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john: they are dishonest and hypocritical. >> hypocritical rules the day in that town and we can all be guilty here and there but it is amazing the people that want to push their agenda just because they are a so-called super star. john: in hollywood they talk about power. >> but they don't have tolerance for anybody who disagrees also freedom of speech. they will push it until they die but if you disagree did not want to give it to you. lookup true independence i voted for reagan and clinton obviously the best person running period but just to say i'm an independent makes me lose work in the city. john: really? >> no question. it has come back to me trust me. i have spent on said get tired of people's opinions i am not even a agree i just point out where my viewpoints are different than that is the death to get people to turn off they get a green ian devotional. there is no facts only emotion. when i said i voted for reagan i was in canada they said you are such an educated. >> i work with 12,000 kids the best aft-school program in the state for inner-city kids 12,000 kids we have a

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and i find that it is some what hypocritical to say that obesity is an issue here and what we don't look at physical education in our school district and i just have to call that out because i have been to a lot of these meetings where we have talked about the physical education in the school district but yet the people seem like i have heard such disparaging remarks about the physical education in general, for example, like why do we have it? it is boring, why do the students have to do it, and yet we talk about obesity and yet, we talk about diabetes epidemic and we are talking about the health of our students and so i just want to bring that to everyone's attention that if you have a commitment to this and you have a commitment to what our children are consuming you should also have a commitment to physical education for those students who do not belong to a gym, who do not work out on school yards, their own, yards, who do not have places to run, and an areas where it is safe to exercise and parks where it is safe to participate in physical activity. and i think that so shape up san

people said these women are hypocrites. that's basically what people said, these women are hypocrites. if you stop at calling a group of people hypocrites and leave it at that, you lose out on a lot of information and understanding what role they actually play in politics. what i want to argue today is that -- i'm sorry there are valid reasons to say that potentially these women can be considered hypocrites, but there aren't tensions and contradictions and it is not as clear-cut. so let me explain. so some of the tensions, that conservatives are actually presented with because they do promote gender role conservativism among but they are also promoting mothers in politics. so let's start with the tensions in the questions and the ideas about why is it that we would think it would be wrong for conservative women to promote people like palin and bachmann running for office. conservatives have promoted the privacy of stay-at-home motherhood based on theological beliefs and heterosexual families and about gender values, but the

john: does he know that he is being a hypocrite?he said that health insurance would not rise and my health insurance premiums tripled. and so i don't believe him. some things sound great and he doesn't keep it secret. john: the president spokesman, jay carney, says the president will bypass. >> obama plans to give congress a ay in the fate of the nsa. i think congress passes a law. >> what you are seeing is look at the gallup poll. they now say that the government has too much power and big government is not the answer. >> his reign, i should say presidency, because he keeps addressing is the subject. john: just to go more to these executive orders. >> is in fact i coud solve these problems without passing laws in congress, i would be so. >> jay carney come and the prs secretary and the white house literally says that he thought that it was the role of contract >> why could he have done that when he could've gone straight to $75? [laughter] john: $10.10. not more. this precision -- i mean, there is a difference. he could pay the peo

john: does he know that he is being a hypocrite?he said that health insurance would not rise and my health insurance premiums tripled. and so i don't believe him. some things sound great and he doesn't keep it secret. john: the president spokesman, jay carney, says the president will bypass. >> obama plans to give congress a say in the fate of the nsa. i think congress passes a law. >> what you are seeing is look at the gallup poll. they now say that the government has too much power and big government is not the answer. >> his reign, i should say presidency, because he keeps addressing is the subject. john: just to go more to these executive orders. >> is in fact i could solve these problems without passing laws in congress, i would be so. >> jay carney come and the press secretary and the white house literally says that he thought that it was the role of contract >> why could he have done that when he could've gone straight to $75? [laughter] john: $10.10. not more. this precision -- i mean, there is a difference. he could pay the

