so i heard him in one meeting say, turn to holden, i was in the room with holden, the two of us. he turned to us, and said, bob, how many times am i going to tell you? we need a team here. people can go in and break in if necessary, get those papers back. he said, we're not going to get it done otherwise. the fbi used to do this, they're not doing a good job of it. all of this is on tape, so you've probably heard these tapes. i was sitting there listening, and this is maybe where youth becomes a disadvantage. i took him very literally. i thought, this is really what he means, and he's the president, and troops are in battle including friends of mine flying helicopters in vietnam. and this is a -- this is a serious business. when we left the oval office that day, i turned to holden and said, what are we supposed to do with this? he said, well, we have to get somebody to do something about those brookings papers. he said, call and just tell john to take care of it. so he said, we're letting the president blow off steam. he said, he's blowing off steam. so i called and told erlicman

this is to representative old alien from pennsylvania seventeenth district holden is a blue dog and he's one of the democrats who voted against obamacare and now after holden's congressional district was redrawn last year to include more liberal voters in finds himself in a tough primary against a real democrat a progressive named map. and the blue dogs are rallying together to protect their own. as politico reports a washington d.c. based organization center forward so progress from the senate is that forwards run by former blue dog representative blood kramer and funded with a whole pile of corporate money they're spending one hundred thousand dollars in ads against the progressive mr cartwright in pennsylvania a key accusing the progressive mr cartwright of working against president obama on health reform that's right the blue dogs who voted against obamacare are accusing the progressive who's running in the primary who supports a national health care system they're accusing the progressive of being an opponent of the president's efforts to reform a broken health care system course of

holden and altmire would be the first two democrats that voted against the health care law to lose in a primary. after tonight we'll know which republican will take on democratic senator bob casey this fall. the field is thin and in the five-way primary sam roher, it should be a warning sign for republicans that they couldn't find a top tier or second tier challenger to take on casey in this battleground state says a lot how frankly serious pennsylvania will be contested in the fall. arizona's controversial immigration law is getting a major attention back in washington. tomorrow the supreme court hears arguments on the case and this morning a senate panel stacked with some heavy hitters questions the architect of the legislation. nbc's luke russert covers capitol hill. fill me in, immigration day at the senate. >> reporter: immigration at the senate indeed, chuck, in a subcommittee part of the senate judiciary committee, headed by charles schumer, will take an indepth look at arizona law 1070. we all know the law, the very controversial one, that says that law enforcement can stop in

and clearly that's not what the founders intended when they wrote the constitution. >> congressman, holden, what do the supreme court strikes this down? >> well, first, george, we hope that the court will uphold this. if they strikes this down on constitutional grounds, i think most people understand the only approach that you can take after that to get everybody covered is to go to a medicare for all-type proposal. that's something that republicans had rejected. that's why mitt romney took that approach up in massachusetts. because that is the one way that everybody gets into the insurance poll. look, i think if the court strikes this down, i think we have to ask our republican colleagues for the replace half which was repeal and replace, the proposal that paul and others have put forth, it would say to folks who don't get health insurance, you'll be taxed more. in a sense, it's just a different approach, because they don't insure everybody getting into the pool, they would allow a lot of free riders to use the health care system. >> congressman ryan, even the advocate for the proponents'

all going to the afc west, and michael calvin, holden, and uwould you sue bound for the nfc. >> first weekend of the nba playoffs continue, four games on top. lakers and nuggets at the stapler in. jack blue jackets. >> nick: -- jack nicholson in the front row. lakers coasting. former warrior, he had 41. the story of the game, andrew bynum. nba playoff record 10 blocks. first postseason triple-double since magic johnson 21 years ago. other. >> tony parker and the spurs had no problem with the jazz. 28 points, eight acysts -- assists. tim done -- spurs win game one, 106-91. >> from the court to the ice, game one between the devils and flyers. briere, the blast inside the blue line. beauts brodeur. >> let's tee it up in new orleans. jason dufner had to make a choice. play husband ball with a gator lurking or take a stroke. he takes the stroke and then rolls in a 43-footer for par the hard way. tied with ernie els. sudden death. dufner misses a six footer for bird. then ernie els, misses. oh, my. second playoff hole, dufner, the tap-in for birdie, ending a 163 event drought. and he is get

