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teaches anybody how to deal with it you know and it also gets back to the in the military it's the john wayne mentality of if you don't show emotion you know allowed to admit that you're sad or upset or anything ever it's not manly. i don't myself to become upset because when i do i don't get a little upset i get stage five def-con want to upset like at the world and i just don't trust people at all. i get really. starts telling people to . do what i do that no. am i tend to do yeah. temptations their. way and you know. they love. a. mole zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. i'm honored to be here today today in the presence of the world for our nation and those who do good work i'm sure they are not forgotten. about remembrance for those who have sacrificed so much. and we'll fight. for me through our nation has made the world a safer place and i'll have peace in this the know this great nation the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of sacrifice. i can think of nothing more honorable confirming your nation. our military and their families have provided a p

teaches anybody how to deal with it you know and it also gets back to the in the military it's the john wayne mentality of if you don't show emotion you know allowed to admit that you're sad or upset or anything ever it's not manly. i don't let myself to become upset because when i do i don't get a little upset i get stage five def-con want to upset like at the world and i just don't trust people at all. i get really. starts telling people to . do it when i do that no. and i tend to yeah. the temptation is there. way and you know. a. gold zero zero zero zero i'm honored to be here today today in the presence of so many heroes to our nation and those who do good work i'm sure they are not forgotten. about remembrance for those who have sacrificed so much shore freedom and want to fight. for foreigners to our nation has made a world of i'll have a son the son of this great nation the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of my sacrifice. i can think of nothing more honorable confirming your nation. our military and their families have provided a point you'll recall that no one least well. this is the

he relay laid a story in which he was talking to john wayne. >> apparently john wayne said, oh, yeah,you're that guy saying all those crazy things. we need a hundred more like you. the willingness to say all those crazy things is a rare, rare characteristic. and you know what, it's every bit as true now as it was then and we need a hundred more, like jesse helms in the u.s. senate. >> that line grabbed a few headlines, because it's a provocative statement and it's ted cruz doing what he does best. but there was no real uproar. and i couldn't help but remember another republican senator from the south celebrating another notorious republican senator just a few years back. >> when strom thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. we're proud of him. and if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we would haven't had all these problems over all these years, either. >> you will recall, that was followed by total outrage and rightly so, because strom thurmond ran for president on an explicitly segregationist ticket. well, jesse helms, i guess to his credit, never ran on an explici

he had come to the table to do his best john wayne impression. and so to saddle up -- >> michael, michael. you can't -- can't -- >> listen, i'm not saying this is where it started. the president made that move. you're right. he makes that move. >> thank you. that's all i'm saying. >> he did that as a part of this diplomatic strategy. >> oh, now -- now it's a diplomatic strategy. >> different though. >> michael -- >> moral high ground in terms of chemical weapons. which is why we need the international community involved. >> michael, when you described the president performing as john wayne, as you put it, he was doing that on the basis of what he believed was 98% of the world's view on the use of chemical weapons. that was the position he took. >> you know what's funny about that, it took 60% of the american people to say no to actually start a diplomatic conversation. so i understand this idea to try to give the president some cover here. he has fully exposed himself. >> no, no, no, michael. nobody is trying to give the president cover. we're tr

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

of narrative before even the facts are really laid out kevin it's pretty interesting given what john wayne andrews who is that. well a new ruse was a long time dick cheney. interest said that cheney was his lifelong hero what's interesting about you know groups is that he led a company called science applications international corporation or sci seed for live eight years before on a lever and this company has so many important links to nine eleven it's really astounding he created the national databases that identified and tracked legit terrorists they provided terrorism streaming equipment to the airports in the united states anders himself was a leading expert on the communication systems that they don't let him into cia see help create the expense account for what happened the world trade center also after nine eleven and then after the nine hundred ninety three. i mean additionally one of the. managers actually managed the robots at ground zero which had been used for elimination or. unexploded ordinance in the past so these things i'll give you know and there are many more that as you

