. >> gotcha. who delivers to you "gotcha, in your life? >> apart from my wife? i would expect them to come principally from academia. many in academia probably -- most of academia does not agree with the theory of interpretation set forth in this book. >> why? >> why? because the preferred theories that augments the power of the judge, and hence, the power of the law professor. the theory of interpretation set forth here is a very humbling one. it does not leave a whole lot up to the policy discretion of the judge. in fact, it leaves nothing up to his policy discretion. the name of the game is to give the fairest reading to what the people's representatives have enacted. that is what a judge is supposed to do. that is not a congenial approach to someone who wants to do good, who wants to use his office, as it can be used, to do things he thinks can be good for the society. if one has that zeal, one will not like the approach set forth in this book. >> in the earlier part, which you have labeled the "forward" you have a sentence. you just got accused of being pol

special relationship is also a relationship. ( laughter ) now, of course, folks, of course, the media gotcha-razzire saying that anglo-saxon is some sort of racial code word as in white anglo-saxon protestants, okay. but mitt's campaign isn't saying he's a wasp. they never said white or protestant. they're just saying that he's an ass. a big one. this is important, folks. but i don't think this goes far enough. i mean, we must acknowledge not only our common anglo-saxon heritage but what about our shared battle of hastings heritage when our shared french norman heritage conquered our shared anglo-saxon her teg by shooting an arrow through our shared king harold's eye. obama didn't get that. and, hey, i don't see race but i see sixth norman germanic tribal association. i don't even see my own race. people tell me i'm a celt and i believe them. meanwhile, meanwhile, folks, when it comes to the anglo-saxon experience, romney not only walks the walk. he talks the talk. just listen to his latest stump speech. >> thank you, and god bless america. >> stephen: ferthu hal, romney, ferthu hal. of course, fo

that's a gotcha moment! (cheers and applause) >> jon: i'll tell you what i did do. the reason that i wasn't able to read your books today was because i spent the day in the theater. a movie theater. watching what i thought was a brilliant gift to the american people and the world. it was a film starring a young man who looked a lot like you. >> i know where you're going with this. >> jon: don't do this. >> stop it! >> jon: it's called "seeking a friend for tend of the world." i'd like to show a brief clip if i can. >> i still dabble. i dabble. if you want to. i don't know. >> jon: let me show you a brief clip. >> where do i see the monitor? which one do i look at? >> it comes up right through here. >> so... >> what are you doing with the rest of your life? >> oh, um, a little of this, little of that. probably catching up on some me time. find god. maybe move around some chairs. >> well, maybe i'll run into you at a support group or orgy or something. >> that sounds nice. >> jon: nicely done. well, so nice to see you. "seeking a friend for the end of the world" in th

so was see you at 11. ,,,, gotcha. good. i'd go with the rows. that's a good idea. (michael) today is diversity day, and someone's gonna come in and talk to us about diversity. it's something that i've been pushing-- that i've been wanting to push for a long time.

the "san francisco chronicle" at saying, "the ethics commission's biggest critics are believers in gotcha government. this is the criminal's mantra. do you have any idea of the social damage that is caused when police are followed with the abuse and corruption that are faced in our society and they say they're against accountability. the effect is devastating. mr. st. kroy's ethics apparently is just another opportunity to network with the criminals. well, the reason why we have an ethics commission is because the supervisors and other public officials just treated, a chance to network with the criminals and we needed an outside independent group. in fact, why should they fire ms. gomez if you can't fire mr. st. croix. >> members of the ethics commission, ray hart, director of san francisco open government. know your rights under sunshine ordinance as printed on every agenda for city board meetings and commissions. you can submit a 150-word summary which is supposed to be included in the minutes. i have four orders of determination in cases number 10054, the overhead, against the library

