this bigot out there promoting conspiracy theories, half- hearted truths, factual errors barack obama is a magna cum laude graduate, editor of the harvard law school. unimpeachable intellectual credentials, and now we have a retroactive bigotry that tries to question his very bona fide status. i think this is shameful and it's sad. unfortunately, donald trump has commandeered the bully pulpit. if he is indeed the voice of republicans, they ought to say so. if not they ought to distance themselves from him and suggest that this obsession with the birth of barack obama has to be put aside to deal with more serious and sustained issues. but make no mistake, this is part of a racist trajectory. >> schieffer: you know, you say others ought to distance themselves. i think everybody from mitt romney to michelle bachman has now said they know all they need to know about the president's... whether he's a citizen of the united states. they were saying that before the president put out his birth certificate. >> i do think donald trump is using this for a political purpose as well. he's trying to

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and so, would you etched this eternal truth in our hearts as we carry out our responsibilities to youmilies, and our nation? bless the young men and women of our armed services to walk in the footsteps of anthony and henry, protecting and defending our lives. lord, continue to bless and give great wisdom to our president barack obama as he beats our nation in these challenging times. god bless america. in nearly knee we pray, -- in your holy name we pray, amen. >> thank you so much, everyone. to the families, we could not be prouder of anthony and henry. we are grateful for their sacrifice and your sacrifice. u.s.-made this country safer, tony and henry stand as a model of courage and patriotism. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you, everyone. [applause] ♪ ing "ameridcca the beautiful"] >> good afternoon, everybody and thanks for being here. senator collins and i wanted to come here today most of all to say thank you to the men and women of the american intelligence, military, and homeland security community's for what they did for all of us yesterday. t

i think that's the truth in my heart and everybody knows that. think when this is all said and done, everyone in this town will know someone they've lost. >> you've been very active as you said on facebook. social networking as it has done in recent disasters playing a very important role in spreading information here. what kind of thing would you like to say to other people in joplin particularly as the weather is deteriorating again. >> take cover. it's dangerous outside. it's horrible. until this storm really -- it's mainly search and rescue and try to put a roof over your head. there's not much to try to rebuild right now or try to recover from. it's just try to stay safe and prevent further loss of life at this point. >> thank you so much. i can only again offer my sincere and deep condolences to you on this awful loss of your aunt and uncle. 2 of 116 that lost their lives in this devastating tornado. i really appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> thank you, piers. >>> cnn meteorologist jack >>> cnn meteorologist jacqui jeras is jo

the holy scripture there is no greater love than this, and so would you etch this eternal truth in our own hearts as we carry out our responsibilities to you, our families and our great nation. bless the young men and women of our armed services who walk in the footsteps of both anthony and henry, protecting and defending our lives and freedoms, and, lord, continue to bless and power and give great wisdom to our president, barack obama as he leads our nation in these challenging times. and, god bless america, in your holy name we pray, amen. >> thank you so much, everyone. please enjoy the reception. and, again, to the families, we could not be prouder of anthony and henry. we are grateful for their sacrifice. we are grateful for your sacrifice. you have made this country safer. tony and henry stand as a model of courage and patriotism. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. thank you, everyone. [ applause ] >> president obama honoring the sacrifice of two of the many americans who have laid down their lives with courageous action in defense of our country. in this case, awarding

his refrigerator tests showed it was human after that he started telling the truth about what happened he couldn't remember heart of it because he was drunk when he did it the victim he remembered recently got out of jail and didn't have a home to go to invited the man to his apartment he would invite anyone who offered to buy him alcohol. but we've also been able to speak to the mother of shad today and she expressed obviously deep concern that what her son appears to have of carried out this callous murder and the horrific eating bed of the victim she told us that he actually said to her after the hunger was discovered nearby to where the a party was that he had carried out this murder however due to his illness she didn't believe that he will to do such a thing. when you've used on the view i don't believe it he did it i don't believe that anyone i don't believe that he could cut someone up i don't believe that he could eat this i don't believe any of that has always been different when he was at school he set himself against the whole class and all the teachers the teachers gave him a mark he thought was unf

