it doesn't make it a gotcha question, it doesn't make you a gotcha question just because it got-ya. by the way i thought you said that you were right. so it's a gotcha question. meanwhile the bus tour rolls on. john oliver has this report. >> reporter: last week sarah palin's non-seeking americana vacation tour hit the most historic sights on the east coast. but the media missed the biggest story of all. the bus itself. this 46-feet flag dipped liberty coach took our greatest treasures and put them in a space normally reserved for our fighters. those who saw it were humbled by its power. >> i will never forget it. the bus was just gorgeous. beautiful. >> has the constitution ever looked better than splashed on the side of a bus? >> if it has, i haven't seen it. >> because the bus drives into your memory and parks and then never leaves. >> right. i'll see that bus forever. >> sarah palin's bus was a feast for the senses. you just want to get on her and ride her for hours and hours and hours. >> stay on her forever. >> right. >> yep. absolutely. >> what are we talking about now? >> th

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that gotcha question. what have you seen so far today and what are you going to take away from your visit? one more thing for you here. we love larry king. in fact, we'll have larry king on "morning joe" tomorrow. he joined the roundtable discussion on "realtime with bill maher" on hbo friday night. they were talking about all kinds of things. larry's greatest concern was about the temperature in the study yes. . >> turning the tables on you, larry king. >> finally. >> tuscaloosa, your call. >> by the way, the air conditioning in here -- >> yeah. >> who planned this? >> why? are you cold? >> am i cold? >> throw a log on it. this is freezing, bill. >> get larry king a shawl. please. i want mr. king to be perfectly happy. >> it's cold. >> i don't mean to complain. >> time nor new rules. >> we're going to warm it up for larry we visits us on "morning joe." still ahead, while you're awake, your crackdown texts and morning joe is moments away. [ man ] i'm some guy you just met. you listed this midlife crisis on

it was not a gotcha question.cha question on american history tours, so is paul revere we have your heroes? >> oh, yeah, he warned the british, he was firing shots and ringing bells. no, he wasn't. >> dhrn are watching. clear this up. >> he crossed that body of water and said "the british are coming, the british are coming." and if the british were warned, he wouldn't have paul revere -- but let me say this, the unemployment rate went over 16%. is that more important? >> i think it's more important, but i think if the person we're talking about gets paul revere's ride wrong, you might suspect she may not know how to deal with black unemployment. but since you brought it up, do you know what her plan is for black unemployment? >> her plan for america is to get rid of barack obama who's presidedver a complete disaster. >> that's exactly what i thought her plan was, to avoid the question. howard dean has said she should be taken seriously. >> she should. >> and she shouldn't be laughed at. what do you say, bill? >> i

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it doesn't make it a gotcha question. it doesn't make it a gotcha question just because it got ya. >> wow. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, june 7th. look at that shot of the morning in new york city. with us on set, national affairs national new york magazine john heilman and former chairman of the republican national committee and now an msnbc political analyst, michael steele. >> really, guys? >> willie and joe. it's every headline. >> stewart and colbert were on last night. i challenge anyone that table to keep it together. >> whoa. >> obviously on the front page of the papers today, it's huge news. >> a lot going on. >> you know what? i'm not going to deny it. i'm very, very excited about it. understand, it's about time. this whole concept of the icloud because the thing is you get that music and have all of these different devices, right, and you've got some songs on your ipod and then some on -- it's great. >> 20,000 songs for $25. >> you can't beat it. you can't beat it. of course, other big news. >> this

and shout out, gotcha type of gegz that was asked of me, i answered candidly, and i know my american history. >> by the way, we checked the shout-out gotcha question that got her talking about paul revere. a reporter asking her, quote, what have you seen so far today and what are you going to take away from your visit ? >>> a political website said palin reporters tried to change the story of revere's ride on wikipedia to reflect her version. >>> when we come back tonight, it's not often we get to the forward progress of treatment of cancer, tonight, two fronts. >>> and the man who saw a show and a menu across america and is making a difference. plaque. try improved polident. its microclean formulation is antimicrobial and antibacterial to kill ninety-nine-point-nine percent of odor-causing bacteria, plus more of other key microorganisms found on dentures than leading regular toothpastes. used daily, it helps promote good oral health. try improved polident - now with microclean. this has beem medifacts for polident. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. try improved polident - now

