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dick cheney can't stand the fact that his side lost the election, dick.hat he and his neocons are under assault and in retreat, thank god. he's saying president obama is picking second class people. we'll be right back with the story of dick cheney. >>> also the white party. how did the gop become the home office for conservative whites? a fascinating new story in "the new republic" argues the cause is not overt racism but is based on the pre-civil war southern interpretation of the constitution shared by modern day republicans, you know, secession, nullification. >>> plus, the man who shot osama bin laden, we don't know his name yet and have never seen his face yet, but the member of the s.e.a.l. team who pulled the trigger three times has told his story to "esquire." we've got the author here tonight, phil bronstein. >>> let me finish with some thoughts on the stripe of republican dick cheney leads. the kind that would believe in him. this is "hardball," the place for politics. be fearless! introducing volume without fear of clumps. new covergirl clump

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oh and dick clark -- dick cavett is here tonight. dick clark was not available. we'll be joined by dick in the second half of the show. first, the man president obama nominated to run the c.i.a., counter-terrorism adviser john brennan spent quality time with the senate intelligence committee today as they considered his qualifications to become our nation's top spy. he faced tough questions from senators on both sides of the aisle. on the c.i.a.'s enhanced interrogation techniques aka torture, accusations he leaked secret information to reporters and his direction of the not so covert drone war against alleged terrorists. now, before brennan could say much, the hearing was interrupted by code pink peace protestors had a lot to say about the drone war themselves. >> they want you to tell congress what countries we are killing children. >> john: based on what we heard today congress might not be interested in knowing that information. intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein said despite reports drones have killed hundreds of civilians -- >> the figures w

dick morris, how are you? >> well, i'm a little battered and bleeding, but -- >> before we go any further, let's watch a bit of the moment you never want to relive. this is one of your great predictions. >> going to win by a landslide. the -- it will be the biggest surprise in recent american political history. it will rekindle a whole question as to why the media played this race as a nail-biter where in fact i think romney's going to win by quite a bit. my own view is that romney is going to carry 325 electoral votes. >> i mean, look, to be honest with you, i feel painful listening to that. god knows how you feel. i mean, with hindsight, were you bluffing? did you believe this? or is there any rational explanation for why you got it so wrong? >> oh, i absolutely believed it. and so did a lot of people. rasmussen and gallup both predicted a romney victory. and piers, cnn had a 47/47 tie race in its final poll 48 hours before the polls opened. >> what do you think about that guy nate silver? all he did was cru

look, dick morris is a buffoon. but roger ayles is not. and roger ayles is a very, very smart man who created fox as an alternative to many mainstream media. but roger ayles wants to be taken seriously as a credible person. dick morris is not a credible person. sarah palin is not a credible person. and i think he got rid of them in part because he wants fox to be taken seriously, and those people diminish their credibility. >> i getsz he's not coming to dinner at your house. >> who? >> dick morris. >> he is a buffoon, but as i say roger ayles is a very, very smart man and he knows he has to be more credible. >> by the way, you talked about credibility, new survey showing that 40 -- >>> the problems of working families, talking about working moms. it does seem like there's an effort by the gop to soften the tone on issues like guns and immigration. is that real? how should the press cover that? is it real or spirits? >> it's real. i mean, the republicans lost the election and in their election results were some signs that the party's in rea

we used the gentleman by the name of dick molfuss largely because his name was dick molfuss as an avitar for casual bigotry forgetting that perhaps dick molfuss is a real person with a real record on civil rights. you may be thinking to yourself, couldn't you just look that up? yeah, we could have. or, or we could have remained smugly satisfied with the funny name. we went with b mainly because i am a made 12-year-old boy trapped in a 75-year-old man's body. so as it turns out dick molfuss -- don't get tickled by the name, johnny boy -- it turns out dick molfuss has a long and distinguished record of speaking out for civil rights in mississippi. he's an honorable and good man. who in the '90s led the charge on big voting rights reforms there. in 1989 he spoke at a 25th anniversary memorial for the three civil rights activists murdered outside philadelphia mississippi during the summer, a speech that earned mr. molpus death threats. apparently bitter racists live longer than you would think. anyway, we found out all this, i'd say, about a half hour after it aired on a thursday night i mig

