, but he is smarter than limbaugh.than twice as rich as o'reilly, and for rush, nothing proves a person's value more than money. so if you listen to these guys over time, you will notice that they never, never acknowledge each other's existence. they never mention each other's names, until today, when rush couldn't take o'reilly rewriting himself on marriage equality. before we consider bill o'reilly's new position on marriage equality, let's sample some of his thinking in the past. >> the secular progressive movement would like to have marriage abolished in my opinion. they don't want it because it is not diverse enough, you know, that's what this gay marriage thing is all about. but now, you know, the poly-amorphous marriage, whatever they call it, you can marry 18 people. >> you want to marry a turtle, you can. >> eight years ago bill o'reilly predicted this is gonna be a totally different country than it is now, laws that you think are in stone are going to evaporate. you'll be able to marry a goat, you mark my wor

somebody explain that. >> it is new material for rush limbaugh.im go after beyonce before. >> rush limbaugh's specialty is in not knowing what the hell he's talking about, that's his core competency and brand, getting it wrong only strengthness the fervent followsh followshipers. >> lululemon pants, the great yoga pants caper. you might be out of luck if you love lululemon yoga pants. >> i do love them. i'm familiar with them. >> we're calling it a sheer drama. alexandra you wrote an entire column, one of our favorite parts "all we ask is that you be comfortable, stretchy and not, well, unveil our bottom line. if we want to see london or france we can save up money and go on vacation alone. yoga is embarrassing enough without worrying about southern exposure." this is one of the weirdest, i call it a case of poker transparency. >> i think transparency is a good word. ooh. i -- >> got a little feedback there? >> i'm disappearing. if i'm actually talking, hello, everyone. the thing about yoga, i'm always in the back, seeing the urns and the downward

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thank you, michael, for denouncing what rush limbaugh said.ople in the republican party who we know, reverend, who are good republicans, who understand, two parties need -- we need two wings for the bird to fly properly, for the eagle to fly properly. >> oh, no. we need -- we need balance in the country. we need a two party system. no question. >> we need balance, absolutely. >> rush limbaugh, david, and others out there -- but i'm going to raise the same question to you. with all of this noise can we get anything done? because this noise seems to penetrate on the hill. >> oh, the noise definitely penetrates on the hill. we've seen a number of examples in recent years where members of congress, for example, senator lindsey graham on climate change, actually cited the role of fox news and talk radio in boxing the republicans in and making it impossible to reach across the aisle and to show any progress on these issues. so there's definitely a relationship between their -- their major spokes people like rush limbaugh who set the tone for the rep

. >> listen to rush limbaugh's take on the new rebranding of the republican party. >> they go out, lose elections and blame everybody else. they're running the party, we're not. safe to say? i mean, they're getting the nominees they want, and losing, and it is our fault for being exclusive? we're not excluding anybody. >> my favorite thing in there is the way rush distances himself from this republican nominee who was running for president last year, who rush had nothing to do with. it is always fun to watch him worshipping that republican nominee, then trashing the republican nominee as soon as the republican nominee loses. >> right. and it is not our fault, what did we do? you did a lot, you did everything. remember, there were tons of people who agreed, who rush agreed with who favored all the policies that rush favors, but because they were crazy or off the deep end politically, they couldn't make it, so mitt romney ended up being the nominee. the problems of the republican party are way beyond mitt romney and i think the problem that the republican party finds itself in is that i b

i would like you to consider rush limbaugh's take on the new beyonce single entitled "bow down."med at the inauguration wonderfully this year, but mr. limb bauer calls it bow down expletive. it's a total 180. beyonce is now telling women, go ahead and put up with it, because she got married. she's married to a rich guy, she's even calling herself mrs. carter on the tour. she has sheffield beyonce. she's no longer being called that. that's not the message of the song at all. here he is again today, take a los angeles. >> it's all over the place what i think of her latest album, cd, tour, what have you. it's hilarious. dawn's daughter called her why does rush hate women? the news is out that i'm out of my mis -- right, right, whatever it is. >> i believe the word he's looking for is misogyny. if he can't understand why people thinks he hates women, maybe he should listen to some of his broadcasts. >> there's -- first let's talk about the fact. beyonce utilized this song as a homage to houston where she's born and raised, she uses a concept called chopped and screwed to really do so