he did warn the british, and in a shout-out gotcha type of question that was asked of me, i answered candidly, and i know my history. >>> we checked the shout-out gotcha question, it was a reporter asking her, quote, what have you seen so far today and hot are you going to take away from your visit? a political website said political supporters have attempted to change the story of reve revere's ride on wikipedia to match her events. >>> it's not often we get to report progress in the fight against cancer. tonight, progress on two fronts. >>> and later, an idea superintending to menus across america and making difference. taking care of your oral health should be a top priority - and that means getting rid of odor-causing bacteria and plaque. try improved polident. its microclean formulation is antimicrobial and antibacterial to kill ninety-nine-point-nine percent of odor-causing bacteria, plus more of other key microorganisms found on dentures than leading regular toothpastes. used daily, it helps promote good oral health. try improved polident - now with microclean. this has beem m

another gotcha question apparently aimed to take her down. >>> and not guilty. the french big wig abuccused of rape says he didn't do it. wonder what the crowd of new yorkers outside court thinks. >>> but we begin with new conflict and violence along israel's border with syria. a short time ago the u.s. state department delivered a firm and unequivocal statement. syria is, quote, clearly behind the deadly confrontations taking place between israeli troops and palestinian protesters along the golan heights. today syrian police have vowed to keep the demonstrators at bay, but it could be too little, too late. according to the syrians, 23 people were killed on sunday with more than 350 wounded. itn's john ray has the latest from tel aviv. john? >> well, it's been calmer today. at one point syrian police stopped a couple dozen protesters. what a contrast to yesterday when many hundreds slipped past the checkpoints. i think that is bound to fuel israeli claim that is this whole thing was a syrian plot to divert attention from the bloody upheavals taking place in syri

. >>> reporters might have been hoping for some kind of gotcha moment, but instead they got god.t it while pregnant with her son who has downs syndrome. you have sr.ed the odd celebrities you celebrate as perfect on tv. you have noticed i make them all shapes and sizes. there is no perfect. now look at the signature. love, trig's creator, and that was her writing from god's perspective. our guest is with me now. she didn't include parted of the e-mail in the book that she wrote. after you wrote about it, what was the initial reaction you got from people immediately? >> i think the reaction was surprising. when people first heard about the idea that palin had crafted this letter in the voice of god, you think that sounds rather presumptuous. and a lot of readers commented on this after reading the story, they read the letter and were taken by it. it's the medication on the son that she knows is coming and has down syndrome, and how people ought to see him and treat him, and he reassessing our notions of what makes people perfect. and it's tender and met a lot of people over. >> sh

. >> jimmy: oh, gotcha, gotcha. >> steve: scoring starts at six.form of the password can be used. so don't cheat, jimmy. if a clue is illegal as determined by our judges, you will hear this -- [ buzzer ] and you will forfeit the turn. the team with the most points after six wins. any questions? >> jimmy: well -- >> steve: okay, great. >> jimmy: i was just wondering -- >> steve: first clue goes to tina and jimmy -- >> announcer: the password is -- >> steve: tina, we're gonna start with you. >> okay. cocoon. >> caterpillar. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: nice! >> jimmy: what do you mean, "cocoon, caterpillar?" >> steve: well, that's -- there you go. take that, mittens. >> jimmy: mittens, get ready, my man. >> announcer: the password is -- >> jimmy: does lisa go? >> steve: okay lisa, we're gonna start with you. >> phone. >> book. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought you were gonna say "bone." >> steve: yeah, "phone bone." i did too. she read my mind. >> texting. >> jimmy: blackberry. >> it is blackberry. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: 5 to 6. whew!

