megyn: mark levin points out he's a temporary president. of course our federal judges have lifetime appointments. there's a distinction between the length of service between the two groups. mark, thank you very much for being here. >> god bless, thank you very much, you take care. megyn: you too, see you soon. >>> we're taking your thoughts on it right now, follow me, twitter me, megyn kelly, let me know what you think and we'll debate this, coming up in the 2:00 hour. >>> first they said the ear bud head phones will make you deaf and now doctors have put out new warnings for ipad users. we'll show you why after this break. >>> plus an ugly new twist in the fight between the self-proclaimed toughest sheriff and department of justice, sheriff joe arpaio joins us live, just ahead. >> president obama and the band of his merry men may as well erect their own pink neon sign at the arizona-mexico -- arizona-mexico border saying welcome all illegals to your united states, our home is your home. let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you p

>>neil: excellent writer, great thinker, good friend, mark levin. i want you to be aware, i have no agenda, and i know people will say i have an agenda going with the rescues and becameouts. i was against them then. i was against him not putting the afghanistan and iraq wars on budget although i was for them. i am a nerd and i apologize if i am a nerd but i take in exception here to anyone who liberally, then, redoes history to suit either a political environment or an agenda. the fact of the matter is, robbed was in for simplifying the tax code not complicated it. he was in for everyone being in the game. everyone paying taxes no matter where you were in the economic strata you were paying in so when he was trying to get rid of the loopholes he was doing it to address anyone of any income level from trying to dodge and not paying money. he found that offense i. he found that sinful. that is ronald reagan. that is what he said. and did. and i can tell you as a reporter who followed him around the country on this revolutionary story when i was a lot

>> no, fake mark levin just tweeted to me get off my line you statist pig! now go!k you. >> my husband is too. >> oh, three way! thank you. >> thank you. i wanted to tell you what i heard about, well mitch mcconnell. he has dropped his turtle to the top of his vacation car. >> yeah, upside down. >> you know how ann romney was talking about how she was a mom and it was hard work, and we already covered all of that but one of the things that entertained me was how when the footage came out about mitt romney talking about how ho was so great to upthe massachusetts welfare cost because there was dignity in work. >> yeah. >> they have to work because otherwise their children will be learn sloppy welfare type things. yeah, look at his five sons getting a hundred thousand dollars a year tax free off of their trust account. that's exactly what they raised. >> yeah. right. dog wars escalate. barack obama ate dog meat when he was nine. [ screaming ] >> and that's reflective of your decision-making skills. >> the romney campaign fighting back on the war on dogs. this was from

. >> eric: my friend mark levin, i asked did you see the video? he said yeah, i saw it.aid we're going to talk about the climate stuff, but what do you think of the other stuff like war on individual liber by the he? hid look no further than abpa and the standards they require the car companies to drive to make cars lighter, less safe. all these tokens, they're not making them better or for a better america. it's very a more dangerous america. >> kimberly: i agree. this is the problem, part of a larger picture where they are overregulated, they are cycling the free market economy. that's not how we grow economy and the jobs. i don't know if you are blaming the manmade disasters on the republicans. >> bob: i'm not blaming on republicans. corporations -- >> kimberly: then you said george bush -- >> bob: but then he stopped the investigation. >> dana: you don't finish the question. you have don't say why. do you think president bush wanted to be a polluter? he did more, especially on clean air and sulfur dioxide regulations than anybody else in a market oriented fashion. >>

mark levin, thanks for being with us. >> thank you.ake care. >> just as carmakers getting back on their feet from the recession and japanese supply problems, a plant explosion in germany could hurt production of autos here and around the world. phil lebeau is here to explain. phil, what's going on? >> kelly, this is one of those situations where people are saying are you kidding me we're going through this again after all the problems in japan? here's what's happening, there was an explosion in germany late last month at a plant that makes a key ingredient that goes into a resin used in making certain auto parts. a resin used for a nylon like coating talking about brake lines, fluid lines, key engine components. and because of that, the industry is bracing for a possible shortage of those components because there's not going to be the resin necessary to make those components. now, some of the automakers and some of the parts suppliers and leading executives got together yesterday in detroit and talked about is there a way around this s