told us in the holy scripture there's no greater love than this so we do etch this eternal truth in our heartse carry out our responsibilities to you, our families and our great nation. bless the young men and women of our armed services who walk in the foot steps of both anthony and henry, protecting and defending our lives at freedom's cost and lord, continue to bless and give great power and widom to our president barack obama as he leads our nation these challenging times and god, bless america, in your holy name we pray, amen. >> amen. >> thank you very much everyone. please enjoy the reception. and again, to the families, we could not be prouder of anthony and henry. we are grateful for their sacrifice. we are grateful for your sacrifice. you have made this country safer. tony and henry stand as a model of courage and patriotism. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. thank you everyone. [applause] >> jenna: the president honors two army veterans in korea, 50 years later, here we are the day after osama bin laden. we'll have more coverage after the break[ . jenna: the pre

truth. that amid heart break, and tragedy, no one is a stranger. everybody is a brother. everybody is a sister. >> recovering from one of the worst natural disasters in u.s. history, will not happen overnight. but missouri governor jane nixon is optimistic about the future. >> joplin will look different. and more different still in two years. and three. and five. and as the years pass, the moral of our story will be the same. love thy neighbor. god bless. >> president obama's message was not just focused on the people of missouri but also on all of the people across the country. he urged them to get involve bid supporting the organizations that are providing food and shelter for the hundreds of people who have been displaced by the killer tornado. drew? >> dan lothian live with the president in joplin, missouri. thanks, dan. >>> a moment of silence for the victims of last week's tornado, our casey is there. what is the scene? >> there are hundreds of people behind me here and they are leaving the site where they observed a moment of silence here and at several other areas

us in the holy scriptures no greater love than this, and so would you etch this internal truth and to our own heart carry out our responsibility to you, our families and a great nation. bless the young men and women of our armed services who walked in the footsteps of both anthony in henry protecting and defending our lives and freedoms cost and lord continue to bless and give great wisdom to the president, barack obama as he leads the nation in these challenging times. god bless america in your wholley name we pray, amen. >> thank you so much, everyone. please, enjoy the reception and again, to the families, we couldn't be more proud of anthony and henry. we are grateful for their sacrifice. we are grateful for your sacrifice. you have made this country safer, tony and henry stand as a model of courage and patriotism. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ [inaudible conversations] al qaeda as leader and symbol and has continued mick intelligence committee mike rogers says in early january he was first

and so it's this eternal truth in our own hearts as we carry out our responsibilities to you, our familiesnation. was the young men and women of our armed services to walk in the footsteps of both anthony henry, protecting and defending our lives in freedom's cost. and lord, continue to bless, empowered, and give great wisdom to president as he leads the nation in these challenging times. and god bless america. in your holy name, we pray, amen. >> thank you so much, everyone. please enjoy the reception. and again to the families, we could not be prouder of anthony and henry. we're grateful for their sacrifice. we're grateful for your sacrifice. you have made this country sector. -- safer. tony in increase and as a model of courage and patriotism. got less you, and god bless the united states of america. thank you, everyone. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> now, president obama's visit to fort campbell, ky. he first met privately with the special operations troops. then he spoke to service members who recently returned from tours in afghanistan. this is about 30 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the deput

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and so it's this eternal truth in our own hearts as we carry out our responsibilities to you, our familiesand the great nation. was the young men and women of our armed services to walk in the footsteps of both anthony henry, protecting and defending our lives in freedom's cost. and lord, continue to bless, empowered, and give great wisdom to president as he leads the nation in these challenging times. and god bless america. in your holy name, we pray, amen. >> thank you so much, everyone. please enjoy the reception. and again to the families, we could not be prouder of anthony and henry. we're grateful for their sacrifice. we're grateful for your sacrifice. you have made this country sector. tony in increase and as a model of courage and patriotism. got less you, and god bless the united states of america. thank you, everyone. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. i am proud to be here with the democratic leadership of the house of representatives to say hail to the cheap. congratulations to president obama for his determination and commitment of resources, for may in net of priority to captu

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bush took this to heart when he started the war on terror literally take a look at that infamous orwellian bush ism. and we talk about really talking about that. but the truth is there's nothing worse for a nation and was war as james madison our fourth president of the constitution said no nation can preserve its freedom in the midst of perpetual war. it's wednesday which means it's time for the lone liberal wrong before i take on two of the city's most savvy conservative political commentators to debate the week's biggest issues on our panel tonight heather sermon and service strategist and managing owner of the for forty group public relations and amanda carey reporter with the daily caller either amanda welcome welcome to the world to be here to see you both. let's start right off newt gingrich has officially joined the two thousand and twelve republican race for the presidency though he's entering the race of quite a lot of baggage is currently on his third marriage after cheating on his first wife while she was recovering from cancer back in one nine hundred eighty he also cheated on a second wife with just been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in th

