then you have right-wingers like lieberman, like its new. to his right lung right-wingers like the sarah palin of israel and you actually speak better english than sarah palin. she is 32 years old. she's very pretty intelligent and well spoken. and she is the deputy transportation ministers europe. and she held hearings against assimilation or jewish arab relationships. and it is valid to expel of pathe -- palace and the legislators who fail to take the sort of loyalty oaths and convert to zionism. these people are really the future of israeli politics and and it is because they had taken a different you a 1948 the liberals who excepted but don't want to carry any further. they also i know is that this happened love that they believe it is an unfinished project that israel's at a victory is not consolidated. and their battle cry, their chants, the two words that really elevate their politics are finished 48. we hear the cry of finished 48 in the dual ladders issued by state-funded israeli rabbis it declared that it was against jewish law to

automatic appeal required to by the military justice system israeli foreign minister of the two lieberman has labelled assimilation by american teens greatest threats facing today's them in the conference speech he called for the israeli government to buy cheap three hundred and sixty five million dollars every year for educational programs outside of israel the jewish leaders to match the trail he also said tell the target of influencing fell three point five million to immigrate to israel abides the next ten years. keep them in reference to recent survey found american jewry which he said. to conclude that in america facing nothing less than that demographic catastrophe. the fifty five year old also said in order to prevent this tragedy for jewish children should have the capacity to attend the school where they will receive an education that will teach them about jewish history values and traditions to treasure that jewish identity and to have a strong attachment to israel and zionism. we need to chill of the jewish schools to be among the best in the world when did that assimilation w

donna lieberman said -- authorities in texas has suspended the license of the houston doctor who hasprovided abortions for 40 years after he failed to comply with the state's new anti-choice law. dr. theodore haring had failed to meet the law's requirement to obtain a meeting privileges at a nearby hospital. critics say such privileges are medically necessary and can be impossible to obtain because abortion providers don't admit enough patience to meet hospital minimums and because some hospitals oppose abortion. in related news, doctors at the only remaining abortion clinic in north dakota have obtained hospital admitting privileges, which are also required under the state's law. a mother pennsylvania meanwhile is facing multiple criminal charges for ordering medications to induce abortion on the internet and giving them to her 16-year-old daughter. denver whelan said she could not find a nearby abortion clinic and did not realize she needed a prescription for the medications. the use of self-induced medication abortions appears to be on the rise in states where restrictions are mak

biden voted yes, chris dodd voted yes, john edwards voted yes, john kerry coyote voeted yes, joe lieberman clinton voted yes. they all voted yes and they all ran for president. you can debate why hillary clinton voted for the iraq war and presidential ambition probably had something to do with it. but gender clearly had nothing to do with it. o'reilly ended his segment by asking his democrat and republican women guests if they wanted to be president. and each of them said no, proving, i guess, in o'reilly's mind, anyway, that women don't really want to be president anyway, so what's all the fuss about. and once again at the end, his clever democratic guest turned the question back on bill. >> bill, do you want to be question? >> i don't want to take the salary cut. it would be devastating to me. >> it wouldn't just be devastating to bill o'reilly. spokesperson: we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we realized. c

the last ten years, through the iraq war, through the primary challenge joe ses tech put up to joe lieberman through the rice and fall of howard dean how the democrat party has become so much more progressive. >> it's the democratic party and i think that that misread who's bill clinton was. bill clinton always had a strong populist streak, one of the reasons he won in 1992. yes, he had the correction that the democratic party needed. he campaigned on raising taxes for the rich in 1992. this is not -- >> there's a big gap between the era of big government is over and bill deblasio saying the horses that go around central park -- >> let me get mona back into this. andrea raised something before that is very interesting. is hillary clinton alex tension of president obama, a third term? there's a lot she has been an advocate behind the scenes. the books talks about that for health care reform. she's certainly been pretty hawkish in a way, you know, driving a lot of his policies. so where does his presidency end and his begin? >> a lot of it companies 0 down to how the competent is doing at that

and you have lieberman, far right. so, you -- britain, you have the new democrats, you got two parties there. they have -- the torres and the middle of the road party. if you had three parties ubs one would gradually replace the other, just like the republicans replaced the whigs and the laborites replaced liberals in britain. 270 electoral votes to win the presidency, and i you don't it goes to the house. nobody wants to house picking the next president. that's gotten scary. so, we want the voters to pick the president so take 218 to pass the house. i don't want do sound like yesterday but that's the system we got for our lives two parties, but the republican party could change a lot one way or the other. it could change radically. it could go hard right or go back, and of course i want tote go back to the center so i can have a choice. i love having choices, and it's -- i like this guy, christie. we'll see. i like him. something about him that seems real. but i will root for him until he proves to me he is not worth