holden, for the information of the norwegian broadcasting corporation, do parts of films show breivik placing the bomb? or is it the film in its entirety that may not be broadcasted? our impression is that it's the animated. the first part may be played. and so then we would have a break, so that those who would leave the room can then leave the room and they will have a possibility to make their own necessary changes. is that possible? thank you. >> we're listening to animation of the part of oslo where anders breivik planted, where he planted the bomb. you can see there his vehicle. there were, i think, the prosecutor said four cameras so they have a very, very good picture of exactly what went on, and the time in fact was something like 15:25, 3:25 in the afternoon when this was happening. so a minute worth of this animation to show what exactly happened before the explosion took place. they are in fact going to show the actual footage, along with other broadcasters, we may well not show for obvious reasons. so that was the reconvening of the court case this afternoon. we've seen a

and you have to think about the tim holden thing. you're the longest serving is member.hould we be surprised that when congress has a job rating of under 20% that incumbents lose? maybe john boehner is on to something when he says there's a one in three chance the republicans lose control. finally last night we learned who senator bob casey's republican challenger will be. former coal company owner tom smith. he won a five-way race, notable for its lack of star power, calling into question is pennsylvania really a swing state. i want to go over to the supreme court. just weeks after they gave us the judicial fireworks over the president's health care law, the justices are back at the bench this morning. they're hearing both sides of the debate on key pieces of arizona's immigration law and, guess what, it's two familiar faces, justice correspondent pete which wiilliams has our pr from the supreme court. same two guys arguing a different case. >> reporter: the solicitor general defending the law tore the obama administration and paul clement who argued against the health

braydon holden making his nhl debut in the playoffs. early in o.t.cus johansson shot turn ad side. the go ahead to chris kelly -- turned aside. the go ahead to chris kelly and that's a problem. his slapper for the game winner one minute 18 seconds into the extra period. the caps fall to the bruins 1-0 in overtime. the rangers top seed hosting the iowa senators, 2nd period new york leads 1 -0. marian gaborik along in front beats craig anderson. rangers up 1-0. brian boyle with the loose puck and he beats anderson. rangers defeat the senators 4-2 to take game one. >>> don't go anywhere. when we return, why gio gonzalez had an opening day to remember and smile even if the record books might not show it. mm, these artisan bagels are so tasty. what do you think "artisan" means? i believe art is latin for "well-crafted" and isan is greek for "one who cares." so, well-crafted by one who cares, huh? either that, or it just means "really, really, really good bagels." i think you left out a "really." dunkin's new artisan bagels are as authentic as it gets. sof

who gave the renzo it was lorenzo winner of the season opening race and it's hardly started from holden to read over one switch to be taken by groups of before stoner also stepped up a gear deployed in front of just two lamps the strain was troubled by lauren so throughout but moments to hang on to the lead on the bench the edge of the contest by less than a second was a sweet victory for us there were those still not enough to catch the enzo at the top of the standings four points separate the to do so meanwhile was. as far as you know no one had before it doesn't really matter unite is down the track trying to warn you know you haven't won there's always a first time but just the fact that you know we sort of turned it around again overnight yes and i wasn't looking good for us and you know we were definitely struggling a bit with the set up so we had to find some for the race today i'm fortunate moment was when we we took a gamble for the race and it worked out. finally he's the best boxer in the country at the moment but can pretty much walk in the street without being recognized mi

sliver of people asked about romney's comments president medvedev advised him to stop reverting to holden days hollywood steering types and take a look at the calendar. but it is all u.s. presidential candidates to make reasonable statements it wouldn't do them any harm to do so and they will choose it's the twenty twelve midnight and seventy's and you know the current leaders of the two countries may have long delayed the cold war to aggress. but for some it's just too good to like girl boy to return to those cold war simple days. russia is not the only foreign policy bandwagon the republican presidential hopefuls are capitalizing on the list also includes china he ran syria each candidate except ron paul trying to sound tougher than the other the strategies they put forward warming arming isolating threatening i want to lead china i want to go to war with china these guys are interest and an end of it and looking for ways to get it to work to harness of course should take military action it is unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon but it would give all of what the trigger happy