. >> gotcha. >> it's the tea. >>> tom kierein is speaking clearly. >> right, can someone speak clearly? >> i hope it's not contagious. that's all i care about. hey, good morning. we're looking at the live view from hd city camera showing cloud cover over the metro area. and storm4 radar showing this moving area of color. those are some sprinkles that are trying to reach the ground around the region as we take a look at the radar we have the closer view of the radar showing up. some showers that are trying to reach the ground right in the district of prince george's county but elsewhere just a cloud cover coming through now and here's your day planner. there's the jefferson memorial and we'll have our temperatures by 9:00, upper 70s. some clouds around. just a small chance of a sprinkle and a slight chance midday. cloudiness and near 80 noontime. mid 80s by mid afternoon. and getting a little more humid by late afternoon. we might have a passing shower. here's your friday evening planner if you plan on heading out. might need an umbrella. 40% chance of a passing shower through the eveni

no "gotcha" moment to post on the web -- this time. >> you figure the hookers aren't going anywhere, back. we'll have another shot. >> as we pass through town, he spots a prostitute he knows, so he takes out his camera. >> the last time she got arrested, she had a set of brass knuckles with knives coming out each hand on her. >> as bates tells our crew about this woman's violent past, she spots us across the street and reaches for something hidden in her coat. a tense moment. will she pull out a weapon? >> she's going to take a picture of me. >> but she whips out a camera and turns the tables on brian. >> i'm sure for the mantle. >> she's obviously making a joke. but she's got a violent past. so bates plays it safe and calls 911. >> i just wonder if there's an officer available. prostitute and her pimp out at southwest 33rd and south robinson. >> she walks right up to the window, inches away. >> how does it feel to be filmed? >> finally, a money shot for the the truth is, bates doesn't necessarily mind having his picture taken. in fact, he's actually glad this woman is recording. he

gotcha. commissioner antonini: that is true. yeah, purple haze. >> well, we are old guys. >> thank you, commission. we will make those corrections. commissioner borden: and minor correction. thursday, june 7. under the 1:00 p.m. regular calendar, i do know the i call that specifically chris haugh in addition to thinking staff, so i wanted to put that on the record. >> ok. i am adding chris for borden. adding granddaughter for commissioner antonini. correcting the language regarding purple haze for commissioner sugaya. those are the corrections. >> the move to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. the motion on the floor is for approval of the draft minutes from the special and regular meetings, june 7, with corrections for the june 7 regular meeting and for the regular meeting of june 21 with corrections on the that said -- on that calendar. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner wu: aye. >> thank you, commissioners. passes unanimously. we'

they call that gotcha journalism. you know what kind of journalism that is?journalism. >> that sarah palin did was get herself. great job by katie couric. thank you, ben. we appreciate it. >> yes, of course. >> cenk: what is up next with eliot spitzer on "viewpoint" you ask? i asked the same thing. what's going on. >> eliot: yes, every night i try to answer you. the misadventures of mitt romney overseas. who can he offend today? this is one trip they may wish they had never taken. i think he's collecting money. other than that not making anybody think that he's good diplomat. plus pennsylvania admits not a single piece of evidence that there is voter fraud. what do they do? try to disenfranchise hundreds of people. it will be a great converse. >> cenk: thank you eliot. >> eliot: thank you. >> cenk: when we come back, aggressive progressive segment on another set of lice that the romney campaign is telling us. don't miss it. >> that's what ticks me off more than anything. >> mr. president, unfortunately you have no idea. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >>(narrator) the sh

gotcha. found a hive 10 feet tall and vacuumed up the bees and they are going to a farmer who can put the bees to good use. >>> at least five structures have gone up in flames sparked by grass fires burning near stillwater oklahoma. it threatened horse farms but at the were released to escape the danger. oklahoma and other parts of the midwest has been plunged into severe drought. temperatures topping 100 degrees. governor declared state of emergency for 77 counties because that extreme heat and dry conditions. >>> could it be another copycat case. >> a student at an ohio school is in serious trouble with the law. what he is accuse of threatening to do. >> the couple who changed their wedding location because of the race now feeling the love within the community. an update to the story we brought you yesterday. >> all right. maryland's most purrful radar is mainly dry. but we have showers and storms down to the south. so traveling that way, beprepared to go into some rainfall across today. bu

