mitt romney's fetish is police uniforms. this one is his favorite.higan state trooper uniform. that's the michigan state trooper uniform circa 1966. when mitt romney wasn't gay bashing kids whose hair he didn't like, mitt romney's other favorite sick thing to do was to impersonate a police officer. in an exclusive article just released tonight by the national memo, details emerge of a mitt romney who has a college freshman at stanford university allegedly admitted to fellow dorm mates that he sometimes disguised himself as a police officer and laid out on his bed was a michigan state trooper's uniform. one of the people who saw the uniform said he told us that he had gotten the uniform from his father, george romney, then the governor of michigan, whose security detail was staffed by uniform troopers. he told us that he was using it to pull over drivers on the road. he also had a red flashing light that he would attach to the top of his white rambler. we thought it was all pretty weird. we all thought, wow, that's pretty creepy. and after that, we di

. >> larry, i want to ask you about fetishes, if i can. fetishizing of this whole viral thing. you got to go viral. question asked later if there's any value to it. what's your take on that? it's a fascinating idea. it's trending and follow this and follow that and my twitter stream is pouring the stuff. i'm lost. >> we all watch paris hilton and lindsay lohan become major celebrities for god knows why. now we can all be major celebrities in theory and anybody can create a you tube i didn't do owe or tweet something stupid a stupid. there's the possibility that millions will see it. a lot of garbage will be published. it's for individuals to have critical thinking to know what's important and what isn't and to have the filters to pay attention to what's important and relevant. while at the same time not having such fine filters. i do think that the internet makes it possible for lot offense peops of people. there are criminals who go on the internet whether for economic crime or harass people or enter into relationships with people that they might not be entered into. >> you wo

. >> narrator: does the attacker have a panty fetish? police are sure of it. when brianna's body is finally located in a south reno lot, discarded in just her orange socks, on a heap of christmas decorations, with two pairs of thong underwear crammed beneath her. >> we ultimately learn that one of those pairs of thong underwear had very likely been used as the instrument to fatally strangle ms. denison. >> narrator: james biela learns about the discovery of the body from his girlfriend who happens to work in the office building overlooking the crime scene. could he be the monster depicted in the police sketch? investigators contact biela and he agrees to an informal meeting on the way home from work. in detective wygnanski's car in a wendy's parking lot. >> he was jovial, no issues or nothing like that. it's really not interrogation of -- i mean, the guy, he's free to leave, he could tell me to f.o. he doesn't have to answer anything. it's basically just a chitchat question and answer session. then i said, i'm investigating the murder of brianna denison. he au

(laughter) before abraham lincoln started a war over his federal fetish and before you know it the states under a single set of laos and all the vampires are dead. (laughter) we must return to our founder's dream of every state deciding who it could turn away at its border. now, i believe that when i head home to connecticut after work i should have to show my papers-- especially after they drag off my driver luis for forgetting his. (laughter) it's easy. 50 states; 50 immigration policies. every state gets its own bird, right? if georgia can say yes to the brown thrasher why can't south carolina say no to the brown guatemalan? (laughter) scalia's right. if arizona is a sovereign state it should have its own immigration standards, its own standing army, its own currency, its own olympic team, its own space program, and its own debts with china. (laughter) because strong states rights are what made this country. no, jimmy, no, jimmy, the other country. right. (laughter)xñ.& nation, some people like a thin mint, other like a junior mint, i prefer a judgment. this is tip of the hat, wag of t

arianna talked about the fetishization of this viral thing. then we asked later whether there's value to it. what's your take? it's a fascinating idea. there's trending and follow th, and follow that, and my twitter stream is pouring. >> we watched paris hilton and lindsey lohan become major celebrities for god knows why and now anybody can create a youtube video and make a fool of themselves or tweet something stupid and post something and there's the possibility, probably won't happen, but there's a possibility that millions of people may see it, and i agree with arianna, we have a term in the computer industry, garbage in garbage out, and the key thing is for individuals to have the critical think to go know what's important and what isn't, and have the filters to only pay attention to what is likely to be important and relevant, while at the same time, not having such fine filters that you block out all diverse did i of opinion. so that's the balance we all play. i want to know what's important, but i don't want to just know about the echo

i think it's radically disabling for to us fetishize or worship the constitution. i think it's quite a different thing to appreciate the achievement and to sense how they thought about future generations. i think that should be a model. i think we need in this -- i would adopt the jeffersonian idea of generational stewardship, that we need to be concerned about the coming generations. this idea of martians have to come before we can think in terms of world government or a real crisis before -- well if we do think of the next generation as not just extensions of us, but people that we have a trust, that we have to fulfill toward them it's going to be their world. how do we leave it? i don't think we're thinking collectively in those terms. so i really think it's time for us to think generationally, and i will invoke the spirit of jefferson. in this way i think we can think beyond the kind of partisan politics because this involves collective activity. this involves the commons. this involves things that we share. i think that's the crucial lesson of the founding. it

