let's start with lara logan.er reporting came under fire for someone who has been reporting around the world in dangerous locations, was her punishment fair? unlike baldwin, she has kept her mouth shut in what can only be described as dignified silence. not to mention she was sexually assaulted when she was covering the egyptian revolution for the network. brian, you feel pretty strongly. >> i do. i think lara logan is one of the tough reporters in the country. i think what she's accomplished and the respect she's earned in the worst places in the world through the military. you talk to them, the courage she has is something you usually get from navy s.e.a.l.s. so if she did, in the long run, go -- trust a guy that goes against the fbi intake report that he, i haven't seen it, if that's the truth, if anyone has enough integrity in the tank, it is her. if you ask me, in my humble opinion, there was a sound bite from this morning that i remember from chicago when she talked about benghazi and the need to get reveng

feel i'm here to go after lara logan. i simply don't know. i know this story and some of her other work. this is a speech she gave to the better government association in chicago last year. take a listen. >> there is a big song and dance about whether this was a terrorist attack or a protest, and you just want to scream, for god sake, are you kidding me? the last time we were attacked like this was the "uss cole," which was a preclude to the 1998 embassy bombings, which was a prelude to 9/11. and you're sending in fbi to investigate. i hope to god that you're sending in your best clandestine warriors who are going to exact revenge and let the world know that the united states will not be attacked on its own soil. >> now, here's my issue with this, and i'd love to get as a journalism professor and former "60 minutes" producer your response. i have no issue with lara logan having strong feelings about what happened in benghazi. i have strong feelings about everything i cover every night, but everyone knows what they are whe

i try to bring you new information. >> cutting-edge, lara.n, and the company's founder, giving what some are calling one of the worst apologies ever. just days after blaming women's body problems for the pants. >> reporter: the so-called apology is making lululemon's problems worse. and it started out so well. chip wilson, his voice quivering. his eyes a bit teary. first, the customers were inadvertently mooning each other in yoga class. then, the claims that the workout pants were too sheer and peeling. then this -- >> some women's bodies don't work for us. >> reporter: chip wilson appearing to suggest it's his customers that's the problem. >> rubbing through the thighs. >> reporter: now, one week and plenty of outrage later, a very necessary apology posted online. >> i'm sad. i'm really sad. >> reporter: off to a good start, right? let's hear some more. >> i'm sad for the people at lululemon that have had to face the brunt of my actions. >> reporter: wait a second. an apology to lululemon employees? surely he'll beg for customers' forgivene

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lara.iday season, under the tree.ç gas prices are now at $3.25 a gallon. that is a low for the year. about 25 cents cheaper than n september. get this. in 34 states, at least one gas station has prices below $3 a gallon. and that holiday cheer is going year, we might see gas near a three-year low. >> that is fantastic news. >> we can buy more shirts. >> yes, matching.ç the question everybody is wondering, why is it happening? some experts are saying this could really boost the economy. >> the why is not so great. the economy is not doing that well. jobs are struggling. and ql"=1:u government shutdown. people have been kind of pulling back and that means gas prices have been going down. if they stay low enough, that could be the trigger to get into their cars, and into the malls. >> just in time for the holiday shopping. all right, betty, thank you so much. >>> new troubles on the obama care front. internal administration memos revealing for the first time that extensiveç hurdles for signi

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la lara, the in-house journalistic inquiry that was announced just isn't enough. the network should do whatever they did after dan rather's report, appoint an outside authority to investigate what went wrong, otherwise, the program will continue to operate under a shadow. send me a tweet about the show. up next, the host of the o'reiley factor about why he doesn't trust the mainstream media and his own high decibel styl of the hour. >>> bill o'reilly who has opinions on just be about everything is a author of a series of best sellers. we decided to turn the tables by putting him in the hot seat on "the aisle riley factor" set. welcome. >> thank you. >> rob lowe just started in a movie based on your book. we seem to be awash in documentment documentaries about the 50 ath anniversary of the death of jfk. >> he is frozen in time. glamour. he was assassinated at such a young age. people who were alive then certainly with all the unanswered questions of conspiratorialists and all that, there is a mystery involved in his death. then the younger people coming up, they se

