or lester maddox george wallace in alabama they stood in the way of americans being able to exercise their rights and so again now governor rick scott is version two point zero of this kind of discrimination of this kind of racist tactics that say where people's rights really is quite remarkable you all move on dot org has have submitted one hundred sixty five thousand signatures to petition attorney general holder to immediately block this voter purge which it looks like he has done. we now have dueling lawsuits between florida the federal government. while those are getting worked out and and move on is putting pressure on the governor what should democratic voters in florida be doing when they were granted voters in florida and then and you know voters across the country should be very concerned that. voting rights are under attack in florida and every other part of the country so what we need to do is stay involved to get informed and right now we're speaking up and actually calling out you know mitt romney who is the vanguard of the republican party right now i mean he's their p

a very real way just a repeat of what happened i mean we don't need to go back fifty years to to maddox and wallace i mean this happened in two thousand with numbers as low as seven thousand and eighty thousand african-americans being knocked off the voting rolls by katherine harris and jeb bush just before the election so that george could win by five hundred votes absolutely and you know we don't want to see it's repeated and that's why so many move on members across the country again one hundred sixty five thousand people almost one move a member for every vote that was challenge to step up and they said yes you know we need to we need this to stop today and we called on the attorney general to do so and we're very happy the department of justice took action are we seeing other states and other. republican governors doing what rick scott is doing or talking about what rick scott is doing or or moving in ways that may not look the same but have functionally the same effect unfortunately in the north south east and west of this country you know there are laws that have been put in plac

joining me now are two of mitt romney's neighbors, the happily married couple randy clark and tom maddoxympat sympathies. i can imagine what it's like to have this kind of neighbor. and randy, as i've read, there's a possibility that if his construction is approved that he will be blocking your ocean view? >> it's true that we might lose some of our view. his architects met with us early on to talk about the project, but right now the project's on hold and obviously view is always important to coastal neighborhoods in san diego and la jolla, but the most important thing to us is that as a couple who have been together 29 years and who are in a loving, committed relationship and married in 2008, it's his stance on the freedom to marry that really concerns us the most. >> tom, if you got a chance -- and i'm assuming you have not had a chance to chat up your new neighbor, what would you like to say to mitt romney? >> oh, gosh, we appreciate the opportunity to do that. actually, i think i'd want to just let him know as a neighbor, we live two doors up from him, that we look at our family no

let me see. >> that's maddox. >> oh, look, he's sleepy. >> he falls asleep in the weirdest places.all things that keep connected with him. >> that's wonderful. you've got so much to live for, lady. >> i know. >> you're doing well. >> he's what keeps me going. >> i'm just so glad that you're looking at your life the way you are looking at it. i pray that you have hope because that's such a big thing in your life. and making changes isn't easy. but it's so worth it. >> oh, absolutely. >> and you deserve it. and you can really sort of go forward and not only forward in your faith, but forward knowing that you can make it. because being in here is no place to be. shall we pray before you go? >> okay. >> lord, this is your child. this is krystle and you love her. and we want to pray for her and send her forward in faith. i feel it went very well. it was a good call to have her down because she certainly is just going through some pretty deep sorrow. give us patience, understanding and love. amen. >> amen. >> god bless you. keep you safe. i'm here if you need me. >> thank you. >> god ble

. >> maddox of bring his best start of the season. today, the wheels fell off once more.matt moore, 3 hits today including this titanic blast to left. o's up 1-0 but errors all over the place. they had 3. fly ball to center. jones catches it. run scored, throwing to third. air mail, indeed. 2-1 tampa. walked bases loaded then up to left. arietta has been a disaster in his last 6 starts, all o's losses. 3rd error of the day. o's fall, final 8-4. ever since webb landed with the ravens, is personality has infected the community. his charity endeavor is growing. they lined up for early this morning to get a great seat. a bunch of players with him to for the softball game. he looks like a star. joe flacco there as well. not exactly a home run. not much of a throw. whenever the crowd cheered, he would stop and wait. taking one for the team. re rice with all of his free time, picking this up on defense. nice tackle. lifespan for a very good event. winning the arnold palmer tourney. tiger roars again. spectacular afternoon. on teh 16, one shot back. ever seen."st he's ve oh. one

. >> reporter: pamela maddox, a retired teacher who loves to garden at 57 is quite healthy. two years ago she was close to death from advanced melanoma until she got an experimental drug which targets cancer genes. >> it's kind of like being given a second chance. you don't know how long this is going to last. hopefully, it is a long-term thing. >> reporter: results presented at this cancer conference today, show her drug, trametinib, cut progression of melanoma in 300 patients by 55%. also at the conference, a different drug that enhances immune response to melanoma and other cancers, showed promising results. both drugs will head to the fda for approval. in the wake of two other drugs recently okayed for advanced melanoma. >> now we have multiple new treatments we know can be game changers in a profound way. >> reporter: although doctors at this conference recognize the success stories like the increasing ability to fight advanced melanoma, they know there are big challenges ahead like fighting lung cancer, advanced breast and colon cancer. another challenge, a continuing

