this guy is a lunatic! lunatic! and this is the guy that the republicans bow down--dr.sts do, and if its forcible rape, if it is, they don't get pregnant any way. tell us, dr. willke. this is the guy that they look up to. here is one of the leading republicans as they introduce him to all the republicans. >> great honor and great pleasure that i present to you the indepensible man jack willke. [applause] >> cenk: thethe indispensable lunatic, dr. willke, who the republicans rely on for information on abortion and rape. here is mitt romney, quote, i am proud to have the support of a man who has meant so much to the pro-life movement in our country. he knows how important it is to have someone in washington who actively promote pro-life policies. i look forward to working with dr. willke and welcome him to romney for president. that was back in '07 when he was first running for president. even mitt romney thinks this dr. willke lunatic is the guy who knows all about abortion, and why you should be pro-life. this pretty doesn't give a damn about facts. if they find a guy l

he believes in others who are lunatics i'm serious. that's later in the show. obama said, hey look, we'll let the american people know about who this guy is. they immediately have an ad out. here's what it says. >> the paul ryan medicare plan turns medicare into a voucher system. >> the paul ryan budget, which cuts aid to the disability, to immigrant children's, aid to the elderly. >> it would cut pell grants to college students by $170 billion and cut off a million students over the next decade. >> the cuts are so traumatic, so painful. >> cenk: you know what, that's all true based on numbers that i gave you. but it gets worse. you know romney reported one return and the $20 million that he made his income. the paul ryan plan with cuts for the rich are so deep that mitt romney would have paid a .82% rate on his taxes. he wade a comically low 13.9% as it was. this is less than 1% that he would have paid, and the guy has over $250 million. this is to rob from the poor and the middle class to pay the rich. this is unbelievable. mitt romney, paul ryan's plan. >> r

this guy is a judge, but he has this lunatic conspires theory about obama and the united nations.t. >> he's going to try to hand over the sovereignty of the united states to the u.n. i'm thinking worse-case scenario. civil unrest, civil disobedience disobedience, civil war and he'll bring in u.n. troops with the little blue beanies. i don't want them in lubbock county. they're not coming in here. and the sheriff i've already asked him, are you going to back me? yeah i'll back him. >> cenk: yoo-hoo yoo-hoo. i love how this guy is rambo. i'm going to stand up, and i got the sheriff behind me. you'll probably be run over in that case. now he's going to try to explain his comments. it doesn't get much better. watch. >> the worst-case scenario in my automobile were those things i mentioned, and have you prepared for them. do i think those are going to happen? probably not. >> i don't have the words to use that are appropriate here in court. >> cenk: i love that. probably not. you hear this probably not going to take over lubbock texas. that guy is in charge of emergency preparation for

this is a lunatic thing my brother is doing with these apples. when i sailed down this huge area of fruit country, imagine after 9/11, apple country at harvest, thousands of acreage, beautiful skies. i got tears. it was like america the beautiful. it was so rural. it was such a different world for me. the first sighting of my brother. he didn't know i was coming was at the packing house. i remember seeing him, millions of apples coming down the flumes. my brother was looking at every single piece of fruit to be sure it was shipped correctly. he was to tender. i was seeing him from a long shot. i thought oh my god, all he needs is a sweater, he'd look just like are mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and packing house routine, 5:00 a.m. routine. we were walking at dawn with the pickers who were all working, my brother was walking ahead

this guy suppresses this lunatic over there.f people lives are saved, and same thing in aurora, so many people shielded their girlfriends and family members. same thing, of course with the other shooting in the midwest when you had the cop go in there. >> bob: the implication because he went to perkins family values organization, on one happen you say he is crazy. anybody who carries a gun and shoots people is crazy. but to suggest by inference this is an attack on the conservative family values yesterday, he is for the gay agenda is a stretch. first of all, this guy, we don't know how much about -- >> kimberly: wait. your points are well taken but i don't think we are saying that he is acting on behalf of -- >> bob: no. but domestic terrorism charge would be that he was there with intent. now, last domestic terrorism charge, if i remember right, right winger timothy mcveigh. was a domestic terrorist charge. in this case, he came from virginia, again, becomes the gun capital of the world where you can buy guns easily. you can be