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la lara, the in-house journalistic inquiry that was announced just isn't enough. network should do whatever they did after dan rather's report, appoint an outside authority to investigate what went wrong, otherwise, the program will continue to operate under a shadow. send me a tweet about the show. up next, the host of the o'reiley factor about why he doesn't trust the mainstream media and his own high decibel style. with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidence. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. ameriprise financial. more within reach. >>> hi, everybody, we're keeping an eye on a powerful storm sy

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. >> lara, so many articles are coming out discussing the president's leadership style, is he hands off? is he cold? why does that matter. >> everyone who advises you quite frankly is a competitor, opponent, or they're hopeful to receive some graces or benefits from your presidency itself. i think one of the more fascinating rattles, realities, presidents unless they're deeply engaged on what is going on them, they're able to be fooled by their advisers. when you look at president obama and president george w. bush, when you look at their approval ratings mirror each other. they show this. both these presidents had visionary styles, and then they like to delegate. by being out of the loop on many the details it's not surprising to me that we see policy failures in both administration. >> we need to take a break. we'll pick back up on this when we return to "inside story." >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >>

good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, lara.was an outright gold rush on walmart's website yesterday, with customers scrambling to grab deals that seemed too good to be true. just one small problem. they were. if it's too good to be true, then it probably is. a lesson being learned the hard way today, by walmart customers who thought they had found some truly unbelievable deals. a 20-inch computer monitor for $8.85. a normally $600 projector for just $8.99. a motorized car for kids at just 29 bucks. >> i was excited to see these crazy deals. >> reporter: word began to spread like wildfire on twitter. one guy boasting this $2,000 tv he picked up for 330 bucks. but this was no early christmas special. these dramatically slashed prices were all the result of a glitch in walmart's website. not only had the wacky pricing problems been corrected by late wednesday. but the retail giant is also saying it will not honor the mislabeled purchases that are due to be shipped. in a statement, a walmart spokesperson said given the wide discrep

in one of the interviews for that story, correspondent lara logan spoke to dylan davies, a consultant who managed security outside the u.s. compound. davies said he went to the scene during the attack and identified the body of ambassador christopher stevens in a hospital. davies told "60 minutes" he had given the same details to the f.b.i. but last night federal law enforcement sources told cbs news that in the f.b.i. interview davies told the agents that he did not go to the compound that night or to the hospital. part of davies' interview also appeared on this broadcast. lara logan said this on cbs "this morning." >> and after our report aired, questions were raised about whether his account was real after an incident report surfaced that told a different story about what he'd done that night. and, you know, he denied that report and he said that he told the f.b.i. the same story that he had told us. but what we now know is that he told the f.b.i. a different story to what he told us and, you know, that was the moment for us when we realized that we no longer had confidence in our

que le hiciste, ya tuviste no una, sino dos hijas con esta señora, tu hija menor tiene año y medio larata, la de año y medio y por que dice victoria que no, que pase victoria parÁ en el hospital, toma el primer 'm tiene un tumor en la cabeza. pero claro, como le tenÍas miedo?o quÉ no las reconoció, ninguna de las dos, es mentira. raúl, te lo he aclararlo que reconocer, reconocerlo es decir ese vuelta que su padre, eso no, es llevarla ante un registro civil y reconocer que tu eres el padre biológico de la pequeña, la le diste tus apellidos, eso es reconocer. reconocer la llevarlo al registro civil todavía no. para que quieres decir allá va mi hija, orgulloso soy, no, señor, es legalmente entonces no están reconocidas ningunas de las todos. victoria, perdón, yo no me meto donde no me llaman pero ya me llamaron aquí, dime por favor que buscas, si un hombre al que conociste hace 17 años pasó lo que pasó, nació tu hija que tiene 17, nunca te busco para nada, no la reconoció no se hizo cargo, para que te lo encuentras, insistes en que tenga algo que ver con la niña de 17 cuando es un extraño

