she and her ex-husband dick were ccllege sweethearts....i met dick, uh the first week offmy freshmanear of college. they married and had two sons. but over 37 years together, ttey grew apart. i had said to dick a coupll of times over the course of our marriage, one of us will get a econd ccance. i mean, we really did struggle. athena: it's interesting that you say thattone of us will you mean by that? well,,i meant uutil death do us part. you know, one of us after the other ied woold get a second pad. it is. i began to realize how saddthat was, that it of us deserved a second chance. they divorced last year. both saa it was amicable. dick now lives a few piles way, but still hhlps out with things around the four-bedroom house they once shared. there were some fundamental differences in the way we went through the world. we, i think are n many ways, petter friends now than we were when we had to live together. the whites' story is beccming more common. divorce rates for people over 50 more than doubled over the last 20 years. inn1990, fewer than 1 in 10 people who 2009 that figure was

dicks: thank you. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, let me thank the chair and ranking member. i have an amendment here that i believe should enjoy the bipartisan support on all sides, america being the land of the free and home of the brave, where liberty and justice for all is how we live and recite those words every day when we come to the floor to say the pledge of allegiance. this is an amendment that says in america, law enforcement will respect the individual dignity of each person and operate on the basis of what would indicate criminal behavior, not race, not national origin, not religion. the leaders of four separate important caucuses in this congress have come together and are in support. that includes the congressional progressive caucus, congressional black caucus, congressional hispanic caucus and the congressional asia pacific island caucus and all say this is an important thing for all of us to support. everyone here in this body appreci

here we are now months away from the two thousand and twelve election months away from knowing if dick morris was correct back in two thousand and eight the barack obama would become today's herbert hoover and the republican party would finish its comeback if they succeed then it will be a sad day for the united states a day when we all learn that america a major political party could commit treason could sabotage our economy could throw millions of americans out of their homes and out of work just for political gain and actually succeed let's hope they don't get away with it. that's it for the big picture tonight and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active tag your cynics with. a mission of free accreditation free zones for charges free arrangement free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media and on to our teton tom. wealthy british science. writing. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headline

armey, you should mind your words, dick armey. words, sir. >> in what way did i insult him. >> i might have disagreed with george bush but never spoke about him in those terms, sir. shame on you, dick armey. >> what did i say? he had a limited skill set. nobody believes he has any credible understanding of the economy. >> i like those kinds of limited ski skills. cut taxes. >> 506 i want to be in the political debate. i want obama to come home and start working with congressional leadership. the only way you're going to solve this family wealth drop, which unfortunately is now back over 20 years, that's how much it's fallen, is to grow the economy. i call it big bang growth. big bang growth. we need obama to do big bang growth. if he doesn't, will mitt romney, does he have a schedule for big bang growth? how confident are you on that side? >> i think he understands what's wrong with the american economy. what will he do in the beginning? >> if romney, he set a target. this is very important to me. he set a 4%, 5%, 6% target where

>> dick: and the crowd on its feet. [ applause ] >> dick: ground ball to shortstop. crawford pulls out soren -- throws out soriano and the giants win it 2-1. matt cain with his sixth straight victory goes to 6-2 on the year. he threw 117 pitches, the most he has thrown in any game. romo gets the save. garza, tough loss for him. as the giants send the cubs to their ninth straight road loss. giants go to 29-24. remain four games behind the dodgers who won today. wish. we'll be right back. [ alarm beeping, motor revving ] [ motors revving ] ♪ [ motor turns over ] [ liquid pouring ] [ chain saw buzzing ] [ male announcer ] what if everything ran on gas? then again, what if everything didn't? the 100% electric, zero-gas nissan leaf. innovation for the planet. innovation for all. ♪ >>> welcome to the fox saturday baseball post game show. greg, harold an dan. the giants get a win. matt cain victorious with little run support. >> that is the theme. he goes to the mound. knowing i got it down and i'm not getting offense. >> two runs of support. he gets three or four runs and

