about a month ago we honored senators baker and dole for a combined century of service to america. and as a result, i think some of you or all of you, hopefully, have some material about a fellowship program that's been established in honor of senators baker and dole and their service, honoring their commitment to public service, to their leadership, to their integrity. we've established here the baker/dole leadership program that will enable talented individuals to work with experienced policy makers at bbc. we'll be happy to share any more information with you. bbc has been dedicated to these principles that were so effectively carried out by these four extraordinary american leaders. we've done so in energy, building on the work, as i said, on the national commission security policy, health, housing, homeland security, institutional reform, the democracy project, which is sponsoring this event. and, of course, i'm sure all of you are aware of the extraordinary work done by -- led by senator pete dimenchi on fiscal and economic policy, our so-called debt reduction task force. our

for instance, there was dole and del monte, which i believe are u.s.es. >> both the dole food company and fresh del monte produce, which is not affiliated with del monte foods, have issued statements strongly denying that they made payments to the paramilitaries. fresh del monte produce says its colombian operation is limited to a sales office which purchases bananas from independent growers. dole and del monte say they never paid you any money. >> chiquita has been honest by acknowledging the reality of the conflict and the payments that it made. the others also made payments, not only international companies, but also the national companies in the region. >> so you're saying dole and del monte are lying? >> i'm saying they all paid. >> mancuso has been indicted in the u.s. for smuggling 17 tons of cocaine into the country. he said he was more than willing to tell u.s. prosecutors anything they wanted to know. has anyone come down here from the united states, from the u.s. justice department, to talk to you about dole or to talk to you about del monte

and dole promised that and so did it new. dole came back to us and in a bipartisan vote of 66-33 or something like that, we bought the package. and it new had voted for it at andrews air base and he came back and went on the floor of the house, in living color and said as a member of the group out there, i voted for that, but as a member now individual i'm voting against it and i hope my republican colleagues will help. and along game newt and army and delay, and the democrats were thrilled, it was the end of george bush, and the beginning of newt. and that's -- >> similar dynamic today. you all, in your commission, were able to get buy-in from democrats and republicans. it had limited success. very limited success in the senate, and-house. how do you build a bipartisan coalition with congress? >> you do it with trust. there is no such thing as trust. trust is the coin of the realm in the legislative body. that's all i ever did. i didn't want to be you know, anybody, i wanted -- i knew how to do. knew how to amend bills, knew

jim said why do you have to do the face -- >> i went as bob dole one halloween. >> bob dole has to stopn carry and concealed weapons. you have wildlife for one, two, the kid is a kid a juvenile. he should have simply stated i'm visiting my father. i'm in such and such apartment. the father is responsible for everything this kid does and does not do -- >> it's the kid's fault he got shot because he didn't say the right things. >> no, he didn't identify himself. >> how do you know that. >> on your stand your ground it is anywhere on your property. >> no it refers to anyone. >> anywhere on your property -- >> no, you are wrong, sir. so -- >> all right. you are disqualified. [ buzzer sounds ] >> a right-wing caller tried that last week. they call and try to spread misinformation. >> we have tapes of zimmerman talking to the cops on the phone. we don't know anything that trayvon said or did. >> yeah. >> apartment from being unarmed. >> we had larry prat on "the young turks" on friday and got into a nice shouting match with him. >> i heard that, yeah. >> he claims according to a witness in or

dole had no particular affiliation, pro-israel. he wasn't close to the jewish community. i remember saying before he walked out on stage. i imagine this audience is probably a little bit pro-clinton. the moderator cheerfully said, i don't know. there are about 500 people a bout 480 of them are pro-clinton. 20 are undecided. i think i lost most of the undecided in the course of the evening, in the course of the evening. make my case for conservatism. in 2000, another true story, i debated, at northern virginia jewish community center where we live in northern virginia, months before the election, early in 2000, i said, they were setting up an october brunch. sunday brunches at the jcc to debate the election. i debated a political operative from this area. we didn't know who the, the nominees were going to be at that event or if we did, we didn't know the ticket. i remember thinking this will be tough again. maybe i have a chance. because george w. bush was very pro-israel, it wasn't clear, clinton wouldn't be running for re-election, we would have a chance for a fresh look

