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we now welcome gloria estefan to the program. multiple grammy award-winning superstar and proud american. she's hosting a fund-raiser for the obamas and that has her in hot water with the can i haonse members of the community. you and your husband have been known for years for your activism on this particular issue in miami and beyond, but you have not been known to be partisan. so why this event tonight for the democrats and for the obamas? >> well, thank you very much for having me. tell me why i'm in trouble? i didn't know that part. i heard you say that. we're still nonpartisan. i am not affiliated. the bottom line is if the white house says we're going to miami and we'd love to do it in your house, what more of an honor than a cuban-american immigrant than to have the president of the united states in my home and speak to him about the things we have been doing. we had a march for the ladies in white in support of what they are going through in cuba, getting beat up for walking peacefully in the last seven years. they walk,

let's ask gloria. we've just got a few seconds. what do you think, gloria? >> well, sometimes if a woman is battered she will confide in her family, and sometimes she's ashamed and doesn't confide. >> she's always been just warm, you know, and very loving friend for all of us. we're going to miss her dearly. >>> on her birthday her husband and reality tv show producer bruce beresford-redman was with police answering questions in connection with her death. authorities say monica's body was found in a sewer at the moon palace resort. she had scratches on her neck, signs she was strangled, and an injury to her head. her husband also had scratches on his face and arms. he told police earlier this week his wife had gone shopping and never returned. so far, the former "survivor" tv show producer has not been charged. monica's sister told the "l.a. times" that recently the couple has had a difficult time with their relationship after monica found out bruce had an affair. the trip to cancun would have been a repair for their marriage. >> i never seen anything -- any

but as he makes his way to the camera, let me start with gloria borger and dana bash. the democrats lose this vote tonight, yet they rush out all these statements sounding as if they think they have a political win in a voting defeat. >> only in washington. a loss is a win. and it's not an accident. that's exactly right. i'm fascinated to hear what senator dur win says and how he explains it when he comes before the cameras. because behind the scenes what democratic sources are being extremely candid about, is not only did they push this vote, which they knew they would lose, but they'll do it later in the week as well. why are they doing it? they want to make republicans look as though they are voting against wall street reforms, but that belies what is going on behind the scenes. as we speak, john, right now on capitol hill, there are bipartisan negotiations going on. >> and so, gloria, it is the theater of politics versus some highstakes negotiations on policy. the republican complaint is they don't believe the language is strong enough. they still think you can hav

the real anger comes from a point gloria raised earlier.fter 9/11 polling about government, the first responders, it was very, very good. there were a lot of people in the country, mostly conservative but not all conservative who realize they can't read the constitution any more and realize how the government is structured. they can't figure it out without hiring a lawyer and going to court. they feel like it is removed from them. they live in washington. congress largely exempts itself from the rules that everyone else must follow, whether they're republican or democrat. people are very, very frustrated about it. they feel like they should be able to understand how the constitution works. they shouldn't have to have some guy on tv telling them that they're not as smart as the guy on tv or a congress thumbing their nose at them. they feel detached. when they see what government is doing right now, they look at the constitution and they say, i get where defending the country comes from. where does taking over health care come from? >> so how

. >> and gloria allred has every right to make cash. >> i am miz -- miserable if gloria all re d is not making cash. >> that's why you become involved with the law, to do that. she is really a contributor. >>> now to the greg-alogue. it is aed to fish of truth. -- it is a toad fish of truth. >> so chris morris is a brilliant british comedian responsible for insanely funny programs. but now he is coming out with a new film called "four lions" which is a comedy about suicide bombers. check out the trailer, check out the trailers. >> i use different voices. >> different voices. >> different voices. >> show me. >> show me the voices, come on. >> one of them is my voice. >> i know what that sounds like. give me another one. >> it is a terrorist voice. why do you want to do a terrorist voice? >> i will be disguised. >> yeah, as a terrorist. >> now, i haven't seen the flick, but i read a review about the comedy. and a few things bug me. as far as i can tell the movie is based on premise that all terrorists are buffoons. and from there he attempts to dehumanize these keystone cops. he is probab

how is that shaping up, gloria? >> at least it hasn't gotten any longer. gwen: are you sure? >> there are nine or ten names on it and it's a mix of some people you call liberals, some people you call moderate and some folks that are more moderate and have been in public service. what's really new and interesting about this upcoming fight in talking to republicans and democrats about it is i think we're going to hear some new issues being talked about, because we always have the old culture issues, this is not to say they're going to go away but everybody who's covered one of these hearings understands when one of the nominees gets asked a question, what do you think about roe v. wade, precedent, i believe in precedent. and you never get an answer. but there is a new political dynamic that is, of course, driven by the tea parties on the republicans' side. and the question of federal power, what should the government be allowed to do? is health care reform for example constitutional? it's now being challenged. states' rights, property rights, a very, very big issue out west. an

