just yesterday, rush limbaugh attacked michelle obama for her state dinner attire.>> you see that dress is bigger than the president of france. it's a marie antoinette dress is exactly right. they're living like royalty, and they're on purpose doing so, and they're flaunting it. >> now, i mean this -- first of all, i was a guest at the dinner so, in full disclosure. and a lot of beautiful dresses there. everyone was marveling at mrs. obama's dress. what is rush's problem? >> again, they cannot do anything. i mean, she can't even wear a beautiful dress without being criticized by rush limbaugh in such a nasty way. and he has been particularly venomous towards her since the beginning. remember he called her moo-chelle. and it's been really nasty, really personal there is no line that this guy won't cross. and he still is very much an intellectual leader in the republican party. no one is willing to stand up to this guy. when he made his comments about sandra fluke, calling her a slut and a prostitute. >> right. >> there was no one in the party who was willing to call

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rush limbaugh is against me on this.ant you to hear from >> the governor of arizona is being bullied by the hoom sexual lobby in arizona and elsewhere. she's being bullied by the nationwide drive by media, being bullied by certain elements of corporate america income order to advance the gay agenda. >> now, listen, i want you to respond to that. do you think that jan brewer is being bullied? jeff flake who is against marriage -- new york is from her state is against marriage equality, against domestic partnerships, against hate crime legislation, 100% ratings from the family research council is against this law. mccain is against this law. are they bullying jan brewer. >> no, but a lot of people are. this is the political correctness stampede. once they, whoever they are that control much of the voice and by that i don't mean actual control, i mean influence control and they start rolling the steam roller and it's cool to go that way, well then, you know, katie bar the door. that's what's bearing down on jan brewer. i th

this is rush limbaugh right about the latest obamacare delay?dent obama delay the mandate to help himself politically or did he do it to help companies? vote in our gretawire poll. up next the reporting live factor. good night from washington. tomorrow night, 7 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," did the gi joe with the kung fu grip inspire a generation of homicidal maniacs? the investigation you won't see anywhere else. plus, what did the president think of greg gutfeld's new book "not cool." >> it was painful and slow and ultimately that is good for our economy. >> and finally what did the president think of his decision to give greg's book a second try? >> it was the best decision i ever made because i love this guy. he has heart and he cares about people. he is willing to fight for what he believes in. >> none of these stories

if you listen to what rush limbaugh was saying, if that is what people are hearing time and time again about who the people are who would benefit from an increase and rely on unemployment insurance that drives their perceptions about who those people are. they drives their opinions. but in addition to that it means they are trying to cater to a base. that is why one of the ones last week that twd impose taxes on a business that a woman would have to justify if she had an abortion after being raped to the irs. they are focusing on these idea logical thing and then these other issues they put it in the terms of that would give obama a win. >> what about giving the american people a win? i'm going to have to leave it there. thank you for your time tonight. and be sure to watch "disrupt" with karen finney weekends at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. >>> the deafening silence we are hearing from the republican lawmaker who refused to condemn this statement from a voter. >> obama is not president as far as i'm concerned. >> how does he let that vicious statement go unchallenged? big news ton

. >>> now, two years ago, there was no bigger trender than this comment from rush limbaugh. >> what doeshe college coed, susan fluke, who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex? what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? makes her a prostitute. >> the comment targeted then-george town university student fluke, an ongoing moment changed the landscape in talk radio as advertisers ran from limbaugh's hate speech and the whole genre itself. are it put sandra on the map as an activist across america, now two years after republicans tried to silence her from speaking out on women's issues, health issues, sandra fluke wants her voice to be heard in the california state house and she joins us tonight here on "the ed show." sandra, thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> you have been cast on the scene politically in this country, done a lot of activist work, where do you go from here, running for this position? >> i'm running for the state senate, i want to give a cities to my constituents, stand up for their concerns arou

and at the same time, you have the rush limbaughs and the eric ericsson and heritage action saying thisd stand and she should not veto it. what do you think this says about where the heart and soul of the republican party is right now? >> well, i think a large part of the republican party is waking up and moving on and moving ahead on this issue. if you're a party whose platform and philosophy is all about more freedom and less intrusive government, to be consistent, you have to support gay marriage. so that philosophical inconsistency is biting the party and hurting the party. but i think that more and more republicans are stepping up, stepping forward and supporting more freedom and less government on all issues, including this very important one. >> do you think -- rush limbaugh said yesterday that brewer is being bullied by the homosexual lobby. i guess that includes john mccain to advance the gay agenda. at what point do the republicans say you have no idea what you're talking about and what you're saying is bad for the party? >> well, i think increasingly that big microphone of ru

