for themselves. >> chris: the lawyer for the family and shooter speaking out as the martin case gets bigger and more complicated and time now for the sunday group. bill kristol of the weekly standard and liz marlantes for the christian science monitor. and chip saltsman and fox news analyst juan williams. what do you make of the trayvon martin case. are you surprised that more than a month after the shooting that zimmerman was charged with nothing or is this a duke lacrosse case. >> the public is rushing to judgment and they are deciding to make it in a national political matter with a local and state law

far well asked me to be the dean. i declined. he asked me a second time, i decleaned ex-and when he asked me the third time i ultimately became the dean of the law school in 2006. >> host: do you have another book? >> guest: i have one book in the process of developing. one is about the freedoms we have in america and also about activism and motivation i've been very moved by reading biographies of wilber force and others like him, and so my desire is to ultimately education and empower a new generation to make our community and our world a better place. >> host: we have been talking with matt staver, dean of the liberty university law school. vice president of the university. also a professor of law and the author of this book "eternal vigilance: a complete handbook for defending your religious rights." >> guest: thank you. >> you're watching "book tv" on c-span2. >> "book tv" is at the annual conference here washington, dc, and we're joined by richard fenton, the co-author or this book, what would lincoln say. who is eric kraus

far well asked me to be the dean. i declined. he asked me a second time, i decleaned ex-and when he asked me the third time i ultimately became the dean of the law school in 2006. >> host: do you have another book? >> guest: i have one book in the process of developing. one is about the freedoms we have in america and also about activism and motivation i've been very moved by reading biographies of wilber force and others like him, and so my desire is to ultimately

>> i think dean has a point.said judd was not his friend because friends wouldn't judge -- criticize a friend. sometimes you have to tell the emperor he's not wearing any clothes. sometimes friends tell you the truth. there is a guy on his show, j.d., who said, why didn't you go to the tapings. i had work to do. j.d. is saying, i'm not interested in this. because i don't want to. >> the other thing that was just mentioned -- >> me thinks thou does protest too much. if you're this upset, a guy puts out one tweet, this its not your only tweet. you've been getting it from all corners. >> he's a bit sensitive, because he knows. he knows. >> not the first one he heard. >> judd apatow apologized afterwards and said, i'm howard stern's biggest fan. i don't know why howard made such a big deal. i think maybe howard wants a little press. that's part of it. don't forget -- he was the king of all media. he could get press doing anything. amazing. he's a little bit ignored on satellite radio. that's just life. >> joe was bas

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. >> what are your concerns as a dean and vice president about online, which? >> certainly the concern of anyone with regards to online is to make sure it is as rigorous as the residential program. one of the unique things about online program is that you are able to get experienced individuals in all walks of different areas of life that otherwise would not be full-time teachers because the ceos or business leaders were curious kinds of fields as an entrepreneur and they don't want to teach full-time that they will be about to be some of your top level experts that can teach on-line so we give them the opportunity to have interaction with them and we are very vigorous about the online program to make sure that there is parity in terms of the trigger and equality between that and the residential program. we have to be but we want to make sure that it maintains a high quality. >> when you say that liberty is a christian university, what does that mean to you? >> he said if its christian it ought to be better and we believe of course jesus christ as our lord and

i interrupted you, governor dean. isn't the president going to take a hit on gas prices? >> i think the president will take a small hit. i think most people understand that the president is not responsible for gas prices. i actually think the oil companies and the republicans will take a hit because of the vote we just had where the vote -- where the republicans sameoted to keep giving the big fat $4 billion a year subsidies to the oil companies. the president is not responsible for gas prices any more than president regan was responsible for gas prices or president bush was responsible for gas prices. the fact is oil production is higher today than it was when george bush left office. so it is true that it was cut back after the bp spill and with good reason and i think people in governor barbour's home state will tell you it was good reason but the fact of the matter is the president is not responsible for gas prices. the american people know it and there is more production today than there was four years ago. >> chris: governor barbour i want you to respond to governor

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i interrupted you, governor dean. isn't the president going to take a hit on gas prices?e president will take a small hit. i think most people understand that the president is not responsible for gas prices. i actually think the oil companies and the republicans will take a hit because of the vote we just had where the vote -- where the republicans sameoted to keep giving the big fat $4 billion a year subsidies to the oil companies. the president is not responsible for gas prices any more than president regan was responsible for gas prices or president bush was responsible for gas prices. the fact is oil production is higher today than it was when george bush left office. so it is true that it was cut back after the bp spill and with good reason and i think people in governor barbour's home state will tell you it was good reason but the fact of the matter is the president is not responsible for gas prices. the american people know it and there is more production today than there was four years ago. >> chris: governor barbour i want you to respond to governor dean but i al