>> mark levin is at least a lawyer. >> judge noplatono presumably was a judge at one point. >> right.uy he knows. >> star jones? a lawyer. >> nancy grace. >> nancy grace would be very soothing. >> except there's not a missing nancy grace -- you really have to have a missing 8-year-old white girl. she covers others -- but if you want her full attention you want to be a missing 8-year-old white girl. >> that would be pretty white girl. >> yeah. >> 20 minutes after hour. jan schakowsky is next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ i don't just talk about politics, i've lived politics. >>beltway politics from inside the loop. >>bringing you exactly what's happening in politics today by people who know what they're talking about. >>d.c. columnist and four time emmy winner bill press joins current's morning news block. >>i know what i'm talking about and i love it and i try to bring that to the show. the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>it is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two term governor. >>people like

mark levine, one of the most vocal voices for conservatives will be on neil cavuto, i can't believe, attack this. this is outrageous. >> brian: it's also important to know that ronald reagan speech he was referring to is the tax reform, which is something the president should be talking about. >> and subsequently to that speech, the following year ronald reagan passed tax reform that dropped top marginal tax rates from 50% down to 28%, which by the way, had a -- was met with a lot of success. he brought growth back to an economy. >> brian: basically he admitted it was a gimmick, the president. it's only going to bring in $50 billion over ten years, if it does pass. >> yeah. >> gretchen: originally they were trying to sell it as a definite sit reducer. when somebody did the math and figured it out it wasn't, now they're actually admitting that it's just all about fairness. >> fairness. a class warfare tool. it's one of the few arrows in president obama's quiver right now. but they're going to still do it. they're going to call it a war on women by the republican. it should be called o

ken levine, who is our wire coordinator, donna, rows of -- rosa. and market. -- mark. i wanted to thank them for being here this evening. >> got it. >> we're going to present very briefly two surveillance systems that we use to get a shot of health and wellness of our elementary students. we sometimes refer these two checks from 2011 which has as it waited sample of over 60% across the board. the unit's survey we do across grades 6, 7, and eight, as well as ninth, 10th, 11th, and 12. we also have a representative sample of 74%. this is probably the most critical element of data to give our students a picture of health and wellness and data certainly i think the alliance with district goals if we want to ensure health education. >> this goes back to the slide on why we care and is an example of something you can see here of students who engage in risky behavior and are at a greater risk of doing this as well and we can to this on the high- school level as well. >> excuse me. >> yes? >> i understand there is some of this that was heard in curriculum and is something that

carl levin million from the sale of property and 7 million in transportation funding. >>mark: let's get more on a possibility of rain. >>james: cost here is a live look outside to and cloud cover in san francisco and over the entire state area. this picture is more than likely you see outside your window right now. let's take a look at the radar and sub, not much in terms of the rain and sleet falling. we have lights wriggles around san jose half an hour ago but that has already pushed off into the diablo range. we do have rain on 101 for morgan hill to gilroy and towards the monterey area. light-moderate rain at times. the system is coming at us from the south. that is why was he during predominantly down in the south bay. the deal of store is intense showers. by 5:00 p.m. call light- moderate rain. it will not be a lot and homes of total communication but it will be fairly widespread. today's rain will come as from the south. by tomorrow morning we will get the wet weather as a city with that. if this is an coming from the south and some are coming from the north. how much

boxer, senator gillibrand, senator lautenberg, senator levin, senator menendez, senator mikulski, senator harry reid, senator stabenow and senator markdall. i thank my cosponsors for joining me in this legislation. this legislation would make it clear that racial profiling will not be allowed in this country. racial profiling is un-american. it's against the values of our nation. it's contrary to the 14th amendment of the constitution which provides for equal protection under the law. it's counterproductive. it doesn't keep us safe. you're using valuable police resources in a way that is wasting those resources. it's sloppy police work. if you try to identify a problem by race rather than looking for good police work to identify the real perpetrator of a crime. it also creates a mistrust in the community that you're trying to protect. a community who you need to help you, cooperate with you as far as keeping a community safe. so for all those reasons, racial profiling should have no place in modern law enforcement. we need a national law. mr. president, i was impressed at the hearing today that there was general consensus that we hav

levin. we could wave a wand and closed up some of the new loopholes so these companies pay their taxes, their fair share like everyone else. >> mark tweets in -- brian tweets in -- >> first of all -- guest: i would not let democrats off the hook. the last 35 years we have had republican and democratic administrations. these inequalities have steadily grown over the 35 years. they slowed down a little bit of the president clinton but he supported policies that were pro-wall street and grow 1%. i think med romney's economic program, and to the extent he also -- mitt romney's economic program, and to the extent he embraced paul ryan's but it will worsen the inequalities. it is a pro 1% budget policy. more tax cuts for the wealthy. cuts in public education. down the line. in the last 10 years we borrowed $1 trillion to give the wealthiest 1% tax cuts under the bush tax cuts of 2001-2003. and on top of that, former governor of romney and paul ryan want to add more tax breaks. i actually think it is the wrong direction. we should do something like pass the buffet rule, making sure wealthy millionaires pay the same rate secretaries in th