glenn greenwald from brazil from salon.com, great to have you, glenn.e as well. i need to solid progressives here to figure out these questions. the first is about abu yahya al-libi, was killing him worth it? i'll tell i couldn't we were asking that question. there were 15 people killed in four missile strikes. among them we were told that yahya was killed. there was a report on that. >> yahya ali by was killed. >> they state aid expected militants. i know you had problems with that glenn. who were the other seven? we're not sure. glenn, do you believe the reports they say suspected militants? >> no, what we know for sure is that the obama administration and officials in pakistan have been playing games with the definition. they basically count any male of military age without knowing anything else about them was killed in the strike by definition is being a militant. it's a term of propaganda that tells us nothing about the people whose lives are ending. >> cenk: glenn, i want to stay with you for a second here. if you have--if you're the president, an

glenn joins us now along with jared bernstein who, of course, read glenn's piece and agrees with every word. lay it out there for us. you're comparing romney to reagan? >> they are very similar in a sense that both had an emphasis on tax reforms, spending reform, and a real emphasis on growth in the economy. we can do a lot better in this economy and it's time to start now. >> jared, why are you not a believe in the romney plan? what's wrong? >> first of all, it's nice to be on with glenn. we're friends. and i read the piece with great interest. the first problem with the comparison in the piece, at least, is that if you compare the reagan recovery, which was much more of a bounce back than the current one, i totally agree with that, with the obama recovery, it's very much an apple and oranges thing. gdp loss and job loss was twice as much in the obama terms. here we're talking about a housing bubble with very shoddy finance. so the basic premise is wrong. i don't think that's where governor romney intends to come from. >> i want to get you both to react to a comment from the president

glenn park is going to get $12 million for its rec center. i spent a lot of time in glenn park. that park needs it badly and i've heard from more people in that neighborhood who desperately want to see their park taken care of that are concerned about there. to the folks in miraloma park, you all know i've lived this. -- there. born and raised there. both of those playgrounds where prime candidates for the $15 million pot for di lap at a time dad -- dilapidated playgrounds. to think we would deprive the tens of thousands of citizens from those redone playgrounds other something that amounts to 2% of this bond when you have so many opportunities to express your frustration and to make change to the program really blows my mind. that said, i'm happy to work with supervisor weiner to try to find language to amend this. there is a part of me that wants to call your bluff because i think this is so bogus, but this is the process and i'm more than happy to work with you on this, but to let less than 2% of a bond stop it from going forward is one of the boldest things i've ever seen. >

vern glenn bungee jumping. five-for-3-to-one. do it!ople saying, are you crazy? everyone commented on that. >>vern: in 1995 media bull riding champion. >>gary: were you scared? vern >> of course. >>gary: here is vern glenn being thrown from a bowl. >>vern: they want to stay on for eight seconds but i did not make eight seconds. >>gary: here is burned driving vehicles. >>vern: if you see me coming, get out of my way. the >>gary: were you ever injured doing this stuff? >>vern: a broken bone in my elbow, it cost me a tryout at american gladiators later than next week. >>gary: this was the 1995 super bowl. deion sanders and vern glenn. >> i was born for these kinds of games. when sunday runs around, it will be time, it will be time for prime. >>gary: deion sanders ever see this? >>vern: one of his people called and he wanted a copy. must be the money was the hit single that he had. deion sanders was iconic at the time. we have fun. >>gary: let's do one more, the firm would go out with the 49ers and with cal football, here is mr. involvement

on the morning that john glenn blasted off into space, america stood still. and for half an hour, the phones stopped ringing in chicago police headquarters, and new york subway drivers offered a play-by-play account over the loudspeakers. president kennedy interrupted a breakfast with congressional leaders and joined 100 million tv viewers to hear the famous words, "godspeed, john glenn." the first american to orbit the earth, john glenn became a hero in every sense of the word, but he didn't stop there serving his country. as a senator, he found new ways to make a difference. and on his second trip into space at age 77, he defied the odds once again. but he reminds everybody, don't tell him he's lived a historic life. he says, "are living." he'll say, "don't put it in the past tense." he's still got a lot of stuff going on. gordon hirabayashi knew what it was like to stand alone. as a student at the university of washington, gordon was one of only three japanese americans to defy the executive order that forced thousands of families to leave their homes, the

