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i never agreed to do 50. >> larry: is that true, frank? >> no.ichael knew there was more than ten shows. he knew there were 50 shows. sometimes michael would like to say, gee, i'm only doing ten, i woke up, now i'm doing 40 more. >> he might have said that to leonard? >> yeah, but what he was saying was what by popular demand i have to do 40, and incidentally there were enough ticket requests to do 85. >> larry: 85? >> 85. and you have to understand this also, the manager at the time, three attorneys read the contract to him. he knew how many shows he had to do. >> larry: you read that contract? >> i read it too and i know what's in it and there was a minimum and a maximum. >> larry: what's the minimum? >> you have to ask aeg, i'm not allowed to divulge, no from aeg, but michael's sake. >> larry: we'll be right back. friday night jermaine jackson's here. don't go away. tom. now, i know the catering business but when i walked in here i wasn't sure what i needed. i'm not sure what i need. tom showed me how to use mifi to get my whole team working o

>> thank you, frank. what a pleasure. frank caliendo. don't forget, starting october 12th, he will be at the monte carlo in las vegas. if you want more details go to frank caliendo.com. >>> they provide motivation to youngsters searching for answers. top selling music artists casting crowns join us next. >>> these guys spend half their week as youth pastors and the other half as a grammy award winning band. and you thought you had a busy schedule. when the brand new cd drops in november. it is called casting crowns. i'm amazed at the way your band functions. a lot of full-time bands are out there on the road all the time and yet you guys had one of the chart-busting christian contemporary bands out there, grammy award winning, gov award, angel awards but this isn't your full-time gig. you are out there doing youth pastor work. >> we are out there in the week, loving on teenagers and their families. >> you surely have been pressured to make it a full-time thing and go on the road. why have you chosen to stay in the ministry and obviously

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frank. thank you so much.nd also tonight, he says president obama is trying to change america, but maybe not the change you bargained for. outspoken conservative actor jon voight will be here to tell us why he's become so involved and he'll give us his take on health care reform. and they're one of the top christian music bands in the world, but recording platinum albums and selling out concerts not their only job. they're also youth counselors who try to keep teenagers on the right path. grammy award winning casting crowns purchase one of their biggest hits here on the show tonight. well, this weekend, funeral services were held for senator ted kennedy and with his burial, the end of a long and storied senate career. though there were many controversy over the issues in his personnel life, he was true to his personnal political convictions, he didn't try to reinvent himself with each owe lex or poll and proudly proclaimed himself a liberal when most ran from the label. i respect people who are honest in their

those words from frank bruni.essed fat kid who turned into perhaps the country's most respected and feared restaurant critic. >> frank bruni walking into your restaurant it's a rush of adrenaline. it is. this is a user friendly -- >> yes, when bruni walks into your restaurant -- >> the first thing in your mind is like, holy [ bleep ] it's on. >> he has a horrible time and doesn't like the food and you screw up, you're dead in the water. >> he inspires fear. >> i think frank bruni is the smartest, hand somest, most wonderful human being in the world. i have to say that. i'm still afraid he's going to come get me. >> but what does frank bruni fear? you might be shocked to hear for much of his life, it was food. >> during my freshman year of college, i threw up a lot of my meals. whenever i would eat a meal that would get out of hand i would throw it up. i took laxatives. later on, in college, and later on out of college i took methamphetamines. >> when did it all start? >> you know, my mother used to always talk abo

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i am thrilled with barney frank.n incredible man i disagree with the caller before me that said that because he is gay that he somehow does not represent her. whether we're black, white, gay, straight, these are our representatives and they are human beings. i am glad that there is someone like barney frank on the congressional area. i feel just as lucky to have peaked stark. ina left-handed, gay scientist. i feel being left-handed or gay does not affect who i am or what i do. thank you very much for your book. i will pick up. guest: thank you very much. the official release date of the book by the university of massachusetts press is september 29. it should be in most bookstores. host: what was the reaction from his family? guest: it was total surprise. none of them saw it coming. a particularly barney's mother. barneyémç, as many gay men do, there was the camouflage of dating women. barney regularly dated women in high school, in college, and as a graduate student. at one point or another, the relationship always b

