if republicans abandon dole, do they revive the buchanan candidacy?erhaps tim is taking a coffee break. that's okay. do you think buchanan can go to the convention now and say i'm still here? >> buchanan is doing that. he's in the paper today says ross perot can take my voters. what he means by that is republican party better pay attention to me or my voters are going to go to ross perot. that's a strong argument at this point, and the republican party has to desperately figure out what to do with buchanan. >> pat is going to say wait a minute, if bob dole drops down in a throe-way race, what difference would a four-way race make? i don't think that will happen in the end. pat buchanan wants to be president of the united states, he's going to run in 2000, he doesn't want to antagonize people by being disloyal, but with bob dole perceived as a "weak nominee," pat buchanan is going to give him a tough time at the convention in san diego last week. >> tim was not taking a coffee break. )e having technical problems on that first day. clinton once again di

david dole is the first.nd says as he reaches for dole, he's hit with a barrage of rocks and bottles, scarring his helmet and knocking him unconscious. >> there are more units in the rear. taking rocks and bottles. several deputies injured. deputies involved in a fight. several deputies injured. >> deputies respond until the street is clogged with patrol cars and officers in riot gear. according to a court deposition, there is a police helicopter hovering overhead and no fewer than 54 squad cars, around 100 deputies, all to break up a party. as proof of the severity of the attack, a number of officers, including sergeant undland say they are bruised, cut and scraped by everything from beer bottles to boulders. four days later, charges of riot and assault are filed against dozens of partygoers. the doles insist all along it is the deputies who instigated the violence. >> i didn't cuss at anybody. i didn't hit anybody. i didn't throw anything. the whole time i was just being beaten that whole night. >> dole say

congressman dole, you were one of those that had pizza with the gang of six plan last night.ou support it? >> we didn't talk about the gang of six plan. what i like is it's talking about big bold bipartisan plan, a lot of details not out about it. it does talk about 3$3.7 trillin worth of spending cuts over the next ten years and talks about tax reform, i think is critically necessary, talks about lowering the rate, you heard 29%, again, allowing corporations to be more competitive in the global marketplace. these are things we want to accomplish and a big bold bipartisan plan is one we're looking for. >> congressman richmond, is that something you can get on board with? >> we're still looking at the plan and still concerns about reforms to social security that our seniors would receive. i think the framework and concept is something the american people want, which is a little give-and-take on both sides so we can get past this and get back to talking about the 14 million americans unemployed and looking for work. >> you're nodding your head when he's saying that, congressman

well that grain dole, that dole of bread, that ration of bread they got did make a difference between survival and not survival, but you don't live a life of leisure on a ration of bread. you need money for fuel, clothing, for rents. the rents were exhorbitant. these people worked and what they did with their lives besides that, this he didn't spend it at the circuses and in the arena all the time, sure, they went. it was free. the only diversion they had. but they also did things like fight for representative assemblies, for 200 years. they fought for secret ballot and got it. they fought for land redistribution. they fought for protections on italian industry to develop domestic industry. they fought for work projects so they could have jobs. they, they did some pretty good things and the people of history should be looked at with a little less of an elitist viewpoint. >> how does that relate to united states of america 2003? are there oligarcs in this country, in your opinion? >> yes, i think, he think money, big money, i don't mean when they say the top fifth of america, the rich.

that's what dole understood. y'all don't understand how to win at the end. that's what i'm raising to you, michael. >> al, on that point, which is -- i would not have a disagreement with you, necessarily. i think that the messaging has been off. i think that arguments that have been profited by the leadership have stepped on each other. whether boehner or mcconnell or mcconnell on ryan or whom ever. so there has not been the kind of strategic coordination, particularly rolling out big plans like the ryan plan, and making big proposals as you have seen bit gop. so i will absolutely concede that from a strategic messaging point. yeah, the party has been off point a bit. it doesn't, however, take away from the underlying argument that country wants us to do something about spending. and al, i've said this from the beginning -- >> the amendment is not it. do you really that if you had -- just a minute. i let you finish. let me raise this point. do you realize michael that if you add balanced budget amendment that ronald reagan, with his budget illegal eight time

interest and it's the congressional military industrial complex got a lot of people that are on the dole but look now there's a lot of people questioning this thing and you can see that in the political arena with people like ron paul and gary johnson that are now raising these ideas to public problems and i think people are now generally in the private sector are questioning a lot of things in this country especially when they see bankruptcy let me know the right now all right well certainly that's one of our goals here at r.t. is just to bring these discussions forth and ones that especially are not being had think of one of our thanks so much for speaking with us and thank you all right let's take a look now at get another place massive amounts of money is being spent we're talking taxpayer dollars you know your money going to kill people in practice outlawed in almost all western democracies around the world except this one i'm talking of course about the death penalty and the polling new facts and figures that could make even the most staunch advocates ask this question is housing a

