goldberg is next. solid support? >> i think you are making broad comparisons between different groups what the president has said in the past is that he has understood the frustrations that americans have about the -- failure, in particular, of wall street -- >> bill: joining us now from miami the purveyor of goldberg.com mr. goldberg. it's pretty simple. mr. carney had a tremendously hard time. we could have played that sound bite longer. i don't think i have ever seen a presidential press secretary. i have been doing this a long time going back to ron -- going back even further zeigler with nixon, i don't think i have seen a presidential press secretary some pflum mixed is the president still behind the occupiers or not? >> shame on you, that was cruel and unusual punishment having putting that on for two nights in a row. i mean, i don't think, who you are no shrieking violet could support the president on this position. look, let's go back four years. or let's go back to last fall, rather, when the occupy movement

goldberg.ou get to why you think rather might have cancelled first off i would have asked him you litigated this to the tune of a couple million dollars which you spent yourself and you lost. you lost in a court of law. your assertion was not -- was not deemed credible because if it had been you would have won. cbs then would have dismissed you without cause and you would have won a huge judgment against them. how do you square it that's the kind of question i would like to see him answer but is he not going to be asked that on the other programs. i think that's why he cancelled. >> well, first of all, i don't blame him for canceling. i was thinking just a few hours ago of canceling myself. [ laughter ] here is my educated, but i think safe guess. i think dan would rather be interviewed by an ideological soul mate, whether it's george stephanopoulos or chris matthews or somebody like that rather than sit down and be grilled by you. now, everybody knows how charming and lovable you are, bill but

goldberg.com mr. goldberg. before you get to why you think rather might have cancelled first off i would have asked him you litigated this to the tune of a couple million dollars which you spent yourself and you lost. you lost in a court of law. your assertion was not -- was not deemed credible because if it had been you would have won. cbs then would have dismissed you without cause and you would have won a huge judgment against them. how do you square it that's the kind of question i would like to see him answer but is he not going to be asked that on the other programs. i think that's why he cancelled. >> well, first of all, i don't blame him for canceling. i was thinking just a few hours ago of canceling myself. [ laughter ] here is my educated, but i think safe guess. i think dan would rather be interviewed by an ideological soul mate, whether it's george stephanopoulos or chris matthews or somebody like that rather than sit down and be grilled by you. now, everybody knows how charming and

bernie goldberg with more on that in just a few moments. so, let's recap. talking points wants president obama to get tough with pakistan, to knock off the anti-capitalist campaign red rick. and to suggest to the networks that they cover the election in a fair and balanced way. the last one, no hope. the first two, not much. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, with us, dick morris, the author of the big new best seller, screwed. how foreign companies are ripping american off and plundering our economy and how leaders are helping them do. the title takes 16 pages of the book. this is outrageous, this makes me sick to my stomach. >> it is revolting. we have given pakistan, i just looked up the numbers in my book. 19 billion dollars in aid since 2002, including 6 billion of economic aid. this year alone we are going to be giving them 6 billion put it this way they have anywhere at miller. to pay american guy or you are getting no more money or behind the scenes. the president has chosen behind the scenes. is he right or wrong? >> if a

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. >> greg: for michelle goldberg it was comparing ann romney to joseph stallen.tape, roll tapers! motherhood is beautiful. the phrase the crown of motherhood, cutting, not just because of this like somewhat, you know, i mean it's usually really authoritarian societies that give out like the cross motherhood that give award for big families. stallen did it. hitler did it. freddie the hack received crap for that crap. but she is not calling ann romney hitler. she is just comparing ann's beliefs with hitler. it's example of relativism than value are no better than nazi's. goldberg should know. hitler and stallen were leftists just like her. see what i did? i pulled a gold berg on a go berg. that's why i love anita dunn. obama's former communication director. at least she is open for the admiration for mass murders. remember this? >> mao zedong and mother teresa, not often coupled with each other. but the two people i turn to most. >> greg: she gets a wow for mao but not from mitt. >> mitt romney has a backward looking attitude, particularly when it comes to women. i

