i have, too. >> there's a big difference between john wayne gacy and john wayne, but you'd think it mightatter more to waterloo than anywhere else. this is in tehran, that lady is walking past a mural of the statue of liberty that's painted like a death's head. this is what the american embassy in tehran looks like today, because it is closed and has been for a long time. the american embassy in iran was part of the hostage crisis thing with iran during the iranian revolution. iranian revolutionaries storming the embassy, holding americans hostage. we closed our embassy in tehran after that, we have not had an embassy in iran since 1980. here's michele bachmann speaking in 2011. >> you may have heard that there's a break-in at the british embassy and the british had to pull their people out. that's exactly what i would do. we wouldn't have an american embassy in iran. >> if i were president, she would close the u.s. embassy in iran that hasn't been there since the 1970s. that's a very bold move. here's the thing, as amazing as michele bachmann is, and she is amazing, as amazing as she is

john wayne gacy, the one on the right, he's the serial killer. and he's the one from waterloo, iowa. >> what i want them to know is, just like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa, that's the kind of spirit i have too. >> there's a very important difference between john wayne gacy and john wayne, but still, you think that it might matter more to waterloo than anybody else. this is the outside wall of the former united states embassy in tehran. that lady is walking past a mural of the statue of liberty that's painted to look like a death's head. this is what the american embassy in tehran lacks like today, because it is closed and it has been for a long time. the american embassy in iran was part of that whole hostage crisis thing that we had with iran back in the late '70s and early '80s during the iranian revolution. iranian revolutionaries storming the embassy, holding americans hostage for 444 days. we closed our embassy in tehran after that. we have not had an embassy in iran since 1980. here's michele bachmann speaking in 2011. >> you may have

[laughter] i think john wayne could have pulled it off. the movie about john being saying he's going to have -- does everybody know that john wayne story? nobody knows that john wayne story. john wayne is going to read down to a city shawnee, john wayne is going to get hammered. there's going to be heroes and guns. he says not going to happen. not john wayne. i said i'll bet you a buck. so sure that john wayne went down and got hammered with indian scenarios than just rarely makes it. after the movie aeration in my pocket and say here, here's about the ou. is that i can't take it. i've seen the movie before. [laughter] is that actually comes so if i appeared i just couldn't believe john is going to do it that way again. i'm not sure i would done anything different. i would have done it that way again. i'm not good at parables i've decided all of a sudden, but will try. they stripped me new. i had a rain on my dogtags and that was a rain that alcohol had given me and he wore it in world war ii and of his colleagues get the homering because o

[laughter] i think john wayne could have pulled it off. the movie about john being saying he's going to have -- does everybody know that john wayne story? nobody knows that john wayne story. john wayne is going to read down to a city shawnee, john wayne is going to get hammered. there's going to be heroes and guns. he says not going to happen. not john wayne. i said i'll bet you a buck. so sure that john wayne went down and got hammered with indian scenarios than just rarely makes it. after the movie aeration in my pocket and say here, here's about the ou. is that i can't take it. i've seen the movie before. [laughter] is that actually comes so if i appeared i just couldn't believe john is going to do it that way again. i'm not sure i would done anything different. i would have done it that way again. i'm not good at parables i've decided all of a sudden, but will try. they stripped me new. i had a rain on my dogtags and that was a rain that alcohol had given me and he wore it in world war ii and of his colleagues get the homering because o