barney frank on the offense over health care.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. just to be clear, i'm not saying barney frank is offensive. i'm saying he is on the offensive. trying to convince americans that the government should run the nation's health care system. but as we all know, that's a very tough sell these days. >> why do you continue to support a nazi policy as obama has expressly supported this policy? why are you supporting it? >> a real solution. >> when you ask me that question, i am going to revert to my ethnic heritage and answer your question with a question -- on what planet do you spend most of your time? [applause] >> ma'am, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. i have no interest in doing it. >> you're going to bankrupt this country, you and the democrats, and you are making a mistake. you're going to in debt my generation and we're going to pay more taxes because of you, sir. >> let me respond. first of all, first of all, the big

so frank said to them, well what i told you is true. he does have a lot of sins, but that's classified information. so until judgement day - that was frank's only mistakes in the campaign because the voters who had figured out that i was not bad enough, to be president, found their answer in richard nixon. [applause] >> so in your publish meant going to tell us sins of jorge mcgovern? >> i don't think so. but i'll talk a lot about richard nixon. >> what did you think of him? >> i'll tell you one story that's observable on the tapes the white house tapes nixon made, when - in this campaign in the mcgovern campaign in 1972, when george wallace was shot, middle of may, 1972 in maryland and for some reason - i guess people were capturing assassin or would be assassin on the spot and nixon heard from the fbi or from someone where he lived. he had an apartment in maybe milwaukee - i think that's right. in any event. nixon then called chuck coalson and this is on tape and asked him, told him to hurry up and get out to this guy's apartment in m

we had made things up so if frank told me -- frank is the parish quarter -- if he told me people had given him grief for trying to get a black guy into the new orleans medical society in 1965, then i created a scene of somebody giving him grief. and what my editor said wallace look, there is a line up to which people will accept it and that line moves over time. it is said the truman capote established the line with the book cold blood. he wrote that in the late 50's and early 60's about a murder in kansas and he called it a nonfiction novel and a really was a pioneering book of creative nonfiction where he researched all this and then he wrote from inside the murders heads and we created scenes and a really made a splash when it cannot because it was a whole new way of doing nonfiction really using the tools of fiction to make fiction, life and all plus who do nonfiction al kind of go back to that. it's kind of a totem we go back to and what my editors said was look, truman capote and established the line and the line has moved over time and the public is willing to accept more and

i mentioned this to frank. he said that i should tell them that i do have a few virtues, but the list of sins as much longer. i would refer them to frank m. he does have a lot of sense, but that as classified information until after judgment day. that was frank: the state. -- about was francks way. they found their answer and richard nixon. -- their answer in richard nixon >> in your memoir, are you want to tell us the sense of george mcgovern? but i do not think so. i will talk a lot about richard nixon. >> what did you think about him? >> the white house tapes that he made, in this mcgovern campaign, in 1972, when george wallace was shot in the middle of may, 1972, the captured the would-be assassin on the spot. nixon had heard from the fbi or from someone where he lived. he had an apartment in milwaukee. in any event, nixon then called chuck colson in his office. this is on tape. he told him to hurry up and get out to this guy's apartment in milwaukee before the fbi surrounded it and took over and plant mcgo

frank does that kind of stuff all the time.does it here when he is presented with points he can't answer. the guy is right. by the way, the first woman who challenged frank is a political activist, not ranking person. now, the health care chaos looks like it's never going to end. today we learned that presidential advisor david axelrod may have a huge conflict of interest problem on his hands. basically, mr. axelrod is owed about $2 million by a chicago political consulting firm that's now producing obama care commercials. so in theory, axelrod could be making money off the president's health care vision. breast cancery goldberg will have more on that coming up. as far as president obama is concerned, the health care war is breaking down along party lines. democrats well understand the president can't afford to be embarrassed on the issue. that would taint his entire presidency. most americans are now dissatisfied with the president's health care deal. according to brand-new nbc news poll, 47% now disapprove of the way mr. obam

that was frank: the state. -- about was franks way. -- that was frank's only mistake and the campaign. the butters that had figured out that i was not bad enough to be president found their answer and richard nixon. -- n. richard nixon. . >> in your memoir, are you want to tell us the sense of george mcgovern? but i do not think so. i will talk a lot about richard nixon. >> what did you think about him? >> the white house tapes that he made, in this mcgovern campaign, in 1972, when george wallace was shot in the middle of may, 1972, the captured the would-be assassin on the spot. nixon had heard from the fbi or from someone where he lived. he had an apartment in milwaukee. in any event, nixon then called chuck colson in his office. this is on tape. he told him to hurry up and get out to this guy's apartment in milwaukee before the fbi surrounded it and took over and plant mcgovern literature. that was the president of united states. i think that is all you need to know. >> you've come across as a mild-mannered individual. do you ever get really angry? >> i do from time to time. >> wha

