that was the case last february, when officer delete presley of the hollywood, fla.stuff on an accident report to help a fellow officer. listen carefully. >> when i saw the tape, my job dropped to my chest. >> that is from howard finkelstein, a 30-year veteran. >> date desired to manipulate truth and evidence, and did it when nothing was at stake. >> two cars pulled away from a green light. the first stops abruptly, and a police car plows into the back. the first lady has been drinking and has legal problems. but the cop was at fault for the accident because he did not stop at that time. so they try to figure out some way to help out there buddy. but it mattered to the attorney helping. he says it took forever to get his hands on the video and that the dvd sent to the attorney's office has been edited to remove comments, and officers later repeated the story and depositions during discovery. officers involved will do jail time if convicted of lying under oath. chad wagoner of the police department here held a police conference, saying that he found out about all of t

joe, holiday, fla. democratic line. caller: good morning. have a couple of quick things, especially for the woman on now. on paper, there is a mistake. if you enter information into a computer, you enter it from favor as well. the chance for a mistake is there as well. computerized or not, there will be mistakes. i do appreciate -medical databases. i have a sick mother, we could go right there. but i will say that yesterday i was doing some work for their at the homeless shelter and a doctor happened to be there. i got a quick exam. he took my blood pressure, typing more information into the laptop then he spent with me. one of the things that i asked him was what kind of practice he ran. he said that he was all cash. if someone like me was to go to his door, he would turn them away. i asked him about his have a credit of. this man was a confessed christian. he said that he had worked for another doctor who was a christian as well, and they saw nothing wrong with turning someone away. guest: interesting. one of the many interesting things i

they have a deal to move their spring training to sarasota, fla. beginning next year. they agreed to a 30-year lease. the former spring home of the right stocks and the reds. it will undergo renovation. as for the short-term, the yankees swept the o's. the first inning, nick goes against matsui. ty looking to bring them in. the bottom of the third, a trip to the loss column as one struck into the bullpen. decisions, decisions. they put together a two-swing rally. a solo shot brings the birds within three. then, nicnick coast to right field. the o's have lost five of six. six days out from the start of training camp, and the ravens' head coach remains optimistic. harbuagh gave an interview. he is concerned about mason not showing out for work. acmilan takes on chelsea in town. they faced club america from mexico earlier. an ac milan player came on from america. ac milan, a score in the second half. then in the 83rd minute, marquez a difference-maker. club america wins the match against ac milan. mason might be lured out of retirement. >>the arizona diamondbacks impre th

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now, you may not know where the greatest place is to get a chicken quesadilla in fort myers, fla., butn tell you near a gas station that has excellent chicken quesadillas, local, and we also have a state insurance regulators in all of our states, and do you know, do i want to let handling this in florida? a man who has his boots on the ground and knows what hurricanes mean here. we do not need somebody on the federal level to do what we are already doing, and, by the way, doing with expertise. brian: well, the bigger picture here, what we touched on before, may be the removal of federalism, right? you talk about state choices. this is another an example of the federal government moving into would you say it should be, "hey, which should be able to make our decisions at the city, county, where state, because we like what they are offering us." my parents left california for virginia because they got sick of california. they were able to move, but now, america is looking more national in nature. >> what has happened, brian, that i think is really starting to freak people out from both pa

the economis getting worse slower, which i a hard political case to ma, but if by next year it's fla lined, it's going up little bit, the democratmight okay in the fall. >> gentlemen, thanks so much. that's "the ed show." "hardbl" starts right now on msnbc. >>> it's the congress rsus the cia again. let'play "hardball." >>> go evening. i'm lawrence o'donnell sitting in for chris matthews in new york. ading off tonight, the cia and congress are at it again. house mocrats are now charging the cia with misleading members of congress for eight years about a classified progr beginning in 2001. now, is is confirmation of spker nancy pelosi's much-ridiculed charge couple months a that the cia misled her about terboarding or is this something else enrely? we have the chrman of the house telligence committee joining us in a momento tell us what he thinks the cia is really up to. >>> so, we have late-breaking news here at the politic sex scandal desk late tod we learned that the lawyer for john si, senator from nevada, says that the senator's parents gave neay $100,000 to sign'sistress and her

