>> how sigh -- how is imus? does he talk about me? >> yes. when are you coming out. >> when you invite me. >> i will be on the -- "the talk" with julie chen next tuesday. check it out. >> i'm sure she will be thrilled about that. >> anything to plug quickly? >> you can catch me on abc good afternoon america and always have to be working. >> back to you, greg. >> sherrod ran away. jedediah, bill, sherrod who is not there, bye. ill: the o'reillr is on. tonight. >> instead of creating jobs or helping the middle class, congressional republicans are focused on this politically motivated taxpayer funded election year fishing expedition. >> bill: the white house saying the congressional investigation into fast and furious is bogus. even as attorney general may face a grand jury in the case. >> eric holder said he was going to go over these documents in private. what happens in letter mr. president please protect me i'm about to get in real trouble here. >> bill: we'll have the very latest with megyn kelly. >> at the supreme court those who know don'

>> how sigh -- how is imus? does he talk about me? >> yes. when are you coming out. >> when you invite me. >> i will be on the -- "the talk" with julie chen next tuesday. check it out. >> i'm sure she will be thrilled about that. >> anything to plug quickly? >> you can catch me on abc good afternoon america and

don imus. they wanted to know what five songs i wanted to have played. so i told them i wanted -- no, i told them i want rage against the machine. those are the songs i want from tom marella who tom is one of my heroes now. he is a new bob dylan. he is a new woody guthrie. he is a man who can play the guitar like heck. they banned them prior to the iraq war. none of the clear channel stations would play anything. they censored rage against the machine, so i guess so did don imus. >> well, jesse, you're outrageous. we'll take another break and we'll come back and talk to you about your conspiracy theories of which you have many and varied and they're always fascinating to debate with you, even if in some cases, extremely half baked.  >>> i do mean special because there's no one quite like you. jesse, let's turn to your conspiracy theories in the book. some would say you would argue that they are factual assessments of issues. one of which is you called iraq and afghanistan the wars that are the first contract wars. so the government job of our troops pay

i woke up monday morning and there with a story in the post's and imus comparedas a story in and imus compared to nixon which was interesting. i was compared to nixon which was interesting. i stood by my reporting. no one has challenged my reporting. this controversy few want to call it that makes me feel better to be quite frank. would you mind stepping to the mike if you don't mind? just so they can hear you. >> i was a bit surprised that bradlee sold the style section of the newspaper in the interests -- very important. i was thinking perhaps it is like taking the pulse of people in the city. >> that is exactly how he described it when he said it. >> also it is like a nirvana away from politics. i want to hear your opinion about that. >> absolutely. really good question. one of the things. a lot of reasons the style section came into being. one that is shocking to the modern reader. washington post you never knew where the tv schedule would be or where the peer review was. it floated through different sections. look at the front page of the paper or different sections of the newspa

when don imus won't. >> stephanie: thank you governor ventura.you can take mittens out in a coup! thanks for the idea governor ventura. >> gary johnson has nothing to do with the republican party. he's on the libertarian ticket. >> yes but go, do! let's go! 47 minutes -- >> romney? anyone but romney. >> stephanie: yes. 47 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> sweet lady gaga, that is good! >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." he's certifiably insane! and just signs a deal for $100 million and people listen to that crap! i just can't believe it. 1-866-55-press. your latest on glenn beck. let's talk about it. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. after the commercial. he's certifiably insane! and just signs a deal for $100 million and people listen to that crap! i just can't believe it. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. tuesday, june 12th. >> anno

she anchors "business news" on imus in the morning. she is up early. and he is so sharp he sleeps in a knife drawer. and in china he is considered a cat. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. >> you laughed at that. and he is chess king's most successful cat tau log model, writer and caw -- and comedian, jesse joyce. what was that? pro joyce. >> i was doing my eyebrows. >> it is too late. and his circulation is decreased so he will soon be deceased. good to see you, pinch. >> there is is a youtube sensation, umg kitty can be a biological learning aid when it comes to young students. when reached for comment the feline responded with, quote, me -- meow, meow, meow, meow. >> well done, intern punch. back to you, greg. >> this is turning into a theater of concern. >> tv. >> let's go to serious news. is the face of people tied to the beatle? thanks to global warming, you know what that is, insect population is soaring and they are killing forests in montana. the bigger picture, some scientists say the earth could be nearing a point where mass extinction woul