you looked up to john wayne, steve mcqueen.kid, 12 years old, wouldn't even think about cowboys. >> this is david. his family has lived here for generations, tracing their roots all the way back to the spanish conquistador. >> those cliff walls out there, tony, are 160 million years old. the ones at the bottom, about 220. they're all the way back to the triasic area. >> and this is ghost ranch, next door to david's spread. this is the area where georgia o'keefe spent the last and most productive decades of her life. >> now you've walked through her painting. this is what she called my country. wasn't until my early 20s that i even knew who georgia o'keefe was. grew up with her being like a grandmother. it took me going into a gallery out there, i saw all these paintings. i said why have you got pictures of my house? she said please, take a step back. that's georgia o'keefe's. >> it's just going to get prettier. it's just going to get prettier. >> one of o'keefe's biographers infamously described this landscape as garish, vulgar

apparently john wayne said who? esse helms, i'm running for senate in north carolina. and apparently wayne said, oh, yeah, you're that guy saying all those crazy things. we need 100 more like you. but the willingness to say all those crazy things is a rare, rare characteristic in this town. and, you know what, it's every bit as true now as it was then, we need 100 more like jesse helms in the u.s. senate. >> 100 jesse helmses. think about that for a minute. helms opposed civil rights legislation, called the 1964 civil rights act, quote, the single most dangerous piece of legislation ever introduced into congress and blatantly filibuster filibustered, he was complaining about as you heard in the quote a minute ago, the homosexual lobby, he complained about that a lot. i want to talk about helms and his legacy. we'll bring in to do that, republican strategist reverend joe watkins, former white house aide to president h.w. bush, jamel buoy, and philip bump, writer at the atlanticwire.com. and kate nocera is still with u

so you take an absolute stance, it's john wayne style you either do it my way or you're dead. the trouble with that is that you really have assad using all those weapons against his own people, thousands, hundreds of thousands of people already dead. now, it was not that the american people were advocating nothing, but they were saying let us look at diplomacy. diplomacy matters. it is a tough, tough course to navigate. of course it's difficult because we're in the middle of a civil war, but if we do not explore it, to simply say we're going to target you with this tiny strike that people already know won't work, puts you in the position of absolutes. and you just lose. >> bob, syrian government ministry today hailed the deal as a, quote, victory for syria. he went on to thank russia for orchestrating this deal, as well. is this a victory for syria? >> well, certainly the syrians can say so. they avoided a missile attack. and russia in fact was able to come in and look like they were the ones that saved it. so, sure, syria did not get its act. that will be perceive that hd t.

this man is a modern day jim bowie, davie crockett, john wayne standing against the forces of evil who make the fiscal status of the country illicit t. i'm proud of this modern day al moe fighter. he knows he'll lose. he's not the french, welcoming in the german army crying as the german tanks come down the champs elysees. he fought like a warrior poet. my hero. >> let me respond. this is my best friend. do you know what boehner is a modern day of? do you know what cruz is a modern day of? modern day john gacy, raping the american people. that's what the -- >> you sound like -- extortionist -- >> holding americans. >> you better take that back. >> hold on. >> raping, holding them hostage. >> you really -- hostage holding? >> terrorists. >> obamacare. >> we don't negotiate. [ all speaking at once ] >> you ought to take that back. you ought to take that back. >> no they are not. it 's ter rising america to look like detroit. >> just so he can be a better candidate. >> he's doing it for principle. >> for those of you who support what ted cruz did, let me ask a question. if you fund it, yo

john wayne gacy, convicted of murdering 33 young men and boys in the late 1970s, and richard speck, convicted for the murder of eight student nurses in 1966, were both condemned to die in stateville's execution chamber. speck died of a heart attack in 1991. gacy was executed by lethal injection in 1994. the last execution to occur at stateville took place in 1998. with such a high concentration of violent criminals in the prison population, it was only natural that the violence would continue within the walls of stateville. over the years, a number of incidents occurred that still reverberate among the old-timers today. >> in the old days we had quite a bit of violence here. you got up in the morning, you'd take a couple of magazines, go out and carry your shank wherever you want. you didn't know what was going to happen. who you was going to fight. there was always trouble. >> i've been up here 11 years. the majority of the holes that you see around us are mine. i've seen officers beat up. i've seen inmates killed. i've seen them stabbed. i've seen bloody fights out here. >> one man who know

