. >> but the key thing, martin is, look, we get these fellas. what do you want out of this fella when you got this? immediate information and intelligence. no water boarding. >> you got that. [ all talking at once ] >> you are violating his miranda rights when you do that. >> did you hear the list that i just read some. >> yes, i did. >> are you persuaded that obama -- >> i agree with some of the things obama did. water boarding -- >> you think that adds up to a negative opinion by obama? >> i think it's a mitched bag. >> a suspect opinion by obama of the intelligence community? >> i think it's a mixed bag, john, and i think obama is being forced -- >> do you know of any president until you go back to the '80s or any action like the frank church thing that has been so aggressive towards the cia? >> can i get in here on this? >> the last time it happened was under the carter era, and that was a disaster. >> the list of particulars you read, not a single one of them has anything to do with the christmas day attempted -- >> no, but it has to do wit

is he going to have to come down so hard on this young fella?, what can you imagine the punishment will be beyond this indefinite suspension? >> well, i think there's definitely going to be big consequences, but i think also in regard to gilbert, i they lot of times the nba -- i don't know if it's fair or unfair -- kind of gets lump in together when there's one player that does something wrong. i think in other sports, you think about the plaxico incident in the nfl, it was a plaxico incident, really wasn't an nfl with guns. so i think that the nba fairly or unfairly gets treated that way, but in the same sense he needs to come down and there's going to be some serious consequences and deservedly so. >> also you think because it's lumped in, but we've seen several incidents -- it's a smaller club certainly than the nfl, but sebastian telfair, jayson williams, stephen jackson, so many of them and such a smaller group of guys, some people think it's some kind of a mentality in the nba. you tell me as a former player -- and you hear players say thi

but for fellas like that, it's an infringement of personal liberty.you see right there why prohibition is going to fail, right? as soon as everyone else has prohibition is for that other person to obey, but me? i still like to have my cocktail and i'm not giving it up. right there is going to fail, right. the culture is not behind it. that becomes the big problem right there. by the mid-1920's people are disobeying the law left and right. there is so much money to be made during prohibition because there's a big market filled to drink. and the progressive cause that it pushed prohibition that comes up in the 1920's said we just want to have some fun. in the 1920's as a remarkable period. this is the first revolution of its time. this is the heir of sigmund freud and of what is going to see their strength. women have to vote now. by the way, prohibition when effect the same way that women get to vote and that did not happen -- that was not a coincidence. the next generation of women come up and they say women didn't drink before prohibition. now that i

take your shot, big fella. úiyd >> mike h.: wood for three again. this time he hits it.. he's got nine points. >> mike g.: that's a nice cross-court look too. that's a great way to get a three-point shooter a nice open look. the defense can't react that quickly. >> mike h.: g-man, you saw wood with the season high 11 in the loss to wake forest. and smith called for the foul, his first. check that. that's his second personal foul. wd9núpp [çf %poxv@t saw tracy smith a moment ago. he had a shot right at the shot clock buzzer. he had a shot at the buzzer to beat auburn earlier this year. heck of a time for the spartans. they need offense. here's cole. he's been giving it to him, not that time. stywall lost it out of bounds. unc greensboro has no threes in this game. you can't say the same about state. scott wood's got three of them. [ woman ] half the calories. [ man ] all the g. ♪ ♪ [ man #2 ] half the calories. all the g. [ muhammad ali m gonna float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. ♪ ♪ float like a butterfly. sting like a bee. i'm gonna float like a butterfly and s

everybody's pointing fingers and arguing and he says, "fellas, work the problem. fix the problem."that's the attitude the president of the united states is going to take tuesday. >> and does he have an important political calculation on his hands as well, peter, especially given all of the criticism that's been leveled against him that he seemed to be slow to react in the first three days? >> any a sense, chris, i think this is something every president deals with, especially when there's a vacation involved. but the sooner we take politics and finger-pointing out of this, the better off we'll all be. we're all in the same boat. it's not republicans or democrats on these planes. it's all of us. you know, i think the important thing is, you know, that to show some anger about this, too. i mean, look, we have been through this now for eight years. enough already. can't we get this together? can't we get international cooperation? >> how do we get to this point, pat? i went back and i looked at the 9/11 commission report -- >> exactly. >> and i'm reading it and i'm saying to myself, o

