that is the derrick bell i know. a man of courage, conviction, always standing up for justice, didn't matter who it was. he accepted people as they were. >> sarah palin called your deceased husband a racist. i need you to respond to that. >> outrageous, an outrage, there is no other thing to say about that. but you know, unfortunately some people will say anything, but what concerns me as much as that is just this drum beat of negativity that you get from hannity, rush limbaugh, and even bill o'reilly. where are the good people who will speak up on the right side, you know? there should be moderate right people or moderate republicans who speak up and say this is not right. >> what they are saying about your husband is totally false. >> yes, it is. >> here is bill o'reilly, speaking of him. >> would it be fair for me to say professor bell is -- >> wait. >> investigation says he doesn't like white people. >> did he ever say that, that he didn't like white people very much? >> no, i think the number of students of his

that is the derrick bell i know. accepted people as they were. >> sarah palin called your deceased husband a racist. i need to you respond to that. >> outrageous, there is an outrage, no other thing to say. but you know, unfortunately, some people will say anything, but what concerns me as much as that is just this drum beat of negativity that you get from hannity. rush limbaugh. and even bill o'reilly to buy into this kind of thing. where are the good people who are going to speak up on the right side? there should be moderate right people or moderate republican who say this is not right. >> what they are saying about your husband is totally false. >> yes, it is. >> here is bill o'reilly, speaking of himful. >> would it be fair to say professor bell is anti-white? he doesn't like white people very much? >> did he ever say that, he didn't like white people very much? >> i think the number of students at whose weddings he officiated because they asked him, he's beloved by all students, all races, and all background, i

and derrick bell is the jeremiah wright of academia.ory called critical race theory which holds that the civil rights movement was a sham and that white supremacy is the order and it must be overthrown. >> that is a complete misreading. i'll stop you there for a second. then i'll let you continue. that is a complete misreading of critical race theory. that's an actual theory. you could google it and someone would give you a good definition. >> in what way is it a critical misreading? can you explain to me? explain to your readers what it is. >> i'm going to ask you to continue on. i'm just going to point out that that is inaccurate. tell me what the bombshell is. >> wait a minute. you've made a claim that my characterization of critical race theory is the opposite of martin luther king is. >> critical race theory looks into the intersection of race and politics and the law and as a legal academic who would study this and write about it he would advance the theory about what exactly happened when the law was examined in terms of racial p

. >> yesterday fox news had this conspiracy involving derrick bell. he's passed away and has been raised from the dead by fox news and every aspect of his personal achievement working from difficult circumstances working himself up is completely rubbished. we're supposed to refer to him as a radical, is that right? >> apparently so. we're talking about derrick bell and the victimhood of sarah palin. we're talking about all of these other issues. the main things the republicans have been running on since 2009 is the economy. the economy is by all measures doing better and could be doing much better three, four months from now and maybe at least the administration is hoping by november. they have to do something, talk about something to gin up some kind of questions in the mind of voters before they go to the polls. >> they scrape the bottom of the barrel? >> of course. of course, they do. >> julian, is anyone thinking clearly about what it means to rally around and protect rush limbaugh? >> i think until the republican leadership repudiates, they have

>> derrick bell was a radical. derrick bell was the jeremiah wright of academia. >> jon: oh! it wasn't a hug at all. it was a terrorist chest bump. and while not everybody did consider derrick bell a radical, most did consider him the first tenured black professor at harvard la's history. the point is he did have trefertional vah points and barack obama was actively supporting him, not necessarily on his controversial viewpoints but on tape. and it looked like their nipples touched. (laughter) >> jon: which brings to us our tape. who is sean hannity? because as he has shown us in the facebook era, you are who you like. whether that person be an admitted perjurer. >> back with colonel olver north. >> jon: a convicted watergate burglary. >> g gordon you must have had a rough time with those guards in prison. >> jon: or whether it be a man what stomped another man to death in cleveland. >> don king, how are you. >> jon: only in america. or whatever this is. >> you don't get the obama he's a piece of [bleep]-- let's hear it. you-- . >> that was friend of freak guest on the progra

