but white house staffers karl rove in the living also sprayed the covert agents name to reporters at the same time assuring to the president's own press secretary they had nothing to do with it their good individuals their point of numbers of our white house and that's why i spoke with them so that i could come back to you and say that they were not involved i went to both those individuals asked them point blank were you involved in the leaking of valerie plame identity and anyway both them told me unequivocally no but scott mcclellan now says in his new book rove and libby lied to him and it turns out a lot of reporters knew it but said nothing and scott mcclellan the white house spokesperson gets up and he says karl rove is absolutely. well there were at least three probably four people if not in that room that watched it live and various news organization the knew that that was a flat out lie because they had talked to karl rove about ellery played and who she was good with were so eager for access to the white house they allowed themselves to be used for political gain using the

karl rove with us this morning. alisyn. alisyn: so you may be getting the impression that this story is not going away? congressman weiner's confession is not the end of the story today. we're getting new details from some of the women that he was in contact with, and fox's eric shawn is here with more. what are we learning? >> reporter: there is much -- more, much more. anthony weiner sent racy photo and sex texted half a dozen women but now there are details. in of the women are going public destroying a bounty of sex message and photo they received from the married congressman, radar online reports las vegas -- las vegas dealer lisa weiss has 200 sexually explicit messages from weiner, including sexually graphic overt messagese cannot report here, weiss admits she started the contact, sending him a facebook message that she fell in love with him for yell at republicans, meanwhile another woman, 26-year-old texas megan broussard sent photos of herself and wao*pier sent him photos bare khefplt dollars and this one. last ni

karl rove is in boston this evening. we also some anthony weiner questions for mr. rove. first, let's go to the poll. anything surprise you there? >> yeah. that president obama is at this point behind a republican candidate for president among registered voters and then among people who are not anywhere near as well known as the president. the basic 50% against all the likely republican first tier candidates. that's not a good place for the president to be. who knows who tim pawlenty is? not that many people. who knows who john huntsman jr. is not testimony that people. for the president to be stuck highly visible, three years into the term in office president of the united states stuck at 50% is not a good sign. >> bill: i thought that was a big headline 47% say there is no way they would vote for him again. >> this is third public poll. earlier this spring we had two polls that had the president only at 45% who said at 45% who said they would definitely vote -- not vote to reelect him. we're close to 50% of the american people among registered voters. i suspect among li

many people in the main stream like karl rove, i have great respect for them.working off the traditional model. of great name i.d., before you start out. whole lot of office. whole lot of money and you held public office before. but herman cain is just the reverse. guess what is happening, american people aren't looking at it from a traditional -- >> that's true. this is the kind of environment where someone like a herman cain can strike. you don't need money, what you need is message and people are looking for a spark to hit that gasoline and it will light up fast. people get in late. all of this traditional idea of money, having to do it early, throw it out the window. this is going to be a different kind of election. >> really, you don't need money? >> you need some. >> he didn't mean it like that. >> the conventional wisdom, actually in the end you get a more moderate candidate. or more business-friendly candidate. i know you're a ceo, but people who actually fund raise. >> mitt romney will need every penny he raises, but it doesn't count like it used to be

decades that it must survive the composition of our award are doing better than that of the water with karl rove of gharyan the czech republic. our water contains morons here i am certain minerals and all that said bob. local mineral water is yet another armenian brand it is true though that it's not as famous as cognac or ancient monasteries but residents of gentlemen hope that the water and spa resorts will be another incentive for people to visit armenia. a german communal water springs from the ground in those words for trees between forty five and sixty degrees or what most old sediments result from our mineral water of the. the time being only tourists from russia visit the gentleman explains. this huge bucket contains molten island many and it will take several hours and the production process involving a dozen phases for the island medium to be turned into super fine for oil this plant is one of amin is leading industrial enterprises like many others it was inherited from the soviet era but like most other industrial plants is said adult during the first years of independence that was a