even rush limbaugh acknowledged -- he didn't endorse it, but he conceded.se rush limbaugh complaining about gay marriage this is a guy who paid elton john $5 million to come and sing on his fourth wedding. i can only hope elton john spent $2.5 million of that on lube. >> i think the fight never ends for every minority group in america. i think the fight will continue on. but i think we have hit a tipping point now on gay marriage and it is going to move forward. you are going to be a big got, if you are against gay marriage you are a bigot with an asterisk. >> if you have bill o'reilly coming out saying i don't really care one way or another, which is basically saying okay i give up. now you are in the minority. >> john: we talked about rod portman, who spent the last two years still voting for a lot of anti-gay measures, so he is now in support of gay marriages, and many democrats who were against it including bill and hillary clinton have come out in favor of it. and once again bill o'reilly makes a makes a decent point. >> you signed it, because you thou

you have folks like rush limbaugh, christian and evangelical conservatives who are continuing on withe divisive rhetoric around what is i think what most people see as a basic civil right. how much is that damage the republican party as it tries to, if you will, ameliorate itself on this issue? >> public support on this issue has moved even amongst evangelicals. a majority of catholics in this country support marriage equality and it's quite frankly the conservative american principles. my good friends, republicans ted olsen and ken mehlman, when they talk about this issue, they don't support marriage equality. in spite of being a republican or a conservative, they support it because they are conservatives. at the end of the day, regardless of what faith tradition become from, we all grew up learning the golden rule, treat others as you wish to be treated. quite frankly, the freedom to marry and one's fundamental right to marry the person that we love in this country, is the most conservative of american values. and so when i hear ralph reed or rush limbaugh, it reminds me of someone

picture politics panel joining me tonight are michael warren richard fall let's get back to it so rush limbaugh says the g.o.p. isn't conservative enough and that's why they lost the general election basically you know the republicans they lost the senate they they don't have control the senate they lost the white house and in the house of representatives although they control the house of representatives they got they know the democrats got a million and a half more votes so the only reason they hold they hold it is because of gerrymandering arguably. more conservative candidates people like todd akin were more likely to lose elections so what does rush limbaugh not see here michael i don't well i think his comments if you look at the comments in context he's referring to the r. and cs sort of review of the twenty twelve election and it's sort of navel gazing you know what do we do wrong a day's autopsy exactly is that i don't know yesterday morning that said exactly it was and i think his point actually worse limbaugh's point is sound which is that look republicans don't need to you know try

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it didn't get its base up. >> i'd say it's always great to see rush limbaugh making illusions to spikealcolm x. let's bring in ryan grim -- and democratic strategist chris kofinas. the budget proposal, how bad is it when ryan's proposal is considered not radical enough? are we in pretty bad shape? >> i don't know where they think they're going with this. coming out and saying you want to raise the social security retirement age to 70, you want to raise the medicare retirement age to 70 and balance the budget within four years with these insanely draconian cuts an first of all, the math doesn't add up. because in order to balance the budget, they would have to cut so much spending that it would tank the economy and they would lose revenues. the way you balance the budget is to grow the economy and get more revenue. not by tanking it and giving it away. >> so in light of what was said sh these proposals offered by brown and the republican committee would hurt citizens across the country. how far can the republican party go here? how will they be able to survive with these kind of not onl

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. >> the face of conservatism is rush limbaugh. we all agree with that. there is another face on this table, but let's stay with that. he puts down the results by saying obama won with low information voters, that they were sort of stupid, they do not understand the issues and they fall for this stuff. that is the same argument we heard in a much more sophisticated way from somebody else. >> rush limbaugh, the face of the republican party -- that is a little -- >> that is a little harsh. if we are going to choose someone in the media as the face of the republican paty, i would nominate charles. >> i would second the nomination. >> if nominated, i will not run. but if elected, i will serve. i am just lazy. i take a point of personal privilege for you mentioning my youth as a democrat. i agree. i was young once, but i am cured, unlike my colleagues over here. >> there is this interesting rift in the republican party right now. i was talking to steve schmidt who said there is a rift between the evangelical base and libertarians, and rand paul, in some ways,

rush limbaugh has something to say about it, next. >>. >> greta: okay, hash it out. take this quiz. room service to rack up a half million dollar hotel bill in paris. joe biden, his one night tab, $585,000. that is right. the vice president paid $585,000 for one night at the hotel intercontinental in paris. you can bet rush limbaugh has something to say about that. >> these guys know, they'll never be able to pay for anything like this themselves. i don't care what private sector gig he gets when this is all over. he'll never be able to take a bunch of friends, $585,000 for one night in paris. >> greta: next time he wants to use hotel.com kayak to get a better deal. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg does lots of pushups with personal trainer. she works out twice a week and she is up to 20 pushups. i hate justices that make me look bad. what about you. >>. >> greta: and real life version catch me if you can. they tweets a man impersonates a piloted is suing the airport. he was wearing an air france shirt, he went straight to the cockpit and sat down and then told the copilot

