jackson. >> america is in crisis. and stephen colbert is turning our election into a circus. t coast hollywood elite is exploring a run for president of the united states of america of south carolina. and, come on, why is the t in his name silent? what else is he silent about? letting murderers out of jail? now a super pac that he founded is running attack ads against him, just so we'll think they're not coordinating. enough is enough! i've had it with these money grubbing super pacs messing with our monday to friday election. south carolina, send stephen colbert a message. on january 21st, vote herman cain. >> that is a hard hitting ad. one more piece of noncolbert news to tell you about. actor mark wahlberg apologizing for comments made in a men's journal where he told the magazine he would have stopped terrorists from flying into the world trade center on september 11th had he been on the plane. wahlberg, as it turns out, was scheduled to be on one of those flights from boston that hit the world trade center. but decided to fly a week earlier instead. mr. wahlberg issued an

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america's enemy. romney and gingrich took hard line. >> andrew jackson had a clear-cut idea about america's enemies.l them. >> the right thing for usama bin laden was the bullet in the head he received. >> for texas governor rick perry, possibly his best debate yet. connecting on the voter i.d. laws. >> south carolina is at war with this federal government and with this administration. [ applause ] >> reporter: many people wondering where was this rick perry in november? >> it was one of the last opportunities for undecided voters to take a full assessment of the candidates before saturday's voting. and there is plenty of talk here after gingrich's performance at the debate, undecide have had a whole lot more to consider. in myrtle beach, south carolina, john roberts, fox news. >> bret: well, get more on where the race stands from senior political analyst, brit hume. >> welcome back. >> bret: thank you. >> some conservatives are hoping that if rick santorum or newt gingrich could make a strong shower or win in the south carolina primary it would set the stage for long struggle with the outcome uncer

jackson. pacific. hei capital. bank of america. tenants union.gether to join all of us to make this effort genuinely open for dialogue and for hopefully reaching an agreement again so that we can house our middle-class families and make sure that we represent everybody can have housing for everyone in the city. with that, i would like to ask members of our board of supervisors to join with me on this. president chiu. [applause] supervisor chiu: thank you, mayor lee. i am really happy that we have represented to a really a wonderful spectrum of folks that care about a topic of folks that i think we all have been talking about for quite some time. mayor lee referred to the proposals he put out last year on the campaign trail. i can tell you that every candidate last year was talking about the importance of affordable housing. it is time to move beyond talk, though, to figure out what the solutions are, but something on the ballot, and get it done. i want to thank all my colleagues who are here. i know supervisor wiener has been leading in making su

ryan seacrest, randy jackson, jennifer lopez, and america's horniest grandma traveled to galveston, texasce again, steven tyler fell in love with every attractive woman who walked through the door. and they seem to be interested in him, too, even though he looks like a piece of beef jerky that went through a rock tumbler. last night, even one of the contestants interrupted her audition to kiss him. >> just go to voting or kissing. >> voting and kissing, okay. i'll say yes. >> i'm going to say yes, too. i like the energy. >> i'm going to say yes, too. and you may kiss the judge. you may kiss the judge. whoa. oh, my god. what? take that kiss to hollywood. you made it. hollywood's that way. >> jimmy: and they lived happily ever after. isn't that sweet? [ applause ] tonight on "american idol," it seems like the attention that steven tyler is starting to get from the female contestants is only making him more excited because -- well, with that said, it's time for steven tyler's creepy leer of the night. ♪ i want to lay you down in a bed of roses ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: check what's

. >> andrew jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about america's captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, more controversial political ads. finally, a way to show ads between my ads. (laughter) then, is god a good match maker? and if so, why can't those nuns find a nice guy? and my guest, former michigan governor jennifer granholm has a new book about america's fight for jobs. well, if she knows so much about it, why is she the former gornor? (laughter) romney and gingrich are pulling ahead of rick perry in his home state. it is official: you can mess with texas. this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: are we starting the show right now? welcome to the "report," everybody. (crowd chanting "stephen") (cheers and applause) yes, yes. very good, very good. very good. but do you know my middle name? (laughter) thanks for joining us, everybody. folks, the south carolina g.o.p. primary campaign is in full swing.

. >> andrew jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about america's captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org superpac releases its first ad, but don't worry as my mouth says those words it's not coordinating with my brain. then i reveal my plan for the south carolina primary as soon as someone reveals them to me. and my guest scott douglas is a religeous activist fighting to overturn alabama's anti-immigrant law. good thing he's religious because it's going to need a miracle. happy martin luther king day. i don't see race but i do see holidays when i should not be working. this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: holy cow stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the report. good to have you with us. thank you so much, nation. folks, thank you so much. please, please, as much as i would love to sit here and listen to you chant my name we have got to get to the big st

imposing on at the time and that is a refrain throughout american history andrew jackson was fighting the first bank of america i know you can talk more about the current iteration of bank of america but that idea that corporations get special privileges from the government and then use special privileges to leverage that advantage leverage the wealth and try to get more power i think is a constant story it's one of those things that go with a corporate charter is a threat and i think we always understood that and ok surely we forget it or we lose some battles like with santa clara in the gilded age took away our constitutional rights because we didn't keep an adequate eye on corporate power but we pushed back with the progressive era the new deal again in the sixty's and seventy's we had to push back and now we have to do it again i think this idea that the line gets blurred it will happen if we don't manage what in the book i call corporations are there a tool not a person nothing more exotic than a tool and they're like gasoline or guns they have purposes but if you don't keep an eye on them they get out of