imus. they wanted to know what five songs i wanted to have played.o i told them i wanted -- no, i told them i want rage against the machine. those are the songs i want from tom marella who tom is one of my heroes now. he is a new bob dylan. he is a new woody gutherie. he is a man who can play the guitar like heck. they banned them prior to the iraq war. none of the clear channel stations would play anything. they censored rage against the machine, so i guess so did don imus. >> well, jesse, you're out ray jous. we'll take another break and we'll come back and talk to you about your conspiracy theories of which you have many and varied and they're always fascinating to debate with you, even if in some cases, extremely half baked. ♪ oh! [ baby crying ] ♪ what started as a whisper ♪ every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned to a scream ♪ there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ amen, omen ♪ ♪ we all need it. to move. to keep warm. to keep us fed. t

don imus too.cers and all them wanted me on, but they wanted to know what five songs i wanted to have played so i told them i wanted rage against the machine. those are the songs i wanted. from tom morela. tom is one of my heroes now. he is say new bob dylan and a new woody guthrie and a man who can play guitar like heck. rage against the machine, they banned them prior to the rat war and the build up to it. none of the clear channel stations would play anything. they sensored rage against the machine. so did don imus. >> you are outrageous and controversial and difficult and menacing and that's why i like you as a guest. we will take another break and come back and talk to you about your experience theories of which you have many and vary and they are always fascinating. even if in some cases half baked. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a m

imus him terribly and mentally i reach for the phone went into that this take putt ironclad he is not >> >> there could be the element of complexity commerce bourse phone-number grow i grew up with the father of fiscal republican and i didn't realize there were certain things we were issued. i did not know being gay was an issue. we were taught to be tolerant. he was the child of an immigrant. the depression for his being a republican and fiscally but at the same time he could embrace or respect being very able to her and his views. by this him desperately. but i find that is missing man as we are a nation of a fundamentalist. i don't think it is just my perspective. >> it is surely us subject for better mind to address every time you look up somebody goes on. but if you look back at the 18 1/6 the campaign but in this newspaper editorial but our current president, i suppose. we do seem to be angry and frankly and i am sorry. i tried to write funny books but the book is also about to the fact we are running on deficits. >> i remember the educational films we would have been grade scho

don imus.hem wanted me on but they wanted to know what five songs i wanted to have played. so i told them i wanted -- no, i told them i want rage against the machine. those are the songs i want. from tom more rell la. he's a new bob dylan. he's a man who can play guitar like peck and rage against the machine. none of clear the channel stations would play anything. they censored rage against the machine. so i guess so did don imus. >> well, jesse, you are outrageous and controversial. you're difficult. you can be menacing. that's exactly why i like you as a guest. we'll talk to you about your conspiracy theories about which you have many, varied, and they're fascinating to debate with you. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment cons

don imus.ducers and all them wanted me on but they wanted to know what five songs i wanted to have played. so i told them i wanted -- no, i told them i want rage against the machine. those are the songs i want. from tom more rell la. he's a new bob dylan. he's a man who can play guitar like peck and rage against the machine. none of clear the channel stations would play anything. they censored rage against the machine. so i guess so did don imus. >> well, jesse, you are outrageous and controversial. you're difficult. you can be menacing. that's exactly why i like you as a guest. we'll talk to you about your conspiracy theories about which you have many, varied, and they're fascinating to debate with you. ♪ ♪ we all need it. to move. to keep warm. to keep us fed. to make clay piggies. but to keep doing these things in the future... at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying natural gas to generate cleaner electricity... that has around 50% fewer co