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bernie goldberg, everybody. directly ahead, the 9/11 killers try to turn their trial into a circus at gitmo. we predicted it would happen and it has. and, later, vice president biden endorsing gay marriage. is that a smart political move? those reports after these messages. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight. as you may know five captured terrorists are on trial at guantanamo bay for murdering 3,000 people on 9/11. wanted to try new york city in civilian court. we opposed that saying the trial would become a circus. well on saturday the military trial's first day down in gitmo, that's what the attorneys for the defendants tried to do. attorney the proceedings into a farce. series of absurd moves it took 13 hours. the attorneys railed against the united states and one female lawyer even suggested that women at the trial wear clothing acceptable to the terrorists. joining us now from boston colonel david hunt and from washington lt. colonel ralph peters, author of the book "cain at gettysburg." both fox new

i will welcome back jonah goldberg. are you ready for round two, jonah? >> i'm struggling to contain my excitement. i might be a rabid fascist after the break who knows? >> who knows. >> ding ding. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. [ gnome ] bonjour americans! enjoying your holiday? ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation, so nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i didn't book with travelocity. you didn't use travelocity? i did not book with travelocity, okay?!? [ female announcer ] get the travelocity guarantee anywhere when you book with our new app. you'll never roam alone. when it comes to home insurance, surprises can be a little scary. and a little costly. that's why the best agent

bernie goldberg, everybody. directly ahead, the 9/11 killers try to turn their trial into a circus at gitmo. we predicted it would happen and it has. and, later, vice president biden endorsing gay marriage. is that a smart political move? those reports after these messages. every communications provider is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company. ♪ we link people and fortune 500 companies nationwide and around the world. and we will continue to free you to do more and focus on what matters. [ man ] when i went to get my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that last ♪ >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight. as you may know five captured terrorists are on trial at guantanamo bay for murdering 3,000 people on 9/11. wanted to try new york city in civilian cou

goldberg. so, you know, these people have to sell magazines. "time" last week had the mother with the, you know, 32-year-old son breast feeding or whatever it was. i didn't quite understand it now we have, i guess, tina brown, the editor of "newsweek" has canonized barack obama by passing the vatican and you say? >> well, i say as a business decision, a desperate business decision, i understand it. you put barack obama on the cover, give him a multicolored halo and maybe you will sell a few copies at the news stand. as a journalistic decision it's down right embarrassing. i mean, liberals make fun of conservatives when we say the media is trying to portray barack obama as a messiah and then they go and do precisely that. >> bill: they make him the messiah. >> by putting a halo. jesus was portrayed with a halo. but i will tell you, this if "newsweek" decided to put jesus on the cover, he probably wouldn't get a halo because it might offend some of their liberal readers. >> bill: when you say journalistic this is unsound, isn't "newsweek" suppose

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goldberg. so, you know, these people have to sell magazines.st week had the mother with the, you know, 32-year-old son breast feeding or whatever it was. i didn't quite understand it now we have, i guess, tina brown, the editor of "newsweek" has canonized barack obama by passing the vatican and you say? >> well, i say as a business decision, a desperate business decision, i understand it. you put barack obama on the cover, give him a multicolored halo and maybe you will sell a few copies at the news stand. as a journalistic decision it's down right embarrassing. i mean, liberals make fun of conservatives when we say the media is trying to portray barack obama as a messiah and then they go and do precisely that. >> bill: they make him the messiah. >> by putting a halo. jesus was portrayed with a halo. but i will tell you, this if "newsweek" decided to put jesus on the cover, he probably wouldn't get a halo because it might offend some of their liberal readers. >> bill: when you say journalistic this is unsound, isn't "newsweek" supposed to be a

more on the friend did, -- with more and the frenzy scott goldberg joins us now from new york.u are there, but the bell will be rung from menlo park. >> reporter: yeah, none of the facebook executives are coming to new york to physically share this moment with their friends around the world. they will use technology to ring the bell in california. shortly after that, those executives will be very rich. in eight years mark zuckerberg has again from dorm room geek to nasdaq diva new estimated worth 20 billion dollars after his company stocks starts trading publicly at $38 a share. people like. >> i read things that say you should invest in companies you like or no. i -- like or know. i know this company well. >> reporter: big time investors snatched up everything in this initial public offering. some will try to sell for a quick profit today if you buy in at that point you might be paying two or three times the opening pry. >> i would wait for a half hour -- for that to settle a bit. >> reporter: there are other concerns about the company now valued at more than 100 billion dolla

more on the frenzy, now, from abc's scott goldberg. >> reporter: in just eight years, mark zuckerberg has gone from dormroom geek to nasdaq diva. his new estimated worth is $20 billion, after his company's stock starts trading publicly at $38 a share. and people who have never bought stock before, like it. >> well, i read things that say you should invest in companies you like or know. and i know this company very well. >> reporter: unfortunately for the little guy, big-time investors already snatched up everything in this initial public offering. some will try to sell their shares for a quick profit today. but if you buy in at that point, you might be paying two-times or three-times the opening price. >> i would wait for a half hour for that to settle a tiny bit before doing so. and again, i wouldn't do it at all, to be honest. >> reporter: there's other concerns about the company now valued at more than $100 billion. just this week, general motors stopped buying ads on facebook, saying they weren't effective. and companies insiders have been unloading a lot of their stock, suggestin

