dick cheney's got an m.b.a. we're going to have the m.b.a. business be a presidency and we're going to run this country like a business oh no you know the last thing you know. so why would florida say let's let's privatized this stuff and let's do it in secret and stood in secret and not not even tell the people i don't get here to answer that is neil aspirate he's the host of the conservative radio show truth for america and author of the book conscientious conscientious equity he'll welcome back to the program. tom thanks for having me so why does government republican governor rick scott hate democracy . well i think that's a huge exaggeration let's face it what happened here is that you had the florida legislature wanting to privatized the prisons makes perfect since save the florida taxpayer forty million dollars then you have an activist judge with a political agenda erecting barriers to this decision so the legislature is kind of going around this to try to come up with new laws to be able to save the florida taxpayers forty million do

so there's that that's the first that i've heard that i share the same birthday as dick cheney and i don't know let me tell you creeps me out a little bit then it robertson guard tweeted this i must tell you are wiser today because you are old happy birthday and many many more love your show rock on so thanks for all the love you guys are the best and that from my ranting so they are we back with more later in the week. well looks like anybody who has had their personal fire files copyrighted or not saved on make upload could lose that data forever you see when the f.b.i. came in on january nineteenth and raided mega upload in new zealand and attained four people tied to the file sharing site they also froze the accounts of one hundred fifty million registered users even customers of the access to their data which is all stored virtually and they also froze make up loans bank accounts which is important to know because the company hires third parties to store customer data for a fee so inevitably make upload can't pay their bills and storage companies carpathia hosting and cogent com

like dick cheney shooting a guy in the face, the underwear bombers scorching his nards. tiger woods scorching his nards. (laughter) folks, it's happened again. for starters, over the break, katy perry and russell brand split up. i know, such a fairy tale wedding. but luckily there's a new celebrity couple to take their place. mayor bloomberg and lady gaga who delivered yet another outrageous outfit. really. a flag sweater on new years? you look like a slut! (laughter) but the even bigger news, folks, is that a certain country has lost its dear leader and i'm not talking about the elf that is currently ruling canada. (laughter) for more we go to north korean state t.v. pyongyang government mandated news leader. >> (translated): i am announcing in the most wolfe mind that our great leader kim jong-il passed away due to a sudden illness. >> stephen: that's right, kim jong-il is kim jong-dead. and folks... (cheers and applause) his plan here, his little scheme here is so obvious he clearly slipped away while i was on break because he knew i would gloat. after all, i am his n

and finally, what's the -- that's the gist some of ads featuring dick cheney that popped up last monthg. its producers are working on a documentary about cheney. they are looking for home movies and other material on cheney's early days as a teenager and college student when he lived out in wyoming. the producer r.j. cutler got an academy award nomination for "war room" which focused on the 1992 campaign of bill clinton. maybe we'll find out something warm and fuzzy about dick cheney. >>> chief of staff bill daley stepping down as president obama gets into full campaign mode. you're watching "hardball" from manchester on the eve of the new hampshire primary. >>> we're back. breaking news from the white house. chief of staff bill daley is leaving his post at the end of the month. daley will be replaced by jack lou. the news comes as the president and his team have begun focusing entirely on the re-election. daley had been brought in to improve business relations and focus on working with republicans in congress. joining me is malika henderson and nbc news political director and chief wh

still, an image of dick cheney emerged from that work, which is cross cut through deferent people whotings with cheney, who gives quotes about which is what cheney said. it seems to me, it's a normal progress to continue to work on these portraits even when the central subjects, some of them, sometimes, don't give you direct interviews. >> i think that's very true and i think what's also true is that, you know, i have interviewed the president and first lady, and they're very short interviews. and there is so much they can't say in a way that's part of what the book is about. is they come into these incredibly confined roles. so what i found is that aides and friends were able to tell really rich, meaningful stories about the transitions they were going through. you've heard some of the big headlines from the book already. but the book is also about how to carve a place in this universe. how to make a life amid this sort of craziness of the white house. and we learned what happened the first time maria and sasha tried to go trick or treating in washington, it didn't go very well and t

and finally, what's the -- that's the gist some of ads featuring dick cheney that popped up last monthg. its producers are working on a documentary about cheney. they are looking for home movies and other material on cheney's early days as a teenager and college student when he lived out in wyoming. the producer r.j. cutler got an academy award nomination for "war room" which focused on the 1992 campaign of bill clinton. maybe we'll find out something warm and fuzzy about dick cheney. >>> chief of staff bill daley stepping down as president obama gets into full campaign mode. you're watching "hardball" from manchester on the eve of the new hampshire primary. ask me... even if you think you can live with your old mattress... ask me how i've never slept better... why not talk to one of the 6 million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons, or a serta... ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. ask me how great my back feels every morning. did you know there's a tempur-pedic for every body? tempur-ped