and gloria allred does terrible things. gloria allred, dr.land and scream at each other. >> thanks so much for being on. >> thanks anderson cooper 360. >>> up next, building up america one student athlete at a time. a tough new plan that would make sure their athletes perform on the court and in the classroom. ( tires screeching ) there's never been a better time... ( tires squealing ) to have bad tires. come to meinekand save $20 on two or more tires. at meineke, you're always the driver. >>> duncan has a plan for schools that fail 40% of their athletes. the new proposal is designed to improve college athletes' grades. gary tuckman reports. >> the u.s. secretary of education has issued a first of its kind challenge to collegiate athletic teens. >> if a college fails to graduate 40% of its athletes, the current team should be banned from postseason tourname tournaments. >> if universities can't graduate 2 out of 5 of the student@lees, how serious are they about their core mission? >> the ncaa could have to approve it, but if it's inacted, 12

las tradiciones cristianas estviernes santo marca el fin de la cuaresma, bien el -bienes sÁbado de gloriaresamos en cero >> varios de los tenistas mÁs famosos del mundo se reunido para recaudar fondos. >> a cinco semanas del devastador terremoto que sacudiÓ el centro y sur de chile, este paÍs continÚa con sus esfuerzos de limpieza y reconstrucciÓn. en la otra esquina del mundo compatriotas como fernando gonzÁlez no se olvidan que aÚn queda muchopor hacer para que el pueblo chileno vuelva a la normalidad. >> ver a compatriotas nuestros que perdieron familiares, trabajo, y tenÍa mucho desesperanza. >> gonzÁlez quien hizo un recorrido por los sectores desvastados del sismo, vio el sufrimiento de su pueblo ericsson hizo un llamado a sus compaÑeros del tenis para recaudar fondos. >> gracias a dios conseguimos el compromiso de gustavo, de rodick un llamado a toda la gente, comunidad latina, somos todos hermanos. >> el dinero recaudado serÁ para Él hogar de cristo. >> gente con sillas de ruedas, le darÁ una calidad de vida ojalÁ lo más parecido a lo que tenÍa antes del terremoto. hay mucho por h

here is gloria in london. >> this is iceland's most powerful and credible blocking a. the giant cloud is gunning floods in more than 20 countries. as of monday morning, 10 were in total lockdown. the tally of canceled flights is 63,000, and counting. the total number of stranded passengers is millions, all over the world. at the jfk airport in new york this woman spent the weekend there with her eight-year-old son. >> have you had a shower? >> no. >> it is really hot. the hotel was fully booked. >> now there are questions over whether the industry is being overly cautious. >> british airways and other airlines ran tests of the weekend without incident. others are criticizing the with the whole thing has been handled. it is also and icelandic nightmare. in the fall of zone, goop inches big is all over everything. >> it is difficult to tell when this will stop, how long will last. it is likely that the activity will stop after a few days. >> back here in the washington area skies are clear. brian van de graaff has a look of the first forecast. >> yes, it was a cold start

. >>> dana bash is still with us, we're also joined by gloria borger and jessica yellin.et's focus on the big event the president is having in town, 47 nations represented, a big chance for him to be on to the world stage while at home, benefit, any down side, gloria. >> i think there's a real benefit to him. this issue of loose nukes as you have been talking about is not new, it's something that's been tried to be dealt with by both republican and democratic administrations, the president here looks like a leader, he's saying we're not just going to have a communique, we're going to come out of this with an action plan. loose nukes is something people worry about, it's something they can understand, it's lates terrorist companies so all in all, i think it's a win/win for him. >> and people are trying to get him on other issues, but this particular issue securing nuclear issues around the world has gone all the way back to the fall of the berlin wall has gotten pretty got bipartisan support. >> there is -- the treaty that he signed that he's doing with russia, that if we