[laughter] i think john wayne could have pulled it off. e movie about john being saying he's going to have -- does everybody know that john wayne story? nobody knows that john wayne story. john wayne is going to read down to a city shawnee, john wayne is going to get hammered. there's going to be heroes and guns. he says not going to happen. not john wayne. i said i'll bet you a buck. so sure that john wayne went down and got hammered with indian scenarios than just rarely makes it. after the movie aeration in my pocket and say here, here's about the ou. is that i can't take it. i've seen the movie before. [laughter] is that actually comes so if i appeared i just couldn't believe john is going to do it that way again. i'm not sure i would done anything different. i would have done it that way again. i'm not good at parables i've decided all of a sudden, but will try. they stripped me new. i had a rain on my dogtags and that was a rain that alcohol had given me and he wore it in world war ii and of his colleagues get the homering because onl

as john wayne character put it we're building an asian. we have got to suffer.eat trail was never placed without hardship. that is life and grit is the stuff of life and greenness is achieved only after repeated failure. van gogh was unable to sell paintings he only sold one during his lifetime and he painted 900. cartoonist charles schulz had every cartoon he submitted rejected and the nets became one of the most successful cartoons of all time and thomas edison teachers told his mom he was too stupid to learn and was fired from his first two jobs for being nonproductive but he had the grit to try and try again and got 1,000 u.s. patents including the electric railway and of course, the labeled that folled 1,000 unsuccessful atmpts and a reporter asked him how does it feel to fail 1,000 times? he said i didn't. the late fall was an invention with 1,0 steps. that is grit it is great we live in a wealthy country with the welfare state so big we worry about for people getting fat but what makes most people happy is not comfort but earned success the struggle for t

do you know who is doing the john wayne movies? >> i can make that happy.r a little john wayne. >> yeah. >> that's it, got it. wearing the cowboy hat. yeah, there's a little festival. you want to come see it? i'm going to have a little something in my room. i have the penthouse. we'll get some zima, six pack. yeah. would you like that? this could be good. i have a pair of chaps with your name on them. what time do you think you'll be there? >> i'll have my wife call you. >> just me and you. i'm getting lucky tonight. it will be just me and you. >> there you go, partner. >> thank you, sir. >> see you tonight. i think i have a date. >> jimmy: thank you, cousin sal. all right, cousin sal, everybody. chris "ludacris" bridges is here. we have music from darius rucker. and we'll be right back with alyssa milano. so stick around. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] meet the best low-light smartphone camera. [ camera shutter clicking ] better than iphone. better than galaxy. the windows phone nokia lumia 928. ♪ the windo

as john wayne character put it we're building an asian. we have got to suffer.eat trail was never placed without hardship. that is life and grit he stuff of life and greenness is achieved only after repeated failure. van gogh was unab to sell patingshe only so one during his lifetime and he painted 900. cartoonist charles schulz had every cartoon he submitted rejected and the nets became one of the st successful cartoons of all time and thomas edison teachers told his mom he was too stupid to learn and was fired from his firstwo jobs for nonproductive but he had the grit to try antry againnd got 1,000 u.s. patents including the electric railway and of course, the labeled that followed 1,000 unsuccesessful attempts and a a reporter asked him how does it feel to fail 1,000 mes? he said i didn't. the late fall was an invention wi 1,000 steps. that is grit it is great we li in a wealthy country with the welfare state so big we worry about for people getting fat but what makes most people happy is not comrt but earned succs the struggle for the opposite of berndt suc

john wayne took over the script. >> ten movies, none of them real. you can't find one movie about a real life event where a gun was useful? >> john: how about one good john wayne movie? >> penthouse letters of gun movies. you know. you'll never believe what happened. >> john: it is like a spike tv >> this list and then swamp thing. >> john: when you read the list, what's interesting is some would say fun it tells you what are the specific guns used in the specific scenes you can guy when they kill all of the cops. the one that made the least sense was tremors. i thought that was about things below the surface. i thought the matrix as more of a martial arts film. do any not fit on the list? >> i was confused about tremors because they're saying, as sort of an anti-gun control movie this movie where the penis monsters attack. it is like an anti-gay marriage movie. >> john: the crazy gun nut winds up being the hero because he has an arsenal. only two mys have from the last 20 years on the list which leads me to believe this is some middle-aged guy in his

