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. >> host: the lies.he lies. >> guest: what is at stake here is that blacks and women are -- are creating the tea party, making it a place that unlike the republican party, which is a toxic environment for blacks, and that's been the media's job for years -- this is a place for blacks and women and hispanics to recreate this country in this original constitutional vision and that is the threat, that is why they had to fight. that's why they had to lie. that's why nancy pelosi -- >> host: but these are vicious lies. >> guest: what happened -- >> host: vicious lies. >> guest: what happened is this and all i have to do is point to the architecture of capitol hill. there are tunnels between the canon house-building and the capitol, and that is how nancy pelosi travels. that's how she get to her capitol to vote. but on this day, when 40,000 taxpayers, tea party members, got out there to say, kill the bill. kill the bill. >> host: what bill? >> guest: obamacare. the day before obamacare there was a tea party ra

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. >> sex, lies, arrogance, it's just a headline on the "time" magazine cover. it also reads what makes powerful men act like pigs. we put that question to the author of the feature story executive editor nancy gibbs. >> it is not all men by any means but what we have found through history is that with opportunity seems to come an inclination to act on it and the more wealthy and powerful and famous and accomplished men are, the more opportunity they have to misbehave. what some social scientists have suggested is that the ordinary men who don't have an opportunity develop the muscles of monogamy, of self-restraint and delayed gratification, but if over time you all this opportunity, all of these women, then those muscles weaken and you end up with men whose success often also makes them feel entitled to take whatever they want and there's -- if it's available, then they are inclined to take it. >> how do you go from being a man in power, being a business person, to being confident, to entitlement and narcissism. what other way is there of putting it? >> well, y

lied and lied, this time, she's telling the truth.it yesterday with a bunch of people. this has garnered such interest across the country. how did they react to everything they heard? >> reporter: i this i the big reaction among many was to notice the gaping hole in the defense team's theory. they never explained what happened to little caylee anthony's body after her grandfather allegedly lifted her out of the swimming pool, how the body got into the woods and how the duct tape wound up around her face. the defense almost seemed to suggest the meter reader who found anthony's body had gone to the woods months earlier and staged the crime scene. bizarre. >> yeah, not the last we'll hear of it. mike deforest in orlando, thanks. we'll bring you more from inside the courtroom in our next hour as well. >>> up next, jim morehart survived the plane crash that killed senator ted stevens. >> you kind of start thinking you know how many flights are lost in alaska where you never find them. you start thinking they may never find us >> his story

to congress good quote everyone lies to congress so he's legitimizing institutional kind of disregard for the law and this goes in print and there's no outcry about this and it's and given the what we saw with the adamic stress strauss kahn and the i.m.s. behavior recently and this is part and parcel of a culture of wall street of lawlessness of transgression of any any rules or regulations and it seems as though you've got a culture that's gone just from law breaking to being predatory almost collegial like kalid you like capitalists they're going up salute bob. down there what how do you live in the culture what is it that's going on with these people whoever is able to sort of you know discard. their central morality and in in a lot of ethics and in just you know basic human kindness tends to rise in these firms and to run them in and if you take that outside of the wall street arena into you know what the i.m.f. is doing with with peripheral weaker countries in europe versus the poor countries of the i.m.f. you know represents even though it's supposedly you know a body that repre

as the northern father of all lies as it relates to the israeli palestinian conflict is it israel's been in danger of annihilation i detail in the three volumes of my book it is a complete lie israel's existence is never green in danger from any combination of arab military force and that is unlikely to change in any foreseeable future. the fighters on the ground are giving up hope and they are minister warning is at his worst to come. and the time of defeat and retreat is over now it's time for the israeli people and the israeli enemy to pay. israel is keeping quiet amid the current chaos in the middle east and north africa but behind closed doors will be plenty of disquiet here about how much america's desire to make new friends in the arab world is few links serious instability policy r.t. television. the u.n. security council has failed to pass a statement condemning of the syrian government for its use of force against anti-government protesters some nations blocked the move fearing it could lead to a repeat of the situation in libya russia was among the countries that objected to t

