the four horsemen of the apocalypse is that fox news is so huge and that people actually go to fox nation to me that is clearly slimer from ghostbusters and that is trailing some ectoplasm in front of and behind him and i will go toe to toe with any of those fox people and argue my case ok well i hope you get on there i want to see it lastly berger's you know i thought that somehow these people were dying down that maybe already tate's was the only one leading a small pack but it turns out that more than ten states have now drawn up legislation which is being called berger legislation to force any candidate to show their birth certificate. you know i'm not surprised that orly taitz has influenced all of these people because she's a genius and people who are burgers are generally out as smart as the thirteen year old girls attacking. esperanza so i'm not surprised that they look to her as their intellectual leader and that now this is their mission in life is to get people to show their birth certificates great job guys america looks really smart yeah it's all this is the mission and of co

things that in the recent days your but this cannot and has caused controversy in op-ed you wrote on fox nation for martin luther king. it certainly got attention. the court that got attention and the relevance of to tell what we often don't write your headlines, but what caught the attention was "ronald reagan was a far better friend to black americans than barack obama has been." duty went is a bid that may be would be controversial? >> guest: absolutely. sometimes you write articles just to see what will happen. but again, i make the point. the point is when ronald reagan went in as president of the united states, and he's the one who signed the legislation to create martin luther king day, here's the guy that took the other appointment, adopted from 19-point sent to the trustees 6% compared to the decimal point to that point, in this time period it's now what 16%. he took the middle class and the moved up. the black community grew by leaps and bounds in his administration. and he was not a man who was -- he was colorblind from what i say in the article and in the book. here is a man that we

speaker boehner to senator mccain, from "the new york times" to the "washington times," from fox news to nationalpublic radio and for most of the u.s. professoriat and punditry to the top pastors of the christian evangelical community, u.s. leaders, left right and center believe there is no political problem of war, general a quality efficient tea, revolution, ethnic conflict, curt election, poets or religious clash. it does not require direct american involvement. and that's whether or not they can identify even a single genuine nationalist avarice. i do not suggest he can read the minds or hearts of those who have for three decades to find her disastrous foreign policy in the muslim world because no one has such divine in sight to take as my guide, general washington's assertion that the views of men can only really known or guessed i put their words or actions. using this metric, or leaders pervasive bipartisan indoctrinating interventionism emerges in sharp relief. u.s. intervention then is the islamist main motivation for fighting america. while u.s. citizens can debate the policy status cod

boehner to senator mccain from "the new york times" to the "the washington times," from fox news to the national public radio and most of the u.s. professoriate punditry to many of the top pastors of the christian evangelical community u.s. leaders left, right and center believe there is no political problem war, gender equality efficiency, revolution, conflict, crooked elections, jailed female or religious clash it doesn't require direct american involvement. in what is whether or not they can identify even a single genuine u.s. national interest at risk. in making this claim i do not suggest we can read the mind or the hearts of those that have for three decades designed the disastrous foreign policy in the muslim world. because no one has such be fine in sight to take as my guide general washington that the views of men can be guessed by the words or actions. using this metric, our leaders base bipartisan and doctrinaire interventionism emerges in sharp relief. u.s. intervention then is the islamist main motivation for fighting america. while u.s. citizens can to be the policy status quo shou

documentaries that was played there today people actually consider him an expert on national security people like fox news that's just embarrassing i mean it's not that crazy i don't know if you saw there was a clip somebody went and talked to our voters and most of them think that obama is a muslim so i mean i think that he represents an interesting part of america i mean it's just preaching to the choir you know every single year we find some new thing that's kind of in vogue to hate and all of these guys kind of get together and pipe it up but i'm going to have you know. that obama is a muslim i don't know where he's going to lose the race all right. i mean maybe the very guy what i actually want to slap anybody who is stupid enough to think that obama is a muslim i have to be honest they didn't all of them didn't say voted. they didn't say that obama was muslim but they did say that they thought that he sympathized with muslims and that was disturbing to them well the problem the problem for people like this is if you don't wear your religion on your sleeve like george w. bush did then you know g

