survey says, nope. >> we've been a little bit lazy over the last couple of decades.ant to come here and we aren't out there hungry, selling america, and trying to attract new businesses into america. >> so he did say the word lazy, which in retrospect probably wishes he hadn't, but he wasn't talking about americans, he was talking about policy makers, washington, america probably thinks washington has been lazy. he was talking essentially about himself and the town he's in. saying more or less the opposite of what mitt romney accused him of having said. the first time this happened you could imagine this was a fluke, second time, perhaps a coincidence, at this point, looks like creative editing is a core strategy in the republican campaign this cycle. steve benen who writes for the maddowblog, show producer, msnbc contributor, all-around terrific guy. thank you for being here. >> thank you, ezra, it's good to be here. >> look, politics ain't bean bag, like they say. not like the obama campaign has nench been ungenerous with romney's words. adical leftist w kinds of c

i think america probably thinks washington has been a bit lazy.e was talking, essentially, about himself and the town he's in, saying more or less the opposite of what mitt romney accused him of having said. the first time this happened, you could maybe imagine it was a fluke. the second time, perhaps a coincidence. at this point, it's looking like creative editing is a core strategy for the republican campaign this cycle. steve bennan writes for "the maddow blog," a producer for the show and msnbc contributor and an all-around terrific guy. steve, thank you for being here. >> thank you, ezra. it's good to be here. >> look, politics ain't beanbag, as they say. it's not like the obama campaign has never been generous with mitt romney's words, but lately, it seems to be the whole campaign, it's all misunderstandings and you didn't build that and our plan worked. that doesn't seem like the strategy you choose when you've actually got a good argument that's resonating with the american people. >> exactly. that's the thing about this that strikes me th

five million people around the world die every year of laziness.esearchers found a third adults do not get enough physical activity, one if three not getting enough. and they say that results in deadly health problems including heart disease, diabetes and cancer. with us is our doctor from columbia university medical center. >>guest: less than 4 percent of americans walk to work and less than 2 percent of people ride to work and unfortunately physical activity is linked with heart disease, diabetes, and surprisingly many people do not realize the link between inactivity and breast cancer and inactivity in colon cancer. and this study was published in a reputable journal and they looked at 122 countries, 33 researchers and unfortunately, the western countries and high income earners are the ones that are the worst at doing any kind of activity. >>shepard: the recommendations change all time. what is the recommendation now, how much exercise, grown man or grown woman? >>guest: good question. different doctors give different advice but the key is card

survey says, nope. >> we've been a little bit lazy over the last couple of decades. we've taken for granted people are going to want to come here and we haven't been trying to attract new businesses into america. >> so he did say the word lazy, which in retrospect probably wishes he hadn't, but he wasn't talking about americans, he was talking about policy makers, essentially, about himself and the town he's in of the more or less the opposite of what mitt romney accused him of having said. the first time this happened you could imagine this was a fluke, second time, perhaps a coincidence, at this point, looks like creative editing is a strategy. steve benen who writes for the madd maddowblog, all-around terrific guy. thank you for being here. >> thank you, ezra, it's good to be here. >> look, politics ain't bean bag, like they say. but lately this seems to be the whole campaign. it's all misunderstanding of you didn't build that and our plan worked. that doesn't seem like the strategy you choose when you've actually got a good argument that's resinating with the ame

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lazy, lazy cats don't get no job. i don't know what i am saying.it seems steep, eight out of 10. and you are like a business type, you know? you know what is going on. why is this happening? is it because women are lazy? >> no it is not that. it is either that there is discrimination going on with rehiring, but i would like to believe that's not what it is. it seems like a lot of men were hit and then laid off and maybe they are rebounding faster and women are lagging behind. a lot of the jobs were cut and haven't come back. >> that's a good point, the government actually shrunk. >> since women are getting hit hardest under the obama economy, why do they continue to support him. >> as a matter of fact, let me channel my inner michelle bachman. it is a conspiracy by bonnie frank. he started the whole banking crisis that caused the recession. they caused these women to stop losing jobs like this. i am just kidding, of course. her point was -- >> did you blame gays for the recession? >> or you can say -- if you blame bush for the recession you can say