on the morning that john glenn blasted off into space, america stood still. and for half an hour, the phones stopped ringing in chicago police headquarters, and new york subway drivers offered a play-by-play account over the loudspeakers. president kennedy interrupted a breakfast with congressional leaders and joined 100 million tv viewers to hear the famous words, "godspeed, john glenn." the first american to orbit the earth, john glenn became a hero in every sense of the word, but he didn't stop there serving his country. as a senator, he found new ways to make a difference. and on his second trip into space at age 77, he defied the odds once again. but he reminds everybody, don't tell him he's lived a historic life. he says, "are living." he'll say, "don't put it in the past tense."

i wouldn't dare touch glenn beck's change board. next speaker is one of the nation's leading multimedia personalities. and he has played an indispensable and vital role in developing effective counterweight to the dinosaur liberal media. but the truth is, and you understand this, that glenn beck is much more than a media figure. he is a modern day patriot who is calling america back to its founding principals of faith in god, limited government, individual liberty and personal responsibility. he is the author of seven number one "the new york times" best sellers. his latest book is "cowards" and he will be signing it after his appearance today. he is the man who turned 5:00 p.m. into must see tv on fox news. [ applause ] with ratings that he got at 5:00 in the afternoon larger than cnn, headline news and msnbc combined. [ applause ] he's if founder and ceo of gbtv one of the largest streaming video networks in the world. he is the founder of blaze, one of the most visited news sites in the nation. in 2010 i'm guessing that a number

i mean, you sort of a lot -- >> glenn can tell. but he doesn't always tell me. >> can you tell, i mean, what kinds of users? i would imagine that tells you about the demographics and who is watching what and the big debate over whether people are going to use the ipads as a regular device or in addition to a smaller screen in the form of the smartphone. what do you see? >> we theoretically know what you're watching in your house if you're watching in digital format. or what channel you are tuned to. we don't know if you're actually watching or not. but our ability to do anything with that information is very much controlled by the privacy laws. and so we do have some ability to homogenize the data and make sure no individual can be identified and things like that. because the industry is fragmented and advertisers would like the data across the country, it's been difficult to actually do anything with that in terms of monetizing it. but, yes, theoretically we have that information. >> what we could see anecdotally is, you know, i t

our pal glenn beck doing well moving down to dallas.ook called "cowards with politicians and radicals in the media" beck is of course following the presidential race. latest is obama campaign ad targeted at african-americans. >> we can't afford to spend the next four years going back. i'm running to make sure that by the end of the decade more citizens hold a college degree than any other nation on earth. >> i refuse to pay for another millionaire's tax cut by kicking children off the head start programs or asking students to pay more for college or eliminating health insurance for millions of poor and elderly and disabled americans on medicaid. ♪ >> bill: we are not sure who is paying up the back-up singers but they do sound very good. glenn beck joins from us dallas. >> i have never heard anything like that. >> bill: this a campaign ad i haven't either. i would love to hear mitt romney's backup singers. probably sound like the osmonds. >> here is the problem with that ad. it's two fold. they talk about we have got your back, mr. presi

>> glenn: next week i am on vacation. it's the 4th of july.honor it with people born on the 4th of july. calvin coolidge, the 30th president of the united states. george michael steinbrener a businessman who owned the yankees in new york city. a great man. our own geraldo rivera. it's his birthday july 4. have a great holiday and enjoy. >> greg: what do you get somebody for their birthday on july 4? >> glenn: like geraldo who has everything. mustache. >> kimberly: what is that? >> bob: go ahead. you did it. kimberly. >> kimberly: so website has a survey -- it's not scientific poll or survey. never mind, bob. please. hold on, we're almost done. >> bob: this is the broad with the names of everybody that wants to get together with you. >> kimberly: you would know. there is a survey of who women say they want to cheat on their spouse with, which is bad behavior. number one is dade beckham. number two is steve steven tim . david beckham is number one. do we know who is three? >> bob: i was four. >> kimberly: bob was a write-in candidate. >> bret: d

