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now, sam hirsch. who is sam hirsch? who is that? >> he is a top official at the justice department. he was a deputy to the number three official. he is a former obama donor, democratic lawyer, active in litigating on behalf of the democratic party interest. now is he in the justice department making decisions like this. and he. >> bill: why we have that kind of clout though. you shaw perez. perez goes in and says no, no, no. politics had nothing to do with it. we just didn't think there was enough evidence. come on. but why would hirsch have that kind of power? >> because he was the boss of all the folks who were making the decision as to what to do against the black panthers. not only that he was informing and collaborating and conferring with his bosses, including tom pirelli, again, another close obama guy, raises a boat load of money for obama. >> bill: these guys aren't fbi guys. these are appointees that get jobs in the department of justice. but you have got it think that holder, the attorney general because of the profile of this case because it was done on the fox news chan

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[applause] >> hirsch, and good afternoon. good to see you. thank you for joining us here in the southeast part of the city. i am happy to see many of the people i consider to be partners in this. i want toff

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and, so, emil he hirsch's character and myself say we're going to kill my wife for insurance money, we we hire matthew mcconaughey, who is a dallas police officer, to take care of business for us. >> jimmy: you have an nc-17 rating -- >> it does have that. >> jimmy: it is rare. >> well, you know, look. there's some rough, graphic portrayals of real life. and some people on the ratings board felt like it was a little too honest and too gafic for an r-rating, so. >> jimmy: sometimes that can help, though, because it gets people interested. >> look. it was a very famous play by tr tracy le tz who one a pulitzer prize. it's a well-traveled, new york, london, chicago play and people that are familiar with the subject matter know that, you know, tracy grew up in a very poor surrounding in oklahoma. and he is a very honest, very authentic american writer. and he writes characters that will do and say the things that are done and said in "killer joe." i admire that, you know, there is this sort of rural sort of lower socioeconomic crime and punishment scale that doesn't apply to a lot of peopl

here in chicago hirsch also in springfield illinois lawmakers are holding a special session to try to work out the state's public pension crisis but so far in irresolution the state owes current and future retirees $93 billion but the money to pay them is not there republican leaders want house speaker mike madigan to accept a plan to require state employers to choose between lower pension payments and the loss of their retiree health-care benefits madigan wants to gradually shift of pension burden to local governments will speak with tribune political reporter rick pearson live from springfield later on this hour a pedestrian was struck and killed while crossing the street in the roseland neighborhood that happened early this morning in front of roseland hospital on west 111th street 43 year-old kenneth edward collins worked at the hospital in adolescence mental health if he was on his way to pick up his paycheck his mother tells wgn news that he was a ph.d. student at depaul and active in african american juvenile justice police are investigating the cause of this accident members o

jeff hirsch, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate that.e more on this topic coming up in just a little bit. the tricky decision of picking a running mate, we'll talk to a former aide on john mccain's running mate. plus we'll get his take on paul ryan. >> we can either stay on the current passion that we are on, a nation in debt, a nation in doubt, a nation in despair with high unemployment where we're giving our children a diminished future or we can change this thing and get this country back on the right track. >>> so mid romney and paul ryan are going to head in separate directions today on the campaign trail. romney goes to florida while ryan travel toes iowa. romney made the official announcement of ryan acid his vice presidential pick on saturday in virginia and rally owes saturday and on "60 minutes" they outlined their vision of america with plans to cut taxes and spending and cap costs on medicare. >> i have my budget plan, as you know, that eve put out and that is the budget plan that we're going to run on. at the same time, we h

they hire killer joe, emile hirsch's character hires matthew mcconaughey, "killer joe," to kill his momow, listen, it's about -- >> jimmy: people trying to get money. >> how people make really bad decisions. and having really horrible outcomes. but, it's really funny. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it is. honest to god. >> jimmy: not as dark as you think it is. yeah. >> it's a dark. but, it's a really dark, dark, like, black hole comedy. >> jimmy: okay. it's fun. i want to show a clip of gina gershon and juno temple in "killer joe." >> his name is marshall. >> you need to go out more often. >> nobody ever knew we were going together. we didn't see each other at recess. we didn't sit together at lunch. we never wrote notes, and he didn't walk me home from school. >> when would you see him? >> in class, at school. >> what about alone? >> we didn't see each other alone. >> ever? >> that was secret. >> how are you going together if you never spend any time alone? >> we just knew. we talked about it. it wouldn't be what it was if it was true. >> what was true? >> well, he loves me. >> how do you know he

steve hirsch of vivid entertainment, one of the largest producers of pornography, says if people don'tatch they can tune out.hirsch says, "these groups, these sort of self- proclaimed morality police uh they come in and want to tell you what's the best for you to watch and it never works." we contacted all five hotels requesting interviews. in a statement, hilton hotel said, "all adult content is only accessible to adult guests who request access and choose to view it." hyatt said it takes steps to ensure that "guests will not be inadvertently exposed to pornography." choice hotels are independently owned and operated and the entertainment options are left to owners. starwood has yet to respond but marriot says it is working at removing on-demand adult content by switching over to and internet-based system. guests could access porn that way, but the hotel will not be directly providing it. in new york, lauren green, fox news. 3 the world's porn industry revenues top 60 billion dollars a year.... america is responsible for more than 12 billion of those porn purchases. that's more than p