dick armey, bill paxon, steve largent, saxby chambliss, john sununu, lindsey graham, tom coburn, susan molinari, john kasich, bill zellef, and i know i've missed some. >> guest: right. c-span: almost -- other than tom delay and a couple of others, the team that you started out with are gone. >> guest: well, you know, that happens in congress today. people used to say, well, you know, you go to congress, those people are there forever. the term limit -- you know, the term limit issue and all those things that we talked about -- you know, the average -- i don't know what exactly the average term of a congressman, but it used to be for a long time. today, it's probably eight years or ten years is the average time that a person stays here. and they cycle off and do something else. a lot of those folks that you mentioned are either in the senate or headed for the senate so i mean, they step up and do other things. saxby chambliss and lindsey graham, and coburn's running for the senate, and others. so you know, there's other careers, too. c-span: tom coburn did this show once, and it was --

up to skills to support dick advocaat some men before they're over against the czechs. were finally the fastest man on earth the same bolt has once again proved he will be the one to catch at next month's london olympics as the jamaican stole the show at the latest diamond league. meeting in norway well the world record holder is also known for his habit of showing off before the races and this time he entered saying the crowd by entering the biz that stadium in a custom built car however the olympic champion was less impressive out of the blocks for his one hundred meter run compadre powell led the way by the bolts final push so that's what a five year old will just by six hundreds of a second eclipse in nine point seven two nine of some of the results but still a far cry from nine point four which is colts plan for the ones and games. that's all the sport i have for now but our you tube channel is available to you at any time just look for artsy sports news and thank you for watching. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not scandals. find out what's really

dad looked at dick and said dick, how did butch screw up that tiger woods deal. and i mean the whole church just cracked up. and it was the post beautiful thing because it got everybody celebrating dick's life for how good he was. well, what i said when i got up there is that i couldn't have stood before you today, the person i am, the success i am if it wasn't for my little brother. >> rose: he was there for me. >> he was there for me more than i could ever, ever begin to tell you. >> rose: so let me ask you this. how could you screw up the tiger woods thing? >> well, the tiger wods thing was very interestingment i started with tiger when he was 17. his father earl brought him to me. hi just got a lot of recognition because greg norman had won the british open in '93. and hi done a revamp on greg's swing and earl kind of enjoyed the things that he had seen in that. and tiger was in houston where i wasment i was director of a golf club in houston. and he had just lost a match in the u.s. amateur that was player of the champions, last match he would ever lose in t

dick morris, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> coming up, a lot to come up ton. the attorney general of the united states was found in criminal contempt of congress only a few short hours ago. we will have much more on that vote, and also the supreme court's decision on the house majority leader, eric cantor joins me, a prime time exclusive interview. that's coming up next. and much more straight ahead. flush [ male announcer ] if a phone rings at your car insurance company and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's around to answer your call, do you make a sound? the answer is probably "yes" [ growling ] and "like a howler monkey." unless you're calling esurance. they have live humans on the phones to help 24/7. so you might make different sounds, like happy human sounds. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> we have seen this law increase costs, and we are committed to changing that. we are committed

all in all though the camp is in very good mood and dick advocaat says there won't be new nerves when the team play the czech republic you know i think of you. and your work hard to do so for. and as you know we really enjoy what we are doing. a decent cyber know manch a great team of two thousand and four which managed to get finals of the euro two thousand and four championships in portugal where they possess players of a caliber of young and medved but nevertheless for a very workman like side and have style names such as thomas ries he'd ski. and they have the potential certainly to cause rusher a few problems but again if the russians play to anything like their ability and they can reap capture of a form of a friendly win against italy is no reason they can't get their euro two thousand and twelve campaign off of a perfect stars reach of onboard fleet r.c. of poland. well the czechs will have to make a late decision on the fitness of their striker. but are expected to start with playmaker thomas in midfield who had been sidelined with injury and the arsenal man is wary of russia

