liberalism. liberalism generally takes the side of kind of thing that was affirmed in the roman empire. said just as a historic of ethics i can see the trajectory and i would ask them. you can be a hindu or buddhist or from another country, you still see the same transformation historically we could look like a great arc, christianity transforms the west and then it's secularization removes it, returns to his present position. so that's how i understand how it is that liberalism has become established as a worldview. it isn't just in the spring corporate it isn't just the education. it does occur to these things but there's a greater long-standing transformation taking hold here and it does result, i argued, in an affirmation through the state of what amounts to an anti-christian position. and again this is something we can see by just comparing the views that they can hold and are now receiving. >> host: let's talk a little about country's founding. you write about that in the book. the separati

liberal,. we're being generally nice and with a heavy emphasis on tolerance and not supranatural and a stress on being done in this world and bring to the country practical way. there is overlap with christianity that if you do not clothe the naked and help the poor, help the oppressed me will be with the goats, they don't get a good treatment like the sheep so if you do not treat people well in this world you will have to pay for it so they have a very strong evangelical aspect that is helping people in this world but never reduces its message to that. but in the transformation in the community is what it means so you don't see any difference between what the secular liberal who doesn't believe in god at all the leaves should be done. that is simply indistinguishable from what it looks like if they gain control and that is pretty much what liberal christianity has become. it's not a doctrine related to anything because that is what has pulled out of. >> host: do you see it as necessarily havin

what liberalism would look like if it gains control and that what liberal christianity has become. it isn't-t is not doctrine related to anything because that's what it is pulled out of. >> host: for the church to be effective do you see it as necessarily having to be in conflict with the state or challenging the state? what is that idea? >> guest: from the earliest days of christianity, it was in conflict with the state, because cesar said you will worship me. you will burn your scriptures, you will curse the name of christ, or we'll tear off your skin and field crowd -- field you to an animal. so we're in conflict with with the state. they won't let us alone because they're making everyone bow to the statement bend at the knee. christians aren't going to be able to avoid conflict unless they simply give up all their doctrines. shut up and sing. old the mor doctrinef you're going to be pounded, and make the connection between moral and theological doctrine globes for a pounding phloem secular state and we're already feeling that. >> host: so, i just saw come across the news that n

class call liberalism. but it's not, it's a family feud then. and that's how deeply it's embedded as most of the people who call themselves conservatives today are simply part of that liberal tradition. >> host: so that sort of gets at my next question, which is -- >> guest: i did that on purpose. [laughter] >> host: thank you. >> guest: yeah, no problem. >> host: based on your personal be experience, you were a professor for many be years. -- for many years. what do you think some of the solutions are in that area, in establishing more conservative thought on college campuses? >> guest: we certainly need to have thoughtful conservativism. it's got to get beyond the contemporary debates between what are usually accounted conservatives who, again, are z classical liberals, indebted to somebody like john locke rather than going more deeply than that. by background was the great books. and that means that you read all the greatest things that have ever been written so you can go beyond contemporary debates. i

that he liberated. it's really an extraordinary physical feat if nothing else. but he also was a man of the enlightenment, someone who had been inspired at the youngest age by rating full tear and not just your and john locke and came out of that experience probably at about 20, 21, with a passionate fans of his country, the colonial yoke that a separate matter. at least he thought that suffered under. he was all for liberty and freedom, great admired united states. great admired in many respects napoleon, although there are aspects of the empire, the napoleonic empire that he did not admire. but this is a man also of flesh and blood. he was a great womanizer. he had 35 mr. says, 37 mistresses that we can count. after his wife who was greatly beloved to have died, he was 19 euros when she died and went on to pledge he would never marry again, but that didn't mean he wasn't going to have a good time and he did. he was a great dancer, but to, loved music, said he did its best again on the dance floor, whe

the liberals in the media will jump all over them. but when a liberal does the exact same thing. they look the other way for the most part. >> bill: isn't it interesting that nothing has changed in 33 years? that nothing has changed. it's the same mantra today, 2013, liberal socialistic policies are best. if you oppose them, you are a fascist. rich guy who hates the poor. this is the key stat for margaret thatcher for everybody to understand. i read this to brit hume. when thatcher took office and ronald reagan and thatcher came in about the same time. all right. there was a worldwide recession. and tremendous inflation, jimmy carter was a disaster as a president. the economics were crazy. gas lines. anybody old enough to remember that horror knows what a mess it was. all right. things peeked for the worse in 1982 two years after they were in power. 13% unemployment in britain. when she leaves office 8 years later. 5.8% unemployment. is it about performance or what? it is just insane. now, if barack obama in the next three years were to turn the economy around and unemployment is