-- the connection between john glenn and walter cronkite. douglas edwards was the head of cbs news that in 1962 and it was just because cronkite just did a great job with the three sub or g-7 orbits that by april 1962 he became the anchor man. the connection between cronkite 's kiteflying hi and john glenn and nasa in general. second, the power of 30 minutes of news. 15 minute broadcast, you could not do the back and feature stories. the power that the 30 minute news did. >> who went first? >> walter cronkite was the first 30 minutes news broadcast and brinkley " we try to catch up. but it changed the lot of things. then it became the culture of the anchor getting the big interview. it used to be a white house correspondents, bob -- who died, told me he was livid cronkite's first news broadcast cronkite bigfoot him and got to do the big can of the interview, when he was covering kennedy as the correspondent of the time. but there became kind of a celebrity status afforded to these journalists. but what about cronkite that interests me the mo

everyone was pulling for at john glenn and apollo 11. how the space program unified americans was very key. >> any kennedy story generated excellent ratings. walter wanted to ride on the kennedy coattails. how much of this was a ratings ploy? >> lots. what happened was the birth of television news and how it affects all of our lives. eisenhower was not great ratings. he may have been one of our best presidents but he did not do best ratings. even his farewell address, he was not telegenic. kennedy was telegenic. cronkite taught a course before the 52 convention on how to be telegenic. his press conferences were dynamite. then that mystique that came up, [unintelligible] kennedys do well. it was not as kennedy's for the nightly news, but they have all these other new shows. if you can get an eyewitness, cronkite covered americans interest in yachting and sailing. cronkite does a miraculous job of broadcasting the kennedy assassination to the american people. american's associate cronkite with the kennedys. >> at last count, i think barack

but i think people like glenn and his people have tremendously strong relationships. they're in people's homes, so we're trying to build the content for where the audience is. >> is cable adjusting? we talked about it as a pipe, now it's tv everywhere, all the other concepts that it's building out. is it adjusting to the needs of the digital company the way that it needs to? >> yeah, i think first off, i think in the last 12 months there's been a fairly aggressive push in the tv and cable space for people to start partnering on more and more of the brands. i think you're starting to see people move quickly which two years ago we didn't see. i think the second piece which is really critical is the consumer usage of the design of the box, the design of the consumer interfaces are really important because as a consumer, you're getting talk from the mobile phone to the plasma screen. i think whoever serves the consumer the best is going to have a huge advantage in the future. i think as more investment goes into content and more investment goes across the platform, hopefu

glenn beck says the republic will not last. serfdom is right around the corner. >> john: i worry that bureaucrats will regulated us into serfdom. >> regulatory environment in the last five years has gotten much worse. >> economy, the military, the culture are we going to 84 in a hand basket? or complaints about a decline just the standard line we have heard from old people. >> despite all the problems we have we have more freedom to live how we wanted to. >> john: is america in decline? that is our show tonight. 4 >> john: few has said it as often as glenn beck saying that the survival of our republic hangs in the balance and wondering if we will close the book on america. >> i don't know we were going to close the book, i'm quoting you he is the crazy man. >> i'm told that. [ laughter ] >> you have a choice, john. you look at the numbers. you use common sense. you see where we're headed. we're a country that is damn near insane in major cities in places like washington, d.c. and detached from everything that we used to hold de

monday will have to be to vern glenn at the 6:00 p.m. is.not be joining the oakland a's. he asked for his release from end to the oakland a's said, what did you so long? he has been plane at minor league sides saying if he has anything left, he apparently does not. the word was he would make about $500,000. they did get some spring training if publicity out of experience when we return is quarterback legend time. >>gary: when have you ever seen these five guys in the same room? she is only the quarterback. how all costas is in town as a moderator to dave. clouds harris lost both his parents to bring tumors and all of these real players back together to attract a big crowd into raise money. >>gary: england and sweden. three-two, in lin wins the european soccer championship. >>pam: denied, we will see you at 11:00 p.m.. quahog

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vern glenn force down day 3. from the olympic club and what a final round we are set for on sunday. soft for drama tiger woods has come from behind to win a title 21 times, but never a major. bad get in the the key contract soweto to one coming in the morning >>vern: that is the 17 year- old high-school junior. he was 3 under par. but he is ahead of tiger woods. not a dirty, how about equal? fans waved but been filed this is jon peterson from lsu. a whole and one. he is + 3 overall. for tiger woods smashes right hand on a spectator's camera. >> will never quite had the right number. >> it is a wide open. >> we want to mention the gary residents will be in a studio at 8:00 p.m. to talk about the final round. >>ysabel: the surfing competition in san diego, they were all dogs. >>marty: we will see you tomorrow. kayla karen accura karen did not scared at lower and and as some of the if you ask him to flee if waffling

