. >>> meanwhile, would i miss a chance to have a little bit of ative with don imus? do not rip those who have always had their back unless they want a 44 emptied into their back. >> i'm looking at the set. looks like a meeting of overeaters anonymous. >> oh! here we go. >> it looks like a scene out of beetle juice. get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome... yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow your nose! . . . . . >> i have had enough of the "iron man" making fun of my buddy, bo. >> one thought and his name is edwin kline. he was the author of "primary colors." >> he's not the guy that wrote "primary colors." joe kline is a fairly legitimate journalist. i got an e-mail from neil cavuto claiming i was mean to bo. bo has to stop acting like a bully. >> oh, he's being mean to me. i propose we have a sit down on friday both families come together. that is if don takes a midol. much sleep has been lost. many eyes are baggie and show puffiness which needs to be remedied by the cream which will do nothing to reduce

really but i will take your word >>> welcome to "the best of imus" in the morning.he imus ranch, the cattle ranch for kids with cancer, a beautiful place and great work is done there. but he brought casts from the ranch all summer long. the rest of us are back near in new york city. i'm in the midtown studios. good to have you with us. the journalist and author ber in order will get us started in a moment. he said he came in recently to talk about a few different things. one was the classic book that he

we love you. >> this is what they do on imus. it's cool. sandra, we don't think she has legs going barred in terms of getting elected? >> no way. >> maybe the nominee but not the presidency. >> i think they would counter. >> your boyfriend said that, too. >> my boyfriend, bob beckel. he has wonderful soft hands and dreamy eyes. >> that's breaking news. you heard it here first. >> you have mitt romney, charlie chris. >> mitt romney is old hat. >> and by the way, you know when you're filling out a job application and there's that tricky question, have you ever been convicted of a crime? washington, d.c. is expected to join several other states and cities in banning companies from asking job applicants up front if they have a criminal record. ex cons return to a life of crime because they can't get work. however, critics say the law could discourage some companies from hiring altogether and what about an employer's right to know? >> what more can we do to make it impossible for business to do business in this country? you know, these companies

. >> >> what is meet popping up all over the don imus show this morning? >> is she there? >> yes. what happened to her? >>. [laughter] with those obituaries. [laughter] this is no weirdest news. >> hello? >> hello? am i supposed to push a button? [laughter] >> by the way i am looking at a set. it looks like overeaters anonymous. >> el looks like a scene out of betelgeuse. >> who does your hair? >> what a wonderful morning spent making entertainment at its finest especially with out crotchety he was today. you had me laughing so hard this morning i almost had to pull the car over. >> good job. he needs is something slapped and until the hide the oxygen. >> i wanted to but he was to thousand miles away. so put this ranch in in new mexico where it is 150 degrees. >> what is the deal with the refusal to use of word illegal? if you worry here illegally you are the emigrant and illegal here as the illegal immigrant. >> brilliant. >> how about undocumented tourist? >> please stop hitting obama from instincts gimmicky got to be president of the united states. so they're not entirely empty

funny, he stopped by in the studio one day and said he wanted to meet imus. true story.adio with him the next day and comes back two days in a row and does a long

we'll go back over some of imus' best interviews, have fun with the guys as well.odwin who's been coming on the program for many years. you probably know her as the author of the book "team of rivals." her recent book, "the bully pulpit," takes a look at the relationsh

that is our show >>> and this is it, "the best of imus." it is the "best of imus" music edition.r the next hour we're going to hear from some of the big names in the music industry that have may appearances. it will be delbert mcclinton, lyle lovett and the john hiatt

>>> welcome to another edition of "the best of imus morning program."e outdoor arena with some of the rodeo just outside . good to have you with us here for the next hour. we have a terrific show. and we mean that because we have a mix of some of the serious interviews and one in particular that was great that imus has done and then some funny stuff as well. really funny. first of all, the author who wr

next to me, imus in the morning executive producer and my pal from o'reilly, bernie mcgirk. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> what say you, mcgirk? >> they dropped the bomb on a mom. a florida woman was arrested on sunday for allowing her 7-year-old son to walk to the park by himself. dominic ganey was on the way to the park when he passed a public pool where lifeguards asked him where his mom was. he got scared and ran the rest of the way to the park leading them to call the cops who found him and asked him where he lived. shorts are clearly too long. the cops then took him home and arrested his mother on charges of child neglect. nicole said she knew she was making a mistake by letting dominic go to the park. >> i honestly didn't think i was doing anything wrong. i was letting him go play. >> oh well. and she totally gets why the cops arrested her. >> i am dumb founded by this whole situation. >> who wrote this? clearly this is something that could only happen in -- >> as always to help us out in this discussion we brought in a studio audience panel. welcome, everyone,

