officials announced today john edwards has 90 days to pay up or file for a formal review. they say during the 2008 election the campaign misstated how much cash it had on hand and overstated it's expenses but a campaign spokesman calls the issue "a simple accounting error," on the part of the feds and say john edwards did not break any laws and he is facing federal charges he accepted illegal campaign contributions to cover up his extramarital affair and child. >> while the judge in the casey anthony trial says he needs more time to decide whether she will have to report to orlando for probation, judge perry, the same judge who presided over the murder trial, calling the situation "a mess." during a hearing this morning. this started when a different judge ordered anthony to check in with the court to begin serving a year-long probation on check fraud charges. but her tones have argued that forcing anthony to come out of hiding would put her life in danger. a jury you will recall acquitted her of murder last month after a two-month long time and she has been in hiding ever

john edward got the word out they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed him. >> bakery sent up goodies for us in the morning, starbucks kept us running on coffee. people from the neighborhood coming by. >> and principal for the day he decided to reach out to home depot. company responded with a $9,000 donation and even sent work crews over to help. >> the deck was finished this week just in time for the first week of school. the kids now have a place to watch for the beautiful whales and dolphins that play right in their backyard. >> i like them because they are real cool and beautiful. >> they came out, i didn't think they would come out like that. >> it turned out nice. you can hard to tell it's safe but the parents found this material is really tough to bend and form into the shape of a tale. they learned a lot through this process. this was paid for through donations, no taxpayer money was used to build it. live in pacifica, amy hollyfield >>> it's probably okay to use the words, cougar and bromance or fist bump in a speech no

you worked hard preparing for those debates, both with lieberman and later john edwards. >> that's right both instances we took a day just to rest. rob portman senator from ohio was my debate partner. he played lieberman then edwards in our practice sessions. after the edwards' practice session we had one day left i took him over on the border and spent the day fly fishing. >> sean: when you debated john edwards, you said during that debate when they asked a question about gay marriage, you were furious that he immediately how dare he presume he can talk about my family. >> you can't have anything respect for the fact that they are willing to talk about the fact that they have a gay daughter. the fact that they embrace her. >> sean: you controlled your emotions you couldn't get angry with the country watching that bothered you? >> yeah, we felt that in 2004 that the kerry-edwards campaign tried to make an issue out of daughter mary. and mary is gay. and that's been well-known for a long time. but they clearly were trying the way they described it, one of their campaign managers, deputy m

john edward got the word out they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed him. >> bakery sent up goodies for us in the morning, starbucks kept us running on coffee. people from the neighborhood coming by. >> and principal for the day he decided to reach out to home depot. company responded with a $9,000 donation and even sent work crews over to help. >> the deck was finished this week just in time for the first week of school. the kids now have a place to watch for the beautiful whales and dolphins that play right in their backyard. >> i like them because they are real cool and beautiful. >> they came out, i didn't think they would come out like that. >> it turned out nice. you can hard to tell it's safe but the parents found this material is really tough to bend and form into the shape of a tale. they learned a lot through this process. this was paid for through donations, no taxpayer money was used to build it. live in pacifica, amy hollyfield >>> it's probably okay to use the words, cougar and bromance or fist bump in a speech no

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thursday morning i'm in my hotel, the phone rings and it's john edwards. he says hear you're a friend of teddy's, and teddy wants me to talk to you, and i always try to do what teddy wants me to do, so what do you want to know? [laughter] and i thought it was remarkable of ted that in the middle of a national emergency and a real crisis that he had remembered that he had made me a promise and that he'd follow through. his, to be his friend was to experience many, many acts of consideration like that. >> yeah. and, um, that's a great story. as one reads your book, "the devil's light," 9/11 is, of course, a central part of the book. and a relatively minor character in the book perishes that day, and it becomes the driving force for the characters, you know, next events in their lives. they do certain things related to 9/11. >> right. >> were you, when 9/11 happened, did you know right away, oh, i want to write about this in some context, or did you, in a sense, want to distance yourself? >> i think i experienced as any american experienced, this is a shockin