and she has hired all powered attorney gloria al red to demand an apology. she has suffered migraines and high blood pressure as a result of the comments. she has not filed an official lawsuit yet. >> a growing trend in the workplace. men filing sexual harassment claims against other men. the eeoc said the overwhelming majority of cases are men harassing women. there are reports of women harassing men. but very rarely. yet, over the past 20 years ago the number of men claiming they were victimized by other men, has doubled. from eight to 6 percent of all cases filed. roughly that's 2000 a year. and the actual number, may be much higher. >> most sexual harassment victims quit their jobs. because it is just too much of a hassle. and they are traumatized by it frankly. suffered and traumatized. >> eeoc does not think groping or locker room behavior is necessarily on the rise. it may just be that there is more awareness, this kind of conduct is illegal. >> and the weather for your easter traveling should be really nice. meteorologist jessica starr is back now wi

our senior political analyst, gloria borger, is here to talk about this.r so many others, gloria, money talks. >> money talks. and if you just looked at the numbers you showed, wolf, you'd say, gee, the republican party did pretty well, didn't raise as much money as the democrats. but consider what happened during that month, the republican base was all riled up because of health care reform, very mad about big government and there are lots of folks that i've been talking to in the republican party who said that number should have been bigger given the public outcry, and it helps -- >> here's another number that's worrying some republicans. >> right. >> cash on hand. how much money you have to actually spend, in january of 2009, more than a year ago, the republican national committee had $22.8 million, right now it's down to $11.3 million. >> you look at that and there's something called the burn rate, which is how fast you burn through this money, and in talking to a couple of big republican donors, today, one of them said to me, too many private planes,

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. >> en ocasiones, coincide con la celebraciÓn del sÁbado de gloria, tanto por supuesto muchÍsimo deruana estÁ viva por la intervenciÓn de su santidad. >> durante aÑos, muchos aÑos, karina llevÓ consigo este rosario. juan pablo ii se lo entregÓ, la bendijo y permite que se tomara fotos con Él, algo que karina no esperaba. >> a todos nos indicaron de que no podÍamos acercarnos y tocarlo, sÓlo atenderlo. >> karina fue protagonista de varios reportajes hechos en la televisiÓn, ella era parte de la tripulaciÓn encargada de atender al papa, en 1985 meses despuÉs karina lo recordÓ como nunca. >> a 20 minutos de aterrizar el aviÓn donde viajaba karina se incendiÓ, su primer impulso fue refugiarse en su fe. >> agarrÓ mi rosario y empieza rezar, pensÉ que de repente pasaba algo. rezo y estoy tranquila porque gracias a dios reaccione bien. >> de regreso a lima sana y salva carina le contÓ a su madre que estaba convencida de que se salvÓ gracias aÚn la intervenciÓn divina. >> le contÉ todo qué habÍa estado rezando con el rosario, y creÍa que eso era lo que me habÍa salvado. >> hoy carina no lo

>> bueno, también confirmo que gloria trevi se va a integrar al musical aventurera >> llegó promoverocado 100% en el trabajo, dios le dio un regalito, para hacer canciones, y yo no voy a gastar este regalo en otros cosas >> sabemos se enamoró >> en su nuevo disco, están nuevos amigos como gilberto santa rosa, y jul >> tremenda sorpresa le dieron a john sebastián, le cantaron las mañana, esto en medio del ensayo en los angeles, de primer concierto de una gira que lo llevará por la principales ciudad sz de estados unidos si usted quiere ver más de lo que pasó en el ensayo de los tres, solamente tiene que conectarte a univisión marcando la uno clave música >> grandes artista grabaron una canción para recaudar fondos para las víctimas del terremoto de chile son las imágenes de la devastación en chile a solo ti 8 días, 20 artista unieron las voces para cantar por chile. a beneficio de chile >> fue este cantautor, el que puso manos a la obra, nos recibió en su casa de miami, y explico el encuentro de estrella nació a partir de la iniciativa de una ejecutivo de una disquera me llamó diana r

gloria trevi la estÁn demandando supuestamente por evasiÓn de impuestos.uno de los mejores cuerpos. >> pero esos trajes de baÑo de esa Época favorecÍan la figura, como que moldeaban. >> si quieres un tip para adelgazar y una cosa, todos los profesionales que trabajan con estas chicas estÁn dando cantidad de consejos en univisiÓn. com y pueden ver nuestra belleza latina. va a estar tambiÉn david bisbal. >> nota el detalle, es un motivo caribeÑo. es como neobarroco tropical! [risas] >> ya todo es ricky martÍn. fÍjate. >> estÁ a tono con el arcoiris. este es el sÍmbolo tambiÉn. qué maravilla. >> no se olvide votar por mi huevo! >> por el mÍo. >> vamos a seguir pintando y vamos a una breve pausa y dÍganos, sra. ya entrÓ en la segunda adolescencia? no se preocupe, cuÁles son las medidas que la van a mantener con buena salud, buen Ánimo y energÍa. volvemos despuÉs de esta pausa. voten por el huevo de carlita! [ mÚsica ] (publicidad) >>> bueno, este fin de semana, es domingo de pascua, una buena ocasiÓn para salir con la familia y lucir especial, sobre todo para