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. ♪ do you know why i stay with you, dick? yes, i do know.e no income of your own, that's why. i could've been drinking these for years! explain to me again how gay marriage is gonna tear this country apart! [overlapping shouting] merry christmas, mother. merry christmas, jackie. (dick) tomorrow night i'm gonna take you to a cathouse. (mitch) i hate cats. (dick) you'll learn to love them. (liz) it was ridiculous to lie to him that long anyway! (mitch) my life is ruined! >> stephen: tonight, the u.n. makes a surprising announcement-- those translating headphones-- they're playing lynard skynard. ( laughter ). and my guest, alan alda, has challenged scientists to explain fire to an 11-year-old. that's easy-- try explaining an 11-year-old to fire. laugh facebook stock continues to plummet. people started selling once they found out their mom bought it, too. ( laughter ) this is the colbert report. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) applause ) >>> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! step

>> please, dick. i keep referring -- >> ambassador schifter. absolutely. a mike. >> one thing that has struck me in connection with the present situation regarding the concerns about syria is that in february 1982, 30 years ago, i represented the united states at the u.n. human rights commission. and assad's father killed in all likelihood more people than have been killed so far this year. the news came in. i did not have any instructions from the department on this. when we had our western caucus meeting the following day, i raised the issue of what we're going to do about syria. the response was zero. zero. nobody paid attention. this is all the europes and the canadians, australians. the western clubs. nothing. no response. and then i kept pushing it, and if i may say so, a few days later i got the word from nea, stop it. >> stop it. >> i think dick's pointing out something really important which is, again, i said the culture of the building has changed. i think the culture of the world has changed. that in those days when you had a few dozen democraci

nixon dick nixon stands up and says a few words and gets the heck out of dodge and and they raise the money when he runs for the california senate he does the same thing and the other important thing here i mean there's so much important new bombshell information but it's so relevant to today because you know when we look at things like that wisconsin election i mean it's just the these techniques unlike those fake robo calls and anything you want to call campaign dirty tricks when you see candidates making outrageous claims against people like obama over their opponents those things all originated with richard nixon he perfected the template that republicans and conservatives used day in races and they work and it's sad to say i would love to dig a little deeper into that region. sure stick around more of tonight's special wednesday edition of conversations the great minds right after the break. wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred global financial headlines. the official. from the.

dick morris, good to see you.s for being with us. >> thank you. >> coming up, a lot to come up ton. the attorney general of the united states was found in criminal contempt of congress only a few short hours ago. we will have much more on that vote, and also the supreme court's decision on the house majority leader, eric cantor joins me, a prime time exclusive interview. that's coming up next. and much more straight ahead. flush chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. [ male announcer ] aggressive styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the 2012 c-class with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. of single mile credirds. battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] or too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card, you'll earn doubl

first we'll hear remarks from outgoing republican senator dick luger. that's outgoing republican senator dick luger. during his 20 minutes remarks he talks that u.s. foreign aid money is going to climate change programs over traditional education or food assistance programs. after that, we'll hear from the presidents of liberia, malawi and kosovo on developing their countries and a discussion on relief work in afghanistan, haiti, somalia and iran. dick luger is introduced by ravij shah. >> thank you for that introduction and hosting us for these next few days but for the deep and meaningful relationship that georgetown has displayed in partnering to produce frontiers in development. it's been a team effort with the georgetown team and development experts so thank you very much. i also want to take a moment to recognize that this really is an example of a wonderful public/private partnership with partners like the gates foundation, hewlett foundation and macarthur foundation coming together to recognize the changes and we have a chance to be more creativ

dick beck man reports the number of -- brennan reports the number of survivors has more to do with a growing population. >> reporter: jerry is a cancer survivor but it's been a long road. she's battled breast cancer three times. >> i never thought i would get breast cancer again. >> reporter: the 67-year-old is one of 13.7 million americans living with a history of cancer, while cancer rates are decreasing in the u.s., a new american cancer society report shows the number of cancer survivors will jump to almost 18 million in the next decade. >> the population of older people that tends to get cancer is growing in the united states. >> we've also had major advances in treatment of many cancers. >> reporter: nearly half of all survivors are 70 years or older and the majority are living five or more years since diagnosis. many people go on to have normal healthy lives after cancer. but some will face physical charges and long-term side effects from treatment. >> it's increasingly recognized that cancer survivors are a special population. and that they need attention in the medical commu