joining me to discuss this the reverend al sharpton, founder of the national action network and former presidential candidate. angela mcgowan, foxbc political commentator. we are two years into the obama presidency. some people he's doing a great job, and other people are saying we're worse than we've ever been. angela, what do you think? >> think he's doing a great job now because he's compromising with the republicans and that's what it will take to create a better black america. for our democracy to truly work you have to compromise and work together and under nancy pelosi and harry reid we did not see that. >> there's a misnomer to that because while there was not the kind of communication and interaction that could have gotten some things done, they got some pretty substantial legislation passed. >> their legislation passed. >> but we're talking about what did obama do for people of color, and at the end of the day there was legislation passed that ultimately benefited people of color. >> are we better off today? that's what his question is? are we better off today? >> we're not better off today than we were under bush. in

connection between the interstate highway system, general motors and the fox the interstate highway system was purportedly developed as a national defense strategy? >> it was called the national defence highway act. there was a notion that in a pinch it could land bombers on it. but more importantly it was a way to justify an important investment infrastructure. if we had a national defense subway act we would have a better subway. lockheed martin failed to put cameras in our subways. just as a little advertisement. >> i was going to -- the thing i could add to that is shortly after armistice day, early 1919, i don't know if he has reverted to what ever but dwight eisenhower four years out of west point volunteered for a transcontinental convoy that was commissioned by testing the american highway system. they spend 4 months or five months going from washington to sacramento. it took four five months to do that trip and their mission was to develop an assessment about the american road system. this was a historic journey. eisenhower was on it. when he had the power to accelerate a national highway system as part -- the infrastru

being president would be below sarah palin and her fox news contract and i'm sure that would really cut into her fish killing time on national t.v. so for ann and others in g.o.p. land i guess the being the president is really a step down for making money off the lecture circuit and that's why tonight and coulter is our tool time where. now it appears that homophobia is making a comeback. that's not that was ever really gone but you see the new chairman of the american conservative union which hosts the annual c pack of event says that they're going to start vetting organizations before allowing them to participate and the one of the main criteria would be opposition to don't ask don't tell so that's probably code for saying that gay bashing is going to be in style at next year's event which also happens to be a presidential election year now as you may recall see that was held here in d.c. last week and it caused quite the war when go proud a group of gay conservatives decided to take part several conservative groups and politicians were so paul that homosexuals are being allowed to take part that they boycotted this event

national public radio. former state department official liz cheney anded fox news political analyst juan williams. well, let's look at a map of the region and it is changing dramatically by the moment from morocco and algeria and iran and bahrain. mossivmassive protests. many are turning violent. >> i think the protests are peaceful but the regimes are cracking down violently. i think it is a big moment in the middle east and a moment we have to shape and not wish it weren't happening. bahrain is a friendly nation and advanced one. we are putting pressure on them and working with the crown prince who was educated over here and is a young more progressive perpetrato person e constitutional adjustments. everybody in power there seems to have been in decades which is why we are having this problem. other countries like libya are terrible tara anie tyrannies. i think we need to try to shape it and not just fear what is happening. >> i think that the administration got lucky in egypt and got the outcome it wanted with very little antiu.s. and antiisrael sentiment. there is a sliver of foo good s in bah

national public radio. former white house press dana perino and fox news political analyst one williams. where is libya headed. is this bloodbath going to continue? >> i hope not and i think we can do more to end this quickly. qadaffi is losing ground. i think we should move quickly now, tone force a know fly zone and not let qadaffi use what part of his air force is remaining to kill libyans. probably enforce a no tank zone so he can't use tanks and armored tanks to kill people in the street and probably recognize the provisional government which set up the predicate for a some what orderly transition. qadaffi is going to lose. we can do a lot to make the civil war less bloody and make the loss much quicker. >> chris: there is growing criticism of the president's response. before we get to the mil mility option world leaders were calling for qadaffi to go. only yesterday that the president finally said qadaffi should go. other are countries sent warships to evacuate. we sent a ferry. is the criticism legitimate? >> up to a point. the white house says the reason why it couldn't come out