jason altmeyer who has been on this program a couple of times and tim holden, the senior, the most senior member of the pennsylvania delegation, a 10 term guy, they were both ousted by other democrats essentially because they both voted against the president's health care reform. >> two points dau-- a blue dog democrat is one that is conservative fiscally. they voted against obamacare a couple of years ago but i see this a little bit differently. i see this as bad news for the republicans actually that blue dog democrats would get voted out after obamacare and all the discussion about obamacare right now being overturned, and those who voted against it are ousted? i don't see that as necessarily positive news for blue dog democrats or republicans for that matter. >> i will say this, redistricting had a lot to do with it. they had to introduce themselves to people. in the case of kritz, he's one -- he's considered a reliable democrat with stronger ties to party leaders and was an aide to john murtha who was tight with nancy pelosi. >> right, and the big money that helped boot altmire out o

coming under scrutiny after the death of our lord are a lot of florida teen trayvon martin and amanda holden trigger remains free today that's because police took his word that he shot martin in self-defense and florida is one of the twenty four states that allows people to use deadly force wherever they are wherever they are as long as they claim self-defense artie's million of our nine six a close look at the controversial stand your ground law. if the second amendment to the u.s. constitution had a soundtrack. the right to bear arms would best be looking at least by gunfire. the land of the free is the most heavily armed nation in the world with two hundred ninety four million firearms floating around america hi i'm chuck norris a black belt patriot if somebody breaks into my home i could use my roundhouse kick but i'd prefer you look down the barrel of my gun. in a reported thirty states a us doctrine known as the castle law allows homeowners to shoot and kill intruders without becoming liable to prosecution since two thousand and five the freedom for gun owners to paint and shoot in the

. >> bill holden was dead. i rolled the dice and out came jose. i think she did a wonderful, pate tree jot particular thing. >> i would say for a prom date you are right. they are sitting there going, you are right. >> i was arguing the hierarchy thing. >> it is a very interesting point. only a smart chick would come up with that. >> i don't even know what hierarchy means. >> hierarchy. >> wait, i know. it is when you get high at an arcky. do you have a comment? e-mail us. leave a voicemail on our direct line, 212-462-5050. what if she was a fan of "red eye," but still hated you? and liked me. what is not to like? >> still to come the half time report. he has never been to a prom. why should he? >> it is the point in the northern hemisphere. thanks, north pole. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. hi, andy. >> hi, greg, how are you? >> feeling good. >> good. that makes one of us. >> now that baron is gone, it makes everything good. >> you can get your life back. >> what's left of it. >> the

if you look at congressman holden's record, he voted for citizens united. >> how are citizens supposedo go to find this information. as we have been saying all year the flood of special interest money is overwhelming the entire process. democracy is on the auction block, and you have heard it in the voices of our guests. i want you to listen to robert f. kennedy, jr. from an interview we did last week. take a listen. >> we're not going to win the battle at the level of the policy makers today, because of the citizens united you have huge amounts of oil money pouring into the political process, and their constituency is now the oil companies rather than the american public. >> make no mistake corporations are paying to influence legislation every single day. their money is going to pacs to super pacs, to complain committees to groups like karl rove's group, or alec or americans for prosperity all of that influences the officials. look at this point that was bread on this show just last night. >> wal-mart apparently is in bug trouble because they are down in mexico, and apparently wal-ma

you do not want to be be holden to anyone. i honestly think that we need a tax increase of some sort. and as i have to be a large tax increase. we need to drastically cut spending. >> do you and your mother does agree on anything? >> we disagree on a lot of things. she is definitely on the right side of the spectrum. i'm a moderate right. >> why do disagree on gay- rights? >> i personally think that they should be able to legally married. they should be able to say the are married. she thinks that a single union works. >> should we leave it at their in you can work it out when you get some? -- there and you can work it out when you get home at? you have met the president of united states. you have met leon panetta. you have met a veteran of this program. even if congress man who's a veteran of this program. put all this together. i know you have things to what to say about the week. can you tell us other things you've learned about the week, about people you've met, about watching famous people? >> i'm from kansas city. the be