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we have a gentleman here, does glenn beck have a show in egypt or no? ( laughter ). >> it's his evil twin. >> jon: really? the guy who is spreading sort of conspiracy stuff? >> he's a little bit kind of cloned everywhere. >> jon: oh, really? >> yes, even in sports programs. can you imagine glenn beck doing a sports show, ask that's what you'll get. that was-- some blu-ray came from the eyes -- >> basically it's free mason and the americans and israel have gathered together to hypnotize the egyptian people to go to tahrir square to complain. >> yes. >> jon: okay. >> and iranians. all these people, you can imagine, israel, hamas, israel, and america all -- >> working together. >> yes, against egypt. >> jon: how, how do they decide what to eat at the meeting? kosher. gotta be kosher. are the people resentful thatlet powers that be don't believe that they would have the where with all to stand up on their own? >> the problem is that people want to believe. they-- they want to believe, but, like, when you have the media, kind of pounding on them with all the

. >>> my guest, glenn hubbard, is the senior economic advisor to governor romney.at role, he is the chief architect of governor romney's economic plan that will convince you either the governor is going to fix america's economic problems or not. he also has a day job. he is a dean of the columbia university business school. welcome. >> thank you. >> let's get right into it. governor romney has an ad in which he says the first thing he is going to do is a big tax cut. now, you have talked a lot about the debt and deficit. he has talked a lot about the debt and deficit. how can it possibly make sense, if you're worried about debt and deficit, that the first act you would have would be a massive tax cut, which will surely explode the deficit? >> well, not really the case, fareed. first of all, what governor romney said his first up is a spending reform that brings federal spending down to 20% of gdp by 2016. on the tax sid,e he is not proposing a net tax cut. he is proposing something that's in the flavor of the bowles-simpson commission, to cut marginal rates, broade

know, glenn beck cracks a crazy conspiracy theory in the glenn beck corner of the internet and republicans all believe it for a second. but when somebody made the mistake of actually checking to see if it was true, frankly, it ruined everything. then senator john ensign, ah, john ensign, he'll be back on the show later, he asked at a hearing, he asked the head of the tsa, if somebody said that they didn't want to go through tsa screening because of their religion. here's how that went. it was very quick. >> well, i respect and we respect that person's beliefs. that person's not going to get on an airplane. >> and there will be no exceptions, just because of religion? >> yes. >> that was -- the -- >> okay. >> that was the answer that i was looking for. >> the answer you were looking for, bluntly disproving that conspiracy theory pip mean, it's bluntly disproven. even if you are a refugee from glenbeckistan, it is just not true. but again, these things, they never die on the right. so a conservative congressman from louisiana is still in this past week advancing this totally disproven conspi

glenn beck says we won't survive to 2016. soon rioting in the streets.lton says we are destroying our military. patted buchanan says few americans are white and europeans we are declining morally and ethically. please, our diverse it is our strength. we still spend seven times on our military than the next big e-military. chaos and rioting? people have always predicted the collapse of america. 33 years ago jimmy carter gave us the malaise speech. >> eighth crisis of confidence, not only in government itself, but in the ability as citizens to serve as the ultimate rulers and shakers of our democracy. >> john: that same year. sensible george will wrote america's decline was sergt along a downward crumbling path. c.i.a. predicted that the soviet economy would be three times bigger than america. after the soviet union fell, this best-seller explained how europe was surpassing us. our free economy outperformed theirs. it's possible we will regulated ourselves to death. this, all these rules is why job growth has stalled. yet the i had hypothetical in washingt

vern glenn is joining against live from the olympic club.space even in america has been director maugre been the 23 only 24 years to burn and i have been if it furiously in the bay area there has never been an anchor team or whether team together for as long as vern and i have been together. if you have been listening over the last week or two, cuts have to be made. it is a new era. some burn, i will be reviewing your work tonight, there is is no room for cement. if i feel it is not good, i will make a decision. i will watch with you have, do what you can, we have reached a time. it is a push button business now. i will review your work and make a decision on your future here at kron4. good luck, giving your best shot and above all else, never be funnier than me. here is vern glenn. >>catherine: filled the air pressure for this particular live his. speaking of the pressure, who has the biggest pressure tomorrow? is there reuter mcelroy? phil nicholson who has been second place five times in this event for, is it tiger woods? house >>vern: he

