i want you to mean the lone rider, joe guy.guy, you brought your stuff. >> yeah. >> wow. you're not going to make me ride a horse today are you? >> no, not today. >> it's great to have you here, i need to tell our audience, i met you in south arkansas, i was down there deer hunting with a good friend of mine. i met this guy, he's incredible and he saw you walking a horse in the snow in this little bitty community called pickens, arkansas, and you were just walking a horse in like january and he stopped and found out your story. what an amazing story. you came here from australia to kind of see america. >> yeah. >> what are you looking for? >> well, first of all, came here being the land of opportunity and i sort of believing that i got here i could inspire people and i came here to promote my book and record my album which i did and then i figured i'd hop on a horse and ride a few thousand miles and get an idea how the country work and how people feel about-- >> just ride a few thousand miles on a horse. i was actually going to

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just in detroit, chicago, all over the world will come out of the house afte listening to joe knock out those guysebrate. when magic's lakers beat the celtics. it was dferent last ar. last year was diffent because i've never seen so many black people root for the celtics last year. i'm talking about the lakers of kareem and magic, and versus mchail and down t line, blk folks wanted the lakers to kill themeses. >> colleively -- you talk out how that's a shared community and what do you think about what america h to take from this election. >> what if we miss it? >> there's this phrase coming up now called post-racial something and it's the craziest thing i've ever heard of that because barack obama, barack hussein -- we can say the middleame now hussei it's all right. >> now that he's in, we cansey say it. >> hussein has become the 44th presidt of americaike everything that's been delivered like there's no more racism and no morerejudice and we're just -- u know, we've been delivered. th's not the case at all. we have to sta vigilant. the's still more rican-americ men incarcerated than enrolled in

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. >> he became mascot for the mccain as guy, but now joe the plumber testing the political landscape.was elected to serve on the republican committee in ohio. it meets a few times a year to set the agenda. >> what a dead. -- what a day. >> how lucky can we be? >> we have been very lucky. no major storms coming this way, but there will be some changes by the weekend. let's go to the rooftop to check things out. a beautiful picture. if you are going to be outside it will be delightful. let's check some individual temperatures for you. 82 degrees. their high was 83. the dew point temperatures are the true measure of moisture. any time is in the 50's or lower, it is comfortable. that is what we have here. 82 degrees in alexander right now. they peaked at 88 in alexandria. 83 at reagan national airport. 72 and 53 are at the averages. we are seeing extremes in the temperatures. the record high was 94. the pollen count was higher again today. that was in the high range for trees and grasses. it looks like it will be much the same tomorrow around here. rainshowers friday night will wash the a

this guy joe mauer, he's a catcher even better. >> game winning rbis if you go back to the 2009 seasoninning of it, look at the top two guys on the list, michael cuddyer and justin morneau. eddie and gary thorne on today's pitching match-up. >> this this couple of games goes away here today it will be about the pitching. 2-0, neither getting many hits and the orioles win. and for jeremy guthrie there are no wins so far eddie. that's got to be tough. >> it's starting to get a little deep in the season and everybody wants to get that first victory in. for him to have success today tees east going to have to get ahead in the count. he's definitely going to have to get ahead in the count and rely on the movement. >> for minnesota, talk about guys who are not getting hits, everybody has faced lure yano this season, he's been untouchable. >> the pitcher of the month. he seems to be back to his old style and he's attacking people with the old style change-up. it's been devastating. it's going to be a pretty good pitching match-up. >> when you go against a pitcher like lure yano, if you were g

only other guy was joe over the american league.the american leg. but reminds me of mike. note the pop he's got, the way that frank ewed to hit the ball the other we. >> breaking bat herbal. he's there to grandparent it. 1, #, 3, time to craig to go to work against the marlins. ♪ dramatic music vo: playing professional baseball isn't easy... vo: but saving money with geico is. vo: geico, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. the nats go quickly. marlins are 7th in the league. dan hit 5 on the year. team lead in that at the present time, leads the lesion in rbis. always done a lot of dago ever but he either does big time or strikes out. that's an breasting matchup. he's around the plate. only walked a couple of guys in # # innings. so things are probable going to lap one way or another pretty quickry. >> you someday the sates right there. 27 hits in 21 inning. he's get to miss a few the ere at bats tine. >> thousands it by. who is 0-4, hit by a pitch last fight. struck out bo times this year. >> yuan what would be a