sounds so rush limbaugh both being now surrounded by chinese people escaping the pollution that he's so eloquently defended i'm trying these companies are the right to do behalf of profiteers in america the crackdown will go into that here over the last year chairman jim pang has overseen investigations into some of china's wealthiest most powerful party figures including those who have profited massively from the state owned oil industry he has vowed to take down both tigers which are the top bosses and flies which are local officials so in january he stepped up his campaign to for bidding the promotion for example of officials who have spouses or children living overseas these are called naked officials and they're denied promotion because they tend to be the most corrupt they found well these are the chinese equivalent to anchor babies so the chinese officials who are wealthy they they have their anchor babies that they set up at harvard or yale some other ivy league school in mexico and other countries of course they claim to have these anchor babies in the united states as a way

this is rush limbaugh right about the latest obamacare delay?elay the mandate to help himself politically or did he do it to help companies? vote in our gretawire poll. up next the reporting live factor. good night from washington. tomorrow night, 7 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> this is stuff that you do in a banana republic. it's as if the law is simply a back board on which obama writes any number he wants. >> what is the truth about changes the president is making to the affordable healthcare law? tonight we have analysis and give it to you straight. sink gel mom is ho is raising three kids has to keep a job because of healthcare can now spend some time raising those kids, that's a family value. >> but somebody has to pay for that family value and that's what is causing the civil war over entitlements. how much county middle class take?

and rush limbaugh blames the "the homosexual lobby for bulling the arizona governor on a controversial bill. for real? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. ted nugent says he's a changed man. at least that's what he told me last night in an interview that got a lot of people talking. i confronted him about calling president obama a sub human mon grew and his response was pretty shocking. >> live on "erin burnett outfront" cnn, ted nugent remember the alamo, february 24th, be 2014. i'm not going to call people names anymore. >> i think that to me, i know you're trying to make slightly light of this, but to me these things are not light at all because in a country you talk about. >> no, i'm not making light very serious, very serious. >> create more polarization is a horrible thing to do. >> you're right. my children, my brothers, my sister, and my wonderful wife sharmane have told me that over and over. i think at the tender age of 65, i think you're absolutely correct. instead of using terms like sub human mon grew, i'm going to get right to the meat of th

it's like huckabee and rush limbaugh. neil: i am working on a book right now.out very soon. but is there any candidate they like in the upcoming presidential race? or the like remapped to i like chris christie. he's wonderful. and i like sarah palin is wild. and i like those guys are all great for comedy. whoever is great for comedy, i'm for it. neil: is hillary clinton operate for comedy? any others who might run? >> that kind of gone to that well too many times. when bill said i didn't have sects with that woman, no one knew what he was talking about. and -- neil: go ahead and finisthat. >> well, i love coming on the show. all of my conservative friends say how to do that. and i tell them that you're the brightest person in the whole fox or a. you laugh any listen in your cabinet, to? neil: yes, i am. >> any notice that i've been thinking about that. neil: george, you really are the best. right or left, you' y are equally offensive. but i do love you. [laughter] thank you very much. >> i have more fun with you. neil: hannity sends his best. >> there is no bes

limbaugh seems to see this as a larger gay agenda that he says is threatening to the population.isten to what he had to say today. >> heterosexuality maybe 85% are under assault by the 2% to 5% that are homosexuals. why is there a political agenda attached to and driven by homosexuality and there is no corresponding heterosexual agenda? >> well, rush's idea that straight people are under assault is absurd. some have weighed in in drafting sam. here is what steve colbert had to say. >> teams will have to think twice. >> can the players handle the media attention that they are going to get when the get the question asked are you okay with a gay teammate? >> exactly. just think of that question. are you okay with a gay teammate? who wants to put their players through the agony of saying -- >> yeah. >> i thought it was a trick question. up next president obama and the democrats hope they have found a winning issue, income inequality. that is ahead. you are watching "hardball". ♪ ♪ ♪ where you think you're gonna go ♪ ♪ when your time's all gone? [ male announcer ] live a full life. th

rush limbaugh says not so fast. >> they don't know anything about this.hey are going to issue all kinds of regulations and demands on an industry they haven't the slightest understanding of. but you're not going to know any of that all you are supposed know is that just like your health insurance premium was going to be $2,500 less, now you're going to be saving $8,000 a year on your gasoline by the time 2025 comes around. so i just want you to remember what happened, told you could keep your doctor and your insurance plan if you liked it and your premium is going to come down $2,500. now, as you think forward how great it it is going to be to save $8,000 a year in your gasoline costs in 2025, think about what's really going to happen. and you are not going to be saving any money. >> so is rush right? is president obama just ramming through another new policy? former mississippi governor haley barber joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> nice to see you, greta. thanks for having me. >> should american people look forward to getting $8,000 reduction in fuel b