then four republican lunatics. one crazier than the next.luding this guy who is setting up the cd did who obama's real father is. >> the breathtaking greed of a few. >> the reaching hands of the little people. >> cenk: cuckoo for cocoa puffs. it's showtime. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: now president obama has been pounding mitt romney and the republicans for months now and they say we're so hurt we're all going to cry together in unison. in fact, they've turned their crying and asking for a wah-bulence into talks. it's obviously talking points that they gave to everyone. here is the crying/lying attacks of the republicans. >> romney: a campaign that has been as divisive as this campaign has been. >> it's the most divisive campaign we've ever had. >> it's a divisive act. >> romney: the kind of divisiveness that i think is unbecoming of the president. >> it's beneath the dignity of the office of the president. >> governor romney is right when he says that the obama campaign is running a divisive campaign. >> we're not a divider. >> they have new low

conservative right wing lunatics, i have a question for you. ever read the second amendment we'll put it up for you. a well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. you see the first part of that sentence is a qualifier. a well regulated militia being necessary. it doesn't mean you grab a gun whenever you like. you know why they wrote this? i read the history of it today. they're fighting the different indian groups, the cherokees etc. they say we need a well-regulated militia in case the army is not you have to snuff, if we need more drops. then you have a militia that is well organized they grab the guns and join the fight. are we still fighting the cherokee, is that what is going on? back then they had muskets they didn't have ar-15. your stupid rationale, i have the right to bear arms. i can get a nuke, i could have a bazooka and a flame thrower and i carry it wherever i like because we have lost our minds on guns. it's a well regulated militia.

>> right and i'm a crazy lunatic. >> reporter: one of those fans even recorded her own version of superg some of those very adult lyrics. the video got more than 37 million views on youtube. >> you said you love nicki minaj, right? do you want to meet her? come on out, nicki! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: meeting little sophie on ellen gave minaj a whole new perspective and a litmus test for what's appropriate. >> we have a running joke. like, am i cool like when i do a song -- like can sophia sing that one? no? ♪ she writes her own lyrics. her rhythms are feminine yet fierce in a male-dominated industry that's criticized for being degrading to women, songs like "moment for life" could be an anthem for feminism. ♪ >> reporter: but there's also a girl-power flavor to it. >> yeah, it makes girls feel like they can do anything. i'm like, always be successful outside of a man. >> reporter: perhaps minaj herself tried not to rely on a man after watching her own mother suffer for years in an abusive marriage. nicki, born in trinidad, moved to a rough neighborhood in queens, new york at

i mean, what kind of an irresponsible lunatic would vote for every one of these misguided fiscal time bombs? i'll give you a hint. his name begins with paul ryan and ends with silence! (cheers and applause) and this is his picture! well, that was wonky but i'm beginning to think paul ryan's past positions don't really hold up to the light of day. much like edward cullen. (laughter) and actual light of day. (laughs) >> all right, that's enough, jon. >> jon: huh? john hodgman, what are cow doing here? >> i'm sending this sick charade your feeble and craven attempt at co-opting one of the most important movies in modern sexy fantasy literature. (laughter) also known as horrorotica. >> jon:er who... >> no, horror... that's not the point. the point is vampires aren't your stuffy old world i want to suck your blood romanian aristocracy types to who evaporate in daylight. no, they're young and sexy and shirtless. and when the sunlight hits them they sparkle. (laughter) >> jon: i see. i guess when it rains... >> well, when it rains they play baseball, obviously. they're vampires. seriously, t