he's here to respond to sean hannity's attacks on him and his friend, derrick bell.riend, derrick bell. stay tuned. was thought up and t and run to save people money? what if that company was born online, with tools and apps to make people feel like geniuses? and what if that company was now backed by the stability and reliability of allstate? well, what if that company was esurance and this wasn't just a bunch of hypothetical questions? could be cool-ish. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >>> we revealed the video that by their very own admission, friends of barack obama have been keeping under lock and key. >> oh, lock and key, does it every time. welcome back do "the ed show," that is sean hannity with the big news about a video of president obama hugging a college professor, derrick bell. what we haven't focused on, until this broadcast, is hannity's conviction how another professor, charles ogletree, kept the video under lock and key. >> it's interesting in 2011, another professor at harvard, professor ogletree, actually played the tape an

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and it's time foritous investigate the words and actions of derrick bell and how they relate to presidentbama's ideology. >> caller: we did call professor ogletree, but we have acorn and community organization, ayers, zorn and we are wright and on top of that, we also have very little information about his time in both harvard and columbia and a thesis. the question is, i think the challenge for the media, and maybe i was right in 2008 and journalism or old journalism is dead and maybe this is the rise of new journalism, is there a lot more to expect from you? final question. >> oh, yeah. we have plenty more and a lot will be released next week. >> caller: we will beire airing it right here. profess ogletree refused our invitation to respond. we have reaction to these tapes and then president obama ignores a reporter's attempt to ask about a super pac donation from bill maher. but he's not the only one avoiding questions. we have hilarious footage. democratic lawmakers asked about bill maher and whether or not the president's pac should return the mon e. wait until you see them -- well --

derrick bell wrote this essay called space traders. it was based on his thought that civil rights movement was moderate and didn't go far enough. he thought what would happen if aliens came to the united states and they offered to absolve of our national debt if we sold them black americans as jews stood by and for selling them black americans as slaves they would give us gold and we would pay off our national debt and reagan was depicted as a slave trader, it sounds polarizing with me. >> what i would say to that is this is 17 years ago. he wasn't president at the time. he's a young -- like many students probably trying out all sorts of radical thoughts and ideas and harvard is known like many universities for coming up with all sorts of crack pot hypotheticals. that's the point of harvard. why are we all making such a fuss about barack obama getting radical in college? who cares. >> law school. law school. >> law school, college, university, it's all the same thing. >> if i may jump in here, i was radical in college. i went to prince

there has been race yich, yeah, whatever, but the president and professor derrick bell are responsibleonsensical. >> derrick bill, who is deceased. >> in october. >> he worked at the justice department following the brown versus board of education. he was first tenured black professor at harvard, this was an accomplished man. does he deserve this? no one deserves this. no one deserves this. >> i spoke to two people today, one an academic and one is a politician. one of them did know professor bell, the one thing you would know about his pursuit for equality, it was done with courtesy and respect at all times and now, they've chosen as it were to raise him from the dead and dress up all of his achievements as if he's a lunatic and raging extremist. >> i'm curious about how president obama or any black man would have done in a leadership role before the civil war. >> that would have been an interesting thing to discover. >> what is sarah palin talking about? >> as you know, history isn't her finest and most important skill. >> or sticking to the job. >> but the other thing about this, i

latest non-story a nine hundred ninety one video of a young barack obama introducing professor derrick bell to a rally to give an african-american woman professor tenure and since professor bell is an african-american and this video proves that barack obama is indeed a radical just as sean hannity. ok anyhow so if president obama is a radical for having a black professor then what other past president might have their way into radicalism a george w. bush clearly seen here how his way into islamic fundamentalism with the saudi prince we've even had a nice sweet kiss on the lips ronald reagan seen here hugging his way into being a communist sympathizer with gorbachev or thomas jefferson who knew and worked with louis the sixteenth and most likely how does when to be coming to french. i'm going to go another the ball of the most radical move was when obama the president of general electric and gave them that sweetheart tax abatement deal that was much worse than any other and she had been in charge of mr jobs thing not as much worried about the hug had he done the terrorist fist bump with prof