scalia's the justice who went on a hunting trip back in two thousand and five with vice president dick cheney the night before tea or the week before actually deciding the case against dick cheney and then ruling in his favor scalia also want to hunting trip with the dean of the kansas law school and then agreed to hear two cases in which the very same dean was the lead attorney according to federal law any justice must recuse himself from a case where his or her impartiality might be question like justice alaina kagan just did in the arizona immigration case because she was the u.s. solicitor general in the federal government so the arizonan and just like house just the same chase refused to recuse himself in cases dealing with his political allies the federalists ultimately leading to his impeachment justice scalia is guilty of the same this behavior chase was also slammed for campaigning on behalf of john adams but scalia today has attended and spoke at a political conventions hosted by the koch brothers major supporters and founders of today's modern republican tea party party and

dick morris joins us author of the big best seller "screwed." you saw that little impromptu press avail on the campaign plane. i imagine prom any was on that plane and i would have liked to have seen him nevertheless sometimes you send out spokes people and there you have t it. what did you make of that response? >> it's just a bad spokesman filibustering his lines. romney has always supported the arizona law. look, romney has had a run during june that is unbelievable. his favorability is up. unfavorability is down. obama's job approval is down about 5 points. the rasmussen pole the most reliable consistently now romney had every single day usually by 3 to 5 points. this has been a terrible month for obama and a great month for romney. so i'm not going to nitpick it. actually, his job is to not be threatening, not be strident and not get in the way of obama losing. >> laura: dick, i hear you. i have got to interrupt you here. being not try jent doesn't mean being not clear. right? i think people are looking -- >> -- spokesman was wrong. he supp

percent recording group a has been ended after a one one draw with poland but not all is lost for dick advocaat side as space still remain top of the group after two games or everything could have been so much better for the russians after hours ago it had given them the lead as moscow striker grabbed his first goal of the tournament were fine headed goal from a free kick or just says within the manchu of the czech republic russia did start slowly as the poles were on top but unfortunately they weren't able to turn their possession into goals and then struggle support russia going into the half time break or coming out after halftime russia continued to dominate and really could have had quite a few more goals but unfortunately their position and numerous times that goal weren't able to beat the polish goalkeeper and out of nothing really i mean poland hungary created by march. had a very swift counterattack i mean poland a very good team going forward and of course ski has been an excellent form. in the german bunds as leader struck a fine efforts from just outside the penalty area wh

she and her ex-husband dick were college sweethearts. >> i met dick the first week of my freshman yearllege. >> reporter: they married and had two sons, but over 37 years together they grew apart. >> i had said to dick a couple of times over the course of our marriage one of us will get a second chance. we really did struggle. >> it's interesting that you said one of us will get a success chance. i meant until death do us part, one of us, after the other died we'd get a second chance. i began to realize how sad that was that that really was sad and that both of us deserved a second chance. >> reporter: they divorced last year. both say it was amicable. dick now lives a few miles away, but still helps out around the four get room house they once shared. >> there were fundamental differences in the way we went through the world. we, i think, are in many ways better friends now than we were than when we had to live together. >> reporter: the story is becoming more common. divorce rates for people over 50 more than doubled over the last 20 years. in 1990 fewer than 1 in 10 people who divor

i watched him in the 2004 campaign when quite frankly we should have picked dick gephardt for vice president. i went up to his debate practice. he wasn't ready for that debate. he had to go back to his room. and elizabeth had to make him study. >> and anyway, thank you, bob shrum, and i love when you are sympathetic to the young people of the world. >> oh, stop. >> i'm off i know it. but bob rumsfeld is back, and he is wanting the president to get to policy, and i believe that the president has a better foreign policy than rummy. this is "hardball," a place for