bet viewers would get a kick out of knowing that edward ludlow hines was john porter's cousin and one of the three brothers. he had a son whose name was duncan hines and that is the one you see at your grocery store. he was born in bowling green. edward ludlow hynes had another son who he named john porter hines. he was the grandfather of the wonderful lady who provided me with the photograph you see on the dust jacket of john porter and so many manuscripts used to described john porter and his family. it is an interesting crowd of people and they are still in evidence. they don't move away very much. >> how long did take to put this together? >> i suppose the manuscript was given to me in 1995. between 1995 and when the book was released in february of this year i published a number of other books so it is not as though i took all that time. i published a book called retreat from gettysburg in 2005. from 2005 forward i began working in earnest on this. i corrected the manuscript so it is readable but you still have the flavor of john m. porter and i annotated it so with john m. porte

recently, anthony weiner, before that john edwards running for president of the u.s bill clinton in the oval office. are those the people you used to refer to what a loser? what an idiot? i see d.see comments. >> i'm not aiming at any one person, just saying generally. i keep going back to lessons learned. whether it's on a judgment front, on the need for grace, again, i think that the probably the more constructive thing is to take a look at not what one might have done or how did you get things wrong but what did you learn from it? and a welcome lesson there. >> sean: you say you're probably more prepared now to be a leader in a sense, there has been a lot of talk about maybe reentering the political world, are you considering that? >> no. i'm not. what i'm say sthag i don't think in ways you lived until you've failed. hopefully not in a monumental level but i think there is a period of a time in the desert that you cannot appreciate until you've been there. i think that for those of us who are chiefers and in my life it's been one way, you never stop long enough to really do the soul

john edwards got the word out to the pta and kids they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed them. >> the bakery got goodies in the morning, starbucks got the coffee. costco and people from the neighborhood coming by. >> the principal for the day, he decided to reach out to home depot. he couldn't believe it when the company responded with a $9,000 donation and even sent work crews over to help. >> the deck was finished this week just in time for the first week of school. kids now have a place to watch for the beautiful whales and dolphins that play right in their backyard. >> i like them because they are real cool and beautiful. >> i like how it turned out. >> the deck is safe. they found out the material is shape into a tail and they learned a lot through the process. they didn't use any taxpayer money to pay for this. they paid it entirely with donations. >> it is good for them. >> once again, this morning a lot of fog, especially pacifica, san francisco, parts of marin and down south, santa cruz. deck of clouds, we'll be looking at sunshine later

. >>> former democratic senator and presidential candidate john edwards is on the hook for more than $2 million. he now owes the treasury. the federal election commission says edward's campaign understated the cash on hand and overstated its expenses. edwards is also facing federal charges he accepted illegal campaign contributions to hide an extramarital affair. the resignation of oregon congressman david wu is now official. he said he would quit because of the sex scandal after the debt issue was resolve and he submitted his resignation wednesday night. the house clerk read his letter during today's session. >>> will the man who campaigned on the platform the rent is too damn high changed his tune. you'll definitely want to stick around for the grapevin grapevine. after the break, first guns to criminals. now word of another government operation involving the bad guys and cocaine. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million mo

this case doesn't have anything to do with john edwards own legal problems. the former presidential candidate faces a handful of federal campaign finance charges. >>> searing temperatures topping 110 degrees. they are cooking states in the south including oklahoma and texas, rolling power outages may begin. taun trong is live in atlanta. some folks are doing something about that weather, aren't they? >> well, it looks fun, but it's also a precaution, richard. you know here at centennial park, a lot of kids come here. a lot of parents and schools, especially on field trips right now, are anticipating that this heat's going to stick around for quite some time. they're trying to do what they can to keep kids cool and hydrated. this heat wave isn't just causing discomfort, it's down right deadly. listen to some of the numbers of some of the affects states. in maryland, 21 heat related deaths, in oklahoma 15 people died. ten cases are pending. texas, 11 people have died. all around the country, these records for the high temperatures are being shattered. in one mo