. >> >> [gunfire] so commodities will harvey weinstein be accepting the biggest hypocrite of the year 2014 award? we are back with senator ted cruz, that's unbelievable, isn't it? >> you know, hollywood liberal elites, they have their view of things. i have to say that first clip, my daughters would be very dismayed to see frosty getting shot. >> i think we probably tonight it down a tad bit because we didn't want to show people getting their head blown off on the air. car tunes. >> and the final clip from kill bill, i mean, you know, some of the -- one of the most epically violent scenes when uma thurman with a sword sefers the severs the limbs of the crazy 88. you don't see people wanting to ban knives. >> what i don't get -- i don't understand why harvey weinstein wants to get caught being a hypocrite. this is an easy one. no sort of self-preservation on this one. >> the great thing is the market will take care of this. because these left wing propaganda films that people like weinstein like to put out. they never sell any tickets. if he wants to lose some money preaching and, look

counts in this state and the sunni muslim militant group referred to shiite hezbollah as criminal hypocrites. he outplayed in the nxt g money for schools and has operations in syria which has been pointing of the rebel factions countries on getting cynical. us secretary of state's don't carry kids liked it some progress in his efforts to advance the middle east peace presets falling towards it is pretty frightening is that they intended to kill him and palestinian president mahmoud abbas kerry said that signs were working with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict that in fact he's in his trusty taken place as difficult and complicated. kerry is trying to nudge israeli and palestinian leaders placed two of these crimes that would establish a city states can set a framework to guide books for a final settlement in the decades long speech kerry said you were ten to be done later this month the fed meeting . i know the boulevard we wanted to find out from some of the pedestrians. they will remember the legacy of our real sharon. as bad he is fighting throughout and

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i felt like we were a bunch of hypocrites but as a white southerner i felt when i had a chance to do something to make the south the best it could be i seized moment and came with the student movement in 60. >> how old were you when you were participating in the sit-ins? >> 18. college freshman. >> did you have to join a group to be trained to join the sit-ins or did you just walk in one day and sit down with them? >> well the college presbyterian chaplain told as you group of students from north carolina college in durham who were doing sit-ins and pickets were going to come to our next meeting and explain what it was all about to us. and they did. and then they invited to us join them. so a few of us did. >> and how many did you participate in? was this, did you, were you involved for a long time? >> oh, yeah. lots of things. arrested twice in durham. joined the howard group with sit-ins in arlington across the river. i wasn't sitting in there but being, i could buy tickets for the ride so i did that and handed them off. we world travel, in south carolina in sympathy with the jail-

john: does he know he is a hypocrite?ou cannot psychoanalyze the man. >> case said health insurance would not rise in price in my premiums tripled. i do not believe him. at the end of the day it is growing government making government more and more intrusive. john: you touched on the executive orders that has been in the news. he does not keep it secret. the spokesman jay carney said the president will bypass congress where necessary. look at this headline obama plans to give congress a stay. i thought congress passes the laws and the president is to make sure they are properly executed? >> what we see here looking and other data that points out 60 percent of americans say the government has too much power i wonder what change this economy struggle and obamacare fall apart of a lot of history which we cannot explain in words americans will see with their own experience big government is not the answer john: 66%? >> 60% say it has to much power. it is increasing more agree with u obama i saved grain but i should say presid

hollywood hypocrites author says it is hard for him to listen to the hypocrisy. >> it is embarrassingnaware ben affleck aabout his own intolerance in the same playboy interview he said that he is a big lever that there is room for everyone to succeed in his industry and then a few sentences later he was like, well, i just can't wtch her publicans on the big screen because i'm not thinking about how good or bad the movie is. i'm thinking about how much i would dislike talking to this person because of how he or she participates in democracy. so ben affleck is a believer of finding room for people to succeed, but only if you vote this. melissa: what is a big republican. i mean, does tht mean fat, tall? i can't really watch him. sluggers all the time go out and make statements about their politics and then they ask audiences to step back to the side and it's amazing to hear an actor say that he or she can do the same thing that they have asked everyone to do for him. >> it's a terrible marketing strategy and most americans, they don't put it aside and it's going to co to a point where th