>> listen to barney frank said. he was practically bored with it already had this condescending look on his face. how dare he? sean: they have got away from paul the idea of being public servants. if they act that way, that arrogance will result in a massive defection. good to see you. coming up, conservatives were widely attacked for creating this poster of president obama. wó)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d)d sean: one of the biggest political mysteries of the year has been stalled. the "l.a. times" has solved the mystery behind this poster. this depicts the president as the infamous "batman" villain. the person who made this is from the president's home town. he is no fan of the president. he said -- sean: in fact, i guess he supported -- guess who he supported? dennis kucinich. this congressman is not seem interested in what his constituents think. he told reporters that he will support a single payer health care bill even if that means voting against the interests of his district. take a look. >> >> [inaudible] >>

very nice. >> thank you, uncle frank.ake my dream. >> this is your dream. >> there's my dream. at least i sell ice cream and i sell soda too. >> good job, yehya. i'm proud to be with you. >> thank you, up from. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. i have to say in my 41 years on this planet, i have never seen that much saliva exchanged. uncle frank and yehya, everybody. we'll be right back with anne heche. hey mom i need some minutes. i just gave you some at the restaurant. yea i know. i threw them out. they were old so... old! they are rollover minutes. they are as good as new. ya know not everyone gets to keep their unused minutes. and these days we can't afford to be wasteful. saving minutes... ...saves money. yea. (announcer) only at&t's family talk with rollover saves your family's unused minutes. and saving minutes saves money. for back to school, get the lg neon for $29.99 after mail-in rebate. just because they're inside you doesn't mean they're protected. oh, ladies. let's say you have osteoporosis. i do. you could be

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top he said that must be frank.rank, how you doing. >> we talked about sports figures of into politics. with a politician of the sports what would al gore say if he was the starting center of the new york knicks? smack don't shoot that basketball too high, and might bring down acid rain. the environment must be saved. listen, i understand the environmental argument and all that stuff. i totally get it. but sometimes al gore seems like a bad mall dracula because he's trying to scare people. it's like some of the facts are there, some of the facts are lightweight, i think that through it doesn't quite make sense. i hosted glenn beck there, just look at the camera. that's glenn beck on a wryly. suzanne frank, what about. >> get that next time on huckabee. >> mike: thank you frank, what a pleasure. frank caliendo. don't forget starting october 23 at the monte carlo and las vegas. if you want more details go to frank caliendo.com. >> coming up they sing songs that inspired millions of fans and provide motivation for youn

i said, 'you know, frank'--and i shouldn't have called him frank. i didn't even know him. i said, 'you know, frank, people of my generation remember who they were and where they were by what frank sinatra song was popular at the time.' now maybe i got another two degrees of heat. he said, 'what'll you pay me?' i said, 'look, you don't have enough money to buy a documentary about yourself. cbs doesn't have enough money to pay you what you're worth. why don't we call it a wash?' that seemed to work. he said, 'how do i know i can trust you?' and i said, 'i'm going to ask you to sit in a seat opposite walter cronkite.' this is my shining moment. how i thought of this, i don't know. i said, 'i'm going to ask you to sit in a seat opposite walter cronkite. that's the same seat that dwight eisenhower, jack kennedy and lyndon johnson sat in. if you don't think you're big enough to sit in that seat, i wouldn't do it, if i were you.' he grinned. he said, 'i'm recording tomorrow night at united. do you want to start then?' i said, 'we'll be there.' i didn't know what he was talking ab

and frank catalanotto stays in after hitting for jason bourgeois. and for the nats.e morse will pinch hit. leading off for jason bergmann. he had one at bat. that was a line drive that he hit the opposite field. he was robbed of a base hit. against colorado. correction that was last night against milwaukee. he hit it hard and fielder playing where he is now 20 feet off the line. stabbed it keep it out of the corner. he has been a good hitter at every level at which he has played. 300 at bats coming into the season, 300 average. that's in parts of four season with seattle. they got him in a trade for ryan langerhanz. breaking ball stays outside for the left-hander. chris narveson. >> rob: very difficult, too. when you are getting in a bat here and there you are not getting consistent at bats with the level and any level hard to keep your edge. harris. >> bob: the fastball by him. the bottom of the 6th is under way. so hard to impress get more reps there. 90 miles per hour and rushing. >> bob: morgan 2-3 an r.b.i. a bunt. it is a race to the bag. and oh... >> rob: oh..