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palm beach, fla. cannot what would you like to ask?aller: of like to congratulate judge sessions for having the nerve to make a strong statement as he did yesterday. i'm not concerned that this woman is latina, or that she is a woman. where is she going to stand on the strong issues? our country is in trouble right now. it is in a horrible state. she is in her early 50s and will probably set on the supreme court for the next 25 years. if she does not make the right decisions, if she does not stand up for the constitution, if she begins to change the laws of the country because of her own personal political views, i believe it is one of the big nails and the coffin -- in the coffin of the united states. what is her view on abortion? what is it on homosexual marriage? no one has yet asked this. host: john, on the independent line from richmond, virginia. caller: i would like to ask what she feels about the line of questions that the republicans will ask and my concern is that if she has been a justice for 17 years and they have not found

host: boca raton, fla., a republican. caller: i would ask her about empathy. there's no place with entity in terms of interpreting the law. that is not what you do. that should be totally divorced from the situation. i would ask her about the word better. when she was talking about, because of her rich experiences -- well, everybody has rich experiences. how dare she tried to play up her humble upbringing. a lot of folks making it with even worse humble upbringing is. then she mentioned that she could do a better job. she said that repeatedly, not just one time. they tried to pass that off and say that the woman only said that one time. no, she said it lost when she talked before groups. you can do a lot more when you get on the supreme court when you're there for life then you can on some appellate court or some other court. another thing, a lot of these people who call in, they call in repeatedly. they are not independents and they are not republicans. they are democrats. for instance, the black man who called earlier when he said he wanted her to go after b

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host: next on the democrat line, chattahoochee, fla.aller: i do not want to be disrespectful, but you keep saying 36 months, 48 months. i know you are aware in the early 1990's republicans shot it down when the clintons were trying to get health care. it seems like you want something that is watered down. all you are doing is delaying the process -- guest: no, that is not the case. and i believe there will be plenty of competition to provide health care in a more competitive marketplace and we have now. and you may know that probably before you even signed up. when we went to medicare part b, it was 24 months before the program started and there was more competition than anyone imagined. the cost of the program was 40% less than any estimates. if there is not competition, we need to make sure that there is. maybe there is one area in the country where we would have to do something like medicare party. -- part d. most of the money will not be spent for five years. when you are spending $1 trillion in the second five years, that is a diff

host: miami, fla. caller: i do not like you too much. every amendment that made the other day was designed to kill the bill. do not bs me. next, republicans do not get it. this is the law united states -- this is the united states of america. you do not operate that way. getting back to earmarks. without earmarks, there would be no southwest of this country. earmarks were good until 2001 when you guys got a hold of it. host: just a minute or two. we will let jeff flake response. guest: he brings up a good point of funding projects. you like the spending, but you do not like these earmarks today. i would point out that those were not earmarks. it was debated for years. it was as far from an earmark as you can get. i'm talking about a contemporary practice of earmarking where members try to obfuscate and then try to hide priorities. host: kentucky caller. caller: thank you. i have two questions. if the president's new health- care proposal is so good, why is it that congress and the president have a different health care plan than what is

phil keating is in clearwater beach, fla. we are talking about drilling platforms. >> from the speech in clearwater -- this speech in clearwater, about 45 miles. near the panhandle, it could be as close as 10 miles away. this is five years from happening, if the energy bill makes its way through the u.s. senate and stays as it is. there is an amendment that would open up areas. we are talking about drilling within 145 miles of florida. right now, there is a buffer zone. under the amendment, it would allow drilling 10 miles off the panhandle. there is an area where there is believed to be about 2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. the natural gas in that entire area is expected to be a lot. all of this will have to be explored. jon: florida has had experience with about oil spills -- with bad oil spills. >> yes, this area had an oil spill in 1993 when three ships collided, including two oil tankers. the tampa bay area is very well aware of the risk. oil industry executives say that is the big risk. it is the actual tanking. they say the oil platformsre

we will get corrections, like we saw yesterday in china if china fla is the determiner of the overall market. but from a u.s. perspective, i think there is justification for the lastly, given the stimulus, given the better than expected earnings and given the propensity the u.s. companies have shown at cutting costs out of their operating models. it's very, very impressive. >> richard, if we get more correction, the market continues to slight slide even lower, would that change your strategy? >> i think inevitably my strategy at the moment is bodily streaking barbells. for example, within the technology sector, i've got what you might call heavily cyclely exposed technology companies, connecter companies. at the other end of the spectrum, i'm long stable, defensible cash flow technology companies. computer associates is one. they make mainframes. it's basically the annuity business within technology. so i have what you might call very high beater exposure. and it is my hope that those two groups of stocks are not positively correlated. time will tell whether that is indeed the right s

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fort myers, fla. on the line for independents. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. answer to the oil speculation problem, above all, is everyone watche cramer, and he will tell you how it is done. if everyone who does not take actual delivery increase their margin requirements. they are only required to put up to% right now. those who do not take actual delivery should up the margin to 60% or 70%. they would have to eat this horrible loss if they get trapped. this would slow down the speculation. but the thing working against us is the fact that these people are some of the biggest lobby firms in washington and they control the congressman. they will not allow the regulations because it is such a puppet. the hedge funds' use their money, drive up the contracts, in the futures contracts in the upcoming months. they keep driving them higher and higher because the hedge funds never have to take possession of a contract of oil. those people were forced to take a higher margin requirements it was certainly should down speculation. they are only putting 10% down to contra