shots but you know russell said grace crane chains made great passes it has a shot too much of a fetishnow finally staying on the hardwood and team russia have their eye set on a place in the upcoming a london olympics the last chance of booking that both will occur next month at a qualification torment in venezuela koreans has more. russia's national basketball team needed to become first or second at the last year's european championship to get a straight ticket to the olympics but under a kirilenko and his team mates finished the tournament just to play slower than their quiet clinching brilliance against macedonia this means russia now has to take part in the qualifying event which starts on july the second even israel is the first three teams will secure their place in london and head coach david blood is confident his men can achieve their reign i think we have a good team and i think we've proven over the years. you know three teams out of twelve make it so i'm not a mathematician but that's twenty five percent chance right so. hopefully will hopefully will make those chances a l

they are rapidly converging and we should also be careful not to have too much of a unit labor cost fetish because they do not actually represent actual export performance. >> do you want to comment on the socialist? >> which is a beautiful cathedral and was under construction for 600 years, but it's pretty beautiful and the european union is like this. in a way, it will never be finished and when it's finished, they will start at another angle to do construction. i think this is to be understood. the crisis is in a way over. it has left us with craters of construction work and this is now taking on. it's political construction work. economic construction work and therefore, things sort of discretion when will it be over is no longer the question. i think the commitment from the german government is committed. to do a very point of the crisis, at each step of the crisis, the very necessary to pr vent the euro from collapsing and i think markets have understood that. and what that is in a given moment, we will see, and they will fix the details. if it's three weeks later, the it's the redem

george on politics, want your native language or reflect your community on television or if you have a fetish for jersey shore, it is out there and available to you. we should be proud of what we achieved in diversity. we also have more competitive sources for content than ever before. i would fully admit that 20 years ago in 1992 when the cable act was passed, the cable industry was a monopoly. it had 98% of multi channel video distribution in this country. today it enjoys 57% and since the mid-to-late '90s it's share as remained flat or declined in the face of competitive threat. today americans can choose between cable companies, the satellite company that is rank second and third in subscribership, telcos, buy dvds at best buy or walk to the corner store and pay $1.20 for a dvd at a red box distribution machine. it is an exciting opportunity for the american citizen. then we haven't seen enough. then the internet finally began to produce the realization of its promise. we now are looking at extraordinary amounts of internet content and video by a whole host of companies, some represented

. >> this may be tough for someone with a car fetish, but the fact remains, the second you drive a newar off the lot, it decreases in value significantly. i let someone else eat those costs. >> then you say automate your savings. that means paying yourself first? >> exactly. you need to find a balance between paying off debt, retirement, education, and the easiest way to do that is through an employer sponsored plan like a 401-k plan or automatically from your checking or savings account. it is painless. you don't have to write any checks that way. >> thank you for joining us. coming up next, john, kerry, and your "sunday gardener." >> the subpoena is shining. it is beautiful, the garden -- the sun is shining. the garden is beautiful. moonlight and the garden. we will talk about your moon garden coming up on your "sunday [ jared ] uh, michael? you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >> good morning. w

. >> you have the early 90s fetish there. >> i think this is on sandusky's i-pod. my goodness. i am disturbed by this whole thing. i am going write a series of letters to the new york post edit section. none will make any sense because they will get published. joe, should all music at the ceremony be banned just to be safe? it seems like it is offending everybody. >> i never heard the justin bieber song "baby" but the lee greenwood song" i'm proud to be an american" i was forced to sing that in the boy scouts at every monthly meeting. at the end of the meeting we had to sing that song and salute a flag. but to me it represents huh poke craw see and a dampening of the human spirit, so i agree with the prince pl. i am going to have to listen to all of justin bieber's songs. >> do your research, michael. is this the most controversial kindergarten ever? i think we have done this story about 14 times. >> we did this one last night. >> i thought something was happening in my head. didn't we talk about this? the best thing about this new updated story beyond the comment from bloombur

substantive issue of what these candidates meant romney's comment is reflective of the austerity fetish that the republican party has right now and it's reflective as audiology. i don'tideology. >> eliot: i agree with you the president's gaffe is worse, i think much of the public agrees with mitt romney. they don't have a lot of sympathy for cops firefighters, teachers, they're all good folks building a future, but the government is saying we don't want to pay for it. whereas the president's statement reflects that the public doesn't get it not doing enough for homeowners and students. that may be worse. on the other hand, the republican party seems to have a rogue within their own midst. has jeb bush gone rogue. he has gone against his own part with same sex same-sex same-sex marriage, is jeb bush going rogue and thinking about 2016. >> he's going bill clinton and then bush traying from the party line. i think this underscores why jeb bush did not run this time. if he's honest with himself he probably couldn't have won this primary. a lot of these guys look good on paper, but the ideas

