>> i stalk the stalking expert. >> i got a word from john gibson. stop your research. >>> mick, if you said you were in the market for a creepy white haired stocker? -- stalker? >> no. but he is in the green room so i have to be careful. >> someone more casual and less intense. >> you want a laid back stalker. >> you want a lazy stalker. >> it was like the guy in the attic. >> a stalker with benefits is what you are looking for. >> for the record, i do find uh sapping strangely uh luring. >> that doesn't surprise me. >> by the way, michael moore and they are getting comments about their rape attitude. he announced he was suspending his account, his twitter account until this frenzy has stopped. >> he is getting pillaried. >> if wikileaks is responsible for it, then -- >> there is a light at the end of the tunnel. >> what does pilliared mean? >> it is what hillary clinton eats when she is sick. i don't know where i am. >> traj i can j. government guide guidelines for what you should do, get in a stable building. what about the homeless people? >> i d

the sidelines, but you know when you are walking down 5th avenue and even in the hall i will see john gibson walk by and it is like -- he is going hey, greg, what's going on. i'm like, hi, john, what's happening? and everybody has that instinct. >> it is being young at heart. >> i never would have triped anybody. >> women are cat tee. guys are violent and women are cat tee. here comes answer -- ansley earhart and bla. that's what a woman would say something. but a guy would trip. >> you are right, that's what a cat tee woman would do. i believe this coach was jealous and he wanted to be where the football player was and he couldn't be famous. >> was this guy a jerk? >> what do you expect? he is a strength and conditioning coach. blame it on roid rage. >> let me tell you something, this guy fell on his barbell. is it possible to look at that tape again? one of the players brought up an interesting point. watch right there. he is one of six other guys waiting to do the same thing. no coach gets that close to the sideline. this guy was told to stay there. apparently it is a common practice. the

bill, you once were a therapy dog for john gibson, right? a place called leather and leashes. it was silver fox night. >> he has a great temper. now, let me tell you something, i don't believe michael vick should have a dog. but i think he should have a therapy dog. i think there is a difference. >> he should have a student on a leash. >> absolutely. >> what do you think? >> give him a kid before a dog. especially a college student like a sorority. >> give him a breed that can really withstand a cattle prod. within months he will have the kids fighting in a ring. and a lot of us won't complain. don't you feel bad for the dogswho have to sit and listen to the students crying? >> this is why americans are so weak and soft. if you can't handle a college examination without a dog? come on. >> it is true. he said, i hope these puppies make me happy and give me a nice break between studying. if you are studying and are going to be a doctor or doing surgery to calm you down. >> you can use the organs. >> they will probably leave the puppy inside yo

it reminded me of the cruise i took with john gibson. he was all hands. the woman rejected julian, thankfully. while he was pummeling her, he revealed he acquired her license plate and home phone without her knowledge. the reason you are sang is a dirt bag and the real motivation behind the fill osophy, he doesn't want information to be secret because he can't get lucky. did your phone just wring? >> that was immogen? >> there is nothing going on over here. >> both of you, quiet. you will be pushed later. >> see, a transparent come -- culture is good for a social failure looking to access the inpoment. the car you drive, he will get the license and ultimately find out where you park it. and then god knows what he will leave in your backseat. to julie it is perfectly normal. even if he doesn't assault you he will invade your private space and show up in a ski mask and diaper. there is nothing romantic quest about transparency. it is about getting the e-mail. if you disagree, you hate babies and puppies as well probably. >>> do guys ever do this to you? >>

there is a lot of studies that have been done about christmas versus holiday seasons, john gibson and, have done a great job on that. we decided to look a step further. we decided to look at what the media cover when they say christmas. we looked at all the stories that talked about christmas itself. not the holiday, christmas. 527. then we looked at how many of those 527 stories about christmas mentioned jesus christ or god. and it was shocking. only seven out of 527, only 1.3% mention jesus or god. this is the complete secularization of the national news media. >> steve: why are they doing it? christmas is a federal holiday. it's not like you can pretend it doesn't even happen! >> this is like talking about veterans day, but not mentioning veterans. or talking about the 4th of july but not mentioning the declaration or the revolutionary war. this is a deliberate attempt not to mention -- when nbc doesn't mention jesus or god once in its coverage, that's deliberate. that's a decision that's made, we don't want to talk about, that's controversial thing called god. which by the way, ab

john f. kennedy and richard nixon. charles gibson recalled that encounter. this is just under an hour 20 minutes. my name is carl cannon. i.n.d. executive director of politics daily. the reason i am here is i was a fellow at the institute of politics and i am happy to be back. i would like to recognize senator john culver and breaux. [applause] he is the interim director of the institute of politics. he was a lifelong friend at ted kennedy and family friend of the kennedys. he has been on the board since 1975. he is a great friend of harvard and to the institute of politics. as we mark the 50th anniversary of the nixon kennedy presidential debates, that is the first presidential debate we ever had. and i am the question that does not match appear. these people have all had our role and presidential debates. it is a very interesting panel. i will introduce our speakers briefly. you probably know most of them. i will start with gov. michael dukakis. he began his career at a town meeting. >> as low as you go on the total poll. and-- totem poll. >> of the democr

