if you diss her, they're going to diss you. >> if palin gets a substantial role at the convention, gets lot of buzz with it, obviously, what kind of position does it put mitt romney in? because she's not going to go in there lighthearted with any kind of moderate views. she's going to be there to bend the party even further to the right, and that's exactly where mitt romney doesn't want to be. >> look, if she gets a substantial role, and i can't believe she will, you run the danger that we saw with pat buchanan in 1992. he spoke on the same night as ronald reagan at the '92 republican convention. he gave a sulfurous, angry hateful speech. it blew reagan's out of attention and really hurt george h.w. bush's campaign. i can't believe they would let her speak in primetime. on the other hand, wherever she speaks, she can do damage now because the way we cover conventions, if she speaks at 1:00 in the afternoon, she says something incendiary, you can bet that that night when the networks go on the air, they're going to show it. >> when it comes to right-wing talkers, i wonder if she's going

diss 10 years of this. we disrupted the terrorist base but we cannot keep creating nations. >> host: what do you think sometimes democrats use to as the evil bogyman? >> that you are being effective that they make you a target. i am not easily identifiable. average been on an air force one with the president to suggest we bring home board aid and to repatriate corporate capital, home to reduce the tax rates and build the bridges. the pipeline regulation bill to exempt the old pipelines i made them take that out. they were exploding. i have them take that out. i am proud of the fact were i find like minded people who have been to be democrats. >> host: talking with senator rand paul officer of the tea party goes to washington and his new book called government believes believes -- bullies. this is c-span2. >> joining us now is donald luskin "i am john galt" is the name of his book. today's heroic innovators building the world and the villianous parasites destroying it" who is john gault? >> that is the slow

if you are going to diss the press, just diss them altogether.nstead of change on the first -- we want more access. if you call a news conference, have something newsy to say. just showing up like hit me with your best shot. the best shot wasn't great. so instead of worried about reporting, they are worried about access. the access chipped away in the last few years and they only complain once in a while. there is a reason they go to "entertainment tonight." it's easier. >> greg: it is. they ask if you like green or red chiles. >> there was real hard-hitting questions here. what is your favorite mexican food? i mean, really, how did he even answer that. corn tortillas, flourorty thes. how did he make a decision? also is the campaign bus comfortable? we found out the campaign bus comfortable. how are these not pressing questions the american people want to know. we went from the president saying things like give me liberty or give me death to i wear boxers, bill clinton, and now i'm good friends with george clooney. we have a special romance going

koch brothers are angry at fellow entertaining zach galifianakis, and during a press junket, zach dissedu be afraid of being on the koch brothers bad side? >> i don't know, think about all the people who have dissed the koch brothers as we've had the koch brothers as a national target and it's funny that the only person who has made them take attention is a comedian. >> jennifer: see, i like that. i do that to the koch brothers all the time any way. but i guess they really--they never had a press statement about me? i'm kind of bummed about that, but zach galifianakis, boom. he gets a couple of paragraphs of a press statement as a result. you've arrived. >> who knew that the koch brothers had feelings feelings? we never knew. apparently they're almost human. >> jennifer: and they called--what are they called in the movie? the motch brothers. >> the motch brothers, yeah. >> jennifer: a play on their name. so michael jordan, another bit of action on the campaign front. he's always stayed out of politics. he's holding a fundraiser for president obama. i completely love this. this is my favo

commissioner mendoza: i dissed want to commend them. there was a time when jeff started this whole backpack, many of us could remember sitting there talking about it, try to figure out what was there to give them. it was sheer exhilaration, and i just wanted to give a heartfelt thanks for continuing to support our kids and helping many of the families out, not only at the beginning of the year but throughout the year. president yee: commissioner maufas? commissioner maufas: i also wanted to extend my congratulations. i have attended. they are wonderful. it is not just a backpack and give away. you all make it a huge community event, and between the community-based organizations and the nutrition folks that come out, it is just wonderful, and that is through your leadership, and i want to congratulate you. thank you so, so much. president yee: i also want to commend your efforts, because this means a lot to children and their families, knowing that people do care about them, so without any other comments, roll call please? secretary: tha

