evil east. thank you thank you thank you thank you audience applauded thanks tony general what kinds personally congratulated johnny lindsay and wished him good luck he also told him how to term and he is to continue the fight against wrongful accusations. that. johnny lindsay is the nineteenth man to be freed in only a few months and more than three hundred files have yet to be examined. mr watkins place it's a very very it's a great day but you. know it's not for me a place great day for commerce justice system. and i hope that we can carry on this issue. you think it's easy to be in the frickin american to do this work well you know i don't know if it's been here. but from where i come from i didn't have a choice i had to do. many innocents in prison obviously yes well you know that. were how they exclude certain in that group or from the jury because there were race. in texas years ago. and early ninety's mid ninety's we decided to change how we. actually have people shouldn't juries but i t

evil. the east side wallowed in beer. some joints serve the same over and over again. and a mum fied ham and cheese sandwich. not unreasonably he expected a sane interpretation of hotel and meal and against. he announced the police will be on the lookout for fake hotels but the judges ruled 17 beers and one pretzels equals a meal. [laughter] the republican legislature said really bungled new law and it was turning up to bottoms up and new york became the city that never sleeps. roosevelt hadn't created the on slot -- he certainly had created this but the events especially with the demise of roosevelt subtle play out like a slap in the face. they were drying openly in fake hotels and fake clubs on sundays and also at 3:00 in the morning they were not only drinking, unmarried young women who might never walk blocks were starting to walk or stagger up the convenient barroom stairs. roosevelt for years delighted in describing picnicking with their families on sunday was to the amused by any of it. he began secretly looking for a new job. now tr would eventually alienate ev

way when the orioles beat the red sox and moved into a first-place tie in the al east with the yankees. >> we beat the evil empire. >> are you feeling? >> ecstatic. it is like the old days and a moral state. the old bird are back. brooks, i love him. >> and orioles fans will be looking for this week tomorrow. live at camden yards. >> it could not get any better. well, it well. and the what. it is the magic there. it is palpable. >> we had a lot of crowds with no rain. very comfortable temperatures, relatively low humidity. it should continue that way the rest of the night but changes are coming. we can see that the bulk of the rain was a sellout of us in the carolinas. you move to pennsylvania, there is a spring collectivity up there, some showers and northern california. a disturbance spinning around up there. we might see a sprinkle north of us overnight tonight. but there is a lot more moisture in the forecast over the next few days. so i will be talking about that in a few minutes. the flavor changes. >> of course. thank you cared switching gears. the investigation into of baltimore city man oppose the

evil other. and we want to make peace in the middle east the first thing to do is change that narrative to both sides can hear the other side story and recognizable and open-heart and generous way that the other guys have a point and both sides of the narrative and that both sides has been cruel and unusual to each other >>> where the disbelief on each side? the tradition had done this point. orr's religious teaching oral the above? >>> they're both faced with post-traumatic stress disorder. both sides and victims in case that some of the 1700 years and pushed around and killed and then the manifesting in the holocaust. or one every three jews was a lot of time was murdered. and others in and and afterwards they went to her engine homeland palestine and or palestinians there in the creek state of israel and 800,000 palestinians who now grown to 4 million or pushed out of israel and so the of the huge, also. and to side with, as and unable to see anything with their own pain. >>> tell me what your community sense to you of rabbi says that we have to give a little bit to >>> at the truth of the matter

misunderstanding of evil in the world. the middle east is really the middle ages.le that are out there the responsibility to protect them. that didn't happen. we need to rectify that. we need to get out. >> kimberly: do you think that is something they should have touched on today, in terms of the president did make remarks and he did mention bringing justice to them. >> greg: i hope so, yes. i would assume they will get these guys. >> bob: i want to confirm reports they haven't -- that they have apprehended several people for these acts. i think that is report from the libyan government. i hope that's correct. >> eric: take wish the secretary of state clinton's comments. started out very nice. she recounted experience with ambassador stevens and the other gentlemen that were killed. then she went somewhere. she went to the movie again. she reiterated the fact that this was caused by the movie. i thought you want to talk about sad and depickable. hillary clinton bringing up that service today was sad and despicable. >> bob: that movie was despicable. >> greg: but i