there was nothing illegal or imus or about any of the decisions made by the company.t they have a rule of the company needed speaking this or some english? >> you are allowed to have a ruled it says that, but it has to be job-related and consistent with the assessment. if i'm a dry cleaner or some other retail place and i'm dealing with people that speak english and i can't speaking this i can't really do that job, but if i'm in the back stocking-- cheryl: are you going green on the? >> i will make it nice and clear. the eeoc doesn't usually step in a lesson see something going on that is a little amiss and that is what they did here. see what you're asking me to trust the government that they are doing the right thing? >> when they are protecting the rights of citizens-- we don't know what these citizens are not american citizens. my grandfather was an american system-- citizen and he did not speak english. proud of our can citizens and speak english. >> there were no laws and that was the difference. civil rights laws and discrimination became illegal at the federal

gabrielle and internet radio hose, mark levin, don imus star. punishment fit the crime? >> absolutely not. it's laughable if it wasn't such a serious event. the nfl is trying to revamp their image and then give him this. we'll protect our players. if you're a quarterback, they won't let opponents spit on you but then it's okay to do this to your girl. come on now. it's a horrible and they should be ashamed of themselves, especially when you look and compare it to, oh, ricky william and the $fins want to smoke marijuana and got suspended a whole year, the nfl should be disgraced. >> what did you think of this. >> it's disgusting since the nfl is trying to say we're fans of women. obviously they have breast cancer month. it's a slap in the face of female fans because this just shows they truely do not value women. >> would it have mattered more if she had pressed charges. >> i don't think that should playy it. there's video footage. >> the video cages is. >> absolutely. seeing the footage, seeing him drag her out of the elevator, it's horrific, an

i had been working on a novel imus riding on the side going back and forth to washington and i was able to finish that and publish it and that is the surprise that i think you can introduce into your life after things like this that you contain advantage of and be aware of. is not all payne. it is the bounce and energy and opportunity of something new. >> host: was there depression? >> guest: there is always -- don't know if it was depression, morning. maybe that is depression. don't mean to be clinical about it but i still mourn at a loss of that job. i always will. it was such an opportunity. i was raised with the generation that changed the world and i had an opportunity to change government and we launched a number of things and i felt i hadn't finished my work. that i will continue to mourn with a little bit of sadness but not what dominates who i am. and other ways to contribute and i believe in work, finding other work to do. >> host: where you persona non grata with your former soaker is in washington. >> guest: i have a rather large network, and the first category system, angry

never go on i'm sorry and imus show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on and we go beyond identifying to try to fix rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing the front ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture.

you a very quick question though you mentioned and couple of media american media here like fox news imus and b c and what have you and you mentioned the the differences ideological differences between them and yet when it comes to ukraine and they're pointing to some how they all seem to present a very homogeneous account how do you explain that i think you know for a long time russia this goes back to cold war legacies you know the russians were always the bad guys you know and in terms of geopolitics even in terms of my own upbringing you know i was. a young one in the one nine hundred eighty s. with the whole rhetoric of evil empire and so i think you know for a long time this is this is been. heavily in grain and see americans not only sort of politics but also pop culture you know the russians are oftentimes the bad guys in movies and so on i do have my fair share of sort of trying to tear down some of the preconceived notions of the far right and of the far left it. foreign policy it's russia it's over there somewhere and so in that way i think there's a little bit of a more of a p

know stopping with that and saying oh ok well this is a fox news so we can't listen to it or this is imus and b. c. we can't listen to it or this is our t.v. and we can't listen to it but we need to go beyond that and actually engage with the ideas in the information that is presented as well and confront that information and i think that's something that as you mentioned before not everything is black and white not everything is in tegan istic and the more that we can be. openminded khan a source of information regardless of the source i think we're all going to be better off well i did only a group of you a very quick question though you mentioned in a couple of media american media here like fox news m s n b c and what have you and you mentioned the the differences ideological differences between them and yet when it comes to ukraine and they're pointing to stories somehow they all seem to present a very homogeneous account how do you explain that i think you know for a long time russia this goes back to cold war legacies you know the russians were always the bad guys you know and in t

oh welcome back to the kaiser report imus guys are time to turn again to our second part of our interview with roger very angel investor in many bitcoin companies including the law change dot info bit a crack in and more roger welcome back thank you write what is crack and crack in is the predominant europe euro bitcoin exchange except custer's from anywhere in the world but basically if you have pieces of paper issued by governments and you prefer bitcoins because they can't be controlled or manipulated you can send your uro's or dollars or whatever to crack in and exchange them for the call and then once you have your money in the calling you can send receive it with anyone anywhere in the world without having to ask for permission from anybody it just works how big is the v.c. market and big coin related companies the same is like us going through a big growth spurt yeah basically every v.c. on the planet is super excited interested in because and they're pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into because startups at this point crack and just raised around big pay just raised around

