. >> jeremiah. >> jeremiah. >> come on, jeremiah. >> his twin brother jedia. >> i love that name, another> come on. >> and jewel &a and jordan grace. >> jordan grace is the newest. >> how is she. >> seven months. >> how much? >> seven months. josiah. >> and let's see, joseph. >> hi, joseph. >> there's ginger and johanna. >> ginger and joe hahna. >> and jesta, i don't know, i forgot that one's name. >> i new they were going to throw one in there. >> yours, governor. >> okay, i've got to tell everybody, what they did, and that's one of our staff member's and we wanted to see if we could catch you off guard. >> oh, what a cuty. >> at least you didn't say, well, we'll give that one a name and keep him. >> and jill and generjennifer. >> hi, jill and jennifer. >> john david. >> we're running out of seats here. >> who else. >> miss jana. >> and twins. >> have we got everybody. >> most of them. >> hey, you did good, let's give them a hand (applause) >> one of the things i wanted to ask you guys about. it's got to be a challenge with this many children and a lot of people have seen that the unfort

. >> bonnie: except for the association with jeremiah wright. >> you don't listen to that ilk withoutving sort of relationship with it or something you found that you related to in that. so you think this discussion brought up that at a time when president obama didn't need this. is he a black man first or a president of the united states first? i think that's why this has turned into what it has turned into. >> most of us would have defended our friend. maybe nobody would call upon lynn sweet to answer a question again at the end of his health care press conference. >> bonnie: is there a pulitzer prize for presidential questions? [ laughter ] >> i think any one of us would have defended our friends. and if he deposited -- >> bonnie: let me ask you this: how come this whole thing is focused on race instead of class? to me, it's historic in that it may -- it's certainly the first time of lower or lower middle income white man, much less educated than professor gates, certainly not ivy league, certainly not wealthy, certainly not a globe trotter, the morning back from his trim to chihin

. >> jeremiah. >> mike: kaman jeremiah. >> his twin brother jedediah. >> mike: i love that name.dediah. >> there is joy in a anti-jordan grace. >> and jordan grace is the newest in the baby. seven months. >> and josiah. and let's see joseph. >> there is ginger and johanna. and there is just a and i don't know i forgot that one's name. i was wondering if they were thrown in there. and we didn't know. that's yours, governor. >> mike: okay to tell everybody what we did. that is miles the son of one of our staff members. we just wanted to see if we could catch you off guard. >> what a cutie. >> mike: it's a good thing he didn't just say we will do that when the name and keep them. >> there is joe and jennifer. john david. >> mike: were running out of seats hear packers missed janet. john david stein. but we have everybody? let's give the man. >> mike: one thing i wanted to ask you about, it has to be a challenge with this many children. a lot of people have seen the unfortunate situation with john and eight -- john and kate +8. the other show for children. her family is nothing like

quote, everybody carries guns just like jeremiah rebuilding the temple in israel. a sword in one hand, a trowel in the other. the temple that must be rebuilt for jesus to return. bush officials helped prince advance his vision. state department inspector general alvin krongard killed the probe into xe's weapons smuggling, and denied his brother was on xe's advisory board. >> i specifically asked him. i do not believe it is true he is a member of the advisory board. during the break i contacted my brother. i reached him at home. he is not at the hotel but i learned that he had been at the advisory board meeting yesterday. i had not been aware of that an want to state on the record right now that i hereby recuse myself from any matters having to do with blackwater. >> coalition chief paul bremer once said i cannot succeed in this mission without the help of god but he also needed blackwater. he gave prince his first big contract in iraq. bremer later wrote the bremer order granting contractors in iraq total legal immunity and xe would need it. quoting john doe number

whether it's middle class black america versus lower class black america, whether it's obama versus jeremiah write, where it's still light versus dark. isn't that part of our inability to move forward, nancy? >> i'm drinking in what you were saying. >> she was watch iing the fight. >> very entertaining. there's a lot at play. i'm thinking of the overall thing about what to do to move forward. i'm a little fixed still on -- there is an accountability issue here that i feel like we're missing. there's an element of the choices that we do make and the money that we do spend ourselves that we've got to take responsibility for. >> when we return -- >> we know elements from our family might not go to school, might not go to college, but we distance ourselves and do not lead them and navigate through the storm, we're going to have side effects. that's w introducing the all new chevy equinox. with an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon. and up to 600 miles between fill ups. it's the most fuel efficient crossover on the highway. better than honda cr-v, toyota rav4 and even the ford escape hybrid. the a