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>> you know, i just have to say god bless barney frank. i know he lost his temper and a coal, but he's a hero to a lot of liberals, chris. we still come at it, still come back as friends. but what's going on is a kind of thuggishness and we're supposed to treat these people like they deserve an equal place at the table when they're organized by right wingers. we had someone on your show that says he's not a birther. he's a birther. he's with we the people. everybody is acting like katie is just a normal person. she's part of the right wing movement. these aren't just normal americans scared about what's going to happen. they're whipped up into a frenzy and i'm proud of barney frank today. >> are these people misrepresenting themselves as individuals when they're part of a faction that's been led to say what they say and have, in fact, been given talking points? >> whether they've been organized by any outside group or not, the fact is that they did show new the dead of summer to a town hall to talk about a very wonky issue. i don't think y

>> uncle frank?x arrests. >> you as a pretend police officer on television has probably made more arrests than uncle frank as a real one. >> i think i have. >> he looks more authentic anyway. the people get afraid from him. i looked like a pussy cat. [ laughter ] >> do you have cuffs? >> not on me. >> oh, okay. [ laughter ] >> n in the k- -- he was in the k-9 squad and my job as a 13-year-old was to go into the woods and hide and the dog would come after me. >> he would sic his dogs on you? >> yeah. >> why? >> because he had to train the dogs. >> oh, for practice. >> so i'd hide in the trees and leaves. >> so your uncle trained his animals to kill you? >> well, not kill, but he did bite me. >> wow, that's no good at all. that's probably what happened to michael vick. it's probably -- [ laughter ] this ain't "oprah" by the way. so, well, that's disturbing. this is your dad's brother or -- >> yeah, my dad's brother. >> what did your dad do for a living? >> my dad is still a bartender. grew up in the ba

>> i just have to say god bless barney frank. his cool but he is a hero to a lot of liberals, chris. we believe in debate and dialogue. you and i have disagreed over the years. we still come back at friends and still come at it but what's going on is a kind of thuggishness and we're supposed to treat these people like they deserve an equal place at the table when they're being organized by right wingers. william costric, he was on the show and said he wasn't a birther. he is. he belongs to we the people. katy o'donnell is a leader of the 9-12 movement which is glenn beck's insane right wing movement. these are not normal americans a little scared about what's going to happen. they're being whipped into a frenzy and i'm proud of barney frank today. >> ken, are these people who come to these town meetings misrepresenting themselves as individuals when in fact they're part of a faction that's been led to say what they say, in fact been given talking points? >> whether they're organized by any outside group they did in fact show up i

but just as and parte frank -- just as in barney frank's meeting, i think we have a chance to stop as long as the american people are engaged. greta: as a matter of fact, the president does not need to. he has enough votes in the house. the viewer is just saw a picture of this in my office. do you see lobbyists going up and down the halls of the senate? i mean, who wrote this bank? >> i do not know who wrote it. i am carrying around the house version, with a lot of pages marked that refuted just about everything the president is saying about the plan. we do not know what is coming out of the senate, but we know they cannot pass it without a few votes. i think they will come back from break with a different mind-set on it. what they say is in the bill is not there. people will lose their private health insurance. we will cut medicare. greta, it is just not adding up for the american people, and we see it in the polls, almost every week. president's approval rating is going down. people do not want a government- run plant. there are good ways we can get people insured and lower the cost

last night congressman barney frank got rather frank with some of his constituents in massachusetts.s live for us this morning in dartmouth, massachusetts. some are what we're see something really democracy at its best. you elect this guy, he's supposed to represent you and you guys have a healthy back-and-forth when you don't agree or you have questions. >> reporter: i was waiting for the congressman to remind people to tip their waiters and bartenders before the evening was over. yes, we've heard the white house suggest that the public is only seeing the rowdiest moments from these town halls. that is not the case with barney frank's town hall. there was nothing but rowdy moments. >> congressman barney frank. >> reporter: it didn't take long for the shouting to start. >> what's the lie? is. >> hey, hey, enough! >> which one of you wants to yell first? >> reporter: before the first question was asked, massachusetts democrat barney frank was swinging back at opponents of health care reform. >> disruption never helps your cause. it makes it look like you're afraid to have a rational d