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rush limbaugh has no credibility at all.the legislation was trying to write in prejudice, and to use his words, bullying and coercion into civil law and that is not allowed. a great have changed deal. when you have this massive corporate lobby putting pressure , isn't your traditional, you know, gay and lesbian activist and their supporters -- you had corporate america saying no to prejudice. >> because they recognize the economic realities here. g power as well as our allies as well as -- you know, i maintain the majority of americans are good, decent people, and they will not tolerate this kind of abuse of a legal process. the corporations recognize that as well. marriott, american airlines, delta airlines, apple was going to build a manufacturing plant in mesa, arizona -- vetott romney tweeted to the bill. >> leadership on the republican side. the two u.s. senators from the arizona side as well as the secretary of state and the arizona treasurer. it was overwhelming. rational, decent, fair-minded people. >> i want to ask

. >> it was a thrilling day for the limbaugh nation. >> people are going nuts here.e-mails and cookie sent me a sound bite. because i keep mentioning amnesty today. i can't believe it. amnesty. rush, rush, rush, boehner has said that there won't be any this year. >> here's john boehner, the day after the 2012 presidential election. >> immigration? >> it's an important issue that i think ought to be dealt with. i think a comprehensive approach is long overdue. and i'm confident that the president, myself, others can find the common ground to take care of this issue once and for all. >> and here is the same john boehner on "the tonight show" two weeks ago. >> it takes 218 to pass any bill. i like to describe my job as trying to get 218 frogs in a wheel barrow long enough to pass a bill. it's hard to do. >> today, john boehner did not say that the crazy jumping frogs in his wheel barrow are preventing him from immigration reform. instead, of course, he blamed the president of the united states. >> we're going to continue to discus this issue with our members. but i thin

fluke became a national figure after rush limbaugh disparaged her with a vulgar term for asking the federal government to take pour women's contraception during a congressional hearing in 2012. later that year she spoke at the democratic convention in charlotte. while fluke has filed with the state democratic committee, she has until march 7th to officially file her candidacy with the federal election commission. we'll be right back. and unlimitd talk and text for as low as $45 a month? $45 a month. wow...no annual contract. no annual contract. no long-term agreement. no long-term agreement. really? really. ok, so what's the catch? there is no catch. ok, i'm obviously getting nowhere with you. i'm gonna need to speak with the supervisor. i am the supervisor. oh, finally someone i can talk to. [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. new smartphone plans starting at $45 a month, with no annual contract. only from at&t. >>> so what i can tell you if people find that hard to believe, i don't know what else to say except to tell them i had no knowledge of this, of the planning, the execution, o

fluke became a national figure after rush limbaugh disparaged her with a vulgar term for asking the federal government to take pour women's contraception during a congressional hearing in 2012. later that year she spoke at the democratic convention in charlotte. while fluke has filed with the state democratic committee, she has until march 7th to officially file her candidacy with the federal election commission. we'll be right back. >>> so what i can tell you if people find that hard to believe, i don't know what else to say except to tell them i had no knowledge of this, of the planning, the execution, or anything about it. and that i first found out about it after it was over. and even then, what i was told was that it was a traffic study. >> welcome back to "hardball" that was chris christie on january 9th. did you catch what he said? he didn't know about the lane closures until after it was over. well, last night christie changed his story. listen to him now. >> what's going on now with all this other stuff is just a game of gotcha, you know. you know, when did i first learn about this

the failed war on drugs to bother dealing with pesky things like facts and the very very ugly rush limbaugh here in tuesday's episode of his radio show the right wing talk show host blasted the gay lobby for bullying arizona governor jan brewer into vetoing her state's hewas discrimination bill as tends to take a list. all of a sudden now the left is interested in militarily at least as they define it but you notice your folks how bullying is a good thing. the governor of arizona is being bullied you being bullied by the homosexual lobby in arizona and else where. in order to advance the gay agenda i guess in that circumstance bullying is admirable as usual rush is just spewing nonsense on its of arizona's discrimination law many of whom are not gay and just believe in a little thing called human rights are not bullying jan brewer used their first amendment rights to stop other bigots from believing in discriminating against gay people the fact that so many people still take rush seriously when he says stuff like that that it's very very. crazy to work american culture may have just hit pea