intervention to happen in libya but not syria so far an overwhelming majority believes the reason lies with syria smaller oil reserves thirty five percent think it's only a question of time before nato begins bombing there about six per cent i think the reason is the different leadership style of president assad purses car colonel gadhafi whatever you think about it have your say. arrest in the middle east and north africa has been partly fueled by western powers and from within the region itself according to the president and yet he spoke exclusively with our team he supreme here's a preview of what's coming your way next hour. some countries in the region and some with you can cheese can leave at least tendencies comedy scene in the suit you need least if you can chilled kale scenarios and. it is enough to have a look at what is going on in egypt tunisia and other countries cannot be cooled otherwise and it gives the region. with france taking an active part in the nato bombing of libya fears arising it could result in a revenge attacks security alert in the country has been dramatic

to ron's arch nemesis israel syria syria isn't the same as libya geopolitically we've always been lies that syria is iran's springboard in its fight against israel this is why it will eventually make a powerful sunni jetted impact on iran's positions but this brings us back to the question what country will follow syria if it meant in syria progress according to the libyan scenario we will probably see a similar developments in iran unfortunately patti's iran will repeat the syrian scenario iranian ships have dropped anchor in syrian ports. in numerous books to tel aviv but damascus crippled by crisis iran may lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with a habit of meddling in aiding revolutionary forces in the region the result may be catastrophic but if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response that is a definite and very r

system will sweep in and keep us cool today, with lies in the six -- highs in the 60s. cloudy, rain to the north, low amounts to the south. the winds already cranking up and very cool highs. upper 60s and too much in the way of cloud cover. 50s and 60s. cloudy skies, rain farther north you go, better likelihood of measurable amounts. south of that, more clouds than anything else. windy thursday. maybe a break friday, but everything looks like it will stay below average on temps. >>> the sharks are heading home, following their heart breaking elimination from the nhl playoffs. >> the canucks are heading to the stanley cup finals after beating the sharks in double overtime. the sharks were beaten by a crazy goal that stunned nearly everyone on the ice. >> no one on the ice saw where the puck was, except the guy shooting it, so i can't explain that. i don't know why that happened. but it did. >> the puck appeared to be heading behind the net from the right point. that's where everybody, including the sharks' goalie focused their attention. instead, it hit a post and someho

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. >> host: the lies, the lies. >> guest: what is at stake here is that blacks and women are creating the tea party, making it a place that unlike the republican party which is a toxic environment for blacks, and that's the media's job for years, but this is a place for black, women, and hispanics to recreate the country in its original constitution vision, and that is the threat. that is why they had to fight. that's why they had to lie. that's why nancy pelosi -- >> host: these are vicious lies. >> guest: what happened was this. i have to point to the architectture of capitol hill. there's tunnels between the cannon house building and the capitol, and that is how nancy pelosi travels. that's how she gets to her capitol to vote, but on this day, when 40,000 taxpayers tea party members got out there to say kill the bill, kill the bill -- >> host: what bill? >> guest: obama coir, the day before obamacare, there was a tea party rally, and nancy pelosi orchestrated, guarantee you, it's pretty much undenial when you see what happened, we started to get word out that barney frank was calle

no more lies and laws and corruption and government failure. no more. at the scene of the crime there's only the criminal and the victim. the police, though well intentioned --, and they all know this despite all their best intentions, they always come later, and the victim is all too often forgotten. it's time the victims in this country got a fighting chance. every american deserves that. it is our right, it is our time to demand that members of congress honor that right and immediately enact national right to carry reciprocity all over this land. [applause] we're going to do it with your help, believe me. the second amendment to the u.s. constitution has never been more relevant than it is today. a well regulated misch, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. [applause] the founding fathers, they sure had it right from the beginning. our security is in our own hands. ensured by the bearing of arms in the hands of good people all across this country. the safety of our homes

ways one they created the usual phony conservative scandal that doesn't exist by claiming that she lied and didn't tell people she was advise ing of the treasury secretary about consumer financial issues or the attorneys general you know advising the president and the cabinet is or anyone they asked her to advise her job and she never lied about that he also even got so petty as to say that she lied about the scheduling of her testimony which if you read there were reports he couldn't possibly know what conversations she had with his staff about the testimony so he's kind of showed himself to be both you know a bank attack dog and not a very pleasant human being and in return to you know there is they'll tell this big lie that she's running with some sort of you know super agency and you know it's an ugly little display today so the president has had a year and a half to put somebody in this position has he not done so because the republicans have just said don't even bother with this case the the agency the bureau doesn't stand up until about twenty seconds so he has time he that he is