dean reynolds has been covering that campaign. dean? >> reporter: scott, rick santorum never expected to do very well in maryland. instead he placed most of his bets on wisconsin where he was hoping to avoid the problems that have plagued him in other states. problems that we just spoke to him about on the campaign trail. senator, in all these mid western industrial states, you start out ahead in the polls and then you lose right at the finish line. how do you break that pattern? why does that pattern exist? >> i don't know, maybe $5 to $10 million running down negative ads driving down turnout might have something to do with. >> reporter: but that won't change. how do you break that pattern? >> we're working at it. i mean, look no one said this would be easy when you're going up against the money and the machine. the way governor romney has been able to win states is to drive down turnout by turning off voters and alienating people and getting historically low turnouts and winning in that fashion by running the overwhelmingly negative

>> i think dean has a point. judd was not his friend because friends wouldn't judge their friends. sometimes you have to tell the emperor he's not wearing clothes. there's a guy on his show, j.d., who said, why didn't you go to the tapings. j.d. is saying, i'm not inter t interested in this. because i don't want to. >> me thinks thou does protest too much. if you're this upset, this is not your only tweet. you've been getting it from all corners. >> he's sensitive. >> judd apatow apologized afterwards and said, i'm howard stern's biggest fan. i don't know why howard made such a big deal. i think he wants press. he was the king of all media. he could get press doing anything. he's a little bit ignored on satellite radio. >> he was trying to say get back to where you are. get back, howard. >> he should write a song, get back to where you once belonged. >> has howard stern jumped the shark? it's a legit question. you're a stern fan or you love him or hate him. right now, i'm ready to get rid of my sirius radio. >> e

howard dean, do you agree with rush limbaugh? >> no. not now or probably ever.t fluke. this has been going on three weeks in some of the polls. this is a disaster for romney. he can't get this back. what women will remember is that in the debates, in these 25 debates or wtever these guys have is that women were not on the radar screen except to treat them as if they were supposed to be in the kitchen. it is the most ridiculous argument on the republican side and it is shocking. the numbers among latinos are even worse. explain how you can alienate two of the largest groups in the country and expect to win the presidency. it's not going to happen. >> steve schmitt. the number for women overall. we were talking about women under 50 but for women overall it is president obama at 54 and romney 36. that's an 18-pnt gap. there's exactly a one-point gap between president obama and mitt romney among men. so it is a tie among men and an 18-point gap among women. if that keeps up, you don't have to know anything else. this thing's over. >> yeah, bad news. lawrence, this i

that is where dean reynolds is tonight. dean, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. well, the storm system is still playing itself out across the nation's midsection at this hour. and this town provides a good reason to remain alert. because the weather that hit woodward was both fickle and powerful, leaving most neighborhoods untouched but others in complete ruin. in the minutes after midnight as tragedy approached western oklahoma, a storm chaser got a look at the monster bearing down on woodward and yelled out a warning. >> woodward police, you need to be sounding your tore fad owe sirens now, everybody in woodward needs to take shelter. >> reporter: but the siren's transmitter was damaged by the twister and fell silent. many here were asleep. but a high school party was in full swing, and you can see the advice to run for cover was well-founded. with daylight, the measure of destruction was evident in this town of 12,000. kyle reynolds, assistant principal at woodward high school said the kids made it out of the prom safely but when he drove home, this is what he

. >> bill: wild guy howard dean has made an oracle out of me. his attacks on republicans are over the top and we pricketted it would happen. >> young people are just not going to vote for romney. >> unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly constituted and passed law. i'm pretty confident that this court will recognize that and not take that step. >> bill: president obama's criticisms of the supreme court have teed off a bunch of federal judges and the justice department was ordered to explain. megyn kelly will tell us what happened today. >> there will be justice for trayvon martin. >> bill: and an african american scholar says al sharpton is full of bologna that black teenagers are not afraid of whites they are afraid of other black teenagers. we have a controversial discussion. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. howard dean on the attack. that is the subject of this evening's talking

dean reynolds is covering his campaign. dean? >> reporter: scott, it looks like a difficult evening for rick santorum, similar to what he's faced in other states. we asked him about that during a campaign stop in wisconsin. senator, in all these midwestern industrial states you start out ahead in the polls and then lose at the finish line. how do you break that pattern and why does it exist? >> i don't know, maybe $5 to $10 million running down negative ads driving downturnout might have something to do with. >> reporter: but that won't change. how do you break that patern? >> we're working at it. no one said this would be easy when you're going up against the money and the machine. the way tkpwo *erpl has been abe to win states is to drive downturnout by turning off voters and alienating people and getting historically low turnouts and winning in that fashion by running the overwhelmingly negative campai campaign. >> reporter: for santorum it's on to pennsylvania where the april 24 primary will be held and where polls show that