my problem is not that he hugged derrick bell it sways running the country right now i don't care about alinsky i don't care about reverend wright i don't care about their i care about right now so as opposed to the joe part yeah i hear oh ok yeah so my clients are is that it would be jimmy carter who was caught hugging really nelson and thus must be a pro pock radical right which god there you are you i'm with i think it's time for us to reexamine those laws david sam mike thank you all for thank you very much for having me thomas a real pleasure of seeing these opulent artsy security if you richard. a free yell about wanting to be free from the government you really need to understand exactly what freedom means case in point fifty six year old mary brown of florida mary is a small business owner and the lead plaintiff any case challenging the constitutionality of president obama's health reform law the affordable care act also known as obamacare mary herself doesn't have health insurance according to her lawyer doesn't want it doesn't want to have to provide her employees with it and

derrick bell is the jeremiah wright of academia.rely falls short of his standards, doesn't it. >> i'd like to order a big nothing burger with nothing on the side. i can't imagine a scoop being less scoopy than this. i hate to say this, i think the big scoop they have here is that barack obama once hugged a black man. >> that's still pretty offensive to some of them. >> they keep -- the serious issue that they are trying to raise is that barack obama has hung out with black radical who is have a racial driven view of the world and that's affected his policies in, i don't know, bailing out detroit. it's the breitbart group that tries to racify politics with this big nothing burger that's ir relevant in what's going on. they are the ones that seem completely obsessed with obama and race. >> the two characters that appeared representing the breitbart company in this video last night kept saying that the media has been very easy towards the president on these issues. i can recollect myself and others covering story and challenging the pr

and to junk him, in derrick bell in with jeremiah wright i think also is unfair.urthermore, quickly, i think this is a sign of desperation that the seize on an old video clip like this. >> bill: it's not getting much traction. >> and rightfully so. >> bill: geraldo rivera, everybody. harvard should have admitted you know. it would have been a lot more fun for me if you would have been there i wouldn't have been nearly as bored: lou dobbs on whether the oil company should be investigated for price gouging. later, update on michigan woman who won a million bucks at michigan lottery still cashed her food stamps. coming right back. >> announcer: announcing the first identity theft protection company that helps stop thieves from taking over your bank account and making it their own. because you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity, turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. >> h >> hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just a little information and they can

and to junk him, in derrick bell in with jeremiah wright i think also is unfair.re, quickly, i think this is a sign of desperation that the seize on an old video clip like this. >> bill: it's not getting much traction. >> and rightfully so. >> bill: geraldo rivera, everybody. harvard should have admitted you know. it would have been a lot more fun for me if you would have been there i wouldn't have been nearly as bored: lou dobbs on whether the oil company should be investigated for price gouging. later, update on michigan woman who won a million bucks at michigan lottery still cashed her food stamps. coming right back. [ male announcer ] strip away t styling. strip away the rearview monitors, tv screens, bluetooth, and even the cup holders. you know what's left? the only s.u.v.s with american-built f-alpharuck frames. the ruggedly capable pathfinder, xterra, armada. nissan. innovation for all. ♪ i don't know... i forget. hello, neighbors. hey, scott... perfect timing. feeding your lawn need not be so fficult. get a load of this bad boy. sweet! this snap spreader

the video shows a speech barack obama gave defending the actions of professor derrick bell, the first black tenured professor. he was staging a protest over harvard failing to offer tenure to women of color. in the video president obama is praising bell. >> engaging us in a conversation. speaking the truth and telling us the things we have to learn of this place and i carried with me ever since. >> the breitbart.com editor say it is selectivelied and buzzby denies the claim. >>> advertisers are pulling the plug onrush limbaugh. 42 advertisers and radio stations have left the conservative radio host. the actions began after limbaugh made insydney year comments about a georgetown law student who testified in front of congress in favor of coverage for birth control. limbaugh told listeners that there is nothing to worry about, and he will be around for a longtime. >>> a meandering gray whale wandered into san francisco bay. it was seen enjoying itself in the sun and the surf about a mile in the golden gate. it is probably on its annual spring migration from baja california to alaska. the