. >> bob: your guy joe oliver was big. ard time making contact against clay hensley right now. when this guy was pitching well, about three years ago, four years ago in '06 and they also had cla meredith and of course trevor hoffman in that bullpen, the padres were tough to beat in the late innings. zimmerman second base. rodriquez at first. and a 1-2 to bernadina. change-up way outside. breaking ball and roger is gone and hensley strikes out the side. it's a strikeout fest but the nats have f.b.i. runs nine hits to go with them. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. >> bob: this hd national baseball broadcast on masn brought you by your local ford dealers. invite us to experience ford like never before. ford, drive one and by h.h. greg. we make buying tvs and appliances simple. it's a beautiful night in south florida. and it's really

joe thornton wasn't the guy. he missed the puck. be taking a lot of heat, but that's not his game. marleau should have been over there or healey. >> explain to a lot of nonhockey fans why was he in that spot? >> because he was thrown out of the draw, and marleau came in to take the draw, so marleau won the draw, and thornton chipped it over to marleau, but it should have been healey, and so that's why the wrong guy was in the wrong spot for the pass. it was a perfect pass. if marleau was there, but thornton is not the guy. >> the chicago blackhawks winning on the road, their sixth straight playoff road win, they take a 1-0 series lead and lose for the first time. once again, though, it always comes down to great goaltending in these playoffs, especially this time of year. >> nieme was not a weakness, he was a guy that had not played in the playoffs before, he's a rookie goaltender. he's gotten stronger. san jose has an excellent power play. they had great looks and great chances. what i loved, he made the cont rebounds. usually when

, it was fine and i had to prompt him, he said, yes, dad a friend of yours played kick ball, a guy named joehat was a new mafia member that interjected himself into this. and the threats escalated from there. >> it is unbelievable. we'll bring one of those fbi agents that worked with you, during the process of almost two years, on, if you think the story is just too bizarre to be true, we'll show you, it actually happened. former fbi agent bob freeman, will be joining tom ganle and me, next. ♪ [ male announcer ] there's one reason why over the past 100 years generations of men have trusted gillette. when it comes to shing, we've given them our best. and on june 6th, we'll give them somethg even better. she told me to kill the weeds. ok, maybe it was my fault. and you did. along with the grass. i used the wrong stuff. there were dead spots everywhere. this is the right stuff. ortho weed b gon max. it kills weeds down to the root. even the tough ones like dandelion and crabgrass. but unlike that other stuff, it won't kill the grass. ortho guarantees it. kill the weeds, not the lawn. weeds, not

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guys. they want a right-hander for zimmerman. joe beimel sets down two of his former mates and matt belisle is on the way. >> bob: matt belisle takes over for the rockies here. in the top of the 8th inning. he's given up one opener 22 innings -- homer in 22 innings. right hander matchup with ryan zimmerman who's 1-3 here in the night cap. first pitch fastball. looked pretty good. he didn't get the call. >> rob: we, of ryan's eight home runs, seven are off right- handers hitting .306. seven home runs, 15 driven in. 22 hitting versus right-handed pitching this year. >> bob: lashes a base hit to left. >> rob: i don't know why you brought the righty in. he kept it in the ballpark. he did. >> bob: adam dunn is coming up now and the nats have a good matchup here. >> rob: zim loves right-handed pitching, gets one on the inner half and slams it into left field and that brings big fat dunn up in a big situation here. he's already got two home runs today, one in each game. >> bob: facing a former cincinnati teammate. ford drive of the game. we

