tina dupuy and coauthor of the twitter diaries and imogen lloyd webber thank you for your time at anothere. >> we have more viewpoint coming up. (vo) this program is presented by american express. welcome to the possibilities of membership. welcome in. american express. we've all had those moments. when you lost the thing you can't believe you lost. when what you just bought, a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can get all this with a prepaid card. spends like cash. feels like membership. so the issue of the week is all about taxes. who pays how much to the government, and do the rich pay more or less? well we all know federal income taxes are only one part of the total tax burden. there are lots of other taxes such as state and local income tax as well as sales excise, and property taxes. a regressive tax system is one in which people with low income pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than do wealthier people. so according to the institute of taxation and economic policy how many states ha

i am here with author and political commentator -- imogen lloyd web earth. dash cash webber. it is comedian joe devito. hi, joe. >> hi, andy. >> bill schulz, he feels like mark sanchez, incomplete. and now a columnist for tablet mab. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> very graphic, mike. that's new. well, calm has been restored in the middle east -- is something nobody will say ever. protesters continued to vent over the anti-islam video directed by america. it is true, check out mdb. crowds burning cars and throwing rocks at a military base in afghanistan. at least i'm told that's why they were protesting. and anger was expressed angrily in indough intoe shaw, pakistan and death to america-stan. don't know why we gave aid to death to america-stan, joe. the new york times noticed that cultural differences are fueling the fiewr row. they believe to be free from insult to i'd fees and values -- to identities and values. unlike where freedom of expression rules. the times reporter writes, quote, in a context wherein results to religion are crimes and the state has

very special thanks to imogen lloyd webber. that does it for me. i'm tv's andy levy. i will see you next time. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. [shouting] [chanting] >> bill: muslims hate us but why are they so angry? is there anything the u.s.a. can do about it? we will have a special report. >> bill o'reilly, does he have the style he needs. >> you are putting me on o'reilly? he he doesn't like stuff like this. girls like us. >> he sent me here. >> o'reilly? i don't think so. >> bill: in the face of a dismal economy, new york city throws a big fashion week exposition. was it over the top? jesse watters will tell us. >> do you eat at all? what do you feed yourself with? >> nothing. >> stewart is back. it's inexplicable but he is here. you are back on the factor. >> hi, john, great to see you. >> bill: what? you want me to be a phony? >> bill: big announcement about me your humble correspondent and my pal jon stewart. we will be doing something that may effect the presidential election. >> you love me because you know we are the same people. hmmmm. >> caution, y

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i am here with author and political commentator imogen lloyd webber. her latest book is called "the twitter diaries." and look, it is chris rowser. bill schulz. and sitting next to me is miserable pittsburgh steeler founder. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> are uts on the -- are youths on the juice? probably not, but we are checking anyway. several states are requiring middle school drug testing for students who want to participate in sports or other extra require kick lar activities. some parents sued saying taking urine samples is unnecessary and infringes on rights. but proponents claim it is never too early to strike fear in the future pot performance enhancing drug offenders. explains one superintendent, quote, we wanted to do it to create a general awareness of drug prevention. and as the owner a drug testing company, quote, the eighth graders are making decisions and it helps to give them a deterrent. meanwhile, ramping crystal meth use among germany's population continues unabated. >> stay away from the blue stuff. that's what h

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