nobody talks about john wayne. you don't hear them talk about liz taylor but they talk about rosa parks. or harriet tubman. the individuals that the congressmen was speaking of. those that sacrificed. the manmade icons and there are god-given icons. the manmade icons go with the calendar once the changes they are forgotten. fed god-given icons live through the duration of time. that is why if he died wife was irrelevant but what i stood for stan's longer. if you think of dr. king how he lives stronger in death than when he did when he was alive. you heard how i will be remembered when i leave this world. that is the plan. to leave a blueprint for what has not been thought of yet. so when they realize there is people here they were from out of this world from the time they had on the planet, your grand kids ain't born yet. they have the same blood as i have as the congressman had or any god-given icon. don't ever get hung up on fiction. this is real. if it was fiction we could turn the channel to say no prejudice, a

because you have that thatcher model and you have than a tough person more man can, clearly the john wayne role here, i think she's going asking you, i'm does she have to appear a notch or so to the right of obama on foreign policy? to the right? clearly to the right? >> it's almost moot because she, with in the white house. is hereign policy foreign policy. >> looking back on that tape, first of all, my glasses are much nicer now. show: we can do a whole but go ahead. >> looking back on it, it's clear and what joe says is inht, the kids on the ground iowa were the metaphor for what wanted at that time and hillary was in the position of insider establishment candidate at a time after george w. bush had kind of wrecked thef th establishment of any kind and obama the inside edge. chris: let's go forward. around hillary's in a different position. now experience counts for more. chris: because? >> certainly for the nomination? chris: because obama seems like he didn't have enough? yes, but also, they made a decision at that point that a the people in hillary land really regret. they went with

one gaff, she confused action john wayne with the serial killer john wayne gacy and there were more substantive moments when she alienated supporters with comments like this one about the hpp vaccine where she talked about how it possibly caused mental retardation. that comment shall we say is a tad untethered to medical fact. bachmann lost steam quickly eventually placing sixth in the iowa caucuses on january 3rd, 2012. she ended her presidential bid the next day. her congressional seat was always competitive. she won her first race with 50% of the vote. last november she was barely able to hold on to her house seek eeking out a win by a little more than 4,000 votes. she spent more than $11 million to do it. $65 per vote more than any other congressional candidate. the question now is this the end of the bachmann era or is it just the beginning of something big? joining me now by skype michele bachmann's former faith coordinator for her presidential campaign peter waldman. peter, you brought charges against bachmann having to do with campaign finances. they're being investigated by the house e

talk to the former phillies and yankees manager, dallas green, a life-long hunter, collector of john wayne movies whose granddaughter was among those shot and killed in the gabby giffords incident. tell those people that their sort of mealy-mouthed panty-waist nonpatriotic gun haters. no they're not. they're sensible americans who see there's a situation out of control and don't want the national debate to be controlled by extremists. >> well said. let's take a break. let's come back and talk lance armstrong. i want to know the moment you realized wow, he really was the biggest cheat in american sport. years ago, my doctor told me to take a centrum silver multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news. once again, centrum silver was chosen by researchers for another landmark study. this time looking at eye health. my doctor! he knows his stuff. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most studied. the most recommended. and the most preferred multivitamin brand. the choice is clear. and the most preferred multivitamin brand. all stations come over

can be sensible, but they have been traumatized by their education that wanted to make them as a john wayne, you know? apparently. it was very sensitive in reality. you have to be sensitive anyway. but to look real mature like that. so i wanted to show the first collection i did. for me, it was evident. the male object. i always felt, not consulted because i do not consider myself as a woman, but i felt insulted for the woman to say, you know, there was that expression for the woman. [speaking foreign language] she had a lot to say, a very modern woman. i say, is that completely stupid? maybe she is beautiful. so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always