but i think that the viewers will get a kick out of knowing that edward himes, who was john porter's cousin and one of the three brothers, she had a son whose name was duncan hines and that is the london - is that you see on the grocery store. if duncan hines was born in bowling green. edward hines had another son, a brother of duncan hines huji david jon porter and john porter hines was the grandfather of the wonderful lady to provide it with a photograph that you see on the dust jacket and so many of the manuscript is that i used to describe john porter and his family. so it is a very interesting crowd of people, and they are all still in evidence from kentucky. they don't move away from here very much. >> how long did it take you to put this together? >> i suppose the manuscript was given to me about 1995. infantry 1995 those and when this book was finally released in february of this year, i published a number of other books and so it's not as though i took all that time. i published a book called the retreat from gettysburg in 2005 and from really 2005 and four were to begin wor

for another front run arer in the case of obama verse clinton, it was always chris dod or even john edwardsng the tougher talk against hillary clinton allowing obama to stay clean. mitt romney has been getting everybody, tim pawlenty going after michele bachmann. but is mitt romney going to stay safe shall. >> i don't think it's an effective strategy long term to do the rope and dope, like don't make big headlines, don't make big mistakes. needs to show that he belongs in the command position. i think he'll have to make some of those opportunities himself, not just count on the second tier candidates to do it for him. >> for rick perry, it is quite the first -- it will be a first impression he has shot up in the polls and that's a who the knotter reason i want to play one more clip from this debate in january of 2010.the knotter reason i want to play one more clip from this debate in january of 2010. >> what about the kid from oklahoma or some other state that wants to come to school in texas. they can't get that same deal. is that fair? >> tell him to move on down to texts as and become a

. >> sean: more recently anthony weiner, john edwards running for president of the united states. bill clinton in the oval office. are those the people that you used to refer to when you read the paper what a loser, idiot? i did see those comments you made. >> i'm not aiming at any one person, i'm just saying generally. again, i keep going back to lessons learned. whether it is on the judgment front. on the need for grace. again, i think probably the more constructive thing is look at not what one might have done, how did you get things wrong? again, what did you learn from it? a wealth of lessons learned. >> sean: you say you are probably more prepared now to be a leader in a sense, there's been a lot of talk about maybe you reentering the political world, i'm jumping ahead, a little. are you considering that? >> no, i'm not wham i'm saying is, i don't think in some ways you have lived until you failed. hopefully not in a monumental level. but i think there's a period of introspection. a time in the desert. that you cannot appreciate until you have been there. i think that for th

more trouble for john edwards.pay $2.2 million to the u.s. treasury after failing to declare that amount of cash during his campaign. his team says it will appeal the fec ruling. and it is a special tribute to a tv legend exactly one century after her birth. >> all right, girls. now, this is your last chance. one piece of candy gets passed you and into the packing room unwrapped, you're fired. >> yes, ma'am. >> let her roll! [ laughter ] >> i think we are fighting a losing game. [ laughter ] you are looking at a cool feature on google's home page today showcasing the best of i love lucy, of course. all in celebration of what would have been lucille ball's 100th birthday. those your headlines. let's get out to rick outside. >> hey, juliet. we have people out here requesting that you come out. be sure you do. big crowd out here today for the fall classic. feels like summer for some people. down across parts of the south. actually your current temps. 8 a in dallas. 84 in oklahoma city. get ready those are the low temp

well, at one time john edwards wanted to be president.s 90 days to pay the feds 2 million bucks. that's the ruling from the federal election commission. auditors saying edwards' 2008 presidential campaign under reported its cash on hand, overstated its expenses, and did not itemize some payments. edwards now has 60 days to ask the fec to review the decision. is he also facing criminal charges of accepting illegal political donations. prosecutors say he used the money to cover up his affair with rielle hunter and their love child. edwards eventually confessed to cheating on his wife elizabeth. she died last year of cancer. he admits he has done wrong but insists he did not break the law. the united states army will soon trim its war tours for most units from a year to nine months. the army reporting the change will go into effect starting next year and will not effect any combat troops headed to iraq or afghanistan before that. we're told the goal is to give soldiers more time to spend with their families. the army also planning to cut mor