hey think we're just lazy i think that most of it is better to see your coach sleeping doing well to do this to even the cost of an early death yeah but nobody thinks because we don't do enough exercise and we large portions are cut down the portions everyone knows this it seems to be common knowledge no one's doing anything about it that's right because they don't have intestinal fortitude to follow through that's what is meant but that make one perfect i think even though our knowledge of science getting a lot bigger it's very concentrated i feel like a lot of it is in things like colleges and the higher educated but we're not transferring that knowledge to other people it's all caught in one place around spreading it around the population enough to that's why we still enjoy things like fast food just because a lot of people are still ignorant to how bad it really is or the calories oh that's because it's like a drug it is like a drug we're all addicts tell that delicious that's our problem what's your addiction we like to sit chocolate chip cookies i just think that poor middle cl

talk about the superiority of germany and the inferiority of all of the countries what i mean by lazytalk is that when we look at the figures we can see there's until very recently the capita g.d.p. in france was higher than it was in germany this was the case until only a few years ago so france is an intelligent country and the people running it are intelligent i'm skeptical but i'm not it would rule out their chance of success for the time being farai with that said the france pm is also quite optimistic he wants people to rally behind the government in cutting the quote unprecedented debt crisis that's how he's to get at that's what he called that how is that going to go down with the public that voted against austerity and tax hikes on the street some talking about i know they did but again let's. get the reality in perspective the. was of the previous government in other words it was the previous gov. racked up the amount of debt and now the incoming government as would be the case for any government at whatever complex has to try to put some it's house in order now i repeat whe

you've kind of seen the inner workings of this how does that happen i mean is it intentional is it lazy i mean what is it. it's both it starts out as intentional so they will be lobbying groups who will make such a person vailable to their allies so someone like fox news and fox news knows that he's actually a lobbyist and they are perfectly happy to pretend he's a small business owner there have a symbiotic relationship with the republican party in fact they donate millions of dollars to the republican party and then they have republican party officials on as spokespeople not just officially in their roles but then they'll pay them like they'll pay sarah palin newt gingrich rick santorum who want up running for president cetera so it starts on purpose as a propaganda campaign and then the other networks because they're lazy will go oh ok great yeah well. it's news as a small business owner it must be a small business owner what am i going to do go to find actual small business owner that would take a lot of work so i'll just take their word for it and then it spreads and it spreads and

how lazy or drug addicted did rush limbaugh have to be as a college student to flunk everything? rush smoke as a college student? how much coke did he snort? this is a drug addict we're talking about. rush limbaugh is a drug addict. he grew up to be a radio talk show host drug addict who committed crimes to get his drugs and was convicted of those crimes while mitt romney was building the country, and suspended his appearances on his radio show to deal with his drug addiction. rush limbaugh hates barack obama. hates him. but he knows he can't say exactly those words, so this is the way rush found today to say, i, rush limbaugh, hate barack obama. >> i'll tell you what. i think it -- i think it can now be said, without equivocation, barack obama is trying to dismantle, brick by brick, the american dream. there's no other way to put this! there's no other way to explain this! he was indoctrinated as a child. his father was a communist, mother was a leftist, sent to prep ivy league schools where his contempt for the country was reinforced. >> ah! so ivy league schools reinforce cont

like it out for the people involved gets increases every time so that's kind of logical to me it's lazy journalism you know they don't have anything else to write about it since they have any fun kevin come on now and i care about the sport are what's with the event that you're looking forward to the most that handball. i think the dutch have a great i was so i saw you i saw the wheel spin in the right. side just happen and just you go in for it i give you problems obviously you know you're not interested in soccer and nobody else is as we mentioned the other day on the show they have to give up like five hundred thousand of the tickets because nobody is buying any of soccer tickets let's move on to something else shall we first of all another one of my favorite kind of stories and i think one of your least favorite it's not getting the happening. all right so the hubble telescope spotted a spiral galaxy that apparently shouldn't exist ten point seven billion years old and they say that it's in a knot and it's an anomaly excuse me because it was present in the early universe about three