it's a calculated dissing of african-american people, and this is where perhaps apart from the birther element here to answer richard wolffe's question, maybe some of the swing voters who still would have anything but an african-american in the office. they're not outright and explicitly racist, but they find a problem embracing this african-american man. here is where the gray realm of the racial animus exists, and this is where mitt romney has calculated he can show, hey, i'm willing to take on black people, and done forget, bill clinton had his cyst sister soelga mom. i'm suggesting here that mitt romney doesn't have that sophistication of bill clinton, but he does understand there are enough people out there who are still on the fence and the dissing of black people counts tremendously on their side of the ledger. >> richard, does the president say anything? does he leave it to his spokespeople? >> i think he leaves it well alone. this kind -- look, if you're going to be charitable about it, this was a joke that misfired, and it's too low. you don't punch down if you're the preside

bring i'm dissing to india bring them here. chemical leave india leave india on top of that we have asked for compensation for the victims who are suffering. and it's our mission to fight for people who are weak people who cannot fight for themselves or even know how. this is all union carbide should bear these expenses because in the coming ten to fifteen years people will keep getting affected due to the growing to water contamination and will be more prone to cancers like diseases given audios madea's we are fighting for our society we are fighting for our country we are fighting for bhopal gas victims. it's only by virtue of the fact that this outfit if it indeed. able to exist. has come out this year a fresh known bailable warrant has been issued for foreign anderson. and if the government fails to wake up and help then we are committed to fight the next twenty seven years against the nexus between the company and the government the process could change dramatically if the indian government had to reverse this and have the

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disses of the above mentioned illegal acts deeply insulted their feelings and religious principles believe it wasn't really less useful than carrying out their disrespectful and reverent any ethical and moral foundation to set themselves against the orthodox world. yes we see. you want to personally have attempted to find. and publicly disagree for centuries so much as a church teachings and don't treat. therefore it's all going to go some social to look in and along with other individuals have grossly violated you publicly withdrew was their actions and behavior and express contempt for society as you've said yourself against your society in the cathedral in defiantly which is the common. rules of conduct there's artie's peter all of us standing by outside the courthouse peter we've been showing live pictures the verdict being alast in the moscow courthouse the judge says the girls in pussy riot are guilty you've got more details to bring us up to speed here. well yes in the last few moments the judge has ruled that the three women were motivated by religious hatred as the news filtered o

and you look at latin america and cartagena, our president was in effect dissed by the latin americans are we better off today in terms of foreign policy than we were four years ago? i don't think the answer to that is yes. >> ifill: four years ago at this convention you nominated john mccain, who is america's veteran, prisoner of war, a hero. there were stars and stripes everywhere in this hall. this year you're nominating two men, neither of whom have had any military service or any real foreign policy background. how does that happen? >> well, the fact is the veterans population in the country is dwindling and there's a time when almost anybody in public life was a veteran. that's not the case anymore. but i would argue with that they don't have foreign policy experience. mitt romney has done business all around the world. he understands the economic interrelationships of the world. and i think that paul ryan gets a bum rap for n foreign policy experience. 14 years in the congress, he headed the trade subcommittee of ways and means and he heads the budget commitee i was on the budge

well i think we have to understand a disses a century a cosmetic undertaking this is in relation to the attack which occurred in the sinai with respect to the gas supplies to israel and the blowing up of the lines there and which in this instance the some eleven thousand soldiers were killed let's be very clear about this this was essentially an israeli operation general towel russo head of israel's southern command said that the air force the armed forces in in trying to have his real all participated in the repressive operation they simply closed in and in the main road and in the end it was destroyed from the air and also from the ground general guidance the military chief of his room touring the area sort of her a great tragedy was prevented by a very complex complex attack colonel events the military spokesman and intelligence said intelligence reports had led to me military to issue warnings several days before to israelis to avoid the sinai peninsula general even had said you judges and israelis work together so we have to understand that this operation in the sinai as all of the