. >> i saw dick cheney do an interview and he said we have the capability to go in there and blow it up. to go in and try to get back is out of the question, but we could have blown it up. lord knows what kind of technology exists nowadays. that would have been a good idea. >> it would lead to war. >> do you think? >> absolutely. >> to have something laying off the field and blow it up? >> i don't know at what point the united states knew where it was. i think by the time they knew where it was, it was in iranian hands. i would say that level of restraint is impressive mindful of the dynamics we are in. >> once they located it, it was in the hands of human beings? >> if you went in, you would have a war. >> you have an older book called "treacherous alliance" that has to do with the united states, israel and iran. the new book has to do with obama's foreign-policy in regards to ran specifically, singularly. how is it working out for the obama administration? you may reference earlier in the conversation but please elaborate. >> i think the obama administration's obama assessment is a

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representatives because when senator tower's nomination was defeated by the senate, the president chose dick cheney. he became secretary of defense. then newt gingrich beat a guy named ed madigan from illinois. there was a changing in the guard of the house of representatives. that had significant impact on how we dealt with the congress of the united states. despite our efforts over the last two days to focus on the foreign versus domestic, which has been successful. early on, we had to deal with the really nasty hangover issue from the reagan administration. eliminating the funding from the contras. that began to pave the way for other public policy issues and cooperation across the aisle. there is a link between the two. whether it is funding for the department of defense or free trade initiatives, including nafta or textiles. something else that was front and center. i remember it was during the christmas holidays before the president became president of the united states and i get this phone call. it is like, can you meet the vice president up in his office on capitol hill? yeah. i drop what i

. >> you know, the horrible thing that calls to mind is george bush deciding dick cheney might be his vice presidential candidate. i don't think that's a proper analogy. >> let's take a few questions. now do we have -- what's the setup? i guess we have a mic. so there's a question there. >> it was just when i was going to say we should do that too. perfect timing. >> how did so many of the founders, particularly the virginia ar ris stock kra si live so lavishly buying great books, great wine, people, building mansions with no income, assets or property, losing money every year, and never getting a claim from a creditor calling a debt? >> jefferson's the epitome of that, though madison and monroe in somewhat lesser ways, they're not as os sten tear shus. i think the core answer of your question is virginians thought of wealth in terms of land, not money. if they owned a lot of land they thought they were wealthy. they never understood capitalism. when i said earlier they took great pride in not understanding hamiltonian economics, i mean that. they thought anybody that understood that

financial ok they shipped in a lot of dollars and they managed to buy off and this is admitted by dick cheney oh huge portion of the iraqis national guard revolutionary guard with regards to libya the promise that nato made to the national transitional council prospective leaders was that they'd be given a major seat at the table in a new libya so there's power broking going on behind the scenes and i salute lee wager that the same thing is happening with syria they've either been bought off financially or they've been promised a major role in a new syrian regime one army defectors while claiming in a recent interview that syrian forces he didn't think anyway would be capable of withstanding any foreign intervention that with all the internal divisions that we're talking about could we see the syrian army remain side sometimes. well if you continue this destabilization and this is not an organic. color revolution we're witnessing in syria libya has sent fighters to join the free syrian army that's reported in the mainstream news ok the united states is net with this opposition group hillary c

bush or dick cheney but the kind we find in our nation's highest security prisons hang on here see this could get intense. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it through to be made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called fascism when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. so sometimes you know you know and sometimes you know you don't know and sometimes as the far side of bitter says everything you know is wrong. don't you. think you're right. to make. sure. you always. do you think that you know what makes a serial till the killer tick well until you suffered a traumatic brain injury that compels you to keep correspondence with dozens of actual serial killers while they're in prison and chances are everything you know about serial killers is wrong joining me now to tell this incredible story about the minds of serial killers is pete earley former reporter with the washington post author of thirteen books including clint three new york

financial ok they shipped in a lot of dollars and they managed to buy off in this is admitted by dick cheney oh huge portion of the iraqis national guard revolutionary guard with regards to libya the promise that nato made to the national transitional council perspectives leaders was that they be given a major seat at the table in the new libya so there is power broking going on behind the scenes and i absolutely wager that the same thing is happening with syria they've either been bought off financially or they've been promised a major role in the new syrian regime. let's look back at libya. played a crucial role in the destabilization of libya and actually provided one thousand five hundred one thousand six hundred troops on the ground during the libyan uprising so i think with guitar they do have an alliance with nato they're aligned with the us as you know toward. us centcom central command so there's definitely synergy there with whatever america's agenda is with regards to syria which will be lockstep with us. and from or had to our website cole where we're asking more tears saying can

he talk a social law yeah so what is he doing he's legalizing the criminality of george bush and dick cheney who were more to radical than any other administration that i have either read about or certainly lived under will to meet you what do you think that's about because the but i want to see your wages would add some kind of conspiratorial new world order kind of analysis of this but what about some kind of thing that you suggested which is maybe it's not so you know codified but that there's some kind of i think that i think that i think that clearly you have people you put sides of hank paulson before basically went to congress and said and there are other good for you could play it i mean we haven't played the me basically said you better give us money because if you don't give us money this economy's going to crash so just give us money because we're basically holding a gun to your head we're we're coming here we're saying give us your money and i think that there are a lot of there are more and more people in business today in america whether they're in the military industrial compl

tell you why they should start listening to science programs and it looks like george bush and dick cheney may want to get a good lawyer and ideally take what's going on around the world and why we need to start pressuring our president to throw bush and his cronies into prison.