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holden lost. a very good member of the congress. mr. cartwright is going to be a good member of congress as well. they are good districts, tough districts. the republicans have had the same thing. manzullo loss. what we really are going to look at, democrat versus republican. let me say something on blue dogs, moderate democrats. we're going to have to win those districts new york city doubt about it, if we're going to take back the majority and i think we're going to do that. in 2010, i've been running in a lot of races over the last 40 years, it was the most virulent environment which i've seen i think in my career. people were extraordinarily angry. i think that anger is not totally dissipated but certainly a lot less. there is apprehension, fear in some cases about where our country is going and we need to get on the right track. i think there's going to be a more positive atmosphere for democrats running and therefore i think in some of these moderate districts, which by definition swing districts, i think they are going to swing b

chandler of unc, holden thorpe. it is -- >> four more years -- >> it is great to be back. on the lady tar heels' home court. this is an arena with some serious hoops history. i know the men's team used to play here back in the day. i just want to remind you, right off the bat, i picked unc to win it all in march madness. i want to point out. and if kendall hadn't gotten hu hurt, you know, who knows where we might have been. i saw mack ado at the parent, he said hello, which i was excited. i want you to know, i have faith in you guys. now, it's always good to begin with some easy applause lines, talk about the tar heels. but the reason i came to chapel hill today is to talk about what mote of you do here every single day, and that's study, i assume. higher education is the single-most important investment you can make in your future. so i'm proud of all of you for doing what it takes to make that investment. for the long hours in the library, i hope, in the lab, in the classroom, this has never been more important. whether you're here at a four-year college or university or

the history of the program and some of the people that have been on it, the first guy was thomas holden hung out in the days of alvin carpis and machine gun kelly, he got out of prison, went on the run and caught almost right away. first woman, ruth shyer wanted for kidnapping. she buried her victim, put in a coffin, put an air hose down there and some food and went on the run after getting the $500,000 ransom. she was caught working as a nurse in a mental hospital. they fingerprinted her. shortest in ten most wanted history. billy austin brian. he was on the list a total of three hours because he was sitting in a hotel room where he was hiding out. he heard his name on the radio and he just called the fbi and said, just come get me. >> i give up now. >> longest on the list -- >> i was going to ask. >> -- victor manuel guerrier, guarded and armor car company, cleans out the depot. largest cash robbery in u.s. history. goes on the run. before he goes on the run -- i covered the robbery myself back in the '80s. he buys truckloads of toys, goes through the poorest hispanic neighborhood of

chancellor of unc, holden thorp. it is -- it is -- it is great to be back on the lady tar heels home court. this is an arena with some serious hoops history. i know the men's team used to play here back in the day. i just want to remind you right off the bat i picked unc to win it all in march madness. and if kendall hadn't gotten hurt, you know, who knows where we might have been. i saw mcadoo at the airport. i was excited. so i just want you to know, i have faith in you guys. it's always good to begin with easy applause lines, talk about the tar heels. but, the reason i came to chapel hill today is to talk about what most of you do here every single day. that's study. i assume. higher education is the single most important investment you can make in your future. so i'm proud of all of you for doing what it takes to make that investment. for the long hours in the library, i hope, in the lab, in the classroom, this has never been more important. whether you're here at a four-year college or university or you're at a

the history of the program and some of the people that have been on it, the first guy was thomas holdenat hung out in the days of alvin carpis and machine gun kelly, he got out of prison, went on the run and caught almost right away. first woman, ruth shyer wanted for kidnapping. she buried her victim, put in a coffin, put an air hose down there and some food and went on the run after getting the $500,000 ransom. she was caught working as a nurse in a mental hospital. they fingerprinted her. shortest in ten most wanted history. billy austin brian. he was on the list a total of three hours because he was sitting in a hotel room where he was hiding out. he heard his name on the radio and he just called the fbi and >>> a viral video shows the healing power of music. alzheimer's patients come alive when listening to their favorite songs. how does it come? we'll take a look in "healthwatch." ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [

of red bud tomorrow the winner will get a check for $219 million later this morning, the town is holdenelieve this is illinois here. the other two tickets have already been claimed, anonhousely, one in maryland -- anonymously, one in maryland one in kansas but in illinois you have to come forward. >> we will see who it is. >> probably from the town of red bud. >> reou and i are matching i don't know why we didn't plan this, but dark suits purple ties, purple shirts. >> nice looking. >> looks good with you between us. >> i do like the combo of red and purple unconventional. >> but it works. >> yeah, i think so. >> all right tucker. >> warm conditions just another beautiful day yesterday was gorgeous, today more of the same, a lot of blue sky, just a little cooler than yesterday, temperatures upper 70s instead of upper 80s low 90s like yesterday, very comfortable this afternoon let's kick it off, look at numbers 70 washington cold front moving through overnight, has now pushed south and east of us, although we didn't get any rain showers with it, and we really didn't get much in the way o

