i wouldn't say inspired by karl marx but certainly karl marx said the solution to these problems is to look for public agencies not to commercial agencies to for example supply social insurance to supply pensions or to supply health insurance when i mean he wasn't prefer sir thomas paine in. one of his books. as an agrarian justice he suggested what is our modern social security system among other things the minimum wage. on insurance and unemployment insurance excluding things like that what what can we learn from karl marx right now what what hala see changes what different directions should the united states government cameron government the u.k. . be making from his analysis having been proven or disproven in some ways over the over this last century and a half percent. i think what they can certainly take from him is the analysis of the crisis and the steps out of the crisis which would include a huge stimulus to the land it would also include real investment in the technologies of the future and in renewable technologies i think in a way marx went beyond keynes whose analysis of

author of numerous books including age shock how finance is failing us and an unfinished revolution karl marx and abraham lincoln the crisis of capitalism sweeping the globe right now perhaps it's time to revisit the park so to say about economics one of the reasons why i'm pleased to welcome robin from our studios in new york city problem thanks for joining us tonight. thank you great to have you with us your book an unfinished revolution is in part history of the relationship between karl marx and and abraham lincoln i was blown away to discover there even was one that these guys had any correspondence and you tell us about them. it began with marx's big involvement with the united states. the newspaper the new york tribune he was signed up in about eight hundred fifty two to write articles for the for the tribune by its managing editor charles c. turner and he subsequently wrote about four hundred fifty articles for the tribune a really long article and at a rate of one or even sometimes two a week across a period of nearly a decade so this was a major part of marx's activity and the

karl rove, why can't we? >> because the big counties that are favoring romney are showing a smaller percentage of the vote in. suburbs are -- basically, we have a burve of big urban and suburban counties. >> are santorum counties out? >> yeah, but it's marian and ottawa, marion is a small, rural county, ottawa is near toledo and could be a romney county and one other suburban county, suburban cleveland county of medine alikely to be a romney counselee. so we have seen it as big as 16,000 and closed to 11,000 and back out now -- >> 12,000 right now. >> 12,000 votes. >> you would think, looking at this, though, with the big counties out, it is going cotoclose for romney. but will it close enough to overtake santorum. that's the part we look at this back and forth and cannot figure this one out yet. >> i was going on ask you, karl because you and i -- joe's contacts inside the romney campaign, not so good. [laughter] >> but we have contacts. we have been emailing them. they seem tong they are going to win. are t

campaign karl cameron is in new orleans at this hour. karl?> rick santorum has said mitt romney is not capable of winning in the deep south and shouldn't be the nominee because he's not capable of going up against barack obama. still a little bit of time for pelican state voters to go to the polls. the bayou battle coming up in just a few minutes. [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of peoe are choosing advil. i'm keith baraka and i'm a firefighter. and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore i not at my best. advil is my go-to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small sinesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the b

bizarrely karl rove was able to paint elizabeth warren someone who's going to champion for the middle class all her life as an agent of wall street warren responded to the ad by saying i can't find the right words to describe how wrong it is factually wrong and morally wrong despite the ad being morally and factually wrong it worked and it worked immediately warren's poll numbers tanked right after that ad you just saw it ran in just one month from those of over to december of last year rose super pacs spent over four hundred thousand dollars targeting warren in just the city of boston alone and after the damage was done and had brown pulled ahead of warren with rove's help he reached out to warren of the energy to make a pact with her to bar outside money from their race by then brown it opened up a ten point lead on warren thanks to rove's attack that's a political hit jobs work in our post citizens united nation and it should have been the lead in all of those stories that is mentioned about the broader war and race messengers it's a super pac flies and it sound aired airdrops tons

show projections there is more we're going to get to a beloved karl denninger and here he is traitor and author of this book the leverage how cheap money will destroy the world and karl i know you're going to have strong opinions on this so thanks for being on the show this friday let's get straight to this c.d.o. report that says he was the worst month ever for the u.s. deficit the highest i guess lowest however you want to look at it. before this streak which has been forty one months of deficits the longest streak ever was eleven months so another record there it looks like how can people talk about an economic recovery as we're hearing on the mainstream media and from some policymakers when you have this kind of a budget deficit issue you can't which you have to do is to g.d.p. divided into twelve because they were told once and look at the. throne any given moment is a slice of g.d.p. and when you do that what you're really looking at you stroll stimming and if the government is generating board or with your destroyed you go unnoticed or email you don't have in your credit cards

let's bring karl rove back in now. former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. karl, what about it? newt gingrich, newt gingrich's campaign. you have in the past you said you don't think there will be a brokered convention. he seems to be counting on that. >> yeah. well he call it a big choice strategy. i think he has little chance of getting his big choice. a big obstacle will be rule 40. the republican national rules say you have to have a plurality of delegates from five states in order to get your name placed in nomination. there are only two candidates who will show up in tampa with a plurality of delegates in five states. one of them will not be newt gingrich. it will be mitt romney and rick santorum both whom already met the threshold. speaker gingrich has a plurality of delegates in two states, south carolina and georgia. little chances he admits of getting anymore between now and the convention. when we go into tampa we'll have two candidates nominated for the presidency. i fin