here's matthew mcconaughey and emile hirsch in "killer joe." >> do you want me off the job?ving until i get my money. >> i don't like that. >> well, i don't care. >> i don't want you near my sister. >> i don't care. >> and if i tell you the deal is off? >> then i will leave right now and you will never see me again. your call. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go right there. he's a good actor, too. i like that guy. >> emile is excellent man. great young man. >> jimmy: fun. also gina gershon is in it, too, right? >> yep, gina gershon. juno temple. >> jimmy: we have -- we always like to play games on our show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i know -- we combined the game. because i know you love beer. i know you like sports. and i know you like driving. so, we combined all three. >> outstanding. >> jimmy: all right. good. >> outstanding. >> jimmy: it is going to be fun. all right. matthew mcconaughey and i are going to race when we get back, you guys. it's going to be fun. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing a match made in skin heaven. new venus & ol

. >> reporter: steve hirsch of vivid entertainment, one of the largest producers of pornography says don't want to watch, they can tune out. >> these self-proclaimed morale police want to come in and tell when you's best for to you watch and it never works. >> reporter: we contacted all five hotels requesting interviews. in a statement, hilton hotel said it's only accessible to adult guests who request access and choose to view it. hyatt takes steps to ensure guests are not inadvertently exposed. choice hotels are independently owned and operated and the entertainment options are left to owners. star wood has yet to respond but marriott says it is working at removing on-demand content by switching over to an internet-based system. guests can access porn that way but the hotel will not be directly providing it. in new york, lauren greene, fox news. >>> joe paterno's family plans to appeal ncaa sanctions imposed against penn state in the wake of the sandusky sex abuse scandal. they say penn state acted hastily without due process. the report found that paterno and other top officials c

so joining us now, "consumer reports" senior associate editor, jamie hirsch.e here. >> arthel: we love you brought three brands here. i'm happy with these three because i'm familiar with all three. let's start with the top three. >> rick: what is extra virgin although mean? >> i'm glad you asked. in europe, extra virgin is very strictly defined. it means there is a certain standard of acidity, of fruitiness, ripeness, a grassy kind of flavor, and in the u.s., there is actually nobody really monitoring the use of the term extra virgin. in the u.s., really importers or domestic companies can call it extra virgin and doesn't necessarily mean it's superior. >> arthel: go ahead. the bottom line is? strangely enough, we're going to find out, these three -- two are from california. not italy. let's start with this one from trader joe's. >> all three of these are "consumer reports" best buys. of the 23 extra virgin olive oils that our experts tasted, these three were the best combination of quality and value. trader joe's was one of the two best of the olive oils that

i want to thank donna cooper, adam hirsch, our economist, and ann o'leary. it is my task now introduced matt james, president of the center for the next generation, and he has worked on a whole range of issues that are critical to economic competitiveness, from education to health care and to add expertise on these issues, and he puts atenter -- stake in his work children and their needs. it is my great honor to introduce matt james. [applause] >> morning, everyone. this is a great day for us. this is the release of our first big report, and let me thank nnera for kerr and john podesta, in the early days, when the center was operating in my family room, they were constant colleagues who helped me think to the issues about how to set up the center, and we could not be here without their advice. thank you. let me thank donna cooper and adam hirsch for their hard work. this is not easy. the quality of the work is absolutely fantastic, and we are proud to be releasing this debate. let me thank my colleague and o'leary. she was one of the first big hires for the

hirsch, he's not a fan, not willing to put in the hands of professional educators. put it this way. i agree with the premise that you do not want to discourage teachers from doing what they are enthusiastically interested in doing. but if you say that this fourth grade child needs to learn the process of photosynthesis, okay. the teachers and defensiveness and interest can come into that, but not at the expense of leaving the kids ignorant of photosynthesis. and i think that's, that's what i say it's not both dependent. it's knowledge dependent. >> the rules of the federal, state, local, i mean, we have in my lifetime as a reporter, seen a remarkable intrusion, if you will, of the federal government in public education. didn't start with no child left behind but has been -- georgia as governors, what's the proper balance? >> we are in the process of seeking a waiver from no child left behind, as we speak. i think different states have different requirements, different needs. nevada is not delaware. and vice versa. we have to have the ability as dr. hirsch said, talk

i actually lee hirsch, the director and i went to high school together. so i was there when he was being bullied. um, and i'm sorry to say i was not the best upstander. so it's been wonderful for me to be a part of this to be able to sort of, you know, make amends, if you will, and have a way to try to, you know, work in a different way, um, you know, to move forward on the issue. it's, um, you know, i -- during the production of the film close to the end i went out to this field, and i went house the house to talk to all of the parents of all the bullied kids and get their consent and their permission to let their kids be in the film. and one thing just from the conversation that was happening on the panel earlier, just to enter into that a little bit, one thing that was really interesting to me was that so many of the parents of the bullies, um, you know, some were really disconnected and were happy for their kid to be in a film. and even though i brought the footage to show what was going on, didn't really want to engage in it, were just happy to say,