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the liberals at that voted for the liberal politicians and liberal policies and not happy with the results go to the red states and turn the red states blue. stay right where you are. >> colorado. >> sean: colorado and florida, too. a great example. you want your liberal policies don't bring them to the good conservative states, stay where you are. don't leave. >> look. >> sean: stay in california. >> the biggest exodus was out of new york state. 9% population drift in a decade period. >> sean: and new jersey, another big one huge. >> they're going to texas, to nevada. >> sean: and vote for more liberal politicians to ruin those states. great. i want them to stay where they are. >> i think it's time to start rejoicing, we are winning the battle, winning the argument. >> sean: i disagree-- >> 30 of the governorships, that could change in 2016 or 2014. >> sean: the idea, we're not on message and we do not have articulate spokesmen for the conservative cause, but for four people. rand paul, marco rubio, mike lee and ted cruz, why are you looking at me with the establishment look. >> oh. >> se

you stla is a liberal racism that assumes blacks should be liberal f you're black, you're going to voteemocrat. is expecting blacks to vote for president obama racist or not? >> absolutely. and it's more than just that. it is the kind of treatment that blacks get for stepping off the ideological plantation. you know, it is the treatment of condoleeza rice which was vicious whether she was secretary of state being called a porch monkey, having cartoons of here as aunt jamima, clarence thomas has picture in the front of a black liberal mag zeazine a lawn jockey. it's a vicious double standard that if on the within hand you're a black conservative, you can say anything you want about that individual, but if you are a black liberal and the most powerful man on the planet that somehow any critique of you is racist or bigoted and unfair. >> mary? >> i think niger is generalizing there. because while there was some criticism, when people used those images of a colin powell and condoleeza rice, there was pushback and criticism. they were honored and admired by many african-americans. >> give me

for sexy liberal tomorrow night.teph back in december 2012 the ceo of aetna insurance blamed obamacare for increased health care premiums turned out his salary almost tripled. what a douche. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> stephanie: yeah, we have to tighten our belts, and cut social security and medicare -- and he got this huge taxpayer bailout, and he is like we just can't afford it, sorry people. >> employees were asked to give up vacations within aetna to. >> stephanie: he said this is a worthy cause, but somebody has got to pay for it but certainly not me. i'm not giving up my right to have my salary quadrupled. we were talk about elizabeth warren which makes jim make this sound. [ sound effects ] >> daddy like. >> daddy like? >> i like democrats who act like democrats. >> stephanie: how come women democrats always have the biggest sets? i don't know. she is the greatest courtroom lawyer ever? isn't she john? >> it's very awkward for all of my hilary-loving friends, because i am already voting for elizabeth warren in 20

ben carson says white liberals. did jay and jimmy make peace? some developments on the late night front. the gun debate is dominating news. in connecticut they agreed to the strictest gun laws in america. in georgia, a small town passes a lieu that requires all homes to have a gun. in washington, the nra rolled out there million dollar study recommending several ways to improve gun safety including their national school shield. america's appetite for guns is waning. a support for universal background checks, down, banning assault weapons, down. arming our schools, down! the question is -- is gun control legislation doa on capitol hill. >> bob: it's dead on arrival. >> you owe me a coke. >> bob: are you asking me. i still believe that the background checks with the exceptions of family members will be a part of this bill. there is certainly no way assault weapons will be in there. it will be a much weaker bill what obama wanted but reality set in with the democrats and senate. reelection is very tough in those states. nra have good lobbyists and

can you imagine the liberal saying citizens united was decided now we move on. that will never happen. i felt like all of what ann coulter says but i do understand what she means buy you do need the equal to convey that message. >> [inaudible conversations] especially on the right we have been feeling that. okay, they have gotten their sound bites down but do they believe in these ideas or do they just do it for the sake of political power? john toner -- john baker is the speaker of the house and a major representative of the party we should be willing to call our own leadership when they're not standing up >> but would have been up with the grass roots they feel like they cannot get an inch because they are taken advantage that is why the house is obstructionist i actually like that word as a positive but they don't want to pass anything because they feel in the long run they will be taken advantage of nobody in the right believes it will secure the border. nobody that is why they will not have a good conversation and by the way i am a liberal on the issue and

