lord lamont is still with us. reports of your demise or departure were greatly exaggerated, jim roger is here, as well. while we have a little bit longer, lord lamont, are you worried complacency's still in the system? that's creating this risk appetite. >> i am a bit worried about complacency because people are reacting as though this was a strong recovery rather than just the beginning of the end of the fallen out, or the end in the fall of output, i think as i said earlier, that is very different from a strong recovery. i think also we need to focus on the banking system. the banks have suffered from the collapse of the bubble. but we still have to see what happens to the banks from the bad debts that are going to occur, have occurred from the recession and from the period of trend growth. there will still be plenty of bad debts to come through. and i would not be surprised if some banks didn't need to have more capital. hopefully they will be able to get it from the market rather than from governments. but whe

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marc lamont will be here. bill: "back of the book" segment tonight's, marc lamont hill. -- tonight, marc lamont hill. i think liberals are going to be not happy. because of the public, you know, they want the big government apparatus, and he is backing away from it. >> i think tonight he drew a hard line in the sand as saying he supported the public option. bill: but he is willing to look at other ways. >> that is what annoys me. i was a little dissatisfied. it is a door to the public option. bill: there is no way this public option is going to happen. it is not going to happen. >> their reconciliation, where they do not need republican votes, then it makes sense. sarah palin, and subliminally, and he threw shots at the iraq war. it might be that he is planning to do this alone. bill: do you not think that he was trying to appeal to the center tonight? that is where he was going, and he threw a lot of bones to the republican, so the left that once the government to run the whole health-care industry, -- the le

anyway, continuing with mark and ann, professor lamont hill and ann coulter. in the issue of race, let's talk about race now. carter, who has said some things that are very controversial including the comparing israel to apartheid but he has not been that vocal on many, many issues. bill cosby is the darling of the conservatives in many ways and now they say that institutionalized racism is factor in the huge upswell against popular barack obama. what do you say? >> the headlines i saw in what cosby say, maybe you can play the tape. it was nothing close to what jimmy carter said so let's concentrate on jimmy carter because i think we can't talk about him enough. he is getting to be like elizabeth taylor. too big to ignore but just embarrassed watching him. nobody hears him say something and says, oh, jimmy carter is taking a morally self-righteous pose? he never says that. he does it every six minutes. the very same way he is accusing joe wilson of racism, osama bin laden releases a tape recommending two of jimmy carter's books. >> i think he was courageous fo

anyway, continuing with mark and ann, professor lamont hill and ann coulter.alk about race now. carter, who has said some things that are very controversial including the comparing israel to apartheid but he has not been that vocal on many, many issues. bill cosby is the darling of the conservatives in many ways and now they say that institutionalized racism is factor in the huge upswell against popular barack obama. what do you say? >> the headlines i saw in what cosby say, maybe you can play the tape. it was nothing close to what jimmy carter said so let's concentrate on jimmy carter because i think we can't talk about him enough. he is getting to be like elizabeth taylor. too big to ignore but just embarrassed watching him. nobody hears him say something and says, oh, jimmy carter is taking a morally self-righteous pose? he never says that. he does it every six minutes. the very same way he is accusing joe wilson of racism, osama bin laden releases a tape recommending two of jimmy carter's books. >> i think he was courageous for this and stood up and did th

bill: "back of the book" segment tonight's, marc lamont hill. -- tonight, marc lamont hill. think liberals are going to be not happy. because of the public, you know, they want the big government apparatus, and he is backing away from it. >> i think tonight he drew a hard line in the sand as saying he supported the public option. bill: but he is willing to look at other ways. >> that is what annoys me. i was a little dissatisfied. it is a door to the public option. bill: there is no way this public option is going to happen. it is not going to happen. >> their reconciliation, where they do not need republican votes, then it makes sense. sarah palin, and subliminally, and he threw shots at the iraq war. it might be that he is planning to do this alone. bill: do you not think that he was trying to appeal to the center tonight? that is where he was going, and he threw a lot of bones to the republican, so the left that once the government to run the whole health-care industry, -- the left that wants the government to run the whole health-care industry, that is not going to happe