>> well, i sat with john wayne at our table and i thought, oh, man, this is it!ing with the duke. >> reporter: despite the smiles, it was not an easy week for president nixon. the watergate hearings began six days before the p.o.w. dinner. ♪ america -- this weekend they gathered for dinner again, this time at nixon's presidential library where a new exhibit honors their experiences and their memories. >> together we've stepped into the dungeons and we faced the dragon and we came out of it. >> reporter: it is a bond that time has only made stronger. ben tracy, cbs news, yorba linda, california. >> glor: up next, help for the troops made to order. 120,000 wins and counting. they reduce the impact on my lower body. so i feel less pain and more energized. dr. scholl's pain relief orthotics-- pain relief that starts with your feet. i'm a believer. more... step! [ mom ] my little girl...she loves to help out on big jobs. good thing there's bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet that acts like a big sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% m

>>brian: everyone from john wayne to ronald reagan has warned them and they all made -- they're all made in america. anna kooiman saddling up for a ride and we're doing it live. let it roll. she is just riding out of my life. bye anna. "fox & friends" -- please come back -- starts now. ♪ ♪ >>brian: finishing off the stage with a ratchet set. alisyn, you were peeling off the back. >>alisyn: yes, i was here early to bring everybody lone star. it's going to be a great morning. i've been listening to their music all morning long. we have a rockin' concert for you. >>brian: amazing how everybody works to get the stage together, get the lights going and the music we'll be playing and the band is here. >>steve: you ever wonder where between concerts where we keep the picnic table. >>alisyn: where? >>steve: in a parking garage. down the street. yesterday there was a.j. and he had -- >>brian: which one is a.j.? >>steve: really organizing this particular event. he was pushing one of the picnic tails down 48th street out of the parking structure. >>alisyn: he's a vendor actually, a hot dog vendor.

. >> john: wayne lapierre took a moment to exploit a national strategy. >> how many bostonians wish theywo weeks ago? [applause] how many other americans now ponder that life or death question? a recent national poll answered that poll decidedly. with danger lurking outside their doors 69% of americans said yes i want my freedom. i want my second amendment. i want my gun. [applause] >> john: which no one disagrees with. the poll is based on the assumption that there is danger outside. there is a manhunt in your neighborhood, that's what the poll said, and in which case anybody would want a rocket launcher. but isn't this the epitome of using a tragedy for political means. >> first, stop a gun with a bomb, is this the a-team. the last thing you need is everybody with a gun in every house out there killing a pizza delivery dude for no reason because we don't know who is who. >> john: that's what you do if you're the nra and you need to make money off guns. >> and the five-year-old who shot his two-year-old sister with "my first rifle" that came in a variety of colors and then he probably r

>>brian: everyone from john wayne to ronald reag

but they are loaded up with cowboy culture john wayne the cop avenger. americans have embraced this nation of the man resolute in in a lawless world and his back against the wall and he has to defend himself. we get all of that. but in a modern, urban society it doesn't seem to me of the proliferation of firearms, and this is what the british don't understand. the very fact that 40% of gun sales are completely off the public safety radar because they occur at gun shows car boot sales. >> michael: that's what is so unbelievable here with what we're dealing with. we thank you for sharing with us your perspective even so far away. it's really expert. peter squires from brighton university, thank you for coming to the "the young turks." coming up on the show, if you are a believer of social justice, these people sitting in in north carolina will warm your heart. reverend williamberber will join me after the break. they'll go to where sanford is receiving for forgiveness in parts unknown. and marco rubio with talking points that have no basis in fact and only

white house dinner and a huge tent covered the south loin and bob hope was master of ceremonies and john waynene of us said what is in this dor? i don't know. it was president nixon's study. and he was sitting behind the desk and we walked in. oh, my god. it isoc, boys, that's all right i will be down there in a minute. you just go on a head. >> oh, my god we walked in on the president. >> the highway light of the evening was singing of god bless a america. >> my wife talks about it just to this day she talks about that. >> that song gets me when they play it in ball games. that song is more emotional with the star spanningled. nsnow god bless america. >> emotions were full friday night, too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter tricia and perot who led the way in fighting for the pow's. the men who originally sang gave a special performance. sn ♪ ♪ (singing) (applause) this is fox news. >> and now to boston, finishing the boston marathon on their own terms, next. i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what?