now, joe, we've talked about in the past about intenlt versus capability. this guy did not have the capability. that's the most significant point right now. that doesn't mean in the future that another person who tries to attempt this can't be more successful. the 2007 bombing attempt in london used gas and propane canisters. that had a greater chance of working than what shahzad did. while we're being -- we're being very careful about not saying too far saying, it's crude, amateurish, it's still serious. all that said, if that's the best an organized terrorist group can do now, we're doing pretty well. >> that's what i was going to ask you next. i talked to people in the agency over the past couple years about the decline in al qaeda's capability. they've been talking about it for quite some time, saying, this organization just isn't what it used to be. a "new york times" piece talked about the possibility of al qaeda dying as an organization. we don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves, but certainly it seems like the organization could be on the ropes. >> loo

been part of growing markets and growing wealth and in the united states is a great book out by a guy named joecocker and aimed the next 100 million. it takes about the change in population over the next two years and it resonated me some of the same things he said. appointed at 31990 and 2005 a quarter of the venture-capital businesses started started in the united states were started by immigrants. it pointed out half of the skilled immigrants in the world come to the united -- come to the united states. .. and other kinds of immigration. so we do make distinctions and it does gets characterized in a certain way right now. so -- i mean, to me in a period of economic recovery we ought to embrace this. just as immigration has always been powerful to our growth, opposition to immigration has existed from the start of this country. i mean, i am struck as an italian-american, 1924, johnson-reed act established racial quotas that was discriminated against southern mediterraneans. bombings on wall street, sacco and venzetti in my group's case. communism was starting out. and people were scared. and

joe mar began. not a good color comeentator. >> chris chris stey. the guy sanding next to him could not be more annoying. he has a face that you want to go -- >> greg-alogue. you asked if pet workers get pet bonuses? >> it has been illegal to keep miniatures. they are half man. >> and the other half, awesome. >> also please be a little embarassed for referencing "mama-mia." it is it is an ma -- an amazing movie. when preers pros anyone breaks into song, nothing matters in the world. no greek fiscal crisis or pea trying to pronounce this. shame on you about saying good things about organ annie. it is some of the best literature that we've got, and it is important to note gray was liber tear yep in politics. and it was a rare portrayal of a successful businessman who is not evil. >> you read these. >> i d you are a progressive is. if i had a chalkboard, your face would be on it. >> sex, predator, lex luthor. >> what was your favorite? annie fire bombs dresden. i >>- q. i like the one where she got a job at scores. >> that was the later period. >> remember whe

and mike bloomberg were asking at a homeland security hearing in front of joe lieberman and sidney collins today, how does a guy who's on the terror watch list have a gun parked in his car at jfk, how does he have all these weapons? >> well, first of all -- >> why does our law permit this? >> he was not on the watch list until monday. so i don't know -- >> that's another whole question. >> i don't know when he acquired the weapons. nor am i at this point aware at what point he did anything that would have brought him to the attention of the authorities. everyone would like to believe, andrea, that there's some perfect way of knowing people who have evil in their hearts. but the fact is until somebody says something or does something or acts in a way that becomes visible, we can't know what's in people's heads. so in this case you have a person who had no record. an american citizen. they're entitled to buy a weapon. nothing that apparently came to anybody's attention until the weekend. unfortunately, this is the kind of perfect mold for terrorists. that is why they're recruiting people who are -- you know, have

guy out there. and this kid whipped up on me like there was no tomorrow. >> reporter: by then joe's father was goneleft home when -- were in seventh grade. >> reporter: make nothingly payments to keep her kids in catholic school, joe's mother was proud when show graduated from st. john's military academy. and went on to mt. st. mary's college in maryland. but he was kicked out of college for fighting freshman year. so he decided then to fight competitively. he racked up golden glove wins in the ring. and the young kids in the gym became his mission. >> stopped boxing at 22. >> reporter: he needed a real job and sended up selling first encyclopedias and then real estate in washington. >> i came up with an idea to buy noncon forming commercial mortgages. >> reporter: from that he built an empire. >> we fwrep 0 to $6.5 billion. >> reporter: he never forgot those kids at the gym. violence took the lives of two of the great kids he mentored. it is one reason why he created fight for children promoting quality education and health care for disadvantaged children in washington. in the last 20 years, he's

