. >> mientras tanto jan brewer dijo que no iba a tolerar las ciudades santuarios y que iba a aÑadir milesu deber que es hacer cumplir la ley. >> aquÍ en charlotte, la primera dama michelle obama lidera la participaciÓn de las mujeres en la convenciÓn nacional democrata lo dimemostrÓ anoche al realiza los logros del presidente obama, como nos dice lori montenegro las reacciones no se hicieron esperar. >> para atrÁs, para adelante con obama. >> la voz hispana se dejÓ escuchar es para marcar las claras diferencias entre lo que promueve barack obama y lo que ofrece mitt romney. >> dice que van a proteger a los jÓvenes y mitt romney dice que se auto deportaciÓn y hace de jan brewer su mejor amiga. >> los demÓcratas continuaron cortejando a los latinos. >> sÍ se puede. >> la primera dama se reuniÓ con los 800 hispanos y reconociÓ la importancia del voto latino. >> en ese sentido fue exitosa me llenÓ de gran emocion y me lleÓo la energÍa de regresar a la florida y comenzar a continuar hablando con mis vecinos y con la comunidad. >> la primera dama defendiÓ con firmeza al presidente y por quÉ cre

governor jan brewer to power. she is not getting the politics and was not part of the anti- immigrant fervor. there was this fringe movement led by russell pearce, part of this 10th amendment movement who believes they're not citizens of the united states but of the sovereign states of the united states. elites to the core of states' rights on olive back to folks in the 1950's -- it is the core states' rights that goes all the way back to folks in the 1950's. the extreme agenda that went to all levels of government. health care, guns, education. >> i want to turn to jan brewer. in june, the supreme court issued its long-awaited ruling s.b. 1070, striking down three of the loss codger provisions that subject undocumented immigrants to criminal penalties for seeking work or failing to carry immigration papers at all times. in each case, the majority said those powers rest with the federal government, not with arizona. however, in a unanimous decision, the justices upheld the law's controversial section 2 b, which re

. >> i think jan brewer is toxic for the republican party in terms of the latino vote.push the latino vote away. mitt romney withmitt romney given that his family fled to mexico for a time. they accepted him, but some how we're suspect in this country through mitt romney's eyes. >> eliot: one of my favorite stories through fdr eleanor they're not clear who but spoke to the daughters of the revolution saying fellow immigrants. we are all immigrants. the moment we forget that, we're all in bad situation. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> eliot: new citizens means new politics. >> always outspoken, now unleached: joy behar. >>tonight, hanna rosin discusses her new book. it's called "the end of men". oh my god, whos going to kill the big bugs in the bedroom? only on current tv. >> eliot: behind the veil of latino support who else, steve king congressman luis gutierrez joins me next. but right now airing at a brand new time slot at 10:00 p.m. eastern, let's check in with jennifer granholm in the war room. good evening governor, what have you got for us tonight. >> we

tonight we want to introduce you to jan brewer's polar opposite.phanie rawlings blake. she's in office since 2010. mayor rawlings blake has embarked on a great fan immigration charm offensive. the goal is to attract 10,000 families mostly immigrants to her city and she wants these new residents to feel comfortable. in march she ordered police and social agencies to stop asking for a person's immigration status. stop asking for it. and just for good measure her baltimore orioles are in first place ahead of new york yankees. i would say -- i'm a tiger fan. coming to us tonight from baltimore is mayor stephanie rawlings blake. mayor, welcome inside "the war room." >> it is certainly my pleasure to be here, governor. i have to say thank you for mentioning the os. i'm bursting inside. they're doing -- we haven't been in this position since i think '97. >> jennifer: you're rubbing it in now. i gave you a minute. >> sorry. >> jennifer: click. >> can i have one more second? i just have to tell you one more thing because i don't know when the next time i ha

but i tell you this, it is a great place to hear from prominent conservative voices like jan brewer, circumstance cameron, eric cantor and a 9 millimeter firing at a disk of birth-control pills. but folks-- (laughter) >> stephen: folks, only one speaker down there really appealed to the voters' heart and... well, just heart. >> we will never have the media on our side, ever in this time. we will never have the elite smart people on our side. (laughter) >> stephen: yes. he's right. and it is time... (cheers and applause) >> stephen: it is high time that gops stop trying to appeal to smart people. and letting rick santorum in front of a microphone is a great place to start. folks, the rest of the party needs to fall in line. do you hear that michele bachmann, tone it down! nation, it's about time somebody said what we were all not thinking. just because people know things doesn't mean we should listen to them. sorry, elite, but we've given your pro knowledge wisdom-pushing policies a chance and they have failed. f-a-l-7 d-failed. and this is a wake-up call to all anti-intellectual amer

if he had stuck to it, jan brewer would have come out and wagged her finger at the chair. >> they needed music to get him off the stage. lots of fun. thank you. >> lots of fun. >> have a good day. >> thank you. bye-bye. >> clint eastwood wasn't the only one that seemed off the mark. a couple of other claims that made us take notice. true or false? we will set the record straight right here saturday morning. >> there's no reason why design can't be attainable, why a great design can't be something that everybody can have. that's something that i truly believe. ools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm p. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ to drive a car filled with as much advanced technology as the world around it. with the available lexus enform app suite, you can use opentable to make restaurant re

