welcome to the program governor gary johnson.plause) nice to see you. >> good to be here. >> jon: so you are now the libertarian nominee. >> i'm the libertarian nominee. i've been one of three candidates on the ballot in all 50 states-- obama and romney being the other two. >> so this is big dog stuff. you were running in the republican primary. or trying to get on... >> kind of a mutual thing. they asked me if i would consider running and for the most part i think i'm delivering a message of liberty and freedom very much along the same lines as ron paul. i don't think ron paul is going to be successful getting the nomination. >nomination. >> jon: republican nomination. >> republican nomination. so that message goes away when his candidacy comes to an end. >> jon: was there any thought that he would then go to the... did do they ever talk to him or is there talk of the two of you or is there any that kind of... >> none of that going on. ron paul asked for my endorsement in 2008. i readily gave that endorsement and when i dropped

shirt market i don't know how how powerful a candidate gary johnson will be but he stands for many of the things ron paul stands for doesn't stand for all of them and ron paul pointedly has not said many kind words about gary johnson so the that's another alternative out there or they could decide we want to stay in the republican party and work to make change from within and you know we had a bunch of people elected in two thousand and ten rand paul included who may be moving in another direction maybe not with one hundred percent of the grocery list that we would like them to have but better than what we've had before it does seem like the g.o.p. as it stands right now is so far off base then ron paul's whole libertarian philosophy is a small government curving back the military i mean here's romney talking about doubling the military twice that size potentially you know invading iran and all of these things i mean it does seem like there's a giant dichotomy there when you're talking about trying to influence the are in theory and the g.o.p. from within how possible is that really.

i had gary johnson on today. people but, boy, the paul people made a statement, perry, yesterday. the paul family, when rand paul said last night i'm for mitt, he said he's for mitt romney. >> it does send -- the paul people that does need to send a message. it's more important for romney than maybe we realized. >> i think it is. it's more important rand paul is looking to 2016, looking for a speaking slot, it's good for his politics. rand paul's been to iowa and thinking if romney does not win, he'll be on the first plane after the election. >> who gets the better speaking slot, rand or ron? >> i think still think rand will, because i think -- >> i do, too. >> i think -- i think ron will speak, but i think they worry about ron giving a long treatise on foreign intervention or something. >> or something. >> they don't want. rand -- this is why rand is a serious candidate potentially. >> shameless plugs, jackie. you've got the prop. >> i have a prop. congressional women's softball game. >> i love it. >> reporters,

a little more than five minutes from now, a live interview with gary johnson, a surprising new ad he's got and what he hopes to gain from staying in the race. >>> jockey, fan, gambler shs etch the horses are warming up for this afternoon's running of the belmont stake. and it will continue without the running of i'll have another. but jay gray is live for us there at belmont park in queens, new york. looks like a lovely day out there. what is that it we're hearing about i'll have another is not going to appear now in a post-parade? what do you know about that? >> they've had a change. they're still going to honor i'll have another and the horse will be in the winner ee's circ today. doug o'neil, the trainer of the horse will take the saddle from the horse, retiring as a champion. it was the first time it had ever been a favorite in any of the races it had ever run. now we'll have to wait for another to win the crown. he was a 150-to-1 kentucky derby dark horse coming from behind in astonishing fashion. at the preakness, still a 3--to-1 underdog, he mounded another gutsy comeback for th

columbia. >> i don't see huge different between romney and obama i'm more inclined to vote for gary johnson i wanted to ask you, do you think that romney is the real champion of change this country needs? >> i think he will be a very different president than barack obama in part because he's managed in the public and private sector. my big problem and disappointment with barack obama is not just partisan. i celebrated, i was glad that i lived to see this country elect a person of color to be president. i said it on this very television show. there was a part of me as a child of the deep south who thought i would never see that that celebrated we had come past that moment of race in our politics in electing a president. but i've been overwhelmingly disappointed policy-wise not party. a lot of it is because the lack of executive experience in standing how do you move things from point a to point b? what i had seen in mitt romney is that he's not only been very effective in the public sector as a governor but in the private sector not just in capitol markets but taking over the olympics when t

>> greg: i love gary johnson. >> eric: cute. >> greg: governor by the way. politicians on this. and a lot of polling shows people -- >> dana: it got voted down in california. >> greg: because well -- >> dana: didn't turn out -- what do you think, bob? on the youth vote, does it help in >> bob: couple of things. he has run his string out with values on the gay marriage. i don't think he has another major one to go for. gay marriage issue, he thought it was the right thing to do. it will hurt him. you have can't come back with marijuana. >> greg: maybe as an economic issue. >> bob: the people who vote against the initiative will be at the polls anyway. that is what you keep in mind. these people vote. older people vote more. >> andrea: not necessarily. romney has major problems with his base. i would galvanize the right. >> dana: getter rick in here >> eric: i think it would help obama if he did do it. he may do it. there is a section of republicans who are voting for ron paul because of this issue. now going to vote for mitt romney because he is the other con