limbaugh has not been disappointing. one of my mentally ill have to bring the dogs. the demons and bring them on the second of all bought all the men in iraq the war that is except that i've been sick the night came. it was built. i think the club all. state team yet i bought the machine is doing. that said it wasn't that much screwed up. whilst the second. each feed and wants to eat and the stadium and so she is ready to buy me the talking. she walks. this building now you get water to a course of the limping pot of tea till calm and make sure you do this with a cam the games get go and bring you special coverage on a thread so cute with the fourteen though. i would to come and thoughts and afghanistan that american troops continue their withdrawal from the country kumble still refusing to sign a security pact which would make us soldiers remain in the fragile state of the twenty fourteen season to caf malcolm x in the polls some of the taliban can be the ones benefiting from the friction drive them to take washington and the afghan government. after thirteen years

pollution you can't even see it kind of looks like london with the fog they're all moving to rush limbaugh's house. so ruslan both being now surrounded by chinese people escaping the pollution that he's so eloquently defended i'm trying these companies have the right to do behalf of profiteers in america the crackdown will go into that here over the last year chairman jim pang has overseen investigations into some of china's wealthiest most powerful party figures including those who have profited massively from the state.

thanks thanks artsy has been closely following the answer government on rush limbaugh frying over the past three years on the air and online log on to r.t. dot com to get the full picture of what is going on there and how it all started. now more news coming your way after the break including reports over births are suicide bomber in syria counterterrorist forces in the u.k. investigate why a man left his family behind to join extremists in the war zone. and calls for tougher immigration rules grow louder and norway where the number of commerce has increased tenfold in the space of three decades. maybe. by the push to. play your part of the. issues that no one is there with to get that you deserve answers from. politic. no cholesterol piano's depression. to prove to a lie. are you the same. pharma knows that's. something else. seconds to end denmark's us of will have to put down a healthy giraffe to comply with the european breeding laws the management says that euthanasia is the most likely scenario it's the second such case in the space of a few days and has drawn widespread condemn

we find out how the big black queens for compazine cruft limbaugh the modern day fighting could still manage to take some smokes but the album said no day here on r.g.p. please the future. play right close to. the first for me and i think the trick. on a recorder splitter. and instead. living in the limo on mom. i think. i would like to go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crack cynical we've been hijacked by handful of trans national corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate and real discussion critical issues facing the now defunct bill ready to join the movement then walk a bit. i . welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to alistair

republican base so they feel persuaded that i'm not the character that you see on fox news and rush limbaughas long as there's those perceptions, it's hard for folks like john boehner to move in my direction. i wonder whether he can and will ever penetrate part of that base. >> no, he'll never penetrate the base, the republican party base, with visions of who he really is. he even said as much to bill o'reilly. the reason benghazi, irs, problems with the healthcare.gov site, is because bill o'reilly and fox news keeps talking about it. it's something that works with bill o'reilly's audience that also works with the republican party base. they're fixated and obsessed with these three issues, but especially benghazi. when i went down to north carolina to talk about the implementation of the affordable care act, i ran into david jackson what talked about every conspiracy theory related to president under the sun. >> one wonders what the white house could do if not to neutralize the issue, if not for this presidency, than for 2016. a lot of people think this is really -- what we saw last night w

limbaugh is so upset.n i look at the actual number, you see president obama has used an executive order to go around congress less than half of the time of bill clinton and just over half the time of president george w. bush. so it doesn't make sense to me unless you are trying to demonize president obama. in terms of the actual numbers. martha: i think the issue is -- that's the argument. if you look at the numbers, the numbers don't tell that story. but when you look at the substance what we are talking about here, it has to do primarily with a lou that affects so many americans and 20% of the u.s. economy, and he's doing that with that law. i think is what has so many people upset. i want to look back at this, too. president obama back in 2008 said this. i taught constitutional law for 10 years. i take the constitution very serious live. the biggest problem we are facing is george bush trying to bring more and more power to the executive branch and not go through congress and what i intend to do is reve