bernie goldberg wrote an entire book on it but today with the country in economic turmoil and a very important presidential election on the horizon, fair play should be a must for the media. it doesn't serve the u.s.a. well to have powerful national news organizations skewing their coverage. so self-identified liberal operations like nbc are not the problem here. it's the nightly newscasts that continue to say they are non-biased. well, those outlets can and do influence independent voters. the truth is john kerry's vast wealth virtually ignored by network news. but mitt romney's fortune a huge issue. not fair. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, let's bring in karl rove who joins us from austin, texas. you were right in the middle of the kerry money deal because obviously you were helping president bush run against john kerry. are you surprised at this study? >> i am shocked that there is media bias at nbc, abc, and cbs. we know it they did make it an issue in 2004 democrat. they will make it an issue in 2012 because romney is a republic. it's that simple. i'm sure i

bernie goldberg wrote an entire book on it but today with the country in economic turmoil and a very important presidential election on the horizon, fair play should be a must for the media. it doesn't serve the u.s.a. well to have powerful national news organizations skewing their coverage. so self-identified liberal operations like nbc are not the problem here. it's the nightly newscasts that continue to say they are non-biased. well, those outlets can and do influence independent voters. the truth is john kerry's vast wealth virtually ignored by network news. but mitt romney's fortune a huge issue. not fair. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, let's bring in karl rove who joins us from austin, texas. you were right in the middle of the kerry money deal because obviously you were helping president bush run against john kerry. are you surprised at this study? >> i am shocked that there is media bias at nbc, abc, and cbs. we know it they did make it an issue in 2004 democrat. they will make it an issue in 2012 because romney is a republic. it's that simple. i'm sure i

let's talk about the voting age jonah goldberg. he's the editor of the national review online and he was ranting about the young people either too stupid to vote and even went as far as saying that maybe we should raise the voting age to collect. i don't think you politics is something very special or enviable. personally i think the voting age should be much higher not lower we're going to run the country one day so we should really explain why there's so frickin stupid about so many things it is a simple fact of science that nothing correlates more with ignorance and stupidity than you. oh. i mean i'm definitely not that i think that there are a lot of young voters out there that are woefully misinformed and it's always something that scares me a little bit but i mean we should raise the voting age when we raise the voting age that we should raise the military age or you know we bring it all down and drinking i mean let's let's just have one one standard for everything you know the reality is that there are a lot of demographics

in his march speech to the a peck conference and his very insightful interview with jeff goldberg in the "atlantic" magazine. a little surprising. i thought it was welcome. he closed the gap between the united states and it's really, which was very important to do. and to say that he does not believe in containment means that if diplomacy fails, and our stated policy the last two administrations is to deny iran a nuclear weapons capacity, that does leave us with the use of force. and i thought that was usel. i think that did concentrate the mind of the iranians and was the right step for the president to take. and frankly, also the right step because you don't want to see egypt and turkey and saudi arabia decide they're going to become nuclear weapons powers if we stand by and see iran do it. so my disagreement i guess on the question of israel, what do we offer israel in terms of its military capacity, steve, i think we've got to reinforce the israelis, but this has to be an american strategy. and the american strategy has to dictate that the united states should be willing to use f

bernie goldberg, everybody. senator john mccain on deck. is he furious that a new obama campaign ad implies mitt romney would have shied away from killing bin laden. right back with senator >> bill: in the back of the book segment tonight, tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the navy seal operation that killed usama bin laden. and now obama campaign web ad is trying to take political advantage of that ♪ ♪ he had toece. anhashaou he pridt o. u rerede t me th cls whe none eean dot. bl:oings wro wainonenorohnccn o lieshaad i n wohy soyonoueiong whmi romnewod ve neheamthgnd y me t.re igbutite say because vice president biden said publicly that he would not have ordered the seal raid at that point in time. he said no. there was a downside, you know that being a military person. if the raid had been botched, and it almost was with one of the helicopters went down. or bib laden -- bin laden had not been there and caused a big thing wh pakista as it did, president obama tk a jor cncn greeniging th i don kw if i w a easy avebohis s. becae h ben

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captain goldberg, thank you very much for being here today. his cohorts are younger. they will be here, but we need to move on, so we've got to make room for classes for our training. we also are paying attention to families. we are working very hard to create family-friendly policy that will lead to good investments in our city. by the way, i know you said may be giving away to some rich folks. i turned to my supervisor -- did we give some money to larry ellison i did not know about or to twitter? ok, but we are raising that money in the private sector. to cover our costs for america's cup. that is why we have recreation and park here. they know that. we have to raise $32 million in the private-sector to cover the cost in that, so they are going the public/private partnership in that way. we will go into more details about it because i know there are perceptions out there that we are giving money away to twitter. we did not give money to them. we just tried to save 2500 jobs to make sure they did not go to south san francisco because they were moving. we gave them a

