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and you political junkies relax for the weekend, and we'll see you back here on monday. ♪ >> welcomeo the "the young turks." we have an awesome show for you tonight. you know what, startling new numbers on the number of earthquakes caused by fracking. >> fracking itself is like a mini earthquake. >> hydraulic fractureing is spreading across the globe. >> and a new perspective on the trayvon martin. >> the police report was a fabrication. >> actually, what america judges for assault the results are disappointing. it breaks down along race lines. bad numbers on that. that's coming uplift on this show. and then a madman in north korea is replaced by a mad kid. >> and constant wailing by mourning north koreas who some suspect were staged. >> no, was that staged? well there's a story about a kid born in in a north korea gulag and trained to be a slave for the rest of his life. that's amazing. we'll bring you that story to you as well. you know why? because it's go time. ♪ >> if you live to the republicans, the answer to all of our problems is drill baby drill. if we just drilled more, thi

if you had at a tell folks these are all political junkies and good progressives who watch if you had to tell people that would be your first piece of legislation under a second obama term, what would you want to see happen? >> just what we did before in 2006, won the majority and within the first 100 hours passed the 606 job creation and in the 2008, when we won then in the 2009 january we came in. >> gaining gang busters. >> but most important legislation right there from the start, one week and one day after the president's inauguration the recovery act which saved three and a half million jobs. that's jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. our job agenda would be a jobs bill, but also as part of that initial array of bills, we would have did he understanding discrimination in the workplace. >> it's exciting to imagine. i close my eyes thinking about what could possibly happen in a second term with a majority and you with the speaker gaffe very well. the question is how to get there. maybe you can share with people a bit of the agenda to get there. what's the strategy? >> we need 25 seats. we hav

there is a change going on in america we realize we are entitlement junkies.'t see they are addicted which is why when you go to sleep they go through your pockets and deny it. now we're seeing we are addicted to entitlements. if all of a sud then goes away, the republicans stop complaining about it. or we stop complaining about it because we're obama is no longer in power, then we're hypocrites. >> bob: they have an opportunity to vote in the house and they have majority and they won't put up their own plan. don't blame obama. >> greg: everybody is scared of the -- they're scared because it's about older people. >> andrea: gingrich came out with a plan and you vilified him for it. >> bob: the republicans didn't pick up on it, did they? >> eric: not only is there a culture of entitlement in the administration. there is something in the news that is important. $8 billion program supposed to be for experimental analysis on when obama, switch over to obama care, full-fledged what will happen. $8 billion. supposed to experiment trying to find ways to save money. w

i am tired of watching junkie's down the street. i have seen kids get murdered in front of my face. i am tired of taking over the sins of what someone else has done. if someone has done their time, leave them alone. it does not make sense. how can they rehabilitate if you do not let them rehabilitate. if you cut off the head cover the body will surely die. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having this meeting, because i am a victim of this drug crime today. it took over 17 years to get off the row, because i was an addict, and every time i stepped up to the plate and wanted to get some information and help with resources, it was not fair for me, and there is no treatment center that really came about until now, and at the same time, my rap sheet is about drugs. i cannot apply for food stamps based on the fact that i had a possession. if i have done the time and the crime and paid the fine, why do i still have to suffer in the world and be judged on everything i do? i have no idea why, and i am here to try to get some understanding on how do you succeed and turn your life run wh

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join them from the sports junkie in our studio as they will continue. plus, the expert analysis. it all starts at 5:00. you can tweet us. >>> redskins nation is still buzzing today after an rg3 visit to the dmv. the skins potential franchise qb joined other nfl players in a sports memorabilia show in chantilly. the majority of the redskins fans were there. rg3 was scheduled to sign autographs for 90 minutes, but instead he was there for three hours. fans are excited about the possibility of him coming to d.c. >> i want him here. and because of what he brings to the table. he's a phenomenal athlete. but i think more importantly, he is intelligent and he is  able to throw in the pocket. that will be exciting. now, you know, we finally have a guy to be the franchise quarterback for the next ten years. >> and to the wizards. they are taking on a camouflage crew. roger mason with a big three pointer, coming up here. he ties the game. well, there he is. for surprised. right now the wizards are down 34-30 in the second. >>> some rivalry baseball today. they