." >>> a woman walking along a city street runs smack into a lunatic. he grabs her hair and punched her to the ground. see why what happened afterward is being called the real crime. >> it's a motorcycle ride in china that is sure to give you chills. when you hear what the tiny bundle that fell off. >> oh, my gosh. >> jaw-dropping video of a diver and a whale had everyone wondering, who gets that close? now hear from the guy who got sucked into a whale's vortex. >> it's really awesome and terrifying. >> and it's the latest internet craze. see how "right this minute" viewers are getting in on dog shaming. >> jaclyn ann sent us a picture of her pet snickers eating tootsie rolls out of the cat box. >> oh, gross. >>> got to be honest, guys, this one's going to make you sick. the kind of sick where you get like, mad. this is surveillance video from a street in colchester essex, england. two girls walking down the street and this guy, physically something's wrong with him. he's walking back and forth. can't walk in a straight line. many reports we're hearing

use the word, zanies, lunatics, crack pot outliars, radical backward looking, operating on the principle worse politics get the better for them. i have to be honest, i'm man crushing on you a little bit right now. i'm not afraid to say that. and i thought all this, but i thought it was being unfair and partisan, but you put it in black and white. you've been on the hill forever. you're in that party and see the dysfunction that that party is bringing to politics in general. how did the gop in your words go crazy? >> i think it was a variety of factors. a 30-year process of pandering to the religious right. i think it's part of the 24/7 talk radio cycle. as the public gets more polarized. and i think it was also a matter of the money that's infusing into politics. special interests can now fund slash and burn campaigns, but probably the final straw was president obama's election in 2008. and there are plenty of issues on which i disagree with president obama. i don't agree with many aspects of his health care legislation. but he was legitimately elected president of the united states. and

someday i will brain rescue helicopters away to be saved and across the territory people are half lunatic but the dreams they apply so mr. xu along with the western return scholars association he has a helicopter company. i met a man that is famous for the aerospace industry. their 1/4 million employees is obviously with strategic chairman mao put it there because he said this is the point* that is farthest from the closest foreign border hardest to bomb by the russians and americans are japanese so this quarter vermilion and can't meant but the man in charge took me into his office and showed me his statues. the man who liberalized the economy and if not for him i would be impoverished but the other was george washington. he could have been cain but decided not to. said man who grew up in the midwest look to fort -- worked for boeing. about 25 years ago how would you like to go to china? not very much. if you want to be protected against layoffs that is in china. he became a boeing than faa's representative now most of his time is in a chinese office building with people he tries to trai

because along insisted he is not that his extreme and set of phobic ideology is not the ravings of a lunatic the. well this case once again highlighted europe's deepening divide over immigration that integration and the subsequent radicalization of ideas. we cannot see the people more racist certainly not but there has been some sort of. reuther why their own fortunately for people to express their hate and to indulge into violent behavior. it's about those who physical violence including murders last week a twenty nine year old suspected brave big sympathizer was charged in the czech republic officers found weapons and police uniforms in his flat and they believe he was plotting a brave slaughter. while in norway police are investigating a threatening e-mail sent to newspapers and politicians from a person who claims to be brave and in command i was in my soldiers to give all due respect to our people our culture and our ethnicity and warn all advocates of multiculturalism they get is this war we are now so deeply in physical violence is . a line that we draw very clearly now multiculturali

. >> lunatics like this. >> everywhere you turn the name calling, the fierce political rhetoric racing through the mines of ericans is everywhere. >> at times it is as nasty as people are making it out to be. >> reporter: in most cases we can't according to the commissioner for the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. she has engaged into research and practice of political discourse for decades. >> it's hard to ever get to a result where many people are going to be satisfied. >> reporter: polarizing opinions on social and political issues have been linked to violent atrocities in our nation. he in the district wednesday's shooting of a security guard at the family research council by suspected gunman floyd corkins is the most recent example that hits close to home. corkins was said to have been vocal about the treatment the lgbt community has received. >> tough language has been something that in our politics is something we've all been used to. >> reporter: social media a relatively new platform in the world of debate is giving way to even more nastiness. take this recent thr

we are always fearful of this kind of reaction and any lunatic will confuse us and make us a target. so i'm sure this organization has the same feelings as any other organization. >> can we get back to the situation? so just to clarify for our viewers here, where are you now? >> i'm in washington, d.c. i'm in maryland. i'm actually in the sikh community here in rockville, maryland. >> you're the chairman of this council. >> the first person who was shot after 9/11, two days after 9/11 tragedy, in mesa, arizona, his brother is here with me and we were just talking about issues and this happened. it just -- sikh -- the sikh killing was the first killing after 9/11 as a reaction in the aftermath of 9/11 tragedy. and this was after so many years we have the same point. so that means that there is so much ignorance. i just talked to the white house -- >> mr. singh, i understand that and i think what you're saying is very important. >> we are asking the president to make a statement and come out and create awareness that -- >> so mr. singh, i imagine he can't hear me. i think what he's say

