if mccabe loses his footing now, it could be fatal. >> he would have been swept down river. i don't know. >> but nelson's timing is perfect. >> i was able to get this drop around him and gave the signal. that's when we came up through the tree, and we were about 25 feet up above the river, just enough to clear those trees. >> mccabe is so happy to be out of the tree, he almost loses his fear of heights. >> i remember dangling there and saying kind of fun being up here, kind of. >> once mccabe is on the bank, the rescuers turn their attention to ed. they position the chopper and this time, deputy don mcadoo makes the drop. by now, he has an additional challenge to deal with. >> my pilot was a little bit fatigued. my systems operator, kevin, who is standing on the skid running the hoist and basically putting us into position, he's been at it for about an hour. the winds have really kicked up. >> the chopper's whirling blades add to the turbulence. >> wow. it is pretty scary in itself, that wind that's also being created. >> i'm like a yo-yo. i'm at the mercy of my systems oper

questions and so many more earlier i spoke to erica payne founder of the agenda project and neil mccabe reporter for human events i started off by asking what specifically would need to happen to give the president another shot. well i think the president needs to sort of gather himself and reconsider his strategy what he's doing right now is he's pursuing a strategy where he needs to energize the base and sort of excite those sort of occupy sort of spirits but he's in danger of aggravating those wounds that he promised to heal and i think he's going to he may win but he may win search and damage country that it's going to be even more difficult four years in a second term erekat a response to that. well i mean active matter as a country already damaged and damaged basically eight years and conservative and on and said that the president can do right now is to let everyone know the way in which conservative policies rock history brink of collapse but strikes to shore it up and says this. guy's gonna work harder than i am and i think if you look at earth public and you know actions by ba

questions and many more earlier i spoke to erica payne founder of the agenda project as well as neil mccabe reporter for the hugh for human events i started off by asking them specifically what would need to happen to give president obama another shot well i think the president needs to sort of gather himself and reconsider his strategy what he's doing right now is he's pursuing a strategy where he needs to energize the base and sort of excite those sort of occupy sort of spirits but he's in danger of aggravating those wounds that he promised to heal and i think he's going he may win but he may win such a damaged country that it's going to be even more difficult for years in the second term eric all of a responsible. well i mean the fact of matter is the country is already damaged and it's damaged basically the eight years of conservative in finance and said the best thing that the president right now is to let everyone know the ways in which conservative policy is. the brink of collapse and what he's trying to shore it up and. think this guy's going to work harder than i have i think if yo

television shows founder of the agenda project america pain also reporter for human events we'll mccabe thanks so much so i want to dig a little deeper into the state of our economy with a look at what poverty actually needs it's then after all fifteen years since president lyndon johnson made this speech and a call to all americans to join the army in different kind of war. this administration very clear and now the fleurs version of the war on poverty in america was and i. urge this congress and all americans. to join with me in that effort. that war on poverty speech made on january eighth one thousand nine hundred sixty four so how have things changed today and how well is the enemy in other words poverty really understood and when will today's president declare war on poverty not just declare it but send in reinforcements while to help me answer all those questions earlier i was joined by michael snyder the founder of the economic collapse blog dot com but the latest u.s. census data out i asked him in his view if president obama has done enough to deal with this new information ab

mccabe sought to meet oklahoma and african majority state. benjamin banneker served the boundary line for the district of columbia in 1791. that is quite a cake for a black dated 1791. even today eleanor holmes norton seeks to create and bring voting rights to the district of columbia also a propose statehood would alter the boundaries by creating a federal enclave that would be separate at the district of columbia, the state of new columbia. there were hispanics. and mention francisco perea. was it although was the reading of transmitting voice puerto rico becoming misty. they didn't follow his advice that they get elected the governor and after savanna creek of admiration. and there were some women. women were given as a table. they had more impact and influence that i know of. the queen lili upper ronnie of hawaii's skilled on behalf of the hawaiian nation. this is corina nichols who was involved in the convention and the creation of kansas and once again eleanor holmes norton. to me all these people in their quest create a mere 11 not goi

he looks a lot like john mccabe -- mccain did. but who knows? i could see him winning iowa.n't win hamp and then it's anybody's game. but romney's the most electable of the group. i think republicans value beating obama more than anythinges. so they are probably going to turn to romney at the end of the day. i could see newt winning iowa. >> wait, wait. dee dee, you heard that description from chris who is saying, you know what? nobody's going to beat obama. but you can see them turning from romney to newt? >> the primary election is so different from the general. i'm an anybody but obama person. so i am all for romney. there are several candidates running, so for romney to hold on to the percentage is a big pliment for mitt romney. but mitt romney, herman cain, newt gingrich, they are all going to beat barack obama -- >> well, you know -- >> go ahead, chris. >> you know, i mean, when he's stuck at 23% so for so long, when he's clearly winning the debates. he's the class of the stage. he look like a guy who you would look up to in general casting for president. he has worked

. >> alan der show with it and john mccabe, thank you very much. >>> he testified for the defense andht michael jackson's doctor to tears when he set that conrad murray was the best doctor he ever had. dennis, we spoke a while ago before the trial was over, and you spoke very movingly about conrad murray. how do you feel now that this doctor that you had so much time for and support for has been convicted of the death of michael jackson? >> in the words, piers, of a famous actor, i'm mad as hell, and i ain't going to take it any more. >> do you think that conrad murray has been stitched up here? >> conrad murray was the only man on this planet that loved michael jackson enough to try to help him. i seen every day you see the jackson in court getting their face time on tv. where the hell were they when he was shooting himself with demerol? >> you're clearly feeling very emotional aboutdennis. after i interviewed you, actually, i took a long look at the sequence of events leading up to conrad murray working for michael jackson. it seemed so out of character for him to take a huge payday

time they were doing that, that would've been, the tribal lands with the eastern land is when edward mccabe others were urging through advertisements and brochures african-americans to migrate to the newly opened lands in western oklahoma, so that it could become an african-american majority state. to escape persecution mainly in the south, and theodore roosevelt, president to both sides, neither one of these is going to happen. i'm going to veto it. so stop. then there was a third convention of which was basically, well, included native americans and whites, but blacks were not welcome. that created the state of oklahoma, which wanted to embed in the constitution white supremacy. and to do that they had to define a white person, and they did in a way that indians were white people. but other delegates, teddy roosevelt was never going to sign along with the constitution so they backed away from that and simply created oklahoma. in the first act of the oklahoma legislature want to segregate the railway. >> will you please discuss the relationship between thomas hart benton and john in califo

but he expects to lose white working class voters just like he did against hillary clinton, john mccabegainst his next rival. jenna: do you think the republicans have a strategy to pick up those folks that the president, as you say, could potentially lose going into next year's election? >> well, any demographic challenge for the president is an opportunity for the ultimate republican nominee, for sure. they're going to campaign hard in places where the economy has hurt the most, where unemployment is the highest, and they're going to be looking at those battlegrounds, michigan, wisconsin, ohio, indiana, pennsylvania for victories over president obama in states he previously won, especially ones where it was close and they have turned against the president. but, you know, it is going to really come down to this simple message about republican economic policies versus the president's. and he is hoping that, you know, a year from today he will have been able to change enough white college-educated votes to make up the difference. he needs to win more than 80% of non-whites, but he's hopin