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we were all political junkies. o cartoonist matt wuerker won the pulitzer prize this week. politico and the huffington post were two primarily online news services to win. times are changing, evan. >> i hate to see the end of old dinosaur newspapers, but i don't think that is inevitable. may the best man win. >> is that newspaper in the morning a thing of the past, colby? >> i start my day on the internet. i never thought the time, or i would not want to have a newspaper that i could touch. i do read the newspaper but might primarily get my news onl ine. >> i hate reading news on line, because i have no sense of placement, what the editors think is important, no ability to see stories and browse and see that first paragraph of something i think it does not interest me and say, "that is interesting," and keep reading. i think something is lost, aside from your i said, reading on -- eyesight, reading online. >> we are complete dinosaurs. it is like lamenting the dewey decimal system. [laughter] my son is a voracious reader of all the news. he has no experience actually holdin

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. >> we were political junkies. >> he won the pulitzer prize this week. politico, along with the huffington post, two primarily online news services that one. times are changing, evan. >> i think i.t. is wonderful that huffington post won, too. i hate to see the end of print news outlets, but that is not inevitable. made the best man win. >> is that newspaper in the morning a thing of the past, colby? >> i start my day with the internet. i do read the newspaper, but i really get my news otherwise. >> i hate reading newspapers on line. i have no sense of placement of what the editors think is important, no ability to see stories and rows and read the first paragraph of something and suddenly go, "that is really interesting," and i keep reading. i think something is actually lost -- not to mention your eyesight -- by reading online. >> it is like limiting the death of the dewey decimal system. [laughter] when we were in college, you go through all the cards and discover it but you did not know existed. now you go on line and that is it. my son is a voraciou

we were all news junkies. >> political cartoonist matt wuerker, who want a pulitzer prize this week.e huffington post were two primarily online news services that won. times the changing, evan. >> i hate to see the end of old print newspapers, but i don't think that is inevitable, and made the best man win. >> is the morning newspaper a thing of the past, colby? >> i start my day with t internet i read on the internet. ver thought the time wowould come where i did not have a newspaper that i could feel and touch. i read the newspaper, but i get my news otherwise. >> i hate getting news on n line because i have no sense of what editors think is important, no ability to see storiries and sort of brown and rick -- browse and sethe first paragraph of somethg i think does not interest me and say "that is really interesti," and keep reading. something is r really lost, not just your eyesight, by reading online. >> we are complete dinosaurs. it is like lamenting the death of t the dewey decimal system. [laughter] when you are i collegege, you would go through the courts and see a book did n

you political junkies might remember his first youtube moment. >> eric fehrnstrom is just the latestampaign strategy to become known in his own right, he joins the likes of david axelrod, karl rove mary matlin. tonight's political round table is here to discuss the delicate balancing act campaign strategies have to perform. christine pelosi and duf sundheim. welcome back into the war room. i want to talk about this strategist issue. it is okay when the strategist becomes prominent? >> i think it depends on the strategist. but you don't want that type of situation. you never want to be a negative but i think the biggest change in the romney campaign is the addition of ed gillespie. that reflects the fact that gillespie is in there trying to take away every issue off of the table except jobs and who is better able to handle the situation in washington. consult acts are important -- >> i want to get a big chalkboard here for the war room, and start to mark off the issues where romney -- you know cancel that out, made an etch-a-sketch moment and moved to the center. and hopefully forget

i'm done talking now. >> okay, junkies, we want your stu. we sent the call out you've responded.out, the equal rights amendment bumper sticker. we're getting greedy, we want some more. send us your old political posters and tchotchkes check this out. a great shirt, a long-sleeved one saying obama. anything else you can think of we want to continue to decorate this set. thank you for joining us here in the war room. tomorrow is friday, and that means we're going to kick back we're going to throw open the coolers, talk poli