those programs begin with nbc's feet in press and 1:00 abc's this week. 2:00's fox news sunday and at 4:00, face the nationm cbs. listen to them all on c-span radio. 91.1 f.m.. you can down led to station as an iphone ap or listen online at c-span radio.org. >> what we face today is that the american dream the under attack. but we are fighting back and we will get it back. >> today on c-span's road to the white house. herman cain, former chairman and c.e.o. he is a 20 12 republican candidate. watch him in plymouth new hampshire. c-span's road to the white house today. >> donald rumsfeld was the oldest and youngest to serve as u.n. secretary. >> what you really believe. because people who don't have that and only go in and see occasionally simply don't want to do it. >> tonight, he'll discuss his philosophy of presidential staff leadership. the process of writing his memoir "known and unknown" and address some of the critical and positive reviews on c-span's q&a. >> "washington journal" continues. >> president and c.e.o. of the simpson center joins us. as we look at the middle east protest. >> well, first o

national anthem aside it was a good game. packers beat the steelers 31-25. it was -- fox had a pregame red carpet event.in a big way when guest football expert john travolta showed up. >> what is your take on this game. >> well, let's see. well, it's two very strong teams as we know. they have a history. there they're storied. you've got even competition here so it's going to be a great game, i think. it's kind of a modern old-fashioned game tonight. >> jimmy: in other words, i'm here to see the black eyed peas. my mom could do a better job of pretending to know what's going on than him. meanwhile, what were the real football experts doing during the game. >> they're all out tonight. not just in the broadcasting booth. john madden is actually texting somebody. i wonder who he is texting. >> jimmy: well, how is about that. that's how brett favre got started. you have to be careful. really? too soon? there were a lot of amazing plays yesterday an depending upon who you were rooting for you might disagree. this one in particular i think was the most exciting of all of them. [ speaking a foreign language ]

national security agency. one important thing. it is possible for social and political situation, has that ability to compare the foxes director. and competed with military intelligence. in this competition, the possibility to compare information provided by the security services. and the impression of control over this system of intelligence services. what was done by vladimir putin, the federal security service of russia, and it was part of the kgb. the significant part of the old dialogue and communication agency for the troops and even when the agency had some secret services, vladimir putin to get more power and create the department responsible for intelligence abroad. 7 now the fsb is comparable to the kgb but at the same time more powerful because there's no mechanism to control this big service because another problem with the fsb is they cannot compare -- it is not just personal based in moscow but the original structure and every russian agent to pursue a very important department to arrange and not enough to control these people. it is quite striking. fsb people love to talk about the longest chief of the kdp and be

i think it is unprecedented in our nation's history where we have things like fox news, rush limbaughd talking heads like this who got right deceive the american people -- who outright to deceive the american people. believe them. -- and people believe them. guest: i had a campaign to study campaign for years. we looked at negative campaigns, the fairness of them, distortions the purpose of the grant was to try to improve campaigns in america. i failed. we got four publications, books, and lots of articles, but i think i failed in terms of trying to get campaign managers and candidates to try to clean up their act. it seems to be getting worse, worse in the sense that there are distortions in the campaigns and with the citizens united verses fec, we can now have unlimited amounts of money and we do not even know where it comes from. there are no limits on it. the fairness doctrine would be great. it would be great if we could have free television for the candidates in the local areas, but also one national network where each candidate has the right to debate with each other. we do not

fox news there but you also may go with the crowd some of whom manage to grab photos with the country. now while most americans are struggling to overcome the hardships of recession the profits of national banks continue to rise j.p. morgan is among those cashing in and it's a contract to process food stamp. payments that's helping it on its way or tears me apart ny i found out how the rich benefit off the back of the poor. americans are generally known for their healthy appetite some eat what they crave while others like gabrielle jemma can't use the food stamps here for me to express of only eat what is affordable is there a way to give me two dollars worth. of these you have to look for the sixty one year old is unemployed and maintains a monthly food budget of two hundred dollars gabrielle is among the forty three million americans relying on federal food subsidy here's. the electronic benefit transfer card allows food stamp recipients to spend their allowance the plastic lifeline for the hungry and unemployed is also a money maker for j.p. morgan chase the largest processor of food stamp benefits in the u.s. meaning an increase in food stamp recipients equals more profit for the in