two-thirds of the time investing a windfall immediately joe lieberman better yields better results.re's an emotional aspect. if you're the kind of person who is a little less concerned about maximizing your performance, then you are about a worst-case scenario, you know, like if you put all that money to work and the market fell and then you kicked yourself forever, then you know what? maybe you want to stick to putting the money to work more slowly. either way as we said, these are really good problems to have and if you are the winner out there, just tweet me at jill on money. i'll walk you through you it. >> yeah. give me a call. fly me out, in of the. >> i wish i had problems like that. all right. jill schlesinger thank you. >> great advice. >>> it is 5:41 now. it is a video that military has never expected to see the light of day. the major mistake that nearly cost u.s. soldiers their lives. coming up. >> the situation in ukraine is growing worse by the day. and now the international community is scrambling to stop the conflict from escalating further. >> reporter: how would yo

i want to bring in joseph lieberman bruster and michelle stevens and here, as well -- i thank you allfor an important conversation. dr. brewster, you are a psychiatrist and written about a lot of challenges of raising young men. a day after a verdict like this, what are we to tell young black men? >> well, we want to tell them that we have options. that we understand from our research and the documentary we filmed that we made chronicling the life of two african-american boys that there's particular struggles they encounter with implicit bias and unconscious racism. but what we do know is there are concrete things that we as parents and teachers can do to ameliorate that. >> i'm listening. >> well, well, implicit bias, unconscious racism is a perception that you have about me before i raise my voice, before i open my mouth and what i have to do is provide my son with a narrative so that whatever thought you have about him he can reality test that. you know, these boys are punished at a rate two and a half times white boys for similar offenses in school. beginning as early as four. >>

he once said bill lieberman, the trouble is your state is too small. you can't hide it. moynihan would say committees of stay somewhere. he's down in new york this weekend. he's in government. it's carlisle. having a great time. i don't think i can get away with that pennsylvania. we don't have cosmopolitan senators. that's my answer. if i could be a pause mattel -- cosmopolitan center, something really important, some important monograph, that will be a great way to be a senator. anyway. >> the question, how can we get equal time on your show and others instead of the presidential election of 2016 which is so much the focus now. how can we give equal time or more to the major issues such as the increase? dangerous and equality. >> there will be -- republicans trying to reduce the number of debates. it's too much of a clown car. i'm just telling you. >> and unita show. >> what you want me to debate? what do you want me to debate them not debating? give me one. >> economic inequality. >> that's all we talk about. that's when i talk about. >> i watch you every night. i don

he once said to lieberman, you're trouble with you, joe, your state is too small. you can't hide in it.u a [laughter] moynihanin is up state somewher. down in new york this weekend. he is at beller man's at the carlisle havingor a great time. i don't think i can get away with that in pennsylvania. we don't have cosmopolitan senators in pennsylvania. that is my answer. if i could be cosmopolitan senator and write's articles for literary digest and some important monograph, that would be a great way to be a senator like moynihan was. anyway. >> howat do we give equal time n your show and others instead of the presidential election of 2016 which is so much the focus now? how can we give equal time or even more to the major issues such as the increasing dangerous inequality in our country? >> t now, debates will be, republicans are trying to reduce the number of debates and think it is too much of a clown car. >> i mean right now? >> i'm telling you. >> what do you want me to debate? >> sorry? >> what do you want me to debate i'm not debating? >> the issues. >> give me

joining me is greg lieberman.t company of j-date and christian mingle. >> going both ways. >> you know what? that might be another special dating site. are we getting too narrow? maybe even inappropriate? could i say, i am looking for somebody who went to public school in new jersey, into cheerleading, has freckles? the onion had a very mocking story today. inish people who have been plane crashes who are plus sizes, looking for one another. are we getting too crazy? >> at the end of the day, we are creating entities where there is a need. mingle ourchristian iconic brands for each of their communities. as people are looking for. -- you get as narrow as people are looking for. a year ago, we did some research for you. we learned that riding a motorcycle is not a turnoff. go for it. both j date and christian mingle will date people who are riding motorcycles. >> it is not too much risk for any of those people. we have a number of other sites. just to follow those thoughts, it seems like birds of a feather stick tog

among the items, a 1910 painting by max lieberman and it could fetch $2 million. >>> mayor bill de blasio she paired two characters in her books. she regrets putting her money with ron world seriesly other than with harry potter himself. she said she did it with herself. >> hermione. >> yeah. >> i know you know the books. they're big at your house. >>> jumping the gun at the super bowl, coin toss. >> it is my honor to present hall of fame quarterback joe namath tos to the coin. >> all right. >> who's going to call the toss? tails. it's called tailed. >> the ref caught the coin before it landed. he had. asked the team to call heads or tails before broadway joe flipped it. so he had to do it again. it was his outfit that sent the media into overdrive. charlie is pining after this. another thought of charlie rose not. the fur coat has its own twitter account, actually five of them. >> peyton manning blames the noise inside metlife stadium that led to a bemgled snap at the start of the game. he became visit iksly annoyed when asked by a reporter if he thought the broncos put on an embarrassin

and that was the point when the moderates like joe lieberman and people like that were no longer welcome. it is not the democratic party of harry truman anymore, folks, or even jfk. it is now the democratic party of marx and lenin. because that unions control that and the communists control the unions. they make a policy -- it might be comprehensive immigration reform, obamacare, cap and trade, green energy, whatever it is. they make it union policy and the unions make it democratic party policy. if you want to know what the democrats are going to do tomorrow, read the people's world today, the communist party paper, because what's in their paper today will be on the floor of your house tomorrow. that's how it works. that's how small groups of people -- probably less than 20,000 card-carrying communists in your country -- that so they took control of the labor unions to take policy for more than 300 million people. people.ow they do it, i will give you an example. comprehensive immigration reform. now you have been told by people like mr. graham and fellow comrades like the man from ariz