don imus. producers and all them wanted me on but they wanted to know what five songs i wanted to have played. so i told them i wanted -- no, i told them i want rage against the machine. those are the songs i want. from tom more rell la. he's a new bob dylan. he's a man who can play guitar like peck and rage against the machine. none of clear the channel stations would play anything. they censored rage against the machine. so i guess so did don imus. >> well, jesse, you are outrageous and controversial. you're difficult. you can be menacing. that's exactly why i like you as a guest. we'll talk to you about your conspiracy theories about which you have many, varied, and they're fascinating to debate with you. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be s

dot com including twitter taking a stand against so-called internet trolls and imus profiles with no picture or personal information could be blocked from tweeting to stamp out hate messages. by the russian state duma considers plans to label n.g.o.s that receive funding from abroad as foreign agents disclosing their forty's to the public. well there is just a day go before a full bar go on iranian crude exports over to ron's nuclear program takes effect that's as america's latest set of sanctions kicked in on friday the u.s. however has granted china and singapore last minute exemptions from financial penalties for buying your raining oil as follows earlier waiver to more than a dozen other countries which include japan india and turkey but unlike most of them has always been opposed to us in the lateral sanctions on iran lawyer an activist bit on the stuff he says that such measures never achieve what they supposedly tend to instead just hurt the most vulnerable. the sort of stated objective of both the united states and the european union in carrying out these sanctions is that th

month on day one of the all england club the new world number one was in dominant form as she sent imus to syria right in overpacking in straight sets six two six three the school line of the more there was an even more impressive victory for another russian. elena some five time champion venus williams packing in straight sets six one six three the storyline in favor of the answer to twenty five year old up next part of our mascot or a bronze go williams meanwhile is left to reflect. the first largely created she played were made hardly any errors in service so he knows. obviously i would like to have won the match but that didn't happen today. or advance go their way to resonate in the second round this after the world number three overcame mark the right product of slovakia six three six three. on the only day that when wins for u.s. open champion sound stosur. suarez navarro in straight sets well four time grand slam winner kim clijsters is taking on former world number one goal a young which russian you caterina color is currently playing reality of italy and as you can see the col

are two questions here we also have this example of eagle this is them sold by the french company imus's that was going to cut their fees libya and on the document that you know the commercial documents it was written nationwide interception mechanism that's just a provisional rocks at you you're good somewhere and you just listen to all your people communications so we can discuss of about the technology and i'm. interested very much in that and this is this ten years ago this was seen to be a fantasy it was really something really only paranoid people believed in the cost of doing it decreased to the point where. even countries like libya with relatively few resources was doing it for instability exactly so not now that's a fact technology enables the total surveillance of every communication then there is do the other side of that coin is what we do with it we could admit that for which you called a tactical one there are some indeed some legitimate use investigators investigating and bad guys and networks of bad guys and so on may need under the supervision of the judicial authority

about imus for important seed people have been saying that it's. under about in the middle east the arab spring has become the arab winter to do your share of this deception and do you think that that the middle east is becoming a more dangerous place. or less it's a less stable place i would say for sure that what the arab spring demonstrate to the whole world and certainly there are people where that the arab people had the power to speak on their own for what kind of governments they wanted and they spoke in a very loud and forceful way and they were with the. in several regimes it's a consequence of this that doesn't necessarily mean that regime to replace them are going to be democratic regimes are going to be good regimes it will be stable regime so i think we're going seeing now is an era of event stability in the middle east but i would hope that what will come out of that era of instability is a stable democratic government which serve the people better than a government that had before experts saying that houla massacre as being will beco

sale of any cup or bottle of sweetened drink larger than sixteen fluid ounces here bloomberg was on imus in b.c. this morning to clarify the specifics of the ban. mr mayor explain what how you think this would work and counteract the criticism that this is the nanny state run amok well the way it would work is simply those organizations that those industries that we regulate or restaurants and movie theaters and carts they would they can still sell thirty two ounces of the sugar drink to you but they'd have to put it in to contain is and the idea here is you tend to eat all the food in the container in front of you if it's a bigger container you'll eat more if somebody put a smaller glass or plate or bowl in front of you you would be less. bloomberg said at yesterday's press conference that new york city is not about wringing your hands it's about doing something i think what the public wants the mayor to do and a quote the question is should the government be in the business of regulating sugary drinks in the first place joining me now to discuss more on this is david selig conservative