but you know, i'm smiling because i want to lift up the memory of derrick bell. he left a great legacy, not just to me and our family, but my husband was -- if he were here today, he would be standing up for sandra flock. gloria steinem once named him an honorary woman. he's a man of courage, of conviction, and he was always standing up for justice. it didn't matter who it was and he accepted people as they were. my husband was a war veteran and he was a patriot and what he tried to do is make this country stand up to the ideals that he believed in with his whole heart. derrick thought the ideas fair play, equality, opportunity, those are things that should be shared. everybody should get a shot at the american dream. >> each night veteran talk host ed schultz and his guests debate and discuss the most important issues affecting americans. watch week nights at 8:00 eastern only on ms fb schls nbc place for politics. >>> the american soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians could face execution if convicted. he will be tried under the u.s. military legal cod

the video shows a speech barack obama gave defending the actions of professor derrick bell, the firsted professor. he was staging a protest over harvard failing to offer tenure to women of color. in the video president obama is praising bell. >> engaging us in a conversation. speaking the truth and telling us the things we have to learn of this place and i carried with me ever since. >> the breitbart.com editor say it is selectivelied and buzzby denies the claim. >>> advertisers are pulling the plug onrush limbaugh. 42 advertisers and radio stations have left the conservative radio host. the actions began after limbaugh made insydney year comments about a georgetown law student who testified in front of congress in favor of coverage for birth control. limbaugh told listeners that there is nothing to worry about, and he will be around for a longtime. >>> a meandering gray whale wandered into san francisco bay. it was seen enjoying itself in the sun and the surf about a mile in the golden gate. it is probably on its annual spring migration from baja california to alaska. the people luck

the video shows a hug between harvard law school student barack obama and professor derrick bell. y. on this show he implied or nearly said that bell was a radical because he helped develop his theory. we got into debate about what critical race theory is. that's a complete misreading. i'll let you continue. that's a complete misreading of critical race theory. that's an actual theory. you could google it. that's not correct. >> in what way is it a critical misreading? explain to your readers what critical race theory is. >> i'm going to ask you to continue on. i'll point out that is inaccurate. tell me what the bombshell is. >> you made a claim that my characterization of critical race theory as opposite of martin luther king is inaccurate. you tell your viewers that. >> critical race theory looks into the intersection of race and politics and the law. as a legal academic who would study this and write about this, he would advance the theory about what exactly happened when the law was examined in terms of racial politics. there's no white supremacy in that. it's a theory. academi

the professor's name, derrick bell. he was the first black tenured professor at harvard. they were protesting the lack of diversity of harvard staff at the time. so the website claims news media and professors intentionally suppressed the tacpes during th 2008 election with radical leftists. ben shapiro says this is the smoking gun and only the beginning. >>> so ben shapiro will actually join bsoledad at 8:00 a.m. >> there had been all those warnings before breitbart died that this was going to come out so i'm surprised. there you go. >> some of this is aired before so it's not that surprising. i'm kind of interesting to see wham this is all about. >> the conspiracy theorists jumped all over this and suggested this might have been something behind breitbart's death. i don't think that's going to end any time soon. we want to mind your business at 8 minutes past 5:00 a.m. the u.s. markets bouncing back after their worst loss of the year on tuesday. it was super tuesday but not for the markets. the dow, nasdaq, s&p on wednesday had some strong gains though getting a boost f

bell with your espn news update. and we go to the nba. couple of big games in the eastern conference. bulls and magic. chicago, without derrick rose. first quarter, orlando, they have dwight howard. and that's working out pretty well. 18 points, 12 rebounds. magic up by three. later on, john lucas off the bench, sticks the three. i said, john lucas. one more time. he had 20 points. bulls lead 22-14. second quarter we go. they're up by six. carlos boozer had a good game. fading away. bulls up 30-22. in the third, boozer will not quit. 24 points, 13 rebounds. bulls up 59-46. fourth quarter, lucas finds joakim noah. all on glen davis. bulls win, 85-59. >>> to atlanta, we go. josh smith and the hawks take on the celtics. down low and he goes. punching it home. fourth quarter, mickael pietrus off the inbounds. beats his man. celtics up by one. ray allen. balling. he was not done. finished with 19 points, 4 of 6 from deep. celtics up 73-58. later on, teague, with the hawks down by three. could it go? the answer was no. it was an air-ball. celtics win, 79-76. >>> i'm don bell. and that's your espn news update. >> take me to thursday. can'