harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who would figure let loose the boy with the purple crayon. let him conkokt the loses slots in women. let loose his imagination. ended as high as sea gulls or the reverse w's topped with bold topped centers the rudeaments of the buzzum and life itself. >> pen and ink. in the way we demonstrate speech by quotation marks the ill administrator kapt urs speed by 2 lines of the pen much the trotting horse quoted at the knees all 4 and the lady side saddled atop him frozen in place by crossed hatched marks. courseut to indicate the petticoat aroused into activity by the muscular steed. unintended garden. whether o(inaudible) the propery line, i promise not to water the spring flower and plants that remain as brown stubbel on the chins of my train. take care of dry foilage. i let the japanese maybel swat the afi ds on it's own. purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning.

harold and kumar got to get back. come on.od man, kal. and say hi to your parents again for me, i love those guys. >> i will. >> jimmy: our thanks to kal penn, "a very harold and kumar 3d christmas," in theaters next friday, novemeber 4th. gwar performs next, you guys. come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love it when these guys are on. they're currently on their "return of the world maggot" tour. [ light laughter ] -- through the end of november, and they'll be in chicago on halloween night performing a song from their album, "bloody pit of horror." [ light laughter ] please welcome back to our show, gwar! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ they show you no mercy they just show you a line call it a chaos a curse, or a crime ♪ ♪ call it what you will but i call it genocide genocide, genocide hail hail ♪ ♪ genocide, genocide genocide, genocide hail hail genocide, genocide ♪ ♪ you know they're calling for genocide, genocide hail hail ♪ ♪ genocide, genocide you know you're falling for genocide,

harold and kumar got to get back. come on. man, kal. and say hi to your parents again for me, i love those guys. >> i will. >> jimmy: our thanks to kal penn, "a very harold and kumar 3d christmas," in theaters next friday, novemeber 4th. gwar performs next, you guys. come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thank you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love it when these guys are on. they're currently on their "return of the world maggot" tour. [ light laughter ] -- through the end of november, and they'll be in chicago on halloween night performing a song from their album, "bloody pit of horror." [ light laughter ] please welcome back to our show, gwar!

may 1977 harold wayne lovell drove from his home in of rot looking for construction work family neverearby contractor at the time to weeks ago family contacted cook county sheriff's department hoping to dna evidence could help them find closure detectives found something better than closure it found him living in florida >> first thought he was in trouble with police and said no just confirmed are you harold wayne lovell from chicago? siblings mother's name address confirm here in chicago all consistent set your family has been looking for you >> harold wayne lovell siblings now live in alabama united yesterday reunited yesterday >> family never gave up >> amazing family taken aback by all of this but we love our brother >> family came from broken home sibling separated live in foster homes after disappeared harold wayne lovell moved to wisconsin came back to chicago in 1983 to find his family with no blocked mother died seven years ago regularly visiting grapes off on don't dictums john wayne gacy believing her son was buried their brother submitted dna evidence to investigators haro

has always been harold schieffer. you can always count on him to be in the fray when the fight's going, when the going gets tough. harold schieffer is always there and you can be proud of him. [cheers and applause] honor to be here with my two colleagues who are leading the fight, senator menendez and senator stabenow. also here with one who shazz dedicated her life and now secretary to labor. you couldn't have a finer secretary of labor than hilda right over here. [cheers and applause] i guess this is about the part in the program where i can honestly say everything's been said but not everybody said it. [laughter] you know i shouldn't even be here. i was not scheduled to be here, so why am i here? well, as chairman of the education committee i've been working for a year to get our education bill up, to get marked up so we can do away with no child left behind. we can get more hope for our teachers and our schools around the cub. so we finally got it up h morning. and senator paul from kentucky, using an arcane rule

former democratic congressman harold ford. and nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >>> good morning. this week, as the president suffered a setback on his jobs bill, he argued that his dual foreign policy milestones in iraq and libya are, quote, powerful reminders of how we have renewed american leadership in the world. a few hours ago i sat down with the chief foreign policy adviser, the secretary of state hillary clinton, who is wrapping up a week-long overseas trip to countries such as libya, pakistan, afghanistan, and uzbekistan. secretary clinton, welcome back to "meet the press." i want to start with iraq and the president's decision about withdrawal. as you know, republicans have already piled on, suggesting that the prospect of sectarian violence once u.s. troops leave is real. among them mitt romney saying that it unnecessarily endangers the success that the united states has had in iraq by with drawing all the forces by the end of the year. how much of a concern is it to you that we face th