to have munb nuts who put out a statement comparing me to george wallace and lester maddox. to call bs on those kinds of press releases. >> my concern is this kind of obsession that the nypd seems to have that, you know, they are the masters of the university. >> shows you the level of intrusiveness that went into my life. some jokeer taking pictures of me at mad madison square garden. did i fall asleep? >> absolutely not. >> cenk: look, i'm from new jersey, and i love tough guys from immigrant families. i might fancy one myself, but i got issues with this guy. let's talk to authors of this book, bob ingle and michael symons the coauthors of "chris christie: the inside story of his rise to power." you painted a positive picture of him. shucks, he came from this family, and he likes to talk and he got into politics when he was young, etc., etc. that's not the chris christie that i see. i get the chris christie who gets not all but a lot of his money from hedge fund managers from new york who do a lot of his bidding. is that part of the portrait. >> i think it is. the portrait

paradigm the second thing is a tactic can't be eliminated there's no surrender at tokyo bay or after maddox or anything like that which means the war is permanent and that's what i think is makes it wrong about is saying well hey he's really fighting on the battlefield no you're not you're just killing in the middle of civilian territories there's no definition of what the battlefield is and these are what customarily we call murder homicide war crimes because there's no bonafide military objective behind the killings and that's what makes the international law and now is what we do crete and the other thing that's important when we're talking about executive power congress has not authorized this authority if you examine even the statute at. nine eleven it says that the targets of the president are those who were implicated in the actual attacks or harbored those who did now they don't exist anymore so president obama's going far beyond what coming up the longer this is actually let him do it the right will get more into that but that's a good point because chris heinz brings that up as we

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running that multi-billion-dollar preponderance i ponzi scheme including johnny damon and all star greg maddoxe swindler did not apologize at all. instead he blamed the government for ruining his business empire. one former investor told him you deserve what's coming to you. the grim minister of great britain david cammeron testified today live on television about the tabloid hacking scandal. he spoke to a media ethics panel that's looking into the controversy. you'll recall that news corps, which is the parent company of this network, closed down london's news of the world newspaper last year. that move came after investigators said reporters there hacked into the voice mail accounts of people they were covering. well today it's hearing was largely about the relationship between politicians and the press. and among the evidence, a text message that former newspaper editor rebekah brooks on the left here sent to david cammeron before a political speech he delivered back in 2009. rebekah brooks is currently facing criminal charges relating to the hacking scandal. her text reads: i'm so rooting

. >> this is not the kind of book that an author will do it a reading from, but it is a very sure maddox story. when you step back and think about the supreme court over the centuries. the supreme court today or this next week, three days of the health care case being argued. the court is more visible and american life than it has been for quite some time. i will be happy to chat about that and answer your questions. i want to talk a little bit and frame the story of the supreme court. in writing this book, what i tried to do was put myself in the position of, i am assuming, many of you or myself, before i had the chance to attend yale law school and spend the next 30 years writing that the supreme court on a daily basis for dinner at times, and that is to say, that somebody who is interested in public affairs, interested in civic life of the country, but just doesn't happen to be an expert on this particular topic. what would a person like that, a person as i was and maybe some of you are, what would a person needs to know to really a person's handle. what i propose to do with the frame

tom maddox. i hope you get a chance to meet him very soon. thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> good night. >> you can have the last word online >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show," tonight from new york. is it really about jobs? then mitt romney, where is your party? this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> with america in crisis, with 23 million people out of work or stopped looking for work, he hasn't put forward a plan to get us working again >> mitt romney is running for president of fantasyland, with his latest claim on jobs. ben labolt of the obama campaign responds tonight. >> let's get to work! >>> governor rick scott is officially refusing to stop his voter purge. the attorney general is responding. we'll have the latest from florida. >> we will make sure that the federal law is enforced. and we have to enforce the law to protect the rights of american citizens. >>> and it's the biggest lawsuit in sports history. 2,000 former players are suing the nf

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. >> reporter: i saw him last night and i was going on with rachel maddox after midnight. >> what a life lead. that threw me off. my question now is a republican hasn't won this very liberal state since ronald reagan. people are, you know, he's immediately saying this is going to be a big boost for mitt romney's chances in november and also in wisconsin but then immediately that's tempered by what i reed that there are a lot of people that like walker that will vote for president obama. and that it's not a slam dunk. but still, john, there are bigger implications than just public unions in wisconsin for what happened here. >> reporter: well, look. republicans have come close in this case. george w. bush loss to al gore and john kerry by very thin margins so when president obama won by 12 points that was out of the pattern of most recent elections and, you know, the bush/gore race was a race where al gore was competitive with george w. bush and he almost lost it. you certainly have to think romney has a chance. among the people who showed up to vote you had obama within nine percent jack

because for some people talking to a journalist is empowering, even if they didn't and/or it posts a maddoxstressed. in afghanistan i went to a women's center and asked people if they were willing to talk to me. >> a question from neal. >> yes, thank you. great job, julia. i want to address you first. i want to thank you very much for doing the work that you do and for enduring the frustration and the aggravation that it must take to keep coming back because as a guy who is getting a lot older i realize many things take a very long time. something that never seems to be talked about very much -- i have someone who has been in business all my life and a lot of things i've done have been selling one thing or another and i know a lot of what happens in foreign relations has do with personal relationships. i know an awful lot of what has taken place over the history that i am aware of is about cronyism and about, he is not such a bad guy. let's give him a chance. are we actually taking advantage of personal relationships in a different way, to really you know use the power of the personal chari