i guess there are liberals right there. i don't know.ters is next. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. yet another edition of watters world. as you may know most college campuses in america are liberal. full of left wing professors and dopey kids spouting left wing slogans. lately college liberalism has gotten out of hands almost. how bad is it? jesse watters went to spring break to find out. ♪ ♪ where do you go to school? >> florida state, florida state, florida state. >> wisconsin madison. >> i go to the united states. >> this sweetheart goes to the university of kentucky. >> you guys must be smart. >> not that smart. >> univ

sexy liberal rocked.id yes and the whole theatre -- got to raise a glass. >> thank god she said yes. >> stephanie: he says -- for three hours every weekday you make me laugh and jamie, thank you for sharing your story. he was one of the many people that made mama cry. saturday night. love you mama. i actually captured a photograph of john fuglesang's aura. but only the photos of john were like that. >> stephanie: he's comedy jesus. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's not an accident. hal sparks everybody rocked it saturday night. thank you, everybody. >> did hal sparks do t-rex? >> of course he did t-rex. >> stephanie: literally. we've been on tour for two years. we started in madison almost two years ago. every time, i'm like shh. hal's doing t-rex. i've seen it how many times. >> not the fans. >> stephanie: the dinosaur bit as we call it. all right. hey, we talked a lot about the republican party ist however if we're progressives, i this ink -- i think they're little a regressive. they call regarding sill

as you may know most college campuses in america are liberal.eft wing professors and dopey kids spouting left wing slogans. lately college liberalism has gotten out of hands almost. how bad is it? jesse watters went to spring break to find out. ♪ ♪ where do you go to school? >> florida state, florida state, florida state. >> wisconsin madison. >> i go to the united states. >> this sweetheart goes to the university of kentucky. >> you guys must be smart. >> not that smart. >> university of alabama. >> roll tide. >> roll tide. >> roll tide. >> roll tide. >> i go to akron university. >> what's the mascot there. >> the zips. >> like a zipper? >> how the hell did you get the zipper all the way to the top? >> like a kangaroo. >> i go to mit. massachusetts of technology. >> i know what that stands for. >> i'm smart and i want respect. >> what's your major? >> machine technology. >> machine technology. what are you going to work on. >> machinist. >> you are a machinist? >> yeah. >> what's the school like? what's the reputation? >> it's just where you go

meaning if i were liberal. i was liberal i should believe a certain way but i'm beginning to believe something a little bit different. i want to say that i appreciate everyone. not black enough. i don't like that. i am black and i believe very firmly in what i believe in. and that empowers me. >> sean: you are also god's child. >> yes. >> sean: you spoke. first of all i want to say that i'm a man, not a color. >> i'm an american, not an african-american. and as far as solutions here are solutions for you sean as we go forward and leave this show. we need to fight in niece communities against the overregulations and policies that are killing black people. the lone remaining jim crow law in america has to go. the congressional black caucus votes for david -- project labor agreements they need to go. sean, discriminating against women and minorities. guess who obama claims he defends, women. tell end of the day we need to stop preaching to the choir and we need to go into these communities. you ask why is it that

, then just because i was liberal -- i should believe a certain way.nning to believe something different. soy appreciate everyone. sometimes i'm not black enough and i don't like that. i am black and i believe very firmly in what i believe in, and that empowers me. >> you are also god's child. right? most of us believe in that? >> you spoke. >> first of all, i'm a man, not a color. i'm an american, not an african-american. as far as solutions, here's a few solutions for you sean, as we go forward and leave this show. we need fight against the over regulations and the policies that are killing black people. the lone remaining jim crow law in america has to go. the american black caucus votes for t. project labor agreement, they need to go. they discriminated against women and minorities. guess who obama claims he defends? women. we need to stop preaching to the choir and go into the communities. why is it that blacks have been voting democrat for "x" amount of years? blacks have been voting democrat since 1936 because we stopped competing. >> kevin? >>

now, if you are the liberal internationalist idealist, soft,

you're not going to put me into a box -- >> it's liberals who put this out about other liberals., right? she didn't run. >> sean: let's go to the legality. legal, not legal. tamara? >> i don't think there's anything wrong with these guys standing outside the door after the opening. there's no expectation of privacy here. >> not true. >> back in 1974 -- almost finish, expert lawyer. in 1974 -- >> you want to quote from law. there's a law, five years in jail. state law for eavesdropping that's a felony. a lot of issues are at issue, and everybody is blaming each other. the democrat official, the attorney saying it wasn't me. you can't watch crime, you know, and say you didn't do it. >> sean: jordan, hold on. >> you can't intentionally knowing listen to people and transmit that. it's been the federal law since the 1980s. it's been used before. there's also three kentucky laws. the first one on eavesdropping, the second one on transmitting the eavesdropping, which these individuals did to mother jones, and the third is possible trespassing. why? because the event was over. we know th