it is gary johnson, the former new mexico governor and 2012 presidential hopeful. and in oregon he is considered a trail mix. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and i would pay good money to watch kenny g blow him in a crowded theater. he also has a new pod cast and you can find it at penn sunday school.com. they still have those. and the latest book "we are still plugging you" is now available in paperback. it is sean hannity's favorite book. and he is a lefty crap thrower you would run over with a mower. good to see you, pinch. >> today in sports he pray views the upcoming -- previews the upcoming bellmont stakes. oh, a day at the racetrack. reminds me when we used to sit at the racetrack. oh doo-da-day. going to run all night. going to run all day. back in the day gay meant happy. >> okay. >> that's old timey talk. >> i'm sure. j do we still have him here? >> are you talking about your vet work. one of those things tied with being a ma -- magician is being a vet. you have to learn to do your v's and p's and if your lips don't move. and think of the time a

gary johnson. >> the rnc is doing everything they can to keep -- >> stephanie: come on!announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." he's certifiably insane! and just signs a deal for $100 million and people listen to that crap! i just can't believe it. 1-866-55-press. your latest on glenn beck. let's talk about it. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. after the commercial. he's certifiably insane! and just signs a deal for $100 million and people listen to that crap! i just can't believe it. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. tuesday, june 12th. >> announcer: on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller . [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> you are insane. >> stephanie: i'm getting ready to get out of here. this is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 50 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. >> she got hit in the head with a pole. >> stephanie: lady gaga did.

supported romney care which was a model for obamacare, and in the end, i've decide today vote for gary johnsonho has a wonderful fiscal record and going to fix the most important issue that's facing our country right now, the national debt. it's taken down europe and we're next. >> mike: neil, i appreciate it very much. i'm glad that you knew that goldwater was in fact a senator and candidates for president and not one of the villains in early james bond movie. thank you very much. pete your you're up there with ashley. >> two masters degrees. >> yep, i have two masters degree, first undergraduate degree, came out, bright, great prospects, hey, my first masters degree is fully funded and totally paid for, went got it, came back to the u.s. and no jobs. what do i do? okay, now what? i can get a second masters degree, i have, you know, greater aspirations than the first one. i'll get a second masters degree, i went to school, and no jobs. still going to school. found a part-time job, thank tli-- >> what is your job by the way. >> i currently work in retail management. >> are you worried about yo

pushing them trying to push them out you can guarantee that they're going to go pull the ballot for gary johnson and they will reelect him that obama well how much more can they really push that i mean this is pretty ridiculous i mean how did someone find affidavit promising one you will endorse romney you just asked him and if you absolutely cannot do that it's just against the law what are people going to do who are they young gentleman that you talked about who beat out the other candidate yeah they get here i mean what is i could do to young people who want to get involved in politics and they see this kind of disenfranchisement happening it's going to it's going rage and i and i really don't want to see any violence any more than we have we've seen violence occur and you know analyzing ron paul statement to his supporters after what happened in the easy and at some of these caucuses where there was violence always done to them never were the politics instigating violence but i can't i would not want to have any more violence happen and if this something were to happen i could see the delega

they can vote if gary johnson, libertarian, depending on the states he qualified if. there are a number of places that voters can go who did not approval. what we are sighing with all of the polls jumping around is the people who disapprove of president obama and that number is around 50 or higher they go back-and-forth between romney and undecided. so county you could have a poll with obama up 46-43 and another down slightly but the constant is that job approval number, 46, one poll is picking up undecided going with almostbly and another has them as undecided so you think the margins are different and the polls are different but, in fact, when the numbers, when that 46 number continues like in states like ohio and florida it is bad news. the hook is --. >>neil: right now the poll shows florida is obama. >>guest: but the ballot test numbers in that range of 46, but the majority who disapprove go back-and-forth from romney to undecided but the hook is, president obama could actually lose ohio and florida and win the election. and, maybe, one strategy this could be out

governor gary johnson, right? tomorrow?hink that's what we have. >> that's cool. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [chanting] >> this is what democracy looks like. >> classic confrontation between liberals and conservatives in wisconsin. will governor walker keep his job? >> scott walker must go. >> stakes are high for president obama. we'll have a special report. >> we have run probably 25, $27 million of advertising in this campaign and virtually all of it has been positive. >> that statement must come as a shock to mitt romney under heavy fire from the obama folks pretty much all the time. brit hume will have analysis. >> mitt romney went over the top last night formally clinching the nomination. >> mitt romney

if people truly want to rebel this year, vote for gary johnson, the former governor of new mexico whos, who won't get any press coverage because mainstream media is also owned by the corporations. >> my friend, he just got your press coverage, and thank you very much. >> you used the word "libertarian" and maybe people should invest in what he stands for. shorthand. >> preach, jesse, preach. >>> speaking of parties, former governor jeb bush sticking it to his own party saying today's gop would have no room for former president ronald reagan. hmm. why? coming up, why he thinks today's political climate is disturbing. you're watching "starting point." so did the country that came in 17th place. let's raise the bar and elevate our academic standards. let's do what's best for our students-by investing in our teachers. let's solve this. wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forb