i'd like to leave you all with one more powerful psa greater with lee hirsch is remarkable footage fromlaimed documentary. is real footage from the firm bully is courtesy of the only project and the weinstein company, and we're grateful for their collaboration, and i'm so glad that sarah from the only project to join us here today. >> no, no, no. >> every day, kids witness bullying. they want to help. how? teacher kids have to be more than a bystander. visit stopbullying.gov. >> what lee manages to capture on camera is a poignant reminder of the importance of equipping our children more than just bystanders. before we take questions for a minute or two i'd like to just say once again, that none of this would be possible without the tremendous support of our extraordinary partners. this is an unprecedented event. where so many have come for to provide corporate and media support, nonprofit leadership, and government resources to take on such a critical issue. i know it will have impact. for those of you who have already done so much to fight bullying, we thank you. we are proud of what h

when we started to do this report, i remember the first day i walked over to my colleague, adam hirsch, a chinese expert. i said a bet we would find out that there were teaching the multiplication before they start school, and i was joking. two weeks later, we spoke with experts pointed out to me that the chinese changed their preschool curriculum. the goal was 3 digit multiplication by entry to kindergarten. but they tested 90,000 pre-k students in china and realize they could not do three digits, so they're bringing down their digits down to two. that is by the time you enter kindergarten. to this point, on what middle- class parents know, one of the things that we see around the quality deficit in both india and china is that they are mimicking what middle-class parents know in america need to happen for their children who have the skills to compete in the global economy. one of the points we make in this report heavily as we look at the patterns that have served the middle and upper-class families well for a decade and what parents have focused on with the learning of their childre

we also like to thank adam hirsch and donna cooper. this was not an easy report to put together. it is very tough. the quality of the work is absolutely fantastic and we are proud to be releasing it today. i would like to also thank my colleague, ann o'leary. she was on the first hires at the center for the next generation. i said to my wife, i think i just hired the smartest person i ever worked with. and i have worked with a lot of smart people. she has been a terrific colleague and friend. let me just quickly talk about what the center is about. it is a partnership between me, tom stier, who was a businessman in california, and also his brother, jim stier, a children's advocate who started a number of organizations. we came together to try to make a new organization that will be focused on the primary issues that will effect the next generation of young americans. our first program areas are sustainability and children and families issues. and we offer you both here and on a national basis, and also in her home state of california. the way to think about it is a strategic beau

we also like to thank adam hirsch and donna cooper. this was not an easy report to put together. it is very tough. the quality of the work is absolutely fantastic and we are proud to be releasing it today. i would like to also thank my colleague, ann o'leary. she was on the first hires at the center for the next generation. i said to my wife, i think i just hired the smartest person i ever worked with. and i have worked with a lot of smart people. she has been a terrific colleague and friend. let me just quickly talk about what the center is about. it is a partnership between me, tom stier, who was a businessman in california, and also his brother, jim stier, a children's advocate who started a number of organizations. we came together to try to make a new organization that will be focused on the primary issues that will effect the next generation of young americans. our first program areas are sustainability and children and families issues. and we offer you both here and on a national basis, and also in her home state of california. the way to think about it is a strategic beau

we also like to thank adam hirsch and donna cooper. this was not an easy report to put together. it is very tough. the quality of the work is absolutely fantastic and we are proud to be releasing it today. i would like to also thank my colleague, ann o'leary. she was on the first hires at the center for the next generation. i said to my wife, i think i just hired the smartest person i ever worked with. and i have worked with a lot of smart people. she has been a terrific colleague and friend. let me just quickly talk about what the center is about. it is a partnership between me, tom stier, who was a businessman in california, and also his brother, jim stier, a children's advocate who started a number of organizations. we came together to try to make a new organization that will be focused on the primary issues that will effect the next generation of young americans. our first program areas are sustainability and children and families issues. and we offer you both here and on a national basis, and also in her home state of california. the way to think about it is a strategic beau

lee hirsch is simply raises the public's awareness to new heights.rsations i think across the country, conversations that had to be had in that movie bully spurred so much of that. we've also seen lady gaga born this way foundation and the cartoon network's "stop bullying: speak up" campaign. they're part of a growing momentum, growing movement that will will try to in bullying here. i want to thank them for being so proactive and the creativity and helping to reach people where they are. here in washington, our administration is driving to do our part with new beta contest for youth, challenge them to be more than a bystander. asking them to help find ways to create space, kind and respectful cultures where all kids can be free, see who they are. websites of the few cons to is stop bullying -- stop bullying dot challenge.gov and the contest will be open for about another month or so. two months until october 14. we have taken an important new steps, use law to protect children from bullying and i want to thank the office of civil rights for the way