glenn temple son. ♪ i tell you, you, girl ♪ was the best thing i did ♪ before i hit the last chord ♪ she said sing that song again ♪ ♪ so i sang that song again ♪ la, la, ♪ keep sing it out like we wrote it ♪ ♪ and the chords like we stole it ♪ ♪ oh, oh, ♪ i'm proud of a little attitude ♪ ♪ thinking about her now ♪ what i wouldn't do ♪ to sing that song again ♪ to sing that song again ♪ bobby reigh had a mustang ♪ and after school when the bell rang ♪ ♪ we all filed into that old thing, and fly ♪ ♪ it was ball caps ♪ chasing girls and skipping class ♪ ♪ and the radio was the soundtrack to our lives ♪ ♪ we sang glory days from springsteen ♪ ♪ as if it would never end ♪ and, would sing that song again ♪ ♪ never thought those days would end ♪ ♪ sha-la, la ♪ we would sing it out like we wrote it ♪ ♪ play that old chord like we stole it ♪ ♪ oh, oh, ♪ proud of a little attitude ♪ thinking now what i wouldn't do ♪ ♪ to sing that song again ♪ ♪ we'd sing in out like we wrote it ♪ ♪ drove that old ford like we

wow, i'm going to throw up at the news of glenn beck's new radio deal, $20 million.n facts, chris, you don't-- >> he doesn't read or produce radio at all. >> stephanie: they replaced our show in san francisco, and glenn beck ratings went down 90%. >> maybe we should let our ratings go down. >> stephanie: maybe i could get $20 million a year if i got that bad. i probably would be dumped off the stations i'm on. but because right wingers invest in right wing infrastructure. they don't get it. they still had him because of--well the syndicators is owned by the same station but yeah okay. >> those are the facts. [applause] >> stephanie: all right, i went out to go to the bathroom yesterday and all the lights were off out there. i said to rebecca i blame bain capital. did we not pay our electrical bill? bain did, they came in and bought clear channel. a lot of friends lost their jobs. we're not talking out of our ass when we talk about when bain takes over. they made a lot of money though. >> yeah, i think you would do it for half of what glenn beck is getting. >> stephan

boy, has it been quite a ride to watch your character and you and glenn together. >> yeah.definitely something. we wanted to end on a high rather than drag it on so it's bittersweet. >> been a good run. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> thank you! >> continued success. continued success. you're. "damages" premieres july 11th on directv. >> you know the sound in the background. does he move like jagger? we will see. you'll meet the youngest athlete ever to compete in the x-games. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ from my heart if you feel like it take me away ♪ ♪ make it okay i swear i'll behave ♪ ♪ ♪ start me up ♪ >> the x-games begin today in los angeles. you can expect plenty of show stopping moves on skateboards, bikes and motorcycles. >> we have a story of one contestant who will make x-games history just by showing up. ♪ >> reporter: 200 of the most extreme athletes are bringing their bikes and their boards to los angeles this weekend. yet, one of the biggest names in the competition. >> come on jag. >> comes in the smallest package. >> i don't think i got big enough for m

glenn beck says we won't survive to 2016. soon rioting in the streets.hn bolton says we are destroying our military. patted buchanan says few americans are white and europeans we are declining morally and ethically. please, our diverse it is our strength. we still spend seven times on our military than the next big e-military. chaos and rioting? people have always predicted the collapse of america. 33 years ago jimmy carter gave us the malaise speech. >> eighth crisis of confidence, not only in government itself, but in the ability as citizens to serve as the ultimate rulers and shakers of our democracy. >> john: that same year. sensible george will wrote america's decline was sergt along a downward crumbling path. c.i.a. predicted that the soviet economy would be three times bigger than america. after the soviet union fell, this best-seller explained how europe was surpassing us. our free economy outperformed theirs. it's possible we will regulated ourselves to death. this, all these rules is why job growth has stalled. yet the i had hypothetical in was