andrew jackson had a pretty clear cut idea about america's enemies. kill them.e you blood thirsty? why is that your favorite moment? >> i think it's interesting what it shows about newt gingrich who talked about the exchange with juan williams and their personalities romney vs. gingrich. this is -- he speaks with a little bit of flourish. he brings some history in. he tells a story. and he is not afraid to land a punch on someone. now that is he back to shifting going after moderators, media and democrats, is he looking much stronger. >> bill: blood personality trait as he is. as i said to charles krauthammer, in the general race, not the republic primary, but the general race, when he goes kill them. >> yes. >> bill: i'm not sure, you know the independent women are going kill who? who are we going to kill? >> i think you are right. he doesn't have a soft touch as romney kind of does sometimes. and i think that would be a problem with independent voters. i think this illustrates what people are thirsting for in the g.o.p. primary. they are missing that little sp

andrew jackson had a pretty clearcut about america's enemies. kill them. >> we go anywhere they are and we kill them and the right thing for -- the right thing for usama bin laden was the bullet in the head that he received. that's the right course for people who kill american citizens. >> so i would say that maybe we ought to consider a golden rule in foreign policy. don't do to other nations what we don't want have them to do to us. so we -- we endlessly bomb these countries and then we wonder why they get upset with us? >> few statements irked me more not than that statement. he says it all the time. we endlessly bomb people when my goodness, you know exactly what the deal was. you know what happened to the first iraq war and the second iraq war. you know why we're in afghanistan and why we continue to stay there. he knows the answers to this. he's looking for a soundbite and bumper sticker for those people who say i don't like george bush and i hate all wars. >> and we'll be talking a little bit later on. stay tuned in about 30 minutes for w

jackson hewitt will do the same. >>> rob nelson now. >> good morning. topping america's money, the american international auto show opens today. but cadillac has already unveiled its newest as it tries to break into a small luxury sports sedan market. ford will shoulder redesigned fusion of showing two types of hybrids. wall street's may be feeling the effects of a disappointing 2011, their bonuses will likely be the lowest. one reason is increasing criticism over compensation on wall street. gas prices are headed up sharply. the average price of a gallon of regular if rose more than 9 cents in the past week. the reason, higher crude-oil prices. audiences at the movies were possessed. the horror film took in more than a $35 million. many of the people who saw it did not like it. i am rob nelson. >>> the wild weather did a favor for some metro riders. make things more bearable. >> yesterday a group of passengers dropped their drawers during the 11th annual no pants metro ride. it started in new york city and is now staged in cities all around the world. my goodness. they

jackson is right. michael would have loved it. for "good morning americak watt, abc news, los angeles. >> i want to see that show. i have the utmost respect for mrs. jackson. >> how about the eyes paris has for justin? >> you saw that, too? >>> coming up, the latest on demi moore's health crisis. new details on what happened right before her collapse. ashton finally reacts. >>> and also coming up, 12 hours of terror caught on tape. held hostage by her own husband. >>> you won't want to miss there. drunk at the wheel. pat sajak's stunning admission. seems they liked their margaritas. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in n

jackson. but investigators couldn't track them down. a week ago they were profiled on "america'swanted." they were arrested in charlotte, north carolina on saturday. >> through the weeks tips were coming in, and finally a credible tip came in. had information that had not been released during the investigation over the two-year period from a tipster. and the detectives from up in d.c. followed up on that information, believed it to be credible. >> marshalls say the two men were living in an apartment complex having moved there a couple of months ago from the atlanta area. investigators are still trying to put together a time line, but believe the two were supporting themselves in the drug trade. >> roz prater, thank you. >>> an 8-year-old alexandria boy is dead after hit by a car this afternoon. happened on duke street after a car hit a woman and her child. the boy died at the scene. his mother hospitalized. the car continued down an embankment. but the driver was not hurt. so far no charges filed. >>> howard university student is found safe and back at home tonight after being m

america's most wanted. 20-year-old antonio barnes and 19-year-old earl jackson were arrested after being seen on the show, last week. now the arrests come more than two years after two teens were killed in northeast dc, in the clayton terrace neighbourhood one an innocent by stander caught in the cross fire on his way home from school. dc police have been hunting for the young men for years and were lead to them due to a viewers tip. >> finally a credible tip came in head information, that had not been released during any point over the investigation, over a two year period from a tipster. a detective followed up and believed it to be credible. >> marshalls say the men were living in an apartment complex in charlotte having just moved there a couple months ago from the atlanta area. investigators are trying to reconstruct the timeline of events but believe the men supported themselves in the drug trade. >>> delaware death row inmate granted clemency, 49-year-old robert gaddis will spend the rest of his life in prison and not seek further appeals no more pardons according to the delaware

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andrew jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about america's enemies -- kill them. >> and speaker gingrichf course you take out our enemies, wherever they are. these people have declared war on us. they've killed americans. we go anywhere they are and we kill them. >> so, john, this language here, i don't know, it's debate number 16, who's keeping count here? but do you think that they're trying this kind of hyperbole to get people's attention? are they trying to differentiate from each other? are they getting desperate? >> well, look, you definitely saw last night an uptick in the war metaphor rhetoric. i mean, rick perry himself talking about, you know, war on religion and somehow messing up a pretty basic fact about our nato ally, turkey, calling them a terrorist government, when they're a democratically elected government of a nato ally. but you saw the audience was really fired up. they were engaged, they were interactive. and ron paul's statement of nonintervention, which he's been consistent about since he ran in '08, not popular with this crowd, and his opponents took advantage of