recently, anthony weiner, before that john edwards running for president of the u.s bill clinton in the oval office. are those the people you used to refer to what a loser? what an idiot? i see d.see comments. >> i'm not aiming at any one person, just saying generally. i keep going back to lessons learned. whether it's on a judgment front, on the need for grace, again, i think that the probably the more constructive thing is to take a look at not what one might have done or how did you get things wrong but what did you learn from it? and a welcome lesson there. >> sean: you say you're probably more prepared now to be a leader in a sense, there has been a lot of talk about maybe reentering the political world, are you considering that? >> no. i'm not. what i'm say sthag i don't think in ways you lived until you've failed. hopefully not in a monumental level but i think there is a period of a time in the desert that you cannot appreciate until you've been there. i think that for those of us who are chiefers and in my life it's been one way, you never stop long enough to really do the soul

candidates and we saw three with the democratic race in 2008 with hillary clinton and barack obama and john edwards were the three out there and it looks like this field is starting to coalesce around these three. and look, the thing is that the white knights are probably not going to work and look at a somebody like fred thompson or wes clark, it did not work out so well. >> and thank you, domenico, i like the bracket you have going there. >> thank you. >>> and now to talk more about the gop and the party divide is nationally syndicated talk show host michael smerconish, and msnbc contributor, and michael, i saw you last night on "hard ball with chris matthews" and you talked about the article that you were going to publish which is now out, and it is about the establishment that domenico was talking about with bachmann and perry against romney and you believe that bachmann and perry have a problem, and when you look at exclusively the state of pennsylvania and key counties there. >> right. and you might say, tamron, that is a narrow focus, but it is suburbia generally, and as go the suburbs by wa

instead it would have been so much better to really ask barack obama, hillary clinton, i don't know john edwards tougher questions than they were getting. >> it is incumbent on the media to decide to exclude some of the less likely candidates. it's a tough call. otherwise we get no discussion at all. thanks, keli, as always, for your provocative insights. that does it for us today. i'm matt miller in for tidylan ratigan. "hard yn ball" is up right now. >> showing a tyrant the exit in libya. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm ron reagan in tonight for chris matthews. leading off tonight, on the way out. there is still fierce fighting in part of libya's capital, tripoli. as president obama put it this afternoon, gadhafi's rule is over. there are celebrations in the streets as gadhafi's forces have melt away and his four-decade rule appears certain to come to an end. a report from libya and look at what gadhafi's fall means for the region and for the united states. of course, in a rational universe republicans would be praising president obama for taking the long view and aiding the rebels. b

john edwards, for example?se in that both fathered illegitimate children, and both at first denied responsibility for the kids, but, in my opinion, grover cleveland's scandal far surpassed anything that we are experiencing today, particularly with edwards and schwarzenegger, who both had illegitimate kids. >> was it not the case in that period, we're talking about the late 19th century, it was much easier to suppress and control the kind of information because of the influence of man? >> right. we didn't have the internet. it was the papers of a newspaper in buffalo, new york, but he dealt with this is interesting. he familiesly told ally, cronies, whatever you say, tell the truth, but my research shows it was quite the contrary. >> isn't there a stray cultural conflict? as a society, much more per messive of certain behaviors in the past would have been described add wrong, yet as far it's a presidency goes, we really still expect perfection? >> we expect something more than -- >> the average joe. >> right. th

this isindustries like a who's who of some of the starting characters of our age such as john edwards. some surprising characters have actually survived and interposition for special power. senator kent conrad who at this very moment is the chair of the senate budget committee. i love this one. chris dodd, the guy whose name is part of dodd-frank of the financial rig regulation bill that was unnecessary because the stuff blew up. alphonso jackson, the secretary of housing and urban spoken. this is the best. daniel h. mudd, this is a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous saying, your name is mud. his name was mud. he was also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so, this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now, to draw the contrast though, i don't want to leave the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad. the hero is a fellow named john allison. he is the former chairman and ceo of bb anti. bb&t is one of the top dozen banks indiana states ranked by assets size. they are dominant throughout the 13

and these fellas were edward hines, john hines, and james hines. they all came from bowling green, kentucky. and so these four fellas after taking up a while with their -- with john porter's uncle decided they'd try to go home. and they walked from madison to georgia. they go through atlanta and they lang to hire a wagon. rent a wagon, get a wagon from somewhere. they take the wagon all the way to chattanooga. they find they can hitch a ride on a freight train. they get on a freight train to nashville, at nashville, they get off of the freight train. they are going to get spotted with the forces. but they manage to secret themselves on another train from nashville to bowling green. and on june 10, 1865, these four guys lined up in bowling green, kentucky in the home of edward hines, jim hines, and john hines' mother's house. and there they stay until john porter finally decided to stay good-bye and he walks to his home at sugar gr