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what do you do when you have a governor like jan brewer of arizona who supports these very repressive anti-immigration measures. this is the party's platform, so strong on anti-immigration, which can be interpreted as anti-hispanic. it does not matter what faces they put up on the screen during the convention. the fact is on the ground, republicans on the ground are very, very anti-immigration, which is really anti-hispanic. >> when it comes to hispanic, that is a number you have to reach if you want to be president of the united states. >> and they have just written off african-americans. >> there were african-americans on the podium. >> they always have african- americans on the podium. singing god bless america or praying before or after. the entertainment value was always there. >> and anne archer davis, who is -- who switched parties, but i think both parties love to put these slippers on, but i find them sort of unattractive when they get up there, both sides. what is interesting is i used to see at least some minorities on the floor. every time they went to the floor of the con

. >> with arizona, a supposed "safe state" for romney, governor jan brewer hopes to have an ally in the white house. >> i can guarantee you mitt romney -- mitt understands state's rights, he believes in the rule of law, he has served as governor we all know when he's elected in november that we're going to be able is at this time down with him, he will secure the border. >> off the convention floor, delegates, republican politicians and party leaders gathered and spoke at hundreds of events to promote what they see as the party's strong points. >> we believe in being inclusive and not exclusive, i feel that this party is, because who else other than women, we go to the supermarket, we see how expensive thing are. good to be involved in the party. we have to have the right messenger and method to make sure that it gets the facts out. >> the romney-recent particular set the best ticket for women. i got to see him work wonders with our economy, closing a $3 billion budget gap, turn ink to $2 billion budget surplus. i saw him bring down our unemployment rate to below 5%. and we actually had

and now to jan brewer. brewer endorsed president obama inadvertently. >> i know that if president obama is elected in november, which i hope he is, that we'll be able to come together with all of us and come up with a solution. and i believe he will secure our borders. and therefore we can resolve all those other issues as a simple matter. >> wow. that would be quite a shift in opinion after this well-known tarmac moment between governor brewer there and president obama. a spokesperson stepped up in that case as well to clean up the mess. also, look at the pointing finger there. also when president obama weighed in on how mitt romney's business experience would play into the responsibilities of being president. >> if you're a head of a large private equity firm or hedge fund, your job is to make money. it's not to create jobs. that doesn't necessarily make you qualified to think about the economy as a whole, because as president my job is to think about the workers. my job is to think about communities wher

they have jan brewer at their convention from my state who are symbolicically seen in the latino communitytheir opposition and embraces them, their platform embraces that, no, there is no way you can get back. for us the challenge is motivation and turnout. if we can get that, huge victory for obama. >> eliot: this is a campaign about not persuasion but passion. >> thank you. >> eliot: let's hope it works. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. as always. >> eliot: voter discrimination, an old story made new again. i talk about it with a civil rights icon, congressman john lewis, coming up next. >> eliot: let's check in with jennifer granholm, she who made herself even more famous than she was before with her blockbuster speech at the democratic national convention. "the war room" will be coming up. good evening governor. what have you got for us tonight? >> jennifer: thanks, eliot. actually, there are some amazing polls out today. you know, if the election were held tonight the president would be re-elected by a really big margin and we're going to document that. but a reaso

officials some arizona's america community colleges have decided to go against arizona governor jan brewer's orders and allow work permits to be enough proof for undocumented immigrant students to get in-state tuition at the colleges and now since one state school has decided to ignore brewer's orders the rest of the states colleges and universities including the flagship university of arizona might follow it's time we gave undocumented immigrants in america chance to receive an education and give back to the country that has done so much for them. the maricopa county community colleges for understanding. the bad ohio governor john case at a romney campaign event yesterday case it was attempting to pay tribute to the wives of the republican candidates what came out of his mouth sounded more like another conservative attack on women it was. you know change for a minute karen case and in general ryan. they operate an awful lot of time in the shadows it's not easy to be a spouse of an elected official you know they're there at home doing the laundry and doing so many things while we're up here