listen, bill, historically we have had charleston heston, john wayne, ronald reagan. >> bill: clint easttwood. >> jon stewart and -- >> bill: wait until stewart hears that. >> every action hero is a conservative. if you are going to fight evil have you got it believe in evil fight it. >> bill: george clooney played batman. >> and not very well. [ laughter ] >> i don't know what arnold has done. he is not really a conservative guy. he is conservative. >> he is not conservative in the bedroom. >> sea conservative guy. all right. thootion enough of that. abercrombie and fitch you shop in there. not allowed in the dressing room. >> bill: you have a colorful life. the ceo of abercrombie and fitch says they are not going to carry extra large sizes they don't want chubby people in the store. they want people who look like they're models and things like that. now they this is not working out well for abercrombie and fitch. there is a backlash. saying it's not all about body appearance. >> this is what i say bill, it couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people these abercrombie and fitch people ar

john wayne spoke. and given access into the house. >> what goes in this door.ed the door and it was president nixon's study. he was sitting behind the desk. we walked in, oh my god. he said, it's okay boys. it's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you go right ahead. we were like, oh, my god, we walked in the president. >> highlighted was the singing of god bless america, led by the man that wrote the tune,er singer berlin. >> my wife still talks about that. she talks about that. >> that song gets me. they would play it at the ball games. that song is so emotional. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emotions were full friday night. everyone appreciated hearing from nixon's daughter and ross perot led the way in fighting for the pows. the men of the chorus who sang in the prisons of hanoi gave a special performance. [ applause ] >> heather: well deserved round of applause. a rolling thunder meantime, roaring through the d.c. area this memorial day weekend. the annual motorcycle rally raising wanes of prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action. showing respect for our fallen a

that is often what is done with killers, john wayne gasy may have been cremated. i'm pretty sure jeffrey dahmer was cremated. that cannot happen for religious reasons to tamerlan tsarnaev. if you were in charge of this, where would he be buried? >> as i said, the issue is not giving rituals. and i also said -- i don't want you to be buried with the muslims. that's one issue. but now we are talking about a human being. this human being needs to be buried, regardless. if i'm in charge, i will find a way. but i'm not in charge. this is something the governor should look at since cemeteries are refusing to accept burial. then the governor should step in and make sure that this person will get proper burial, not because he's muslim, not because of anything but because he's a human being. and the human being is honored. god honored the human being. and consider the body as sacred and human life is sacred also as well. >> thank you so much for sharing your views. >> thank you. >>> the digital world just got a little bit more dangerous. earlier today, this video was uploa

. >> john wayne or clint eastwood. >> curly, larry and mo? [ laughter ] >>> around the bay area today, we are going to see some changes that wind is going to be kicking up outside, cool and breezy at the giants game with a couple of ball dudes enjoying a childhood fantasy. 62 degrees heading to the game. around the rest of the bay area, we are going to see those winds kicking up becoming blustery towards the afternoon and those temperatures staying well below the average for this time of year. and going to stay that way. that low spinning in from the gulf of alaska ushering in the cool air and the windy conditions. i think it's going to stick around today and the better part of the week and get cooler as we head in toward tomorrow. computer forecast model showing winds picking up this afternoon sustained over 20 miles per hour. yesterday we had some gusts at sfo over 50. we could see something similar again for today. around the state you will find temperatures as high as 73 degrees fairly cool in sacramento. 77 in fresno and 62 into monterey

just like john wayne from waterloo, iowa that's the spirit i have to.ann, and her talking about how jesus is -- hot hot hot. >> stephanie: she's hot. i'm hot. jesus is -- hot hot hot! yes, sir. that was weird. weird. weird. [ applause ] >> stephanie: okay. we were talking about -- this is the level of political debate we have gotten to. someone mailed ricin to mayor bloomberg and the offices of mayors against illegal guns and obviously a thought on the gun-control issue. [♪breaking news theme♪] >> stephanie: man doesn't realize loaded guns are illegal at disney word and leaves his on a ride seat. [ overlapping speakers ] >> disney's animal kingdom. >> stephanie: is that where he left it? >> yep. on the dinosaur ride. >> stephanie: he told -- >> right by the sink hole ride. >> stephanie: he told authorities he realized his gun was missing a few minutes after he left it on the ride. >> didn't i have a gun? >> stephanie: let's see, keys wallet -- he does have a concealed weapons permit but told authorities he didn't know disney world patrons weren't allowe