>> bob: before you diss a guy that has been around 35 years he has done a lot of things in politics. be careful. >> andrea: i know he has been around a long time. that's a problem. >> bob: you can say that and laugh about it. fine. >> brian: when the week started i go wow, we'll have a discussion about medicare and talk about substance, talk about entitlements, going to see whose plan works better. it's interesting where it looked for the first time in a long time that the obama re-election campaign was on appeal. but in a way, joe biden saved the week for president obama. because he got, because he got everybody off medicare debate. got off everyone saying well, this guy is in good shape, with a really good mind. we have respect from people like erskine bowles. in a way, examining biden relevancy and goodness was a bit of a way to soften the week. >> dana: if you are a democratic consultant, take the line and spin it over the weekend. you say it's a brilliant strategy to get biden out there. look at that. it's funny. >> eric: i wouldn't say strategy. >> dana: friday, having fun. bid

candidate about to head overseas on a trip three places chosen precisely because barack obama had dissedh of these allies, britain, israel and poland when you are asked that question about the olympics. what you do is a three foot putt. you say i love the olympics, i have been there and i'm sure the brits end of story, bill and there is no story. >> if i were mitt romney i would have answered exactly the same way because he gave an honest answer. now, what you are saying isn't wrong. it's not wrong if you were political advisor, you say hey, governor, no matter what they say, put on a happy face, tell them they are great and go home. you know i don't like politicians like that. i want people to answer the question the way they think it should be answered. i respect candor. now, what you are saying is politically strategically correct. but what i'm saying is, he didn't say anything wrong. he was honest in his assessment. and he shouldn't get hammered for it. >> he didn't say anything untrue but on the eve of a visit, a foreign policy trip meant to demonstrate your solidarity with allies y

if you want to be a world leader you want to diss everybody. >> greg: if there are american athletes there, you're damn right. >> andrea: in political campaigns it's not wise to make your message criticizing -- >> dana: all he needed is the picture. president obama and mitt romney are doing too many interviews. they could do without those. especially now. in the dead heat of summer. everybody is watching the olympics. they will get back to the economy. you are right. he could haven't moved the olympics. the timing wasn't ideal. >> andrea: he is thinking they are not going to drop this. we get to this later, but they'll have elizabeth warren and others speak at the convention. they're not backing off we didn't build the comments. but he was gaining momentum and had obama on the ropes and left. democrats aren't going to stop using the talking point. >> bob: eric made a point about fundraising about obama. but the good thing from mitt's tour is $1 panth million or $2 million in london. in israel got another $1 million. did good with fundraising. >> the upside of staying on the economy a

sosa disses have to have some trust in government. >> the government passed to earn back the trust beforewe can solve this which is like a bridge to nowhere is important. people think the money is being wasted part extra campaign contributions will pay higher premiums. >> i feel they are beholden first to the rest of the people. >> what can be done to stop it? what can we do. [laughter] >> there are some members of congress that said they would not abide by the grover norquist pledge because he thought the pledge to support the constitution end to a zero for that. i am glad people want to change it but that role so when may make choices that is all i tried to do do. >> >> i like your observation we have the implicit bargain with the rest of the 17 countries to spend less on defense being the policemen of the world. because thinking countries by sir plus bond. if we cut defense that% of gdp requiring the other 17 to contribute more with joint police maybe the unintended consequence they would be less inclined? >> it could be. one could treat is the chinese they could look at us as the adve

850 californians will be getting those bills sometime this week, and the fee could run as high as diss 1 fists -- $150 per property. governor brown called for it to help with the budget deficit. he says those who benefit from wildfire should pay for it. anti-tax groups who hope to file a lawsuit on the grounds, the fee is actually a tax which means a two-thirds vote from the legislature. >> we were warned that gas prices would rise after monday's chevron refinery fire in richmond, but many didn't expect prices to rise so high and so quickly. the average price for a gallon of regular in san francisco tonight is $4.17. it will cost you $4.11 in san jose and a penniless per gallon in oakland. thomas roman is live at a gas station in san francisco. thomas? >> ama, we have been following gas prices at this gas station at lombard and law laguna for the past couple days, and just since thursday gas prices have gone up 6 cents. >> gas prices are up and people are fuming. in the bay area most people pumping gas feel it has something to do with the refinery fire. it took hundreds of thousands of