million dollars a year although in the initial privatization sale of the prison republican governor jan brewer did get a few million she could use to make it seem like her budget was balanced and then future generations are going to have to pay it back so they. it is a crummy deal not only that for profit prison corporations like c.c.a. haven't proven themselves to be any better at running prisons than state governments for example in idaho c.c.s. prison facility saw far more violence than the nearby state run prison between two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight there were forty two recorded assaults at the state run ohio state correctional institution forty two during that same period at c.c.s. idaho corrections center there are a whopping one hundred thirty two records souls three or four times more so not only is c.c.a. overcharging taxpayers for their services which is why c.c.'s c.e.o. damon entered or was able to make more than three million dollars last year but c.c.a. prisons are far more violent too which makes you wonder why mostly republican state lawmakers and governors

think mayor bloomberg is person -- has a lot to do with it, considered more of a moderate, and jan brewerdered conservative republican that plays into how the coverage is played out in the press for sure. neil: suzanne amazing thank you very much, good seeing you again. >> thank you. neil: well i always knew that bill clinton of very good at retail politics. this week did he prove he was even better at retailer politics, the big dog made mince meat out of a very big liberal lie. but things are starting to turn around because of business people like you. and regions is here to help. with the experience and service to keep things rolling. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. -oh, that's just my buds. -bacon. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] donuts. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? okay. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. so let's talk about coverage. b

. >> greta: in the going to be governor jan brewer. all right. ab let's talk about virginia. there is a potential spoiler for republican arty on the virginia ballot. >> well, they're as good as a former congressman and trying to get in the way of a very, very, important race. and in virginia. and as you know, senate former governor cane and former governor allen are facing off in a neck and neck race. in this very key state obama and romney both need to win on their path. this any kind of monkeying around with dividing the republican party hair not on votes to spare and it's not something that is making anyone more happy. >> tomorrow night, you have 10 seconds. he needs to do what? >> beat bill clinton. and relegate the energy to bill clinton. remind people a taste of what 2008 was all about. >> he needs to just sort of be okay. and... >> okay? >> and if they stopped tonight it would probably be better. >> and this is interesting theater. i don't think it matters. and i'm fixated on undecided. were are they sth. >> we don't know. we'll know after the debate. >> does that mean

think mayor bloomberg is person -- has a lot to do with it, considered more of a moderate, and jan brewera is considered conservative republican that plays into how the coverage is played out in the press for sure. neil: suzanne amazing thank you very much, good seeing you again. >> thank you. neil: well i always knew that bill clinton of very good at retail politics. this week did he prove he was even better at retailer politics, the big dog made mince meat out of a very big liberal lie. 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. zon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pretty obvious. i don't think color matters. pretty obvious. what'sretty obvious about it ? that verizon has the coverage. verizon. verizon. we're going to go to another chart. it doesn't really matter how you present it. it doesn't matter how you present it. verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all other networks combined. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that

i'll take our democratic governors over their jan brewers any time. putting sandra fluke up there it's say to go young women, we get it. we get that the republicans, a lot of them, at least are really sexist and really insulting to women about really basic things, about us being able to get a higher education while controlling our bodies. it's just such a dramatic choice between the two parties. >> cenk: nancy, i wish it was the first time i had heard that line. the vagina stupid. right, right. [ chuckling ] sandra fluke's speech was really strong. i thought it did exactly what you're talking b nancy. it brought it home. you don't get it. they're going to take your right to choose away. three-quarters of you don't agree with that. why would you vote for them! michael, i want to get to the over all impression of the convention. i know publicly they're going to say it's a small bounce etc. etc. axelrod said we don't get bounces after conventions any more, i yeah, yeah, but what is your perspective in terms of the bounce from the convention. >> they're p

i remember jan brewer saying this was a win for her because it was upheld.his ruling mean? >> what happens now is there is this big concern? why is it a big concern? because it's felt it's going to be dis krvictim na torly applie not we want to stop you because of offense but want to check your immigration status. the supreme court left a little opening here. in the event -- we will uphold it, it will be all good. if you can show me not just speculative, that it will relate and result in discrimination, if you can show me specific instances of discrimination, then we will look at it, just on the basis of saying it may be discriminatory because people may be stopped, that's not enough. although it's going into effect, there's a 10 day provision where the department of justice and arizona officials will get together and try to work something out, okay, at this point, we're not out of the woods yet because it will go into effect. it's completely legal and proper but if they can show it's dis kr disvictim na torly applied, it can come back and litigated again. y

