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what this is all about is your ght to freedom of speech. what made america great is an independent, vigorous press. if a jerk burns a flag, america is not threatened. political speech is the heart of the first amendment. they're expressing their religious beliefs. now is the time to make justice a reality for all of god's children. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. welcome to speaking freely. i'm ken paulson. our guest today has been both a pioneer and a driving force behind hip-hop. he's the founder of def jam records, chairman of rush communications. he's russell simmons. thanks for joining us here today. thank you for having me. i read very recently-- i think it was salon that described you as "not the inventor of rap but the man most responsible for its success." guilty as charged? well, i would say that i have been part of a process, that i don't--i don't believe it would have been a problem for it to spread without my input, but i was a part of the process, and it was--it's been an amazing

out there, because i think that some people... unless you're following the issue of hate crimes, you ght have sn it and not quite understood. this was a battle that had gone on for ten years to federalize a crime against gays and lesbians. >> or people based on race or religion or any other group. it used to be the case that if you committed a crime on federal land, or in a federal jurisdiction, you could prosecute somebody for a hate crime, since the '60s, based on race. those were usually voting rights violations in the '60s. late '60s this law was passed. it was... so the law was both expanded to include a hate crime against somebody who's gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender. but it was also federalized so that if there's a state... so if you're in, i don't know, alabama, mississippi, puerto rico... there was a recent hate crime in puerto rico, where it doesn't look... didn't look like the district attorney was going to take it up as a hate crime. and what is a hate crime? a hate crime is when you commit a crime against somebody, and you use kind of language, racist language, homop

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he dide as a prominent member of the baseball fraternity and somebodyickey cared out that it was the ghthing to do to get out of bed that northern st. louis, get on a plane, fly dallas, mick his esence known, express his respect and condolences. by himself. no entourage or anything. then go back to the airrt and fly home. andometimes you just are struck by an act of simple decency and kindness. and stan had more than 3,000 lifetime hits. he has about 3 million simple acts of decency and kindness. >> this book covers some of them. stan musial an american life. thank you bob and george. thank you, tim. >> tmas j. tierney and joel fleishman are here, both have been consultants to large foundations. combined they have combined their experience and knowledge in their book "give smart." it is a how to guide with practical advice for effective philanthropy. i'm pleased to have both of them at the table to talk about this book. tell me first, because it is endorsed by lots of people like melinda gates and john whitehead, why do we need a book about giving smart? >> well, our communities need as

>> you're absolutely ght that this is an area where much of the civil war was actually fought even though it's in the north. and many people in the nuba mountain area fought with the south because of their own political grievances. they have more than a division of troops from those areas. what the sudanese government did for reasons we're not entirely sure of, is they decided to try to forcibly disarm those forces before july 9 even though there were supposed to be political discussions on how to do it. that causes a major conflict. >> warner: now there are reports of tens of thousands of civilians being forced to flee. they're using aerial bombardment. do you think this is a campaign... would you go so far as to say it's ethnic cleansing? are they trying to drive these people out? >> i don't think they can drive the people out of the nuba mountains. the nuba mountains people have been fighting very hard this this campaign but there's no question that we've had reports of targeted ethnic attacks, killing, kidnappings, displacement. out of the fighting more than 70,000 people have been di

that hung tore get the code ght. >> well, which would say it's the hunger to be what you are. >> to be -- >> whayoure. not the best, not everybody else, just to be what you are. >> in other words, you're running against yourself. >> you're running against this model in your head. we have theseaps orearol maps, whatever you want to call it and we don't really know the physiology of it. but when it is matched, when our predictio for the world, when our vision for the world is fulfilled, then we get a surge of pleasure. and this starts with animal life where when a monkey is looking a little juice pellet in his cage, and he expects the juice pellet, then it comes, my expectation is fulfilled. i get a little surge of whatever, of pleasure juice. and so we have models we're anticipation machines. we anticipate. and so we have in our head of who we should be, what we want to be doing and we're chasing that. and when it is fulfilled, u get that surge of pleasure. so for example one of the things i mentioned in the book is people are extremely sensitive when somebody like themselves achieves s