bob dole. certainly rom me. while the legislative wing is more reflective of the grass roots. >> this question of where moderate conservatives go. much to the disappointment of the further left, obama has certainly been pulled to the center and i think, and supported by a lot of people in this election and much of them that depend on that left centralism and where we finally go but i think obama is clear to want to pre employmempt the cen. >> i want too ask if we're seeing a slight return to prague material iprague materialism. we're starting to see heather wilson and chris shays coming from behind in connecticut. could there actually be accounter wave going on after the 2010 election where we failed take the senate? >> oh. i would say minimally, we may look back and say 2010 was the peek for the tea party and both it's influence good and bad on the republican party but there is not a lot that suggests that the party is in anyway kind of ebbing way from being as conservative as it's been. we may see some individ

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if the mainstream conservatives, the bob doles, they've clearly lost their party right now. the right wing has taken over. but if the republicans don't do well, and i don't want them to do well for a number of reasons, but i say this. if you're a mainstream conservative republican, you want the current crowd of extremists to lose, because only after they lose will the more reasonable people be able to take back their party. we've seen that in other cases, '64, '72, i think you'll see it now. >> okay. congressman barney frank, we'll have you back many times before you leave this year. i know you're leafing congress, we don't want you to leave this show. >>> when we return, let me finish with mitt romney's pathetic attack against former president jimmy carter. you're watching "hardball." [ alarm buzzes ] [ female announcer ] wake up time, but not for your eyes. they're still so tired looking. with olay challenge that, with regenerist anti-aging eye roller. its hydrating formula with caffeine conditioning complex, perks up the look of eyes. it works in the blink of an eye. >>>

bob dole certainly. romney. while their legislative wing is more chaotic and reflecttive of the grass roots. >> the question of where moderate republicans go or people that are moderate or independents generally, much toop the disappointment of the farther left, obama has certainly played to the center i think, andsupported by a lot. the election may depend on that last centrists and woo we go. i think obama is clear about wanting to preempt the senator. >> i wanted to ask a question. is it possible that we're actually seeing a slight return to prime atism in this coming election as opposed to the last wave that now rather than seeing christine o'donnell we're seeing heather wilson, even chris shea up in connecticut. could there be a counterwave going on after the 2010 election when we failed to take the senate? >> i would say minimally. we may look back and say 2010 was the peak for the taet party, its influence good and bad on the republican party. but there is not a lot to suggest that the party is in any way

some of you are aware -- about one month ago we honored centers baker and dole for a combined century of service to america. as a result -- and i think all of you hopefully how the material about a fellowship program that has been established in order of senators baker and dole, honoring their commitment to public service. we have established a fellows program that will allow talented individuals to work with experienced policymakers. i will be happy to share any more information with you. bpc has been dedicated to these principles that were so effectively carried out by the for extraordinary american leaders. we have done so in energy, building on the work of the national commission on energy policy, national security, transportation, institutional reform, the democracy project, which is sponsoring this event, and of course, i am all of you are aware of the extraordinary work done by peake indemnity and alice rivlin, client fiscal and economic policy, our so-called debt reduction task force. our conversation this morning is part of the 2012 election series and is organized by our dem

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bush, dole, much of bush bush, john mccain talking to democrats. [laughter] mitt romney. why can't we get to another ronald reagan? >> it has been the executive oriented party and the democratic party is more legislative which is why they dominate congress and ken mcgovern better than republicans. also differences write them they control the house. newt gingrich is unthinkable as senator gingrich. there was always say food fight in california passing with one vote then somebody goes to the senate's then they have a food fight again. we designed them on purpose but the historical pattern people tend to gravitate while it is more chaotic of a grass-roots movement. >> people are moderate or independent generally a disappointment to the left but the centrist and where we go but obama is very clear. >> impossible pc a return in the republican party this election now we see will send, you then chris shea. could didier counterweight from the last election? >> minimal. we may say 2010 was the peak for the tea party good and bad influence. but it may not be ebbing back from being