he is one part jeremiah wright, one part barack angel mind freak. think he can be in two places at once? >> 50% barack angel mind freak, 50% something else. if you're ora lee tate, correspondents school lawyer who called the media brown shirts and seems to be doing an ava gabor impression after your holy grail is revealed to be holy fraudulent, you do what? >> ora lee tate dentist sounds like the new will farrell movie. just because -- >> with john c. riley. yes. >> just because this woman looks like she should be selling broaches on the ukrainian home shopping network does not mean there are a plethora of opportunities for her. there is a ground swell to have her replace paula abdul on "american idol" as you may know. if that doesn't work out she can always be lou dobbs' side kick like his tote ol gigio. >> lou dobbs' side kick is the one she's complaining about, kitty pilgrim. anyway. i thought she looked in fact like remember the fake documentary john candy did? >> oh, yes. >> i was thinking that or beaker from the muppets. >> with all this we st

. >> reporter: officials say the duo planned the crime ambushing 30-year-old jeremiah gutierrez and his brother as they left the restaurant where they worked. the men were just steps from their home on the 900 block of truo lane in waldorf when police say thomas and harvey jumped them with a gun. >> during the robbery the victims actually struggled with the suspects and it was at that point one ever the suspects produced a knife and stabbed the victim. >> reporter: police say the teens knew their victims were carrying cash. they say about 11 days before the stabbing thomas and a group of at least four others also mostly teens robbed a home where gutierrez lived. >> it had nothing to do with gangs or anything like that. it was simply a group of teens who got together and devised a plan in which they wer going to rob people to get quick cash. >> reporter: neighbors say they didn't know anything about the first robbery and didn't hear a commotion the night of the stabbing. they say the neighborhood is generally quiet but the community is changing. >> not surprised. it does seem like there'

. >> reporter: like a lot of 20 somethings, jeremiah is into music, but he's not listening to it theay you might expect. >> i prefer vinyl 100%. >> reporter: now, you're 25. >> right. >> i think a lot of people would expect you to be collecting mp3s. >> right. >> reporter: why are you into records? >> i like records because it sounds like they're playing right in the room. >> reporter: people have been listening to records for more than a century. in one form or another. now after near death at the hands of compact disks, records are getting another spin at the mainstream. sales were up 89% in 2008 and are on pace to be even better this year. >> they value, you know, owning something, you know, something that they could feel. >> reporter: so retailers are stepping up. even large chains like best buy have started putting vinyl back on the shelf. music lovers are coming back to vinyl for both new music and classics. two of the best selling albums of last year, radiohead's new "in rainbows" and pink floyd's "the dark side of the moon." and record labels are meeting the demand by putting

some of the things jeremiah wright said were over the top, but they were an allegory for what happened. when he said the american government caused aids and gave it to black people, in my mind, there is no merit to that and it is a gross exaggeration. however, there is evidence when the u.s. government deliberately gave syphilis to four african- american men in the south and told them that it was cheering them of syphilis in stead. little snippets of horrible events in history which have been taken by reverend wright and extrapolated into the present-day cause me to want to research this and write about it. white people, too soon forget the horrible things that were done illegally and in the name of the law against african- americans. that is why i wrote the book. dread scott is a metaphor for a government that can do what ever get want to do, like to spend their free will of a class of people based on their race the theory that would allow them to do it is something called positivism which says the law is what ever will law says it is. in this case, the congress and state legislators