moderate liberal, i think you push away from msnbc and this brand of liberalism. >> i divorce myself. >> collectively right now we have got to jump to the tease. all right, coming up, both liberals and conservatives want some answers on beyonce and jay-z's recent trip to cuba. dana has that plus a laundry list of celebrities like kim kardashian, demi moore calling on president obama to relax drug laws. we will tell you why when we come back. stay with us. ♪ >> so beyonce and jay-z's anniversary trip to cuba last week has reignited the debate on the ban to the island. life inside the treasury department but senator marco rubio wants to know more. the florida senator says u.s. law bans tourism to the communist nation because it helps fund a cruel repressive and murder rest regime. the administration needs to explain exactly how trips like these comply with our law. they do not complip with the law. one of the reasons the travel ban is in place because the cuban regime. the communist put into place in the 1990s this rule that if you come to cuba, if you travel there, so if you are from e

along liberal lines. president obama is a liberal. most of the preg press is liberals. like him. there is no skepticism anymore, bernie, about the failure of certain policies. it's like okay, so what? so what? so what the economy remains -- so what afghanistan is going down the drain and we have that in a couple of minutes? so what? that's what -- >> right. a couple of points on that. you mentioned in the lead-in to this segment that they like him. you are absolutely right. and never underestimate the power of likability in any facet of life. they have a lot invested in him. when i wrote that book a slobbering love affair, i interviewed a network news correspondent who said don't expect the press to go after nelson mandela. and i said what does nelson mandela have to do with this? they said a lot of journalists see barack obama as nelson mandela. is he a hero. is he a historic figure. they didn't simply want to be eyewitnesses to history. they wanted to help define history. and they have so much invested in him they won't be sceptic call, not now, not ever. >> bill: you

their silence is deafening because you know if it was a liberal, a black liberal attack, they would beutspoken and passionate and talk about racism in america. >> the liberals are the one doing the attacking. if they can't destroy you, then they will ignore you. they will cost you your live liehood, it's social suicide and it's professional suicide. the reason that they use this tactic is so that other blacks won't speak out. remember, for the last 20 years, 30% of the african-american community polls on our side. they tell the pollsters they are eadvantage gelcap and conservative. they may not vote their values, but they say them. if they started to see more voices speaking up and speaking about you ideas, the congressional black caucus has controlled every inner city community across this country for the last 40 years. and look at the result. when we start getting to the issues, then they have to be silent because this falls at the feet of the liberals. >> sean: look at dr. carson which a.j. wrote about. what do you make of the attacks against him? i look at him, this isn't just for

this latest draft takes a pledge the liberal democrats made one step further. they will decide in three years whether to restart facilities. only 2 of 50 reactors have been restarted since the fouk shema accident. the liberal democrats are studying way does bring the situation under control. >>> the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombing is behind bars. federal officials took him out of hospital and put him in prison. dzhokhar tsarnaev is recovering from throat wounds. he's admitted he and his brother tamerlan let off two bombs near the finish line of the boston marathon. and he told investigators they planned to take explosives to new york and set them off in times square. health officials say the bombings killed 3 people and wounded more than 260. >>> business people are being advised to leave a business complex in north korea. it's been effectively closed since earlier this month. and north korea is refusing to talk about reopening it. >> translator: our nationals remaining in the kaesong industrial zone are experiencing greater difficulties due to

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moderate liberal, i think you push away from msnbc and this brand of liberalism. >> i divorce myself. >> collectively right now we have got to jump to the tease. all right, coming up, both liberals and conservatives want some answers on beyonce and jay-z's recent trip to cuba. dana has that plus a laundry list of celebrities like kim kardashian, demi moore calling on president obama to relax drug laws. we will tell you why when we come back. stay with us. flying is old hat for business travelers. the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. ♪ >> so beyonce and jay-z's anniversary trip to cuba last week has reignited the debate on the ban to the island. life inside the treasury department but senator marco rubio wants to know more. the florida senator says u.s. law bans tourism to the communist natio

name ready for terry is that the idea that there's no liberal elite is absurd you know i'd be some liberals who are a smart of course i was not a liberal elite you want to i just think you know i think i agree with you that having something that's traceable and gunpowder or just to be. a crime happened i mean i guess that's that's what but i find so confusing about mccain i really do to change to. them quicker quicker than what. we would have known in a matter of hours where that gunpowder came from that would have done what while he may well have led back to a receiver are you know i. i mean. in addition to that this is i mean there's just bizarre stuff if you have a gun store and it goes out of business the federal government is not allowed to keep the government the information the fine others register private information the this is registered gun dealers there are already you know putting that information into that god awful database the federal government according to this you know this tiahrt amendment you know there's this code for the n.r.a. . the if a store goes out of business in