. >> because they are doling out the check. >>neil: which makes me think they will stop doling out the check. >>guest: they will not buckle. there is in absolute. in greece "my life stucks because of my stingy german neighbors do not want to share." but we have to be worried. it could come to america. over the weekend i heard a commercial and a guy was saying, thank goodness i have my cell phone that the government gave me because i might get a job interview. in other words, this idea, it hasn't -- where does it stop? from housing. food. clothing. to cell phone. these are ideally birthrights? in other words, a guy is looking at a resume and saying --. >>neil: this socialist wants do go in reverse, lower the retirement age and rescind the cuts, and they are not cuts as much as slowing the growth, he wants to reverse all of that. >>guest: he wants to go back on the idea that somehow this country can survive france can continue to be some sort of important world power with people retiring at age 60 and with an aging population. >>

if the bob doles and mainstream conservatives, they lost their party right now, the right wing has takenpublicans don't do well, i'll say this, if you're a mainstream republican conservative, you want the extremist to move. after they lose the reasonable people will be able to take back their party. i think you'll see it now. >> congressman, we'll have you back many times before you leave this year. we don't want you to leave the show. when we return, let me finish with romney's pathetic attack against jimmy carter. ...the mickelson exxonmobil teachers academy... ...and astronaut sally ride's science academy are helping our educators improve student success in math and science. let's shoot for the stars. let's invest in our teachers and inspire our students. let's solve this. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. [ male announcer ] this is your moment. this is zales. the dia

if the mainstream conservatives, the bob doles, they've clearly lost their party right now.if the republicans don't do well, and i don't want them to do well for a number of reasons, but i say this. if you're a mainstream conservative republican, you want the current crowd of extremists to lose, because only after they lose will the more reasonable people be able to take back their party. we've seen that in other cases, '64, '72, i think you'll see it now. >> okay. congressman barney frank, we'll have you back many times before you leave this year. i know you're leafing congress, we don't want you to leave this show. >>> when we return, let me finish with mitt romney's pathetic attack against former president jimmy carter. you're watching "hardball." in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you,

(laughter) that certainly would have put bob dole on my radar. >> jon: all right, well why don't youe us to an election where you did vote. >> that would be the 2004 election. soccer moms were out and terror moms were in. -the-thought al qaeda was out to poison her kids yogurt so she put a panic room in her minivan. >> jon: you weren't a terror mom. >> i was a wait tres. waiting tables at planet hollywood. the only thing more depressing than serving kindergarten cop poppers to tourists who didn't trip was doing it next to bruce willis' tank top from "the 5th element." and i had the worse boss! jon, would you mind. >> jon: no... >> war on women again! >> jon: okay, i'm coming okay. i'm your boss. you. gonna need you to work thanksgiving, christmas and new year's eve. >> can i at least get my birthday off? >> sure. >> jon: no, stay in character. >> jon: no. >> you're such a dick! see, i'm not worried about terrorists i'm just trying to pay my rent on minimum wage and not get caught stealing demi moore's secret crunchy chicken recipe. "it's covere covered covered in. shh." so that bring

bob dole mayor of san diego has made a request of the secretary of the navy to name the ship after supervisor milk, a with a navy veteran who served in the korean war. given the history of lgbt people in our military, the exclusion and oppression, and given the recent repeal of the don't ask, don't tell law, we now have an opportunity to have our military fully embrace lgbt people, who have always served in the military since the beginning of our country. i can think of no more appropriate way of doing that than christening a vessel after harvey milk, who was one of the great leaders in lgbt history. i hope we will all be able to support this unanimously next week. the rest i submit. >> seeing no other names on the roster, betting -- that concludes roll-call for introduction. president chiu: what do we go to general comments. >> the next item on the agenda is the opportunity for the public to comment for up to two minutes for items of jurisdiction to the board to include those things on the regular calendar. discussion is not allowed on things that have already been before the committee. if a