i would like to conclude by going back to senator dole's look cheap. he talks about the last sign he saw president nixon, at a luncheon held in the capital honoring the 25th anniversary of his first inaugural. president nixon stood and delivered a speech, capturing the global seen as only he could and sharing his vision of america's future. he was surrounded by democrats and republicans alike when it was over, needing one more insight into world affairs, dole concluded, made the day of judging president nixon on anything other than his life would come to a close. that is what this forum is about, and the distinguished folks here who served in president nixon's administration, to address nixon and the cold war. let me introduce them. the first speaker will be richard allen. mr. allen added a foreign affairs team during nixon's 1960 campaign and served as a member of his national security council. he went on to he is now a senior fellow at the hoover institution and president of a washington-based consulting services firm. our next speaker will be richar

they dole out grants. so the youth empowerment fund is an exciting way in come san francisco is engaging its young people. we have one of the few youth commissions. they work on the variety of youth issues. the ymc has launched big brothers and big sisters. nick cannon has an entire campaign of stop hating. kind of embedded in citiess and communities around california. in terms of digital media, i think that's a very important part. we have a lot of digital lead companies. you have new america media. youth outlook. you've not bay cat and bay vac. each of those are engaged with probationers. so i think that people recognize the value of digital media. we have to connect and explore those job opportunities directing our young people. we are doing that. we are around in digital media work. >> i meant to say bay cat. it's actually a digital media company. we work with the crn and currently trying to pull things together with bay cat. it's a good place in terms of getting our youth in that. >> i would like to e

she wants to have kids, and she may be on the government dole at one point for healthcare. >> but here is the thing. i will go to you, remy because you are kind of smart. >> thanks for that. anyway, she brings up this point she has all of these nieces she takes care of. the point she makes is a good one. she knows how to spend mother money better than the government. she says nothing from the government works. yet she makes all this money and helps take care of all of her pregnant nieces. so in a way she is making sense. she is doing good. >> everybody that pays taxes, who actually pays attention to what they are paying feels they could do a better job than the government. the difference between an average employee who gets the taxes taken out of every paycheck doesn't see the money going. even oprah in this same article is saying she finds paying her taxes painful because her accountant gives her her tax bill and tequilla. >> i think paul wants you to attack the rich. go ahead. >> how can you defend these people? this is a system she grew up poor. and now the system that benefited her

and that suggests that they are not pushing very good doles. >> but can you, in fact, negotiate somethings complex as this and so political as this if it is an open forum? could you get a deal done in that forum? >>guest: i'm in the suggesting she negotiate egg -- everything on c-span but we are talking about unusual level of secrecy. when carney said not every meeting is on the schedule every point meeting is on the schedule unless it is designed not to be this is conspicuously secret, not just to they didn't happen to, you know, the schedule is update add couple times a day and it was not updated, this is a high level meeting and the point of not putting it on the schedule was to avoid input. i know the president says we need to get politics out of this and he has it backwards. what he is saying, that we don't want public input on this, we want washington to decide and the rest of the country to shut up. >>stuart: do you remember candidate obama wanted this on c-span. >>guest: he is the health care negotiation the building of the health care plan would be on c-span, and, now, after thre

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they're not on the public dole to support the kids. octomom and they don't live in china with a one child policy. they can have as many kids as they want. >> andrea: good news, through obamacare you can get sterilization, which bob is in favor of. are the environmentalists crazy or stupid, too? the beckhams live in the united states. they don't even live in england anymore. >> bob: did you say the spice girls were your beatles? man, that is sick. let me go off of this. talk about pollution. my friends here, there are three of them here, to bring out the ridiculous things to do this. now they do it without looking. amazing. you don't have one, i don't have one. they're doing this. >> bob, you have -- >> bob: this is amazing. okay. >> greg: it's called a blackberry. >> bob: is that what it is? okay, look. i'm not saying i'll come down on other side of it in the united states we're producing more children in china because china has a policy, right? and europe. it's going to save us economically in the long run. we'll have more workers and

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dole was the senate majority leader. now, obama is fighting john boehner, who isn't going to run for anything except re-election in ohio. so, whereas obama may occasionally move up and obama down in the game against each other. both of them move down if they don't make a deal. >> bill: it doesn't matter to boehner. >> outside republicans don't get hurt at all. >> bill: i said from the jump the big loser in this whole thing if they get a deal done his image is going to take it. >> is he now streaming himself on dick morris.com. didn't get enough of him tonight. >> every day at lunch get a video. >> bill: fabulous. lawyer range gram on -- laura ingraham on the possibility of a compromise and the branding of norway killer a christian. laura is next. aughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have cess to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets al

