at this moment, i'm certain because i interviewed mark stein that dwien is transscrining the interview so it's up and done and he strains scrines these interviews after producing a show, books the guest, arranges the run down, does the cuts, and then arranges for the after show for an hour, and posts them electronically to be available for podcast and transcribes and goes to bed to do it all again the next day. he's been doing this since the show began on july 10th, 2000. adam, he's a slacker. he joined a week later and works as hard, but a week behind the other two of us, and now we have marlin, a lakers fan, so we don't expect much of him, but he's full of energy, and an extraordinary group of people supported by a hundred general managers, a hundred production program directors across the country, and i mention this amazing radio empire, sales staff, syndicator staff, tom, mike reid, and a bunch of people who are down in dallas selling the show to realize any place to sell anything in the world is on the radio. it really son the radio. . and proposes a more productive way forward. t

mark stein. i have had reoccurring guest. but hitch defined my show for years. hitch was a remarkable man and happy most of the time. but after i interviewed him for the last time, three hours on his book "hitch 22. "i didn't get to talk to him. and hitch's brother was a believer and i pray he found out the times he was the happiness was when he was chosing the divine. i am going to be happy signing your books but really i will be happy if in the months after reading this, you adopt some of the practices and they improve your context so you are a happy person. a book is informative, but if it changes your practice, that will make be happy. thanks for coming out. we will take questions. [ applause ] >> the staff of the nixon library is here. who has a comment? >> thank you for coming out. you know, not necessarily more of a question, but up until now, i am going to read your book hopefully, but i have been very cynical. these are rough times. and you wake up every day and you read the books and it gets rougher. and you don't know the way out. so thank you for put

the day belorussian athlete daddy at dawn or a child but she won her third gold in the by our son mark stein race becoming the first woman to win three biathlon gold medals in one olympic. and of course sort of following all the sporting big trees right here and of course you can find even more online for you and our twitter page has got everything you need to know about or is going on in sochi right now and there you can find the latest comments and pictures from the athletes themselves before their competition sets of women's driver paula walker from team great britain tweeted a preview of herself in some fancy new equipment while dash. comforters sent out a message of support with some very inspiring words and of course we'll bring you all the latest from sochi so keep up to date on all the live big excitement right here on r.t. international. the g twenty four gene promises the ultimate in the exhilarating winter was enough. to join us in our way to make seven zero and the rest of our look at news team for sochi twenty four take. on art. right now we're getting reports that two members o

martha: i want to pull up a quote from mark stein, who is a conservative writer and he says, work andately connected. researchers at the university of michigan for example found that welfare payments make one unhappier than a modest income honestly earned and used to provide for one's family. it drains too much of the life from life. that was according to charles murray in a speech he gave in 2009 and was quoted by mark stein in that piece. what do you think about that, senator? >> the american dream, people work hard. they succeed, they can move upward and people really get satisfaction out of earned success and opportunity in this country and so i really fundamentally believe that this idea that people don't, you know, want somehow to work and to get that earned success and have opportunity really defies the american dream. martha: senator ayotte, thank you very much. always good to talk to you. we'll see you soon. >> great to talk with you. bill: democrats have been leading the charge making sure everyone gets a fair shot but new jersey governor chris christie disagrees with that p

you know, that's a big question mark surrounding the governor. >> sam stein and brian murphy, thank you both very much for joining me tonight. coming up, republicans in the all-important presidential swing state of ohio are now threatening voter rights in that state. and the man who killed 17-year-old jordan davis took the witness stand and used the stand your ground defense in his florida murder trial. tonight, a jury is deciding that case. and you won't believe -- you will not believe what a texas sportscaster had to say about michael sam playing in the nfl. that is in tonight's "rewrite." ♪ [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing called... [ dennis' voice ] allstate quickfoto claim. [ normal voice ] it's an app. you understand that? just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get [dennis' voice] a quicker estimate, quicker payment, [normal voice] quicker back to normal

you know, that's a big question mark surrounding the governor. >> sam stein and brian murphy, thank you both very much for joining me tonight. coming up, republicans in the all-important presidential swing state of ohio are now threatening voter rights in that state. and the man who killed 17-year-old jordan davis took the witness stand and used the stand your ground defense in his florida murder trial. tonight, a jury is deciding that case. and you won't believe -- you will not believe what a texas sportscaster had to say about michael sam playing in the nfl. that is in tonight's "rewrite." ♪ ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place. where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch. for the kingdom was vast, and monsters lurked in the deep, and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real. avo: all of great britain, all in one place. book on expedia before march 16th and save up to thirty percent. >>> when republicans threaten voter rights in ohio, i have a feeling that stat