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ancestry or creed of our comrades, but only demanding that they number very truth americans and that we allork together hearthand and head, for the honor and greatness of our common country. [applause] >> the panel has been asked to discuss three topics which we will consider inurn. first, roosevelt's view of the nature of true americanism. second, and more important, our own views of the meaning of americanism today, and third, why it matters. we're going to proceed not by prepared speeches but it is to be hoped by a genuine conversation which leon and i will try to keep on track and keep moving forward. so we begin with roosevelt. as you have heard, theodore roosevelt approaches true americanism negatively in terms three anantithe sees. it is supposed to narrow local and parochial attachments. it is opposed to overbroad attachments, cosmopolitanism, it is opped both for immigrants and electoral politics to ethnically or religiously hyphenated identities. in a word, we should all regard ourselves and one another simply and unqualifyingly as americans, but what is the positive content of american identity an

truth to the light or protecting one person? >> smith: what is the right choice? >> i don't know. my gut and my heart say that you should protect the person. >> smith: after manning's arrest, assange was scheduled to speak in the us at a hackers' conference. >> the person who leaked the video in the first place to wikileaks should be considered a national hero. ( applause ) >> smith: talk of assange and manning dominated the discussions. >> to set the record clear, i'm not an informant; i'm a witness in a criminal case. >> smith: adrian lamo sat on what was referred to as the "snitch panel." >> bradley manning, the alleged leaker, is currently sitting in prison in kuwait, i believe, and he could be locked up for the rest of his life. what do you feel about that? >> i think it is a little bit ludicrous to say that bradley manning is going to be tortured. we don't do that to our... to our citizens. ( boos and shouts ) >> he got booed at many points. what he had done was probably the most unpopular thing, ever, in the hacker world-- when someone alleged to have been responsible for bringing out the trut

truth. >> she was the bachelorette that let fear get the best of her. but starting monday may 23rd ashley will follow her heart ready to get back in the ring. >> and 25 bachelors will follow her to the ends of the earth. >> whoa! >> in a season that will shock you. >> going to keep that on all night? >> and a moment that will shock her. the very first night. >> this year, we're all gay. >> super gay. >> i never knew that i would come in here and so soon be heartbroken. >> the bachelorette season premiere. monday, may 23rd on abc. >> i love chris harrison. >> jimmy: who doesn't? tonight, elimination night on "dancing with the stars" tonight. after a nationwide vote kendra wilkinson is going home which i'm sure is a bummer. but at least home doesn't come with an 85-year-old boyfriend anymore. so, kendra will be here later with her partner. wayne brady was on the show tonight, doing a musical tribute to the late james brown. and no one will be punished for that. isn't that something? him doing a tribute to james brown is like clay aiken doing a tribute to james brown. right? on saturday -- [ applause ] no, not un

she is speaking truth at the same time she is expressing her heart.rosis and other things. you do start to realize time is your most precious gift god gives us. we are going to miss her so much. we are happy for ann. >> ann said if i had my way, you would stay. i love that she said that. ann has been here at "the today show" 15 years. she's been such an incredible person on the show. she traveled the world and hugged everybody in the studio at least 100 times. >> and the dalai lama. we are so happy for natalie. we just adore her. it's a bittersweet day around here. life goes on. >> yes, it does. >> meredith said she wants to continue to be part of the nbc family. >> i loved. >> hopefully we'll see a lot of her. >> there is a reason we have a cute dog on the set. not just because he is a cute dog. she loves this dog so much. if you recall last week, when did he have lunch? >> he had breakfast on mommy's shoes. usually -- there it is. there is bambino eating my valentino. i don't usually take them home, i leave them here at the studio. i wore them home,

truth. i am tim pawlenty and i'm running for president of the united states. i believe with all my heartf the challenges we face can be overcome. my dad worked as a truck driver. my mom died when i was a teenager and i was the first time my family to graduate from college. as governor of minnesota, i drove a democratic state in a conservative direction. to be there for the next generation, we will have to do more than speeches. we've had three years of that and it is not working. join me tomorrow and around the country -- you will not hear the empty promises. you will hear solutions. together, we will change our country. and this time, it will be for the better. host: the announcement of tim pawlenty. again, he will do so officially in iowa. a story from "politico." vice president joe biden will be in manchester, new hampshire. we'll have live coverage of his speech for a democratic party fund-raiser, part of the kickoff for the president's reelection. mitt romney is in iowa and south carolina this week. you can catch all of it on our web site at c-span.org, part of our road to the white

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