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don imus as having joel selling a house, phil donahue. the most expensive house in connecticut was the $25 million. it was a steal. had been marked down from 34 on 52 acres, 14,000 scurfy a little french charmer. i expected the german energy might on this house, but i went to the town website. it said he is clark. i looked a little more. it said in his own record by the way this house has been unoccupied since this on robotic it said that this summer but it in 1951. well, how is that possible? no robo, no buzzer, no name, just a street number and too little your car is next to of faded red brick wall. i reached over and robbed on the window and the air conditioner of the load cottage. a little man came out in his mid-80s like out of a fairy tale on the comes up and says this is mrs. clark souse. i have not met any clark's. i just get paid every month by her attorney for new yorker since jack. the jaguar and mirage was his, the caretakers. so as i was leaving -- he had no other affirmation. as i was leaving he had a question for me. he sai

imus is a very humble individual.ok to morning radio. >> here is they to that. someone who sounded revelle, someone had to wake him up. >> we want to do ask our viewers after the show show, what song they would want you to play. you ready for this? >> yes. >> here is our facebook post this morning. viewers can weigh in right now, the "washington post" march, semper fidelis march. and stars and stripes forever. are you prepared? >> yes. >> what do you think the viewer also pick? >> i think the viewers are going to pick correctly and they will pick a john philip sousa march. >> that's very good. you guys sound fantastic. they're not allowed to move. >> not yet, sir. >> that's usually what people in new york do anyway. steve and elisabeth, back inside to you. i'm in for brian this morning. >> you are. i go for the senper fidelis march. >> i'm voting as well. consider it done. >>> heather nauert is here. we have a lot to bring you. >> hi. we've got other news going on. there is another shakeup at veterans affairs to tell

. >> noticed you were out last week, did this have something to do with your feud on air with imus, it did. karen said, i hope you come back less angry and more funny. love me some neil. i hope you no longer write, period. >> i have an emack crush, i am not happy you are back. i am so happy neil is back, a cutey pie. take that you former security council rel. >> -- scoundrel. >> miss you big time. have you been off hanging out with elton john? yes that is what i have been doing, they put me there with him, steve writes, neil put the canolli down get back to work. i can do my work with canolli thank you. >> rumors abound you were fired, i say no way. i was fired i snuck back in. i have been missing the what's the deal neil, and common sense segments of they m leave me with something to think about. that is my goal, michael said, i think i saw you at an all you can eat buffet last week, was that you? sunshine, you are not as cute as some of your fill ins but we still missed you. >> i missed you, but. you say terribly nice, that is -- does not sound right. buddy writes, now it takes sense

very honored to have written this book in the degree weekend ♪ smoets ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, imusas in the national security, what did you do during the nixon stuff? >> i worked in the security council for president nixon. and henry kissinger and i started as a consecutisecretary was in college, and i worked up the food chain. >> worked up to henry kissinger. >> you know about the new book that was done, the nixon

this morning i was putting together the news, that's what i do for the morning and radio tv for imus in the morning. there are other stories going on what's happening in the middle east for example. the iran nuclear talks. many other stories, and when you have a certain amount of time, i'm not sure it's done on purpose or not, but there are certain days when this type of story doesn't get as much attention. i don't know what the solution to that is, that's the way it happens. >> you make a very good point. >> you are making a very good point. sometimes there is hard news that will trumpet a war in the middle east. look how many times i've come on the air and talked about this, where we will show where there's a complete absence and look to see what was more important and find the most ridiculous story imaginable. it is delivered. it's a decision by the networks this is not an important story. here's something they find very interesting. >> okay. >> if you look at all the scandals, there is zero effort, zero interest in investigating them, in getting to the bottom of them. never mind

i am here with imus in the morning contributor. she is a tall drink of water if the water was taken from a men's room toilet off the jersey turnpike. it is the highly toxic joanne nosuchunsky. smile through the pain. if i make another joke about cats do you promise to duct tape me to the bed and watch me bleed out from paper cuts? so expect a lot more cat jokes. it is tv's andy levy. and he is a native new yorker which is a nice way of saying he will stab you in the eye for a pop tart. it looks like the tiki bar let you off early. it is a joke about your shirt. andrew schulz, he is a comedian. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, as an outsider, what do you think of the human race? >> why? the red head is dead. back in april x archie comics announced plans to kill off the freckled-faced freak which features grown up versions of the characters. and now we know how. in the issue out this wednesday archie dies taking a bullet meant for his gay friend, kevin. a senator who wants stronger gun control laws in riverdal