about it tom i'm an atheist i look at all religions in my view they're evil because all religions cause wars look at the middle east right now what's it all over religion every war we've ever fought has been fought religion has played a role in it it's it's very true so you you would not argue that romney is a cult member or anything like that or only i you know to me you could call them all cults i'm an atheist i was so happy when barack obama did his did unarguable address the first time ever he went down the litany said christians mormon or christians muslims jews and he got down the line in the last thing he said and nonbelievers i leapt out of my chair i looked at my wife and i said were legal now the president has actually stated that there are nonbelievers in the country yeah and that actually is a very big deal because a whole is search one of the last really discriminated against minorities and perhaps majorities and i don't know that anybody's done a really honest poll on this but i know i was overjoyed it's the first time a president has ever used those words he didn't use atheist but he did say nonbelie

that way when orioles beat the red sox and moved into a first place tie in the al east with the yankees. >> we beat the evil empire! >> how you feeling right now? >> unbelievable. o's are back. brooks, my man, he's back. love it. >> to quote a 1989 orioles, why not, let's go for the sweep sunday. >> in other news, baltimore city police continue their investigation into what caused a man to die after being taken into police custody. the man's family and friends lay him to rest. the funeral for anthony anderson was held at the march funeral home on north avenue yesterday. anderson died more than a week ago while being arrested for drug possession. his family said police assaulted him, but police will only say the circumstances of the case do remain under investigation. supporters say the death highlights what they call on going issues of police brutality in the city. >> we're tired of the double standard where citizens are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. unfortunately it just appears as though the lie doesn't apply to police officers. we want there to be justice across the board. we certainly wan

>> we have no numbers when it comes the loudest voices and strongest forces of evil between the old soil in the middle easts told by hosni mubarak and those like mahmoud ahmadinejad but lost in the din is the quiet minority bleaker still the majority that needs some power of america and the west to defend them and stand by them from the grassroots up but they are not getting any attention. they are not having riots and they had demonstrations in libya at the washington post and yet we have been ignoring them because the president doesn't want to make a case for liberty. the president wants to stay away from meeting with leaders of the free world and seeing we're not only behind them but want to lead from the front for the change and tipping point towards freedom and not be pushed around by bullies like iran and continued to see genocide as they're doing in syria and worrying about election politics or whatever formulation he is using but it is a post american era and the majority of muslims are waiting for that leadership. stuart: how would people like yourself, how would moderate muslims respond if israel

they remain as committed as ever in imposing their evil ideologies through violence on people in libya and the middle eastbs spring for their own insidious purposes. and if we turn our backs now on the millions of people in libya and egypt and syria and other countries across the middle east, people who share so many of our values and interests, people will have a budget for the true authors of the arab spring, we will and our common enemies, the terrorists and extremists, the very victory that they seek. we were right to take the side of the libyan people and others in the region who shared their peaceful aspirations. and we would be gravely mistaken to walk away from them now. to do so would only be a betrayal of everything that chris stevens and his colleagues believe in and ultimately gave their lives for. it would be a bit trail of america's highest values and our own enduring national interest in supporting people in the middle east and the world who want to live in peace and freedom. i am pleased to be joined by a friend from connecticut. i know that he shares with me the sorrow that we and all ame

east at the president's feet. >> only by the confident exercise of american influence are eel and violence overcome -- evil and violencercome. that's how we keep problems abroad from becoming crisis. that is what keeps the peace. that is what we will have in a romney-ryan administration. >> romney is escalating the economic attack. he opposes the fed's new qe3 stimulus attempt to jump-start growth a third time by what romney says amounts to a short-term sugar high by printing more money. more proof of how bad the obama economy has gotten. >> there will not be a second term. we can't afford him for a second term. >> linking foreign policy to domestic job losses, romney accused the president of being soft on china unfair trade and labor practices and costing ohio hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> this cannot go on. i'll call china a currency manipulator and stop them in their tracks from killing american jobs. >> senior romney foreign policy and political aides say he is not backing away from, nor toning down his criticism of president obama's foreign policy. in fact, they say before the end of the month he will address