. >> stephen: these junk meat junkies don't care where their next fix comes from. >> i don't care where my ba loanee comes from. >> american baloney, mexican ba loanee, i want it all. >> stephen: if these ba loanee fiends had their way, pretty soon this would become this. (laughter) >> people need to realize that there are some things out there that they just shouldn't eat. >> i would really like some ba loanee. >> i don't care. >> give me my ba loanee. >> no. >> give me my ba loanee now! >> no. >> i need my baloney! >> stephen: if we don't respond to this crisis who knows how much mexican mystery meat will see this year. without a proper border fence built from san diego, california, to brownsville, texas, there's really no way to control the amount of ba loanee that's coming across our border illegally every day, every week or every year. the illegal importation of ba loanee is a transnational criminal epidemic. >> mexico has its tentacle, criminal tentacles that extend throughout all of north america. now that may sound way out there. but if you can bring illegal ba loanee not united

have been in lower nob hill for about 25 years now, and i am what would be considered a political junkie talk politics every day, mostly but not entirely with the other day man, and i have to say that honestly, i have never known any public official in the city to be held in such contempt as melinda hague. melinda hague has totally disregarded the wishes of the vast majority of san franciscans regarding our medical cannabis dispensaries. i guess democracy is a concept that melinda hague has a problem with. someone should tell her that she is not in kansas anymore. this war that she is waging is an attack on all san franciscans, but more than any other segment, this is an attack on the lgbt community. the reason being because of the high infection rate of hiv/aids among gay men. they access the dispensaries at a higher rate than any other group in the city, and the reason is that cannabis, as almost everyone knows, stimulates the appetite. in conclusion, i would just like to say that melinda hague should do as a big favor and call a news conference, and in that news conference, she should

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. >>> well, political junkies and movie buffs alike got a unique chance to be seen in a new tv seriesal casting held an open casting call in southeast for extra in the original series "house of cards." the movie will be shooting in baltimore and the district. the much-anticipated political thriller starring kevin spacey explores the british political scene toward the end of the margaret thatcher era. people we talked to today say they're excited for the chance to be part of the series. >> it's fun. you get to meet interesting people. you get to see yourself in the movies. sometimes. sometimes not. >> house of cards is the first originally produced series by netflix. they are scheduled to begin shooting in april. >> they couldn't find a nicer place to shoot it than right around here. beautiful stuff. >> and now tonight, some people got more rain than others. >> yes, but nobody got a whole lot of rain. there's been no concern whatsoever for any kind of flash flooding or severe weather. that's welcome news. and most everybody if you saw the rain, about 0.1 inch of rain. some of the lucky

>>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix.s former two-term governor is ... >> an extremist regime tries to prevent citizens from surfing the web. the latest proposal shutting down the internet and replacing it with an intranet. the iranian government says this is baseless are blaming the quote propaganda wing of the west which can only mean one thing. it's probably true. the question remains: is it even possible any in this day and age to build what is essentially a firewall? joining me ceo of quantum networks ari zolleden and emily parker. ari, let me start with you. to those of us who are too old or technologicallydeficient, how do you shut down the intent and is it possible? >> it is 100% technically possible. there is probably one data center or several data centers around the country, and given that it is a state-owned internet and phone company, the president or the prime minister can easily walk in there and with a couple of turns of a nobody can shut off the internet. >> i think back to those days when i had my aol di

which may not be surprising given that the audience are major donors and political junkies as well. ann said this, it was my early birthday present for someone to be critical of me as a mother and that was really a denining moment and i loved it. also for the first time, romney whose own tax rate has become the focus of the president's campaign against him also has listed what he would get rid of. i'm going to problem eliminate for high income people the second home mortgage deduction, probably eliminate deductions for stating income tax, state property tax, by virtue of doing that, he argued we'll get the same tax revenues, but we'll have lower rates. romney would not dispute the quotes, but would not comment any further. by the way, romney also discussed immigration, something i'll get into later in the show, it was a remarkably candid admission by the candidates. >>> the senate would vote on the so-called buffett rule that people who make more than a million dollars should pay more taxes. in columbia, the president was pressing for millionaires to pay more. >> that is not an argu