logical kindred spirit of karl rove and i never will forget the day that one of the trustees of the corporation for public broadcasting called me on the phone and said i just heard careless thomason who as been the chairman of the corporation for public broadcasting say i'm here to get rid of the warriors that's that's not what pat harrison would we do and i don't know or i just happen to have watched your track record and think she is doing a good job but but but tom this is an old story in the ninety's early nine hundred seventy s. president nixon and his his his a propagandist pat buchanan tried to undermine public broadcasting to. to get me off the air try to get. robin make me feel off the air try the sandy bit ochre all thir not because we were liberals but because we were reporting what they didn't want to turn it into the official white house next only in view of reality robert go who was then senator from kansas and senate minority leader tried in the late one nine hundred eighty s. to defund public broadcasting then along comes newt gingrich the late newt gingrich in one thousand nine

helped trigger the country's uprising the slow pace of legal action against police sparked a riot in karl rove earlier this week which left over a thousand people injured activists are angry at the country's interim government saying there have been no improvements in the country for president hosni mubarak resigned in february. rival forces in have agreed to withdraw from the border areas ahead of southern independence next week the agreement follows separate deals to end fighting in two border areas which for some one hundred seventy thousand people to flee the two sides are still to agree on how to divide sudan's oil wealth after separation the region has seen more than two decades of civil war which claimed over two million lives. two french journalists are back at home after eighteen long months of captivity in afghanistan the men had been held hostage by the taliban but are said to be in good health and good spirits the t.v. reporter and his cameraman were taken along with afghan colleagues in late two thousand and nine filming in a remote mountain it's the longest seizure of french nati

have yet to face the american criminal justice system for their crimes now only that these men like karl rove donald rumsfeld dick cheney john yoo jay bybee even george w. bush himself are thumbing their noses at american law period on television touting their crimes going on book tours and in the case of attorney john you know teaching law and jay bybee rewarded by bush with a lifetime seat on the ninth circuit court one step below the supreme court not only that there are thousands of banks toure's on wall street who stole trillions of dollars from us and ruined the lives of billions of people around the world with their theft from global financial markets damage done as a result of in many cases premeditated fraud if they still sit in their corner offices on wall street still making their millions of bonuses and have yet to even catch a whiff of the rule of law in america. elsewhere around america you have big energy c.e.o.'s who have the glow of countless men on their hands as a result of exploding oil rigs and collapsing coal mines as well as thousands of cancers and billions of dollars

and buying habits and they're all selling that information to political machines like that run by karl rove to help elect mostly republican politicians who keep adding more and more power and money over to these corporations increasingly we're not only economically addicted to war but to the security state as well as security state that will become even more powerful and more profitable if peter king can scare the hell out of enough of us welcome to all this huxley's brave new world synthesised with george orwell's big brother remember what's going on around the country is not just about the unions it's about who really runs our democracy is that you and me are the core corporate oligarchy and peter king is doing his part to distract us all from that truth. let's not let fear terrorists apart we need to be united today with our muslim brothers and sisters to take on the real threat to america the corporate buyout of our commons in particular the most important of our commons our elected officials themselves. the cyber hacking the run becoming the new friends america an inside look from a cy

bush and karl rove very strange i think they need an exorcism. but let's exercise appears the actions of the number one and the bush tax cuts number two and the bush wars and number three and the crazy notion that corporations are people that money is speech and that the rich can buy our nation if we did that we might bring the republican party back to sanity back to its dwight eisenhower roots back to the days when they actually could have an opposite opinion from the democrats but honestly broker solutions and situations and have reasonable conversations exorcisms for the republican party. or to. our ship of state is headed toward another financial crisis iceberg and republicans are at the helm why because since the financial crisis of two thousand and eight little has been done to reform wall street of its bad behavior and what little has been done republicans are now trying to undo at the end of last week the republican controlled house appropriations committee passed legislation that cuts funding for the critical government watchdogs in char