laura: frank, who is responsible for that ad. that's a winner. >> it's an organization that protect patients now it is so effective because it's a doctor who is speaking. it's a female doctor who is compassionate. she is explaining the difference between the american plan and what goes on in canada. and those lines, those weights are -- waits are true. even people who support this legislation acknowledge if the canadian and british you have to wait a long, long time to get care. if you notice the most important thing, she is calm, she is measured in her tone. that's what the american people want to hear when they are being informed about health care. laura: did you see the most recent poll, frank, that most people think they know a lot more about what's actually in the bill? i think it's rasmussen than the actual legislators who will be voting on the bill? so, this is one of these amazing moments in american domestic political history where the people are devouring the information as fast as they can. obviously there is hyperbole

. >>> and felony franks. the new controversial hot dog stands staffed by ex-cons, giving them a second chance. they say the food's so good it's criminal. captions paid for by abc, inc. remain in custody in iran. they were hiking in a region the statdepartment has long warned as perilous, recommending against all but essential travel, saying iraq remains dangerous and unpredictable. tonight, those three americans are get a painful lesson in just how unpredictable. they're being held somewhere in iran. tonight, efforts to get word from iranian authorities are not going well. here's our senior foreign t correspondent jim sciutto. >> reporter: these are the three americans now prisoners in iran. shayne bauer from minnesota based in the middle east as a freelance journalist. sarah shor also based in the middle east as a writer and teacher. and joshua foto, an thvironmental worker in oregon. ee left this hotel ith iraqi city of salammaniyah hiking. a fourth american who stayed behind, an english teacher from seattl

>> barney frank wants to create a second housing bubble. first housing bubble was closed by cheap money from the fed that allowed people to refinance their mortgages, kept them in homes they couldn't afford. barney frank wants to do the same here. we have to stop, allow foreclosures to happen. that will allow supply to meet demand and stabilize home prices. what he wants to do is a recipe for disaster. david: so let the market take its course? >> no, no, no. michael, that's ridiculous. we got to start helping homeowners. we have to go out and give homeowners some money to be able to make their payments and stem the tide of foreclosures. that's the only way this economy is going to recover. right now all the tarp money is going to the fat cats. it's going to the investment bankers, the banks who are paying big bonuses with it. and the mortgage companies. they're getting all kinds of service revenue when they get a foreclosure. it's a rick dislus -- ridiculous prospect. david: a lot of these homeowners are in over their heads. >> of course. t

congressman frank didn't like the comparison. and thought it was loony tune. >> why do you support a nazi poli policy. why do you support it? >> when you ask me that question, i'm going to revert to my ethnic heritage and answer your question with a question. on what planet do you spend most of your time? it's a tribute to the first amendment that this kind of vile contemptible nonsense is so freely propagated. >> ma'am, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. >> what do you say to someone zoned into some other universe? time for tonight's big number. covering all your bases. today president obama is calling on support from religious leader who's see health care reform as a moral issue. according to "the new york times," he'll address over 1,000 of those religious leaders in conference calls to get their support. he's reaching out to over 1,000 leaders of faith today to preach the gospel of health care, tonight's big number. >>> up next, the hammer, former house majority lead

but the killer for me is barney frank says what planet do you live on for this woman. established fact barney frank himself spends most of his time living around uranus? so when he starts talking about where people live, ha, ha, ha, folks, i just can't. this is all so much fun to watch and it's all so much fun to analyze. yeah, wow, that is fantastic. hitler posters and nazi references in front of a jewish congressman. that's hilarious. if you bet on hitler in the second world war. also honest to god do you know anybody over the age of 12 who still makes uranus jokes? you know the late bill hicks' description of limbaugh, right? doesn't rush limbaugh look like -- i can't even quote it. you have to listen to it yourself. rush "one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh," today's "worst persons in the world." takes off... their night-vision goggles keeping the rescue mission safe... and powering those goggles-- the only battery air life trusts: duracell. trusted everywhere. and you know what, it works. nutrisystem for men: flexible new programs personalized to meet your goals.