. >> john edwards must repay more than $2 million to the u.s. treasury. audit came out and said that his campaign understated the amount of cash that it had on hand and overstated its expenses. the campaign committee has 90 days to make the pavement or 60 days to ask for a review. we're going live to washington dc. president obama will be discussing the administration's working to prepare a veteran center back into the workforce. the president will ask congress to take steps when aimed at helping them find work and include tax credits for companies that hire out of work veterans. this is supposed to start any time and what it says will bring you the conference live. >> we know what james is going to talk about, we have clouds, fog and hoping for some time later. >> it will happen. it is tough to believe that when you look at the golden gate bridge. his walnut creek will see clearing much sooner than that. we have a low clouds. by 9:00 a.m. at walnut creek will clear. temperatures will be mild and warmer than yesterday. inland spots will be in the low- eig

live pictures now just about 50 john edwards behind me. romney, former massachusetts governor, republican candidate. he's talking right now to the crowd. romney is not -- not making many visits. he's here for the debate and is speaking right now at the state fair. guess who is coming here as well? sarah palin. that's right. our political reporter learning last night sarah palin is bringing her one nation bus tour to iowa. maybe later today probably maybe tomorrow or saturday, this is a big surprise. suzanne, every time palin drops out of the spotlight she jumps back in and maybe that's what she is doing. palin says she will decide by september whether she will run for the republican presidential nomination. we are keeping our eyes on rick perry. saturday in south carolina, make a speech where he is going to make it clear he is running for president. all this stuff happening at the same time. >> full house there. lot going on there where you are, paul. do we know who the favorite is going into tonight's debate? >> reporter: well, one way to

anything on the president, about his past, or what it would have been like if we would have had john edwards and the other guy -- i even forgot his name -- what it -- what would it have been like if we were attacked and those guys were in office? that would have been something. the united states would not have been safe. thank you, dick cheney. host: here is another e-mail -- long island, new york. david, democrat. caller: could you pull of an article from may 7, 2004? it is from "the new york times." air-traffic controllers, 9/11. host: tell us more about the piece. caller: it connects dick cheney to the stand down made by the -- there was a normal protocol for an interception of any airliner that was hijacked and mr. cheney had his finger on the button this morning and for some strange reason -- i think i know -- he placed a standout order of any form of interception of the aircraft. but the tapes of the air traffic controllers that morning were destroyed. this is a heinous crime committed against the united states on 9/11 and to destroy evidence leads one to question why those videotapes

because unless you are going to be a scumbag trial lawyer like john edwards, you won't make that much money. to be working weekends for the rest of your life and there's a lot of great jobs out there. i just met somebody with the strangest job. but was it? i forget. i said to her, did she know what you would be doing in college? the person who designs food for tv commercials. so that it looks attract. the lighting, how you put it on the plate. there are ipod of out there and they should all go and the media, become public-school teachers. and by the way, the pay is fantastic. last night college professors. college republicans could teach me a few tricks. if you are open republican on a college campus, you are apparently not going with the flow. and that is where you first see the pathetic mess of liberals, little apple polishers up to their professors. teacher, teacher, i found another example of homophobia in hamlet. @johnny, settle down. i pick of great tips from the college of republicans who came up with the catch an illegal alien game, which i am just bulldozer and admiration wit