she's beaming right now. >> mom, i like to keep a clean house. >> thank you, lara. >> thank you, laraay. famous for causing the stampedes. all weekend long, we all want the best deals. how to avoid the madness if possible with secret strategies to make the most of black friday, "gma" contributor, becky worley, up early for us in san francisco. becky, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. are you prepared for the battle that is black friday? it should, you know, just be a fight to get a good deal. not to get the last x-box in aisle seven. so, retailers are changing things up this year. we have a look at what's new. and my top tips to maximize your markdown mastery. black friday can be a full-contact sport. but this year, instead of coming armed only with a rolled up newspaper to fend off the hordes, this year, come with knowledge and my secret strategy. strategy number one, as you know a ton of stores are opening on thanksgiving. and after extensive research, here's my opinion -- the discounts on big-screen l.e.d. tvs, ipads and laptops are impressive. target has a

at cbs news' request, lara logan and max mcclellan are taking a leave of absence. pope francis denounced trickle-down economics as unfair to the poor as he presented a vision for his papacy in a 224- page document, the pope wrote that money must serve, not rule. he also urged priests to get out of their churches, get their shoes muddy and get involved in the life of their faithful. from a new statement, we turn to an old book that is up for auction tonight. this book of psalms dates to 1640. it is believed to be the first book printed in america. boston's old south church is selling it to raise money for its ministries. the presale estimate is a record-breaking $15-30 million. when we come back, turning fraud into an art. when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i had like this four inch band of bumps that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it was- it was excruciating. i did not want anyone to brush into me to cause me more pain than i was already enduring. i wanted to just crawl up in a ball and just, just wait till it passed. [ cou

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>> reporter: good morning to you, lara. oh, yeah.here was courtroom drama this morning when amanda knox's former boyfriend, speaking for the first time since this trial began. proclaiming his innocence. speaking about his love for amanda. and finally breaking down in tears. the jury transfixed and listening to every word he said. as amanda knox and her former boyfriend, raffaele sollecito are once again fighting for their innocence. for the first time in this trial, this morning, sollecito is speaking in the italian courtroom. thanking his family and professing that knox is his first true love. even a place in my life, he said. we had a carefree love. this flower blossomed. emotional at times during his 20-minute statement, he begs and says, quote, i am fighting every day to bring out the truth. apologizing for not taking the charges seriously at the beginning of the first trial in 2007. adding, i never went to parties excessively, never loved liquor. but i may have smoked a couple of joints. but that doesn't change who i am psycholo

que le hiciste, ya tuviste no una, sino dos hijas con esta señora, tu hija menor tiene año y medio lararia para no las reconoció, ninguna de las dos, es mentira. raúl, te lo he aclararlo que reconocer, reconocerlo es decir ese vuelta que su padre, eso no, es llevarla ante un registro civil y reconocer que tu eres el padre biológico de la pequeña, la le diste tus apellidos, eso es reconocer. reconocer la llevarlo al registro civil todavía no. para que quieres decir allá va mi hija, orgulloso soy, no, señor, es legalmente entonces no están reconocidas ningunas de las todos. victoria, perdón, yo no me meto donde no me llaman pero ya me llamaron aquí, dime por favor que buscas, si un hombre al que conociste hace 17 años pasó lo que pasó, nació tu hija que tiene 17, nunca te busco para nada, no la reconoció no se hizo cargo, para que te lo encuentras, insistes en que tenga algo que ver con la niña de 17 cuando es un extraño aparato hija y tu hija con la madurez del mundo lo tiene clarísimo, te lo voy a volver a correr para que te vuelvas embarazar de sabiendo que ya para repetir la historia