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i would like to conclude by going back to senator dole's look cheap. he talks about the last sign he saw president nixon, at a luncheon held in the capital honoring the 25th anniversary of his first inaugural. president nixon stood and delivered a speech, capturing the global seen as only he could and sharing his vision of america's future. he was surrounded by democrats and republicans alike when it was over, needing one more insight into world affairs, dole concluded, made the day of judging president nixon on anything other than his life would come to a close. that is what this forum is about, and the distinguished folks here who served in president nixon's administration, to address nixon and the cold war. let me introduce them. the first speaker will be richard allen. mr. allen added a foreign affairs team during nixon's 1960 campaign and served as a member of his national security council. he went on to he is now a senior fellow at the hoover institution and president of a washington-based consulting services firm. our next speaker will be richar

dole was the senate majority leader. now, obama is fighting john boehner, who isn't going to run for anything except re-election in ohio. so, whereas obama may occasionally move up and obama down in the game against each other. both of them move down if they don't make a deal. >> bill: it doesn't matter to boehner. >> outside republicans don't get hurt at all. >> bill: i said from the jump the big loser in this whole thing if they get a deal done his image is going to take it. >> is he now streaming himself on dick morris.com. didn't get enough of him tonight. >> every day at lunch get a video. >> bill: fabulous. lawyer range gram on -- laura ingraham on the possibility of a compromise and the branding of ♪ [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] 125 years ago... we invented the automobile. ♪ and 80,000 patents later, we're still reinventing it. ♪ it's no coindence that the oldest car company has the youngest and freshest line in the luxury class. mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offe

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the president is saying that we don't have a dole by august 2nd we are defaulting. >> no, we are notefaulting. everyone knows it is raised. all of the checks will be paid and everyone will be paid . frankly the issue of the budget deficit and government spending and all of that. we have plenty of time and not that we shouldn't have done it sooner than later. the u.s. is not greece or portugal and the way of basing the tax rate increases and changes in obama care should be handled in the election. this is november 2012 issue. i would like to see a short term debt deal and let it be fought out in election time. that's where the voters make the choice . the end game is november 2012 and obama is playing it poorly and poll numbers are showing he's not getting advantage out of being mean and nasty and holding the u.s. hostage. this is not to his political advantage either. >> art, thank you. >>> and we'll make a deal fast or deal with it yourself. lawmakers telling them to raise the debt ceiling right now. dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all

they later signed a book of con dole lens -- condolences in the university. the death toll from both attacks was lowered from 93 to 76. the man accused of killing those people, undoers breivik -- anders breivik, pleaded not guilty. he says he agreed to gunning down those people but he wants to make a stop of muslim demonstrations into norway. >>> house speaker, john boehner, has a plan that compalestines a $1 trillion debt -- that contains a $1 trillion plan that will cut money. this morning, president obama said the defendant sit cannot -- deficit cannot be reduced with this alone. >> both parties have a responsibility to come together and solve the problem and make sure that the american people are not hurt. >> we have a budget deficit of $1.5 trillion. we're borrowing 42 cents on every dollar we spend. we have a $14.5 trillion debt. it's time it get serious about stopping the spending here in washington, d.c. >> the president and others want a credit limit increase that lasts through next year's election. the republicans are accusing the president of being

i would like to conclude by going back to senator dole's eulogy. he talks about the last time he saw president nixon at a luncheon held in the capital honoring the 25th anniversary of his first inaugural. without a note, president nixon stood and delivered a compelling speech, captures the global scene and sharing his vision for the future. once over, he was surrounded by republicans and democrats alike, wanting one more word of council and insighing into world affairs. may all judgment come to a close. that is what this forum is about. the distinguished folks here who served in president nixon's administration will address president nixon and the cold war. let me introduce them. our first speaker will be richard allen. mr. allen headed the foreign affairs issue team during president nixon's 1968 campaign. he served as a senior member of president nixon's nobs security council. he serveds as assistant to security affairs in the reagan administration. he is a senior fellow at the hoover administration and has a washington-based consulting services f

this involves the acquisition from the dole family of eroded easement and a temporary construction even that lies along the road of 1.39 acres. this is also a settlement slightly above appraised values, below the requested amount. really, reflective of the temporary construction easement time line. so it is not above the appraised value. simply a technical issue on the settlement. $10,000 to acquire those two rights. again, approved by the puc commission through the same resolution as the prior item. general plan conformity as well. those are the three items before you now. supervisor chu: thank you for the presentation. from my understanding, and these items do not have a general fund impact. they would be paid for through the public utilities program. is that accurate? colleagues, why don't we open up these items for public comment at this time. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? had in his nine, 10, 11? -- items nine, 10, 11? seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion? motion to send items nine, 10, 11 to the full board with recom