market to show thank you bill gates also left harvard to start microsoft and i've heard of them karl rove who will like him or not is darn good at what he does drop out of the university of utah to help build the death star henry ford who dropped out of school at fifteen and eventually revolutionized the transportation industry steve jobs mr turtleneck himself dropped out of reed to start apple and said it was quote one of the best decisions of his life michael dell another computer mogul dropped out of the university of texas tiger woods didn't spend his life in the classroom he was honing his golf abilities and decided to pursue them instead of an economics degree at stanford or even had a scholarship. probably a better child judgment call than his more recent. extracurriculars john mackey of whole foods dropped out of three separate schools but still managed somehow to build a massively successful business rap mogul russell simmons dropped out of city college at twenty to begin producing and a high school dropout richard branson of the virgin media empire probably doesn't regret his li

rick perry i'm self the current republican governor of texas was originally a democrat it's all karl rove told him that he'd be better off as a republican before becoming george bush's lieutenant governor in texas is now the longest serving current serving governor in the united states and many people been speculating him as a builder or candidate for the u.s. presidency because he has the right kind of malleability. thirst for power and willingness to succumb to the suggestions of people that can put them in a position of power but i also want to report that there was a swiss member of parliament who tried to confront those at the building meeting it was dominic basic and he was bravely on his way into the building meeting at the hotel it's a more switzerland when he was turned away by security a lot of people expected some more of a confrontation there but it was the first time that an actual elected official representing those of us outside of the builder club going in and attempting to be a part of it or to be represented at this important meeting he was turned away but the fact that

essentially republicans are basically on just talking and seems like they're directed master strategist karl rove. and they're going to focus on attacking obama but i mean should choose the should the reason be about attacking each other or should we talk about the solutions that this country needs i mean i heard you know a lot about taxes are bad the obama plan is bad but i didn't hear a lot of serious details about how these candidates are going to lift us out of the economic state that we're in let's remember the format was quite strange that they have thirty second responses and most of these candidates do not speak and speak in very second sound bite was it. also these were not all the candidates we still have other candidates are probably going to emerge and as we've seen also people are still waiting for chris christie or rick perry or a paul ryan to appear because none of these candidates seem to be able to defeat obama so we're just at the bare beginning of a campaign season there's a lot more that's going to happen and they did the best they could but they had an america what do you thi

[laughter] karl rove, who did a great job for president bush, does not take my presidency seriously. one of my favorites disappointed me when he did not take my candidacy seriously. mr. charles crowd hammer. well, to mr. a riley, to mr. rove, i did not get the memo that i was not supposed to run. [applause] i am running. i am running. and the reason that i am running is because this nation has become a nation of crises. we have a moral crisis, we have an economic crisis, we have an entitlement-spending crisis, we have an energy crisis, we have an immigration crisis, and most of all, we have a deficiency of leadership crisis in the white house and we ought to change it. [applause] i did not get the memo. one of the reasons that i have been inspired to answer this call has been because the american people that i have talked to and the ones that i have listened to are tired of this national nightmare we are on right now. this economy is not growing. we have a lot of problems. i do not have time to go through all the things that i would do, so let's talk about one of the biggest crises t

the door was opened by citizens united and karl rove.arl rove is in charge of american crossroads and gps. it is a plate to pay -- it is a pay to play system. he is getting money from overseas and major corporations with a couple of little old ladies who are sending $5 who do not know any better. it is the continuation of the worst thing that does happen to this country. whatever this guy says is just baloney. host: we will get a response, john. guest: there were a lot of things that were said inaccurately. the first thing i will start with is folks who write small checks -- they do know what is going on in this country. the second thing, obviously, we do not accept contributions from foreign sources. that is against federal law. if he is interested in the solution i mentioned a moment ago, to force taxpayers to fund the costs of campaigns -- if you do not like the negative advertisements that you see, the little bit of solace that you could take is somebody else is paying for them but he would also know that you are paying for every sin