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host: your candid it is gary johnson? >caller: yes. of my constitutional audiology rather than at romney. governor is a two-term governor, like romney. host: we have a couple of his events including the libertarian convention. huntington, west virginia, on the democratic line. . -- go ahead. are you there? caller? going on to greenbelt, maryland. what's your name? caller: donna. host: go ahead. caller: i've been a democrat for over 30 years. i would like to say this is the first time i will be voting republican. i think obama is the most arrogant rpresident we've ever had. i have not like the way the country has changed. i never thought i would never say it, but i will be voting republican. i do believe in mitt romney. host: who did you vote for in 2008? >caller: obama. i do not believe in obama out all. host: republican arizona? caller: i just heard the next president of the united states and i thought it was wonderful. i agree with the previous caller about how arrogant obama is. he kept calling him "mr. romney" and would not even ca

>>gary: at checkout dustin johnson earlier this afternoon at home plate. 330 yds.was not even the coolest thing today. if this guy looks like he is straight out of some super heroes movie. he shoots water from the nozzle to keep the user airborne. water comes out at the rate of 1,000 gal. per minute and can reach speeds around 30 mi. per hour. >>vern: we're back in a moment. " the >>gary: accusations against lance armstrong. the u.s. anti-dumping agency says they intend to find a doping charges in and if found guilty he would have to give up his seventh tour of france in titles. there's no response from on strong at this hour. >>pam: we are back at 11:00 p.m.. have a good night. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what

johnson. >>> maryland native gary giordano says it's time to collect on a life insurance policy he took out on robyn gardener. he is suspect in the death of woman. she was a travel companion last year e took out the policy before they left and he is suing saying the company owes him more than $3 million. american express says in a case like this there's an hey one- year waiting period. >>> the attorney representing the 17-year-old who died after a baltimore county police officer chased him down is talking about the case. attorney russell neverdon says there may be a history of domestic violence with officer laboard. last wednesday he reportedly chased down christopher brown. witnesses say he was close but not a part of a group of kid knocking on doors and throwing rocks. brown died asphyxiation and his death is ruled a homicide. >> it's right in your face. this is just pure unadult rated rage that is there and that's out of control and it so much so that it resulted in the simplest taking of a life of another person. >> county investigators says it may take weeks to get answer and determine

. >> i had an interview with a man setting up a super pac for gary johnson.cause they both believe in legalization. and he wants to find some billionaires out there who are of a like mind to donate to the the super pac. we look across the street and he says, oh, my god, that is where i set up the committee for the reelection of the president. i said, what did you do? he said i would go into the white house by day and come back with a bag of cash at night. >> roger stone, one of the great characters in american political history. katty kay, i won't ask you about your feeling on the ballot initiative unless you want to give it to us. >> ok. >>> josh's piece is in the new edition of "bloomberg business week." coming up next, "the week in review." ♪ ♪ we all need it. to move. to keep warm. to keep us fed. to make clay piggies. but to keep doing these things in the future... at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying natural gas to generate cleaner electricity... that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and

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johnsons joins with us more. >> reporter: the judge in the gary sandusky sex abuse case says closing arguments could start as early as thursday. the defense is expected to call more witnesses today after starting the case yesterday. prosecutors withdrew one charge leaving 51 charges against sandusky. the defense opened with a former penn state coach who said it was not uncommon for coaches and young boys to use a shower at the same time. richard anderson also said he never saw anything enappropriate between sandusky -- inappropriate between sandusky and a child. the defense called witnesses who said sandusky what stellar reputation in the community. the defense is expected to call a expert witness to testify sandusky may have a personality disorder. court orbs say the defense has a lot to explain including love -- court observers say the defense has lot to explain including love letters sandusky wrote. >> the defense has to explain the letter and explain away some touching that took place. >> reporter: the defense hinted they may call character witnesses including sandusky's wife and jerry sandusky himself to the

i have done that with phil, with dustin johnson and with a young man gary woodland who may be the longest of all of them. i have tried to real them back a little to utilize the fact that yes, you can hit the ball far but if you can play from the short grass more often, are you going to get a lot better. you and i want to hit it further so we go get a 46 inch driver with a big old graphite shaft and unless your timing is perfect, are you actually to the going to hit it any further. will you hit it shorter. >> rose: but if you can hit it straight and 27 yards are you okay. >> if you and i could hit it straight and 275 yards, we would win a lot of nationals. >> rose: with a good roll. >> we would win-- . >> rose: which brings me to this. and this is about all athletes but you foe golfers. take those that have been at the top, let's take hogan, sneed nicholas, tiger woods, phil mickelson, palmer, obviously. did they all have something that was beyond the effort they need. how much is at the defined as simply some special raw talent? that somebody saw when they were young in tiger's case his f