. >> you know me, i'm a social media junky. >> right. >> i understand that. >> but you think it's okayhe lesson here is that social media is not privacy. >> correct. >> it's not private, no matter what settings you set up or no matter what you do is not private. >> except that it is. stuff that's public, your perspective employer can see. stuff behind your pass word is private and you as an employer is saying give me access to something that is private. >> a potential employer and you can say no. >> that's right. >> saying no is in essence saying don't hire me. >> that's not necessarily true. >> come on. >> you asked -- >> is the job that important to you? you have to decide that. >> as an employer, if somebody refuses to give me their pass word, maybe depending on the job, fair enough, i don't need it. but if it's somebody at a higher level or somebody who will impact my company and my people in my company, i think i have a right to know that. >> i think i have a right to ask. you don't have to answer. but depending on the position, i have a right to ask. >> fair enough. >> i think yo

so, if you had to tell folks, these are all political junkies and good progressives who watch if you had to tell people what would be your first piece of legislation under a second obama term, with a majority as speaker, what would you want to see happen? >> he will with, just what we did before when we won in '06 won the majority and we came in in the first one, 100 hours passed 606. which was about the economy, raising the minimum wage et cetera, job creation and in '08 when we won then and '09 january, we came in. >> like gang busters. >> and the first bill he signed but most important legislation right from the start, one week and one day after the president's inauguration, the recovery act which saved 3 1/2 million jobs, after that jobs jobs, jobs jobs. our agenda when we could come in would be a jobs bill, but also as part of that initial array of bills, we would have enda, part of our agenda before ending discrimination in the work place and that would be part of it as well. >> well, it's exciting to imagine. i close my eyes thinking about what could possibly happen in a secon

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. >> i'm a political junkie, but you know that in here social media is not private.matter the settings that you set up and no matter what you do, it is not private. >> except that it is. so stuff that is public, of course, your prospective employer can see, but stuff behind the password is private and you as an employer are saying give me access to something private. >> a potential employer, and you can is a say no. >> yes, that is right, you can say no. >> but saying no is in essence saying don't hire me. >> that is not necessarily true. >> you asked, j.j., what is -- >> and you have to decide if the job is that important to you. >> as an employer, if someone refuses to give mow the password and depending on the job i might say, fair enough, i don't need it, but somebody at a higher level to impact my company and the people in my company, i think that i have a right to know that. >> i think i have a right to ask. you don't have to answer, but depending upon the position, i have a right to ask. >> fair enough. >> i think that you are lying through your teeth. if some

>>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix. >>in politics, she was a gutsy leader.ws, she's a game changer. >>be afraid, be very afraid. now, the two term governor from michigan is reshaping the debate with a unique perspective and a forward-thinking approach. >>our goal is to bring you behind the scenes with access to stories that you've never seen before. >>she's a trailblazer determined to find solutions. >>one of the key components of a war room is doing a bit of opposition research. >>driven to find the thruth. >>i'm obsessed with the role of govenment. >>fearless, idependent and above all, politically direct. our own war room is to help these candidates stay on track. make your voice heard. ♪ >> there islisten and watch the bill press show on your favorite radio station and now on current tv. this is the bill press show. welcome to the spin room. >> all right 33 minutes after the hour politically direct here, the full court press, indeed, lots going on this morning. first, taking your calls about the fact that it takes a president of mexico to come to the unit

>>hershey's air delight milk chocolate, a lighter, airier >>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix. [[vo]]this former two-term governor is ... >> judicial temper tantrums or consecutive branch overreach. many on the right are accusing president obama of second guessing judicial authority following comments made earlier this week and whether the supreme court would uphold the affordable care act. >> ultimately i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what will be an unprecedented extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of democratically elected congress. i just remind conservative commentators that for years what we've heard was the biggest problem on the bench was judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint. that an unelected group of people would some how overturn a duly constituted and passed law. >> the president attempted tocally fay those words one day later but it did litter to quell conservative outrage. taking it a step further calling for a three-page single-spaced letter. >> i'm referring to statemen

a cult favorite just got a little easier to get thanks to a new app created by a pair of java junkiesto sing, i was born to make coffee. >> reporter: almost ten years after phil founded phil's coffee there are lots of people waiting to order. in partial the line is out the door -- in fact, the lien is out the door. poured by hand and stirred by hand one of the oldest methods of making coffee and yet high tech trendsetters iphone in hand wait patiently five, sometimes ten minutes for the perfectly crafted cup. what if you could eliminate the waiting. >> you are late for work or something like that. that is where we come in. >> two geeks addicted to coffee came up with an app that lets you order before you show up. >> we have a lot of regulars that come in to phil's especially order the same thing and this is making their life so much easier. >> you place your order and shows up here and these folks don't have to stop to answer the phone and you don't have to wait in line. >> we put it on the table and they write their name on it and they will come in and pick it up and leave. >> they a