by his former spokesman, bill burton. >> we decided it was important to respond to the fact that karl rove was running $20 million in negative attack ads some 17 months out from the election. >> reporter: one of the front-runners in iowa, minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann, got some good news from a gallup poll, indicating that among republican, george, she has very high name recognition. 69%. and very positive voter intensity. when voters like her, they like her a lot. >> signs she's doing better in new hampshire. big crowd for michele bachmann in south carolina last night. but, jake, we also learned the president will hold ththis pres conference later this morning. he's going to be back on the economy and really focusing in on these increasingly tense debt limit negotiations. >> reporter: that's right. one of the messages that he will be conveying to the american people in this press conference is what he has been doing to reduce the debt since last august. what the efforts have been, george. >> okay, jake. thanks very much. i'll be anchoring live coverage of his press conference a

addressed to house republicans from 39 conservative foreign policy experts, former government officials, karl roveuch. i want to read, they said the problem is not that the president has done too much but he's done too little to remove gadhafi from power. the united states should be leading the effort not trailing behind our adversaries. david, how do you think this resolves? >> well, anderson, split of the republican party now that very, very unusual. between the war hawks, the neoconservatives if you want to call them that, and many of them signed the letter. the same people that wanted to go to war in iraq and afghanistan are now making the argument we should not pull out precipitously from libya and i agree with them. be that as it may -- and so we have the war hawks continuing. there's a new wing in the republican party, that neoisolationist, mitt romney is leading it. he says not only should we get out of afghanistan as fast as we can, there's a war weariness in the land after ten years and the president is having more and more trouble holding together any kind of coalition to continue on ir

if we can move in a direction weedy emphasize the role of either organizations of people like karl roveho now have the enormous incentives to create a different dialogue and can make money in a different fashion i don't think there would be bad in terms of what it might deutsch mcpeak interest of the voters. >> he made the point about liberty or the loss of liberty which is a powerful principle starting in the revolution, then through the current elections. two weeks ago in fact i have jury duty and i went, and i never called when they see me your hours, but for today's i sat there, and i actually felt kind of excited. i was part of something. people from all walks of life in a class is for their come and i thought people felt good about it. jury duty for today's minimally come and this was on a criminal trial that would have taken two weeks. >> [inaudible] >> it's far more absorbent and time consuming and liberty losing than a vote by mail or election de especially if a holiday. so what's the big problem when by the way an election you can't educate voters they can ignore it in new yor

karl rove has a group, bill burton who used to work in the white house has i democrat leaning group that raise all this mon and inject it into the political process before elections. stephen colbert wants to do this because he wants to call attention to the fact there's so much money in politics. so instead of following the money, kyra, i guess we have to follow the funny with stephen colbert. >> i would love to see you on his show. you would grill him for sure. you'd get to the bottom of this. >> yes, i would. >> thanks, jim. >>> next hour we'll have your political updates. you can also go online to our web site cnn politics domg. that's 24/7. that does it for us. we'll be back here tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. eastern. suzanne malveaux takes it from here. >>> live from studio 7, i'm suzanne malveaux. want to get you up to speed for thursday, june 30th. >>> casey anthony's defense team could wrap up today, potentially putting this explosive case in the jury's hands this weekend or early next week. now, the young florida woman is charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee. today a

>> yeah, i think before the exodus, these two allies, really perry's karl rove political confidant wasis news i think there is a consensus here that he is seriously leaning towards wanting to run. let me tell you, just because these guys left, it's not a signal, based on the reporting that i've done inside of the perry camp. not a signal that rick perry is about to announce his running for president. what it does is make it a lot easier if he chooses to do so and he's leaning in that direction. >> so how seriously is he thinking about this? i read somewhere where he's been overwhelmed by his reaction and people telling him to run. is he being involved into this race in some way? >> you always hear this kind of stuff, when candidates want to talk about their prospects. the people are breaching and the truth is, the truth is, there are a number of republicans who are unhappy with the shape of the republican field right now. they think that no one in the field has both a combination of fiscal responsibility skills, the budget cutter. the kind of thing that can go against the obama adminis