been part of growing markets and growing wealth and in the united states is a great book out by a guy named joe cocker and aimed the next 100 million. it takes about the change in population over the next two years and it resonated me some of the same things he said. appointed at 31990 and 2005 a quarter of the venture-capital businesses started started in the united states were started by immigrants. it pointed out half of the skilled immigrants in the world come to the united -- come to the united states. .. and other kinds of immigration. so we do make distinctions and it does gets characterized in a certain way right now. so -- i mean, to me in a period of economic recovery we ought to embrace this. just as immigration has always been powerful to our growth, opposition to immigration has existed from the start of this country. i mean, i am struck as an italian-american, 1924, johnson-reed act established racial quotas that was discriminated against southern mediterraneans. bombings on wall street, sacco and venzetti in my group's case. communism was starting out. and people were scared. and

joe slatery and the coach and tony. hoping to graduate next year. okay, all right. oh, man, you ready to go, guys?> they're ready, let me hear the magic words. >> cue it, melvin. >> hey, ron, where are you spending the weekend. hollywood palace, route 40. chapel hill elementary, stand by. [school singing manic monday] >>> i love that. >> i know what you're going to say. if i had to make a wager as to who would be in the five finalists -- >> yeah. >> las vegas is saying, hey, they're in. >> well, you guys did a great job, you're invited back to the meltdown in november. . congratulations. >> that was huge. that was great. >> they knocked it out of the park. all right, guys, great manic monday, we thank you guys. give me some of that money, i'm broke. >> thank you, give yourselves a big hand. >> chapel hill elementary. have a great day, see ya. >> you give that money back. >> that was great. >> you know, well, there's no way to tell. >> they're up there. they're up there. >> we'll write down the dates and when it comes time to review it, well, it's like, grab it, we know it has to be looked at. >> a

guy very, very well. >> chris: let's move on. democratic senate nominee in pennsylvania, joelen specter continues to say he was offered a federal job if he would step down and not oppose specter in the democratic primary. let's watch. >> did the white house offer you a job to not get in the primary? >> and i answered that, yes. and i answered it honestly. >> chris: governor kaine, was joe sestak offered a job? >> chris, i have no idea. i have not been privy to those kind of discussions at all. certainly, in none of the discussions i've had with the white house about this race did that ever come up. so i am not going to contradict what he says, but i have no information about this one way or another. >> chris: should the white house answer the question openly and honestly instead of stonewalling? >> i don't know stonewalling, i'm not sure what obligation they have. if the question gets asked, it's something they should deal with. the issue for us now is joe sestak is a great member of congress, with a great track record and he ran a wonderful campaign. and i had a real good vi

so when joe reminded them of the connection between arlen speckeder and president bush, i think it made it very difficult for specter to say he was the guy who was changing things. but with respect to the -- some of the chairmen and members on the democrat dwrick side who are veteran members, they have been through tough elections before. many of these members went through the 1994 republican wave and these members are the ones that came out on top. i don't see this as another 1994 at all. i think we obviously face a very difficult political environment. i mean, that's very clear. but is it going to be the kind of wave we saw in 1994? i don't think so. because one major difference today is that in every public survey people do not see the republican party as a credible alternative to democrats. we're not where we would like to be in the public standing. we understand that. but republicans are a lot lower. and it's because people have seen the consequences and costs of their policies, especially their economic policies. and people, why would you give the keys to the car back to the guys who drove it into the ditch to begin with? and that'