i think the only female gop governor that didn't speak was jan brewer.ne got a prime-time spot. and you had ann romney famously shouting "i love you women." so we'll see if that moves anything. at least what it demonstrated is that they got the message. they said, okay, we get it, we have a huge problem with women voters right now, and at least we're trying to do something to address it. you can't tell in that reuters poll whether or not there's been much of a shift. we'll have to wait probably until the next few weeks to see if that moves at all. >> interesting point you make with jan brewer. i do remember governor romney as he was making his way down to make his speech, he did stop at the arizona delegation, give her a hug very quickly as he was moving on. so i did notice her there. anyway, michael, is there a single line in the romney speech or any memorable moment that might have some staying power with the independent voters? >> yeah, i think the very reaganesque line that he delivered in the middle of his speech, you know, to the effect of, you kno

governor jan brewer says it's part of the law that could be put into practice in the next few weeks.o take another look at our question of the morning. 62% of employees say they would work harder if their employer provided this. is it a, a christmas bonus, b, an extra week off per year, or c, workplace incentives such as free lunch? >> our facebook friend rita maria wrote, a, since my first day is a month after christmas, that's the one i'm choosing. >> log on to the wusa9.com facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer in about an hour. >>> former president bill clinton makes an impassioned plea to americans to reelect president barack obama. >> one town it adding its own special touch to the do not call list. >> are you doing better right now financially than you were, say, four years ago? we'll some answers to that question coming up at 6:07. you're watching 9news now. >>> you may have jumped at the chance to put your name on a do not call list. >> now one ohio town is trying to have its own version of trying to deal with unwanted solicitors and scam artists

political victory no doubt for the state's governor jan brewer she has been locked in a standoff withhe white house for two years now. supporters say they need this law because the feds are not doing enough to secure the borders. opponents argue it could lead to racial profiling and harassment of people illegally in the united states. a judge upholds and that part of the lou can now go into effect. governor romney weighing in on the changes to the democratic party platform. he went after president obama in a big way for giving himself a grade of incomplete on the handling of the economy. we will hear more from governor romney as he sits down with fox news as fox reports live from the democratic national convention in charlotte. it's the bottom of the hour. and the top of the news is coming right up. at purina one, we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old friend's life. we discovered that by blending enhanced botanical oils into our food, we can help brighten an old dog's mind so he's up to his old tricks. it's

arizona governor jan brewer is 68. actress olivia newton john, fitness expert as well is 64. she's a native of salisbury, maryland actress linda hamilton is 56. >> because of the physical song? >> remember she had the whole line of fitness? >> i don't remember that. actor jim caviezel is 44. olympic champion serena williams is 31 and former redskins linebacker steve houshmandzadeh is 35. we'll be right back. you. we know you. we know you have to rise early... and work late, with not enough sleep in between. how you sometimes need to get over to that exit, like, right now. and how things aren't... just about you anymore. introducing the all-new, smart-sensing... honda accord. it starts with you. >>> coming up on 5:46. is it raining anywhere in our viewing area? >> not really. we've calmed down completely. we saw the pop early on this morning. it was a small cell that moved very quickly to our east. now we're looking at overcast skies and mild conditions. we've been sitting in the 60s. middle to upper 60s inside the beltway but outside the beltway, some of those conditions are

. >> jan brewer there work up the crowd on day two of the conservative values voters summit in the nation'sital. paul ryan was the star attraction yesterday. joining michele bachmann and jim dement, ryan fired up the crowd when he took aim at the health care law mandate requiring insurers provide free family planning coverage including birth control. >> this is into the threat and insult to one religious group. it is a threat and insult to every religious group. when mitt romney is elected, we will get to work on day one to reappeal that mandate and all of p obamacare. >> i'm joined now by deputy political editor who was at that summit earlier. good afternoon to you. paul ryan helped to fire up the base no doubt. how does that kind of rhetoric play to the 1 million or so undecided voters most of whom we know are not socially conservative? >> we know the health care mandate is not very popular even with independents. but most people have also indicated that they want to move on after the supreme court ruling. and i'm not sure how much weight this really carries considering that mitt romney a

and of course the governor, jan brewer, was an alec member too. among the states passing alec-inspired laws to privatize education at taxpayer expense. and no surprise again, arizona is also getting alec-like laws to limit corporate liability. and arizona, you'll recall, made news last year, with a law allowing police to stop someone for looking hispanic, and detaining them if they weren't carrying proper papers. laws that create more arrests can create more revenue for-profit prison companies. so it probably won't shock you to learn that arizona's immigration law also inspired an alec model, a version of which was passed if five other states. >> all of us here are very familiar with alec and the influence that alec has with many of the members here. >> alec's domination of arizona proved too much for state representative steve farley. >> i just want to emphasize it's fine for corporations to be involved in the process. corporations have the right to present their arguments, but they don't have the right to do it secretly. they don't have the righ