presents an award to the national ad agency that wins the student poll and invites them to speak on campus about how their commercial went from an idea to a pop culture icon. in atlanta, fox news. >>> president obama's beloved chicago bears may not be playing in the superbowl but the president and first lady are following in tradition and throwing a superbowl party at the white house. mr. obama has reached out to both democrats and republicans to sit down and watch the steelers and the packers. but it is not just politicians who were invited. singers mark anthony and his wife jennifer lopez also got an invitation. >> you can watch superbowl right here on ktvu, channel 2 news. the pre-game show starts immediately following mornings on 2 at 9 a.m. kickoff is set for 3:30. >> low income taxpayers are being offered help with their federal and state tax forms to make sure they get all of the credits available to them. united way of the bay area is sponsoring the earn it, save it, keep it program. the program was created to help lower income workers. >> we help households that earn less than $49,000 a year. we do their taxes for free. we save them that money. we make sure that

nation. but she for talks with the new jersey republican governor -- bob schaeffer talks with chris christie. the re-airs begin at noon eastern with "meet the press", abc's this week, 2:00 p.m., fox news sunday, 3:00 p.m., cnn's state of the union and then face the nation. listen to them on c-span radio on and 90.1. on xm satellite radio channel 132. or go online to cspanradio.org. >> i think our system of government is breaking down. i think the system of checks and balances we have in our system are not operating properly. >> winslow wheeler heads the strauss military reform project. false -- also written two essays. >> congress has three essential powers -- the power to go to war, the power of the purse, and the power to investigate. the first two powers to go to war and of the purse are meaningless if congress does not exercise the power to investigate and it is not doing that. >> see the rest of the interview tonight on c-span's "q&a". with congress in recess and a march 4 deadline for funding the federal government, with house members said about h.r. 1. with 162 amendments. the entire debate is online at c-span's congressional chronicle at c- span.org/congress. "washington

fox news from time to time. the title of the book is called "nation of sheep." he wrote this book in 2007, years after we passed the patriot act. and he goes through every aspect of the patriot act that he believes sincerely is a serious violation of the civil liberties of the american people. and i would like to share just a couple of his comments. he said that the greatest dangers to our freedoms lie hidden in a government that has seized them from us and that vigilance and natural law can save us from the power-hungry bureaucrats. he stated in the book the inalienable right comes from god and element of humanity that can't be given up or legislated away. let us not legislate away our liberty. and my colleagues who voted against this will vote no on this re-authorization because it should go to a hearing and should be very careful and i hope and pray that maybe we will be able to defeat this tonight. i know the odds are against that. but mr. chairman, i will ask god to continue to bless america and bless the constitution and as napolitano says, let's not be a

to send his budget to congress next week, there are big battles looming over the nation's debt, an issue he took on, on fox news last night. >> and so you've got to make some tough decisions. >> reporter: in the second part of his interview with fox news commentator bill o'reilly, the president fended off a suggestion he brought no urgency to the debt crisis in his state of the union address. >> we're proposing to cut $400 billion of spending over five years. by doing that, we will get domestic spending to the lowest level as a share of gdp since eisenhower. >> reporter: mr. obama acknowledged the biggest part of the debt is entitlement spending, and said neither party is going to be able to fix it alone. >> the long-term problem is entitlements. social security, medicare, medicaid. and what i've said to the republicans is, i want to work with you to figure out how we cut spending. >> reporter: the president's comments came on a day when he also extended an olive branch to business leaders at the chamber of commerce. >> i'm here in the interest of being more more neighborly. >> reporter: taking steps, lite

and i think fox has -- we have had a lot of talk since the gabby giffords attempted murder about civility and our national discourse and i make no connection between the guy who shot those people in tucson and the national discourse, but it is true that the national discourse is more polarized and sfrideent than it has been in the past and to some extent, i would lay that at the feet of rupert murdoch, yes. >> quick question. you said of bob woodward of the "washington post," that he wrote quote, wrote accounts of the innermost deliberations of our government, would the times hire bob woodward? >> in a heartbeat. i have enormous admiration for bob woodward and what he has done and i have read a lot of bob woodward. the point of that remark was, in washington, officials complain about secrets when they don't like them. but they collaborate in the dissemination of secrets when they think it will serve their purpose and people talk to bob woodward because they think it's a way of furthering their agenda. >> we have a minute-and-a-half left. there are a lot of journalism students out here. would you tell them