of course, the lamestream media ambushed palin with gotcha questions like "where are you going?" and "why are you doing this?" [laughter] jim?ym >> what's up with her bus tour? >> sarah palin keeps everybody guessing on her national tour. >> just what is sarah palin up to? >> stephen: that's the power of sarah palin. no matter what she does america starts asking "why is this happening?" [laughter] besides her website explains that she has rented a bus "to promote the fundamental restoration of america." [laughter] after stopping at mount vernon palin wrote: even piper was able to grasp the significance of being in the presence of our first president who had such diverse interests - when she told me later "how hard he must have worked to keep that farm going!" [laughter] true. i can't imagine how hard he worked with no help other than his african volunteers. so, folks -- [cheers and applause] so go to sarah palin's website where you can help restore america. and also restore sarah palin's bank account. because the first thing that pops up is this donate button. won't you help sara

when he was visiting the-- anthony show but it turns out breitbart was just another victim of the gotchas he explained on the susteran with greta von record. >> i went on the show ooum's friends with one of the guys on there and i just decided before i went to the airport, why not stop in for some highjinks. >> stephen: yes, high sintion. as a journalist andrew breitbart engages in only the highest of jinx. but unfortunately, opie and anthony's jinxes are of a much lower quality. >> during the interview, they asked me if they could see it. i said well make sure you don't show it to anyone and jim norton said there aren't any cameras here. and so i felt very comfortable that knock, you know, bad would happen with it. >> stephen: he was assured that there were no cameras. and look at this footage of him with opie and anthony. i don't see any cameras there. and they're shooting him pretty close. if there was a camera-- camera there i think we'd see it. he did not know the photo would get out. look at that face. it's so innocent. (laughter) >> stephen: and how humiliating for andrew breitbar

i gotcha covered bro. i love you man. hornitos premium tequila. intentions. >> jon: welcome back to the program. did i have a nice vacation? you know, this time i was really excited to come back to work because we had a doozy teed up here. a little story about a congressman, twitter account and a photo of what may or may not have been his (bleep). >> he came from congressman anthony weiner's twitter account over the weekend. a photo of an anonymous man's bulging underwear. the picture immediately deleted from his account was sent to this 21-year-old college student. >> jon: you know. that's the picture right there. i have to tell you, this twitter is something else. you know in the old days a congressman had to chisel images of his penis on limestone. and then have a runner take the picture to whichever damsel they wanted to hoar five. here is my dilemma. one, we news based comedy story looking at a story about a snap shot that appears to be an ample helping of penis -- [laughter] -- allegedly posted by a congressman whose same in a synonym for pe

oh, yeah, i gotcha. [audience chanting "stephen"] thank you, folks. [cheers and applause] thank you. please. thank you for joining us. good to have you with us. i'm glad you're as excited as i am because, nation, the 2012 republican presidential race is heating up faster than a slice of godfather's pizza. [laughter] mostly because former godfather's c.e.o. herman cain has fired up his liberal burning oven. they love him in new hampshire, but iowa republicans have eyes on cain, too, and not just because before they recognized him they were about to call security. [laughter] yesterday... yesterday cain wowed an iowa crowd by calling obama care a drain on our nation's resources and on our printer to toner. jim? >> don't try to pass a 2,700-page bill. and even they didn't read it. that's why i'm going to only allow small bills. three pages. >> stephen: yeah, three pages. why did overhauling a $2.5 trillion industry and ensuring that every american has access to affordable health care have to be so complicated? it's not rocket science. oh, and incidentally

. >>> up next on "today," gotcha. how an ynle o photnlnabbph a thief. right after this.a >>> they say a picture is worth 1,000 words, but for one burglary victim in darion, connecticut, a photo he found online was worth a single word, gotcha. mike tiabbi has the story. >> reporter: he reacted like any robbery victim when he discovered someone broke into the apartment he lives in with his wife and son. >> when you feel like someone intruded your home and walked right through your place and go through your private items. >> reporter: some valuable items were not taken. computers and cameras and stereo components, for example. gone were items easily pocketed. cell phones and jewelry, including one $2,000 designer watch around $7,000 in value for all the missing items. for the police, not major crime and no paper trail to follow but maybe that fancy watch was the key. >> different avenues that we can look for. pawnshops to see if it was sold. >> reporter: no luck, though, that wasn't surprising. in fact, in darian in other splar stories, only one in five property crimes get