close guantanamo and president obama took office on the order and then immediately before right dick cheney liz cheney in that group went on the offensive in this to the american public is either you're with us or you're with the terrorist you know there was only one of two choices and the president didn't stand up and tell the other side of the story so i think a majority the american public bought that narrative and they think these men are the worst of the the worst. realize a majority eighty nine of the hundred seventy one of been cleared you know through the cia and dia and beauty and all the other agencies have said they didn't commit an offense we're not going to charge them they're not a threat we don't want to keep them but congress is now locked them in at guantanamo solely because of their citizenship and that's just not american values you know it's while unfortunate kind of understandable that people wouldn't really pay attention to something that doesn't seem to affect their everyday lives and talk about us citizens but it also seems like the laws didn't expand it and shifted

has to be remembered that in july of two thousand and eight it was revealed by seymour hersh that dick cheney had actually planned on dressing up four to five u.s. boats as a rainy and p.t. boats to in order to attack american vessels and blame it on the iranians in order for a pretext for war that was a real in july of two thousand and eight so we have to understand that when these military tensions are increased to this point where anything can send them over the edge then we could be seeing some sort of any sort of provocation being used as a justification for military confrontation in the region which i don't think any of the citizenry of either ran or the u.s. or france or any other country really wants at this point some might argue that iran's naval exercises were just an old fashioned display of military strength rather than one of nuclear russia's military has said iran is incapable of creating a strategic missile so it is around really the threat it's being portrayed as. i think iran would like to portray itself as strong on the international stage and i think other people in the re

representatives because when senator tower's nomination was defeated by the senate, the president chose dick cheney. cheney became secretary of defense. this guy named newt gingrich by a two-vote margin beat a guy named ed madigan from illinois. there was a changing in the guard of the house of representatives. cha cha inc. changing of the guard had significant impact how we dealt with the congress of the united states. despite our efforts over the last two days to focus on the foreign versus domestic, which has been very enjoyable and illuminating. it difficult to separate when talking about it from the standpoint of dealing with congress because early on, we had to deal with the really nasty hangover issue from the reagan administration the question of nicaragua funding for the contras. eliminating that, getting that off of the table, began to pave the way for other public policy issues and cooperation across the aisle. there is a link between the two. whether it is funding for the department of defense or free trade initiatives, including nafta or trade initiatives regarding textiles, something

conservatives on the right and the liberals liberals on the left were convinced george bush and dick cheney were going to bomb iran and you went and talked to intelligence officials and generals and others we were nowhere near that i and i and i know it's hard to hear i hope you're right as all that i have to say is that we've had far too many guys that have come on and say that it just seems if you if you go back in the files of the patterns and you look at the build up that happened to iraq it just seems like there are you there. and it's important to think about it take it seriously but i don't think we're anywhere near to a real war i'd like to ask you quickly now that we're shifting away from counterinsurgency we decided the nation building isn't worth it for us because guess what we've been trying to do it supposedly for ten years in afghanistan it's been quite a waste what does that say for general david petraeus is this really just an entire if you can. there's a saying he was a big failure. no i think betrays his reinventing himself and has had much more influence on this defense b

>> ed, if credentials and qualifications were the standards, then dick cheney would have been president instead of george w. bush, he would have been everything before he was vice president, certainly barack obama didn't have much in the way of those kind of qualifications and experience. >> you'd have to admit hillary clinton would be one. most experienced people ever to run for t the office. >> she would, but the way politics work, she would get knocked off by andrew cuomo. >> it would be a long time to sit in one of those seats. it wouldn't necessarily help her, ed, i don't think. i think if she wants to do it in 2016, she can do it in 2016. i'm not worried about that. >> joan, there is probably the down side of it all for the democrats would be that hillary clinton does have a way of invigorating the right wing, they used to raise money any time she was in the news. >> she became such a big hero. she has got a high approval rating because she is not running for anything. she is not entirely in the public spotlight. people like her better when she goes a way alittle bit. that is not

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finger was shaking and all i said was i don't think you're being patriotic saying president bush or dick cheneyad anything to do with it. >> in if a picture, you see he has a seals shirt and navy seal -- look, he's in trouble with that community because of the comments he has made. >> well he says they're trying to destroy his credibility but he's been doing an excellent job of that by himself. he's a giant boob and what bugs me about conspiracy mongers. >> don't give boobs a bad name. >> they think conspiracy thinking represent intellectual fought. when dealing with conspiracy you're posing questions, never answers, so it's the responsibility of you to answer their questions. the best way to deal with a 9/11 truther is go back and say how do i know you're not behind 9/11? that the government employed idiots like you to pervasivey conspiracies to the don't think the government do did it? >> why do you wear your glasses like that? >> because i can't see my nose. >> by the way, leave boobs alone. >> jesse ran as an independent. that picture of him around the circle with oiled up arms all from ste