>> all right, lara.big screen. now, superstar, hugh jackman, says his newest battle is with skin cancer. the actor made his announcement to the world, by posting an instagram picture of his face following treatment. abc's linsey davis has more on the star's medical scare. >> reporter: from the red carpet and silver screen. to the white sand beaches of his native australia. >> it gets chilly here at night. >> reporter: hugh jackman is one of the most photographed men in the world. but this morning, he's sharing a very different kind of close-up. the 45-year-old actor posting this picture on instagram, revealing he had a basal cell carcinoma removed from his nose. you can see it in this picture, taken just over a week ago. >> that's a brave thing you did. >> reporter: basal cell carcinoma is the most common kind of cancer, with 2.8 million cases diagnosed each year in the u.s. caused mainly by u.v. exposure, cour carcinomas look like a reddish bump or scar. doctors say it's easily treated and death is rare

so civil rights law would not be affected in any way by lara.pponents often argue that reinstating mandatory sanctions for frivolous lawsuits impede judicial discretion, but this is not true. under lara judges retain discretion to determine whether or not a claim is frivolous. if a judge determines at their discretion that a claim is frivolous they must award sanctions. this ensures victims of frivolous lawsuits obtain compensation. but the decision to find a claim frivolous remains with the judge. it applies to both plaintiffs and defendants. it applies to cases brought by individuals as well as businesses, including businesses claims filed to harass competitors and illicitly gain market share. the american people are looking for solutions to obvious problems with lawsuit abuse. lara restores accountability to our legal system by reinstating mandatory sanctions for attorneys who file frivolous lawsuits. though it will not stop all lawsuit abuse, lara encourages attorneys to think twice before filing a frivolous lawsuit. i thank chairman goodlat

luego la relaciÓn con la gente, con los niÑos, abrazaban a todo el mundo como agustÍn lara cuando dames, vamos a cantar una canciÓn que todo el publico nos ayude a participar. cielito lindo, todo el mundo lo conoce y es muy bonito y asÍ fue. ay! ay! ay! canta y no llores. ♪ por quÉ cantando se alegra el cielito lindo los corazones♪. >>> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de enfoque, gracias por el privilegio de dejarme ser parte de su domingo, nos vemos maÑana en el noticiero nacional [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪]

hijo agustÍn lara junior.ndo su nueva vida. oye gustavo por un lado dice y luego se la pasa escribiendo en el twitter, lo que dejÉ y quiero ver quiÉn mÁs lo recoge. quiÉn le creo. >> fÍjate que es la seÑora lourdes.54 aÑos de edad sÚper delgada y no creas que llegÓ con cuauhtÉmoc blanco si no que ella llegÓ sola y al rato llego un joven, bueno, no tan joven espaÑol que de juan galicia y entonces le preguntaron oye, que pasÓ con el cuauhtÉmoc y esto es lo que lourdes nos dice. vamos a oÍrla. >> mÁs con alguien asÍ, en malos pasos, algunos son triunfadores y la carrera es limpia no feo la verdad al contrario, lo que agarrÓ, bueno con cuauhtÉmoc que es campeÓn y gran amigo pero no hay nada. >> oye, fÍjate que nos hace sentir a los feos ya que cuauhtÉmoc no es feo, pues ya cualquiera podemos tirarle la onda. >> pero bueno, estas muy agua po, la verdad que estas guapo. >> eres una excepciÓn. >> oigan queridas paisanas las abrazo desde la capital de la repÚblica mexicana y de un maravilloso fin de semana y en donde

lara joins us this morning. lara, good morning. >> good morning, norah. well, you know the most important thing to every person at "60 minutes" is the truth, and today, the truth is that we made a mistake. and that's very disappointing for any journalist. it's very disappointing for me. nobody likes to admit that they made a mistake, but if you do you have to stand up and take responsibility and you have to say that you were wrong. and in this case we were wrong. we made a mistake. and how did this happen? well dylan davies worked for the state department in libya. he was the manager of the local guard force at the benghazi special mission compound. and he described for us his actions that night, saying that he had entered the compound and he had a confrontation with one of the attackers, and he also said that he had seen the body of ambassador chris stevens in a local hospital. and after our report aired, questions were raised about whether his account was real. after an incident report surfaced that told a different story about what he had done that nig