850 californians will be getting those bills sometime this week, and the fee could run as high as diss 1 fists -- $150 per property. governor brown called for it to help with the budget deficit. he says those who benefit from wildfire should pay for it. anti-tax groups who hope to file a lawsuit on the grounds, the fee is actually a tax which means a two-thirds vote from the legislature. >> we were warned that gas prices would rise after monday's chevron refinery fire in richmond, but many didn't expect prices to rise so high and so quickly. the average price for a gallon of regular in san francisco tonight is $4.17. it will cost you $4.11 in san jose and a penniless per gallon in oakland. thomas roman is live at a gas station in san francisco. thomas? >> ama, we have been following gas prices at this gas station at lombard and law laguna for the past couple days, and just since thursday gas prices have gone up 6 cents. >> gas prices are up and people are fuming. in the bay area most people pumping gas feel it has something to do with the refinery fire. it took hundreds of thousands of

taking a diss at the prince. >> i don't like that.takes lately, missteps, justin bieber. i mean, graduated from high school with his ged. got to tell you he is showing his youth. i think he needs to go back to school. needs to go back to school. >> here is a rule. talk trash in life after you hit puberty. relax. >> go back to school. >>> ryan lochte, my favorite. he apparently, gillette is one of his endorsements they sent him this pimped out razor. check that out. yeah, personally gold plated and diamond encrusted. that way he can maintain his smooth moves in and out of the pool. >> swimmers shave all their body hair. do you like that, the smooth look? >> i like anything that ryan lochte does. >> okay, sunny. i'll get you a drink of water. stay tuned for round two of "the skinny," the war between the osbourne family and nbc. round two coming up. osbourne family and nbc. round two coming up. "the skinny," the war between the osbourne family and nbc. round two coming up. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement in

it's taken as gospel that you look smart if you diss the rally especially when we are only a year from a huge down night. 19% downturn. only a handful of years from when the market lost 16% of value. people ask me on twitter, how can i even risk being positive and then bear the brunt, the wrath of the nay sayers and the haters? so let's spend a moment on what i'm seeing now and why this heat isn't lukewarm compared to the third degree burns i have taken. right now we have a first class hate against the market. the first reason, light volume. as if light volume means you can't ring the register on your stocks and take that money, the cash to the bank because the bank will detect uh you sold it on light volume and not want your deposit. we have seen banks launder drug money from mexican cartels, take money from iran but money from trading stocks in light volume, that's where they draw the line. got to have principles somewhere. the second objection, there isn't enough fear. oh, yeah. we've got to have more fear. oh, no, not enough fear. we were remarkably complacent as the vix, the fear

has given president obama a taste of his own business after the president's "you didn't build that" disssident's press corps came to the deli yesterday the co-owner served them in a bold pro-romney t-shirt. here now is ross live from iowa wearing the shirt. show that thing off. i think it's terrific. give me the whole -- there you go. look at that. what's your message? what were you trying to tell the president? >> well, i was trying to tell him i didn't appreciate his comments. feel that he had not much understanding of what a business owner does. financial risks we take, the type of personal sacrifices that we make when we start our businesses. so i wanted to kind of be out front. i felt this was a great venue to do it. >> do you work all day, 24/7? >> no. these are manageable hours. we work 8:00 to 6:00, you know, ten hours a day type of thing. >> you started this thing? >> yeah. my business partner and i started it just about five years ago in november. >> did you tell the president that? >> no. i didn't have a chance to speak with president obama. just the press corps that took a ke

he said she diss appeared while the two snorkeled off the coast in august.wo days ever after she disappeared, he tried to collect on an insurance policy he took on her. and for the first time her family is speaking out about her disappearance. >> my mother is still in contact with the fbi and the aruban authority. >> reporter: robyn's family gathered for a vigil. >> we're here to remember her and not give up hope on finding her. >> i think there is still hope. >> reporter: since being released from prison in aruba, gary giordano has professed his innocence on national tv. and he's gotten arrested for indecent exposure in an annapolis parking garage, after police found him naked in a car with a woman from tennessee. >> reporter: and gary giordano will fight that charge of indecent exposure. he is also suing to collect on the death benefit. >>> vic is in the newsroom with more on the report about josh powell. >> reporter: the social worker protecting the children did not consult with police before allowing him to have supervised visits at his home. it was just