just listen to rush limbaugh. >> there is a gay mafia that has inflicted the fear of death, political death in the republican party, for example. if same sex fits the bill of the contract, then everything fits the bill. and at some point, who's to say you cannot have sex with a child? at some point. >> come on, rush. even for you that's ugly stuff. conservative eric erickson tweeted about gay marriage. you're not in love with your neighbor when you're cool to him staying on the road to hell. so much for loving that neighbor. the rights later starved the moment, resorted to mentioning relations between animals. >> marriage is between a man and a woman. no group, be the gays, be the namla, be the people who believe in beastiality, it doesn't matter what they are, they don't get to change the definition. it's not something against gays. >> oh, no. of course not. nothing against gay people. you just compared their relationship to beast yalt. the right knows their arguments are tied and that's why their logic has just become more and more absurd. >> if love becomes a definition of what the

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well-known christian man rush limbaugh. >> he and his fourth wife firmly believe that they enjoyed elton's right. and mike huckabee says if the republican party backs gay marriage evangelicals will take a walk in the next election. >> okay. >> stephanie: yeah, see ya. >> i don't know why he should be worried about marriage equality he and his wife have one of those super duper marriages that they only offer in places like arkansas, where you can't get divorced even if your spouse is beating you, i'm not really sure of the terms. but he has a super duper marriage, he shouldn't be worried about us gays soiling the sanctity of marriage for a minute, but this is his bread and butter. >> stephanie: yeah, he said it's not because there's an anti sexual mood and nobody is homophobic that i know of but many of us base our opinion on an objective standard not a subjective standard. i don't think you can deny it's homophobic. it is by its nature if you deny someone their rights. >> they have to say something nice about gay people or seemingly nice about gay people when putting them down. if huckab

of the defense of marriage act, and of course, just as valiant a defender of divorce, rush limbaugh who at this hour is not yet divorced from his fourth wife offered this push back against republicans supporting marriage equality. >> so why would the republican establishment be supporting it? maybe that's a question that i'm not supposed to ask. but i'd like to know if the issue would lose, as it always has, if left up to a vote of the people, then why are the republicans for it? if it's a losing issue, why not let the democrats own it. the republicans are in a totally defensive posture, think they're losing because they're not enough like democrats. >> joining me now, msnbc analyst, former mccain adviser steve schmidt, one of 131 republicans to sign onto an amicus brief supporting marriage equality, and msnbc's karen finney. steve, i have to ask you the rove question off the bat. can you imagine the next republican presidential candidate being in favor of marriage equality? >> i think that the next republican candidate could be in favor of marriage equality with there being no cons

legacy of the iraq war be the people of iraq better off today than they were ten years ago also rush limbaugh says republicans aren't conservative enough facts seem to say otherwise don't think we'll ask our guests. and for years activists have been trying to expose the dirty little secrets of america's factory farms but now their efforts are coming under attack so who's trying to cover up the secrets of the agriculture industry and i take. you need to know this today is the tenth anniversary of the start of the iraq war and while we can calculate casualties and expenditures we may never know it's true human caused and like us on march nineteenth two thousand and three the american military invaded a country that had never attacked us and had no plans to do so president bush said this to the american people from the oval office. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free the people and to defend the world from grave danger on my orders coalition forces to begin striking selected targets a military importa

>> but nia-malika, rush limbaugh has described rand paul, and i'm quoting rush limbaugh, as a hero to today. if rush limbaugh called you heroic, would you seek immediate medical attention? >> well, i will say this about ron paul and i think rand paul is a more realistic version of ron paul. he was able to draw very enthusiastic crowds, very diverse crowds and young crowds, and i think a rand paul will be able to tap into some of that. i do think there is this deep distrust of the government that borders on conspiracy theories, but in a lot of ways i think there's this deep distrust and misgivings around a lot of the big institutions that people think have failed them. and in many ways i think that rand paul will be able to tap into that successfully. moderate republicans are a little afraid of rand paul because they feel like -- >> who, who? moderate republicans? who are -- i'm sorry, who are they? i'm not sure -- who are they? do they exist? i didn't know they existed. >> nia-malika henderson and toure, obviously one hour is not enough for toure. coming up, russell simmons says the n