one fella justice would leave the room when he was speaking at conferences held by the justices to decide the case. so justice mcreynolds served on the court with grandfather and he did not treat him politely, nor did he treat politely justice cardozo when he was appointed to the court, and he served for a couple of years before a transfer and showed anti semitism. >> how did your grandfather deal with that? >> i think he just -- in terms of justice mcreynolds, i think he just first -- went forth and did his work. with his resignation, as was customary, the chief justice wrote a letter to the retired justice to praise him and indicate how much the court would miss him. and after chief justice hughes drafted this letter, the senior justice declined to sign the letter. the other justices in the design of the letter -- immediately signed the letter, sent off to grandfather as an indication of how justice mcreynolds stood by my grandfather, but he did not need the signature. he wanted to stand by others indicating respect and affection for my grandfather. >> did he understand the path that he

rebound, state, and the big fella from australia, vor dan vandenberg puts it in.issed the last game with an ankle sprain against unc-greensboro. but a terrific presence at 7'1" for the wolf pack. >> larry: really trying to get him some playing time, before they get into serious conference play. he has a chance to be really good. >> bob: scott wood with the hand check out front. that's his first foul. for florida, erik murphy coming back in. tyus goes out. kyle mcclanahan coming in. also back, erving walker. >> larry: hard to believe, florida has not committed a turnover yet. >> bob: their problems, larry, at the defensive end. they've got to find a way to shut down tracy smith or at least slow him down. of course, the best part is defending tracy when he's on the wolf pack bench, which is where he is right now. here's walker. and inside, nicely done. a bay si hook for erik murphy, his second basket. >> larry: when you find a point guard that can penetrate, a scoring threat, too, it really enhanlss his game, because he can drop the ball off inside. that was a nice

hell of a fella. who would hitchhike a ride. he was dropping him off. who would become king's close friend and colleague in the movement. and we know king had to go on to this other church. he had just been hired, the dexter church. king stopped. he said i'll go to the other place. come in mere. we have real food. if you go to the other church, you're going to get white people's food. if you come here, you're going to get serious southern soul food. this is -- king is smelling the food. he loves to eat. and he's thinking, i really, i'm supposed to go to this church. i have to take over the path there. you convinced me. they involved in your chat about the new church. which had lots of alabama state professor. it was sort of a son or daughterdy church. he said you have to be car.

however, your stance is more moderate than the fella that i gave money to the primary. i'm worried in the political environment, we have the tea parties. i don't know how realistic your stance is. >> i personally think we have a good shot here. looking at the polls right now, the democrat is vulnerable. if we don't take him out in this chance, we don't know what's going to happen two years. for all we know, obama could get momentum back. when they pass health care, who knows what will happen. we need to have a republican in congress this november winning this election. >> you say we need a republican. are you going to be able to make the tough stances on pro-life conservative issues? >> i believe i absolutely will be able to take the stances. i want you to look at what this democrat is going to do. they are going to put more justices on the bench like sotomayor. they are going to make sure that they pass the most liberal anti-life aprils possible. and i'll tell you this much, sir, i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure we protect life without endangering th

democratic senate caucus and to the democratic house caucus that, look, this could be a real bad year, fellasou're going to get out and you're going to have another career, now is the time to go before you get defeated and thrown out. >> hey, peter, do you agree with the potential republican pickup there with dorgan's retirement, and can anything be gleamed here regarding the retirements about the democratic party and the president? >> i'm not sure about the president, alex. i think you've got a lot of folks who have been in there a while and are making decisions about whether they want to continue. in dorgan's case, i think he heard the hoof prints of the governor, hoven, who's very popular there in north dakota, who in polls was way ahead of him. look, you've got a situation there where unemployment actually is rather low, where folks feel pretty good about his tenure as governor. so, i think he is considered running against ken conrad and didn't, and i think that was tough. so, i think that's more, you know, that's a bit of a political calculation there, too. and i think, you know, look, t

where's the fella and i forget his name right now. that is working - who is islamic muslim and he's working with administration. they appointed him advise and reference to all of this um... terrorism and he actually has been connected with this fella on the plane as well as the guy from fort hood and he's actually in our white houseworking through administration and i wonder why nobody questions that and my other question is why in the world would they a point - why did president barack obama a point the worst governor for the first 48 upper states? she had the highest crime rate of every government for collective in the states. caller: thanks for taking my call. i think this whole terror thing is a scam. every time some guy walks around with a bomb in his underwear we're expected to know about more vulnerabilities every day. it's a big joke to me. host: this is from the hill newspaper. 9/11 commissioner. congress shares blame for 12/25 intelligence failures. poor oversight contributes. the lead hamilton stop short of blaming lawmaker