thank you, rush rush limbaugh, you're not rude to the professor on the first day. the class will not hurt you. looking at women's history will only improve your life. what is it look for us on the other side of the desk that have to deal with the range of our work being impugned by people who are fearful. >> host: where do you teach? >> guest: george washington university and part time at georgetown. hello to my terrific students. i teach pretty much everything required for the miner and major, introductory women's history, specialized class on women's sport. over enrolled since 1996 i teach a survey course in women's history which has about 120 first-year students. right now i have athletes from every sport. i have a lot of people in their first year, and i have graduating askers -- seniors who have waited all the different years with a different major just to take a women's study class before they graduate. >> host: what is women's studies? >> guest: women's studies has been a department or program at american colleges since 1969. the first women's study program

simultaneously, they're hitting all cylinders, fox, rush limbaugh, the right wing media, they start pushing this, and the question is, what does the media do. >> why aren't you doing your job? why? i should blame you, the fact that -- you're saying you failed because this happened. let me say this on the up side. the cycle of this was much more truncated than the cycle of the planned hysteria which lasted two weeks before anyone actually started doing the follow-up reporting to show that a lot of those stories were not at all what they looked like. >> and the key here in this cycle, some important players stepped up, last night on the network news, most of them are very good and very careful. that doesn't cover everyone, and so a lot of people went forward with the misinformation. and then they said, late in the day, this morning was, well, okay, republicans are lying, but it doesn't look good for democrats, they're going to be able to get attack ads out of it. >> let me read this, what matters politically, oh, yes, you're right about the numbers, what matters politically is how the numbers

. >> rush limbaugh was talking about this bill on his radio show earlier. want to play a bit of that. >> she's being attacked for suggesting she might veto the bill for economic reasons. i kid you not, she's -- she's not saying that the veto would be for the reason they want to hear. the same sex homosexual advocates want her to veto it on the basis of civil rights and gay rights and what have you. the governor of arizona is being bullied. >> congressman, does it matter to you why the bill would be vetoed, as long as it's vetoed? >> well, the important thing is that it doesn't become law, that it does get vetoed, but i think it's important that it be done -- i don't know what she'll say in her veto message but it's important that it's done for several reasons. one, i've already enumerated. i think it's morally incorrect. i think it's unnecessary and it's bad and from a reputation standpoint, it gives arizona a black eye and we don't need that so i think we need to avoid that. >> i'm going to read part of a letter that the three republican state senators who

people find rush limbaugh outrageous. >> this is the head of the naacp. a black -- >> he is not the head of the naacp. he is the executive director of the north carolina chapter of the naacp. and he has the right to say what he wants to say. but let's be very clear on why he says what he says. >> i'm asking you, isn't this just abhorrent? isn't this despicable to you? have you no sense of decency. let me play a montage of black conservatives being treated in the media. this is a group that gets attacked day in and day out. let's play the montage. >> if i read herman cain's book, it is hard to believe he finds himself answerable to those republicans who will soon start to elect the nominees for the white house. and as such he probably feels obliged to assure him he is no angry black man. >> alan west was on fox and called you and other african leaders part of the problem. >> i think o-- >> he ain't -- >> joined the gop's version of affirmative action where black faces get racist to the front of the line then people get to put a bumper sticker on their cars

made such a big deal over mitt romney using besiinde >> what people made a big deal about is rush limbaughling women that -- the fact that he is wanting equal pay legislation, the fact he was not strong on the contraception issues, they were strong about that. there were other issues beyond that. >> is that what we have come to? >> but you know, the minimum wage, which affects women, he was not for that. there were a number of legitimate policy issues that you can say he took -- >> so james we're basically saying liberalism is now reduced to that the government and the taxpayers have got to fund the nine dollars a month for birth control, or you don't like women? >> first of all, private insurers, the government funds, private insurance funds, the government funds viagra. >> i don't think they should fund any of it -- >> we think it is a good thing. >> go to your local pbs you can get all the contraception you want and i hope you use it. >> why should not an employer provide that as health coverage? >> that is not the argument. the argument, you -- why should the taxpayer -- if they're not

and rush limbaugh picked up on the cook column. >> we put a picture of mrs.on up at rushlimbaugh.com, and we asked, does america do the american people want to observe the aging of this woman in office? >> is this fair? other political senior citizens have faced similar questions. john mccain was 72 when he ran. and ronald reagan, who was 69 when he took office, had to deflect the issue four years later. >> i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> as for clinton, she kept up a grueling schedule as secretary of state, traveling nearly a million miles. near the end of her tenure, she disappeared from public view after a fall and concussion. she wore special glasses because of the injury when she appeared before congress in january 2013 to answer questions about the benghazi terrorist attack. before her injury in a sit-down with barbara walters, clinton insists she's in good shape. >> is your age a concern to you? >> it really isn't. i am thankfully knock on wood, not only healthy, but i have incredible stamina an