. >> is he a hypocrite?nd it's so obvious that maybe senator ted cruz and on the record gets results because harvey is going to say tonight on a cable network in an interview that he's no longer going to make movies that glamorize gun violence which is convenient for him after he's made hundreds of millions of dollars. it's obvious that if you are promoting gun violence it doesn't make sense to make a movie that takes on gun violence. >> if he does that, that would be fantastic because he's so successful, if he could move the aircraft carrier off, it's so hard to steer these things but that would be amazing if he stopped. >> it would be a higher profile protest than making a movie with meryl streep. i don't think the nra is worried about the film he's going to produce. they've seen michael moore movies that have taken them on head on and they've been fine and i think they'll survive this as well. if it's something he feels strongly about that's the way to answer the hypocrisy charge. >> except he's got to no

i would have felt like a hypocrite. >> host: you also write in that chapter that people may not believe you when you say you're innocent. >> guest: i have a record. i'm not as innocent as i once was. and i understand that. i mean, during the time that i was a prosecutor, you know, people who had been arrested, the police had all the credibility. you know, there are a lot of these consent cases where the police find drugs on someone, and the issue in court is whether the police had legal access to these drugs. the cop always says he consented, he said i could look in the book bag, and that's where i found the drugs. and the defendant always says, no, i didn't consent. and judges have to decide who they believe. we can imagine who they believe. republican always they -- almost always they believe the police. they don't believe the accused person. so, you know, my case was literally called the united states of america v. paul butler. so when you're that little guy with the, you know, most powerful nation in the history of the world against you, you're in a tough position to. so i understan

. >> but you know, this country and the world is so hypocritical. it really is very hypocritical.hat world i said is not a big deal, is it? >> no. nothing you said was a big deal. i thought it was fantastic. >> i was made to feel very naughty the next day. very naughty. and it took me until the day after to realize. and i plunked the golden globe down in the kitchen right when i got home. i thought oh, i've messed everything else. what the hell is going on? can i say that? >> of course you can. >> and it wasn't until all the next day and the next morning i saw it there. and i thought, i've won a golden globe. >> let's take a look at why you won it. this is a clip from "dancing on the edge" the miniseries that got you our award. >> are you a journalist? >> blimey. is it that obvious? yes i am. >> i have nothing against journalists. i just never talk to them. certainly not at funerals. >> of course. i understand that. but actually we might bump into each other later on today. you're kindly allowing the band to stay on your estate. and well, i've always wanted to meet you. and just i

can't speak for the other neighbors but neighbors came to us complaining about another project and hypocritical they are spearheading the projects in the neighborhood. many feel this process given there was no notice on the merging housing unit so why waste their 7, 8, 9 coming down here. when we tried to execute an capitalization of our home the sponsors of the current sponsors said go buy one somewhere else in the city. they calibrated flyers and this wasn't neighborly. despite this we still had 6 out of 16 neighbors in support speaker we have two children and 3 sets of grandparents that's spending the majority of their time in san francisco. they've begin not been neighborly and reasonable in keeping the cheating the city of tax dollars. we ask you deny the request >> thank you, sir. >> time is up. >> project sponsor you have a two minute rebuttal. >> i'm going to speak quickly of too too. projects. those properties were purchased 8 years apart. we had one property that was purchased and renovated they were a young come up they couldn't upgrade all at once. so this necessitated you must not

are you surprised congress are hollering hypocrite?resident or any president would play politics with the troops, put politics and votes ahead of the welfare of the men and women he is sending in some cases to die in a foreign land. i am not such a cynical about washington, i am not such a cynic about president obama that i expected any such thing. i am surprised. >> i am not surprised. it sounds like the book needed one more draft because there is a lot of conflicting stuff as far as we know but the thing that is horrifying to me is that even gates didn't see this, gates says that while he believes obama supported the troops obama didn't support the war in afghanistan, that doesn't make sense. if you don't support of the war to which you are sending our troops to be maimed and killed you not supporting the troops, how can you support the troops and abandon them as president for five years in a war you do not believe in, that you do not believe can succeed? you are dealing with honest people like bernie madoff. i am in washington. stua