i'm not dissing him. i'm just talking about -- >> no, no. don't get me wrong.s a fascinating book. it's incredibly detailed. i think it will raise a number of questions. that have in many cases remained unanswered for a long time. it's definitely well worth reading. let's turn to politics. p.j., we now have the gloves off, don't we? in the sense that we know what the battleground is. we have the two men against the two men. they're all coming out shooting at each other. i wouldn't say -- it's not as undiified as the republican nominee race at the moment. it's all reasonably civilized. the clear battleground now is an ideological line in the sand between president obama who believes you have to get revenue up by taxing the rich and so on and between mitt romney, coupled with paul ryan who say, no, no, you've got to cut government spending, cut taxes. that's the way to stimulate the economy and fire up america again. what is your view? >> hell of a choice, isn't it? do i want to sell my soul to the bankers on wall street? or do i want to get into the greece boat

huntington's disse was 87ascovered 50 years later, abot 0. george huntington, a columbia-trained physician, very astute, had the insight, looking at families in long island, that it was a hereditary disease that he encountered children also affected motor movement. and the defining features of that were that it was genetic, hereditary disease, number one. that, number two, there were involuntary movementes, and number three, it went beyond the motor system to also affect cognition and sometimes alterations in personality. the clinical picture alone suggests this disease goes beyond the striatium. it involves the cerebral cortex, hip campus, a structure involved in memory storage. and sometimes hypothalamus, as well as the cerebellum. progress in this disease also is very, very slow. it wasn't really until about 1968 that one began to make progress in it, and this owes a great debt to the hereditary disease foundation which milton wexler founded. milton wexler was a very well-known psychoanalyst living in los angeles whose wife had huntington'

so i'm not dissing stocks. i'm suggesting that the double digit returns of investors grew used to over 20 or 30 years is a thing of the past and boomers used to letting money doing the hard working instead of like donna summer implied working hard for the money. we grew used to buying apple stock instead of inventing things like the apple ipod. we have the consequences of lower returns. >> i can't match your donna summer reference so i'll move on from that although i like it. is the s&p 500 cheap historically? >> well, it is relative to 10-year treasuries. certainly, the pe ratio if you take it at 15 times, you know, you would expect, you know, a stock in terms of its earnings yield to return 6.5% to 7% relative to a 10-year treasury. the problem is a high risk premium based upon deflation potential, based upon the delevering of the global society and so the risk premium in terms of stocks is higher than it normally is. if we can solve those problems and that's a whale of a task pes expand relative to the treas

>> and >>> lawyers for george zimmermann are push for a judge to diss missecond degree murder charges against him. they say new evidence just released by prosecutors proves zimmerman acted in self-defense. the photo was not intended to be released, it shows trayvon martin after he was killed. if the judge does clear zimmerman of the charges he would also avoid any civil lawsuit charges against him. >>> ge is recalling a million dishwashers because of a fire hazard. the recall includes ge, ge adora, ge profile and hot point dishwashers sold from march 2006 to march 2009. the problem is with the heating elements. it received seven reports of fires. consumers are urged to disconnect the power supply by shutting off the fuse or circuit breaker controlling it. ge will provide free repairs or rebates toward the new dishwasher. >>> new this morning, goldman sachs is off the hook for shopping some questionable securities to investors. justice department says it will not prosecute the investment firm or any of its employees. the government investigating goldman after a senate panel accused it

complicated, but here is where there's a lot of seniors in our society who are not tech savvy, i'm not dissingnybody, i think it's a generational fact in the information age. a lot of them aren't tech savvy and they don't have it at their fingertips the way a lot of people do, you know what i mean, the truth. they buy into the sound bites, into the commercials, they're buying into the lies. it's the job of every journalists to make sure that the truth is told. i'm joined tonight by jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst and columnist for bloomberg view. great to have you with us. you have been on this from day one. it seems like the game plan is just go try to fool as many seniors as they can. your thoughts on this. >> that is the game plan. it's quite scary for a lot of democrats. they see in those days, in 2010, instead of using $716 billion in cuts, they used a more accurate figure, $500 billion, although it was savings and it might have seemed as if seniors were going to lose $500 billion from their medicare. it worked. that's largely why they took the house back in 2010. the problem with