and mark levin is expressing the feelings that a lot of americans are feeling right now.he president can't stop apologize, he sent his defense department officials out to apologize in virginia. they can't stop apologizing. and you know, the reality is, as mark levin suggested, we should be carpet bombing the taliban in response to the attacks. megyn: christopher, i want to get your reaction, but i want to get it from you in the context of this as well, because it's the second point we want to hit on, the report that catherine herridge brought us yesterday, that at the same time we are apologizing for an accidental decision by our u.s. soldiers, we are paying $750,000 in taxpayer money so that suspected terrorists at gitmo can play soccer on a beautiful field with astroturf, and it does raise questions about our priorities in terms of how we approach these battles. your thoughts. >> first, on mark levin, i think it's time for him to catch the last train to clarksville because the train has definitely left the station on his mind. he worked in the reagan administration, he

i want to feed my time back to mark levin.hat was fun. >> sean: to drag him out of the bunker, it's nonstop battle. you have to big beg them to come on. here we are. we got the healthcare issue going on. when the issue of planned parenthood was in the news, media pounced on on it. you did a study. they waited two weeks to cover obama and mandate on religious institutions and violating on beliefs on birth control. let me show that you first and i'll explain. >> it's not the big story in the media and i think we're too secular but it's across pulpits across america, it's a huge issue. >> you hear from mitt romney the right to worship god. this is about religious freedom. how about this is about religious freedom in when it comes to catholic universities, they have to pay for contraception for their employees. they have to offer it should the employees want to take them up on that, right? how is that about religious freedom disagrees do i have to explain that to them? >> something interesting. years ago there was a study that was

that's a news merger talks between the company and then another minor fall in metal have collapsed mark levin from mashable financial corp looks ahead to this week's trade . this week is going to be. very important in terms of markers to do so there's a bunch of markers that just coming out over the united states and. particular compared to the previous week where there was very little data hitting the market this is a week is going to be very busy and i think there are remains high so we will a likely see market moving in the russian market well. not only from the global markets but also from the commodities market and there we have observed quite a lot of strength there with the past several weeks and i don't expect that. is in concerns of a global growth have made many investors turn again to emerging economies and russia is among the apparent beneficiaries capital flow into the country reached the mark of one billion dollars in early february and analysts expected to strengthen after the presidential elections in march and they add that most russian stocks are currently at the lowest leve

lost over two percent while the my sex finished over one percent down and mark levin style from metropole financial corp looks ahead to the week's trade. this week is going to be. very important in terms of markers to do so there's a bunch of markers that just coming out of the united states and. particular compared to the previous week when there was very little of a marker data hitting the market this in a week is going to be very busy that's going to shape their. trades of course the great story is going to be hanging around the market and any steps in the right direction will have the market to move. on moving on to food resell now which is among the fastest growing businesses and emerging markets here in russia less qassim says the former chief of the biggest retail group x. five and is now the senior vice president at wal-mart he believes this market offers more potential than any other. it's very traditional russian approach to compare ourselves with the u.s. i think better to compare the russian market with contras like china or brazil mexico and i think we're going to live not to

>> first of all, i love mark levin, i think he's absolutely right.rote a book where he argues that we are essentially in a post-constitutional period in america, where the constitution is used and abused and nobody really is playing by the rules laid out in the laws of the land, laid out in the constitution, and i think he raises a good point here. to answer your question, no, this issue is not going away. i do think there are some serious violations of the first amendment, of religious freedom, at play here, and at the very least, we should be airing these things. now, he talked about capitol hill, members of congress, bringing cath en sebelius to the hill to testify. that's what we started to see today, you played a clip of that. >> and you saw orrin hatch going for this, did you run this by your legal gleem and you know what, megyn, i think that is the crux of what you just played there. when she said we had our legal team look at it and it was okay, and then he said did you have the justice department take a look at this and she said i did not as

fourth and fifth tuesday just to confuse you but we are there with my cohost garland nixon and mark levine. and then also i help out also as a regular host on what's it stake a wp fw as well which allows me to lead men to do my introduction of the loveliest mentor i've ever had. and of course i'm talking about the original host, the host, the producer of what is at stake on w. vfw and that is broadcast on wednesday mornings at -- and you want to catch that for sure. both of us have interviewed greg palast many times. , map. [applause] >> good evening everyone. >> we are going to share this mic and yell a little bit at you. just so you know in case you didn't know ferne has got a 23 year history with pacifica radio and she has been just about everything from a volunteer to the capitol reporter, an anchor on the national news and a lady of integrity when pacifica got a little weird in the year 2000. she decided to separate herself until they straighten things out and returned to that progressive agenda that we all value. came back in 2001 and she was the deputy executive director of pacifica

all right, we're doing mark levin imitation in the break. this mother sends her daughter to school. i think she is four years old. you, and turkey and cheese, apple juice, banana and potato chips. apparently they have an inspector for the school that jumps in and says no, that is not healthy enough. it doesn't have the vegetable. which the girl doesn't want to eat so that is why her mother didn't put one in. so they took the food and give her chicken nuggets. what -- is this the role of the government? >> welcome to obama government where chicken nuggets are healthier than apple. >> banana. >> this is the problem of the behemoth government. the idea that parents are overruled by the bureaucrats in the lunchline for what they feed the little takes, this is absurd. we need less laws, not more. this is one area of the government we can cut, food inspectors. >> aren't potato chips vegetables? i remember ketchup was a vegetable. >> i'm thought tomato was a fruit. >> don't you remember back in the day. >> who was the president, i was arguing about

last week the conservative base, which is really rush limbaugh, mark levine, went on an assault on the airwaves and i think this is the result of that. every day they talked about how he's not a real conservative and that's really what this race is about right now. >> and you saw last night, if we can go to that picture of rick santorum when he gave his victory speech last night, see the guy right behind him with the white hair, he's one of his big super pac contributors and i think he took in, rick santorum said on "morning joe" $250,000 just overnight in a matter of hours. is it too late for him, nick? are you saying that the money can't start pouring in? >> at the end of the day one of the basic problems anybody who really fires up in the republ republican primaries is just not going to win in the republican election. they want two things, somebody who appeals to the base and somebody who can beat obama and there is nobody who can do both. >> there is. and i made a prediction and i'm going to make one on the air, i think they're moving to a broker convention. it hasn't happened sinc

mark, that is. six birdies, the rest pars. kyle stanley, one levin shot away from getting that long-coveted masters invitation. david: the old marlena dietrich line in his interview. all you need for a good life is good health and a bad memory. jim: he went to school in clemson, not far from augusta. joins yet a long list of tour winners by way of clemson. lucas glover, jonathan byrd. d.j. trahan. just to name a few. coach larry pinly. he's played at augusta, says it's his favorite course but he's never competed there. unless that ball goes into the hole from levin he'll have the invitation and his first tour win. nick: you're right. it won't be his last. if he just keeps fine-tuning things. there are still a couple of kinks in the golf swing, pulling a few wedges. once he masters that but his physical strength is impressive and his physical courage. derek mentioned his player met ribs. his medicine ball smashes and throws and split-lunge jumps. jim: he looks fit, i know that nick: he's ripped so he has an amazing ability to pound it out there. jim:

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