. >> do you get annoyed when people -- you are singled out, rush limbaugh, sean hannity, as guys who get in the way of the republican grabbing victory, that you guys will turn it around and grab defeat from the otherwise certain jaws of victory. >> who lost the senate and the house in 2006? i think the republican party, george bush and karl rove, lost the senate and house in 2006. who gave them the house in 2010? i think the tea party. and they're holding on the establishment with their fingertips on to the senate, trashing conservatives, making -- sleeping in bed with the u.s. chamber of crony capitalism. >> they're saying now, whether they got their funds, they're saying the hell with you, eat it. >> i don't work for them and they mean nothing to me. if i had my way they're gone. i've seen leaders and worked for leaders, and leaders change evens. leaders affect the future, and they have arguments. they don't stand there and talk with marbles in their mouth, trash their own party and so follower. look, it's a party right now. we need a new republican party. new leaders. i've seen it

people who listen to their side, we have conservatives who listen to fox news who listen to rush limbaugh. conservatives pull out these quotes, they don't even have, if president obama is, that's going to go over and over and over on fox news. that seems to sell well. that's what a lot of it is. >> but income taxes go up, obamacare is going ocost more, there are things that are changing for people who are relatively wealth not just the uber billionaires. >> in one direction when the republicans were in office and the other direction when the democrats were in office. but the idea that there's some sort of massive class warfare or massive soak the rich that just -- or that obama's rhetoric is mainly about you know attacking rich people, that's just not borne out by if you listen to him all the time instead of pull out this selected quote, absolutely, there are issues here and legitimate issues on which position sides can have legitimate issues on. >> but you say income equality is a good thing. >> it can be a good thing. but you are talking about living in a preindustrial society at a subs

. >> rush limbaugh is not letting nbc off the hook. >> why is everybody surprised that nbc news would lob praise over a soviet kgb leader. what do you think issue liberals think of communists? they're blood brothers. the communists were the peacemakers. >> american journalist david sater has spent-year-old living and working in russia. he has been critical of president putin. right before the olympics he was expelled from russia. coincidence or was this pay back? david joins us. nice to talk to you, david. >> hi. >> so, why did you get the boot from from russia? >> well, can i told you what i was told officially which was that the security services regarded that my presence on the territory of the russian federation was undesirable. so, that was the official reason. that was what was told to me. what they didn't say is why i was undesirable. but, apparently from the point of view of those people who monitor the activities of what goes on over there, i was considered to be some type of threat. >> all right. now, you have written critically of president putin. and you have certainly hea

sandra fluke who came under attack especially from rush limbaugh will be a cougar tonight.others, not to ber for dorkd is. he's returning to the united states at the top of the hour. >> looking forward to all of that. >>> now a final farewell to oscar winning actor philip seymour hoffman. today those closest to him gathered at a church. among foreigners, long-time partner mimi o'donnell and their two children. other actors were there, amy adams, michelle williams. hoffman was found dead in his apartment along with a needle still in his arm. in the meantime commissioner says they're still searching hoffman. >>> philip seymour hoffman's bread until the incredibly tomorrow. he had seven days worth of work left on that movie. obviously so much of it is in there. you can't just start from scratch. they have to if i can out what to do with hoffman's remains. we spent time with a group >>> philip seymour hoffman sooemts seems to be fighting himself in -- technology could save the final installment of "the hunger game" series. filming was almost complete when hoffman died. now prod

they read rush limbaugh makes this amount of money or i hear you make a lot of money in radio. get in radio, the best thing you can do is get on the air in a small station in a small town in a small city. i worked for free for over a year. >> was it a college radio station? >> they threw me out of town. i deserved it. i was horrible. next, got a job in huntsville, alabama, drove cross-country, didn't know a single person on the state except the guy that hired me on the phone, i think paid $19,000 a year. just because when the red light went on i loved it. you can't have these self-imposed limitations where you say i'm not moving here. >> would you get into radio? >> i wanted to. >> now, would you do internet? would you do -- >> if you love something. if it's a passion. i don't know what happened, i listened to talk radio, i did my first show and when the red light went on i was hooked. i would have pursued this, no money, worked for free, part-time, whatever. >> you did wind up on television, too. we have video, if you want to look at it. >> oh, boy. >> of an appearance you mad