. >> it's not hypocritical to say i have realized some of the stuff i've done has been unhelpful. >>undreds of millions of dollars. but now -- >> at the start of his interview he said i've never made a mistake i don't regret anything. harvey weinstein saying i think some violent movies i've made and others have made have been unhelpful to the culture of gun violence america and i'm going to stop making them. i think that's add admirable, isn't it? >> first of all i did not say i've never made a mistake go. ing to law school was a mistake. i said in my public statements about political and public issues there's nothing i regret or i think was divisive. again, i am a uniter. i don't know how many different ways i can say, if you're going to go and do something, pollute water, be an insider trader, take the money, keep the money and then come out and you want a badge for saying now i think i'll come out against insider trading. screw you you're a hypocrite. >> what he said was -- >> then give the money to victims of gun crimes. >> maybe he will. >> no, he won't! i'll bet you $1,000 he d

i would've felt like a hypocrite. >> host: you also write another chapter that people may not believe you. >> guest: i have a record. i'm not as innocent as it once was. i understand that. through the timer was a prosecutor, you know, people who are arrested, police had credibility. there's a lot of can then case is, the police find drugs on someone in the issuing court is whether the police have legal access to these drugs. he said i could look and the bookbag announcer i found the drugs. the defendant always says no, i didn't then. judges have to decide do they believe. we can imagine who they believe. i most always they believed the police. they don't believe the accused person. so my case was called united states of america versus paul butler. when you're a good little guy with the most powerful nation in the road against you, you're in a tough position. so i understand that when i was a prosecutor, i would say my name is paul butler. i represent the united states of america. those jurors would look at me like okay mr. united states, we'll do whatever you say. so when i was on the

they call foreign critics who eat other kinds of meat hypocritical. your to that assertion?e bottom line is if these animals were with being humanely harvested for meat, food purposes that's different. this is a survival thing where the animals are being humanely harvested and humanely put down for meat. these animals are cruelly herded, slaughtered not for meat. they are slaughtered for entertainment. that doesn't work. that doesn't pass the smell test. >> this abino dolphin they named angel got attention. this calf is worth millions. with people putting pressure on the fisheries and that village what about the pressure on the aquariums and the places willing to shell out millions for dolphins like this one that is so highly valued now? >> you're right. it's a catch-22. as long as you have aquariums, different places paying the money, it's driven by money. people have to start saying we are not going to attend these places that will support this type of harvesting and by doing so you will be able to hope stop the demand and the drive. as long as there is a demand that will

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i heard your opening comment and robert kennedy, and it signeds hypocritical to me, it would say thate could block clinics for people going to get abortions. here in utah we just had a gay marriage group, a constitutional right overridden, does that mean we can go out and stop people from getting marriage licenses? i don't think that's right. we have laws and reason for laws. i think the reason these things are pushing back now, and the legislation in oregon -- oregon to me seems like a very, very liberal state, but why they are pushing back is because of the extreme measures that some environmentalists have gone to stop the industries and small family farms -- we used to have a great operation here a small family owned operation, and 350 men and women lost their job over things like the spotted owl, which we found that the barn owl was the one that was killing them. these are state forests, state forrests belong to the people of the state of utah, many of them are on state laws, which the money provided from those f forrests go to the school children. they are trying to stop the stat