here was rush limbaugh reacting to priebus. >> they think they have to re-brand.norities. got to moderate their tone here and moderate their tone there. that's not at all what they've got to do. all they have to do, the republican party lost because it's not conservative. it didn't get its base out in the 2012 election. >> well, wasn't just rush, the statement from the tea party patriots reads "americans and those in the tea party movement don't need an autopsy report from rnc to know they failed to promote our principles and lost because of it." the antiabortion group susan b. anthony list responded by saying "republican candidates failed to properly engage in the pro life issue. rather than seeking to grow and energize the pro-life majority, the gop allowed its to operate solely on the defensive." michael steele, former chairman of republican national committee as well as msnbc political analyst. susan is contributing editor at "u.s. news and world report." your thoughts now. is priebus right? are the critics, the defenders of the old order right? >> there's a c

he is the rush limbaugh of the supreme court. says inappropriate things over and over again most recently about the voting rights act. >> stephen: yes, it's not a necessity a racial entitlement. >> it's not an entitlement to be able to vote without discrimination. it's something all americans expect to have. >> stephen: can we even remember who was denying voting rights to whom? >> of course we can. i'm old enough to remember. >> stephen: i can't. >> you lived in south carolina. south carolina was a major offender and so a certain degree, much less so now, south carolina is an offender now. >> stephen: i don't remember being discriminated in south carolina. >> the point is that you were not discriminated in south carolina. >> stephen: i accept your apoll by. >> black people in s.c. were discriminated against. >> stephen: what is wrong with a little voter intimidation? doesn't it make the voter hungrier with the right to vote? it's like the right to vote is playing hard to get. it's exciting. it's a poll tease. >> oddly enough the

. >> conservative talk show hot rush limbaugh is waving the white flag on same-sex marriage, tellingaudience yesterday that conservatives have lost the gay marriage debate. he added gay marriage is now inevitable no matter what the supreme court decides. rush limbaugh says conservatives lost the debate because they "lost the language." >> as chief justice john roberts is ready to decide on proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act, he also is dealing with credit card fraud. the "washington post" reports that roberts is usually using his credit card to buy morning cup of coffee at the local suburban maryland starbucks but this tuesday, before he heard arguments on prop 8, he paid in cash and according to the "washington post" he told the cashier that someone had gotten his credit card number and he had to cancel the cards. >> barbara walters is making a career change to retiree. "new york times" is reporting the 83-year-old is planning to step down from "the view" in may of 2014. abc is expected to air a series of tributes and specials leading up to her departure. her career has s

music stars are you know what kind of self does not want to give us a view to feature a sunday on limbaugh and the christian public. because your beliefs about it. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because their profit driven industry that sells of sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i'm not me martin and we're going to break that. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. world. series technology innovation called the least of metal mints from around rush hour we've got the future of covered. that's. does that issue this resolution. there's been lots of cases when we capture a guy with a gun in his hands and he's sitting there shaking his head and saying i didn't do anything and he's clearly off his head we give him a blood test and he's all drugged up sometimes we catch them with some powder or pills i

rush limbaugh said it was like nominating a clams man for the court. said that the judge just isn't very smart. >> i'm not really certain how intellectually strong she would be. she has not been very strong on the second circuit. weapons must realize the way they treated the nomination probably did not -- they know this kind of thing isn't possible. they know they need to stop eliminating -- they now know they need to convince the vote or they will never be a national party again. on the same morning, the republican party unveiled the document on -- this is a test. so as not to appall latinos. can they do it? >> obama has just nominated a replacement for hilda solis and the what is it, the departmedepartmen department -- can i tell you who this guy is? tom perez and he may as well be hugo chavez. >> no! really? pick any other tyrannical dicta dictator. there are so many to choose from. the nominee for conservative politics, malkin says he is not actually the nominee for secretary of labor, he is the nominee for secretary of illegal alien labor. so, rep