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marc lamont hill. and we have another guest. can you believe that they were voting not to defund them? >> of course, i can. acorn has helped to get democrats elected, including the president. they are all democrats. bill: they are all white, and they are democrats, but even democrats, even the very liberals -- i am sorry. >> that is right. you are right. you are right. but, bill, nancy pelosi blocked this bill six times on the house floor. she did not even want it for a vote. bill: when you have a situation is bad, ok, not just one bad apple, two, 30 convictions, and now this undercover video, and you are still voting to give them tax payer money, and can you imagine how angry taxpayers are? >> i would agree with you. bill: would you have voted against it? >> i probably would have voted in line with the other 83 people. but i do understand the resistance. the resistance is that they do not want to have this turned into a full-blown conspiracy against obama. i am not saying it is a conspiracy, but that is what they are operating

till born street will be closed between park and lamont street.amont street will be closed between mt. pleasant and 17th street. kenyan street will be closed between 17th and mt. pleasant. >>> those are the top stories making news today. next is nbc 4's "viewpoint." we'll be back in a few minutes with an update. >> good morning. welcome to "viewpoint." i'm jim handly. our topic this morning improving the lives of older adults. and our guests this morning are l. andrew morgan. he is director of sales and marketing at as bury village. the reverend joseph williams. been around for 31 years, his organization has. and ann dean with the downtown clusters geriatric day care center. all of you, welcome. thank you for coming in this sunday morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> we want to talk about a long list of issues that seniors or older americans are facing these days, but let's put it in context, i guess, of the economy. it's affecting everybody, but what are some of the specific challenges that older adults are faci

believe that these guys could put up some significant numbers, even a profit potential, jessup and lamont -- again, switching gears from aig to delta. jessup & lamont said they had a 30-cent loss for the quarter but based on the improving business environment and credit freeing up they think delta could actually put up a 5-cent profit instead of a 30-cent loss. that kind of stuff, joe, is all playing into exactly what you're talking about as far as the amount that aig owes, could be coming in, and the actual deal could be tightened up significantly in their favor. >> i want to go back to the aig call activity because you hear heavy volume like that and you think, oh, well, the markets believe that the stock is going to go higher. at the same time you're seeing this activity come mostly from retail investors. no institutions are actually buying into this argument necessarily. >> no. and that's the reason that i'm not just pounding the table saying oh, this is going to go to 70. i'm not doing that because what i'm seeing is a lot of retail sized action. i'll say that's trades of 10 contract

we brought joe lamont in on drums who used to be the drummer for tommy two tones.of our little roshingers. great to have you here from louisville, kentucky. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> you guys were in washinging ton last week for the rally. people love you. you have been on the entire tea party express. we are glad to have you on the huckabee show today. >> we are happy to be here. >> i want to say you like this new strap i got? a viewer made these for me. now i am wearing one. i am proud of it. >> i need her phone number. >> i will get it to you. >> let's do the song it's on healthcare and the name of it is "a big fat no." let's do it. flurn no. let's do it. ♪ ♪ universal healthcare is a big fat no ♪ ♪ well, universal healthcare is a slippery slope, a single payor package it would be a joke. you will no longer get to work beside the very best, the quality of care will be a whole lot less. no surgeries for you, hey, universal healthcare is a big fat no ♪ ♪ no one is going to tell me how or when to pass ♪ ♪ if i live to be 95, well, they say i should be

this looks really bad and mark lamont hill can talk about the ones who didn't do it.here's rumored toor -- to be six or seven. if you prosecute these kids instead of acorn, the maryland a.g. is going to have a fecal storm come down on him he is not going to believe. bill: that's for sure. in d.c. as you know, 75,000 showed up. they called it a fiscal conservative rally. there was some anti-obama stuff in it. we covered it pretty fairly. what's your impression of it? >> listen, the nazi stuff has to stop on both sides. unless somebody has systematically liquidated six million of their fellow human beings, you got to stop tossing the nazi thing around. both sides will use it to make the other side like -- look like lunatics. i watched these g-7 summits, there's kids throwing people through the window. by and large when i look at these people, you know who they remind me of? me. i'm a square. they look like squares to me and i feel like a square. at least fiscally too. certain things, defending the country. certain things i'm a libertarian about. if 80% to 75% likes thei

