but you know the teamsters today very clean union james hoffa jr running it very clean guys that some of the original jimmy hoffa's worst critics say they tell me the teamsters today great union totally uncorrupt in the old days though there were a lot of mafia connections so so it was the bribe to nixon in sixty and the bribed nixon seventy two december seventy one seventy one done by the mob that was in this the nixon was afraid was in this he was afraid it was in the us it was the same people the same mobsters who were bribing him to get off out of jail who are also the lawyers that he was hiring to kill castro to exactly some of the same ones from september sixth i mean the same month september sixteenth we show in. the you know the cia needs. a long secret report that has ok is these mobsters and these guys are trying to kill for the right before the sixty election and then and then it's the same guys like conti who are donating five months before watergate for a new one million dollar bribe to nixon you know to let those special conditions them off some of them obviously there's

hoffa said?n't this be a big motivated moment for wage earners in the country to get out and do what they have to do? >> absolutely. politics is about choices. and the choice is more clear now than it was last week. american workers want more and better social security, not less. income replacement is already among the lowest in the world in retirement. they want better medicare, not less and not more attacks on their health care. they want better job security. not more offshoring of work. 500,000 customer service and tech jobs have left in the last five years. i do think, though, ed, as you mentioned earlier, we need a clear return to progressivism and populous politics in the democratic party as well. we can't be complacent and say the choice is clear. we need democrats to come out for workers' right, for employment security, for retirement for america's workers, for better health care. but it is clear the choice could never be starker. >> it's also very clear in an interview he's done on right

jimmy hoffa junior, $372,000. truck driver, small truck driver on average, $33,000. federation of teachers $494,00,000. and rachel elizabeth, remember her. student trying to work her way through college at chick-fil-a. $18,000. andrea, it's almost mindboggling how the left has a problem with the 1%. the class warfare. they should look at themselves. >> andrea: as long as they supporting president obama, who cares? how can the union leaders be a credible voice for people they represent? they're not in the stratosphere of what the constituencies make. you take jimmy hoffa for example, other disbursement on top of his salary, $60,000. for what? i mean you look at this. they are the 1%. the 989 in fact their organization support the 1%. that's different from the way the u.s. economy is. where the 1% are supporting the welfare. >> greg: here is the thing. these were the groups that were going out of their way to champion occupy wall street, offering them everything. can you occupy yourself? if they're the 1% they should occupy their own offices and protesting there. union

i am certain he knew where the body of jimmy hoffa was buried when you got done listening to the rumors. now, the lapd uses home with industries as an integral part of its anti-gang efforts. not all of them, not 9000 members, but i can tell you this, homeboy industries have their annual benefit to honor people in the community as well as former gang members, the person they honored was chief charlie of the lapd. unless you think that was an anomaly, the year before they honored the sheriff. there is an alliance between community-based organizations, and law-enforcement. this is not enough. there has also been in the streets, ongoing, a relationship, a delicate one, a thoughtful one between the loss angeles police department and gang intervention. interventionists are former gang members. they have to be very careful about how they play out the relationship. they do not want to be snitches. but they want to stop the bleeding. i cannot tell you the complete shock that i have felt as i have sat down with veteran members of the lapd staff, and they talked about the important work of gang in

where american reese hoffa claimed bronze.n the track, the battle to become the world's fastest woman began as american sprinter carmelita jenner posted the evening's best team in the 100-meter heats. >> this looked like someone who is ready to claim her first olympic medal. >> in tennis, the gold medal matches are set. >> serena williams will play for gold. >> it will be serena williams going for her first olympic singles medal against maria sharapova. while on the men's side, a wimbledon final rematch, roger federer came back to win in a match that lasted 4 1/2 hours. tomorrow, he'll face andy murray and all his british fans. >> looks like to the back post. is it the opening goal? the flag stays down. abby wambach scores again. >> and on the soccer pitch, abby wambach's fourth goal of these olympics sent the american women cartwheeling into next week's semifinals. there was also a big upset in men's beach volleyball. americans tom rogers and phil dalhausser, the defending gold medalists knocked out by an italian team. now ch

teamsters president james hoffa. i'll have my own thoughts of keeping american jobs and why republicans are so darn wrong. plus mitt romney went to israel to suck up to sheldon adelson and to court jewish voters. well, at least the sucking up has done well. if a political ad has proven to be an outright lie why in the world is it still on tv? we're off to the races. come along for the ride. don't just vacuum clean, resolve clean. break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... ♪ [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> jennifer: now to my point. something has been rea

their fifth straight defeat after losing to want them to ten monterrey damo were one nil down off the hoffa now thanks to say the boss but was thrown a second half a lifeline as to that were refused to ten man huge jack finally netted dynamics' first league go but eight minutes to go lucky here because he sent off rebus completed his grace to one before to mamma had given karami dismissed and remained rooted to the bottom but to right now go for it. so back and forth match just outside moscow but it was a one way street for taste of the army men trying three know that new boys mordovia to clinch their third. the victory of the campaign. opened after thirty minutes before russia before the islands are going to have doubled their lead right before the break and it's in the star now complete to the right eight minutes into the second half to start the sixth day over twelve. was saturday spotlight bounced back from last week's five nil demolition by zenaida's tonight average men rallied two into one at a time to remain i guess i have earned a penalty for the visitors ten minutes before half tim

honestly, megyn, i get calls from listeners all the time hoffa seetionly thank the obama administrationnging their family together. it's not just the kids sleeping in their race car bed again the mobile hanging from the ceiling. but mom and dad are sleeping on the couch. you have multiple generations. barack obama's economy is like the waltons. >> i love how you take a measure of 2007-twine and blame barack obama for that. so clearly there was something wrong with our economy before this president took office. megyn: but she is the one who says the great recession has had tremendous effects that previous smaller recessions did not. she is calling it the great recession. >> reporter: she is talking about the data she researched. where it was up only 4% from it was in 1990 after 10 years of reagan and bush. these things do happen. megyn: is this a good thing or bad thing? >> i think it's a very bad thing. i don't think it's all the economy. i think there is a certain problem creeping into our culture. if you still live in the same room where you slept with a barney and sippy cup you are n

hoffa will discuss defining patriotism and the american worker. i would like to present our guest with our famous national press mu clubg. [laughter] the last question is how you think the perception of nuns of change in the u.s.? >> we probably should write a thank-you note to the vatican for shedding of a different light on this. with every challenge, there is always a blessing on the other side. there have been so many blessings already associated with this particular crisis. one of them has been to draw greater attention to the work and where we have come from cents bavaria's beginnings. it is also how well -- how far u.s. women have come and we are grateful for that. as i said in my opening remarks, we're grateful to the media for that and grateful to the thousands and thousands of great people men and women have written to is to support us. per not perfect but we are challenged by your example. we're challenge the big more. there are blessings. i don't know if i answered the question. i want to thank you for this opportunity to be with you t

hoffa, president of the brotherhood of teamsters will discuss protecting america and the american workerssecond, make to present our guest with our famous national press club mug. and the last question is, how do you think the perception of nuns has changed in the u.s. cannot always pictured is holding rulers of of looking stern? [laughter] >> we probably should write a thank you note to the vatican for setting a different light on women religious. and you know come with every challenge the result was a blessing on the other side. there have been so many blessings already associated with this particular crisis as some might see it in a real nice. one of them certainly has been to draw greater attention to the work of women religious, where we've come from since those area to pick days, how well educated women are, how far we've gone to the margin to work with the unserved in the underserved and were very grateful for that. i think as i said in my opening remarks, we are grateful to the media for that, we are grateful for the thousands and thousand of men in concert created life, men and w