, the rarely seen host on -- the lightly viewed host on msnbc and one of the best out there today, laraince his comments, homophobic deemed by many and the slurs were outrageous according to many as well. advocacy groups spoke out, show went on hiatus. he was put on probation. now it is canceled. >> the big news is it's canceled. >> they were hateful remarks. his show was canceled. it doesn't seem to be playing grounds when it comes to comments made about individuals; right? >> alec baldwin's show gets bounced. although he does get to apparently keep his credit card commercial ad. and martin bashir over on msnbc who 12 days ago said something so despicable about former governor sarah palin, we're not even going to come close to saying it, but it seems like there is a double standard. martin bashir, he did apologize but he didn't get suspended or anything like that. and joe concha said if you're at msnbc it is okay to attack conservatives or anybody who works on fox or members of the tea party or republicans. but remember, if an msnbc host or anchor strays from the narrative and attacks

(laughter) and on last night the "60 minutes," lara logan addressed the controversy head on at the very top of the last minute of the show. (laughter) >> we end our broadcast tonight with a correction on a story we reported october 27. we realized we had been misled and it was a mistake to include him in our report. for that, we are very sorry. the most important thing to every person at "60 minutes" is the truth and the truth is we made a mistake. >> stephen: folks, i'm not buying this. cbs is good at journalism. there's only one logical explanation for what really happened here. hillary clinton got to them! (laughter) you see, folks, as you well know but i will repeat as often as possible, hillary clinton was secretary of state during the benghazi attacks! i mean, that's her official photo. (laughter) ergo, quid pro quo, am bus brief, she is to blame. and now n.o.w. she's so hungry for power in 2016 that she's somehow convinced "60 minutes" to air this false benghazi apology to discredit their investigation! and we here at the "the colbert report" have now found an eyewitness with sta

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i watched lara this morning on cbs this morning and even though there was an apology, and even though it was borderline mistakes were made, i don't believe there was still an adequate explanation of just what kind of vetting really was done. at the end of the day. >> journalism 101. you have a single source. you have with -- >> most dangerous thing in the universe. >> who is a self-interested source because the source is trying to sell books. then you have a story, which is a political hot potato, which can be red meat to certainly one side of the argument and it seems to me that raises the bar and makes it more crucial that you do your due diligence and i didn't hear anything in the explanation of what we did to vet that leads credibility to the argument we were fooled. you shouldn't have been fooled. >> so, the piece is here is that this was basically, you see this story, you think this is going to light up the right. and it did and it's also like a box for us to check the next time we're accused of liberal media. remember, we did that benghazi story. the threshold is the imprint of

now over to lara and sam. >>> thank you, george.t it to beat it. en joying traditional dishes that you love without all the calories or the sugar. >> exactly. >> we begin. >> the dark meat turkey with cranberry sauce. the darker the turkey, the more fat it harbors. if you don't want to jiggle, don't get the canned cranberry sauce. it's loaded with sugar. >> no jiggling, sam. >> sam, come on out here. >> eight chocolate eclairs. >> one of them doesn't have a filling. i don't know what happened to it. >> eight chocolate eclairs, you can french-kiss your diet good-bye. instead, you want to go with -- >> i'm sorry. >> go with turkey breast and a homemade cranberry sauce. this is a mean, lane, metabolism-boosting protein. when you make it yourself, you end up saving -- 80 grams of sugar. >> that's good. pecan pie. how bad is it? >> you've heard of life of pi. this is death of pie right here. 550 calories with the ice cream. the equivalent of 30 strips of bacon. >> 28 strips of bacon. >> okay, so you suggest -- >> have the pumpkin, bumpki

. >> thanks, lara. >>> we're going to turn, now. switching gears a little bit.ives of atlanta." nene leakes says she's so lucky. going into the hospital. bianna golodryga has her story. >> reporter: she's best known for her larger-than-life permit, on "the real housewives of atlanta." a contender on "celebrity apprentice." and for her role on "glee." >> this girl needs to be punished. >> reporter: but this morning, the 45-year-old is facing a frightening new reality after suffering a blood clot in her lung last week. on her website, posting these pictures from her hospital stay. saying she's lucky to be alive. late last week, i wasn't feeling well. and was feeling a little short of breath. i know my body. and i know when i should be concerned. so, i went to the hospital to get checked out. >> a blood clot in your lung is a true medical emergency. about 500,000 people have a blood clot every year. and 100,000 die. >> reporter: her busy schedule may have been a contributing factor. >> she pointed to air travel as one possible cause of what happened to her. >> repo