now karl rove says this is no big deal? >> it was a very big deal.the book showdown, there is a whole chamt on the decision making that led to this decision. and just to give you one little piece of the drama, the cia had estimated that there was a 60 to 80% certainty that the fellow they had spotted in the compound in pakistan was indeed osama bin laden. but yet two days before, actually the day before obama was to make a decision, the cia came in and said we've had a red team look at all the intelligence. these are analysts who had not looked at any of it up to then to just give a final review. and they have actually dropped the certainty to 40 to 60%. so it was going in the wrong direction. vice president biden and defense secretary bob gates both advised barack obama. hey, don't do anything yet. let's see if we can get more definitive intelligence. he took all that information. he saw that a majority, more than half of his national security advisers were against launching the raid and he did it any way. it was a gutsy call that put his presidency

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also tonight, karl rove on obama care. lou dobbs on the $640 million lottery drawing tonight. and a disturbing tv ad starring hitler. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is the media now inciting racial violence. that is the subject of the talking points memo. it was pathetic watching the prime time cable programs whip up the trayvon martin case to dangerous levels. the media exploiting the terrible death of 17-year-old trayvon by convicting the man who shot him george zimmerman of wrong doing on television. let's step back for a moment. what if the florida special prosecutor decides there is not enough evidence to prosecute mr. zimmerman? what if that happens? it could because of florida's complicated stand your ground law which mas has muddled the . msnbc and cnn to come extent have a vested interest in seeing zimmerman punished because they have already found him guilty on the air. so they are not going to respect any verdict but guilty. this of those entities there te

. >> oh, karl. my real name. >> jimmy: it's karl? really?ok more like whoopi goldberg than lil wayne. and where are you from, karl? >> i'm from long beach. >> jimmy: you're from long beach. it's nicer having a conversation when you can be yourself for a change, isn't it? >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: thank you, karl, for getting me out of this terrible jam. and a pox on lil wayne for not showing up here. thanks to karl. and thanks to lil wayne. we'll be right back with more of nothing after this. [ cheers and applause ] hey, travis... [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i just want to -- there's a man in the back row, sound asleep r

also tonight, karl rove on obama care. lou dobbs on the $640 million lottery drawing tonight. and a disturbing tv ad starring hitler. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is the media now inciting racial violence. that is the subject of the talking points memo. it was pathetic watching the prime time cable programs whip up the trayvon martin case to dangerous levels. the media exploiting the terrible death of 17-year-old trayvon by convicting the man who shot him george zimmerman of wrong doing on television. let's step back for a moment. what if the florida special prosecutor decides there is not enough evidence to prosecute mr. zimmerman? what if that happens? it could because of florida's complicated stand your ground law which mas has muddled the . msnbc and cnn to come extent have a vested interest in seeing zimmerman punished because they have already found him guilty on the air. so they are not going to respect any verdict but guilty. this of those entities there te

president is facing with super packs and people like karl rove coming in and helping. >> and that isthat is always karl rove's fault. >> the president spent a lot more time governing than any predecessor did. >> and his his own super packs. and almost -- his predecessors almost three times as many vacation days than the president did. so look. this is a debate that helped every single election where you have an income bent. opposition party blames the incumbent and in my opinion it's a silly debate. it's an election year, he's doing his job and camp wraining. the other side has been campaigning for a year. >> this president never stops campaigning. you heard about civility lately. that is why you maintain only the highest level in this program there. is a crazy moment at one of the fund-raisers. an entertainer named clo green, he must be very popular because i never heard of him before. we're going to listen anyway. take a listen. ♪ [ music ] . >> so you got the basic idea and i might be old fashioned but at a fund-raiser for the president you don't need to use that language and shou

karl rove thinks he's that guy.nized a coalition of conservative groups to coordinate their campaign spending to better target congressional democrats. he called this group the weaver tearist group after the address where they held their meetings. today politico.com reports that mr. the old gang back together, reportedly for a meeting this week. and when politico's reporter started calling to find out who would be going to that meeting, the communications director for rove's group sent out this e-mail warning the people in this group not to talk. quote, for those of you who don't remember the rules of the road, a pop culture reference below. and then he inserts a link to this. >> the first rule of fight club is, you don't talk about fight club. the second rule of fight club is, you don't talk about fight club. >> karl rove thinks he's tyler durden. karl rove thinks he's the human "fight club." despite the window into karl rove's soul, the takeaway is no matter how fractured and dissatisfied the republican party may