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what can we say lunatics in many ways like netanyahu and people like this i don't think that they're irrational nor do i think iran is irrational and i think the israelis and if we read the quotes from some of their military leadership they'll say it outright that israel has no intention of bombing iran unilaterally this is merely the talking point that netanyahu likes to hammer home for demagogic purposes the united states will not sanction any war on iran that is until they have all of the necessary steps leading up to that and syria is an integral part of this there would be no attack on iran without the prelude of an attack on syria breaking iran's alliance with damascus and with hezbollah and lebanon so i think that it is part of a larger strategy that we're seeing in the region the attack on the shiite arc of dominance that stretches from tehran to baghdad to damascus and to beirut and without that you will not see the attack on iran regardless of what israel has to say no attack but certainly a lot of rhetoric a lot of pressure on iran what should it do now to try and ease tha

disagree on marriage and religious issues and labeled us a hate group and that gives license to lunaticse this to come in and shoot innocent people. >> and joining us from montgomery. senior fellow of the law center and you say? >> well, first of all, bill, i appreciate you having me on and appreciate the fact that when you had tony perkins on your air last week. >> we challenge everyone. >> sure. i mean, the reality is, the way he described our criticism of his group is false. we do not list any group on the basis of believing that homosexuality is a sin or opposing same-sex marriage . we listed the frc because it spreads demonizing false propaganda about the splt. >> can you give me a example. >> it describes gay people as perverted and evil and dangerous to the nation. it also regularly things that are flat out lies about gay people as a group. for instance describes ped philia in tone perkins words as a homosexual problem and closely associated ped pill philia with homosexuality and that is false. >> let me read you a press release, part of one to reply to two of your parts. on hatin

. >> eliot: there is a wing of the republican party a lunatic wing. loner, legitimate rape.s is a phrase i never heard before i hope to never hear it again. what is this guy talking about? >> i think we need to separate out a few minutes. one, the republican and their position. legitimate rape, what they're calling is not consensual rape, but that the uterus has a way to determine if the sperm is wanted or not. every knows that's crazy but that's pseudoscience. but the context of what he was saying you should never had exceptions for rape. romney claims that's not his position. but house of representatives have been trying and passing laws to this effect. if they do take over the senate, that's one less bull work of this becoming law. >> eliot: you're right. one is the moronic idiocy of the science that they rely upon like so much of their ill-fated logic. but 32,000 pregnancies every year from rape. the notion that the body says no that's insane. on the substantive issue of whether there should be exceptions on their prohibition of abortion, paul ryan is where todd akin is.

again, how do you stop a lunatic? that is what we are asking ourselves. a political issue. >> kimberly: making attack of violence against -- >> greg: the world is filled with losers. there are 6-7 billion people on the planet. violence is going down. >> bob: but you just listed off a group of people and you label them as leftist. >> bob: because yo the definition of skin heads are conservative racists. i don't know -- if you find me a liberal -- >> bob: i see a lot of skin heads in ows. they're anarchists. >> bob: anarchists may be true. >> eric: how do you define conservatives? >> bob: i didn't use conservative in that sentence. i said right wing. one of those -- >> eric: define right wing. >> bob: do you not consider -- >> greg: i'm waiting for a tea party reference. >> bob: i would don't that. >> andrea: unless harry reid told you, i guess, but we don't have the facts. >> bob: i see. >> greg: can't we agree that there are billions of people on the planet and crime is going down in the united states. but we are reporting the crime that is existing more