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george, andrew, lara, josh.cared for by everyone. >> come here, andrew. >> i want to thank everyone for rushing to my side and holding my hand, and letting me know it's going to be okay. and to have robin as someone who, you know, i can follow in such great footsteps to know that it's going to be okay. and i'm a fighter. >> you are a fighter. you were there for me. i'm here for you. we all -- we all are here for you. >> you're going to beat this. period. you're going to beat this. >> special music helped you. >> this is my favorite song. let's the words come out. say what you want to say. be brave. >> love you, amy. >> love you. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. a shelter in place has been lifted for people near a fire at a metal recycling plant in redwood city. the fire on seaport boulevard is now under control after an all-night effort by fire crews. no word yet what caused the fire. in oakland a complaint call helps police break up a massive side show near the port of oakland last night. more than 100 cars w

as george, robin and lara taking well-deserved time off.te of the 94th annual abc and dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. sam, the oldest in america. hello to you, good sir. >> it's true, josh. i'm not the oldest in america. but the parade is. i want to be clear. i want to make sure that america gets that figured out. what's a parade without some pilgrims? we found some pilgrims from around the area. we have folks on unicycles. we have a float or two. some clowns. this is like the 94th year. so, old this parade, that gimbel's, you have to watch old movies to know who gimbel's is. gumbel's is the original sponsor. now, it's dunkin' donuts. the favorite station of philadelphia, wpvi, i love them. this is the show that gives you two parades this morning. my lovely ginger zee is standing at the macy's parade in new york city. ginger, how is it going? the pictures look beautiful this morning. >> it is. it is. for a very cold morning, this is beautiful. how lucky are we that we have just learned, just now learned -- you see right here, the ne

i don't know what lara logan knew. she spent a year working on this story.f she paid attention we would know on the night of the attacks, mitt romney politicized this tragedy for his own agenda and trashed the president and trashed secretary clinton and said they were sympathizing with the attackers so "60 minutes" and its story is another version of the same hoax and scandal that they unearthed as "60 minutes" has nothing to do with benghazi. their willingness to be duped by the right. >> is part of the problem here how cbs initially reacted to this story so quick to defend davies and so unwilling to allow that there might have been a problem? >> yes. that's part of the problem. the bigger problem though is them not being open about their reporting process. why were they so quick to defend him given the fact that there was a discrepancy about his actual presence there? they made you think they had done their due del diligence so to say we didn't do our due diligence on this makes you really question what was going on in the year they said they reported this

. >> and you know -- >> ordered 60 minutes correspondent, lara logan ask her producer to take a leave of absence on the deadly raid on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. the show relied on a contractor who lied it was later revealed. found the network did a poor job of betting that source. still unclear how long they will have to take a leave of absence. >> the controversy over president obama's nuclear deal is still the subject of lots of debate in d.c. and all around the world. but for many regular americans, the big question is simple. was this a good deal and if it's not, what were the other options? joining us tonight is ambassador and leader of a group known as global zero, he was ambassador for several presidents and several countries and most notably, ambassador to the u.n. thanks for coming in. >> i'll ask you the first question, good deal or bad deal on balance? >> good deal on balance. if you got the 20 leading experts on iran in a room, six weeks ago, and layed out this deal, 95% of them would have said not possible. >> not possible, because iran wouldn't have agreed to it. w

let's take lara logan first. conservatives, hateded by some liberals and some liberal media advocacy groups that immediately tried to tear to pieces. turns out that report was pretty easy to tear apart. liberals were on to something in that case. and then the conservatives fell silent about all the neshl initial celebrating. let's take alec baldwin. in that case it was all sorts of people with different points of view that were upset by his comments. conservatives don't like him because he has a history of liberal political opinions. some liberals were unhappy with what seemed to be an anti-gay comment he made. he has blamed the quote/unquote fundamentalist wing of gay advocacy groups. but in this case, it was all of these sorts of, you know, battles and this was a proxy for that. >> even bashir, what he said way over the line of any type of acceptable behavior. however also in a political context. >> that's right. you about because he was talking about sarah palin, we saw some conservatives immediately go after