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scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed. so paramount pictures basically finally telling the m.p.a.a., "you really need to make this an 'r.'" and they're like, "okay, it's an 'r'." that's disgusting. there was a time in this country where government was leaning on creators, and all the pressure comes from-- i'd be less scared of government. they'd be accountable, 'cause we could vote 'em out. m.p.a.a. is just there. it's like star chamber. great conversation; thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. i appreciate it. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at: >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhib

become world champions in frankfurt the newly crowned with as of now at arrived back home schooled lansing in a pool of just a day off to securing the country's first ever women's world title answered the global final as right side as taking on two time champions team usa and the hell dogs who defeated them on penalties after the regulation finished that one won the first victory over the u.s. in twenty five attempts for japan and one which going to last the brain some cheer following the tragedy is over recent months. now similar scenes by a different feeling in new york where the american team arrived following the shootout defeat on monday part captain christie says the school should start focusing on next summer's london olympics which will also be her last on the mend before retiring from the sports. you can go about anything you know i think you're always learning there is a positive way for every last thing that's done throughout the year of building off of it and learning from experiences learning from your mistakes getting stronger growing together as a team just think positive yo

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and his father is killed and lynched in lansing. so when we think about malcolm x, malcolm x transforms himself over time based on the situation that he finds himself in. he finds himself growing up in an america where small d democracy does not exist, and even though he joins the nation of islam and talks about armageddon and says that the whole country is doomed, malcolm spends the rest of his life trying to transform these institutions even to the point, like sonia sanchez said, when he becomes this human rights activist which he always was, he becomes a global evangelist for a human rights version of islam. he becomes a revolutionary pan-africanist that people like kwame carmichael are going to pattern their own lives after. so malcolm is always on the cutting edge of transformation and self-determination. and the book we're talking about, manning marable's malcolm x, the life of reinvention, it's important for everybody out there to read it for themselves because manning is getting a lot of criticism from people who didn't read

>> people began showing up at the facility just to see if they could help, among them was tina of lansing illinois. bill, we saw the story on the news this morning, we drove out to make sure everything was ok. >> the dogs are ok and deed, joining their temporary cooling system they will just hang in there waiting for the new air conditioning and one day a new home. >> these people are just great that stepped up to help these animals and i cannot thank them enough. there is another side to humankind. >> it was a day for a parade the town has pulled out all the stops for a weekend celebration known as home town fast 2011, hundreds of people lined to watch and cheer local bands and organizations and dignitaries senator mark kirk was in the celebration in for him it represents the time to show support for those serving the nation's armed forces. >> they stand on the shoulders of veterans from the past, vietnam, world war two, korea and even the revolutionary war and we think about their sacrifice and with the young men and women are given up today to make sure that we are safe and free. >> an

you were in lansing when you were supposed to be in new york. suggest he wasn't doing that stuff than -- what does that say about us? we are comfortable with the notion that malcolm could have been a pimp. exploiting women as prof. perry was saying. exploiting women. i think given given the brilliant dichotomy or division between failure and practice i would say malcolm abstaining from women was a failure. i put it in that category. most of us who are men fail at that level. most of us that is a huge failure. the brilliant insights about the psycho sexual politics or the politics of the construction of the air what we have a problem with is malcolm rushed up closely against the homoerotic and not only as malcolm little but as melissa harris-perry talks about within the context of a male preserve which was the nation of islam. we can talk about a bunch of others as well, what is interesting is we have no problem with him excluding women and using them and putting them on the street and selling their flesh but god forbid a homoerotic act which was

lansing and yates from new york have come to the convention as soon as they see this virginia plan they begin to grasp the implications of it and walked out. we don't want this. so the result of course is the promise for months when you think of it of a closed off -- they took vows of secrecy with regard to the bill and of course couldn't get away with that today. madison leader said we could have never done it if the press had been involved, because this allowed people to make statements they could then retract because there's no record. nobody's calling to hold you to it. of course there's something to be said for that kind of secrecy behind doors because otherwise he make a statement and are held to that and you have no compromise. they are compromised all over the place. now madison is the one who drew up the virginia plan. he wrote it. he was deeply disappointed in the result. she had two main points that he wanted. one was a negative power given to the congress over all state laws. think of it, the impracticality of it. this is a bright guy yet he doesn't think for. think of 50 st

in my readings it said justice said it was illegal, the highest court in lansing you didn't have a right to do it. and i want to know how lincoln got away with it. >> lincoln got away with it simply by ignoring them. >> that's what the readings had come he ignored them. >> you know, our constitution, this is the thing doctor beamon can address much more than i. they were still in the process of sorting working out the kinks in many respects in 1861. it was not entirely clear what the jurisdiction of the supreme court began. and ended. and lincoln sort of just 70 cited to ignore that ruling. >> in the same vein, a slightly earlier era when chief justice john marshall rendered his decision, anderson judges, after should jackson said marshall rendered his decision, now let's see him and force it. 's picture we take one more question over your? >> one more. >> you mentioned, made a remark of almost seemed casual just before you opened the floor to questions and just kind of curious. something to the effect of the majority being held hostage by minority. i wonder if you can elaborate on that?