so far, no bombshells, what she calls those gotcha moments in the 24,000 pages. the e-mails depict palin as an image-conscious leader, concerned with the day-to-day duties of running her state. they show her ambitious,ageing for the vice presidential nomination months before john mccain picked her. interesting though eat mails seem to show a more moderate side of palin who worked to find a state response to global warming and even gave props to then-senator barack obama for his support of the natural gas pipeline in alaska. >>> many thought he would be preparing for a run at becoming the next mayor of new york city but this morning, congressman anthony wooener is preparing for a stay at a psychological treatment center instead. weiner is asking for a leave of absence from congress to get help after he admitted to sexting and sending lewd photos of himself to women online. but democratic leaders say a leave of absence isn't good enough. >> the american people should be served by someone who engages in sexting with underaged girls. >> weiner denies sexting that und

he did warn the british, and a shout-out gotcha type of question, i answered candidly. i know my american history. >>> we checked the shout-out question about paul revere. it was a reporter saying what have you seen so far today and what are you going to take awa from your visit? a political reporter said palin supporters have tried to change the story to reflect her version of evepts. >>> when we come backherent, it's not often we get to report real progress in the fight against cancer. tonight, good news on two fronts wroorb. >> and an idea that's spreading to menus across america and making a difference. taking care of your oral health should be a top priority - and that means getting rid of odor-causing bacteria and plaque. try improved polident. its microclean formulation is antimicrobial and antibacterial to kill ninety-nine-point-nine percent of odor-causing bacteria, plus more of other key microorganisms found on dentures than leading regular toothpastes. used daily, it helps promote good oral health. try improved polident - now with microclean. this has beem me

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the jobs you're concerned or the lower class they want to be there that you're really going to play gotcha here with the jamia this is a serious thing it seems to me that there was a real appeal here could you explain something into the two i mean to a narrow narrow slices of a you're playing semantics you can look through the transcript and find many phrases that weren't said last night the middle class was referred to in different and different ways without explicitly. saying middle class i don't think i wouldn't take it as a slight it wouldn't return much answer and i would go back to my first point which is that a lot of it has to be reflection of the questions and the questions themselves didn't answer when asked about the middle class and they didn't refer to those points so you know i disagree with what you say you know their comments which were many of them trying to expand the economy to turn around the economy that always includes the middle class it was all america i'm not disagreeing that here's. a quick clip of. well in fact this is this is why i think temple and he is now run

. >> reporter: it's the gotcha flash no driver wants to see.aught running a red light by a roe bat camera, designed to prevent this. the horrendous t-bone crash. the relight runner, right angling directly into the passenger compartment. or here, narrowly missing a group of children in a crosswalk. but too often, that camera actually panics drivers who then slam on the brakes. >> people are stopping short because they are thinking about the camera and that is making things much more dangerous. >> reporter: a dilemma that spells backlash. houston voted red-light cameras out, and now the driving capital of the world, los angeles, is on the verge. despite strong evidence the cameras work. a 2011 insurance institute study claims that in 14 of america's largest cities, 159 lives were saved by red-light cameras. on the other hand, there are other studies that all agree that these cameras can cause accicints, too. a 2005 federal study showed after red-light cameras were installed, injuries from rear-end crashes increased 24%. this chicago body shop own

speed turns let me guess sarah palin instructed her entourage to paid no attention to local police's gotcha traffic laws but i'm being told we've just received some behind the scenes footage from the bus let's take a look. this is much better. than. let's just hope there isn't a sequel to this pailin adventure we all remember how that one turned out. coming up the competition for summer jobs has got even tougher for teenagers they're now battling for pay against people their parents or. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions completely through it through people had made who can you trust no one who is in view with the global machinery see where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more.

was that gotcha question?om rallied to her side with the conservatives for palin website insisting she taught the media a history lesson. and her fans are far from finished. later this month a conservative filmmaker plans to release "the undefeated" a staunchly pro-palin meeting aimed at refbing up her tea party base. >> i just saw a rough cut of it. >> reporter: paling said she hope the film will set her record straight. >> is the movie your idea? >> no, i'm not that clever to have thought of that. >> reporter: but a former campaign adviser says that's what makes palin the x factor in 2012, a politician who can both energize her supporters and her enemies. >> you do have two sarah palins. she's a huge political talent. i don't think she's realized her full potential. she has to get on message. >> reporter: the man who directed "the undefeated" says he wants to show what he considers the pathological violent language used by critics to mock palin. the movie is set to debut in iowa later this month. >>> he used

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