joe, you're good copy. i'll talk to you all the time. >> okay. but these county officials would not appoint a guy like me.re having a bad day today, when i refused to resign. i'm going to continue on doing my job as sheriff. >> okay. and what do you say about all these states that are following arizona? there's ten of them. do you think there will be more? quickly. >> you know, at least -- let's hope that washington follows the arizona law. >> okay. >> which is patterned after washington's federal law, anyway, ed. >> sheriff, good to have you with us tonight. telephone survey tonight, i asked you, do you feel safer under the obama administration's watch. 91% said of you said yes. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. chris matthews will be talking to brownie coming up next. >>> stop the plane. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews up in new york leading off. we got him. faisal shahzad was minutes away from taking off for dubai when federal authorities pulled him off the plane at jfk. shahzad is a naturalized american citizen. he was born in pakistan and was charged today with five co

joe biden, the two most powerful men in the world. so watch the door behind them. how does this happen? take a look. >> good evening, everybody. tonight, after nearly 100 years of talk and frustration -- >> that guy! how did he get in there? what is he, did he warned off? and according to the pentagon, al qaeda is in financial ruin. know what broke them? health insurance premiums. you know the monthly premium for suicide bomber? do you have any idea what it is? if you took all the money republicans spent trying to stop healthcare, all the money democrats have spent trying to get healthcare, you know something? we could have had healthcare. we could have had it a couple of years ago. now, supporters of this bill say american people will now get the same health benefits that members of congress get. of course, that's great. how about some of the other free travel, envelopes with cash in them? how about some of that? get out of jail free card. why can't we get that? you have to give a lot of credit to nancy pelosi for the way she sold it to the american people. the way she sold it, she went to the new media. she went to youtube. here, take a look. >> quality, affordable healthcare for all americans,

guys in that region in pakistan. but the race gets tighter in pennsylvania between senator arlen specter who became a democrat, and democrat joesestak, the little engine that could, apparently. he's getting close. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. an invitation to come over to the other side. what else is gonna take your sandwich up a notch? the lettuce? are you up for some sandwich-kicking flavor? are you miracle whip? that's my choice. because with national, i roll past the counter... and choose any car in the aisle. oh, buck chooses the blue one! [ male announcer ] go national. go like a pro. choosing your own car? now, that's a good call. >>> two weeks to go now up in pennsylvania. spector's lead has been whittled down to 8 points among likely voters. last month he had a 21 point lead this that's the second poll to show sestak within single digits. what did we make better ? communities. industry. energy. her. this. lives. how ? by bringing together... information. ... people ... ... machines ... ... systems ... ideas... verizon helps businesses worldwide... including fortune 500 companies... find and achieve... bet

guys in that region in pakistan. but the race gets tighter in pennsylvania between senator arlen specter who became a democrat, and democrat joe sestak, the little engine that could, apparently. he's getting close. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. national car rental? that's my choice. because with national, i roll past the counter... and choose any car in the aisle. oh, buck chooses the blue one! [ male announcer ] go national. go like a pro. choosing your own car? now, that's a good call. >>> two weeks to go now. two wednesdays from now, a big primary in pennsylvania, where arlen specter will go against sestak. specter is leading by just eight points among likely voters. last month, specter had a 21-point lead. what an upset this would be. be right back. in what? imported ice? yeah! i mean, people love imported water. so this is the next logical step. i think i'll stick with following my green line. oh, come on! hey, working with my guy at fidelity could have me retiring in a few years. and besides, couldn't people just freeze their imported water? don't be ridiculous. work with the company that's helping more peopl

catcher johnson nor the home plate umpire asked the 1st base umpire joe west so he took the ball back. he's one of the most relaxed guysut there. reimold punches that toward right. that will fall in. so nolan reimold gets a lead off single in the 5th inning. the first lead off man. on time for our at&t mobility trivia question. 3x orioles have pitched perfect games. who are they? david wells. doany martinez, and did dallas braden play for us. he beat us for his first major league win. ex-orioles. before game. all right. the answer is. >> don larson. the perfect game. >> you mean that shutout in the world series. >> where yogi berra almost killed him. >> gary: 1-0 count garrett atkins. atkins flied out his first time up. izturis waiting on deck. lee up high. johnson wants the break this rhythm as he falls behind 2-0. >> that's what veteran catchers do. the first time he had a full count and reimold, i think the orioles are trying to do what they did saturday, hit the big inning and didn't hit a lot of balls hard but got a couple returns. >> gary: rob johnson out there to say you don't not want the pitch from behind. gar