thanks for meeting me here at plymouth rock in south carolina, which, of course, is where john waynee toilet. oh, it was just comedy gold. the entire campaign. >> but this pleads to a commentary about phony christians. they use their faith where they can, when they can, and they just throw it out there. i don't know, does she want to stone hillary clinton? i don't know what the message was in that sound bite. >> one thing we can be sure of, jesus did raise lazareth from the dead, but not likely he would be able to raise michelle bachmann's stone cold dead political career. conservative christians like these frauds we see emerging from the fringe of the republican party, with leaders like bachmann, they do huge damage to decency and the simple, pure idea how we ought to treat each other. it was simple. if you really want to extrapolate what she's saying, she's saying if you're not republican, god is not on your side. >> exactly. >> if you don't agree with me, god is not on your side. what jesus had to say was simple. feed the hungry, take care of the ill. your neighbors who are sick.

the hatred for bill clinton was overwell because it was the 1960s fight between jane fonda and john waynend that was the first time that battle was waged on the president. so maybe it's a different type. >> a lot of patriots on the left from george bush. >> that's right. >> and he stole the election from a lot of liberals. i understand that over not being very kind to our presidents these days, but i just feel -- >> and as far as hillary clinton is concerned, american women will get behind that in such a big way. we node to supersede those. >> we will see. >> coming up on "morning joe," the host of hardball chris matthews. >>> congressman elijah cumming, claire mccaskill. up next. mike allen drifrs his political playbook in the washington burrow. >> oh my gosh what have we done to deserve this? the question is, what is have we done to deserve bill kierans. >> should i do a filibuster? keep going? >> it feels like that, bill. >> it does the longest one minute in tv. let's give you forecast. heavy rain, a repeat of yesterday morning, tampa, orlando, travel trouble spots. picked up two inche

so just like how, it's not intuitive to put out an oil fire like in hellfires with john wayne with ang and get the trillions of dollars of capital that are collecting dust on the side line, i think higher rates will make that more profitable of an endeavor to deal with that capital under current prifk rick parameters. i think it will show marked improvement. i am ultimately optimistic. not because of the fed's program. >> all right. excellent. drew mattis will be with us another 23 minutes. when we come back the first congressional hurdle towards military action in syria has been cleared. a full vote in the senate could come as early as next week. >>> up next, we will talk to christopher dickey the mid-east editor for the news week and daily beast. . >> the senate foreign relations committee authorize military action in syria. joining us to talk about it is chris dickey the news editor at the daily beast. when the president said he was seeking congress's authority. you said he was averting a crisis for now. what happens if congress actually passes the? >> well, i think the senate reso

. >>> good evening i'm john sasaki in for ken wayne. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes. that fire quickly consumed the house in pittsburg trapping the women inside. deborah villalon now in pittsburg where she spoke with family and friends of the victims. >> reporter: they are all horrified and saddened at how the three died overnight in this house downtown. women well regarded in their neighborhood and in their church. >> the house burned down, and she was asleep. >> reporter: the pastor broke the terrible news at today's service. and one victim was marisa figueroa a devoted member of his pentecostal church. >> marisa was a great woman, she was devoted to the church. whatever we needed to clean, she clean, whatever we needed to cook, she cook. she would do anything. >> this is one of the smoke alarm that is was found not installed but in the counter top of the house. there were three like these. they were not installed any where that i could find. >> quite frankly, the tragedy is $15 for a smoke alarm is what would have made a difference. >> it's a rental house, so i don

john is referring to wayne angell and manley johnson. they used monetaarket pricing t guide monetary policy. they looked at gold, at commodity indexing, the spread between long-term and short-term bonds. it worked well until greenspan stopped using it. >> they work well until they don't. if you want know is monetary policiicy too tight or too loos? look at what gdp is doing. it's also explainable. we're talking about communication. bernanke is trying to be a better communicator. this is an explainable, transparent rule. i'd like to ask professor taylor, i heard he said that jan yet ye-- janet yellen might be okay pick. is that right? >> one of your blogs suggested that janet yellen use as modified taylor rule. i just want to add anything, any rules, virtually any rules, virtually any modified rules is going to be better than that literal helter skelter we have seen in recent years. but is janet yellen a rule-based person, john taylor? >> she can be. she now argues off the rules because it's special times and i disagreed with her about th