is saying, and we look hypocritical. we talk about supporting democracy, but we're supporting an egyptian military that cracks down, and it killed as many people in egypt as the crushing of the green revolution in iran, kerry killed in 2009. so we are saying to islamists, we support democracy except when you win elections. >> there are two underlying issues here, and it's important to recognize that despite all of the money that we give the egyptian government and military, in particular, it's not all of that money. it's $1.3 billion, which is the same $1.3 billion we have been giving the armed forces since 1983. if if you do the math, it's considerably less than what $1.3 billion sounds like. and it's port to realize that even with all of this money, and we have been giving aid to egypt to the tune of $77 billion. and it doesn't buy us of in the way of influence. >> does it buy maintaining the u.s.-egyptian accord? >> this is not written in the peace accord, it's all informal, but the egyptian national security interest

the whole thing is so utterly hypocrite call. >> representative welch, chuck schumer warned on the senate floor that looking for these pay-fors is a much trickier business than people think and it's very, very difficult to find one that both sides would agree on using. are there any that you've heard of that you think might be able to get bipartisan agreement? >> the bipartisan part is the elusive quality. professor reich just mentioned one i would support. but it's like emergency assistance after hurricane sandy. if you start having a debate among 535 representatives and senators about their favorite pay-for while the water is rising and the barn is burning you're not going to make any progress. ultimately, these things do have to be paid for, we know that. but that becomes an excuse to not have a commitment to policies that can build the economy. and we don't even have that debate. we turn it into a morality play as though the cause of unemployment is the sloth of individual americans who are desperate to get some work. >> thank you for joining me tonight. robert rich's film "inequality

piers morgan pointed out that people will think this move is hypocritical. >> they have a point.ve to look in the mirror, too. i have to just choose movies that aren't violent or as violent as they used to be, and i know for me personally, you know, i can't continue to do that. so the chain starts here. it has already. >> that's a big statement to make. >> i know that. >> because these are successful films. >> for me, i can't do it. i can't make one movie and say, this is what i want for my kids, and go out and be a hypocrite. >> weinstein went on to say he'll still make movies but will no longer make crazy action movies just for the sake of blowing things up. for more make sure you watch "piers morgan tonight" at 9:00 eastern. >>> tonight a crisis is unfolding in california. the state declaring a draw the emergency just a few hours ago. it may be the driest the state has been since officials started keeping record 100 years ago. the effects of this drought may be felt nationwide. that's because california produces nearly half of the u.s. grown fruit, nuts, vegetables that this c

i think the problem with this is yes, once again, the president is showing himself to be a hypocriteticular issue. maybe it happens with every president, but his executive order, what he can do from the white house himself is actually probably not that powerful. executive actions, on the other hand, is very powerful. it's the labor department, epa, interior department, energy, transportation, the effect on businesses, small businesses in particular, who don't really have a big voice in washington, the national federation of independent business put out a video earlier yesterday, which i thought was very good, talking about the strangulation of small business at the expense of unelected bureaucrats, and congress needs to get something done. the president is making a mistake when he thinks he couldn't do something on the minimum wage. he should have at least tried it in congress. if that then failed, he could have gone ahead and done this. >> it's not that he's using the executive pen more than the sum of his predecessors. in fact, he is not. there are a lot of presidents who used it q

. >> reporter: california medical association told me that support is confusing and hypocritical, it would raise healthcare cost and allow for more trial lawyer lawsuit against physicals. consumer watch dog said it collected 600,000 signatures. it needs 200,000 more in the next two months to qualify the initiative for the november ballot. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police said today it appears an 11-year-old boy who shot and killed himself intended to commit suicide. authorities initially said it may have been accidental but the coroner determined he died from a self inflected gun shot wound. the boy found the gun at home. he was a 6th grader in antioch where grief counselors were on hand today to offer support. >>> we know the b.a.r.t. police officer who was killed in the line of duty was shot in the chest and bearing a bullet proof vest. ktvu's john sasaki talked with officials about why that body armor didn't protect him. john? >> reporter: investigators have answered some of the questions about why sergeant tom smith died but not all of them. take a look at the bullet