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that baby was from dang and the bulls had an early lied.s, 10 rebounds, 5 assists for lebron james. 85-75. they go to miami for game three and four. warriors met with brian shaw in los angeles. the word is yesterday, who knows what is going to happen. the one thing about shaw, he has no marks on him. joe, the owner, would like to go with a new talent, not a retread, and brian would be perfect. of course, he is still in the running for the laker job, and kareem abdul-jabbar says magic johnson and west has statutes in front of staples and saying he was offended, that's not significant enough to get a statute. you got to get somebody else to say it for you. make sense? you just don't say -- you get somebody else to blow it out there. >>> good night, everybody. stog until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there w

their credit cards proving that sony's attempt it claiming or calming its customers was nothing but lies so while gamers are stewing with anger so many is an emergency repair about several risk. sources are now reporting of the japanese electronics giant has hired outside investigators to help them fix their flimsy network security and to catch the hackers who flip the company upside down and in fact many high profile government departments and type firms are also getting involved in this matter that authority which is led by former agents within the u.s. naval criminal investigative service is working with the f.b.i. and the partner of homeland security even the house committee on energy and commerce so clearly so he has no problem dropping lots of cash to bring in the best of the best to fix their problem but also figure out another area where they're really really hurting that's their public relations department we already told you that they waited days to even alert their customers about the first ring of security breaches now people are questioning why we haven't heard more from the

much of this great civilization still lies beneath the desert. the science of the space-age is being used to cut through the sand. they are using satellites and infrared imaging and even undiscovered periods. these are terrible -- pyramids. they reveal a vast network of buildings and streets. actual excavations are confirming the technique works. >> it is exciting for me as an archeologist because we have here a very detailed of brickwork. it is something that validate if the satellite work. >> imaging from space is pointing to possibly to undone pyramids at the important burial site. they have ordered the test excavations to find out what really lies beneath. much digging will need to be done to confirm the presence of all that is being protected from space. they are shedding new light on the ancient worlds. >> there are no words to match this moment. that is not oprah winfrey immodestly described reading the audience. after 25 years, the queen of daytime talk is bidding farewell to the program but of her high worldwide fame and untold riches. d

the intelligence service lies to the military. the military lies to the civilian government and all the way around. >> and we give them 3 billion. >> the administration wants -- we think this is a possibility to have serious reconciliation talks with the taliban. mark grossman our special envoy is over there this week talking about that very thing and with them and with the afghans. we also need some help if we have a hot line on zawahiri. we need them toe sort of take that seriously. my first reaction is hey, they're trying to drum up a lot of support. this was america sort of invading us. and trying to be in cahoots with them. >> leon panetta told members saying they were either involved or incompetent. neither is a good place to be. >> i've heard sort of this line elsewhere in the government is trying to give the answer. that have no reason to believe that they were complicit in leading been laden stay there. you know, he said that as zpwhroke a sense but i think that there are a lot of people in this government think the pakis

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that they tell you on capitol hill are the lies that they might say and some other networks are just that their lies the masses the people minutes will absolutely support their president and they support him because he's providing for the great majority of the people like the story said you know there in them in poverty they are completely eliminated in literacy their every single human being there has health care for free i mean it's a system it's amazing what they're doing in they're doing this so so so fast you know in this country survey after survey shows that americans do agree that you know the world has to be distributed a bit more evenly but when they hear the socialist word they get really scared if they do see what's happening in venezuela you know it's these totally unsubstantiated. claims of drugs and all these things they're simply not true the reason that the united states hates the minister well is because of what they're doing with the oil money there for generations simply made a few in his oil is rich and now that money's being used to you know better the living co

about w m d's and fake uranium niger you know documents of yellowcake this is the same group that lies to us propecia alos and the timing is this too conspicuous in terms of how it's serving obama not to mention that we would be talking about how april was the deadliest month in iraq if it wasn't for this story hey alex this is a look at asking can you talk about the psychological aspects of this i mean just last year the washington post reported how at fort bragg and the cia there were making fake cia videos of osama bin laden can you tell us about a psychological effects of people sure i mean. we've already exposed that but they just threw out our face last year in washington post that we make fake videos the psychological effect is obama is the third administration of george w. bush you could call it the fifth administration. or the third putting on how you look at it because because of course under reagan you know george herbert walker bush was really running things so we're talking about three to five ministrations the same people depending on your perspective and the attempted as