. >> stephanie: thanks for meeting me here at the liberty bell in iowa where elvis killed john wayne. >> stephanie: mm-hmm. i can't remember that one. power of eerie ring those bells. >> stephanie: shut up, marcus. >> she said that water from iowa was the -- in iowa, it was the bit place of john wayne. >> stephanie: he rang them bells. >> he didn't ring bells. he rode a horse. >> stephanie: that whole story. everyone will have their favorite michele bachmann moment. richard in pennsylvania, how about you? hello, richard. >> caller: good morning. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: when michelle said she doesn't believe people should serve more than eight years, does the same logic apply to boehner and cantor, does she feel they shouldn't be in congress? >> stephanie: she she take pals with her? or send the fbi to check out their finances? >> caller: i'm going to miss her. she's good for a lot of laughs. >> stephanie: i remembered my other favorite moment. remember when she was hiding in the bushes outside the gay rights rally? and as i tried to help -- i said not a bush and not a

. >> john: or when she confused john wayne with john wayne gacy and wished an inappropriate happy birthday day. she's terrific and i'll tell you one thing the democrats don't realize, she's an excellent fund-raiser and the g.o.p. will find ways to deploy her effectively. >> bill: raised $15 million for her last race for congress. unbelievable. can i ask you a serious question? >> john: please do. >> bill: eric holder is going around right now i'm on a warpath against eric holder. >> john: i respect that very much. >> bill: now he's going around saying you know what? i've realized i really goofed. i went too far in the media investigations and everything and leak investigations so now i want to sit down with you journalists and make nice and kiss and make up and talk about how we'll work together in the future. but it is all off the record. >> john: mm-hmm. >> bill: "new york times" and "associated press" and others are saying no way jose. on the record or no meeting at all. what do you think? >> john: i think the press is reasonable in making that demand. i admire how people like yourself

>> i sat with john wayne at our table. i thought, oh, man, this is it.you know. >> you're the best we have. i'll ride off into the sunset with you any time. >> you brought a date to the dinner? >> yes. >> she stuck around? >> 40 years. >> bob hope and phyllis diller entertained the crowd. >> i don't know what you need with two sex symbols. >> president nixon made us feel like the stars. >> he spent four months in prison. for them president nicken is not defined by watergate or his resignation. >> there's a lot of people who don't think very kindly of him. i imagine you have very different impressions. >> absolutely. he brought us home hi ended the war. >> president knicks about nixon >> president nixon gave them the run of the white house. >> we could go anywhere. we could drink drinks on lincoln's bed. >> there were 50 children born after that night. >> nearly every p.o.w. met the president. >> you had a moment. what did you say to him. what did he say to you? >> he said something very interesting. he said, i tried. i really tried. >> did that mean he t

john wayne spoke. they were given unusual access inside the house. >> what is in the next-door?door and it was president nixon's study. he was sitting behind the desk. we walked in, oh, my god. it's okay boys. that's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you go right ahead. oh, my god, we walked in the president. >> reporter: for many the highlight of the evening was the singing of god bless america led by the man who wrote the tune,er irving berlin. >> my wife talks about it to this day. there were tears falling. >> that song always gets me played at ball games. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and emotions were full friday night, too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter tricia and ross perot who led the way in fighting for the pows ♪ >> the men of the chorus that sang at the prisons in hanoi gave a special performance. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: many of those soldiers spent years in captivity in honor of their service and sacrifice now, an exhibit featuring the original dinner will be on display at nixon presidential library and museum. >> jamie: 40 years, too long. high profile atta