mania of the early eighties people like michael milken and karl i count the prover two hundred years in america every town and every shopping mall had its own unique character stores and manufacturing companies were family owned and passed down for generations but today she got on an airplane and jumped out of fifty thousand feet and landed in anyway and in part of america you have no idea where you were you just see this exact same handful of fast food joints of the same handful retail stores and the same banks that you see in every mall in every downtown across america. so today a handful of banks control most of america's wealth and wherever you go in america you see the same banks because no president since reagan has undone reaganomics the last presidents to enforce the sherman act were jerry ford and jimmy carter who broke up a t.n.t. which since reagan has reassembled itself so now just like a handful of big banks we only have a handful of cell phone companies and landline phone companies the same way we have a handful of big ad companies that control most of our food supply t

bring if karl rove. talk about this morning. he is in ohio and former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. he also a fox news contributor. good morning, karl. >> good morning, martha. how are you? martha: i'm doing just great. obviously that was a nice moment last night from marco rubio for the romney campaign. i want to pull up a screen that shows a lot of the heavy hitters who gathered behind mitt romney. let's look at his endorsements he has out there. you have chris christie on that list, tim pawlenty and all the others you can see. how much does this mean? how significant is it, karl? >> it helps. it was a good get as they say in politics. let's be clear, what rally matters here what grassroots republicans think. in a primary you get to a point, in a multicandidate primary where somebody begins winning and somebody begins losing and those things tend to keep going in the directions they're going. while this is important and i think it is an indication of the momentum that romney is slowly bu

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. >> i'm going to start with you, craig, and i want to play you a clip that was put out by karl rougelisten for just a moment. >> you don't have an individual mandate then what would everybody do? >> the government does not force tax pairs to buy health care that we will penalize them in some fashion. >> what do you think of that idea? >> so craig, the bottom line for this is of course it's an ad and karl rove put it out to make it look like president obama is flip flopping. do you think it will be effective? >> it makes the case which is irrefutable, i'm afraid that the president campaigned wrath vigorously against hilary clinton's proposal and i think the republicans or karl rove with this super pac ad is trying to play up the defense on romney's flip flopping and we'll probably see more of that on other issues. >> flip flopping flip flopping on both sides. what do you think, joe? is it going to be an issue or not? >> with all due respect to the attorneys on here before. 60% of americans don't understand -- >> that's why we had them on. >> well, they still don't understand. [ laught

we're going to jonathan karl at santorum headquarters in ohio. jon, there's math. and then, there's the actual story that people are telling in their votes. and it's that that rick santorum wants to concentrate on. >> reporter: absolutely. and they are fired up here, terry. rick santorum finished speaking about two hours ago. he was walking out of here. but seeing how close things are in ohio, he held back. he held up, with his family, in a fitness room that the football team at this high school uses, to watch results come in. they're looking, winning in tennessee. winning in oklahoma. winning in north dakota. fighting to a virtual tie here in ohio. they see this as a situation where mitt romney has been badly damaged tonight. and they have emerged as the clear, conservative alternative to romney. as one of the top advisers to santorum was saying a few moments ago, we will go mano-y-mano with mitt romney. tomorrow, they go to three states. kansas, alabama, mississippi. all three vote over the next week. and santorum is in a position, potentially, to win all three o

karl rove.r reaction tonight to the prime minister's speech. >> it was a powerful statement of israel's belief and its right to self-defense. i thought he did a marvelous job with a few clear sentences the iranian claim not to be interested in nuclear weapons. he made it clear that israel will have the right to act. it will act alone if necessary. it was very strong speech. >>reta: when you say israel's right to self-defense. i don't think anyone would dispute that. is it preemptive you have a country, a neighboring country seeking nuclear weapons with a state mission to destroy your country? >> you stated it quite well. the object here of the iranians as you pointed out the claim that medical isotopes they are attempting to create. they are developing intercontinental delivery systems. they have facilities deep under ground well out of the range of conventional weapons. they are building centrifuges to enrich this far beyond what you would need to enrich uranium for isotopes. ifhave a bomb and

bush senior advisor karl rove, joe trippi and political strategist, mike murphy. welcome. i want to get thoughts about tonight and how it factors in with the big picture, mike, first, to you. >> well, i think we saw good evidence of what i think the fatal flaw of the santorum campaign s you know, like a team that wins two-thirds of home games but lose as way games. if you get rick santorum out of the state he loses and his campaign is unfortunately for him, focused on votes he has. and this not a freedom. he doesn't win. he's got knot going to change this delegate dynamic piling up in romney's favor and has now without winning the narrative of a can't win primaries anymore. bottom line is the beginning of the end of santorum as a realistic candidate for competition. >> and joe, do you agree? >> i think it was a big night for romney and a disappointing night for santorum. i agree he had to break romney in illinois and important for him to do it. from now, it's been the presumpive nominee. it's unclear where san tore wrum is going to be able to pick up steam here. >> and kar