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our senior political analyst gloria borger and david gergen are here. there is tough decisions that have to be made, gloria, sooner rather than later. >> absolutely. fix entitlement programs, we all know what they are. we got to fix entitlement like social security and medicare, cut federal spending and raise taxes or perhaps all of the above. that's the testimony they heard on this panel today. it is not rocket science. they all know what they have to do. the question is whether they're going to be able to get there because the president has said these proposals, in order to go to congress, need to have 14 out of the 18 members supporting them. and so that means got to have republicans and democrats and the question is whether you can get from here to there. >> here's what the president said, all options are on the table. listen to this. >> i want to deliver this message today, we're not playing that game. i'm not going to say what's in. i'm not going to say what's out. i want this commission to be free to do its work. >> they're going to do -- spend a

i am gloria jacobson, the executive director of the feminist press.ich is the publisher of the madame curie complex. the book is part of our women writing science series, which is funded by the national science foundation, and you might ask, or you might not, you might know the answer why do we need a women writing science series? the answer is of course that women still are not encouraged by their teachers to enter the scientific field, and to stay there, which is really important , retention. they are not promoted as much, they don't get the best grants, and this is still, just by many years of activism, something that is consistent throughout the scientific field. so, the feminist press, we put together a project and the two project directors are here and the founder of the press. and shirley, who is the program director of the whole science project which also has a web site called under the microscope.com. and a board member who in fact has done a lot of work on the science project. but, this was put together because it seems to us that it was rea

. >> her excellency gloria arroyo, president of the philippines. [inaudible conversations] >> his excellency, president of ukraine. >> his excellency, president of the republic of armenia. >> his excellency, jacob zuma, president of the republic of south africa. [inaudible conversations] >> his excellency, lee mung-bak, president of the republic of south korea. [inaudible conversations] >> is excellent say, -- his excellency, president of the republic of kyrgyzstan. -- kazakhstan. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. >> president of the republican of finland. [inaudible conversations] >> her excellency, president of the argentine republic. >> his excellency, president of the republic of brazil. [inaudible conversations] >> his excellency, nicolas sarkozy, president of the french republic. [inaudible conversations] >> his excellency, president of the united mexican states. [inaudible conversations] >> his excellency, president of georgia. [inaudible conversations] >> his excellency, dmitry medvedev, president of the russian federation. [inaudible

gloria riviera, abc news, london. >> of course so much talk about european sex scandals in the churchin america, we continue to deal with them. just over the weekend, parishioners in colorado -- one of colorado's largest catholic churches learned that one of the fathers there had been removed. he's accused of sexual misconduct with a boy back in the 1970s. >> if it seems like these cases are popping up again and again, there was another one worth mentioning in wilmington, delaware. they agreed to pay a man $2 million for abuse that allegedly happened in the '50s and '60s. >>> when we come back, looking back at a space mission that could have been disastrous. >> the "apollo 13" mission four decades ago. what went wrong and what nasa was forced to do. are best learned in the home. more than seven hours to get their jobs done outside the international space station. they were working on installing a new coolant tank yesterday when they ran into a problem with one very stubborn billion. the delay forced nasa mission controllers to put off another couple of other tasks until another space

they range from phil donohue, gloria steinem, a former supreme court justice, sandrad day o'connor, whodored oprah. >> i saw that. you do have a lot of people on the record. >> well, i try and name every single person. i mean, when i wrote the frank sinatra book more than 20 years ago, i thought, i'm putting every single person on the record. can't do it. you simply can't do it, because people sometimes put their jobs in danger, employees who talk to me who have worked for oprah in the past and a couple that work for her now stepped forward to talk to me. they did it under real legal pressure. these people have signed confidentiality agreements never to talk and oprah, she's even got her magazine, people that work and are associated with her magazine, few magazines in this country bind their employees to confidentiality agreements. >> you told the story in the book, about 20 years ago, that the "new yorker" magazine wanted the novelest erica john to profile oprah, they had a friendly relationship. and erica john told you she did not want anyone writing about her, especially a white woma