anything on the president, about his past, or what it would have been like if we would have had john edwardsnd the other guy -- i even forgot his name -- what it -- what would it have been like if we were attacked and those guys were in office? that would have been something. the united states would not have been safe. thank you, dick cheney. host: here is another e-mail -- long island, new york. david, democrat. caller: could you pull of an article from may 7, 2004? it is from "the new york times." air-traffic controllers, 9/11. host: tell us more about the piece. caller: it connects dick cheney to the stand down made by the -- there was a normal protocol for an interception of any airliner that was hijacked and mr. cheney had his finger on the button this morning and for some strange reason -- i think i know -- he placed a standout order of any form of interception of the aircraft. but the tapes of the air traffic controllers that morning were destroyed. this is a heinous crime committed against the united states on 9/11 and to destroy evidence leads one to question why those videotapes we

because unless you are going to be a scumbag trial lawyer like john edwards, you won't make that much money. to be working weekends for the rest of your life and there's a lot of great jobs out there. i just met somebody with the strangest job. but was it? i forget. i said to her, did she know what you would be doing in college? the person who designs food for tv commercials. so that it looks attract. the lighting, how you put it on the plate. there are ipod of out there and they should all go and the media, become public-school teachers. and by the way, the pay is fantastic. last night college professors. college republicans could teach me a few tricks. if you are open republican on a college campus, you are apparently not going with the flow. and that is where you first see the pathetic mess of liberals, little apple polishers up to their professors. teacher, teacher, i found another example of homophobia in hamlet. @johnny, settle down. i pick of great tips from the college of republicans who came up with the catch an illegal alien game, which i am just bulldozer and admiration wit

because unless you are going to be a scumbag trial lawyer like john edwards, you won't make that much money. to be working weekends for the rest of your life and there's a lot of great jobs out there. i just met somebody with the strangest job. but was it? i forget. i said to her, did she know what you would be doing in college? the person who designs food for tv commercials. so that it looks attract. the lighting, how you put it on the plate. there are ipod of out there and they should all go and the media, become public-school teachers. and by the way, the pay is fantastic. last night college professors. college republicans could teach me a few tricks. if you are open republican on a college campus, you are apparently not going with the flow. and that is where you first see the pathetic mess of liberals, little apple polishers up to their professors. teacher, teacher, i found another example of homophobia in hamlet. @johnny, settle down. i pick of great tips from the college of republicans who came up with the catch an illegal alien game, which i am just bulldozer and admiration wit

this read like a who's who of some of the sterling characters of our age such as john edwards.e surprising characters have actually survived and are in positions of special powers. senator kent conrad who at this very moment is the chair of the senate budget committee. i love this one. chris dodd, the guy whose name is part of dodd-frank of the financial regulation bill that was only necessary because the stuff lieu up. alphonso jackson the secretary of housing and urban development and this is the best, daniel h. mudd. this is a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous saying your name is bud. his name actually was mudd. is also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so, this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now to draw the contrast of i don't want to leave you the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad just because angelo mozilo is. the hero given the most loving treatment and my book is a fellow named john allison. is the former chairman and ceo of bb and t.. bb&t is one of the top dozen

i hate to beat a dead horse but there is john edwards with his 400 dollar haircut.to a lot of people. because they like to label others as superficial but i don't think it's wrong or bad that michele bachmann cares what she looks like. i think you can embrace your femininity the way you look and still be a smart, intelligent woman and it doesn't say anything about her character that she cares about her hair and her makeup. >> it's interesting you say that because you look at the way michele bachmann dresses wearing sleeveless dresses and open-toed sandals which is quite different that we usually see of a presidential candidate. the only thing i can liken it to is hillary clinton and her pant suits, right some when you see sarah palin dressing like this, what message does that send to you? >> well, i think that it's fantastic to see women just embracing their femininitfemini. i don't see any problem with open-toed shoes. i don't have a problem, obviously, with sleeveless dresses or blouses. i think you can still convey professionalism. you can be as articulate as any

a who's who of the sterling characters such as john edwards.ome surprising characters who have survived, senator kent conrad wrote this very moment is the chair of the senate budget committee in chris dodd his name is part of dodd/frank the bill that was necessary because of what blu of? of kwanzaa jackson from hyde and daniel h. mud the man who grew up his name was mud and also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. this is what libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. to draw the contrast not to leave any idea of bankers are bad but given the most loving treatment in my book is john allison who's a former chairman and ceo of one of the top dozen banks in&t the united states ranked bye assets and are dominant throats of 13 southern united states.se out here you will not see that branch but mrs. severe alabama or tennessee you will. allison had of their different principles thanur those that countrywide.t that blew up in the financial crisis and totally survive the financial crisis and how did allison