east. let's listen in for just a moment. >> are evil and violence overcome?hat is how we keep problems abroad from becoming cries seas -- cries crises. that is how you keep the peace. that is what you will have in a romney-ryan administration. [applause] in the all-important election of 2012, values voters are also economic voters. this election will hold the incumbent accountable for his economic failures and affirm the pro-growth agenda of mitt romney. it is true, that president obama, he had a lot of problems not of his own making but he also came in with one party rule, and the chance to do everything of his own choosing. the obama economic agenda failed not because it was stopped but because it was passed. [applause] that's a key distinction. and here's what we got. prolonged joblessness across the country. 23 million americans struggling to find work. family income in decline. 15% of americans living in poverty. the record is so uniformly bad that maybe you have noticed something. president obama himself almost never even uses the word record. that is e

our enemies, and they remain as committed as ever to imposing their evil ideology through violence on people in libya and the middle east and ultimately on us. they want to hijack the arab spring for their own insidious purposes, and if we turn our backs now on the millions of people in libya and egypt and syria and other countries across the middle east, people who share so many of our values and interests, people who are the true authors of the arab spring, we will hand our common enemies the terrorists and extremists, the very victory that they seek. we were right to take the side of the libyan people and others in the religious who share their peaceful aspirations and we would be gravely mistaken to walk away from them now. to do so would only be a betrayal of everything that chris stevens and his colleagues believed in and ultimately gave their lives for. it would be a betrayal of america's highest values and our own enduring national interest in supporting people in the middle east and the world who want to live in peace and freedom. mr. president, i'm pleased to be joined by my friend from connecticut and i know

east, hurricane isaac's impact on the u.s. oil refineries and other factors. >>> well, 3-d was a big draw at weekend box office. the 3-d release of "resident evil retribution" grabbed the top spot with more than $21 million in ticket sales. disney's 3-d re-release of "finding nemo" and last week's champion, "the possession" fell to third place. >>> the 22-year-old video of a toddler playing with a 300-pound gorilla is sparking a debate among parents, especially on the internet. the video just released by the girl's family has some parents deeply moved and others deeply upset. her dad who owns the zoo posted the video so people could see how gentle and noble the animals r.her daughter who is now an adult agrees. it is now four minutes past hour. let's go to savannah andal. >> is there a debate? there really needs to be a debate. >> i don't know who is on the other side. always somebody. >> my child with a wild animal, great idea. >> always somebody who thinks putting child with a 300-pound gorilla is a great idea. >> the guy who video. >> weatherwise for you, a risk of very strong storms from new orleans to charlotte today. we're looking at rain

evil tar van. and everyone when i arrived here, i think my first thanksgiving was spent with the the cockettes. my first christmas was spent with the hulk from over an east that i am being that was just in the middle of this glorious. i mean, coming from london where we were so gray and tight and even the big rock stars only made 20 pounds a month. and when i met her dad, what really struck me was the inclusiveness. and if you know come to you that one coming in at 40. but this is completely alien to me. i came up for three months and that was 40 years ago. and because i was in music, i looked at your music list at the back and was delighted to see you had tracy nelson downes solo. i mean, that song. that's great. thank you. great book. >> just another shout out, one joseph fm radio and a san francisco in many ways is the cradle. tom donohue and the other great pioneer spirit that was pre-internet. it was fm radios have really pulled together the youth culture. it was a secret society, the music on, the messages we automated to your to keep us in touch with each other. for a kid like me growing up in the suburbs of l.a., it is what made me feel same that

evil man, but that's not a foreign policy. is anybody deterred from attacking america's interest in the middle east because bin laden is dead?nybody said i better not go over the wall of the embassy in egypt. you know, we killed bin laden. there is no coherent foreign policy at a time when we need one. >> dana bash is standing by on the hill. what is swaekt clinton likely to say in response to some of that criticism coming from lawmakers? >> well, what she will say is going to be a big open question because fredrica, you know how these briefings go when a member of the administration is giving a classified briefing to the entire house of representatives and the entire senate. they tend to be a bit more cautious because they know that the reality is that some of those lawmakers come out and tell people, like you and me, what happened in there. i think, though, that the expectation, the hope from democrats and republicans, is they get more answers than they have been getting on what exactly went on and what the administration really thinks was behind the attacks, specifically the attacks on september 11th of this year in libya

