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has judge judy ever served on a jury? what's it like to be the only person who's beat oprah in the ratings? stay with us. >> larry: we're back with judge judy in her 15th year. what do you think about beating oprah? no one beats oprah. how dare you? >> well, first of all, we did that for a period of time and we did that last year. i have to be honest with you, the last few weeks, she's whipping my tail. >> larry: it's her closing year. >> it's the ebb and flow -- oprah is undeniably the queen of daytime television, she's brought a dimension to day-time television that i think has not been there before and to the media in general, he's tireless. to be a billionaire, to make yourself a billionaire when you came from the kind of life that she came from at the beginning, to me it's miraculous. so, sure, it was fun for a moment, it was fun while it lasts, there will be somebody to knock me off my perch, i guarantee it. >> larry: has oprah ever asked you to be a guest? >> no. >> larry: surprising? >> yes. >> larry: i would have

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judge judy is here tomorrow night and the "dancing with the stars" finalists thursday and michael moore friday. right now it's file time for "ac >>> good evening. >> welcome to a special edition of the program. coming up, sarah palin is speaking live in pennsylvania. >> it's one of her first speeches since the midterms. i am curious to see if she gloats just a little bit about the tea party's success. >> that is just moments away. are what he says might surprise you. >> first we start with tonight's headliner. his message embodied the tea party and as a result last tuesday he will lead the movement's wave into washington. >> but converting campaign rhetoric to action won't be easy. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> thank you so much for joining us. we do want to talk about sarah palin a little bit. given the republican's opposition to any other stimulus is this not the government's last option to stimulate the economy? >> well, i don't think the government can create jobs or stimulate anything. i think the government is only successful when they get out of the way of the

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judge judy is here tomorrow night and the "dancing with the stars" finalists thursday and michael moore friday. right now it's time for "ac 360." >>> thanks for watching, everyone. tonight sarah palin attacking a "wall street journal" reporter for not having his facts. the problem is it's palin who doesn't have the facts. and bracing for a blizzard of subpoenas, darrell issa promising to hold hundreds of hearings when republicans take control of the white house. is he flip-flopping? we're keeping them honest. and later, crime and punishment, a horrific murder that shook a new hampshire town to its core. prosecutors called it a thrill kill and today the killer was convicted and sentenced. find out where he will be sent. we'll take you inside the trial. >>> we begin as always, keeping them honest. instead of admitting a mistake, has chosen to attack the reporter who dared to point it out. we're talking about sarah palin who lashed out after a reporter after he correctly pointed out a factually incorrect statement. everyone makes mistakes. but rather than admit her mistake, palin used her

most polls when people ask to was on the supreme court, judge judy is always names.[laughter] a couple of the others. it is not like you are getting mobbed by well-wishers or opponents. you do get a sense that sometimes people are either happy to see you are not happy to see you, and you just have to get used to it and do not let it affect how you go about your life. you get used to it i guess is the best way to put it. >> and this is actually following up on your comments about not having expertise in everything that comes up. do you have people on your staff that either have the expertise you can consult with is something is controversial? did you have people you can go to ne to get all sides of argums of that you can get a better legal conclusions from it? >> the answer is pretty much no, and that is a good thing. the people that are supposed to do that for us are the lawyers. that is the way the system works. i think it would be a bad thing for us to say i really need to know what the right answer is so i will ask so and so, so then they are really acting as the

judges we should be bound by this fact. we must not insert any legal conclusions that would supplant the conclusions of the party and be a judy core subcommittee. we are judges. we are not advocates. finally, we must not lose sight of the fact that members of the house get churchill donations every day. mr. rangel's fell short only because he failed to get permission to do so. and because he used official resources in making the solicitations. with respect to the value to disclose, it is clear that mr. riegle was sloppy. he has the knowledge that. he was sloppy in his reporting and record-keeping, but this record we have before us does not establish that his failing to disclose was intentional and done for an improper purpose. i looked over to our deliberations and trust that justice and fairness and presidents will be our guiding star. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you. does any other member wish to ask a question? >> thank you, madame chair. this is an extraordinarily important case to the institution and, of course, for mr. rangle. the facts are relatively simple. there was improper solicitation. mr. riegle should not h

judy wang joins us. >>> and today's hearing not off to an emotional start. the victim was unable to get on the stand and read her own victim impact statement. she wiped away tears. the judge said that he has been working in the courthouse for 25 years, 17 of those as a judge, he has seen a lot. he did not hold back when he was expressing his disgust at the actions of the defendant n september two women were convicted of battery. jealousy was the reason for the attack. they were jealous a man they both dated started dating the victim. they recruited three teens to pour acid on her outside of her home in july of 2008. they beat her with a bat and stole her purse to make it look like a robbery t left her disfigured. she suffered burns and undergone 17 operations. the defendants had separate juries. it took one about an hour to convict garcia, the other two hours to convict the other defendant. through her statement she talked about the pain she feels doing things like a shower, brushing her death, the way people stare at her. you would need to feel the pain to understand it. cry something painful. crying is like powelling. i howled like an animal i was not a human being. aft

>> yamaha. >> judge judy: speak up. >> yamaha. >> judge judy: how much was it? >> about eleven. >> judge judy: eleven what? >> hundred. >> judge judy: $1,100. who paid for it? >> eleven thousand. >> judge judy: $11,000? >> yes. >> judge judy: $11,000 -- who paid for it? >> i'm paying for it. i was paying for it. it was something that she did take back. that's when she found out i had my girlfriend. >> judge judy: just a second. where is the bike now? >> she has it. >> judge judy: you took back the bike? >> i just took back the bike. >> judge judy: what are you doing with it? >> i let someone responsible take over the payments. >> judge judy: wonderful. judgment for the plaintiff in the amount of $893. thank you very much. that's all. >> byrd: parties are excused. you may step out. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. and on the next "judge judy"...