but then, through a tip from the growing network of ex-investors, karl met a man named harold karaka.ll about dennis. >> he could sell that same piece of ice cube to the eskimo more than once, which is evident by the number of victims that were victimized more than one time. >> reporter: karaka says standefer took him for over $12,000, promising valuable asian artifacts. he never delivered. and now, karaka was angry. >> i told karl i made a promise to dennis that he decided not bring back my money that i would do whatever was necessary to go after that money and collect it. >> reporter: and he knew how to do it because this man, allegedly conned by dennis standefer like the rest, is a private investigator in los angeles. and in his business, karaka couldn't afford to let standefer get away. >> i didn't want my reputation to be soiled by an individual like this. and it wasn't the money. on my part, the loss of the money was less critical. >> reporter: karl and karaka joined in a hunt for standefer. their plan was to catch him at his own game by posing as wealthy investors with cash to

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wrote it for harold bloom. he first called it the death of art and. reading well is one the greatest pleasures. i am dedicating to harold bloom. i am not a poet. i want to be rich. i have had a great sex life. i am not a poet. georgia i do not like being called an act visit. i cannot be considered a vegetarian. i will give my ass up and like it. i would be inspired. i may value peace, but will not use a pen to unleash my anger. i am not a poet. i am not dying. weight loss can still be a choice. i am not a poet. i don't care much for. i don't spend me weekends read anything writing. i like to have cocktails but i do not have a drinking problem regardless of what state i wake up in. i don't need drugs to open up my imagination. i am not a poet. i can tolerate half an hour of spoken word poetry. what my cats are up to. i always carry my business cards. i am not a poet, i only write to masture bait my mind. i am trying to convince myself that poetry it save lives. it's the dust of art. and i am going to close with to poet. americano. i look at myself in t

and i also want to tell you something about harold meyerson. harold, for many years, was the progressive political sage at the l.a. weekly. i lived in southern california for many years, so got to know him back then. he is now the wednesday op-ed columnist for "the washington post". many people know that bernie sanders is the only socialist member of the u.s. senate, fewer know but more should know that harold meyerson is the only socialist columnist for "the washington post". [laughter] >> too much competition. [laughter] >> but that's not really harold's important incarnation. he is also editor of the american prospect magazine. here is my copy of a recent edition, and the american prospect is really something, folks. it really offers a vision of what a holistic, inclusive, progressive and most importantly economically-just society would look like. and every issue offers really practical political messaging and tactics for moving in that direction. so i often pick these up at the newsstand at union station. but, harold, i am here to tell you

harold. >> you miss harold. >> i miss both of you.hecked that box off. i want to talk about grover in a second. there was an amendment we were talking about off the air that's fascinating. you were -- you got an amendment passed on the floor in the house to investigate radicalization of certain muslim groups in america and that's being blocked in the senate. talk about the amendment and then tell us why, what was considered to be a noncontroversial bill is being blocked now. >> the amendment is bipartisan accepted by dutch rupeesberger and basically looks at why certain people are being radicalized here in the united states. just in the northern virginia area, five pakistanis in jail now in pakistan for radicalization, a fellow who was going to blow up the metro who lived out in loudoun county in my congressional district. anwar awlaki was in a mosque in northern virginia. you've had the graduate of the saudi academy which is in jail now for planning an attempt to kill the president of the united states. we wonder why are people being

harold ickes stepped in. one of the most magnificent cultural moments, i think, in utah history was marion anderson singing from a makeshift stage in front of the lincoln memorial to 50,000 people. and really it sort of certified that hope for everybody was a part of this administration. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. [applause] >> for more information and to read the author's column, visit latime.com and search michael hiltzik. >> ms. donahue, what made you write this book, "slave of allah," and why was it important for you to write it as an anthropologist? >> well, i'd done field work in france before 9/11, in fact, in the '90s off and on for about ten years, and i did field work in an area nearby where zacarias moussawi grew up. this was over in the east of france. and in october of 2001, i read an article about somebody who'd been picked up before 9/11, he was at a flight school in minnesota, and i realized that he had grown up in this area which i was quite familiar with, and he had a background