>>> ladies and gentlemen, "imus in the morning." >> hello.ly great is this list that warner was talking about earlier this morning in the "new york daily news" in new york, from james dolan to derek jeter, to commissioner roger goodell, a daily news poll of news sports, scribes and editors, they

that lets give them an experiment and give them a certain amount of money to see what they do with it imus did they make a mistake, it's a good lesson, let's talk about it. did they turn to me for these questions? to determine is this something i should do with my money? gerri: interesting. thank you for helping us sort that out. and now, we want to hear from you. here is what some of your treating me about our poll question time. given the state of the economy are you spending more and less? karen tweets, who has money to spend? ricky tweets, haven't really cut back on my buying habits, but i'm spending more because costs are going up breaking. i hear you. jonah my facebook page, things are more expensive. i'm spending the same and that he last. mark posts, compared to six years ago less, compared to last year about the same. here are some of your e-mails, jerry from oregon writes in, i'm spending more for the same things because of increases in everything food, gas, etc. vacation is unlikely this year. bill from kansas writes, about yesterday's poll question on what it takes to buy the a

i'm very honored to have written this book in the degree weekend >>> welcome to the best of the imusmorning program on the fox business network. just down the street prosecute from times square is where the new york city headquarters are located. nice to have you here. we have lined up some of the i-man's best interviews. when we started, this is an impressive man. wes moore in the 82nd airborne and a best-selling author. he came on the show to talk about a series for pbs called "coming back with wes moore." a series of documentaries that looks at the struggles and challenges that some veterans face when they come back from

willing to have been honest conversation palfrey doubt i was having it was quasi villages how much imust i will talk about it all did that people get freaked out. talking about rape or sexual abuse so i guess rather than taking me for my service then to take five minutes and just ask where were you what year and learn how the unit's work. but think of a different way to approach the topic. >> her son was a rancher and dag capt. of the army and shot and killed himself in 2004. her memoir is out this year. you write to that he was despondent and reshape -- enraged#.b)z-) and went back to do the same job as a contractor. then of course the contractor claimed that he worked for was bought by another and bought by another and a lot of happened that happens in the contracting business as well as in publishing. but, he went to ethiopia. he married in namibia and had a step-son and young daughter in the winter if he'll be a for another operation. then he was given the option by his company of going to washington are going to iraq. he went to iraq with fabulous, ecstatic enthusiasm. at that poin

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today's hashtag one lucky guy, executive brektor of "imus in the morning," bernard. he's outnumbered. >> thanks for having me. >> you have a little brave heart today? you're going to need it. >> bring it. you ladies are the antidote to this real housewives phenomenon, by the way. >> i think you meant well by that. >> yes, indeed. without a doubt. >> you know what's going on in the world? a lot. new border crisis fallout. president obama getting an earful from the public. a new poll finding nearly six in 10 americans disapprove of the way he's handling the immigration crisis among latinos. the fast growing slice of the electorate who helped put the president to office.

[laughter] imus his voice and his phone calls.realize he only stop talking so he could lights another cigarette. [laughter] he would call made from paris i was walking my dog and the only half listening and remember what he said a couple months later when i called from afghanistan he said fuck is you. i am too big for a cable. [laughter] but he wrote to peace in the did the beast because this is how i have been feeling every day there is nothing natural losing a friend at 33 was no silver lining it is a tragedy i am not sure how long it is supposed to take i think of them multiple times of day every day but i think i would think by thought he was angry with the world that was because he was but also a a sweetheart with a measurable love and support. we have the joy of having him in our lives but i think we all have the opportunity to honor his work in his is singular voice. >> we have others that will come up no. >> when i first met michael two years out of the army and have done nothing. i was wondering with the severe case of pt

imus in the morning editor, geraldo rivera and author of "please stop helping us." liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed. huge hit. the book is doing well. let's start with this. they killed this cop. then they start this makeshift memorial where, you know, thug and peace and putting liquor bottles up. and the wife of this cop killer says she wished he killed more. >> i think it's sick. but it tells you something about the ghetto subculture in black america. and we need to talk about it. and the problem is not a lot of people want to talk about it. when whites talk about it they get called racist. when blacks talk about it they get called sell outs. that's why i wrote this book, sean. >> geraldo, look at this situation here. >> the mayor ordered the disgraceful memorial that the widow of the cop killer had erected taken down, the new jersey chapter of the civil liberties union said that her right of free speech was being violated. i was on the radio today -- >> praising the cop killer. >> -- we absolutely think that the free speech does not protect. this is