east of progress and peace. we want to see the three great religions that sprang forth from our region, judy is on, christianity, and islam, coexist in peace and mutual respect. yet of the evil forces of radical islam, who you just saw storming the american embassies throughout the middle east, they oppose this. they seek supremacy over all muslims. they are bent on world conquest. they want to destroy israel, europe, america. they want to extinguish freedom. they want to end the modern world. militant islam has many branches, from the rulers of iran, with their revolutionary guards, to the al qaeda terrorists, to the radical cells lurking in every part of the globe. but despite their differences, they are all rooted in the same bitter soil of intolerance. that intolerance is directed first to their fellow muslims and then to christians, jews, buddhists, hindus, secular people, anyone who doesn't submit to their unforgiving creed. they want to drag humanity back to an age of unquestioning dogma, unrelenting conflict. i'm sure of one thing -- ultimately, they will fail. ultimately, light will penetrate darkness. we have seen that happen before. some 500 years ago, the printin

evil and has no place in a civilized world. >> the closing session also featured the new leader of egypt, mohamed morsi who said the middle east tur. >> why we must acknowledge the importance of free democracy we must recognize that such freedom comes with responsibilities. >> as in years past participants made concrete commitments to tackle issues both local and global like creating a severe weather system for haiti, donating a million hearing aids for children in developing countries and bringing solar energy to rural thailand. >> what's the goal? >> to lead a purposeful, meaningful life. that's one of the things that unifies those of us here. >> chelsea is very much involved with her family now. she's on the clinton foundation. she's involved with gi. she's going to oxford and teaching at nyu. >> not doing very much. >> almost in a sense from one who is trying to find exactly but given the sense she's beginning to settle in as part of the family. >> do you think she's leaning towards politic? >> i don't know. >> going to be interesting to see. >> i have a bit of that. because she had experience in 2008 which was not a happy

evil man. but that's a -- that's not a foreign policy. is anybody deterred from attacking america in the middle east because bin laden is dead? has anybody said i better not go over the wall of the embassy in egypt, you know, we killed bin laden? there is no coherent foreign policy at a time when we need one. four years later, after a charm offensive and an apology tour that has not worked, our enemies are on steroids and our friends are unsure about who we are. i'll make a prediction. if this continues, the world is going to devolve into chaos, because at a time you need to be certain, we're unsure and the iranians are not taking anything we say seriously, and the russians and the chinese have corrupted the u.n. so much for restarting. the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. chambliss: mr. president, i rise today to state that the senate's lack of leadership in addressing sequestration will have long-term effects on our nation's robust intelligence community which had to be rebuilt after 9/11. these budget cuts will make it very difficult for the intelligence community to keep americans safe in future years. mr.

evil, somebody said. so i don't have to worry about it. you probably wonder why i'm here today. to talk about the middle easte. >> we could talk about the mets. >> absolutely. >> and their stellar record. >> talk about donny's house. >> we could talk about donny's house. >> his master bedroom. >> i don't know about that, but we're neighbors. we live around the corner. we come from the same place. we could talk about golf. that's not why i'm here. >> really? >> i am here because this is the fifth anniversary of your show. >> no way. is it money? >> no, it's not money. >> damn! >> i knew you'd want that. this is a proclamation. >> look at this! i love it! okay? i'm going to read the proclamation. >> fantastic. >> i'm sure all your viewers are thrilled. if i'd have known you would survive five years, i'm not sure where to cut the ribbon. proclamation. whereas five years "morning joe" has brewed up a blend of opinion in a cable news world where partisan warfare is the norm. this show has broken the mold. every morning live from rockefeller center viewers can expect to hear insights and arguments that elevate our