when jeremiah appeared on the wall,, the teenagers allegedly pounced -- on his walk home, the teenagers allegedly pounced. >> they stabbed the victim. >> gutierrez was found dead in front of his home. >> sometimes i work at night and come in late. >> an arrest has been made, and there is some relief. the people here say, only some. >> i do not imagine there were the last fugs. >> he is probably right. detectives say there will likely be more arrests in these cases and this murder. it is likely the suspects charged today will be charged with additional crimes. >>> the virginia governor has granted conditional pardon to three of the man known as the norfolk four. they confessed to killing in an 18-year-old in 1997. three of those men were acquitted. all four claimed that their confessions were coerced. that man's dna was the only one found at the crime scene. >>> major track work begins on the yellow and blue lines. every sunday through thursday from 10:00 p.m. to midnight for the next four weeks, you can expect single tracking and no service at all between rosalynn and king street. >>> d

he was once considered such a problem that his name was mentionedç with slumlord tony rezko in jeremiahn to a greek immigrants and raised in chicago. his parents started the broadway bank, and very successful chain of banks, in the chicagoland area. -- a very successful chain. >> he was the vice president of the bank. got his master's from the university of chicago in business administration. about the same time, barack obama was teaching law at the university of chicago, and they met each other there. he actually played professional basketball in greece for several years. sean: using these reservations -- relationships to the president's advantage. >> he was very much and no player in helping barack obama get seed money for his 2004 u.s. seed raids -- he was very much a player in helping barack obama get seed money for his 2004 u.s. seat race. this was a good factor in helping obama when that 2004 u.s. senate race. >> thank you. >> -- to win in that 2004 u.s. senate race. just 30 years old, with the backing of his good friend barack obama, he ran for straight treasurer, a position that

jeremiah wright is actually a preacher.sermons for years in churches i have been to. very interesting. we recognized. we laugh. we think it has to it. we take that. unfortunately in a political environment it really is not something. he was very little many times and was taken that way even more times. you know, i think that he is right that jeremiah wright was speaking from the old model, but he was speaking at for a reason. he is part of that cohort of older black politicians and cultural leaders who believe that you can't forget that there were a whole lot of people not spoken for, about, or to. and i was thinking about this yesterday or a couple days ago going through washington. everywhere in washington was caught up in the excitement of the inaugural. driving down the back street in northeast washington and saw a guy walking down the street thinking, i wonder if he is expected. teesix like he can barely find a job. he looks like he sleeps in a quarter of somebody else's apartment. this this mean anything to him except

the victim jeremiah gutierrez was walking home from his job in waldorf wh h. cetaliatouedck ann t es nce announced theofrrt two suspects in the murder, an 18-year-old and 14-yea>>old. once is me.on i ess it can hpen anywhere. >> reporter: police say 14-year-old trejon harvey and bening man thomas murdered the man july 28th. the victim was just steps from his house when he was stabbed in the chest during a robbery. >> i think it's sad myself personally because wall turf has been known to be relatively family-oriented, you know? to hear something like that is not all that good. >> reporter: gutierrez's brother was targeted in the robbery and was able to bite one of the suspects benjamin thomas. that helped link thomas to the murder. >> one of the suspects had a large bite mark on the back of his arm. >> reporter:tidhap tel hou y identify the person being there? t >> i helped>>n i the case,ye .ah >> reporter: police charged four additional suspects a week before the stabbing for armed robbery. a number of workers lived here and were being targeted because suspect

police say the teenagers ambushed jeremiah gutierrez and his brother last tuesday noor that you are home. 18-year-old benjamin thomas and 14-year-old trayzon harry are charged with those killings. police say they staked out the brothers for weeks and targeted them because they carried cash. investigators tracked down the suspects because they left behind a stolen bicycle. >>> today we should learn more about the fire that destroyed a d.c. mansion last week. flames engulfed the home of peggy cooper cafritz on chambers road in northwest washington a low water pressure problem hampered firefighters' efforts to battle the fire. d.c. mayor adrian fenty along with wasa and other city officials will release a preliminary report on that fire later today. >>> everyone is looking to save a little cash right now and this weekend also good time to income out some of the back to school shopping. virginia's sales tax holiday is today through sunday. certain school supplies under $0 and clothing and shoes under $100 tax-free. more on what is covered an what isn't is all available on myfoxdc.com, our we