gibson one of them, and this emmer rick person another. >> this goes actually a little bit further, this piece written by o'malley, john w. o'malley, a jesuit. he said the emmer rick-brentano papers are perhaps best treated as devout fiction or well intentioned frauds. that's how her original writings evolved and were added to. so that has to be said in connection with this. >> that's right, he's drawing from all sorts of resources, he's drawing from med evil passion plays, i think he's drawing from the tradition of the horror movie, i think he's drawing from the action adventure movies, there's all sorts of sources that we see here. >> let me give you a real question here on what image may be emerging. some viewers have said that the brutalization of death and jesus leave, for revenge, could we say the new image of jesus as the savior, demands or at least inspires venn jennings, we feel victims of the terrorists of 9/11 and 311 and want revenge, we see jesus as another innocent and he's brute alized and have this feeling of revenge, is that at work here? >> i think absolutely. one part might have book is these track thin

john kennedy and richard nixon. this was discussed by charles gibson and a number of others. is lasts an hour and 20 minutes. >> is everybody ready? welcome to the kennedy school of government and politics pur. this is the fifth anniversary of the first televised presidential debates between then senator kennedy and vice president nixon. i in the executive director of politics at the institute of politics. i would like to recognize senator john culver who is in the front row here. he hails from the great state of iowa powe. he is a lifelong friend of the kennedy family prep. he is a great friend to harvard and the kennedy school. as we mark the 50th anniversary of the first presidential debate, that is the first presidential debate we ever had. i am really honored. these people have all had a role in presidential debates. it is a very interesting panel. our speakers, i'm ing to introduce them quickly. you probably know most of them. i will start with michael dukakis. he rose to the ranks of politics and became lieutenant governor. he was governor a mashie to ship -- of massac

gibson one of them, and this emmer rick person another. >> this goes actually a little bit further, this piece written by o'malley, john w. o'malley, a jesuit. he said the emmer rick-brentano papers are perhaps best treated as devout fiction or well intentioned frauds. that's how her original writings evolved and were added to. so that has to be said in connection with this. >> that's right, he's drawing from all sorts of resources, he's drawing from med evil passion plays, i think he's drawing from the tradition of the horror movie, i think he's drawing from the action adventure movies, there's all sorts of sources that we see here. >> let me give you a real question here on what image may be emerging. some viewers have said that the brutalization of jesus leave, for revenge, could we say the new image of jesus as the savior, demands or at least inspires venn jennings, we feel victims of the terrorists of 9/11 and 311 and want revenge, we see jesus as another innocent and he's brute alized and have this feeling of revenge, is that at work here? >> i think absolutely. one part might have book is these track things in the

john kennedy and richard nixon. former abc news anger charles gibson and 1988 democratic nominee michael dukakis recall that in counter. they talk about presidential debate preparation, usefulness, and likely changes in the future. this is just under an hour and 20 minutes. >> it is being hosted commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the first present -- first televised presidential debate between then senator kennedy and vice president richard nixon. my name is carl cannon. i am the executive director of politics daily. i was a fellow at the institute politics and i am happy to be back. i like to recognize before we cluver.enter john kohlber he is the interim director of the institute of politics. he was a lifelong friend of ted kennedy and the kennedy family and has been on the board since 1975. he is a great friend to harvard and the kennedy school and the institute of politics. as we mark the 50th anniversary of the kennedy-nixon presidential debate, it seems old hat, but that was the first presidential debate we ever had. i really honored. these people have all had a role in presidential debates, and it is a ve

john f. kennedy and richard nixon. that debate and debate in general were discussed by michael dukakis, and charles gibson, and a numbernment and politics pur. this is the fifth anniversary of the first televised presidential debates between then senator kennedy and vice president nixon. i in the executive director of politics at the institute of politics. i would like to recognize senator john culver who is in the front row here. he hails from the great state of iowa powe. he is a lifelong friend of the kennedy family prep. he is a great friend to harvard and the kennedy school. as we mark the 50th anniversary of the first presidential debate, that is the first presidential debate we ever had. i am really honored. these people have all had a role in presidential debates. it is a very interesting panel. our speakers, i'm going to introduce them quickly. you probably know most of them. i will start with michael dukakis. he rose to the ranks of politics and became lieutenant governor. he was governor a mashie to ship -- of massachusetts. he is the only person on this panel that has preceded it -- participated in a presid