i think that e-mail is from john edwards.who has read one of my books could say that. >> host: why? >> guest: the end, love ann. >> host: why do you say that? >> guest: because they are heavily researched. even, in the one weekday review i got from "the new york times" and i did love this quote, the reviewer said, it is invective backed up with footnotes. look, you can disagree with me, and oh, by the way, i will just voluntarily there were two mistakes in "demonic". i found them. no one else did. i usually count media matters to do the last fact check week book comes out. i no one found them. i found them. which is why your eye goes over it. one for example, richard nixon pushing through the philadelphia plan and i said he did it in 1968. that was the year he elected. can't be 1968. john kerry claiming i was sent to cambodia by president nixon in 1968. 20 years, no journalist noticed it. i noticed it before the book came out but too late to change it. subsequent editions it will be changed. liberals spend their lives to find

co-host of "the five" also in d.c., also a nice person, jennifer palmeri, former press secretary for john edwards the center of american progress action fund. is this the right time for him to make a speech in 2 1/2 weeks? >> jennifer, to you. >> yeah, i think that, you know, yeah, i think that he -- he certainly feels the need to not just make a speech. but put forward a plan and, you know, there's a lot of politics here but to go back to the substance for a second because it is important when we're talking about jobs, i think that what you want is for the private sector to create jobs and there's reason to believe that the private sector would create jobs because there's so much -- because there's record profits right now but that's not happening and so i think the president has felt that the need to come in with two things, one is additional government spending that would spur private sector jobs, not talking about government jobs but talking about a lot of jobs in the construct sector where there's been long term unemployment and long term deficit reduction so people have confidence in the fi

anything on the president, about his past, or what it would have been like if we would have had john edwardsacked and those guys were in office? that would have been something. the united states would not have been safe. thank you, dick cheney. host: here is another e-mail -- >> not elected to, but appointed to the supreme court. >> can you pull up and article 8 of all possible from may 7, 2004? it is from the new york times. >> tell us more about the peace. >> it connection dick cheney to this day and down that was made. for some strange reason, i think another reason, he placed a standout order on any form of those aircraft. those involved on the morning were destroyed about four or five months later. this was a heinous crime committed against the united states. they want to question why the videotapes are destroyed. the connection is, prior to them coming to the vice presidency, he had been under investigation for accounting fraud. what was revealed is that halliburton was in the red and the stock shares, that was the accounting fraud. it seems to me to be a major conflict of interest to

i think that e-mail is from john edwards.o has read my books could say that. >> host: why? >> guest: thee end, love ann. >> host: why do you say that? >> guest: because they are heavily researched. even in the one weekday review i got from the new "new york times," and i did love this quote, a reviewer said it's invective with footnotes. look, you can disagree with me. oh, by by the way, i'll volunteerly tell you there's two mistakes in demonic. i found them, nobody else. no one else found them. i found them, and they were minor things which is why your eye goes over it. one, for example, was richard nixon pushing through the philadelphia plan, and i said it was 1968, but that was the year he was elected. john kerryives sent to cambodia for 20 years and no one noticed that. i noticed it in my book, but it was too late to change it so in the other editions it will be changed. liberals try to find some grave error by ann coulter, and i believe their crowning achievement is from my second book that had to be put out quickly. onc

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this read like a who's who of some of the sterling characters of our age such as john edwards.me surprising characters have actually survived and are in positions of special powers. senator kent conrad who at this very moment is the chair of the senate budget committee. i love this one. chris dodd, the guy whose name is part of dodd-frank of the financial regulation bill that was only necessary because the stuff lieu up. alphonso jackson the secretary of housing and urban development and this is the best, daniel h. mudd. this is a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous saying your name is bud. his name actually was mudd. is also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so, this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now to draw the contrast of i don't want to leave you the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad just because angelo mozilo is. the hero given the most loving treatment and my book is a fellow named john allison. is the former chairman and ceo of bb and t.. bb&t is one of the top doze