i felt the issue of jeremiah wright, bill ayers, the radical association i thought they were important issues because i think it reveals a part of the president's character that i think needed deeper analysis. the president waiting on the controversy of the cambridge police department and professor gates. the president without any knowledge says they acted stupidly and then tried to turn it into a teaching moments and everybody needs to lower the volume. there was a great col klum reassuring if you have insurance for 20-years you would have the rush to judgment. in retrospect do you think maybe it was more important that people thought maybe you should have brought it up more? >> i don't. inge people were aware of that situation. it was very well publicized and very well covered. we were in the midst of an economic tsunami as you know. the stock market dropped 700 points in one day. i think people's attention were on the economy and also the situation with regards to iraq. i believe we would succeed there. i think those were the major issues, but i understand your point. >> we have had

in a blog on ""the washington post"" last year, tutu wrote, and i quote "jeremiah wright has really said no more than which falls squarely in the ambit of black theology, black religion to the answer of anguished questions of black people suffering under the brutality of white racism. it ultimately speaks reconciliation. you cannot be reconciled with one who has his boot on your neck to keep you in the gutters. to be reconciled, you must stand up, stand up right to look the other in the eye." in an interview with the "chicago tribune," tutu said that reverend iep iep wright write, quote, may have said more crudely what almost every african-american would have wanted to say. i mean, that is how they feel in your country that race is a very, very, very real issue." i agree. race is a very real issue. and then there is steven hawking. take a look. >> from his wheelchair, he has led us on a journey to the farthest and strangest reaches of the cosmos. in so doing, he has stirred our imagination and shown us the power of the human spirit here on earth. glenn: ok. i'm a fan of dr. hawking, i re

. >> church groups i'm guessing i is like your grandma's church or jeremiah wright's troop. does he refer to it as an armyn in the book? >> >> he refers to troops andn: am soldiers. >> glenn: america, here is something i want you toant you whunderstand. ab when you talk aboutou s overwhelming the system? r now are you overwhelmed with what is going on? conye sas john conyers overwhelmed when says what difference does i can it make, i can't read it in two days so why don't i just sign is it? isn't that a sign of the systeh overoverwhelmed, it doesn't work? e'hy would raid rathke say hey, this is a lot of benefits out here and we just got to get t everybody onboard for theit concept? c this isho called the clowsrd-pi he cloward many vin strategy. >> left wing radicals, advance str their strategy to end poverty in a may 2nd, 1966 article in n the nation.ma starts with the idea that there is a wide gap between the entitlements that poor people t are eligiblehe for and thecty entitlements they are actuallyb collecting. they say getting everybody on to the welfare rolls will wipe

say hello to jeremiah.turned from germany and wrote in and said i'm so glad to be home and watching the morning show. i enjoy 9 9 news now in the morning. congratulations with your rotc scholarship. he will attend george mason university in the fall. go patriots. >> congratulations and welcome home. >>> a final weekend before thousands of students head back to school in our region. so enjoy the w ysda r ysofda of summer. this coming monday, the bell will ring for students in frederick an prince georges counties in maryland plus the district of columbia. >>> the district is reminding parents to make sure their children are caught up on their vaccinations. they held several clinics yesterday and there are more clinics today and tomorrow. today, visit the department of health immunization clinic at 6323 georgia avenue in northwest. it will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow there will be clinics at four locations, kelly miller middle school ballou high school, kramer middle school and coolidge high scho

police saythe teenagers ambushed jeremiah giewt air he's and his brother last tuesday in waldorf, maryland. now benjamin thomas and trayzon harvey are both under arrest. police say they targeted gutierrez and his brother. >>> 48-year-old robert headley exploded guilty to stabbing 21- year-old kristin hawkins last memorial day. the woman's body found on the path behind the laurel municipal swimming pool. headley tase as a maximum of 40 years in prison. -- faces a maximum of 40 years in prison. >>> federal officials are set to announce new school closing guidelines today concerning the swine flu outbreak. the education secretary says local school officials will still have to make the final call. but his department will help with advice. it will also track which schools decide to close and where so it can chart outbreaks and talks of making schools vaccine clinics so children can be immunized. >>> developing news from pakistan. up next, the u.s. may have killed a key taliban leader. >>> the gunman in the deadly health can you be shooting in pittsburgh on video. >> it is easy for me to hide fr