dick for his service as u.s. navy seal and granted use of hang or for the new self-defense class. >> punch punch. dual punch. eye gouge. head butt. >>reporter: again based on skills he supposedly learned as navy seal. >> clear it. come around and shoot. >>reporter: he recorded all of these promotional video and started running weapons training for sports men in the nevada desert. that attracted increasingly bigger fish. surgeon brian and geing took lessons hopinging to improve hunting skills. i asked what is your become ground. i'm navy seal then i went in the cia after i retired from the seals. >> he can be very charming very engaging. i think he's a typical con man. he presents a face that is kind of draw you in. doctor soon became investors in dick innew venture called global security and logistics. how much money did you gave aj. >> 375,000. >>reporter: how about you brian. >> about the same amount. look 400,000 dollars. he used the money to go after the biggest payday of all. part of a 300 million dollar con

dick morris. gotta ask -- dick morris fired by fox news.m for 15 years and why do they still have karl rove on the payroll? >> they have karl on the payroll because he's a big name and i think they're afraid to fire him. maybe there is a big money connection there. >> bill: hmm. >> that's a possibility. some kind of thing that they -- some connection. just strikes me as a possibility. dick morris, who knows. it is like gambling. you keep thinking the horse is going to win. you've got one of those three-legged horses and you just keep thinking that nag is going to come in. you just keep hoping and putting your money down. in new jersey. it just never happens. >> bill: right. i think roger ailes was waiting for is a years for dick morris to be right about something. he was wrong about everything! >> he can go and sniff feet somewhere else. >> bill: dumbest and most amoral and most dishonest man in american politics, dick morris. what fun to have you here in studio. thank you, victoria. >> thank you. >> bill: talk radio news. follow her on twi

dick morris you found an ally here.ou found a tremendous ally here. >> i want to point out about the fed liquidity program. the fed is the only place that the u.s. government can sell its bonds. the entire -- >> they don't sell directly. >> what's happening is the fed is printing it, buying these mortgage backed securities, giving them to banks and bore roger it back at 3.5. federal deficit is around 700 or 800 billion right now. does the number 85 billion a month sound familiar? it's basically they are printing enough to lend them to the federal government. >> don luskin that sounds like a latin style central bank policy. do you agree with mr. morris? >> yeah. i kind of do to be honest with you. the fed unfortunately has started using fiscal instruments to carry out monetary policy. it's lost its independence. it's going to be v-very difficult for the fed to get out of this. they have to find somebody to buy these products. >> up don't think there's any upside to stocks? i beg to differ. i think profits are good. fed e

if basically a welcome dick home kind of thing. i'm the only vice president they ever had and we had to cancel earlier events because of my health so they finally got it put together and it happened to co-inside with the state legislature, the state central committee and so forth. my colleagues got up and said nice things about me, i got up and spoke without notes and said what i thought but i wasn't aware there was press there. i didn't think it was closed but i didn't see any cameras or anything. i do not set out to try to send -- score points. although i said what i believe. and have here. >> rose: there's finally this. after watergate and after vietnam you thought that there had been a weakening of executive power. has that been correctd? >>. >> rose: has it been corrected. >> because people look at a whole range of issues and they say there is more power in the white house than there has ever been. that that's been changed. executive actions by the executive branch. >> i wrote about -- spoke about during those days vietnam and

