here to break it down is john kingston and lisa miller. lisa, let me start with you.ow do you feel about what happened today? you feel like you are under assault? >> today's announcement was a disappointment. but it didn't this seem to be any surprise. we have had everyexpectati that the administration will launch an attack like this today. we are certainly ready and poised to take on the challenge. theustry has invested over $100 billion over the last 30 years to reduce emissions by 90%. this administration if this administration isn't willing to take those kind of achievements variously, this administration is looking at a legacy of closing down an industry tha is important to aerica. melissa: is at she said fair? >> i think it's fair. it is not a surprise. it was kind of expected since thday the supreme court, about six years ago, simply set the epa could regulate co2 as a pollutant. i think lot of pple who watch the obama administration are wondering what was goi to happen. i would say this. but the real issue now, itwill be how fast they canet the exports up and

lisa in houston, you're on "the stephanie miller show." the guy, going to talk about dick cheney and them being quiet. we need to point out to clinton every time he comes out, this is his third time doing something against this president. when you say something dumb like that all you're doing is splitting the party because barack obama does have a lot of followers. and we get tired of hearing him get beat down and especially by bill clinton who a lot of people don't remember gay welcomes to osama bin laden -- >> no. that was clinton. >> caller: who was president in '93? >> was it '93? >> caller: yes. '93 also clinton gave weapons to the group that was with bin laden. osama bin laden. >> stephanie: no. i think you're thinking -- >> it happened earlier. that was started in the '70s. >> stephanie: yes. i'm not saying it's because hillary sounds like she's running for president. >> when women participate in politics, the effects ripple out across society. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> turkey? >> stephanie: women. i think bill on this one might have been

his race against lisa was really part of this family feud between the palins if you remember, sarah palin won governor. and then she basically funded and pushed joe miller front to go after lisa. we'll figure out how much that vendetta is still going for her because she does have money. she doesn't have clout but she has money. >> i wonder, too, has there been any shift in the into of the republican party after what happened in 2010 seeing this was a mess, we almost lost a seat. >> there'sen in several coupes that have happened. we've had three different new leaders in the last 14 months, i think. it's been the tea party types. they are the ones that get their people to go. they want to do this caucus thing and the money people in the party, pull all the money and say they're not fund-raising and a new one six months later. they just had a new vice chair they put on who is like a racist. he's a racist against native alaskan people. he was given a commission or appointed last year and had to withdraw his name because of the absolute racism. >> people that aren't familiar. when you say racist against a native alaskan. >> he said we need to cut dental fund

lisa in houston, you on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hey, stephanie.heads cut off. >> stephanie: but, again, i don't think we have all of the information on this. but him complimenting china and russia as some sort of beacon of free speech -- >> caller: this guy, this is a bigger setup. the minute they bring him in he is going to squeal like a wet pig. i believe he was paid. because you are seeing more well obama did this. you got rand paul saying obama is going to drone them. it's gone from being security to now we can put the blame on him. i truly, truly believe, and the media is so obsessed on finding a scandal on this president for his second temp they are jumping on everything and i think this will have a whole different end it to. >> i think the guardian is a great paper, because it's -- yeah -- you read stuff there that you can't find anywhere else. >> stephanie: rick in illinois you are on the "stephanie miller show." hello, rick. >> caller: good morning, i was talking to t-bone a little while ago, and i was mentioning i wasn't kind of on the f