glenn: church groups, i'm guessing it is your grandma's church or jeremiah wright's church, i'm not sure. does he refer to it as an army or troops in the book? >> he refers to them as troops an soldiers. glenn: america, here is what i want you to understand. when you're talking about overwhelming the system, ask yourself, are you overwhelmed right now with what is going on? is john conyers overwhelmed with what is going on when he says "what difference does it make? i can't read it in two days, so why don't i just sign it?" isn't that a a sign that the system is overwhelmed and doesn't work? well, why would you want to overwhelm the system? why would wade rathke say hey, there's a lot of benefits out here, and we just got to get everybody onboard for these benefits? why would you do that? it is called the chow ard and piven strategy. it is the cloward and piven strategy. this is important you understand what it is. here it is in a nutshell. >> the cloward and piven strategy, richard cloward and frances piven advance their strategy to end poverty in a may 2, 1966 article. chow ard piven s

pat, what do you make of that jeremiah from rush limbaugh? >> look, i think grippentrof was a chain smoker. i have seen pictures of him with a cigarette. big business was in bed with hitler. >> so his point is ridiculous. hitler is impossible to figure out in terms of economic ideology i think it's fair to say. putting him on the other side is the cheapest shot. i think anybody who uses the hitler thing on the other side is playing a bad game. how dirty is this campaign getting, against the health reform bill. what further shot can you take? is there anything worse? >> i don't think people are going to think barack obama is a nazi. you know, but, look, i do agree with you to this extent, you should never bring the nazis in the argument because then we're all arguing about nazis -- >> people are anti-abortion do it, too. i think we have to stop the comparisons. >> i agree with you 100%. conservatives are usually called fascist and all the rest of it. >> well, that's okay. >> i haven't actually heard that recently, pat. >> let's move on. i thin

in 1961 the part of dick armey was played by actor ronald reagan whose jeremiahed against social medicineas unearthed by the right last week to attack obama's reform. as media matters and others report the socialized medicine reagan was attacking then was also medicare which passed over reagan's objections and became one of the government's most popular functions. more popular than private insurance despite the dire warnings which have failed to materialize in the 48 years since reagan like armey warned what the tyranny of medicare would entail. >> first you decide the doctor can have so many patients. they're equally divided among the various doctors by the government. but then the doctors aren't equally divided geographically so a doctor decides he wants to practice in one town and the government has to say to him, you can't live in that town. they already have enough doctors. you have to go someplace else. and from here it's only a short step to dictating where he will go. one of these days you and i are going to spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children w

, in front of the huge set of american flags, and he would give is what i call kind of his stump jeremiah. in 1776, falwell explained 56 men called the declaration of independence, they pledge their fortunes, their lives and sacred honor to indictment. aforetime specifically refers to the dependence of the station upon god. people would scream out at the ball was. i love america. usually this was all choreographed, of course. falwell then followed the christian nations followed him as having everything from the ban on prayer in public schools that his close friend jesse helms to television shows like charlie's angels which seems to be an obsession of jerry falwell's. what some called the kids and has formed a. falwell built up scenes and then lashed out at materialism and pry. sound a lot like harder in some ways. at home and then godless congas abroad and then he goes with a passage from chronicles. if my people which are called my name shall humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, they will i hear from heaven and i will forgive their sin and heal the

the only time obama was not president was when jeremiah wright was giving a one of those hate feeling-- a failed sermons. did he wait until college? if that press release things is -- he is a lincoln, then they should start treating them the way they treated george bush, because that is the way the media treated lincoln. his critics compared him to an aide, called him an illiterate baboon, if only al sharpton were around, we would have known he was a victim of racism. our fiercely independent media has produced dozens of news stories on obama's amazing likeness to abraham lincoln. they're both from illinois, geniuses, great dancers, make their own clothes. back in illinois, they're still talking about the fist balled mary todd and lincoln shared the night he wrapped up the nomination -- fist bump mary todd and lincoln share of the night he wrapped up the nomination. lincoln put rivals on his cabinet. i'm not sure reaching out and buying their entire cabinet at fire sale prices constitutes reaching out to rivals. i guess it has a nicer ring to it then reaching out to backscatter -- bac

