. >> can you grab that word from frank luntz, whoever grabbed it before? >> words belong to everybody. he took that one back. he also took back freedom. he said we let the other decide define what freedom means. you know, i hope he continues this. these are good words. they ought to belong to everybody. >> is he in the ring or the guy with the towel over his shoulder in the corner? is he mickey or is he rocky? >> the democrats need someone to make this overarching argument, him, bill clinton and a few others, and then see if it can take root in some of these individual races. this is all -- >> can he be the democrats' chief cheerleader to save the senate? >> it's going to be hard in north carolina and some southern states. >> you need a line of cheerleaders, right? you need the president, you need bill clinton. >> he is. cog out fighting, which is big news for the progressives in this country. there are loot of them who need to vote. david corn, and thank you, eugene robinson. >>> coming up, the bridgegate tapes. wait until you hear these. the 911 calls fr

here to help keep it off, fox news contributor frank luntz. frank, glad you're here. because i want you at home to see what the media has been saying about the millenials and then we're going to hear from them directly. let's play that clip. >> the so-called millenials. >> they were raised by doting parents who told them they were special. >> those 20 somethings who are always texting and tweeting. they move from job to job and seem to be more laid back about life and seem to be very entitled. >> they would rather be unemployed than take a job that they think is beneath them. they can't marry them because they sit at home and play video games. >> sit at home and play video games. they called you selfish. they say you think you're selfish. that you would rather be unemployed. it's not a positive reaction to your generation. is it a fair critique? >> i don't think so. i think our generation has had a much worse economy to inherit than our parents. we have college degrees that don't get the same type of salaries, inflation has eaten away at those salaries. the reason we

pollster frank luntz put that question to his group, watch what happens. >> we heard from the expertsnow let's hear from the american people. how many of you are nervous to fly based on what is going on right now? why are you nervous? >> well, i would be nervous to fly internationally, that is for sure. it doesn't seem like the type of background checks or the checks that they're doing overseas in these other countries like malaysia even come close to the competence we put forward here, if we're even that competent. >> there was only one american on that plane, clearly we were not targeted. >> all i can say, 30 years ago i flew, and they were checking out toth -- tooth paste then. and if we screening, i would not be afraid to fly. >> you want better profiling? >> racial profiling? yes, that's what the israelis have been doing for decades. no, they professional their passengers as to background, beliefs, political activity, and likelihood of carrying weapons. >> who else is worried about flying because of what is going on. let's go back there, tell me why. >> well, i feel much more com

pollster frank luntz put that question to his focus group.t happens. >> we heard from the experts. now let's hear from the american people. how many of you are nervous to fly based on what's going on right now? raise your hand. why are you nervous? >> well, i'd be nervous to fly internationally, that's for sure. it doesn't seem like the type of background checks or the checks that they're doing overseas and these other countries like malaysia even come close to the competence we put forward here, if we're even that competent. >> there is only one american on that plane. clearly we weren't targeted. >> well, all i could say is 30 years ago i flew elal and they were checking out toothpaste then. if we had profiling before and better screening, i would have no trouble flying. >> you want profiling? >> yes. that's what the israelis have been doing for decades. >> racial profiling? >> no. they profile their passengers as to background, beliefs, political activity and likelihood of carrying out a crime. >> who else is nervous about flying right now

warming denialism, and they even have a language for that, created by this guy, gop consultant frank luntzwho in 2002 advised republicans and then president george w. bush to just stop talking about global warming because it's scary and start using a less scary phrase, climate change instead, because change isn't always so bad, right? i'm joined by two people who do know the difference, michael mann, penn state university professor and author of "the hockey stick and the climate wars," and bill nye the science guy, who's in our burbank bureau. thanks both of you for being here. i want to start with you, michael. did i explain that properly, the difference between climate and weather? >> yeah that was perfect, joy. by the way, it's great to be on with you and here with my great friend, bill nye, a hero to many of us. well, there's an even simpler way of breaking it down. >> please do. >> it was once famously put that weather is what you get, climate is what you expect. and what we expect is that, in fact, we will continue to get more and more extreme warm days and fewer and fewer cold days

. >> you grab that word from frank luntz, whoever grabbed it before? >> words belong to everybody. he took that one back. he also took back freedom. he said we let the other decide define what freedom means. you know, i hope he continues this. these are good words. they ought to belong to everybody. >> is he in the ring or the guy with the towel over his shoulder in the corner? is he mickey or is he rocky? >> the democrats need someone to make this overarching argument, him, bill clinton and a few others, and then see if it can take root in some of these individual races. >> can he be the democrats' chief cheerleader to save the senate? >> it's going to be hard in north carolina and some southern states. >> you could need a line of cheerleaders. you need the president, you need bill clinton. >> he is. cog out fighting, which is big news for the progressives in this country. there are loot of them who need to vote. david corn, and thank you, eugene robinson. >>> coming up, the bridgegate tapes. wait until you hear these. the 911 calls from the people stuck in the epic george washing

oh it's incredibly useful the and frank luntz could tell you also about the fear mongering surrounding obamacare for example even though more than two thirds of americans if you ask them you disconnect it from party right you say does the government have some responsibility to provide a basic level of health care for everybody more than two thirds of americans think the answer to that is yes when you couch it as socialistic stream this leftist policy a government takeover support for it goes way way down and it's all about that language it's key to keeping progressive policy out when greenberg and quinlan roeser did their their focus groups they found an awful lot about the difference in people what group of people are more susceptible to fear and there was it was inescapable david it was inescapable that that there is a profile in the profile and it's not just me talking about there's been study after study that looked at this where there is a profile of the ultra conservative that simply can't overcome their sense of fear in politics that's a very valuable commodity commodity for the

bob corker were also in attendance the meeting was also attended by republican propaganda group frank luntz and by former speaker of the house and current c.n.n. pardon that newt gingrich who told us about that meeting on this program during the dinner the republican conspirators vowed to bring congress to a standstill regardless of how badly congressional inaction would hurt the already hurting american economy and people in essence they pledged to each other to obstruct filibuster and block any legislation that might improve the economy and make president obama look good congressman pete sessions told the national journal in march of two thousand and nine that the republicans said. plan hatched at the caucus room restaurant would borrow up age from the tactics of taliban terrorists he said that taliban insurgency we understand perhaps a little bit more now because of the taliban insurgency is the way they went about systematically understanding how to disrupt and change a person's entire processes and these taliban it's an example is interesting it's an example of how you go about to chan