dick nixon was in the theater group, and they met.now, i will also encourage you that if you have not been able -- the other part of the pat nixon exhibit you need to see, to see a different side of dick nixon, is to read the excerpts from the lot of letters. we have a ten dependency to think of di -- one of the most eye-opening experiences of my research was reading the love letters between the two of them. there was a -- all of these letters are playful, writing back and forth, and he was really chasing her. and he would sometimes -- she would need a ride into los angeles so he would take her into los angeles and maybe she was going to meet somebody else there, you know. but he would take her and then they would go on long drives, and they would go 'the coast, and they would each take a book, and then they would get out of the car and perhaps have a picnic lunch and then read their open book. it was a very quiet kind of dating. but eventually it progressed into something else, and they agreed to get married. so it was a very -- it's

well, the question is when has dick cheney been right? this weekend he accused the president of making what he called second-rate selections for our national security team. hmm, john kerry is second rate? john kerry who volunteered for combat in vietnam and faced the enemy under fire? john kerry who was nearly elected president, a contest in which dick cheney didn't dare try for first base? chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, that john kerry? dick cheney reminds me of what my hero, winston churchill once said of people who stick around past their time, people like dick cheney offering their wisdom so freely. we need fewer peerages and more disappearages. that's "hardball" for now. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" from new york. there is no bigger story in america than the republican plan to destroy the economy in just 18 days. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> the president gets set to add

. >> rose: the story of dick cheney is the story of power. he served two terms as vice president, president george w. bush from twub two 2008. he was also secretary of defense he was also chief of staff to president gerald ford. the "washington post" has called him the most influential and powerful man ever to hold the office. he was in washington an insider. his story is a story not only of power but because of what happened after 9/11 it's a story of power and values. we begin a conversation that took place in washington. mr. vice president, thank you very much for taking time to see us for this conversation. how's your health? >> much, much bet, thank you. i had lived with coronary artery disease since i was 37 years old 1978. had six heart attacks and nearly everything else that you could do yourself. i had an episode of ventricular fibrillation, my heart stopped. my life was saved by an implanted defibrillator. so i've been through a lot and as of last march i got a transplant, got a new heart and it's nothing short of a miracle. it's li

so dick morris is out.they're keeping karl rove, maybe because he's declaring war on unelectable wing-nut conservatives. let's welcome tonight's panel of none experts. pete dominick host of stand up with pete dominick and sirius xms potus politics. and tina dupuy syndicated columnist, and actor comedian sherrod small. is fox news' facial reconstruction going to work? >> no, they'll continue to do well and get great ratings because if your model is scaring people the hell out of people. stay tune to find out what you need to know about something that will kill you. that's all they do. >> john: and it works for the nra, but their ratings are down. >> i think fox still has their thumb on what's happening. i think people want to watch it. whoever is in office, the ratings of other guys of channels will go up. >> hannity and o'reilly was given a new deal when obama was sworn in. but tina, what does fox have to do to change their brand or do they? >> i think they're trying to change their brand. they'll try to ge

and scowcroft said dick cheney, it's the old dick cheney. >> okay, what's his answer to -- about criticizingistration? bush, the president he served under, has remained silent, not criticized obama at all? >> his attitude is that i owe it to the public discourse to say what i think. >> okay. thanks. good interviewer. look forward to seeing more of that in the 8:00 hour. >>> also, we're hearing horror stories from those aboard a stranded cruise ship. we'll show you what's next for the carnival "triumph" drifting off the coast of mexico ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> tomorrow, reaction to president obama's state of the union address. we'll have vice president joe biden, senator marco rubio, and congressman paul ryan in his first morning show interviewer since the election. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." i've discovered gold. [ female announcer ] roc® retinol correxion max. the power of roc® retinol is intensified with a serum. it's proven to be 4x better at smoothing lines and deep wrinkles than professional treatments. roc® max for maximum results. i took something for my sinuses, b