his strong suit was the faith of the great hebrew profits of isaiah, jeremiah, amos.t was they that tied the quality of faith to the character of justice in land. it was they who stood in defense of the widows, the orphans, and refugees of their time. the striking resemblance of these groups to the women, children, families, and immigrants in poverty of our time did not escape ted kennedy's notice. his public face was reinforced and nurtured in the christian scriptures. we have heard matthew today. now we should remember the gospel of luke, commonly known as the gospel of the poor. the jesus of luke knew the port of his time while -- the jesus of lucan indeed poor of his time well. he reminded his disciples of god's special care for them. senator kennedy had a special respect for mary's great prayer, a prayer which simultaneously glorify god for his blessings and promised god's protection of the poor. in his final days, the senator and vicki and i pondered this prayer in terms of the meaning of his life's work. our blessed mother proclaims of these sentiments. "got me

. >> host: speaking of religion, what your thoughts about the jeremiah wright controversy? >> guest: i think it is something that is probably going to be very good for us because we are in a time of intense learning. sometimes the only way we can learn is if things just bubble of that we are completely unprepared for, and then we have to scramble to try to understand what the heck is going on and i think that is what is happening. i think that he is providing a lot of information to people who would never think about it otherwise. and i think that what i would like to see is a reconciliation between obama and boot wright. i think there is a lot of love there, i think there is a lot of hurt there, and i think the huge population of the earth has somehow gotten between these two essentially family members and they have to remember that they are family, that they are brothers, and that if they can get together and resolve this so that some of the hurts is assuaged, then we can have more faith that they can take care of the planet and in directing his flawed or wherever he is w

guest: it came about when abc unearthed the videos of jeremiah rwright. very inflammatory.gnized this was a moment a breakperil for his candidacy. all the division is,rawness were suddenly laid bare. he had been running as oppose a- ratio candidate. he said to his staff as this, broke i need to give a speech about. they had talked earlier and there had never been the right moment. he said this is. it they asked john, and now chief speechwriter at the white house who was on the campaign to give a draft and he said this is way too personal and i need to speak with obama for. he had a long conversation with obama and then obama took over the draft and ready wrote it himself. he believed had he not handled the moment effectively he would have lost the campaign. host: we're joined from louisiana on the republican line. caller: there is a andold cajun saying that my grandfather used to say -- "it makes me mad, ?" and that is what i would like to say now. because rick warren in the 2008 campaign inserted himself because he has an agenda. host: let me use that point because in the

guest: it came about when abc unearthed the videos of jeremiah rwright. very inflammatory. obama recognized this was a moment a breakperil for his candidacy. all the division is,rawness were suddenly laid bare. he had been running as oppose a- ratio candidate. he said to his staff as this, broke i need to give a speech about. they had talked earlier and there had never been the right moment. he said this is. it they asked john, and now chief speechwriter at the white house who was on the campaign to give a draft and he said this is way too personal and i need to speak with obama for. he had a long conversation with obama and then obama took over the draft and ready wrote it himself. he believed had he not handled the moment effectively he would have lost the campaign. host: we're joined from louisiana on the republican line. caller: there is a andold cajun saying that my grandfather used to say -- "it makes me mad, ?" and that is what i would like to say now. because rick warren in the 2008 campaign inserted himself because he has an agenda. host: let me use that point beca

guest: the president has played this right, every since the jeremiah wright fiasco during the campaign and his race speech, which many felt was brilliant. the president is president of all people. when you speak about injustice, you speak about it to all people. i do not believe there is such a thing as a black problem, a white problem. there are problems that affect people in different ways. they are just problems. the president is there to address the concerns of the american people, whether it is crime, health care, all americans are directly affected by it. he has to speak to issues. he cannot put them in categories of race and gender. these are american issues, and we must address them as americans. guest: i want to stand up and salute, but the reality is we have disparity in health care. we have individuals in these pockets that sometimes find themselves in position of power and responsibility. when those kids, for example, and the suburb of philadelphia got thrown at the cool, they got thrown out because they were the little black kids. -- got thrown out of tehe pool, they got t