and that includes, believe it or not, the rushbo, rush limbaugh. >> folks, the bottom line is all ofdemic. this is going to happen, whether it happens now at the supreme court or somehow later. it is -- it is going to happen. it's just the direction the culture is heading. there is hardly any opposition to this. the opposition is that you would suspect exists is in the process of crumbling on it. >> i'm not sure crumble is the right word, rush. anyway, while most democrats have come to embrace the reality of gay marriage, republicans remain divided on strategy. many party leaders are urging a truce, actually, put up the white flag, but for social conservatives the issue is still red hot. this week those voices were out with a vengeance. pat robertson made it clear he wasn't evolving on the issue. >> marriage, ladies and gentlemen, has been foundation of our society, and now it's under attack. a few people want to have their way of doing sex affirmed by everybody else. and they say it's homophobia to believe that a marriage between a man and a woman is sanctioned by god. god is not a

i had written a book about rush limbaugh and the roger ailes book was a logical continuation of that.ed the book to him and he said he wanted to do it. so, there we were. >> now, we just heard him say that he has as many liberals on fox news as he does conservatives, but you write that his liberals are there, by and large, for the same reason, you say, conservatives are at the other networks as foil and token. it's not exactly fair and balanced. >> i don't think it is fair and balanced at any of the networks or any of the news organizations, really, at this point. that's kind of a pretense that people who actually understand how media is done don't really believe. fox has a lot of very bright and very articulate and very good progressive people on it. but, there's no doubt that, for example, what i was writing about, if there is a group of, let's say, four people discussing, three will be conservative often and one will be liberal. usually on the network talk shows, it's been the opposite. there will be a liberal moderator, three liberal guests and a conservative. so, roger sort of tu

rush limbaugh is right. but the idea that suddenly now government is getting involved in marriage, government has been involved in marriage from the very beginning and nobody complained about it as long as it was for heterosexuals. i'll say something else. my marriage would have been illegal in a lot of parts of this country very recently, because i'm in a mixed race marriage. so what i know is that -- and the government was involved in regulating that. so what i think we've got to recognize now is that there's -- no matter what happens, this is a great thing about america, there is an expiration date on some of this bigotry that is in our laws because the next generation doesn't want to hear any of this stuff. 70%, 80% of young people in america think that if you love somebody, marry them. the people who are messing up marriage in america is the heterosexuals. they're the ones getting divorced. the people who are bringing marriage back and making marriage mean something is the gay community that's fighting

. >> today rush limbaugh continued to scratch his head and continued his crusade against the republican national committee's effort to rebrand the party. >> the republicans brand, whatever, image problem, and what they're going to have to do is change the way they are talked about. they don't have to change who they are. these rebranding efforts never work. they never fool anybody. >> nia, it is hard for a republican trying to figure out immigration reform, what should i say today about it. seems the ap got an early draft of the speech, seemed to tell them he was for a path to citizenship, now he is not. >> they used language that he was implicitly for citizenship. we have seen this with jeb bush who was for citizenship, in his book, don't know if he wrote it, seemed to not be for citizenship, now he is for citizenship. saw it with marco rubio, his speech at cpac, immigration reform, he doesn't even mention it. we are seeing there's a wing in the republican party when they hear citizenship, they here amnesty. and that's why they're in trouble with this. if you look at the polls, most re

lot like you sir are you know what that is my self doesn't want to give us a defeat terrorism on limbaugh and the christian politicians can secure good stuff out of the. you know the corporate media distract us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells us and facials that garbage he calls it breaking news i'm happy martin and we're going to break that. download the official publication yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television or it just doesn't matter now with your mobile devices you can watch artsy anytime anywhere. and the end of the road lies come the mecca of vatican and medina of the shia world . but the ring of al-qaeda is the real enemy of iraq and even of all the arab regions several terrorist organizations have been exported by neighboring countries. they are responsible for so many victims since baghdad fell. and i would stress that most of the attacks have targeted the shia. yet it was just one of the. pilgrims are well protected here all the offices a

one of the things he emphasized in all of his interviews with rush limbaugh, sean hannity, with others, was this was a process that couldn't be rushed, a process that needed to take time. there needed to be some kind of understanding among all parties. you're not going to get consensus from everybody, of course, but at least a good hearing of the various points of view before this is something that's pushed on the american people. i think he's going to insist on that and i don't think there's any question that he's going to have his fellow republicans on board with him as he looks to slow this down a little bit. >> but you know of course people are going to be waiting with baited breath. this of course will be a political hot button come presidential race 2016. >> indeed. >> so in the meantime, steve, how much will we hear in terms of rhetoric and how much in terms of real talk? >> well, it's washington, right? we're always going to hear a lot of rhetoric. probably the ratio of rhetoric to real talk -- >> maybe that question was rhetorical, forgive me. >> rhetoric to real talk will be