she said, pop star is another word for junkie, right? >> ricky, it's been a pleasure,s a always. you ply the flag brilliantly and it's a great joy to watch you in action. >> thank you. cheers, man. >> ricky gervais. there's only one ricky gervais. thank god. >> and i'm an atheist. >>> hollywood doesn't exactly celebrate the people behind the scenes with the possible exception of my guest tonight. and he's brought a friend with him who is apparently in comedy in some vague way. steve, isn't it? >> steve. >> david, let's focus primarily on you here, because i think we're all agreed your a comic institution, as "the new york times" said. tell me about that. >> i should be in an institution, i don't know that i am an institution. >> you were put how many times on johnny carson? >> about 140 times. >> that has to be a record, isn't it? >> bob hope was the most, and i was the second most. he could call me last minute. people used to drop out of ""the tonight show."" i found it amazing that somebody had something more important to do than the tonight show. i was there all the time and t

>>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix.s former two-term governor is ... >>> a failure of leadership a political calculation that has trumped what the president says he stands for. that's what gay rights activists are calling the president's refusal to sign an executive order banning federal contractors to discriminate based on sexual identity. most folks can't believe an order like this would be necessary. the move would have expanded on lyndon b johnson's law. recent polling shows 73% of likely voters would have approved of the order. the best spin that can be put on the president's inaction is that it's an attempt to punt and kick the can down the road until his second term. joining me founder and president of freedom to work a national lgbt group that focuses on workplace equality. tico thank you for joining us tonight. you were at the meeting where representatives of the president sort of said to the leadership of the gay community. we're not going to sign this order. tell us about it. >> this wednesday the senior staf

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>>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix. committee. find out how the dnc plans to take the battle to mitt romney. they've already started, actually. and then we'll talk economy. talk jobs. talk manufacturing with tom buffenbarger, the president of the machinist's union who will be also our in-studio guest. president obama, busy day down at the white house today. he'll get the daily briefing at 9:40 this morning. all of these east coast time of course. at 10:30, he and the fist family, the girls and first lady will be out on the south lawn for the white house easter egg roll with some 20,000, 30,000 of their closest friends. this afternoon, later in the morning, the president will be holding a bilateral meeting with the president of brazil then he has one on one meetings this afternoon first with secretary of state hillary clinton and then with secretary of the -- the treasury secretary tim geithner late this afternoon at 4:50 p.m. jay carney will be holding his daily briefing at 1:30. i will be there in my seat in row number

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>>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix.]this former two-term governor is ... >> up next the converse with "huffington post" found, arianna huffington. but first here is my view. two big wins this week. first bowing to grassroots pressure, alec has retreated saying they will no longer lobby for stand your ground and voter i.d. laws. second, shareholders at citibank stood up and said enough. we don't want to pay our ceo $15 million. these events highlight a major opportunity--a new approach to moving the political needle to changing our politics. so i'm going to suggest a new slogan. instead of occupy wall street list change it a bit to we own wall street. and we do. our dollars own and could control the companies that we want to influence. with ownership comes the right and, indeed, the obligation to get the companies we own to do the right thing. what do i mean we own them? the shares that actually control the major banks, manufacturers, retail giants, all the big publicly traded companies are held by the big pools of capit

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she is our resident nascar junkie.love this back and north with ellen and the first lady and mrs. keilar would not have let you out of that house with that slit. >> reporter: i'm not so sure. this is a dress that michelle obama wore to her prom as an 18-year-old, and i don't know about you, brooke, but it's a natural fear of all women that their high school dance pictures will be widely distributed, but that is exactly what ellen degeneres did to the first lady when she had her on her show. this was a segment that was taped while the first lady was in florida with military families. here it is. >> i want to show you my prom picture first. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> excellent picture. love the dress. >> thank you very much. >> love the dress. >> thank you very much. that was a table cloth at one point. now i heard you have a good one, too, so i thought i would share yours. >> that split was a little high. i don't know if i'd like my kids go out with a split that high. >> no -- >> let's not show this to malia an