the only time he wasn't present was when the jeremiah was giving a hate filled sermon. diddling can do blow mostly in high school, or did he wait until college -- did lincoln do blow mostly in high school, or did he wait until college? [applause] they ought to start treating and the way they treated george bush. that is how the media treated like gen. -- lincoln. his critics compared him to an aide, called him an illiterate baboon, if only al sharpton were around, we would have known he was a victim of racism. our fiercely independent media has produced dozens of news stories on obama's amazing likeness to abraham lincoln. they're both from illinois, geniuses, great dancers, make their own clothes. back in illinois, they're still talking about the fist balled mary todd and lincoln shared the night he wrapped up the nomination -- fist bump mary todd and lincoln share of the night he wrapped up the nomination. lincoln put rivals on his cabinet. i'm not sure reaching out and buying their entire cabinet at fire sale prices constitutes reaching out to rivals. i guess it has

i guess we should say don't quit your day job, jeremiah. do this? peter: he is a big star. he bowed out of the broadway show he was in. he had mercury poisoning and he couldn't get up out of the bed. he got on the turn buckle there. reminds me of andy calfman. movie made jim carrie played him he went into the wrestling ring. steve: a lot of publicity. let's talk a little bit about the stimulus. congress voted $787 billion to make sure that our unemployment did not get above, you know, at that point it was, i think, at 8%. now up to 10%. not working so well. there is an item on "the huffington post" this morning that takes a look look obama administration promise the stimulus assistance will go unemployment so essentially it won't get any higher. yet, it doesn't seem, according to their analysis to be any relationship to an area with high unemployment and the amount of stimulus money getting to that area. gretchen: are you talking about trig county kentucky where unemployment is 15.8% at least in t. was in june after the auto industry crippl

the only time he wasn't present was when the jeremiah was giving a hate filled sermon.n do blow mostly in high school, or did he wait until college? [applause] they ought to start treating and the way they treated george bush. that is how the media treated like gen. -- lincoln. his critics compared him to an aide, called him an illiterate baboon, if only al sharpton were around, we would have known he was a victim of racism. our fiercely independent media has produced dozens of news stories on obama's amazing likeness to abraham lincoln. they're both from illinois, geniuses, great dancers, make their own clothes. back in illinois, they're still talking about the fist balled mary todd and lincoln shared the night he wrapped up the nomination -- fist bump mary todd and lincoln share of the night he wrapped up the nomination. lincoln put rivals on his cabinet. i'm not sure reaching out and buying their entire cabinet at fire sale prices constitutes reaching out to rivals. i guess it has a nicer ring to it then reaching out to backscatter -- backstabbers. obama is the perso

the only time he wasn't present was when the jeremiah was giving a hate filled sermon. diddling can do blow mostly in high school, or did he wait until college -- did lincoln do blow mostly in high school, or did he wait until college? [applause] they ought to start treating and the way they treated george bush. that is how the media treated like gen. -- lincoln. his critics compared him to an aide, called him an illiterate baboon, if only al sharpton were around, we would have known he was a victim of racism. our fiercely independent media has produced dozens of news stories on obama's amazing likeness to abraham lincoln. they're both from illinois, geniuses, great dancers, make their own clothes. back in illinois, they're still talking about the fist balled mary todd and lincoln shared the night he wrapped up the nomination -- fist bump mary todd and lincoln share of the night he wrapped up the nomination. lincoln put rivals on his cabinet. i'm not sure reaching out and buying their entire cabinet at fire sale prices constitutes reaching out to rivals. i guess it has

host: his speech in philadelphia on march 18 as a result of the reverend jeremiah wright was what led to him giving that address. guest: he always wanted to do a race speech. this is something he thought about a lot. his campaign advisers never thought it was the right time. they never wanted him to touch it. but when wright came along with those sermons, which should not have been unexpected, really, when that came along that was his moment. and, by the reason it should not have been unexpected, the sermnls came up at the beginning of th campaign. and canned t candidate at the time told his staffer go research those sermons. tell me what you can, let's see if there's anything that's more controversial. that work was never done. it was a huge mistake. and they were very lucky it had only emerged when it did after he had won a bunch of primaries. so it dominates tv, there's a 72-hour peerpped when these are on a total loop. the candidate and his people know this is a moment of real peril and his sits down and starts writing this speech. he does it after a long day of campaigning and sh