happy birthday to imus, who you work with every morning. somebody give the guy a haircut?ou're talking about somebody's hair, really? ♪ now you're my whole life >>> senator rand paul wants to be president, but what about his isolationist views? laura ingram on that. bernie goldberg on verbally assassinating people anonymously. and our mad as hell segment. ad from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. and we're new to the. pacific northwest. the rain, the mud... ba-

going to go on i'm sorry and imus show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying the truth. rational debate and real discussion critical issues facing america ready to join the movement then welcome to the. water back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour from the subject of doomsday prophecies for the pot plotline of popular movies and t.v. shows the idea of the rapture is rooted itself in popular culture but is the rapture just a pop culture talking point or does it have an actual religious and biblical background and shelley eight olsen is reportedly preparing to spend tens of millions perhaps one hundred billion dollars on the twenty fourteen midterm elections this in time we stop letting billionaires buy and sell lawmakers in washington d.c. with more on that tonight still a take. in the best of the rest of the news back in march of two thousand and twelve occupy wall street activists sessile in mcmillan was arrested for supposedly assaulting a police officer in zuccotti park however after her arrest dylan argued that it w

howard stern, don imus, greg gut feel, dana terry noe and i were all killed or help with our back painmainstream who said it is all your head. how come back pain, everybody started getting back pain when all is not cured? this is a psychological problem and only found through experimentation. stuart: you had back pain. john: i used to take a meeting that 2020 line on the floor because i was in such pain. stuart: when you went to an unlicensed therapist of some sort, physical or mental therapy. unlicensed. john: he had a degree but it wasn't the approved treatment. stuart: was it illegal for him to give that treatment? john: i try not to do things that are illegal. stuart: so you object to the formal licensing of certain types of treatment. john: we should have less of it. stuart: you should license yourself in other words. john: once you are an adult you are the decider, yes. stuart: how did you get rid of the scudder? john: i found a clinic in roanoke, virginia where they read taught us how to speak by showing us the rest slowing us weighed down for three weeks. we had to slow down to

willing to have been honest conversation palfrey doubt i was having it was quasi villages how much imus i will talk about it all did that people get freaked out. talking about rape or sexual abuse so i guess rather than taking me for my service then to take five minutes and just ask where were you what year and learn how the unit's work. but think of a different way to approach the topic. >> her son was a rancher and dag capt. of the army and shot and killed himself in 2004. her memoir is out this year. you write to that he was despondent and reshape -- enraged#.b)z-) and went back to do the same job as a contractor. then of course the contractor claimed that he worked for was bought by another and bought by another and a lot of happened that happens in the contracting business as well as in publishing. but, he went to ethiopia. he married in namibia and had a step-son and young daughter in the winter if he'll be a for another operation. then he was given the option by his company of going to washington are going to iraq. he went to iraq with fabulous, ecstatic enthusiasm. at that point

carlos slim is calling for a three-day workweek offset by an 11 hour workday and later retirement imus or 75. he says more leisure time is good and would help the economy. charles payne is here. he works hard. sounds attractive, it's not going to work, is it? >> now, but i think afford a workweek would be multiplatform. but, you have to put in 10 hours a day. stuart: you didn't tell us that. >> what he is trying to do is-- it's interesting he is saying honestly we live so much longer, our society-- everything-- even though he's not saying it people should pay attention. we are going to run out of social security. in this country and probably a lot of other countries. it's different from what richard branson about splitting jobs and better worklife and whenever you hear those two words together if the new liberal attack on capitalism. be careful of that. i think this is different. stuart: it seems like it's an attack on work as if work is bad and leisure is good. i'm not going to go along with that. >> i'm not going to go along with the either and i do have a problem with it. i go back

. >> there's no question in my mind the reason i was surveilled was because imus limb. there's nothing in my background. i always carried a security clearance and top secret sci security clearance. >> reporter: overnight they denied anyone was targeted because of their religion and saying they're only collected when there is a legitimate foreign intelligence or counterintelligence purpose. >> they might have to do some more explaining. >>> the latest on president obama and the crisis on our southern border. in texas the president will meet with one of his harshest critics, governor rick perry about the wave of children crossing the border and what could be a real confrontation. >> reporter: president obama made a surprise stop at a brew pub shaking hands and even beating colorado's governor in a game of pool. this afternoon, fun and games are not likely. he heads to texas where anger is rising over the immigration crisis. he'll be in a border state but nowhere near the border prompting fierce criticism from republicans. >> see, this is dallas. this is where the crisis i