ght it it h him, in fact in 2008. >> is that the question ron, at this point? has this really come together? are they staking out their positions to what we're going to see in the election here? huntsman is closer to the center and rick perry who, at this point, does not seem interested in being inclusive. >> we're in that point in the campaign. it happens every cycle when the party out of power is dissatisfied with their field. it's hard to see anybody this early on standing up to the president of the united states. there's always somebody better always a greener side of the fence. four years ago, if you remember it was fred thompson who was going to be the great savior of the republican party. he lasted about two and a half weeks. i'm not saying that's going to happen to perry. right now, the party is struggling to find somebody who can take on a pretty formidable candidate. >> let me make a follow-up on that, too, ron. one thing we're seeing that's interesting now, and we saw axelrod over the weekend talking about whether huntsman was this best friend of bar

ght back with more "world news now." >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >>> to wimbledon of his quarterfinal yesterday, then the wheels just came right off and jo-wilfried tsonga of france came storming bag. he won the last three sets. sending federer home. the last american was ousted yesterday. mardy fish fell to rafael nadal. the men's semis are tomorrow, the women's semis are today. >> nadal is killing it lately. all this talk about the big tennnn stars at wimbledon, they would not have it so good if it wasn't for a certain feathered friend. >> have no fear, rufus is here. simon jack of the bbc tells us more. >> reporter: meet the real hawkeye, put to work so rafael and maria can get on with their job. while all england club staff prepare the hallowed ground of centre c crt, look skyward, and you'll see one employee doing a little airborne maintenance. he even has his own employee pass. he works for long-time bird enthusiast wayne davis to clear the pigeons who aren't afraid of a few club officials. but they are scared of rufus. an american harris hawk. and it's twinn

prior to that time, where they ghts did notice di come from god to the individual.ights came to the king, to the government, and then the government would distribute the rights. they left this country is because they did not want a keen to tell them what rights that had, because they knew what rights they had from god. in that constitution, they established the framework to do one thing. if you are brought to some of the mission of america, what transformed the world, what made this the greatest country in the history of the world, because in the 200 years of america, life expectancy doubled, in the previous 2000 years it did nothing. why? \ because the purpose of america was to make sure that each and every purpose was freed. that is the purpose of america. ladies and gentlemen, that is at stake now. it is more at stake now that it has ever been in the modern time. we're facing a time when we have a group of people led by president obama who believes that america's greatness is in government, not its people. and there was one singular act that to me is the linchpin

call: -- guest: it is the ght policy to bring our troops home. if we are going to use american military might and there is no clear and present danger to the united states, the president should be coming to the congress. the civil war in libya, quite frankly e should not be using military forces there the way that we are. if the president wants to make that case, he should come to the u.s. congress for that authorization. for the president to say that he had authorization from the united nations is offensive to a lot of us. as far as afghanistan, i call myself a hawkish person but we should not be participating in this nation-ilding exercise. we need to focus on counter- terrorism. as i have argued for the last couple of years, it is time to bring the troops home. the president has failed to find victory in afghanistan. of course we wanto make sure that there is no safe haven. but 100,000 of our troops in afghanistan is too much. host: the cost? guest: $1 million per person, per year, and we will spend more than $100 billion over 12 months. we ca

kucinich: i want to thank the gentleman and associate myself with his remarks ght now. we were told this is about protecting civilians. is has become a cover for regime change. just because we can change a regime with military power doesn't mean we should do it and using military action doesn't mean that you're going to achieve the objectives that maybe you haven't even clearly defined. furthermore, if our allies make a mistake, do we follow them? if our allies are going out of the war, why should we go in? right now you have china's foreign minister saying, we hope the two parts in the conflict can attach imptance to the country and the people's interests and ernestly consider the international community's relevant resolution plans, quickly cease hostilities and resolve the crisis through political challenges. the outgoing head of the arab league said this two days ago, now is the time to do whatever you can to reach a political solution. that h to start with a genuine ceasefire under international supervision. the president of south africa said a few days ago that thi

soefore we start supporting a rebel movement and goinafter somebody like gaddafi, we ght to find out we are spending billions of dollars before this is over in a war where we don't even know who we are supporting, and it's in violation of the war powers act in the constitution. this is something we should t doing. the president should have come down here and made his case. he should have said what our goals are. he should have said who we are supporting and why are we supporting them? we are in a war against terrorism and we may very well end up with terrorists controlling libya and egypt. and that is a tinderbox we don't want. we get about 35% of our energy om that part of the world and if all hell breaks loose because we have gone with the wrong guys, we've got a real problem in this country economically. and the president ought to be thinking about all that and making his case to the congress in accordance with the constitution and the war powers act before he does it. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman fro