she was a former martha graham dancer and a great sense of humor and all that. this was really my favorite moment. and shows who she was. i'll go through very quickly through some others. this is mrs. carter the next day. mrs. ford did not tell her that she'd danced on the cabinet room table. the carters '76, during the election process. and ronald reagan i covered with president and mrs. reagan for "time" magazine. this is in the solarium, the same room that mrs. ford tried to kill me in. that relationship was very good. this picture never was published because the editors of "time" thought it was too schmaltzy, they are are schmaltzy people. they really do this. people don't understand. and this is my favorite mrs. bush photo. now, to barbara bush's credit, she has this saying in her house at kennebunkport, i know that because i've seen it up this, but this at the president ford library rededication, and i don't even know if you remember what you said to your husband, the colorfully attired one in the striped vest, she said, george, won't you ever grow up? tha

. >> martha graham martha graham martha graham. >> exactly. >> that's marcus bachmann has a horse that me stof crying. steph -- it's kind of a love letter. >> i could write thank you 50 thousand times, and yet you still won't know how much watching your show has meant to me. used to turn on msnbc. >> whatever! >> but now i'm obsessed with you and the mooks. during your conversation about mittens and dressage horses i literally had tears streaming down my face. your show ridiculously aboresable with your little faces and incredible wit. i'm officially a stephanie miller groupie loving every minute of it. thank you, jody. [ applause ] >> so chris christie fell asleep during a bruce springsteen concert? [ dramatic music ] >> you get the death penalty for that. >> no, he explains it. >> during [ inaudible ] which is a very spiritual song. and people sat, so i put my head back to listen to the song. >> oh. >> i claim sleep apnea. >> however i feeler for him, because i once went to the premier of transformers which is the loudest movie known to man. fell asleep. >> he doesn't have morning ra

the martha grahams of the world who become billionaires on the publishing like the new york tiefms. she is able to take on a with the huge money she made. she's able to talk down the president using that power. and the world of the blogosphere why people willing to write news for free they'll report the news. they'll cover thing that's major news media don't find. they perform a valuable role. having powerful rich media that build a business empire based on selling that information not based on copyright. today more based on -- how do we preserve those? how do those people who can be so rich having the control and take on prosecute and society. . >> guest: i think washington -- >> i'm certain that's true. so unless you want to claim that the news media makes millions of copyright. they are not seeing the decline because of the inability to use the same business models they had in the paper world. >> guest: it's intriguing. there's a chapter in here about the very question. how about news papers. if i go back to the motion picture one, the motion picture will certainly make money off

martha: they decided to pull the song all together. enough with all this debate back and forth. no singing in the assembly at all. michael graham> thanks nor having me. martha: what do you make of this. >> god bless you and everyone at fox. i didn't think that god bless was a problem. one thing i wanted to dispute with you. there was no debate. nobody came to the school in billingham and said we're offended by god bless the usa. the bureaucrats think that someone might be offended so they preemptive lee sensor themselves. this is good hold fashioned censorship without any complaints. could we at least ask the people to be offended to get offended first, then we can back down and embarrass ourselves. we jump to the conclusion completely. martha: there is so much fear of litigation and that there will be protests and somebody might complain, so these things fold like a cheap tent at any sign or indication that there might be an issue. let's pull up lee greenwood's quote on this. he wrote the song after that. he says we can't take god out of song, we can't take god out of the pledge of allegiance, we can't take god off the america