john wayne spoke.were given unusual access inside the house. >> what do you suppose is in this door? >> i don't know. >> it was president nixon's study. and he was sitting behind the desk. and we walked in, oh, my god. he said, you know, it is okay, boys. that's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you just go right ahead. we're just, oh, my god. we walked in on the president, you know report or the for many the highlight of the evenings with the singing of god bless america led by the man who wrote the tune, irving berlin. >> my wife talks about that to this day. she was standing there, tears flowing down her face. she talks about that to this day. >> that song always gets me playing at ballgames. >> yeah. >> that song is more emotional than the star spank he will abouted banner. ♪ . >> reporter: emotions were full friday night too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter, tricia. keynote note speaker ross perot, who long before running for president led the way fighting for

bob hope, jimmy stewart, john wayne entertained.y the man who wrote it irving berlin. >> the american people wanted to have something good out of vietnam and we were something good. we were something that they could look at and say, these guys went through it. >> reporter: this was the scene yesterday as the pow's arrived from all corns of the u.s. greeted by a grateful nation, a marine band and a red carpet. an emotional reunion with friends and yet a remembrance of those missing in action and did not make it home. >> it's not what i experienced, but what did i bring from the experience? part of it is, love of our country, appreciate the freedoms we have, realize the sacrifices that it takes. >> reporter: this is a mock up of the east room, this is where the dinner will be held, a very special evening for these guys, bill and no one is more deserving than those who sacrificed so much. bill: indeed. thank you for that. william la jeunesse, yorba linda at the mix on library. martha: a lot of questions about lois learner's paid admini

no john wayne or bob hope but a tribute from the secretary of defense, and henry kissenning anger ando never lost faith or love of freedom because this is likely their last reunion together. >> incredible. they were treated far differently than the way we respond when we see our troops now at an airport or anyway place else. >> i agree. that's why it was a special night for them and for us. >> thrilled that you're there. if you see anybody who serves this weekend, say thank you you. >> thank you for your service. god bless you. >> always. we'll be right back. abetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that has

>> i sat with john wayne at our table. and i thought, oh, man. this is it. >> you're the best we have. i'll ride off into the sunset with you any time. >> reporter: you brought a date to the dinner. >> yes. >> reporter: and she stuck around? >> 40 years. >> reporter: the stars of the day, bob hope and phyllis diller, entertained the crowd. >> i mean, i don't see what you need with two sex symbols. >> president nixon made us feel like we were stars. >> reporter: robert spent three months in a north vietnamese prison with agnew. for them richard nixon is not defined by watergate or his resignation. there's a lot of people that don't think very kindly of him. i imagine you have very different impressions. >> absolutely. he brought us home. he ended the war. >> president nixon is one of our heroes. >> reporter: on that night, he gave them the run of the white house. >> and we were allowed to wander as much as we wanted to. i mean, there were people drinking martinis on lincoln's bed and things like that. >> there were about 50 children born after that very priva

powerhouse team includes former senate majority leader trent lott former democratic senator john breaux and wayne berman a top fundraiser for the john mccain all with access to washington's top decision makers this move by chevron prompted a response from twenty five members of congress urging the trade rep to reject chevrons petition one of these members representative linda sanchez said of chevron's behavior quote rather than allowing this case to come to a conclusion embarking on cleanup efforts or even seeking mediation chevron has engaged in a lobbying effort that looks like little more than extortion apparently if it can't get the outcome it wants from the ecuadorian court system chevron will use the u.s. government to that i trade benefits until ecuador cries uncle chevron has since used its corporate cheshire chest to hire an army of lawyers in new york city with the help of more than two thousand lawyers and more than sixty law firm chevron has jammed up the courts and this year secured a victory when a new york city judge put a temporary injunction on that eighteen billion dollars settl