about it and i think that is on hold the i think fox also -- we have had a lot of talk since the gabrielle giffords attempted murder, about civility and nationalscourse and i make no connection between the guy that shot those people in tucson and the national discourse but it is true the national discourse is more polarized and strident than it has been in the past and to some extent i believe that it to defer part murdoch, yes. >> quick question. you set of bob woodward of "the washington post" that he wrote, quote, all but authorized accounts of the innermost deliberations about the government. if the times had a chance to hire bob woodward what it? >> in a heartbeat. the point of that remark is >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> i have enormous admiration for bob woodward and what he's done and i read an awful lot of that. the point was that in washington officials complain of secrets when they don't like them, but the collaborate in the dissemination of secrets when they think it will serve their purpose and of course people talk to bob woodward because they think it's a way of furthering their agenda. >> we have about a minute and have left so

national weather service has issued a flash flood warning for this area. again it is northeast of cleveland, just on the southern shore of lake erie. a spokesperson for the fire department tells cleveland fox station that a woman and her 2-year-old child had to be rescued from their vehicle after getting stuck on a flooded street. the weather service says flooding is a threat today in all of 88 counties in ohio. and reports of heavy rain and flooding in indian that, and three homes in kentucky were destroyed in what was called a parent tornado. -- parties tornadoes. >>> up to date -- in an apparent tornado. >>> san francisco police investigating several weekend shootings in the mission district. latest one happened about 10:30 last night. one man was shot several times. two other deadly shootings happened just blocks away on is the day. this just in, the u.s. is sending aid teams to the borders of libya with egypt and al gear, algeria, the borders are trying to help the thousands of refugees trying to get away from the violence in libya right now. many of the foreign workers from western nations have been provided a way out of libya on ferries, but you look at the pictures, thousands of wo

this is a reporting from fox news -- jeff blake, a republican from arizona will make a bid for a senate seat soon to be vacated by john kyl, announced by a statement from the national republican congressional committee. newark, delaware. mary, democratic line. caller: i would like to say about the medicaid -- it is pitiful how they are doing medicate. it needs to be revisit the -- revisited. i know a lot of people who work 50 or 60 hours a week, young people, and they are getting medicaid and i don't understand how they can get it when i know people who need it can't even get it. host: let us look at the department agriculture under the president's 2012 budget proposal. $23.9 billion in discretionary funding for the department. a decrease of $3.2 billion with the biggest cuts coming from direct payments to high-income farmers, rural home loan programs and wetlands conservation programs. now to do, california. robert, independent be up -- now to dew, california. robert, independent. caller: high-speed rail. 90% of all trips are in the same county. i do not think it will do much and congested. i think we need to focus on urban transportation systems that actually mak

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fox news did not exist. neither did sean hannity or rush limbaugh. since then, the american conservative union has shared a profound concern to move this nation in theon. that is why i am glad to announce the "washington times" /cpac poll. i want to break an exclusive and important piece of news to you right now. our reporter is going to take this down and put it on the third -- on the front page. on 21st, " washington times "-- on march 21, "the washington times" will introduce a new sports section and entertainment section. we will introduce print properties and digital, radio, and television to all 50 states and in 120 countries. [applause] you can hear us every morning in the washington market on america's morning news on 730 am, wtnt. you can check talk radio for the affiliate near you where you can hear us. we want to build "washington times" presence in all 50 states with you as leaders in each congressional district. we recognize there is immense conservative and quality domestic talents throughout the country. we are currently engineering the means to give boys and showcase to this talent. the huffington post/aol coalition need some competi

i think fox is also raising -- i mean, there's a lot of talk since the gabby giffords attempted murder about civility in our nationaliscourse, and i make no connection between the guy who shot those people in tucson and the national discor, but it is true that the national discourse is more polarized and strident than in the past, and to some extent, i lay that at the feet of rupert, yes. >> quick question. you said of the washington post he wrote all by authorized accounts of the dlibses of government. if the times had a chance to hire bob woodward, would it? >> of course. >> i have enormous aspiration for bob and what he's done, and i read an awful lot about woodward. the point of that remark was in washington, officials complain about secrets when they don't like them, but they collaborate in the secrets when they think it serves their purpose. people talked about woodward as a way of furthering their agenda. >> we have a minute and a half left. the question goes to bill. there's a lot of jowmplism students out here. would you encourage them to plunge into it despite its problems or go to law school? [laughter] >