final appeal against rape accusations in sweden he's now seeking political asylum in the ecuador some imus in britain has remained inside the embassy for two days which is a relatively short amount of time considering other asylum cases we've seen worldwide over the years. here's a look at some top asylum cases from around the world the longest asylum case took place during hungary's communist regime roman catholic cardinal you'll have been senti lived inside the u.s. embassy in budapest from one thousand nine hundred fifty six until one thousand nine hundred seventy one he was eventually allowed to leave budapest for vienna fast forward to nine hundred eighty an economic crisis sent tens of thousands of cubans attempting to flee the country but being stopped before they could leave six cubans including group leader and use these took matters into their own hands and crashed a bus through the peruvian embassy gates and ivana seeking asylum as a result fidel castro then opened the port of money and one hundred twenty five thousand cubans left the country in a chaotic exodus by boats then in

being a producer in the other show but i guess i get that are you historically right sometimes on the imus fired. right so let's start with you send us over the stories of assuming he was a pretty strong feelings about it and so let's play the clip you know this is a guy that went on america's got talent and we always get these likes that the lead ins in the back stories of all these people and so here he was talking about how he was injured in afghanistan. did it in two thousand and nine i had got hit by. a stand and it broke broke my back and gave me a brain injury so that's. a little bit. so but there are some problems with this seems like his story doesn't actually add up and according to an official statement from the national guard spokesperson his military records do not indicate that he was injured by a grenade in combat while serving in afghanistan and they can also confirm that he was not awarded the purple heart medal for sustained in combat it's a pretty big lie it's pretty sad i mean first of all he's lying about it he's claiming to attempted to save his buddies so he's trying

departure but i mean you're talking about dylan being at a job i think that's going to be a huge loss for imus n.b.c. because he was actually a gracious well they're going to martin bashir. murmurous here who is more you know he's our c.n.n. and i you know i really you know he's not going to like. other media news since we're on this too so now joy baby car is going to host a show on current t.v. and it's tentatively titled the joy of a hard show and it's going to premiere in september now personally i like to be her in the sense of like i actually i find her entertaining i find her pretty funny but on current t.v. i just do not understand what they're doing when they just keep hiring former democratic governor and now they have joy bay hard get some young people right get their real liberals on the program because you're blowing your chance to be a real alternative network look at it's supposed to be i have incredibly low expectations. for everything so i'm sure joel degree i think i do i like you like joy however i don't understand what current is thinking they're supposed to be an alternati

this is a political commentator and host of up with chris hayes airs saturday and sunday mornings and imus n.b.c. also the editor at large of the nation magazine and writes on issues central to the progressive community including what is hurting the democratic party and how the labor movement is changing chris is the author of the critically acclaimed newly released book twilight of the elites america after meritocracy let's get back to it chris huey long back in one nine hundred thirty four said rather famously this was his you know every man a king spread the wealth speech he said it is not the difficulty of the problem which we have it is the fact that the rich people of this country and by rich i mean the super rich will not allow us to solve the problems or rather the one little problem that is afflicting this country is referring to depression because in order to cure all of our woes it is necessary to scale down the big fortunes that we may. scattered of the wealth to be shared by all the people now if you go back just sixty years in time harry truman when he retired from the presid

>> caller: i watch imus in the morning. i saw you originally way back on msnbc when he got canned.phanie: here i am. look at that. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] 70% less sweaty. >> and 100% more ball caps. >> these three blondes at fox ann coulter hear ra ing really and this crowley. this book says what the bleep happened to america. she was on this morning shooting off to imus who i watched before you come on at 8:00. >> stephanie: the answer would be too many bimbos like you on fox news. that's what the [ bleep ] happened to america. >> you can watch bill press because then you wouldn't with have any crowley polluting your tv. >> stephanie: don't get monica crowley in your breakfast. have bill press instead. let's go to marla in michigan. you're on "the stephanie miller show." welcome. >> caller: hi, steph. >> stephanie: hi. >> caller: i want to say if mitt romney's lips are moving, it is a lie. they're all republican scumbags. >> stephanie: oh, my. >> caller: they are. everything they say is not true. >> at this point there is no reason for him to try to make any news. he thinks that he's