have heard all about this, how colbert wants to start his own super pack sort of like the one that karl rove started, american crossroads. big political actions committees given the green light by the supreme court to raise gobs and gobs of money. as a joke, a way to call attention to this, stephen colbert wants to start his own super pack and talking about this later this morning and testifying, as a matter of fact at the fec. what is interesting about this is that in the last couple of days, some campaign finance activi activists are actually going to be testifying against and they have been acting against stephen colbert in the forming of the super pack because they think say what he is trying could open up the flood gates to more money in the political process and they say that is not a good idea. so we will be seeing what kind of antics going on at the fec later today. >> we can only imagine how this is going to play out. >> we can only imagine. >> reporter: at least it's good for a laugh but we might not all be laughing, depending on how this plays out on the upcoming campaign. >> poin

hudson was asked by karl rove to serve -- or to lead the catholic outreach for the bush campaign. and then he continued to advise the white house throughout the administration's tenure. in 2003, president bush asked dr. hudson to join the official u.s. delegation to the vatican for a celebration of john paul ii's 25th year as pope and the beatification of mother teresa. dr. hudson lives in fairfax, virginia, with his wife and two children. dr. hudson? >> thank you, gene. i don't know what governor barber meant by purity. i don't know if he was referring to pro-life issues or pro-marriage issues. but i do know this. that our nominee must be pro-life, must be pro-marriage. [applause] the nominee won't win the catholic vote, which we must win, to remove president obama from the white house. and it's not a matter of purity . it's a matter of principle and prudence. >> that's right. >> it's principle to demand a pro-life, pro-marriage candidate because it's the right thing. it is what people want. in our leadership. and it's prudent because it's a winning approach. the reason why we we

karl rove and liz jenny this afternoon addressing the republicans to attack military action in libya,ot because he had done too much but on the theory that he has not done enough. ♪ >> mr. president, i thank you very much. i feel deeply honored to be nominated to become the 20 at director of the central intelligence agency. >> learn more about general david petreaus in his appearances on line at the c- span video library. with more the 115,000 people and every c-span program since 1987, all searchable in free, it is washington your way. >> this weekend, we look at the history and literary life of savannah, ga., with events on c- span2, including the childhood home of flannery o'connor, a conversation with the sister of jim williams, and also a tour of urban slavery sides. on american history tv on c- span3, travel to the founding days of said and as we visit the sites of plantations and explore and that element set than not. content vehicles in savannah, georgia. >> i have the honor of representing florida. i am here in the senate. today i speak for the first time on this floor on the

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. >> many people in the mainstream like karl rove, charles krauthammer, i have great respect for theml model of great name i.d. before you start out, whole lot of money and you've held public office before. herman cain is just the reverse. guess what's happening. the american people aren't looking at it from the traditional model. >> you think that's true this time around? >> i think that's true for some people. and i think there is a new model both from a tactical standpoint in terms of the new media that you can use but there still are fundamentals, you still have to raise a lot of money and have a good organization and have to be able to win those key states in order to cross the finish line. i think her man caman cain has messages, very enthusiastic and has a very strong following but i'm going to say you'll have to win the votes at the end of the day if you want those people to come along with you so rather than talk about those folks, i would rather hear a lot more about specifically what these candidates are going to propose to focus on economic growth and bring our country bac

karl rove, who has done a great job for president bush, does not take my candidacy seriously.ne of the best political commentators on tv, one of my favorites, disappointed me, mr. charles crowd hummer -- krauthammer, is a 20 when he did not take my candidacy very -- seriously. i did not get the memo that i was not supposed to run. i am running. i am running. the reason i am running is because this nation has become a nation of crises. we have a moral crisis. we have an economic crisis. we have an energy crisis. we have an immigration crisis. most of all, we have an efficiency of -- a deficiency of leadership crisis in the white house, and we are quite a change it. i did not get the memo. one of the reasons that i have been inspired to answer this call has been because the american people that i have talked to and the ones that i have listened to are tired of this national nightmare that we are on right now. this economy is not growing. we have a lot of problems. i do not have time to go through all the things that i would do. let's talk about one of the biggest crises that we