host: clearwater, fla. on the republican line. caller: my points was set because of the tax policy forcing more people to resort to these kind of illegal means, it is just another tenant of the obama administration's efforts to distribute the wealth. i think your comment was very telling, more middle-class people resorting to the sec of means. what are your feelings on revamped being -- revamping the tax code? guest: in terms of the questions on whether the tax rates contribute to people cheating on their tax returns, i have been representing taxpayers for the last 22 years since i left the government. i never found any common thread about why taxpayers commit these tax crimes. maybe it is a gene inside their body that tells them they are not paying the taxes. in terms of making the tax system fairer, that is a huge issue. i am not sure we have the time to discuss it today. i just don't think it is possible to make substantial changes to the income tax internal revenue code. when the economy and -- and the experts can't decide, th

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host: jacksonville, fla., andrew on the republican line. caller: how was it going?i'd just wanted to question how a lot of the health care policy with fat, obesity, with the children. in schools, a lot of these schools try to promote programs for children education for health policy, and some of the problems with that is that they are trying to force on children that they have to be scanning or they have to start monitoring their weight, and maybe some of that is also to blame on society, but does a school have a right to tell children what they can eat and do what they're do with their health? host: gainesville, florida. the independent mind. go ahead. caller: good morning. if i want to point out that the correlation over the last three decades in the spy and childhood diabetes and in obesity coincided with high fructose corn syrup and government policy, but congress responding to lobbying groups, have subsidies that help us to keep the unhealthy as stuff in our food process. i don't think the schools have gone far enough because those same policies prompted by usd

host: margaret in sunrise, fla., for gov. mark rounds from south dakota. caller: thank you. i have a little concerned about the health care issue. i was watching representative -- and annoyance on medicare fraud, how much money bilked out. yet they voted him down but he proved that other companies have been able to do that. another thing is that, where does the president get off as far as penalizing people for not caring insurance and this bill did in that he is proposing here? host: for not caring insurance -- carrying insurance? caller: right, right. small business people, and another thing is my concern about the division that it is going to cause between -- you know, our representatives and us as people because i understand the governor is representing all of their people, they don't have to fall and soon the government plan. host: governor rounds? guest: first of all come any time of a major program with lots of dollars, the opportunity for fraud is there, yet to be vigilant. the president has declared he would put up with it and most states we have stringent laws on ho

host: tampa, fla., john on the republican line. caller: good morning, everybody. doesn't it scare you to death that the democrats want to make illegal aliens citizens and they are drawing off all the benefits that they never put in, and that will -- it will be in worse shape next year if they become citizens because they are going to get all the benefits and they will spend the money back to mexico that they made any way, so i just can't look forward to what is going to happen next year if the democrats pushed for amnesty -- like charles schumer or somebody, looked for amnesty. it is just scary. but education is another thing, because my wife is a teacher. it is not money. we spend like $13,000 per child, so you have to get the parents interested. if they can't speak english themselves, however going to help the kids? guest: well, that is a big subject of debate here. and the illegal immigrants are here -- and there has been a huge amount of population growth of the slive because of that and it caused the state to spend more money. but it is unclear exactly what t

the next caller is from palm beach gardens, fla. beard marshall on the independent line.ller: good morning. thank you very much for taking my call. what i really wanted to talk about was c-span itself. i watch you every morning. you do a wonderful job. however, i wanted to ask you a few questions. i wanted to make it brief. i wanted to comment about your listeners. they are so smart. they educate themselves, and i find that i lot of a very independent and free thinkers listen to c-span. however, i am the only person i know that watches c-span. it is not a real popular show. i think it is because it is not as sexy as what we have seen on the coverage of michael jackson and some of the other salacious issues. to watch it during the day -- the chamber of the house of representatives and the senate -- sometimes it is so boring it is like watching paint dry. but there are times that are so incredibly exciting. during the testimony of alberto gonzales, waxman and senator leahy seemed to asking questions that led the viewer to believe that they knew what the answer was. alberto

if you go to sebastian, fla., there is a statue of him there.paul cradle -- cragle -- haunts christian andersen's folk tale about the storks, he came over to the united states and arrived in florida right across from pelican island. he saw these people slaughtering the birds. polls started independently taking a shot gun and pointing it people who would dare to approach to slaughter these birds. he became the pelican watcher. he was considered a bit of a cook -- kook because he cared about pelican's some much. roosevelt's game wardens out of this usda, -- two of them were murdered down there. i write about bradley in my book. here is the first kauai -- -- here is the first guy. he stays on the job. i did not get to put this in the footnotes of my book for length reasons, but i went to his ancestors's homes in florida. they showed me theatre roosevelt's's badges that he gave him, and a double barreled shotgun that he would point that anybody approaching these birds. t r dyes, -- dies in january. warren harding comes down in a yacht by pelican isl