>> first of all, this is barney frank. this is barney frank's communication style. this is how he behaves on the floor of the house of representative, how he is in committee, how he speaks to colleagues and other senators. this is barney frank unplugged. however, this is barney frank talking to his constituents. i think they are his constituents, they could be from anywhere. talking to american taxpayers. the last question, i understand why he wrote off her concerns when she was asking about the nazis. other people's concerns about raising the deficits are serious questions and i do think they deserve a more serious answer. i think he believed he was giving a serious answer. >> yes, they are serious questions. when you start talking about people's taxes and serious concerns. you said this was unique to barney frank. let me pick up on that. can the rest of the dem kraltoc party all the way up to the white house take this devil be damned attitude and win this health care. >> the barney frank style is not going to work across america. it barely worked in that meeting.

zbliev frank knew as much as bernie did and as time went on, i noticed that they spent more and more time together in the office and frank was always intertwined with bernie, he would call me to check his calendars to see who was coming in. >> reporter: paid $3 million to help madoff carry out the crime. he had a sprawling estate in suburban new jersey, a huge yacht with a captain, paid for by the captain and corporate american express platinum card in which he charged thousands of dollars in personal item, including plane trips to bahamas for his son and clenl friends. as he lived the good life, he admitted it was his job to help madoff outwit federal investigators and keep the scam running, destroying thousand of lives. he apositionized to his victims and head sed his fault was following madoff too loyally since 1975. as their new star witness, federal prosecutors had been willing to let him post bail and remain free while awaiting sentencing the but federal judges ordered hip jailed immediately saying he was too much of a flight risk. >>> police across britain on look lookout for

he pleaded guilty. >> for an investment firm that claimed $65 billion in saets frank dipascali was an unlikely choice as chief financial officer, no college or previous financial experience. but what he admit nod court he did have was a criminal mind. in pleading guilty to the ten felony counts, dipascali deskrieed his role in carrying out madoff ponzi scheme for at least two deblg aids. he said the transactions he recorded were fake. quote, it was all fictitious. it was wrong and i knew it was wrong at the time." zbliev frank knew as much as bernie did and as time went on, i noticed that they spent more and more time together in the office and frank was always intertwined with bernie, he would call me to check his calendars to see who was coming in. >> reporter: paid $3 million to help madoff carry out the crime. he had a sprawling estate in suburban new jersey, a huge yacht with a captain, paid for by the captain and corporate american express platinum card in which he charged thousands of dollars in personal item, including plane trips to bahamas for his son and clenl friends. as h

he had a stroke. >> reporter: police say frank was unable to see. he was transported here to johns hopkins hospital where he was on life support. frank died here this week. >> if it does become a homicide investigation, it's also commercial robbery. >> reporter: frank owned several baltimore area businesses, include the top hat q club in parkville. north point billiards in dundalk. and a vending machine company out of this warehouse, near canton square. >> we don't know how much money was taken. he had a safe that he kept in his business. and some money was taken from there. so somebody who definitely knew the area, was no forced entry. so someone who was allowed access. >> if it happened over here, it could happen over there. and we're just as vulnerable as this -- any business. >> wayne lives in a bar across the street. >> we're taking extra precautions. >> reporter: police say surveillance video from the warehouse is missing. city robbery and homgdz -- homicide detectives are now questioning families and employees for potential leads. >>> and i s

frank persuade you? >> i am persuaded about what he said about the last two campaigns and i do think there are arguments that have not been made that could be made in terms of everyone assuming their responsibilities as citizens that have a broader appeal than other kinds of arguments. i agree with all of that. just some points. in terms of hispanic vote, the bush got the hispanic vote for republicans up to 44%. that was enormous achievement, as frank suggests. the split was between protestants and catholics. look at the evangelical endroads among hispanics where they voted strongly republican. one thing that happened to the republicans is backlash against republicans because of where so many were on immigration. they lost a lot of ground among the evangelicals who are the natural allies of the republican party. the republicans don't need to carry the latino vote. if they can get 40 to 45% nationwide, they can win a lot of states and elections, but i think there are two problems here. one is politically

but the killer for me is barney frank says what planet do you live on for this woman.'t it an established fact barney frank himself spends most of his time living around uranus? so when he starts talking about where people live, ha, ha, ha, folks, i just can't. this is all so much fun to watch and it's all so much fun to analyze. >> that is fantastic. hitler posters and nazi references in front of a jewish congressman. that's hilarious. if you bet on hitler in the second world war. also honest to god do you know anybody over the age of 12 who still makes uranus jokes? doesn't rush limbaugh look like -- i can't even quote it. you have to listen to it yourself. rush, one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world!"one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! ", today's worst person in the world! today's worst person in the world! >>> 2012 may be a long way off (announcer) if you think all batteries are the same, consider this: when a tornado tore thr