dole asked alice.he was just out of gravel and working as a health educator at columbia university when she started a campus website to answer students health questions. " go ask alice " would grow to become the go to resorts for sexual health on the fledgling internet. >> we were onto something in 1993 and we're still on to it. the same path. >> a path that has taken her from the origins of the internet to today's cutting edge technology. everything from mobile health tips to social media campaigns on sexual health, to online notifications, color partners that they may have been exposed to mst d. >> since most students now works as an intern with her, and the team. >> she has been able to move the sexual health field forward. and not just stay with 101 of your education. >> that means that critical information is reaching a larger audience than ever. >> the goal is to raising next generation and the next generation of sexually responsible mature healthy adults. >> so for aadapting sexual health inform

he remembers a relative who twice dole a few years of corn and was twice tied to a post as punishment. he said he finally threw a rope across of being in his house and hanged himself. villagers said it was like that back then. researchers are travelling across china. they are collecting the stories of people who survived the great famine. tens of millions died. it was man-made starvation. it was the result of a disastrous political campaign by chairman mao. this is one of those collecting memories. she interviewed people in her village about what happened 50 years ago. >> i did not know much about the famine, but when i was young, older people would sometimes talk about these bitter times. they had to eat wild vegetables and other things that humans do not usually eat. >> there is little public discussion about the famine or what caused it. the man in charge of the project says that needs to change. >> if we do not know the past we will have no future. if we do not want history to repeat itself, we need to remember and work out why bad things happened and what lessons we can learn fro

and julian bond and working with all those great figures but the problem is when it comes time to doler to take the charge and to be able to focus, because what you mentioned before was it was about legislation. you can go to the march and you can march and march but unless you change the laws that govern the existence of black people ain't much happening. >> dr. dyson was able to echo this, when the moment of the civil rights movement began to wane, it was sncc that pushed it. what's critical is how do we mobilize and galvanize young people to be a part of it. and what has been the missing interjer of civil rights has been in the church. we have old people and babies. but they're -- >> and men. >> and men. 18 to 45 and men. if we add those into when you study the model of what happened to leaderless models it's happened through young people and men on the forefront and what's critical for the church, the civil rights community and the academy. how do we get young people and men -- when i say men, they have been leading the charge. can we imagine -- this is an interesting point. like t

. >>> a mother in texas has doled out unusual punishment for her daughter. that girl posted a picture of herself on the website, instagram. she was with an unopened bottle of vodka saying, i wish i could drink this. she made the girl post a picture of this. the sign reads since i want to post pictures of myself with liquor, i am not old enough. >> i love that woman. the mom says her daughter was mortified at first, but came to accept and appreciate the punishment. >>> don't be fooled, a little sunshine this afternoon is temporary. the rain is going to be around a while. topper tells us when we can expect those storms and we'll have his forecast in a couple of minutes. but first, a new era of american space exploration begins as a private unmanned rocket blasts off from the kennedy space center. >>> the launch of the space x falcon 9 rocket as nasa turns to the sector. >> you heard the announcer fellow. privately owned, unmanned space x falcon rocket on its way to resupply the international space station. if this all works out, this mission could open the doo

petroleum which spent -- the california labor federation spent $867,000 and the kaiser foundation doled out more than $755,000. >>> our chief meteorologist joins us from the weather center and tracking light rain. >> yeah, there were some heavier showers this afternoon as many found out on the east bay. but for most of us it's been light showers. tracker 2 shows the last few hours looped. you can see the showers kind of glide through the area. we've seen rain, it just depends where you are. the most rain i've been seeing is up in the north and they got a quarter of an inch in some places. just under .02. i think that's what most people got, .01. so as the sun sets, that's the back edge of the weather. as that slices through, it's gone. skies begin to clear. temperatures cool overnight but then they warm tomorrow. it's not going to be hot tomorrow, and then temperatures begin to warm further as we go into saturday and sunday. significantly warmer. so out on the bay, some winds. the high builds in and the winds come howling through the golden gate bridge. noontime they are going 20 miles