speaking and then you will have dick morris unplugged.hat means the program actually never ends tonight. so please get a little nap in and you'll join us tonight until the wee hours of the morning with our favorite friend dick morris. now there's book signings still. check out those in your program. all of those details are there. and last but not least remember to join us for a great celebration at the end of the conference. we still have a few more tickets available for our gala dinner. so make sure you go to the registration and get those tickets in hand for the gala dinner event. and with that, i'll continue the program with others. [ applause ] i'm just kidding. i've got a book to give out. it's going to go over here on stage right whoever wants to get this one first. ♪. language, please welcome the chairman of the faith and freedom coalition, dr. ralph reed. >> i'm not going to be using the chalkboard, by the way. i wouldn't dare touch glenn beck's change board. our next speaker is one of the nation's leading multimedia personalitie

football now and it looks like a russia coach dick of a caught has a foot in that squad to choose from the head of their opening game against the czech republic at the european championships in poland. striker on public shango and goalkeeper even taken fave had struggled with leg injuries but both were back in training with the rest of the team on wednesday as all twenty three players flexed their muscles at their base in that sound. they also played a training match that saw genco fly in the back of the net to look and see moscow man who was russia's top scorer at the euro two thousand and eight with three goals to his name. all botswana of the czech squad were in training in the bronx love on wednesday milan bar sitting this one out of us or vice striker as a muscle problem in his leg but should be fit enough to resume training the czechs have played russia only once before and that was at euro ninety six and saw the czechs come back from three mil down to snatch a droll and qualify for the quarterfinals. dick advocaat announced that he's to step down after the euro it's once it's al

be carful you saying it's been a dream star for russia at the european football championships dick ofthe kids charges dominating the czech republic for one to move top of group a following the opening day in poland and ukraine rich of import was watching the action forcing of rotfl. russia's preparations about three weeks ago played free warm up matches in that final warm up match for big italy which is a really big confidence boost for the team and it really in relaxed mood since both landed in warsaw and travelled to here down here are all slow of the game itself in the rush of a really dominated from around the fifteen minute mark didn't start to well after they really took a stranglehold of a game the attacking trio of under their shot and islands ago of an alexander character called really causing offense no end of problems it was really no surprise but russia did eventually manage to open the scoring for about. i would go to up later in the first half of the czechs did manage to pull a goal by but even intervention of roman public really did give the russians a boost and he prov

>> coming up, first senate foreign relations committee ranking member dick lugar and later a look at development and relief work abroad. out going republican senator dick lugar are said he is concerned that foreign aid money is going to climate change programs. this is about 25 minutes. [ applause ] >> good morning. and thank you president for that kind introduction and for not just hosting us for these next few days but for the deep and meaningful partnership that georgetown has displayed in produce frontiers in development. it has been a team effort with the team and thought leaders and the experts that are part of the georgetown family so thank you very much. i also want to take a moment to recognize that this is an example of a public-private partnership with the foundations all coming together to recognize that development is changing and we have the unique opportunity to craft a new approach if we come together and listen carefully and are more creative in our efforts going forward. we didn't try to set out and produce an opening panel with five female heads of state. that that

uncle dick, i love seeing you as always. ladies and gentlemen. in the twilight of his life, dad often asked to reflect on his legacy. and how he thought historians would judge his decades of public service. his consistent response surprised many. certainly dad was proud of how he healed our nation following the greatest constitutional crisis since the civil war. and he was equally proud of the example of bipartisan leadership he set in congress and as president. but part of his legacy about which dad was proudest was the group of men and women that formed the core of his administration. who then went on to serve the american people with exceptional and distinguished service. and no one, absolutely no one, better illustrates dad's pride in this remarkable group than our special guest today. our guest with his unusual humility often describes with amazement when dad summoned him into the commerce department to become one of dad's closest advisors. but rest assured, dad knew exactly why this humble texan was so extraordinary. he went on to serve dad