guy get on the plane, how did we catch him. those are the critical issues for our national security. >> at least to the broader issues, because here you have joe lieberman the chair of the senate's homeland security committee, he told fox he wants to revoke the citizenship of anyone accused of terror. in fact, let me play it. >> i think it's time for us to look at whether we want to amend that law, to apply it to american citizens who choose to become affiliated with foreign terrorist organizations. whether they should not also be deprived automatically of their citizenship and, therefore, be deprived of rights that come with that citizenship when they are apprehended and charged with a terrorist act. >> would you support changing the law so that someone who's accused of terrorist activity no longer can be a citizen? >> certainly -- certainly not. on a couple of levels. first of all, again, you can get quality actionable intelligence out of this people. and, also, even if they're citizens as we learned in this case, we have no problem interrogating them short of miranda. because if it's a terrorist act, if there's a present threat, we have the

joe, republican's line. caller: hello. you need to update your research there, guys. like corruption. let me just give you an example here. i've got a friend who got a ticket in texas. she gets arrested up here and extradicted back down to dallas, texas for one lortab pill prescription. now, that's too much money being wasted on nothing. she's a parent. does that make her kids at risk when her parents have been extradicted for one pill? and crippings is a big issue. -- corruption is a big issue. i've seen on the local news up here where the police departments have been basically stealing money from the board of education with a ghost employee scams and stuff. or how about your medical examiner of this state? he's selling body parts. now, those are real troubling issues right there. and you're fixed on an issue that revolves around money. guest: i don't know the situation in texas and the medical examiner. so i really can't comment. is there corruption in the criminal justice system? yes. is there corruption in other parts of our society? yes. i am not going to suggest that the crime r

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jane: joe, i know one more point you wanted to make is one we saw also what happened in the botched attempt of the guy coming into detroit on christmas day, people see something, and they say something. >> that is so important in this day and age. everybody has to get involved. the police department cannot do this by themselves. everybody's out there from the vendors, cab drivers, truck drivers, you know, being new yorkers, you know, we're not suspicious by nature, but we are street savvy, and we do know what belongs and what doesn't belong. and when you see something that doesn't fit, you should call in, say, listen, it may mean something, it may not. it may turn out to be something of this nature, you know, and you may avert something. jane: we got lucky. joe, everybody was on watch saturday evening. joe's a former nypd squad commander, and there's your number, 800-577-tips. just let 'em know if you did see something. thanks, joe. >> anytime. jon: iran's president has opened his yap to speak, but the audience just got a little smaller. harris faulkner for us. harris: i like the way you put that. he

guys will say you have. >> the argument that works and still works with liberals and the democratic base. i was just up there for at arlen specter lost because joe sestak got very close in the polls and then started airing commercials showing arlen specter with george bush. this was a democratic primary, so is just democratic voters, but a media leigh joe sestak surged ahead and won comfortably. will that work with and and and boaters, i don't know. >> i asked about rand paul because after he won, now he has had a couple of interviews and a couple of things that he has had to walk back since then. do you see democrats trying to make rand paul a figure in other races if it ends up as a way to energize their base and get them to come out? >> that are to say right now. i just don't know -- that's hard to say right now. i just know that he's not that -- i just don't know that he's that national of a figure yet. there are a couple of races in kentucky where they are defending seats and you will definitely see them trying to tie their republican candidates to rand paul. it remains to be seen if that becomes a bigger national trend. >> i think it is ha