. >> if you are an exhibitionist that is a fetish.f you like to be naked and you like people to look at your grotesque body because face it, the human body is not beautiful. that is a myth. >> bill is it a myth that it is not beautiful or a myth it is beautiful? >> it is beautiful. i have seen a lot of naked bodies in my time. >> yours and a lot of other people's shares. >> bill, some nudists want to see nude golf, a nude town. is that going to happen? will there be a nue -- newton abbie. >> everything was leading to that? maybe it is the last catholic in me, but i can't understand the desire to be nay cad. naked. i don't get it. i feel we are returning to the 1970s between the economy, the gas prices and a love of streaking, this is the new me decade and it disgusts me. >> can you believe how uptight these guys are? >> i want to be naked. >> don't ever, ever, of, -- ever, ever, ever be naked. ever. >> the only thing making it worse than his wardrobe is what's underneath it. >> i donned man -- i don't man scape. >> that's kind of a wa

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there is this fetish of youth as virtuous and noble and ys based solely on the fact of the year of their birth and the fact that they are the most recent additions to our socier i. i come from a conservative tradition that is skeptical about use. barbararie c, we call them children. and it is absolutely true. the fact the preset of the human condition, ignorance, stupidity, absolute, an absolute lack of any sense of personaece3 espoe cnaeility of anyone. we only get over that ignorance as we get older or less young and yet we live in a culture that puts young people on a pedestal. the esimeror has no clothes thing. a wise child. i always liked to imagine the tesperor has no clothes idea. though less -- the lesson would not be how wise our kids but how steepen of the parents. anyway, look, i think that pandering to youth is one of the more prophetic spectacles in american politics. i really hope that mitt romney does not try it becly rse he wod never be obama. visiting college campuses more aseequently than a red bull delivery t24ck. romney, such a stiff. if he tries to be hip and use the

there is this fetish of youth as virtuous and noble, and wise based solely on the fact of the year of birth of the fact that they are the most recent addition to our society. i came from it conservative tradition that is skeptical about the youth. it was once said that western civilization is dated by every generation in barbarianism and we call them children. it's absolutely true. the preset condition is ignorance, stupidity, and absolute lack of any sense of personal responsibility and we only get over that condition of stupidity and ignorance and lack of responsibility as we get older or less young and yet we live in a culture that puts young people on a pedestal. like the emperor has no clothing and only the wise child -- i like to imagine the emperor has no clothing idea. what if some kid had done that in a real dictatorial regime in front of kim jong un's. the lesson wouldn't be oh, how wise our kids and it's like how stupid are these parents to let these kids tell the truth to get the mall kill. i think that pandering to youth is one of the more prophetic spectacles in american

] okay, so the headline is on "the stephanie miller show," they joke about fox making anti-obama fetishwith vaseline. liberal radio host. >> liberal. >> thy drew out the -- they drew out the l in liberal. >> i'm scared of that word which is why i named my tour that. stephanie miller was whacking away at fox news on thursday. yes. that's my bag, baby! >> they gave us such great ammunition. how could we not? >> stephanie: from her tiny bunker on the turn cable it network and liberal talk radio. are they referring to mini jim? >> we fixed that with the fourth camera. and the better chair. >> stephanie: wow so -- this is quoting me. so fox and friends airs essentially what is a form at this free anti-obama ad. democratic consultant/gay activist karl frisch. i just love that. everybody that's gay apparently is actively gay according to news busters. he's just a democratic consultant. who happens to be gay but they call him homosexual activist which makes them sound like a gay. just really active. >> i dare day sha tim graham is actively douche baggy. just saying. some people say. >> stephani

there is this fetish of youth as virtuous and noble, um, and wise based solely on the fact of the year of their birth and the fact that they are the most recent additions to our society. now, i come from a conservative tradition that is skeptical about youth. you know, it was once said that western civilization hasinvaded every generation by barbarians, we call them children. and it's absolutely true. the factory preset of the human condition is ignorance, stupidity, absolute, an absolute lack of any sense of personal respondent as anyone who's changed a diaper will tell you, and we only get over that condition of stupidity and ignorance and lack of responsibility as we get older or less young. and yet we live in a culture that puts young people on a pedestal. the emperor has no clothes thing, and only the wise child, you know -- and i always like to imagine the emperor has no clothes idea, you know, what if some kid had done that in, like, a real dictatorial regime, right? and made fun of kim jong un. the lesson wouldn't be, oh, how wise the kid. the lesson would be how stupid are the