. >> a lot of people follow you and the fellas are saying, why are you not giving us relationship adviceat, but they don't buy books. let's just tell the truth. i really don't care what you think. no, really, but, you know, the first three chapters in the book, what drives a man, what a man needs and how a man loves, is absolutely the best part of the book. because it actually helps a man in his relationship, because a lot of women just really don't know as the title of the book, they don't know how we think. our love is different. you know, we don't love the same. you are great communicators, you are very nurturing, you encompass a lot of things in your love. a man's love is shown three ways. i call it the three p's. we profess it, we provide and we protect. >> we are laughing and cracking up and having a good time, but are people going to be disappointed, and maybe you get reaction. people see your face and name and prepare to open the book and laugh. it is not funny. >> no, it is not. you know, i'm sorry. but i got enough stuff out there on tape that's funny. this book isn't a clinica

. >> matt: that was a beautiful dish from the big fella. an easy two. jones, long jumper is good.t's a it would-pointer. he can spot up and hit that shot. they're not afraid to design plays for him. >> steve: they've done that before. , especially at the end of the game, end of the half. this is when i think you miss a guy like fernandez. >>> brings his team, two. >> matt: jones now with six points, the miss. scootie randall a chance to tie for temple. jones, that's a three. way off. >> matt: jones is a guy that last season was scoring more points. this year the scoring is down, but the rebounds are up, the blocks are up. he's being more adepress initial the defensive game. >> matt: guzman went to his left, ball came back around him, out of bounds. harris rushes the ball up the court. spears back in the game. >> matt: the three off the glass won't go. >> steve: that's two errant shots when you have a chance to take the game, and now you give temple a couple of shots, they're going to take advantage. this is a seasoned temple team. >> matt: inside for brook, be a turn around jumper

pilots that landed and stopped it but they were reprimanded until they found out that this little fellaad a 16 millimeter gun and took the whole shooting match and sent it home to his parents. when they tried the captain, they put him in prison and in three months, he was out completely. that's the military justice. thank you very much. one of the items i go to great lengths to say it's a matter of the policy that we want to close guantanamo. it's a matter of policy how do we best do that? some folks deem the one that we can close as proceedings. there are ways to do that. this begs the need, why not pursue this system? we have to be concerned in the war we are fighting? we don't have a traditional war? we don't have the country. there's no diplomatic ties or the treaty signing. we don't have that. we don't have mobilized tanks coming across the border. it could be three people operating as a cell we should afford the proper resources from other news organizations. they have the opportunity to sit and listen to ensure there isn't something going on that would be inaprorpte. these folks

, your plans with the most advanced -- [applause] and the objective is it's not going to be here, fellasing down to miami as well. that's why we picked california. california, mr. president. they're so very million dollar investment because there plans that are ready to go. and i might add there both republican governors, so we didn't take the space on politics. i mean this sincerely. so we're picking the places that have the highest density and are ready to go and there's been $55 billion worth of requests coming from the states. the good news about that, mr. president, as were also fighting with some of the money planning efforts because some of the planned uncompleted enough. a lasting, mr. president, we are making a big difference with a portion of this money over a billion dollars of the 8 billion untaken bravos, for example from richmond to washington by giving that up to 110 miles an hour you take a whole lot of cars off the highway becomes economically reasonable to do it. so are taking carter's that in fact exist where we can increase the mileage enough that i can make a differe

. >> fellas it is the most hotly debated topic among caps fans, where do you weigh in on the washington d? flooie think we are kind of at the same spot as i bring my partner allen may in and you had what joe and craig had to say about going goaltender out. i think if we look at it like a school year the last couple of exams they have done a pretty good job so far and i think they have gotten better as a team and i will put them in that solid "b" category. >> i'm with you. the goals they gave up were the games they actually won, 5-4 up goals. in the last games beating them 5-1, 6-1 ant few games they have lost they let goals in the games. the big thing they have to work is keep the puck off of the wall and i think the defensive play as a team and group has gotten better in their own end. just a matter of those lacy goals at the start of the season. >> getting brian pottier back brought a balance. we have see what jeff schultz is starting to do. in that regard the overall performance of the guys on the whether you line with help from the forwards gives them a p.m. now you and i have a lit