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, that was a liberal fantasy. the press today, bill, what do you see? oh, obama lost the gun control. they never mentioned g.o.p. flible, now you have to have 60 votes to pass anything? this is unprecedented in american history. >> bilre tre certain facts like the weather. it's raining. he lost the vote. come on. juan, you can't sit there and say that there is a healthy -- wait, wait, wait, juan. wait. you can't sit there and tell me in the nation and millions of people watching around the world that you believe there is a healthy skepticism on the part of the press which is the definition of the press as far as the obama administration is concerned. come on. >> well, let me tell you, the american people, when they are asked who is out of touch, close to half say obama is out of touch. get, this 70% say the congress, republican majority in the house specifically, you look at their ratings in the tank, barely double digits, bill. >> bill: what does that have to do with what we are talking about? >> when you say peo

a liberal campus in a liberal community.e people don't go away of thinking of the visit to the campus only through the eyes of the two lunatics reading their heckle off of a piece of pink paper. how pathetic was that. most of the crowd was respectful. we had a great evening except for the lunatics. i gave a speech for 30 to 35 minutes and took questions for close to an hour. kids stood in line and said i disagree with everything you stand for and what you believe but thanks for coming to campus and here is my question. that is fine. but it is interesting to me. there is a segment of the left very ultraliberal people who liberalism claims to be a tolerant sort of equality oriented group of people. these people are not tolerant. they don't worry about other people's rights. you know, when the police started taking people out of the auditorium at u-mass they began -- the rest of the people began to applaud and i couldn't have been treated nicer. the security people were great. the chancellor of the universitied a months of priv

he tweeted liberal boston residents cowering -- cowering liberals in boston.ch they had an assault rifle. he has backed legislation to make concealed carry licenses cheaperer. what could go wrong there? >> because you know, the best thing when the cops are going house to house trying to find someone -- >> stephanie: is to have everybody pointing guns at them. nothing bad would ever happen. >> stephanie: no. he apologized for the timing. >> here to take my guns. >> stephanie: i would like to apologize to the people of boston for the poor timing of my tweet. the tweet is back with the greatest thing. did you read it? >> i did see some of those. how many bostonians are telling nate bell he's an idiot? well, that's simple. lots! >> stephanie: i wonder how many boston liberals spent the night cowering in their homes wishing they had an ak-47. boston, you know what? i don't think you say that to boston. i love the tweets. you're a horrible human without a heart or soul. i hope you are ashamed of your hateful words. you are a moron. seriously [ bleep ] this guy. scre

hump days with sexy liberal hal sparks.13th. >> road flare mary, the liberals, over 400 liberals outside doing whatever, going into stores, buying coffee. >> going into the theatre. >> stephanie: julie in chicago to explain what the -- what mary was talking about. hello, julie. >> i'm a huge fan. i never thought i would be defending road flare mary but let me clarify what she was talking about. >> thank you. >> two separate flash mob incidents on saturday. not on easter sunday. and one was on the el. horrible incidents, beat up a 27-year-old girl and they were attacking people off of michigan avenue. but it wasn't 400 people. there were a total of 40 kids arrested. and i think what happens in chicago is there is a lot of very disenfranchised people on the other side of the city that everybody forgets about. >> the south side of chicago straight south of grant park/millennium park slash whatever you want to call it was the legit south side of chicago at one point, maybe 10, 12 years ago. it started to change. and these laws

we can talk about all the gay freedom and all the liberation and the wonderful things about the ozone layer but what about the people who live in the city. we do nothing for them. we are invaded. we are not able to live there remove and i am sorry for speaking so hastily but i do not know that it is only two mintues. but i wanted direction from the board perhaps supervisor wiener; we need to enforce the fact that we cannot be talking outside of people's windows. they can loiter outside of our windows all night long. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon -- from san francisco. in these days of terrorism and evil this over evil that, perhaps it it would help if we came to the realization that there is evil in the world and it stems from a worldwide sickness of the human heart; sickness stemming from broken hearts and broken dreams, misery, despair, what a heartbreak for inanity. instead of pointing fingers of evil a perhaps we should just throw our arms around one another worldwide and have ourselves a little fashion cry for the tragedy that is engulfing the human spirit. thank you. >> goo