senator mccain and senator lieberman led the charge. we're doing no more now than we did then. we're partners. so i cannot say to any family member or anyone whob served in our -- anyone who served in our nation in harm's way that we know the truth about what happened in benghazi at this stage. i can say this, we know what was told to us as a nation is not holding water. and we know that people have manipulated the facts seven weeks before an election. during the attack, i am still not comfortable with the fact that nobody could provide help for these people for over nine hours. before the attack not one person who allowed the security to deteriorate to the point that it became a death trap in benghazi, the consulate itself became a death trap, not one person has been fired. that is unacceptable. so with that, i will turn it over to my colleague, senator mccain. mr. mccain: mr. president? mr. graham: and eventually senator ayotte. the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. mccain: i ask unanimous consent to engage in colloquy with the senator from south carolina and t

lieberman, who is part of the u.s. delegation attending the munich security conference. chuck hagel is also at the conference, as well as john kerry, who said in a speech today that the u.s. and the european union stand with the people of ukraine in the fight for their future. that is according to the associated press. tomorrow on newsmakers, michigan senator debbie stevan our. -- debbie stabenow. she will speak about the farm bill that was passed in the house yesterday. and what congress should do at the debt ceiling approaches. here's some of that interview. >> we are going to be in a situation where we will not be able to pay our bills. shame on us as america. if that is the case. we have to make sure that those we have committed to our paid. everybody is responsible. country.o do that as a it is pretty simple. the constitution requires us to do it. you negotiate on paying her bills. we can negotiate a lot of things. agriculture and food policy -- when it comes to paying the bills, it is our response ability to pay the bills. >> can you tolerate some upsets? -- offset

been the cost if this has been legislation because legislation specifically talked about, as in the lieberman-warner act and some of the others that it would regulate source wes at least $10,000 tons of co2 emissions. however, if you do it by regulation and not legislation that would have to be under the clean air act which would regulate systems of 250 tons of co2 a year. so while the legislation would have regulated the co2 emissions for power plants, refineries, and major factories, if he's able to do it through regulations, that would cover every school, every church, and every apartment house in the nation. so it's very significant and i know right now we're on the farm bill but we've got to remind people that this is something that has been just announced that they're going to be doing and this is something by their own admission will wind up with this, i can remember when lisa jackson was the director of the e.p.a. she was appointed by president obama and i asked her the question that if we even do this, if we were to regulate this -- and one of these bills would pass, which would mean we'd b

state department to make this lead and as we pull out of afghanistan not out of afghanistan into liebermanbehind. the issue for burma is a fascinating one. i don't really know much about that. >> host: in that clip laura bush mentioned the white house historical and is the series winds down the white house historical association has helped us with research and with photographs along the way. we have also partnered with them in this biography book the special edition of the first ladies of the united states and many thousands of u.s. had a copy of that so you can learn more about the lives of the first ladies. i'm cognizant of our time so as we leave the white house years i want to put on the record some of laura bush's accomplishment in office. as we mentioned the first lady to deliver the president's weekly radio address, the founder of the national book festival which continues to this day, visited more than 75 countries during her eight years in the white house and renovated the lincoln bedroom among those that we are highlighting. in 2009 she became a private citizen and how has she ap

connecticut, chris murphy, a very liberal member of the house who got elected to the senate to joe lieberman's the most conservative 123450 most conservative is idaho's jim rish who isn't the most well known senator but conservative senator for the second straight year. ted cruz placed number four on the list. he -- first year in the senate, first time we got a rating for him and he certainly proved his conservative credentials. >> we see michael enzi number two which may suggest why lynne cheney had so much trouble getting traction against him. any -- any names stand out? i see most liberal house members, keith ellison in there. most conservative house reps, steve shabbat z surprising from a swing district in the cincinnati area. >> you know congressman shabbats. he was more in the middle of the rankings when in that cincinnati competitive district. he got redistricted into a conservative district and we're seeing this polarization take place. now that he's in a safer district he's voted more conservatively with time. >> josh, elizabeth warren not as progressive as advertised. >> elizabeth wa

my colleague's question, again, i'm saddened because president karzai and you and i and senator lieberman, we've developed a relationship over the many years of cooperation and assistance. and there are reasons for some of his behavior. it's been terribly mishandled by this administration, we still don't know the number of troops that they want to leave behind, but having said all that and the sadness i feel, i think it's been replaced a bit by anger because this kind of action cannot be excused when we have an obligation to do everything we can to protect the lives of the young men and women who are serving and to let this go unresponded to is just an abrogation of our responsibility to these young men and women. i still have hopes for the agreement. i would point out to my colleagues that it was first raised a couple of years ago by senator graham when he and i were over there, and i still believe that after this election because the overwhelming majority of afghans support this agreement, but when we have people like this out there running around, it's not just americans and our allies