investigated but you're talking about the whole group of people, the six-year-old, all of these people holden to these camps. was atrocious scene of the people in charge of the can say no, this isn't right. and roosevelt keeps it going, keep it going and finally the secretary at meds and says i've been around roosevelt along time. i have a chilling after the reelection things might change and sure enough, the first cabinet meeting after the 4040 election one roosevelt and safely elected the seats have been gained in california coming and then we work on getting the japanese out of the internment camp so some of it is a civil liberties issue for sure but there are political advantages to roosevelt to choose this and they thought they ought to put the japanese in camps it wasn't just roosevelt but they are suggesting there were many that said no let's not do this and some said let's do and roosevelt said yeah i think i will sign the exit of order. let's put them in there and then he took political the vantage of this and then lifted the restrictions when he was safely be elected. >> we will tak

both of the men -- holden and all themeyer voted against national health care reform, and have now lostit at a shareholder's meeting. they say ge paid really what amounts to a negligible tax rate in 2010. the message through these pro tests is clear. we want you to pie your fair share. today is also one-t day, the day that student debt will pass a trillion dollars. we'll be right back. ♪ we will not settle for easy answers. (vo) the former governor of ny eliot spitzer, joins the new news network. >>every night we will drill down on the days top stories in search of facts that inform. >> we don't stop until we get answers that are truthful, serious, and not based on simplistic answers. >>we're here because we're independent. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's the "stephanie miller show"! ♪ i'm walking on sunshine, woe ho ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine woe ho ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ ♪ hey all right now ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ >> uh-huh. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to. 6 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. rick

chancellor of unc, holden thorp. >> four more years. four more years. >> it is great to be back on the lady tar heels' home court. this is an arena with some serious hoops history. i know the men's team used to play here back in the day. i just want to remind you right off the bat -- i picked unc to win it all in march madness. want to point out. and if kendall hadn't gotten hurt -- -- who knows where we might have been. i saw mcadoo, by the way, at the airport. he came by and said hello, which i was excited -- so i just want you to know i have faith in you guys. now, it's always good to begin with some easy applause lines -- talk about the tar heels. but the reason i came to chapel hill today is to talk about what most of you do here every single day -- and that's study, i assume. higher education is the single most important investment you can make in your future. so i'm proud of all of you for doing what it takes to make that investment -- for the long hours in the library -- i hope -- -- in the lab, in the classroom. this has never

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william holden and william powell and john wayne. all these guys. walter pigeon, edward g. robbins. going overseas, but his [inaudible] was so bad that they said you can't leave the united states. he figured out who he was, they put him in the motion picture division. he sat there in san francisco and collected all of these technical guys in all these studios. they would build replicas of tokyo or cities in japan that they were going to bomb -- exact replicas of the cities that were as big as this room -- he did well at this. he went back into the movie business in 1945 when the war was over. and it had changed a lot. the studio system was starting to break up. they told the director what shows you're going to do. this is beginning to change. it did not work as well for ronald reagan because a lot of these other guys stayed, and they had not gone to war. they became the new movie stars. but reagan did become the head of the screen actors guild. every class known to man as a union in the movie business. the people who put in [inaudible]. that was about the time when the communists we

investigated but you're talking about the whole group of people, the six-year-old, all of these people holden to these camps. was atrocious scene of the people in charge of the can say no, this isn't right. and roosevelt keeps it going, keep it going and finally the secretary at meds and says i've been around roosevelt along time. i have a chilling after the reelection things might change and sure enough, the first cabinet meeting after the 4040 election one roosevelt and safely elected the seats have been gained in california coming and then we work on getting the japanese out of the internment camp so some of it is a civil liberties issue for sure but there are political advantages to roosevelt to choose this and they thought they ought to put the japanese in camps it wasn't just roosevelt but they are suggesting there were many that said no let's not do this and some said let's do and roosevelt said yeah i think i will sign the exit of order. let's put them in there and then he took political the vantage of this and then lifted the restrictions when he was safely be elected. >> we will tak