but according to the grand stein feeling of peace talks this time around may very well marked the end of the two state solution in the eyes of the international community free jn one nine seed honor babe israel . british foreign six re william hague has told the uk parliament breaks and disco plenty of time in nineteen ninety four golden temple attack against the separatists in the week so he said the country's advice of a negative impact on events. the rate on the temple located around two hundred and forty miles north of the ten day was one of the most abundant in the government's tussle against insurgents the death toll figures remained distinct its secrets claim thousands took to the authorities put it in the hundreds game with the rate was to flush out from sikh separatists it amounted to an independent study. i made the comments up to recently declassified documents suggested and prime minister margaret thatcher since then the special forces to like india on the right on the police are no alteration to his toes and ground assaults without the element of surprise and without a he

mark halperin is a msnbc political analyst and co-author of double down. sam steinand a msnbc contributor. if you ask vice president biden and he is a regular person and assume you're a regular person, let me ask you this, mark. you would ask him, was there any obvious reason you wouldn't run. and the obvious reason not to run is secretary clinton is beating his butt by 60 points and she'll probably be the nominee. so he ignores the elephant in the room, hillary clinton's inevitableability and said no. why doesn't he say if hillary clinton runs, i'd have to take another look at it. of course she would be a the clear front-runner and of course the usual courtesy. instead he said i can't think of any reason not to run. i can't think of hillary clinton. >> because he loves politics, and he would like to be president, and he is keeping his options open. i don't think there are any circumstances under which he'll run if she runs. i really don't. but i also have been surprised -- >> why is he leaving that possibility out there, then, by saying i don't see her as an obviou

stein. >> a little whiff of the little man. >> come on! >> i know joe is out on 95. >> are you going to be okay, joe? >> you okay? >> mark? >> it's all right. >> donny, i am -- i'm a storm chaser. you know what storm chasers do, don donny? they sacrifice themselves. >> they hunker down. >> they now you're bright and politically connected. they do not know the selfless side, the man against nature side. >> oh, my god. i just do not like you. >> i don't want to embarrass you this way. >> are you finished? can i answer? >> yes, sir. >> they chase storms. that's what storm chasers do and what i'm doing today. >> is this mutual of omaha or "morning joe"? >> i think it's a tough one, mika. >>> let's go to bill karins and see what is going to be happening out there later today. it's going to get ugly, isn't it, mika? >> yes. the nor'easter is barreling up the eastern seaboard. >> bill? ism it's not often i try to pass on advice to people because they make their own decisions and i try to give you the facts. the wording out of the new jersey area heading to new york city from the national weather service of philadelphia caught m

stein secretary of defense. john bolton, secretary of state. ambassador to the united nations, no one. ok? dr. ben carson, secretary of health and human services. mark 11, attorney general. voters, theytian care about the education of their children more than almost anything. they love the homeschooling. i would say to them, you vote for me and i will make mr. david barton secretary of education. now, would you guys get motivated by a team like that? do you think it could win? would you be in c lose and get all of -- enthusiastic and get all of your friends and get wound up about something like that? and is it possible? it's possible, folks, and you can make it happen. behind the best candidates and take no prisoners with the gop. you get in there and take their they back and make sure give them your team and a team you can be inspired by. imagine, folks, if you had people like that -- all those people are out there, the proven leaders. the grassroots are out there. there have never been more people who understand the u.s. constitution and american exceptionalism since the revolution. the leaders are there. the grassroots are there. if you can put t

at this moment i uncertain because i interviewed mark stein today that twain is transcribing the mark stein interview to have it up often end transcribing three or four after he produces the show to arrange for the rundown does the cuts, and then arranges for the after show to speak for one hour then posted electronically for podcast then he doesn't the next day and does this since the show began july july 10, 2000. adam is a slacker joined one week later that works just as hard. now he is the week began not -- behind. we have another one that is a laker fan we don't expect much out of him. 100 production, program directors across the country. there was an amazing radio empire, a sales staff, a syndication staff and a bunch of people in dallas selling the show so the advertisers realize the best place is on radio. energy however is predicate on everything happening. if you don't get up to go to work if you don't try. that is learned behavior. . . women's history for beginners is the book tv book club selection for the month of february. you