idiots want to hear they can't just suck up to races by throwing out the lie that black people are lazy or suck up to religious bigots by saying that all muslims are terrorists or suck up to the paranoid almost by saying that gays are pedophiles so instead they talk in code the republican dog whistle sure saying that president obama's policies are foreign might sound benign to the general electorate to a much smaller target a group of individuals like the tea party the far right and fox so-called news viewers basically the crazies who actually think the president was born in kenya more than half of fox viewers do or who are uncomfortable with a black man in the white house characterizing the president as foreign as a very clear meaning it's the republican dog whistle. and mitt romney isn't at all afraid to get in the mud with these whack jobs and tell them what they want to hear albeit in code because the paranoid the racists and the bigots actually show up to. our nation as a long history of republican dog whistle politics richard nixon proudly called it his southern strategy to win th

then there's a real reporting on the island of history it's lazy timing was and we see these every cycle with the olympics you know it was you know jockey feels in production sixty thousand broke and i think that there's something to say about that is it becomes a bigger and bigger spectacle there's more media members there the parties are bigger it's logical i mean it is like what do you think i'm here for the media and the answer is that i've been down like it out with the people involved increases every time so that's kind of logical to me it's lazy journalism you know they don't have anything else to write about it since they don't have any fun kevin come on now i care about the sport are what's with the event that you're looking forward to the most that handball. the dutch have a great time i saw i saw you i saw the wheel spin in right and i saw i just happen and just you go in for it i give you problems obviously you know you're not interested in soccer and nobody else is as we mentioned the other day on the show they have to give up like five hundred thousand of the tickets becaus

. >> cliches are lazy arguments that are sort of masquerads idgi >>t. ge ol te -he tks about euphemism and lazy metaphors which is the same thing. he says they come like prefricad and e up dog r kior u uyntodea at cius i a sus and real concept, something nice and good that everyone should agree with andame into the movie ten nube tnd usu soe thin fou altis d eocancgo back over a century. >> you say this idea, students would come up to you doing a lecturand ey wld i sa wyout w feough s wherouantoay >> i speak on a lot of college campuses and one reason i wrote "lite fascism"s i was f up beca asc so vw titur wore t wno a of moxie goldbergs. so o thing i noticed is kids arno jt - re to vyalf at thhis eogy omet the only way to maintain prosperity is to have a strong national defense, kids will say that unds l anolalte. d t w s t enevol a as if that is not an ideological statement. >> i never heard that phrase. >> weil ce k s t mou may disagree with me but i will defend to the death your right to say it lkovache tdmtr it hea st wpum oe um magazine. i don't e

if ktvu's sal castaneda tells us there are concerns these quick fixes are making people lazy. >> reporteryou can imagine it, there's probably an app for that. making it easy to use social network sites buy music and play games. now people are using apps to fine people to do things they don't want to do such as go shopping, assemble furniture or clean your house. san francisco's task rabbit is one of many customers connecting workers with those who need things done. >> just go online. name the task that you need done. find the person that's most appropriate and that person could be down the block for you. >> reporter: but some say this convenience can make you lazy and anti social. >> if the reason we're outsources all these task so we can spend more time on social media and not go out and meet people. she says apps like this make her more not less productive. >> i think it definitely makes you productive. i think it makes you more efficient if you are better in certain aspects of your life, you focus your time in doing that and what you're not so good at you have people do it. yeah i thin

. >> country superstar, troy cook jr., new song, lazy american dream. >> lazy american dream.r free ♪ ♪ the home of the made of in the land of the what about me ♪ ♪ >> anything worth having we should have it all for free. >> what was his -- oh, what's that mean? >> that's a good song. >> one more thing, something nice about bush. >> thank you. >> well, this is not so nice. you know that 200 and so years ago we kicked the british's butts, now they're offended. the olympics start this week so these people that are mad because the americans are coming over, spending hard-earned money to pump up the economy, this is the bag they decided to put together. it says, i rented my flat to a fat american family. isn't that rude? >> it is really rude. >> but apparently they're selling them. a london -- londoner is selling those bags and i don't think it's clever. >> i wouldn't stay in their flats. they're dusty and dirty and have cold water. >> that's the bob beckel we know. >> and small refrigerators and horrible showers. >> yet, dana, you married a british man. >> who lives in america. >