bill: we will have karl rove, marc lamont hill, laura ingraham, and i.ll analyze this very dangerous situation with iran. greta: that is coming up at 11:00 p.m. eastern, and joe biden. steve moore says the vice president may be delusional about the economy. delusional? that is steve who said that, not me. and it is one thing for your teleprompter, but this is really bad. who did this happen to? we will tell you. you were right. these healthy choice fresh mixer thingys, they taste fresh... say it again! they taste fresh. wait. what are you doing? got it. you're secretly taping me? cook it fresh, strain it fresh, mix it fresh, healthy choice fresh mixers, look for it in the soup or pasta aisle. so, what's the problem? these are hot. we're shipping 'em everywhere. but we can't predict our shipping costs. dallas. detroit. different rates. well with us, it's the same flat rate. same flat rate. boston. boise? same flat rate. alabama. alaska? with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat

. >> lamont taylor asks us for 50 cents. >> i am homeless. >> the irony is not lost. in the shadows of this city. two homeless men with very different visions of the future. >> i need some change. in order for me to get better i have to change. >> meanwhile, aaron has his sight set on one goal now. a marathon. >> 26 miles. got energy to do it. >> from those with nothing, they create their own positive something. >> circumstances should not stop you from caring about your health. >> as the sun comes up, the run winds down. another victory. >> when you keep putting 1 foot in front of the other, amazing how far you get. >> another step for aaron. >> started seven months ago and to have him here running 5 miles like it is no problem. big deal. >> back on his feet again. >> my goal next monday is to complete the marathon. the baltimore run. >> in south baltimore, kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> runners can support the program by joining in the morning jog. >> well money is also needed to help buy sneakers for the homeless men and women trying to get their lives b

mark lamont herald. james remont from the hit show dexter.v's andy levy for the post game wrapup. >> thanks, greg. congressman, anything you want to plug? >> yes, my hair so i can look debonair like andrew breitbart. >> okay. >> glad i didn't make that joke because i was going to in the question so -- >> i also took the risk of disappointing bill with my answer. >> hey, you know, what do you think of ellen degeneres replacing paula abdul in "american idol"? >> it as tv show and she is great at tv and we need a nice judge and she will be a nice job. >> the opie and anthony show is supposed to go to 11:00 a.m. but you seem to end whenever you want to. how is that possible? >> the sirius xm losse losses r that we are not even there.

ryan lamont focuses on relic cards. chip of the game bat.e fear the century old ohio state buckeyes -- hobby and the industry it spawned could be headed for the shower. >> i think we are going to see it fade away. i hate to say that 20 years from now people may not know what a baseball card is. in albany, california, claudia cowan, fox news. shepard: school kids and bus drivers have been doing battle since the buses rolled on wooden wheels. sometimes one side goes too far. shepard: it was nearly 110 degrees outside. no air. now the driver is really feeling the heat and that's next. @@ ib ng me g wofrat.as akel co mes d a wofranthi mnnerr viman lyeron m haogaberl lets. llmebee toe tmybeow isngtrd tiy ose. wiy r r n' toe vblmee. i'anrnd ind in gissi we. (anc thntme fba to stand behind all who serve. ♪ to deliver the technologies... vital to freedom. ♪ to help carry hope to those in need. ♪ around the globe, the people of boeing... are working together -- for what matters most. that's why we're here. ♪ shepard: top stories coming up. first, b

our country and they have a new tune about health care, this'll perform it and we brought in joe lamontof our little rockers and kay and ron from louisville, kentucky. welcome. >> thank you, thank you for having husband. >> mike: you guys were in washington last week for the rally, people love you. you've been on the entire tea party express and we're just happy to have you on the huckabee show today. >> and we're happy to be here. >> mike: i want to say you like the new strap i got. a woman from missouri made it for me. she makes it for keith richards, sheryl crow, i'm proud of it. >> i need her phone number. >> mike: i'll get it to you. the song is health care, the name is "a big fat no". let's do it. ♪ ♪ well universal health care, let the government control our care ♪ ♪ would seal our fate ♪ have the bureaucrats decide if we live or die ♪ ♪ scare us half to death and make us want to cry ♪ ♪ they said if you don't join they'll tax you, bro ♪ ♪ universal health care is a big fat no ♪ ♪ well universal health care is a slippery slope ♪ ♪ a single payer family, be a joke ♪ ♪ he'll no lon

