is he inept and officially creepy after not chiding hoffa jr.> bill: did you ever like him, miller? >> sure i did. how many months when i said i saw him in grant park that night and i thought about black kids in this country and how who he have had to look up to syringes in their asses to hit home runs and women in such misogynistic terms. i thought this is a great moment in this country to right a lot of wrong. i came out of the box. i didn't vote for him but i thought this could be a good thing. around six months in i began to get it is he inept. not that good at it chicago thug. the other day when he didn't defend me against an idiot like hoffa, he just lost me. i'm voting him out next year to the best that i can which is one vote. >> all right. so, look, you see the chaos in egypt and how the president is handling it. your thousand? >> in the spirit of solidarity with freedom fighters all over the world, bill, i have broken out my dennis miller zone listening fez. i want to say this doubles nicely when the boehner gas canisters start flying.

and it was meant to take on jimmy hoffa's corruption. barry goldwater kept on interrupting. he would say things like well i would rather have jimmy hoffa stealing my money than walter rutha stealing my freedom. walter rutha was head of the united auto workers, who pioneered like the automatic cost of living increase. he was fighting to make the operations and corporations much more transparent. he was the most political aggressive labor leader in history. by taking on sbun like walter rutha, businessmen flocked to barry goldwater as their savior. these were the guys, these businessmen were the people who ended up organizing the group that under barry goldwater's nose without him being involved at all put together a conscience of conservative and first put him forward as a presidential candidate. >> can i disagree with what he said? >> sure. >> my experience with barry and interviewing him, he wasn't -- i'm convinced he wasn't against unions. i mean, the small libertarian thing. he said many times in our shows, to join a union or not join a union, it's their personal voice. h

so this is so let's hope hoffa looks going into with thirty and all the teams here a guaranteed finish regardless of what happens today they will qualify for many championship lee one of the teams will play each other twice small this side of the champions and european places. that. these teams will enter the relegation league they will again play each other home and away for the last two sides getting the chop and. they will also looking for the league winner in a row they take home west brom at the emirates stadium striker robin van persie is expected to start coming on a substitute in their goal of same the champions league he was named the league's player of the month to score and seven goals but even with the dutchman in the side coach johnson bringing things west brom will prove to be difficult opponents. real is expected. to be a two for everybody. so of all i believe that his qualities of technical qualities are side do as well organized resorts in norway's . and therefore from dawn to. two what peace could be put to good. all in the other games today league leaders manchester

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money we'd need for a comfortable life but is it time for the mega rich to spread the spoils story hoffa mr gauges where people in new york draw the line between affluence and evarist. the general public has been vilifying the very rich lately so what does the public consider too much money this week let's talk about that. too much money yeah if someone has more than a million should they pay more in taxes yes they absolutely said yes i want too much money so i'm not going to answer. those ten million too much too much for too much when the limit when millions enough to have would say if people make more than a million dollars and they have bet on their bank account should they be forced to give back a moral or a moral and an ounce in general interestingly i saw once that the answer the question do you have enough money the curve goes like this as your wealth increases so people who don't have a lot feel that they don't have enough as they as people get wealthier a higher percentage of the think they have enough until they pass a certain point whereas as you get even wealthier you want e

they're supposed to give women a boost in their backside but these injections turned dangerous gail hoffa'sife in northwest washington with the story. -- turned dangerous. >> they turned up hoping for a perfect figure. the woman who promised it was doing something not only illegal but very dangerous. >> there have been deaths from injections of silicon. >> and get people who want -- yet people want a j.lo booty with nine injections. $4,000 per injection. this is our base book picture. -- this is her facebook picture. she was arrested at this marriott hotel and charged with distributing unapproved and misbranded devices. >> they may look fine for a while, but then it starts festering and turned into a chronic problem. it has to be cut out. >> there could be hard lumps skin discolorations come and infections. >> if the needle is not clean you can get aids or hepatitis. >> at this hotel there was an acquisition of during the same thing back in 2008 and she was arrested. an exotic dancer from baltimore said her silicone had wound up in her lungs. >> it traveled through an artery to her lungs. i

: if they want real serious to look at important crime, the great labor leaders of all time, jimmy hoffaigan. it'd like hi that pursued. >> eric: way back then they thought obama would be soft on crime? >> andrea: i cannot believe you brought the natalie wood case back to obama. only you. >> bob: you can't believe it? you can't believe he did that? bopsey twins bringing obama to everything? >> andrea: unabomber bashing bopsey -- the obama bashing bopsey twins? >> bob: yes. >> greg: this is a tip. don't drink on a boat. drinking makes you feel like you are on a boat when you are on dry land. going on a boat, drinking and going on a boat cancels out. you're sober. >> bob: when i had a boat i was drinking on it. >> andrea: this segment -- >> dana: that's why you had a waterbed? >> bob: i woke up at the wheel of a boat and down almost to the bay, about 150 miles. dangerous. >> greg: a bad thing. always end the story with don't do that. >> bob: it was a sad story back then. i love to see pictures of her. great looking. don't exhume her. >> andrea: you brought up the captain who is in question

: if they want real serious to look at important crime, the great labor leaders of all time, jimmy hoffachigan. it'd like hi that pursued. >> eric: way back then they thought obama would be soft on crime? >> andrea: i cannot believe you brought the natalie wood case back to obama. only you. >> bob: you can't believe it? you can't believe he did that? bopsey twins bringing obama to everything? >> andrea: unabomber bashing bopsey -- the obama bashing bopsey twins? >> bob: yes. >> greg: this is a tip. don't drink on a boat. drinking makes you feel like you are on a boat when you are on dry land. going on a boat, drinking and going on a boat cancels out. you're sober. >> bob: when i had a boat i was drinking on it. >> andrea: this segment -- >> dana: that's why you had a waterbed? >> bob: i woke up at the wheel of a boat and down almost to the bay, about 150 miles. dangerous. >> greg: a bad thing. always end the story with don't do that. >> bob: it was a sad story back then. i love to see pictures of her. great looking. don't exhume her. >> andrea: you brought up the captain who is in questi

the other thing was there was another hearing in the late 1950's meant to take on jimmy hoffa pose a corruption, and goldwater would keep interrupting. he would say, "i would rather have jimmy hoffa stealing my money than walter with stealing my freedom." walter reuther was the head of the united autoworkers who have basically pioneered things like the automatic cost-of-living increase. he was fighting to make the operations of corporations much more transparent. he was the most politically aggressive labor leader in history and one of the most successful. by taking on someone like walter luther, businessmen all over the country fought to barry goldwater's banner as their savior. these were the guys, these businessmen, were the people ended up organizing the group that began under barry goldwater was in those without them being involved at all first put them forward as presidential candidates. am i completely disagree with what he just said. my experience with barry in interviewing him was he was not -- i am convinced he was not against unions. he said many times in our shows imagine