without any review or input from the government the answer is obvious the government is waiting for a gotcha moment where it can claim of the defense has violated the protective order and caused grave and irrepairable damage to the united states the defense admits that with a prosecution team the size of a starting football lineup the government should be able to keep track of redactions conveniently highlighted in yellow and prepare for argument and ensure that the accused gets a fair trial now kevin who is reporting from this hearing he pointed out that if you could be avoided if the government agreed to more transparency is a frequent guest on our show and a plaintive in litigation supported by other journalists and wiki leak itself they're suing the army to release more information about this trial and the case is currently making its way through a military court of appeals now speaking of courtroom transparency let me just give you one other update here manning supporter david house shed light on the grand jury trial that's being convened in against wiki leaks in alexandria it's a subje

struck by how much more attractive they are without being less partisan and politics and here is a gotcha quote and i will obsess over this. they would be wise to set back and are we running intelligent campaigns. we decoid they are depressing to catch - watch them. it is wise to be petty and negative. >> senator evan bayh, looking at the petty and depressing campaign. obama campaign is hammering romney for the refusal to release two years of tax. >> makes you wonder. we don't know. romney released one full year of tax returns will not release anything for 2010. >> i put out as much as we put out. >> what is he hiding. >> it is a helpful issue. our frepped - friend bill kristol hammered romney to release them. is it more of the same and plays in a wealthy individual had bank account. >> chris: is there anything wrong. >> i think it bothers some of the middle class. i don't think it is positive. it call comes back to the four or five percent that are decided to the economy. is there unexpected data. it comes down to the debates they need to elevate their game. who can present a case of gro

. >> who delivers to you gotchas? >> apart from my wife? [laughter] i would expect them to come from academia. many in academia probably most of academia does not agree. they prefer theory is that of the men to the power of the judge. the power of the law professor. the theory of interpretation set forth here is a very humbling one. it does not leave a whole lot of to the policy discussion. >> what happens to you when you hear somebody says he's the most political judge ever? >> sometimes i speak to groups about judging judges. you can't judge judges unless you know what they are working with. simply because you like the outcome of an opinion, you say that's a good judge. unless you want your judges to ignore the text that they're dealing with or regulation or statute of the constitution, unless you want them to ignore the text, it's really unfair to judges. i hate the result and therefore that's a bad judge. you have to read the opinion and see the sections of the statues they are dealing with and try to reconcile and then you can say the

this was a gotcha moment.f they're angry at romney for repeating what the headlines are, they should be angry at their own british press. >> it set up more pressure on the romney trip. there doesn't become a whole story about a completely failed attempt for a presidentiotentia president going overseas. that's not a story that has legs. it was a distraction. >> electoral votes -- >> i want to get to the end of the trip. romney is in israel today. he's going to give this big speech today. ruth, you just spent a couple of weeks in israel. now you're an expert on israel. what does that tell you about how they feel or what's going on in the debate in this country related to that in. >> i think that the one thing that i took understanding about israel, it has a little bit of a sally field relationship with this president which is, does he like us, does he really like us? that cuts both ways for mitt romney. they're interested in him. they're looking forward to hearing from him all those sort of words of support. but

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they are being less political and i say it seriously, less political and less petty and, here's a gotchate and now i'll obsess about it the next 3-4 days and they would be wise to step back and say are we really running an intelligent campaign and it is uninspiring and, generally depressing as an american citizen to watch the campaigns so far and is it wise to be petty and negative in the kinds of campaigns their running. >> chris: senator, to the campaigns they are running, and, president obama has been hammering mitt romney, for refusing to release tax returns. >> makes you wonder if some years he paid any taxes at all. we don't know, because, romney released just one full year of his tax returns. and, won't release anything before 2010. >> you know what? i put to the as much as we're going to put out... >> what is mitt romney hiding. >> chris: is that a good issue for the obama campaign. >> it is a helpful issue, chris, and i should point out our friend, bill kristol has also hammered mitt romney to release his tax returns and you do if you can and it raises the question, there must b