there is a new waterfront property near lansing michigan lookit this video, flooding caused major problems a mobile home park in fact some people had to use boats to get around. the water is waist high in some areas residence say that flooding like this has happened there before. >> if you want to keep up with the latest news, become a fan on facebook and be sure to follow us on twittered. you will receive constant updates on the stories that we're working on during the day. also count on our tweets for the latest details, where the forecast and traffic updates. if there is breaking news in your neighborhood be sure to send us a comment, picture, or video. >> high tech meets hollywood. the youtube movie life in the day is hitting theaters this friday. this massive project is something that has not been done before. they could not been done before now because technology has allowed this. this shows that youtube has really changed our world and hollywood is using that to their advantage. recruiting regular people this is a real hollywood movie that was created by using real highly--youtube v

let's here from maria in lansing, michigan. >> hi. if you can't believe the polls, if you can't believe the free press, if you can't believe the politicians, if you can't believe the president, if you can't believe the union bosses, i think we should stop funding. they lie. the people that call on this line and they they are republican, they are lying. >> you are calling on the republican line. >> no, james that just called. he's a big, fat liar. listen, i'm telling you. small businesses are getting killed. we are the people that run and fund this country. we are getting killed because of the budget in the federal budget can't be balanced. >> maria we're going to let you go here and hear from monte in apache junction. >> it looks to me like it's basically a poker game. there are spending cuts that need to be done. they are going to make some revisions to social security and probably some other things. those things are going to have to be done. so the question is, it seems like everybody -- the ideological focus of both parties seems t

like you were in lansing when you were supposed to be in new york so there's more evidence to suggest he wasn't doing that stuff than the stuff we find problematic so what does that say about us? we are comfortable with the notion he could have been exploiting women as perry was saying and professor ifill, exploiting women and i do think given her burly and dichotomy or a least division between the failure and practice i would say it is a failure. i would put it in that category which means those field up that level. most of us that's a huge failure, right? but i think the brilliant insight about the politics and the politics of the construction what we have a problem with is that malcolm brushed up loosely against the homoerotic not only as malcolm little but as the professor talks about within the context of an exclusively male preserve which is the nation of islam and we can talk about a bunch of of finance as well, fraternities and churches and boards and so forth, what's interesting is that we have no problem with him excluding women and using them and putting them on the street.

host: next up is lansing, kan., wayne, you are on the "washington journal" with richard cohen.ler: i should have been on the independent line but i will take that. the major powers of the world thought over what they had, and we're going to be fighting over what nobody else has. i'm afraid that if someone does not come up with something will soon, you can call it what everyone, but there's not want to be much choice to fight ever. guest: there is reason to be discouraged these days with the politics and economics. to some extent, there are problems obviously with the economy around the world. i would say some spots are better than others, some growth areas, but to the extent that the u.s. economy is weak, that clearly does have an impact around the world. host: as we take a look it the national debt in the trillions of dollars provided by the washington post, we will take our next call from new hampshire. on a power line for democrats. -- our line for democrats. caller: right after the congressional vote on cut, cap, and balance, the revised version, the interviewer was speakin

host: next up is lansing, kan., wayne, you aren the "washington journal" with richard cohen. caller: i should have been on the independent line but i will take that. the major powers of the world thought over what they had, and we're going to be fighting over what nobody else has. i'm afraid that if someone does not come up with something will soon, you can call it what everyone, but there's not want to be much choice to fight ever. guest: there is reason to be discouraged these days with the politics and economics. to some extent, there are problems obviously with the economy around the world. i would say some spots are better thanthers, se growth areas, but to the extent that the u.s. economy is weak, that clearly does have an impac around the world. host: as we take a look it the national debt in the trillions of dollars provided by the washington post, we will take our next call from new hampshire. on a power line for democrats. -- our line for democrats. caller: right after the congressional vote on cut, cap, and balance, the revised version, the interviewer was speaking