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in the 1990's, you had bob dole step up during the government shutdowns and say, it's time for the grown-ups to take over. gwen: once again, you had a different membership. >> that's the point. gwen: there was no tea party movement. the question is whether those skills are relevant anymore. you still do have people -- mitch mcconnell knows how to cut a deal. gwen: john boehner used to know how to cut a deal. >> in the tea party culture, first of all, the tea party effect, they have completely changed the conversation in washington where it's top to bottom focused on spending cuts. >> huge success with that. >> and secondly, they've created a culture which for many people the only safe vote on just about anything is no. gwen: and speaking of no being the safe vote, the senate has -- which sets the stage for the next part of this. >> you mentioned earlier, has the speaker been hurt by what happened over the last 48 hours. it seems to me, from what we were hearing from republican members last night, they are not that angry with him. in fact, many of them feel like, because they're not trading b

i remember when bob dole won handily in this state. i think it all depends upon the personality of the candidate, the kind of organization they put together, and i do not think we should rule out the possibility that an economic conservative could not win. i think it depends on the quality of the candidate and how effectively they are at getting the message across, what kind of organization they are, and there is a difference between the primary and caucus in that in the primary election, you can vote absentee ballot, and the polls are open all day, and in the polls, it is in the winter, it is dark. but nevertheless -- and we saw this on the democratic side four years ago -- obama brought a whole lot of new people in, surprised everybody, and defeated hillary clinton. if you get the right kind of candidate, with no contest on the democratic side, they could appeal to a lot of independents, and decide to join the republicans, go to the caucuses, and do much better than expected. i just think that people are trying to pigeonhole the iowa

people like dan and bob dole who were skilled at this art of having legislative compromise amid public invective and at the moment there seems to be nobody either in the administration or in the congress who can do that. gwen: what are the consequences? i've heard the chairman of the federal reserve and the president of the united states and any number of think tank wonks say catastrophe in august 3. and we've heard these warnings from the bond rating agencies. >> i think it would be catastrophic if the government didn't raise the debt ceiling and i think that is now the feeling to have leadership in congress. the united states government boros 40 cents for every dollar it spends and that's not a good position to be in if you suddenly are not able to borrow anymore. and that's just a direct effect, never mind what it would do to the markets. the government would not be able to pay some bills. the republicans say that's ok, we'll pick and choose. but there's a second consequence that i think is just as important. if they raise the debt ceiling -- we've gone through all this pain and we'

. >> reporter: and assemblying an 11-member civilian watchdog group to dole out disciplinary recommendations but the auditor took the jobless than a week before the shooting and the watchdog group remains largely untrained and untested. >> they are going to get training and on the job work at the same time. >> reporter: a test case officials call it with bart's reputation riding on it. bart police say they will be releasing surveillance video of that incident once the investigation is over. however, we found out there are a number of investigations under way and no timeline for when they will be complete. live in oakland, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> pg&e is doing damage control after claiming the victims of the san bruno explosion are partially responsible for the blast. in a recent court filing, the utility denied it should pay damages to victims of september's deadly disaster. it blamed the blast on third party damage to what it calls a state-of-the-art pipeline. just last month, pg&e took out a full-page ad apologizing for the tragedy. >> you have to wonder, where is the corporate responsi

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upon i remember when bob dole won the caucuses handily in this state. i also remember -- you know so i think it all depends upon the personality of the candidates, the kind of organization they put together. i don't think that we should rule out the possibility that an economic conservative couldn't the iowa caucuses. it really depends upon the quality of the candidate and how effective they are getting their message across, what kind of an organization they have. and there is a difference between the primary and the caucus in that in the primary election you can vote absentee ballot, and the polls are open all day. the caucus, of course, is in the winter. it's dark. you've got to go out to a meeting hall or something. but nevertheless -- and we saw this on the democratic side four years ago. obama brought a whole lot of new people in, surprised everybody, and defeated hick hick here in iowa -- hillary clinton here in iowa. if you get the right kind of candidate with no contest on the democratic side, they can appeal to a lot of independents, decide to

was just asked people guessing the actual correct those sorts of drugs to dole out for themselves but really ultimately we all need to take responsibility for what we put in our own bodies anyways we'll be right back stick around you're watching adam vs the man. oh man those. are is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al jazeera . and the. question today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. or you. are going to. fight. in recent weeks we have found ourselves outraged at the f.b.i. being willing to arrest him threaten those who are involved in ethical modern cyber operations law enforcement continues to push its ridiculous rules upon us anonymous suspects may face a fine of up to five hundred thousand us dollars and fifteen years of jail time just for taking part in a historical activist movement and many of the already apprehended and nuns are being charged with taking part in d.d. o. s. attacks against corrupt organizations such as pay pal what the f.b.i. needs to learn is that there is a vast difference between adding one's voice