when bob dole ran against clinton, he made the argument that vets make better presidents. >> there is something about serving your country that i think makes us better americans if that's possible. i think we're better. we understand, we appreciate what liberty and freedom is all about. chris: do you think that carries an edge, if you served, if you were a hero in war? >> i don't know. when i looked backs the guys in the last few elections have lost. >> george herbert walker. >> and mccain. >> a couple times chane. >> i think it matters in how you command. i don't think voters care about it as much. >> we're not under a threat -- >> it's still a calling card and those involved in war who run for office generally are successfully at the gubetorle level. we feel that we're in a global war of economics, not militaryism. that overshadows some of this. and our military culture is smaller and volunteer. it's not universal an american experience as it was earlier. chris: mitt romney was on the defensive about his five sons' decision not to serve in the armed services. >> my sons are all adul

. >> the buyers generally oversee these street transactions and are usually the ones who dole out cash to the boosters. our cameras make their way closer to the action when this crew finally realizes that they are being taped and attempt to conceal their identity before scattering. not too long after that, we return to the same spot with a hidden camera and find mr. white cap right back in business. >> you're seeing exactly how the flow is going. >> i do. >> this is what will happen all day long. >> in many communities where police are stretched thin fighting drugs and violent crimes, boosters can easily slip through the cracks and that's why major retailers, like walgreens, target and others have begun to assemble their own investigative teams to tackle organized retail crime. how aggressive is walgreens about pursuing boosters? >> the retailers are taking it very seriously. we aggressively pursue and recruit individuals that can go after these types of people. >> at drugstores like walgreens, boosters are targeting over-the-cou mainly because they fetch a good price on the black mark

dole, collected promises of more than $1 million combined.ut ultimately thomas ewing was partially thwarted, withheld from abraham lincoln, the railroad lawyer, who had long since been persuaded that the natural route for the transcontinental railroad would run just north of this place. up from omaha right up the platt river valley. if you've ever driven along i-80, you notice it's very flat.

you have to wait for the farm bill because that's where we dole with direct payments. that's where we deal with food stamps. i mean they're all authorizes in the same legislation. so why is it that we're picking out the food stamp that that has to be the suggest not just you've already cut it 17%. if by some magic your budget becomes law which i hope it's not and i don't think it will. so why are you picking on food stamps here and assuming you have to deal with direct payments and crop insurance in the reauthorization. it's all the same bill. and there's a reason our friends didn't zero in on it. the same reason they were dancing around in the supercommittee trying to have a mini reaustinrization that put another entitlement in it. these are not going to go gently into the night. i wish that my friend from kansas was prophetic. this isn't going to be easy. i've been around this block as has the chairman and it's going to be hand to hand combat and if you think there's going to be massive cuts in direct payment, magically when the reauthorization comes, when they can't

dole, collected promises of more than $1 million combined. but ultimately thomas ewing was partially thwarted, withheld from abraham lincoln, the railroad lawyer, who had long since been persuaded that the natural route for the transcontinental railroad would run just north of this place. up from omaha right up the platt river valley. if you've ever driven along i-80, you notice it's very flat. in fact as i have driving up here today, i remembered the opening pages where she has her young hero looking across his new home and thinking of nebraska, there's a lot of it. when congress adjourned on july 17th, 1862, in their inner most thoughts, i'm sure many of its members must have wondered if all their worked had been in vein. george mcclellan's campaign on the peninsula had fizzled tantalizingly close to richmond and soon confederate troops would invade the north in kentucky and maryland, the european powers were then on the verge of stepping into the dispute to force a mediation that would have recognized southern independence. the republican