imus in the morning all over the country and david letterman next week. just kidding. >> really? too bad. that would have been fun. >> it would have been nice. sherrod what are you doing with your ventures? >> good morning america, july 9th, i premiere, third hour. get it right. >> don't move man. we hillary play it at 2:00 p.m. >> sherrod, don't be angry. >> i am joyous. good afternoon, america. >> is that what they call it? >> they paid me.

imus in the morning all over the country and david letterman next week. just kidding. >> really? too bad. that would have been fun. >> it would have been nice. sherrod what are you doing with your ventures? >> good morning america, july 9th, i premiere, third hour. get it right. >> don't move man. we hillary play it at 2:00 p.m. >> sherrod, don't be angry. >> i am joyous. good afternoon, america. >> is that what they call it? >> they paid me. >> it is hard to believe. >> who knew? >> i am getting you off that show. i am going to stop this from happening. >> he hates america. >> i love america. i love you, america. nonetheless. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> we produced 7600. >> look, i don't want to hear about the 7600. >> chairman i would beg to allow -- >> -- the lady is out of order. >> attorney general eric holder under fire today over the botched fast and furious mexican gun walking sting. what did the attorney general know? when did he know it? how much trouble is he in and and should he be worried? >> i'm pretty calm. i'm okay. >> you supported hillary cli

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>>imus: if $125 billion doesn't help, what does? >>guest: spain, alone, we are talking about the banking system. just talking about bailing out the banks of a gimmick that before they just wanted them to give them the money and now it goes into a fund. it is just the banks. not the government. which has manage managed. on friday when president obama spoke he tried to hadn't that spain did not do that, in part because he would like us to follow the path of spain. they have the second largest high speed. they build a bunch of highways and 22 airports that have not been used so the idea it is a fiscal bailout of the government, he doesn't want us to believe. but it is going to have to be a bailout of banks and government. and when do people, regular, normal, ordinary people, the spaniards with 25 percent unemployment they do not get a penny. maybe there is hope that it trickles out but of course it will not work. they need $300 billion or $400 billion in spain alone. so if you do that italy would need $500 billion or $700 billion and g

. >> i do the news cut-ins, for the imus in the morning show, 5 a.m.9 on the fox business network everybody and do whatever they tell me to do. sometimes radio updates and sometimes hits on the fox news channel or more times on the fox business network, i'm here to work. >> i get the whole thing whatever they tell us to do. i understand that. >> pretty much. >> and also on keys, christian from video acquisitions department. all right, what is video acquisitions? sounds serious. >> video acquisitions pretty much just acquiring the material going to air and quality control and it's being recorded, audio is good, video is good. >> also adrian sharky on guitar, a lighting technician, sharky, what do you do here? >> i do lighting here. and the units, program the shows, during the day. >> you have a different accent. i don't think that's boston. that's irish to me. >> yeah, from ireland. >> we're delighted you're here. >> thank you very much. >> a great job. >> and then on drums, josh hatch. a camera man on our show, and you've got to wonder, josh, if you're

imus senior at emory university at the policy institute. my question is for christina hoff summers and bay buchanan. as a woman in college being active -- of lot of my friends think that i am anti woman. [inaudible] posing as a woman. not really a woman. [inaudible] what can i say to my friends that would convince them or show case that conservatives and republicans really are pro woman? >> i am thinking about young women who invited me to mount holyoke college. i was part of the conservatives coming out week. much scarier to come out of the republican than gay. they approached it as -- the l a students were pretty cool about it. realized they were being in tolerance. liberals don't like to be intolerant. it is one way to tell them they are practicing kind of bigotry and closed mindedness they disapproved of in this of many other people. almost as if they dehumanize you if you are a conservative or completely overlooked you are acumen be in with opinions that may be different from theirs and they have to be more open-minded. i would use tha