and it is going to be a long, hard lesson for some of these guys to learn and i would certainly like to see more information and stories about joe sestak, how it unfolds. host: a couple of pieces this morning in the paper and we will get to them. carolyn has this comment on the twitter page to an earlier caller from wisconsin -- next -- palm bay, florida, on the republican line. caller: i don't know what the last caller was talking about mentioning the child in the white house. but what i don't understand is, yesterday, a democrat by the name of -- i can't really remember his name -- host: running for the u.s. senate, democrat from louisiana third district. caller: was breaking down and crying over the situation. i think back to katrina and i cannot remember one person breakdown and crying about actual people suffering and dying and nobody said anything. there was nobody out there saying the response is too slow. i know the truth. i see what the reports were. the obama administration responded -- at least the coast guard, within 24 hours. but we had people actually dying the lost and nobody said anything and that is what i wante

joe biden, two most powerful men in the world. watch the door behind them. how does this happen? take a look. >> good evening everybody. tonight after nearly 100 years of talk and frustration -- >> who's that guy? how did he get in there? was he on the tour? did he wonder off? and according to the pentagon, al qaeda is in financial ruin. you know what broke them? health insurance premium. you know the monthly premium for suicide bomber? do you have any idea what it is? [laughter] >> if you took all the money republicans spent trying to stop health care and all the money that democrats spent to get health care, we could have had health care a couple of years ago. supporters say that the american people will now get the same health benefits that members of congress get. and that's great. how about some of the others, free travel, envelopes with the money, get out of jail free cards? mr. president, you did a get job on the passage of the health care bill but you have to give it credit tower nancy pelosi. the way she sold it, she went to the new media, she went to youtube. take a look. >> in order to have quality, affordable health care for all americans, it's essential that everyone participate w

joe, republican line. politicians and the gulf oil spill. caller: i am one of those crazy white republicans that that guy called i about. -- called in about. he is blaming congress and everyone knows that bush is too stupid to understand that congress has been controlled by the democrats since 2006. this thing about people calling the president mr. obama, they are the same people like called bush bush. they did not even call him mr. bush. it is just hypocrisy. i keep listening to you every morning irian a lot of these black people are just totally racist. this is not a political thing. we need to be together on this and we need to fix it without pointing fingers at people. that is all i have to say. host: melanie, democratic line. new orleans. caller: bp should never have gotten a permit if they did not show that they could solve a problem like this. look at the 29 miners that just got killed. disasters happen. this shows that they should have shown that they could handle someone like this. host: do you think that going forward the government' should have a team that can respond to an oil spill like this? caller: they should. bp does not c

he maintained he is a salty guy whose gruff language and behavior may have been misjudged by his staff. the case entered a new phase when joe ricalto, his former chief of staff, disclosed he had filed a sexual harassment complaint against massa. he said he received a $40,000 check from massa's campaign fund shortly before massa resigned. through his lawyer, massa said he did not authorize the $40,000 payment alleging forgery might be involved. is that what you meant by in the swamp, madam speaker? that seems to be very similar to what you were talking about when you made the statement, it was time for you and the democratic majority to start draining the swamp. well, as recently as april 22, 2010, at 4:00 -- this was filed at 4:00 in the morning, a newspaper sent out a news report about something that seemed to be a pretty nasty part of the swamp. so, let's look at -- we've talked about it, geithner treated differently, and you know what? didn't pay his taxes, he's the head tax man. rangel, head of the tax , didn't pay his taxes, didn't pay his penalties and interests, and still has other things to answer for which haven't

guys are in with the white house, pretty closely. >> dave: no lose for the president. >> i see no win. arlen specter and joey republican nominee and it is an internicene fight, never good for the general election and if specter loses it is a rebuke to the obama administration, clear and unam bbiguousunambiguously. >> and people are tired of the incumbents and you have to think about the fact obama is trying to drum up black voters to support spector and i don't know if that will carry through, but it shows the des administration of the... >> dave: yes, not a good chance there. >> i love seeing the fight. it's not business as usual and i'm interested, if sestak wins, what does specter do, becoming a guy trying to run as an independent, like bob bennett and charlie crist? it is easy... >> dave: the establishment guys are being kicked out. >> and rick is right. we talked about, is a third party imminent, and not really, the two parties are against it but the voters are looking for a centrist alternative, for sure. >> dave: is arlen specter the guy, the anti-incumbent movement, is it worse for the republicans o