evil and has no place in a civilized world. >> the closing session also featured the new leader of egypt, mohamed morsi who said the middle eastcal junk tur. >> why we must acknowledge the importance of free democracy we must recognize that such freedom comes with responsibilities. >> as in years past participants made concrete commitments to tackle issues both local and global like creating a severe weather system for haiti, donating a million hearing aids for children in developing countries and bringing solar energy to rural thailand. >> what's the goal? >> to lead a purposeful, meaningful life. that's one of the things that unifies those of us here. >> chelsea is very much involved with her family now. she's on the clinton foundation. she's involved with gi. she's going to oxford and teaching at nyu. >> not doing very much. >> almost in a sense from one who is trying to find exactly but given the sense she's beginning to settle in as part of the family. >> do you think she's leaning towards politic? >> i don't know. >> going to be interesting to see. >> i have a bit of that. because she had experience in 2008 which was not

east, hurricane isaac's impact on the u.s. oil refineries and other factors. >>> well, 3-d was a big draw at weekend box office. the 3-d release of "resident evilicket sales. disney's 3-d re-release of "finding nemo" and last week's champion, "the possession" fell to third place. >>> the 22-year-old video of a toddler playing with a 300-pound gorilla is sparking a debate among parents, especially on the internet. the video just released by the girl's family has some parents deeply moved and others deeply upset. her dad who owns the zoo posted the video so people could see how gentle and noble the animals r.her daughter who is now an adult agrees. it is now four minutes past hour. let's go to savannah andal. >> is there a debate? there really needs to be a debate. >> i don't know who is on the other side. always somebody. >> my child with a wild animal, great idea. >> always somebody who thinks putting child with a 300-pound gorilla is a great idea. >> the guy who posted the video. >> weather-wise, risk of a strong storm from new orleans all the way up to charlotte today. we're looking at rain already, a lot of it in the central gulf, and that's

east, hurricane isaac's impact on the u.s. oil refineries and other factors. >>> well, 3-d was a big draw at weekend box office. the 3-d release of "resident evildisney's 3-d re-release of "finding nemo" and last week's champion, "the possession" fell to third place. >>> the 22-year-old video of a toddler playing with a 300-pound gorilla is sparking a debate among parents, especially on the internet. the video just released by the girl's family has some parents deeply moved and others deeply upset. her dad who owns the zoo posted the video so people could see how gentle and noble the animals r.her daughter who is now an adult agrees. it is now four minutes past hour. let's go to savannah andal. >> is there a debate? there really needs to be a debate. >> i don't know who is on the other side. always somebody. >> my child with a wild animal, great idea. >> always somebody who thinks putting child with a 300-pound gorilla is a great idea. >> the guy who posted the video. >> weather-wise, risk of a strong storm from new orleans all the way up to charlotte today. we're looking at rain already, a lot of it in the central gulf, and that's going to mak

our enemies, and they remain as committed as ever to imposing their evil ideology through violence on people in libya and the middle east and ultimately on us. they want to hijack the arab spring for their own insidious purposes, and if we turn our backs now on the millions of people in libya and egypt and syria and other countries across the middle east, people who share so many of our values and interests, people who are the true authors of the arab spring, we will hand our common enemies the terrorists and extremists, the very victory that they seek. we were right to take the side of the libyan people and others in the religious who share their peaceful aspirations and we would be gravely mistaken to walk away from them now. to do so would only be a betrayal of everything that chris stevens and his colleagues believed in and ultimately gave their lives for. it would be a betrayal of america's highest values and our own enduring national interest in supporting people in the middle east and the world who want to live in peace and freedom. mr. president, i'm pleased to be joined by my friend from connecticut and i know

evil man. but that's a -- that's not a foreign policy. is anybody deterred from attacking america in the middle east because bin laden is dead? has anybody said i better not go over the wall of the embassy in egypt, you know, we killed bin laden? there is no coherent foreign policy at a time when we need one. four years later, after a charm offensive and an apology tour that has not worked, our enemies are on steroids and our friends are unsure about who we are. i'll make a prediction. if this continues, the world is going to devolve into chaos, because at a time you need to be certain, we're unsure and the iranians are not taking anything we say seriously, and the russians and the chinese have corrupted the u.n. so much for restarting. the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. chambliss: mr. president, i rise today to state that the senate's lack of leadership in addressing sequestration will have long-term effects on our nation's robust intelligence community which had to be rebuilt after 9/11. these budget cuts will make it very difficult for the intelligence community to keep americans safe in future years. mr.