" one former senator said, "i know firsthand how the holden elected officials can become to those -- elected officialsn can become. larger donations purchased greater benefits for donors." it affects what gets done and how it gets done. they affect outcomes as well. one must quote from a former colleague, -- one of last quote from a former colleague, a late quote from al one last former colleague, a late former colleague. he said the distinction between a large contribution and a bride is a hairline's difference. we go back to a system of buying results in congress if we go back to a system of unlimited contributions. >> what senator alexander, my good friend, i have tremendous respect for him, he would go back to the old system. he is saying, let's go back to the system with no limits. it was in existence for 30 years ago. >> it was in existence when we got what it. senator alexander. >> -- when we got watergate. senator alexander. >> thank you for asking the question. senator mccarthy said watergate was an example of corruption of the system. there was nothing that would have been

investigated but you're talking about the whole group of people, the six-year-old, all of these people holden to these camps. was atrocious scene of the people in charge of the can say no, this isn't right. and roosevelt keeps it going, keep it going and finally the secretary at meds and says i've been around roosevelt along time. i have a chilling after the reelection things might change and sure enough, the first cabinet meeting after the 4040 election one roosevelt and safely elected the seats have been gained in california coming and then we work on getting the japanese out of the internment camp so some of it is a civil liberties issue for sure but there are political advantages to roosevelt to choose this and they thought they ought to put the japanese in camps it wasn't just roosevelt but they are suggesting there were many that said no let's not do this and some said let's do and roosevelt said yeah i think i will sign the exit of order. let's put them in there and then he took political the vantage of this and then lifted the restrictions when he was safely be elected. >> we will tak

ultra down here and monitors every step you take and throw it in your pocket and the new ultra i'm holdeningclayton: and you've climbed as many steps as a helicopter in the area and tomorrow, lau launching the new scale. every morning you step on it and download the free apcation on the iphone and you'll be able to track your progress and weight loss with what you're eating. >> making yourself more mindful of the activity during the the day helps and what next? >> nike plus teams up with apple and buy the new ipod nano and actually when you down load the app to your phone, you put this dongel as it's called in the biz, ali and put it inside of your shoe and you pull it up and it fits inside the sole of your shoe and see that there and put it itself and tracks your pace and see your stride and knows how far you're running and walking and lose wait that way. >> alisyn: i would be laughing hysterical if it were in my shoe. >> clayton: in one place. and thee things are selling out like hotcakes, a wristband works similar tracks your calories and steps you take and you can see how much weight you

william holden and william powell and john wayne. all these guys. walter pigeon, edward g. robbins. he was well in the movie business until world war ii breaks out. but what he did was, he never had the money to ride horses when he was in college and all that. so they had the program that is rotc. he became a lieutenant in the calgary of the united states. he got to write the best horses in the world for free. for one weekend a month. the calgary became the armor. it looked like he was going overseas, but his [inaudible] was so bad that they said you can't leave the united states. he figured out who he was, they put him in the motion picture division. he sat there in san francisco and collected all of these technical guys in all these studios. they would build replicas of tokyo or cities in japan that they were going to bomb -- exact replicas of the cities that were as big as this room -- he did well at this. he went back into the movie business in 1945 when the war was over. and it had changed a lot. the studio system was starting to break up. they told the director what shows you'

jason altsmeyer and tim holden. they used their opposition to the president's health care law against them. >> that's just likely the beginning because health care is sure to be a polarizing issue season and it's fate rests with the u.s. supreme court but can the justices be impartial on such a hot political issue? joe conison of the national memo argues they cannot. in a column about conservative justices scalia and alito across the street wrote: >> for more on the health care debate and other devisive issues impacting the election i am beyond by joe conason. joe, welcome inside the war room. >> thank you, governor. it's a pleasure. >> you write that just these certain justices, which i think you were talking about scalia and alito behave as any sleezy office holder. tell me what you mean by that. >> please don't leave out justice thomas who was -- he may be the worst of the five in the conservative majority in terms of his unethical behavior. you know this week in the arizona immigration case we saw justice elana