gloria borger and dana bash, that's an interesting cross section there, where my mon, they're makingwe're not quite sure how it impact this is election, are we. >> we know it's having an impact in the sense that we have candidates now who are hearing this and they say, well, people are angry at the government, then regardless of whether i'm an elected official or not, i have to run as an anti-establishment outsider that's why you're seeing all these people who have been in government for quite some time now, everybody wants to be scott brown and everybody's getting pick-up trucks and bar codes and going out there. >> they're watching them deal with their anger. you talk about immigration reform. do the democrats for example deal with the fact that the latino community is furious, not just angry, furious at democrats for not dealing with immigration reform and do they do that and risk angering people who don't want immigration reform. picking and choosing who to listen to is not easy. >> once you arrive in washington, you can't admit that you actually live here. and that you actually

julie. >> thank you, gloria. thank you. [applause]. >> thank you. thank you. that was a lot of people, i'm thrilled, a lot of people i know, i have a couple of students here, who are raising signs, which is great. and, my students have 2 and 3 jobs at one time and the fact you guys are here, i'm thrilled. wonderful. a lot of people from the feminist press and i have to thank the people from science and the arts and the graduate center, the feminist press, and, of course i want to thank c-span and everybody else, who put this all together today, so thank you so much. it is a very rare opportunity that we get to actually talk about the stuff we write about. you know, i teach all these classes and talk about american history but i never get to talk about the stuff that i'm actually write and this is great. i mean, it is a very sol story business and writing a book and hunker down and sitting there and writing and i never get to talk about it. this is the perfect opportunity and i was hoping, if it is okay with you guys to talk a little bit about my personal exper

lo curioso es que otros eventos del mismo estilo pasan sin pena ni gloria y naciones unidas es para menosÍ. vamos a celebrarlo con lo que estÁ pasando por allÁ. algÚn chisme bueno. >> alicia machado ya estÁ en tremendo escÁndalo que se metiÓ al ser involucrada con un narcotraficante. sabemos que ya aclarÓ mediante un comunicado de prensa que no tiene nada que ver con este hombre y que no hay ningÚn vÍnculo, mucho menos que sea el padre de su hija, sin embargo, machado cayÓ en una depresiÓn por haber sido involucrada con este sujeto apodado el indio, abandonÓ la obra de teatro en la que actuaba y cantaba, llamada hair spray y los medios de comunicaciÓn obviamente quisimos tener contacto candidato con ella, pero tomÓ esta decisiÓn porque fue acosada por la prensa, se encuentra resguardada en su casa, alejada de los medios de comunicaciÓn, porque no quiere dar entrevistas y mucho menos estar cuestionada por este tipo de comentarios. >> el que nada debe nada teme. si uno no tiene nada que ver con ese asunto, pues sÍ. uno tiene que hacer la vista gorda y oye, digan lo que digan. >> y seguir co

women like gloria steinem and betty friedan or make fun of as broad-burning women -- were made fun of asbra-burning women. what gives this country the right to be proud of itself is that from there, it has come to hear. we now not only have barack obama who is the president. brought hussein obama will remind many people in this country that they do not have to be terrorists. they can in fact become presidents. barack hussein obama chooses to become christian and keep the name. now may be a bill or hillary will become jewish or atheists. i want to come to a conclusion about the bloggers because i think that is the most important thing. i was trying to show that if you are talking about truth, whether it is about iran, china, or darfur, you cannot go to the people that fabricate the truth to gain power. for the truth, you have to go to history. you have to go to culture. you have to remember that this iran sees its identity in its greatest poets. iranians know these poets by heart even when they are illiterate. 750 years ago, a poet was in every iran in house. he talked about hypocritic

hillary clinton as president, hillary clinton -- women like gloria steinam and betty friedman were madebrowbeating as women at home. it's the fact that within the past 30 years, in the past 100 and something years from there it has come to here. so that we now not only have a barack obama who is the president but a barack hussein obama who will remind many husseins in this country that they do not have to become terrorists. that they can become, in fact, presidents. and if barack hussein obama who chooses to become christian and keep the name hussein so now maybe a hillary or a bill will become jewish or bahari or maybe a hussein or ali will become christian or jewish or atheists for heaven's sake. i mean, i just want to actually go through the conclusion about the bloggers because i think the most important thing. but what i was trying to show was that if you are talking about truth, whether it's about iran or china or darfur, you cannot go to those people who fabricate the truth in order to gain power. for truth you have to go to history. you have to go to culture. you have to remembe

ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive calendar number 501, the nomination of gloria valencia-weber, member of the legal services corporation, be confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made, laid upon the table, no further motions be in order, that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that any statements relating to the nominee appear in the appropriate place in the record as if read. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. kyl: mr. president, i object. the presiding officer: objection being heard. mrs. mccaskill: notwithstanding rule 22, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive calendar number 556, that the nomination be confirmed. that's the nomination of benjamin tucker for the national drug control policy. the motion to reconsider be made and laid upon the table. no further motions be in order. the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, and that any statements letting to the nominee appearing at the appropriate place in the record as if read. the presiding officer: is there objectio

gloria says she did adopt the child.her just as legally obligated to that boy as i am with my children. go to cnn.com/robin to tell us what you think. facebook or e-mail us. >>> sarah palin headlines a tea party express rally in boston tomorrow before the group heads to washington on thursday. organizers say they will use tax day to announce which house and senate candidates they support and which ones they are trying to get out of office. the tea party movement is against big government and big spending. >>> russia is suggesting human error may have caused the plane crash that killed poland's president and 95 other people. russia's deputy prime minister says investigators confirmed that flight controllers tried to divert the plane to another airport because of bad weather. the flight crew reportedly got the message but still tried to land. russia's chief investigator says flight data reporters confirmed that the plane had no mechanical problems. >>> did you hear this one? john tesh says he once dated oprah winfrey. the

consent that the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 728, the nomination of gloria m. navarro, united states district judge for the district of nevada, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table, no further motions be in order, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, and that any statements relating to the nominee appearing at the appropriate place in the record as if read. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. kyl: madam president, reserving the right to object. i might just inquire of my colleague, i -- i appreciate indicate -- the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kyl: thank you, madam president. i appreciate that i gather there will be individual unanimous consent requests made here for the purpose of getting on the record the objection as to each item, each name on the calendar. i believe that we could accomplish that purpose by a -- an en bloc request, if my colleague were to make such a request, that it would be deemed that the request was made for each of the individual names -- perhaps my colleague would re

hillary clinton as president, hillary clinton -- women like gloria steinam and betty friedman were made browbeating as women at home. it's the fact that within the past 30 years, in the past 100 and something years from there it has come to here. so that we now not only have a barack obama who is the president but a barack hussein obama who will remind many husseins in this country that they do not have to become terrorists. that they can become, in fact, presidents. and if barack hussein obama who chooses to become christian and keep the name hussein so now maybe a hillary or a bill will become jewish or bahari or maybe a hussein or ali will become christian or jewish or atheists for heaven's sake. i mean, i just want to actually go through the conclusion about the bloggers because i think the most important thing. but what i was trying to show was that if you are talking about truth, whether it's about iran or china or darfur, you cannot go to those people who fabricate the truth in order to gain power. for truth you have to go to history. you have to go to culture. you have to rememb

hillary clinton as president, hillary clinton -- women like gloria steinam and betty friedman were maderowbeating as women at home. it's the fact that within the past 30 years, in the past 100 and something years from there it has come to here. so that we now not only have a barack obama who is the president but a barack hussein obama who will remind many husseins in this country that they do not have to become terrorists. that they can become, in fact, presidents. and if barack hussein obama who chooses to become christian and keep the name hussein so now maybe a hillary or a bill will become jewish or bahari or maybe a hussein or ali will become christian or jewish or atheists for heaven's sake. i mean, i just want to actually go through the conclusion about the bloggers because i think the most important thing. but what i was trying to show was that if you are talking about truth, whether it's about iran or china or darfur, you cannot go to those people who fabricate the truth in order to gain power. for truth you have to go to history. you have to go to culture. you have to remember

hillary clinton as president, hillary clinton -- women like gloria steinam and betty friedman were made browbeating as women at home. it's the fact that within the past 30 years, in the past 100 and something years from there it has come to here. so that we now not only have a barack obama who is the president but a barack hussein obama who will remind many husseins in this country that they do not have to become terrorists. that they can become, in fact, presidents. and if barack hussein obama who chooses to become christian and keep the name hussein so now maybe a hillary or a bill will become jewish or bahari or maybe a hussein or ali will become christian or jewish or atheists for heaven's sake. i mean, i just want to actually go through the conclusion about the bloggers because i think the most important thing. but what i was trying to show was that if you are talking about truth, whether it's about iran or china or darfur, you cannot go to those people who fabricate the truth in order to gain power. for truth you have to go to history. you have to go to culture. you have to rememb