support of the lamont -- vietnam's secession into the wto, relations were normalized. you share that sense that normalization has not yet been achieved? if so, what would you like to see change in the relationship between the united states and vietnam that would move this along to the achievement of normalization? >> there are different ways to look at the so-called normalization. when you do not have diplomatic relations -- you come together and signed a contract and say we agree to normalize our relations and recognize our representatives at the ambassador level. someone can say, we have accomplished normalization. but some people think that normalization is no word to start -- is a word to start. normalization is the first step that we need to build our country better and better in the time to come. we can establish ambassador- level relations overnight. i agree with that. but to normalize relations, it is a process. it takes some time. like i talk about trust and confidence. we cannot build it overnight. we need to process. we need to invest in each other bit by bi

. >> host: otis lamont blair and i pulled those names because of this email that came in.ly doing research in ami quite recently i lost my first student due to an ak-47 gun accident. do you think that direct instrucion in gun awareness and behavioral social curculum as a critical core component of motivation programs will transform traditional methods of maintaining student conduct? >> guest: wow! >> host: wow! >>uest: there's a lot o b words. >> host: yes, but your kids -- the names i gave were kid who had died in violence. >> guest: well, bernardo actually was -- he died at the nds of the violence of n york city. the city failed to enforce housing laws in his building. >> host: uh-huh. >> guest: and consequently he was simply playing on the eighth floor of his apartnt buildin and the elevator was broken and they complained and the city did nothing about it and he touched the elevator door and it opened and he fel eight flights to his death. there was no elevator there. it was broken, youknow. so most of the kids i've kno who have died young have not ed in violce, in crim

bernardo roiguez, danny santiagootis lamont blair, i pulled those names because of this e-mail here,l student presently doing research in miami, fla. on response to intervention and positive behavior. quite recently i lost my first student due to an ak-47 gun accident. do you think direct instruction in gun awareness and behavioral social, economic at form of behavior motivation programs will transform traditional methods maintaining student conduct? >> guest: those are aot of big words. >> host: the names i gave for kids who died in violence. >> guest: bernardo died at the hands of the violence of new york city, where housing in his building, consequently he was simply playing on the eighth floor of his apartment building and the elevator was brokennd they complained that the city knew nothing about it, he touched the elevator door to open and he felt eight flights to his death. there was no elevator. it was broken. most of the kids i have known who died young have not died in violence, in crime inflicted on them, but as the indirect result of the tremendous, chronic depression in w

and he lost to ned lamont. he disagreed with his support to the war in iraq.democrats thought party politics mattered more. and he put his campaign forward as an independent and he won. he had the guts to support john mccain in 2008. he has taken a lot of profile in courage, tough positions and continued to be a 9/11 democrat and that is worthy of a great deal of respect on a day like today. >> is he still in there supporting republicans more politically than perhaps democrats? what is he doing in the health care reform debate? where is he in that? >> he's the homeland security chair, as he was before. he is a democrat. an old-school, john f. kennedy, new frontier democrat. and when he came from campaigning hard for john mccain which was a matter of personal conviction for him, president obama sent a very important signal to democrats who wanted to punish him by stripping him of his homeland security committee chairmanship, said let's not do that. and joe liberman was reappointed as head. that's the kind of message we need to be heeding. what unites us rather

ken and theresa lamont from cottonwood, arizona. welcome to the house. the time is now to develop a plan for the united states to return to balance budget and pay down our national debt. yet, these are difficult decisions to make. however the focus in my district and across the country are tightening their belts and doing more with less. it is a time for congress to work with the federal reserve and the treasury to develop plans to do the same before it is too late. we must take this work seriously and remain committed. our country, our security, and our future depend on it. i ask that my colleagues from both sides of the aisle join me in this effort. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: request permission to address the house for one minute. mr. speaker, we have 44 czars in america and the dance card keeps growing. the new czar for the day is the safe school czar. add that to the aid czar, auto recovery czar, behave yorble science czar, border czar, car czar, climate change czar,