. >> if you ever had a little rascals fetish, this is the time to act on it. >> stephanie: let's dive't you take something beautiful and make it dirty hal sparks. >> it is already dirty. >> that's all i do. my living. you make fart jokes. >> stephanie: at my house that picture on the cover of talkers, they're like oh, is that photo shopped? i'm like no. >> actually hugged. [ applause ] >> stephanie: okay. sean hannity on his radio show. >> poor stephanie miller i'm not sure how many radio stations she's heard on. i like her, i can't help it. every time i talk to her i like her. we actually have exchanged gifts with each other. she sent me a really cool portrait of ronald reagan because she knew i was a big ronald reagan fan. i sent her a teddy bear. i forget how i dressed it up but i sent her a vermont teddy bear and she accused me of not paying for it which was not true. i did pay for it. one of the heads at media matters is on stephanie miller's program. they have a radio outlet they've co-opted. they have nbc and a whole cable channel they write the programming for and the scripts

he appears to be accelerating his fight to the fetish. amid all of this violence, it is important to recognize the clear trend is towards an escalation. he has gone from using infantry and snipers to tanks and artillery, to turn in this special units and playing -- and militias to massacre men, women, and children. we are now seeing a rapid increase in his use of helicopter gun ships. his forces once saw to clear an old brown, they now appear to be under orders to kill anyone and everyone they deemed a threat. there is every reason to believe that he will continue to escalate the violence, more massacres, more use of helicopters, and perhaps worse weapons after that. meanwhile, assad and his forces continue to be armed by russia and iran. russia apparently continues to ship heavy weapons, including the very helicopter gunships that he is currently using to bomb civilians. whether these are new helicopters or old ones, it is a distinction without a difference. they're not reports that russia has dispatched to ships and a unit of russian ma

talking about the sort of fetishizing of going this whole faeroe thing you've got to go finally and we asked later whether there is any value to it. it's a fascinating idea. there is a trend to follow this and follow that. we all watch paris hilton and lindsey lehane become major celebrities for god knows what and now we can all be major celebrities and create a youtube video or post something. it probably won't happen that there's the possibility that millions of people may see it and i agree we have determined in the computer its garbage in and garbage out and is going to be published in this environment and the key thing is for individuals to have the critical thinking to know what's important and what isn't and to only pay attention to what is likely to be important and relevant. so that is the kind of balance that we play. i want to know what's important that i don't want to know just about the echo chamber that i live in but i do think that the internet makes it possible for lots of people and there are far more than two snakes. there are criminals that go on the internet whether

age 50, that i was in conversation with my closest friend who said i don't understand why you're fetishing clearly don't like it, you don't care what happens, and i went back and forth with her on that, and eventually i decided that it was, in fact, acceptable for me sometimes to not finish a book. but i still find it really hard to do that. >> host: big, thick, wonderful books that could take you a whole summer to read but aren't beach books, this is anna quindlen's list. >> host: don delillo, who is he? >> guest: oh, he's a wonderful writer. i mean, i would say that if you took a cross-section of 500 distinguished writers and asked them their favorite, to list their favorites, that don delillo would probably wind up on more lists than anybody else except maybe phillip ross and russell banks probably, i would guess that. if you were talking about contemporary writers, of course. so many people love, as i do, 19th century writers. >> host: um, this is from judy barrett, e-mail, she'll be 80 this year. so, anna, you are much too accomplished to say from my sister and i as you did a few minu

love music, great sports, court on politics, or refund your committee on television or if you have a fetish for "jersey shore," it is all out there. you should be proud of what we have achieved in diversity. i would fully met the 20 years ago when the cable act was passed, the cable industry was a monopoly and had 98% a multichannel video distribution in this country. today, it enjoys 57%. its share has remained flat or declined in the face of competitive threat. today americans can choose between cable companies, the satellite companies that rank second and third in subscribership, telcos, you can buy dvds at best buy. or go to a red box and distribution machine. it is an exciting opportunity. but we have not seen enough. d internet finally began to produce a realization of its promise. you're looking at extraordinary amounts of internet content and video by a host of companies. there has been 80% increase in video streaming since 2008. by some estimates, 62% of traffic primetime on the internet is video content. the original content is being produced on every conceivable the vice. that is

love music, great sports, court on politics, or refund your committee on television or if you have a fetish0 years ago when the cable act was passed, the cable industry was a monopoly and had 98% a multichannel video distribution in this country. today, it enjoys 57%. its share has remained flat or declined in the face of competitive threat. today americans can choose between cable companies, the satellite companies that rank second and third in subscribership, telcos, you can buys dvds at best buy. or go to a red box and distribution machine. it is an exciting opportunity. but we have not seen enough. d internet finally began to produce a realization of its promise. you're looking at extraordinary amounts of internet content and video by a host of companies. there has been 80% increase in video streaming since 2008. by some estimates, 62% of traffic primetime on the internet is video content. the original content is being produced on every conceivable the vice. that is an exciting place. this golden age is set against the regulatory environment that is tarnished. i am a big believer that l