everyone is lazy and just wants to get rid of the problem, not fix it. this almost fixes it but seems like they want to send a message. the kids that are affected had nothing to do with it. the students there had nothing to do with it. >> it will be such a charged issue today moving forward. such a hot issue. >> to me vacating of all the wins. how do you feel about that. >> lavar arrington, does he have to give back his trophy that he won, the accolades that he gained. >> i assume no. >> what sandusky did, why does that affect the guys on the field. you are punishing an institution, yes, but there were kids that put their blood, sweat and tears into the game to go into further education and athletics now you are taking away their wins that they had nothing to do with, unbelievable. >> you mentioned the death penalty, nullly identifying the football program. this isn't the death penalty. >> not at all. it's just sending a message saying anyone else out there with a kid toucher, don't do that. if you turn your heads to this in the future, this is what will

if ktvu's sal castaneda tells us there are concerns these quick fixes are making people lazy. >> reporterhere's probably an app for that. making it easy to use social network sites buy music and play games. now people are using apps to fine people to do things they don't want to do such as go shopping, assemble furniture or clean your house. san francisco's task rabbit is one of many customers connecting workers with those who need things done. >> just go online. name the task that you need done. find the person that's most appropriate and that person could be down the block for you. >> reporter: but some say this convenience can make you lazy and anti social. >> if the reason we're outsources all these task so we can spend more time on social media and not go out and meet people. she says apps like this make her more not less productive. >> i think it definitely makes you productive. i think it makes you more efficient if you are better in certain aspects of your life, you focus your time in doing that and what you're not so good at you have people do it. yeah i think that's more product

>> i think that praying away the gay has been a lazy stereotype. that's not what i did.far as repairtive therapy, for year, we endorsed that and had people within our movement who did therapy, but so much of the focus is changing there where they're talking about 100% cures and using that word specifically with me in private conversations and even introduce ing things like hetero sexual pornography to help instigate attraction. i don't find that healthy at all. >> i guess what i'm waiting for you to say is that it doesn't work because in the times, quote, he said that vir yully exgay he has met still harbors homosexual cravings, himself including. you're married, father of two. you have homosexual cravings, is that right? >> i have same sex attractions. i didn't use the word cravings nor would i. my attractions, if you want to know, are specifically and always towards my wife. for me, those things have changed. my life is not the the same as it was 21 years ago when i sought help, but to say that i don't have temptations or could never be tempted or don't have same-sex a

the lazy days of summer are no more for today's workforce. more than half of american's plan on working during their vacations, from checking e-mail to doing actual work, according to one software company. people want to solidify their job security and impress their boss. >> not me. when i'm on vacation, i do not know what the weather will be like. people ask me. i do not know any more than you. 84 at the airport. 83 in park. it feels tropical out there because of the dew point. 96 in kansas city right now. a chunk of this warm air that has been plaguing the midwest will be coming towards us. in the mid 90's for the next couple of days. just a quick shot of that hot air and then we will cool off in the middle portion of the week. typically, as we change air masses, you get some of the weather, and that might be the case today. you can see the clouds thickening up over the last couple of hours. starting to see some showers and thunderstorms pop up in the mountains. a cluster of storms coming across ohio right now. as we get into the afternoon,

>> i think that praying away the gay has been a lazy stereotype. that's certainly not what i did. i think it invalidates the complexity of this very complex issue. as far as repairitive therapy, for years we endorsed that and had people within your movement who did repairitive therapy. but so much of the focus is changing there where they're talking about 100% cures and using that word specifically with me in private conversations and then even introducing things like heterosexual pornography to help instigate or bring about heterosexual attraction. i don't feel that's healthy or realistic at all. >> i guess what i'm waiting for you to say is that it doesn't work because in the times, quote, he said that virtually every ex-gay he's met still harbors homosexual cravings himself included. you're married, father of two. you have homosexual cravings, is that right? >> i have same sex attractions. you know, i think that what eric said in "the times" isn't what i said. i didn't use the word cravings nor would i use them. i'm married. i'm happily married. my attractions, if you want to k