and that, i think, is the way he's concluded he can do that. >> harold cook. for joining us tonight. appreciate your time t. a right wing fox news lie hit the main stream when debate moderator anderson cooper repeated it last night. psych doetalk is next. and michele bachmann, she pals around with mr. las vegas himself in sin city. stay with us. [ inner voice ] establish connection. give me voice control. applications up. check my email and text messages. hands in position. airbags. ten of 'em. perfect. add blind spot monitor. 43 mpg, nice. dependability. yeah. activate dog. a bigger dog. [ male announcer ] introducing the reinvented 2012 toyota camry. it's ready. are you? ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] mini™ meets berries. kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats cereal with a touch of fruit in the middle. helloooooo fruit in the middle. is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. i took some steep risk

and that, i think, is the way he's concluded he can do that. >> harold cook.for joining us tonight. appreciate your time t. a right wing fox news lie hit the main stream when debate moderator anderson cooper repeated it last night. psych doetalk is next. and michele bachmann, she pals around with mr. las vegas himself in sin city. stay with us. [ inner voice ] i've seen this before -- the old "impromptu in-law visit." dad's a real cleaning machine. and look at mom whipping up some kraft homestyle mac & cheese. sure it's easy to make, but it looks like she's been busting her hump in the kitchen. [ doorbell rings ] ♪ let the fireworks begin. hi, it's so nice to see you. something smells good. [ male announcer ] kraft homestyle macaroni & cheese. cheesy noodles topped with golden-brown, breadcrumbs. you know you love it. [ coughs, sniffles ] especially when you're sick. now, with new simpler packaging, robitussin® makes it simple to get the right relief for your symptoms. new simpler packaging, same effective relief. robitussin®. relief made simple. new siso i go

in an article titled long term investors would benefit from tobin tax and harold montgomery first of the fact that so much trading is now high frequency trading and so long term investors are disadvantaged he says because he argues that big financial institutions that operate h f t platforms try to do what we up flagging markets by well timed surges buying an exchange traded funds triggering automatic buy responses from algorithmic trading models across the market if true this must create an upward market bias that will over time skew asset values well there's. a bias is triggered by a program training in stock waters and so stop waters and bus stop waters and cascading of orders and quote stuffing and all the stuff could be minimised with the introduction of a told in tax of tax on trial. actions of fiann all transactions and let me tell you something stacey herbert as a former broker on wall street myself i can tell you that if they imposed a transaction fee and all these transactions and never told any broker or any banker they would never notice. it's completely a non issue you k

so we already were harold camping because he told us a couple months ago that the rapture was coming he was so sure that people like sold their homes took their kids out of school. it was it's really really sad how many lives a pig are probably completely disrupted by the fact that the rapture didn't actually happen and so according to harold camping the rapture is was dabbing again today and he said it i mean like are people going to stop believing him and some point did we have a block of time certain to have a certain moment and that's when he was like kind of bad because he didn't want to be. you know he has defended him a lot of times a month so i'm just saying you know the day is not over oh yeah the sun still hasn't gone down well no get me a break the last time he said was going to be like five pm we're going to think it was little but i think to the other thing that we need to know if the rapture did happen right now would we really know because i think we're all kind of stuck here we don't think we're going to we would definitely be left behind with with our martinis and an

are three already harold camping because he told us a couple months ago the rapture was coming he was so sure those people like sold their homes took their kids to school. it was it's really really sad how many lives a bigger probably completely disrupted by the fact that the rapture didn't actually happen so according to harold camping the rapture is going again today and it i mean for people to stop believing him at some point if we have it like a time certain we have a certain moment when he was like kind of because he didn't want to. defend it in a lot of times. it's not over oh. yes. oh no get me a break the last time he said i was going to die. i think to the other thing that we need to know if the rapture didn't happen right now would we really know because i think we're all kind of sad here we're going to be left behind with her martinis. anyway. i'm not going to miss out on the rapture let's move on to something else that projection may have actually been kind of a fake prediction but kind of came true take a look at. this is from one nine hundred eighty seven matthew perry w

and harold ickes, the head of the public works administration. republican but a progressive republican who staged a dumped hoover campaign and the 1932 gop convention but failed because he couldn't find anyone else who wanted to run. my personal favorite, general hugh johnson, a big blustery often drunk profane fax west pointer who brought the national recovery administration into being, retaining -- created a symbol of the blue eagle which many of the vaccine or remember and was famous for being able to intimidate the nation's biggest industrialists into doing his bidding when he was secretly checking into walter reed hospital to dry out. how big a figure was general johnson? in 1933, the first year of fdr's administration, johnson, not fdr was time magazine's man of the year. today nobody remembers his name. get at the center of all this activity was fdr. like president obama he was viewed as an untested cypher when he took office. the x in the equations as the editorialists william allen white described him after the election. roosevelt was so