>>> i'm here with whoopi goldberg. she is on "the view."lerina series. you watch us every day. >> i'm used to you all having space. this used to be buckingham palace. >> whoa. >> and now, they have crammed everything. i mean, we've got to work harder for the -- if this is what's coming. you have 700,000 people in 1 -- it's not like it's spread out. you all are just -- i'm not used to -- i'm -- >> you made two little girls very happy last night in my home. i brought home "the dancing diva." tell us what you hope they get out of it. >> i just wanted to present the idea that little girls could be little girls. and still do all the things that little girls, what they do now. that little girls, they can skateboard. and they can be ballerinas if they want to. it's all about friendship and coming through it together and coming out of it. >> it's impossible to have you on this morning, without mentioning marie sendek. >> i was a huge fan. not because he could illustrate so beautifully. but because he wrote in a way that hasn't been presented to chi

you may remember i discussed that on "the view" causing whoopi goldberg and joy behar to walk out. with us is abdul rauf the author of the grand new book moving the mountain beyond ground zero to new vision of muslim in america. imam is now associated with the ground zero project. what happened there. >> i'm no longer with the park 51 project but my vision my vision is of a multifaith center where people of all religions, bill, can come together and build understanding and respect and peace which is all we are. >> bill: i like that idea. but why aren't you with this project now? why did you bail? we had differences of opinion. >> bill: on? >> on the vision itself. >> bill: so you and the other developers you saw it one way, they saw it the other? >> yes. now, was i anti-muslim or bigoted or unfair or biased or any of that for saying you know, and this is what i said, you know, imam, i'm for this project, i think you are doing a good thing. i want it a block or two away. i don't think it's appropriate at the cite site. was my intention bad for saying that? >> in new york city the no

. >> i knocked them over and they were like dominos that immediately made me think of rube goldberg.g machine is a famous american who was known for -- >> getting from concept to reality takes more than six months, 25 people and many sleepless nights. >> it was trial and error. >> build an element, pray that it works, if it does, build the next element. and we had 253 elements. >> i thought this is fun, this is interesting, and at the end of it, i was pulling my hair out. i was actually having nightmares about the machine. >> i think one of the most complicated elements actually, a very painful thing to set up. >> i think my favorite elements in the machine is the little mario on the screen that jumps across. >> it doesn't like mario. >> they have hundreds of synchronized moving parts and every one has to work from beginning to end in sequence, without stopping. >> we decided not to edit the video and try to get it in one take, because i think as a viewer you would want to see it in one take, and not have transitions to different camera angles. so you definitely have to learn the tim

scott goldberg has the story. >> reporter: from so many investors, facebook has been getting the stink eye since it went public and proceeded to lose a quarter of its value but party hemler still sees it as a friend eye intend to hold on. >> reporter: his views are shared by some investors, but on the forward looking options market, there are predisixes facebook's stock will keep sliding, $25 by mid-july, down from its debut at $38. is this the bottom for facebook? doubt it. >> reporter: right now what we know is facebook seemed surprised by the number of users switching to mobile apps and we know that mark zuckerberg has been on a honey mon in italy while his company stock is tanking. >> mark zuckerberg is one guy you never want to bet against. he's a guy who's seen the future, and defined the future. >> reporter: others are too busy snickering at reports that zuckerberg and his wife didn't leave a tip after spending $40 on lunch in rome. is it because tipping isn't customary or upset about the stock. they are moving forward to add new plans to the business and just opened a new offic

bernie goldberg is a fox news analyst. thank you for being here. of the guys who was quoted by the post is now saying he was disturbed by the incident is saying he wasn't even there. the post had several witnesses they claim behind the incident who can testify to the incident. it doesn't all come down to this one guy. the familiar leave the alleged bullying victim may not know of the incident, that doesn't mean it didn't happen. the post seems to have several people who say it did. put the story in perspective for us. was it fair game, out of line, and is it fair in light of the reporting the post and other outlets have done with respect to barack obama? >> those of all the right questions. first, yes, there are cracks in the story, and we could spend all day trying to figure out if it's true or not. let's just say this and move on, if it is true, if he did it he was wrong, period, there is no discussion about it, end of that discussion. here is a bulletin, though, boys in high school can be jerks. this just in, you know, boys in high school can be