what do you say that it's lazy reporting because you didn't consider the amount of murders they havegs about themselves. especially in the tsa line at the burbank airport. but when i took the time to read it and they didn't point out any factual errors, i felt better with how the story was handled. this is the best thing that can come from a story like this. it shows that we're holding these city services accountable and we're starting a dialogue,. >> cenk: i think that's why they're unaccustomed to it. you wind up having sources and maybe it takes someone to take it on. let's get to the heart of it. what does it take to be able to go to facebook and identify barnes. >> when we looked at a search warrant related to the february 12th shooting, we found that a witness in that shooting said on february 13th, the day after the shooting that he could point out barnes on facebook. again, this is based on limited information in the report from the search warrant. but it appears that the detectives did not follow up on that until april 11th, that night after the two students had been killed.

this is a lazy generation and that is pathetic to me.e need jobs and part of your job you are connected on your vacation so be it. >> johnathon you need a vacation. you need to disconnect for a couple of days, no . i am so busy on my phone here. tweet doing important effective research. we have spent millions of years trying to develop this technology. i enemy kris' camp. i do aflaud them. human resources innovation with private dollars. quee don't need to tell us. but the private market as usual is doing fine. >> it might be more healthy. people get stressed out if they are not connected to facebook or e-mail. maybe we do need to pay attention. i think people need to understand themselves and draw the lines for the sake of their health and familis and if they can do that, great. if kris has a heart attack his wife would be pist off because he was not with his blackberry. >> she can upgrade. >> we would miss you, too. kris. >> wayne, what do you think. i agree with john. i am like kris, i am a work alcoholic and i couldn't think of it an

, let me interrupt you, i put the name james holmes into my search engine and hit the "i'm feeling lazy button." (laughter and applause) of course stephanopoulos is in the middle... stephanopoulos is in the middle of doing a lot of things and i'm assuming he was under the impression that brian ross checked out this (bleep) he's saying on air before saying it. because brian ross is the chief investigative correspondent and not, let's say, the office gossip. (laughter) yeah, jim hums and he's totally a porn star and i... (laughter) i'm just... george, i'm just saying the killer is a porn star. (laughter) oh, wait, i'm sorry, that's totally john holmes but, um, whatever. (laughter) so of course two and a half hours later... >> an earlier report that i had was incorrect that he was connected with the tea party in fact, that's a different jim holmes. he is not connected to the tea party. >> jon: and? and? >> and what we do know about him is that he's a 24-year-old white male who went to colorado for a ph.d.. >> jon: no. no. the and "i am really (bleep)ing sorry." (cheers and applause) "reall

(laughter) def leppard isn't doing lazy cover versions of their songs, they are recreating every nuance. which is a challenge because there's not a lot of nuance in def leppard songs. joe? taken a interview solo. >> we've got to be really care that we actually study these things. literally it's like forgeries, like donald please sans in "the great escape" doing the passports. it's got to be exactly the same to fool the german guard. >> stephen: that's right. each recording will come with a money-back guarantee good enough to fool a nazi. let's see it's true. jimmy, let's hear some of the original 1983 regarding of "rock of ages." ♪ rock of ages, rock of ages ♪ >> stephen: all right, okay. now let's hear the one they recorded this year. ♪ rock of ages... >> stephen: (bleep), that's amazing! not only... now not only can they release their music without their label, i think it's safe to say def leppard has a new career as the world's best def leppard cover band! (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. folks, my guest

it is typical that these fronts drop in, get lazy, and they stop. this has all down over north carolina. that's not too far from washington but meteorologically speaking, it's close enough to have an impact on our weather. this is bringing the slight chance of a few showers. partly cloudy and monday tonight. a straight thundershower possible. temperatures down near 70 again. a mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow, a carbon copy of today. another slight chance of a late day shower. mid to operate the's for the rest of this week and the best chance for storms will be friday through the weekend. -- mid to upper epoxy for the rest of this week. we will let you know if anything will be stronger. >> we appreciate that. coming up on abc7 news at noon, sneak peek at the what a president believes matters. mitt romney's companies were pioneers in outsourcing us jobs to low-wage countries. he supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. president obama believes in insourcing. he fought to save the us auto industry and favors tax cuts for companies