this is typical self-righteous liberal tactics.n they say, what you are trying to do is take away the right. no, we are not. this is biased dialogue that occurring on campus and denigrating higher education. we're saying you shouldn't do it. >> eric: let me be consistent. there is a big difference what this guy did and what harvard invites someone who does a performance at night where you have an option to go and watch this performance. these kids are in the classroom. they signed up for it. they are a captive audience and that is the defining line between harvard and usc and definitely not defending this guy. >> kimberly: that is why they should pull the kids from the class. >> dana: i was going to say, the provost if they do annual reviews of the performance of the professor, they ought to bring this video in and decide if this is kind of quality teacher -- he is most boring professor i have ever seen. >> kimberly: that is what it was $52,000 will afford you to put your kids to listen to that garbage. >> bob: let me be the only p

will be back more it's a nice long liberal. world with science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy max because there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. kaiser reports. right. luke. walking back along liberal rommel join me tonight scottie nell hughes and rusty humphries let's get back to it while we don't still yet know what caused the explosion of this fertilizer plant in west texas the little town of west in texas what do know is that the agricultural retailers association spent two point nine million dollars lobbying the fertilizer socio fourteen forty four million dollars lobbying for less regulation and yet there are so few regulators in the state of texas for a little eyes are open is that they are on average being inspected once every sixty seven years this company had which by the way is better than the inspections of that abortion clinic for dr gos

how do you think liberals should freak out about what the president is doing? mean, i think that liberals need to be pressing him to be saying it's unacceptable to cut social security which is what cpi is. the fact that he's trying to deny it is genuinely a a social security cut is the worrying part of this. i think liberals need to be pressing congress saying draw this line in the sand. do not do this, even if your president is calling for it. >> michael: clifton went on to say in this piece for progressives, if they respond with a budget proposal that removes these tax increases obama simply scoffs and removes the chained cpi from his proposal. the chained cpi is his chip in this budget proposal that he's going to yank if the republicans even slightly pull back on his of his proposed tax increases. it seems that he has them in the proverbial rock and the hard place. that's why i say potentially brilliant. potentially brilliant. at the same time we have to remember that republicans are fully capable of simultaneously pushing obama to cut social security more w

sexy liberal show in chicago ♪ ♪ we're gonna party saturday night ♪ ♪ sexy liberal ♪ ♪ that's the wayeral ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ ♪ so raise your glass ♪ >> stephanie: woo-hoo. audra in minneapolis coming down for the big show. all right. i'll be on cnn all this week. monday tuesday wednesday thursday on the erin burnett show. then they will leave me there. >> they should leave you there if you're going to be there all week. >> stephanie: may as well sleep there. eric boehlert from media matters doing the lord's work as usual. ♪ hurts so good ♪ >> stephanie: eric boehlert from media matters who we love. good morning eric boehlert. >> good morning. >> stephanie: loving your tweets as usual. you said -- this is the thing we say all the time until it makes my head explode. remember when crime was spiking in the early '90s and clinton passed the weapons ban and the crime rate dove. why do they say that? we don't know if there is cause and effect. we do! >> i wrote a piece last weekend. maybe we'll talk about it. this mantra is gun laws don't work. gun laws don't do anything. we've got

the liberal media overarch on me is that i change my beliefs based upon public whim. foolish lie easily disproved. in fact, in fact, in a positive quirk of fate, i have a new book called "keep it pithy" coming out in a couple of weeks. that book contains my major commentaries over a 17-year period. and, believe me, believe me, i'm going to use that book to hammer these liars all day long. the feud deal ramped up after i criticized congresswoman michele bachmann for mocking president obama's lavish white house lifestyle. what mrs. bachmann failed to point out but i did was that president bush the younger spent more on living arrangements than president obama has. now, there are also some inaccuracies in congresswoman's analysis of the situation. so i corrected the record. that is called honest analysis. and if the idealogues don't like it, tough. congresswoman bachmann does have a decent point that mr. obama is asked for shared sacrifice in hard economic times but doesn't seem to be sacrificing himself. but she lost that point with bad information. then there is the ga

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