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dick cheney calls president obama's national security picks quote, second rate as some republican senators keep maneuver to stall the nomination of chuck hagel for the pentagon. those stories straight ahead. >>> first, let's begin with rap, rock, r and b and pop all colliding for the 55th annual grammy awards. a good night for veterans like adele and jay-z. the evening began for the new artists, fun, gotyea and black keys. they got the coveted album of the year. juxtapositional star appearance, honoring bob marley and lee von helms. potential wardrobe malfunctions. the producers put out a memo and told them to avoid see through clothing and song type costumes. we'll show you which stars got the memo and which ones did not in the cooler. >>> in other news, president obama will deliver his state of the union tomorrow night. he's expected to push for more investment in infrastructure and clean energy. he'll zero in on the issue of the middle class advocating for what he described last week as a, quote, economy that works for everybody. tomorrow's speech is also going to focus on immigration,

dick morris, how are you? >> i'm a little battered and bleeding, but -- >> before we go any further, let's watch a bit of the moment you never want to relive. this is one of your great predictions. >> going to win by a landslide. the -- it will be the biggest surprise in recent american political history. it will rekindle a whole question as to why the media played this race as a flail biter. where, in fact, i think, romney is going to win by quite a bit. my own view is that romney is going to carry 325 electoral votes. >> i feel pain listening to that p.m. in hindsight were you bluffing? did you believe this? is there any rational explanation for why you got it so wrong? >> i absolutely believed it, so did a lot of people. piers, cnn had a 47/47 tie race in its final poll 48 hours before the polls opened. >> what do you think about that guy who crunched the numbers, he got it bang on from start to finish. how can a pundit who is as experienced as you, be so wrong when this guy sits on his computer, crunching

joining me now is former senator from indiana, republican senator dick lugar. to you. thanks for coming on. >> good morning. >> i want to start with something you said about chuck hagel's conconfirmation. you were somebody that was always rumored as a potential republican that president obama could tap and ask to serve in various positions. secretary of state. do you believe if you had been nominated, would you have gotten the same treatment that chuck hagel got by your former republican colleagues? >> probably not. i think perhaps we would have more support. but the fact is that i indicated many times i did not want to serve in the obama administration. did not want to be an appointed official. i appreciated being an elected official. and the independence that came with that status. >> it seems that you believe that chuck hagel was treated differently simply because he was a republican who didn't -- who switched sides. >> in this particular context, unfortunately, very early on, people seized upon various positions of chuck hagel. i think there were legitimate

peter sprig -- is this like a dick panic. >> dick panic and peter spring -- does he ever answer the phonehey were investigating. oh, okay. >> stephanie: peter spring. >> the mere that people openly identifies them as homosexual means they are modeling the homosexual conduct. and parents who do not agree with that view have a right to protect their children from that. and they have a right to protect their children from the potential risk of child sexual abuse at the hands of men who might be attracted to -- to other males. >> stephanie: right. >> yes! >> stephanie: yes, because all homosexuals are pedophiles. [ buzzer ] >> boys need to learn how to pound square pegs into round holes. >> stephanie: thank you james dobson. [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> stephanie: children need to be protected. >> kids know about it, and they don't care. >> which is a nightmare for people like peter spring. >> stephanie: he seriously -- he is supposed to be this straight guy. i'm peter spring. i look cute in this hat, don't any >> if you don't think so you are an open homosexual. >> stephanie: this is not a girl

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that made it a lot easier for dick cheney and george w. bush to make the statements like we just heard dick cheney say that had nothing to do with the truth. >> all right. rachel, looking forward to your show at 9:00 tonight after this one. david corn, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. "hubris: selling the iraq war" premiers monday night 9:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. >>> john mccain lets the cat out of the bag on the real reason he is blocking chuck hagel. that's next. >>> while john boehner is working on his tan or his golf game or tee time or whatever, our congressional panel is here working tonight. keep it right here. we're right back. introducing olay fresh effects' unstoppable skincare! when every day is a new adventure there's a new skin care line-up that can keep up. start fresh and finish sparkling 24/7 with new olay fresh effects. ♪ catch them if you can at olayfresheffects.com in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep a

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