i didn't know we were paying money until he called me and told me so, which i recorded to john dean. he was a white head doing an honest investigation. i was never in any of the meetings, coverup meetings if you go back, look at the stuff. i was being set up, you're right. bill bitman, hunt's lawyer came to see me in january. i agreed to see him because hunt asked me to. i was appalled by his approach. it was very heavy handed. and i cut him off. i said look, if you talk to me this way, i cannot help you. if you will just be quiet, i'll tell you what i want to do. as a friend, not to keep anybody quiet or anything else. i don't care about that. just as a friend, he should not go to prison because he was doing what he thought he was being told to do by the white house. so if he did go to prison, i would go to the president and ask for amnesty or pardon or ask for some relief. you have my personal assurance on that. that's not to hush you up or anything else, but it is only because he's a friend and i brought him in here, i feel responsible. i guess i knew he wasn't testifying -- no, i

dean reynolds is on the trai trail in milwaukee tonight. dean, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. well, the republican party establishment is talking as if the mantle of presumptive nominee has already descend and the shoulders of mitt romney. romney. but the negative attacks by his campaign on his rivals is leaving nothing to chance. mitt romney has been able to bag the big name endorsements lately. >> i think is time for people to all get behind this good man. >> reporter: he has the buzz from even unaffiliated republicans. >> i th >> i think he's going to be an excellent candidate. and i think that the chances are overwhelming that he will be our nominee. >> reporter: at the same time, romney is using his financial edge in trademark fashion. fashion. >> santorum's real weakness is the economy. >> reporter: and his events these day, romney mostly talks about the general election. >> the person you select on tuesday may well be the person who faces barack obama in the fall. >> reporter: but behind the scenes the super pa

dean reynolds is there with the latest. abuse behind bars-- ben tracy details the charges of brutal mistreatment inside america's largest county jail. and the bookkeeper. john blackstone takes us to meet the internet entrepreneur of every book ever published. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. a scandal may be brewinged in the u.s. secret service. several agents were recalled there colombia where they were part of an advance team preparing for president obama's arrival for a weekend summit there. senior white house correspondent bill plante is live in cartagena with allegations of misconduct, include prostitution. bill, good evening. >> reporter: jim, good evening. it's an exwargs incident which has distracted from the president's participation in the 33-nation summit of the americas. 11 or 12 members of the huge secret service contingent for the president's visit were sent home from colombia after a noisy altercation involving at least one prostitute. the

dean reynolds has the latest from milwaukee. and magic bird, a rivalry on the court that became a lasting friendship off it. now playing on broadway. now captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. we begin in burma where one gl ere n has triumphed against a military regime that for years tried to silence her. aung sung su chi was elected to parliament today, a vote that e fewnot remove the current d tornment from power with but does represent a ground breaking burma toctory. seth doane was among the few journalists allowed to enter burma for this historic vote. >> reporter: the celebration broke out tonight on the streets as supporters packed the area outside aung sung su chi's party suadquarters. >> i'm happy for the country. >> reporter: late this afternoon on opposition started to trickle startee felt she was watching wae than just election results. how does democracy feel? >> here, i don't know how this-- we don't get it much but i hope we can seize democracy and one day

. >> bill: wild guy howard dean has made an oracle out of me. his attacks on republicans are over the top and we pricketted it would happen. >> young people are just not going to vote for romney. >> unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly constituted and passed law. i'm pretty confident that this court will recognize that and not take that step. >> bill: president obama's criticisms of the supreme court have teed off a bunch of federal judges and the justice department was ordered to explain. megyn kelly will tell us what happened today. >> there will be justice for trayvon martin. >> bill: and an african american scholar says al sharpton is full of bologna that black teenagers are not afraid of whites they are afraid of other black teenagers. we have a controversial discussion. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. howard dean on the attack. that is the subject of this evening's talking

fred fielding was working in the john dean suite and friends, terrific guy, well respected since. i'm not sure he understood. but when i read the john dean book i came away feeling like there was a white house within a white house that i didn't know anything about. i didn't even know it existed. and i had come to believe that the white house can be more compartmentalized than you would think. look, i work for two or three years next to -- sitting next to mike dever in the west wing in the reagan administration. i knew mike had a glass of wine. i knew he liked terrific wine. i didn't know he was an alcoholic. i didn't know he had a dependency. there's a tendency i think if you're working in the white house to -- you're so focused on the job at hand and you have so much coming at you so fast that maybe you are blind to some things going on around you. there is a famous experiment psychologists have that putting a group of people in a room and saying we have a ball we're going to ask you to toss back and forth and we want you to toss this as fast as you can and count the number -- se