take a listen, again, to michelle bachman. >> it's unconstitutional. it's legislating from the oval office, and it has to stop. that's one thing i was talking to colleagues last week the potential of members of congress filing a lawsuit against president obama based upon the power of separation doctrine. >> she wants to sue the president, i mean, really? how can we take this seriously? does show that it's all politics to them, ryan? >> yes. yes. it really does show you that whatever the president is for they're against. >> right. >> you know, this is the president rolling back a key piece of obama care, which they hate, but they hate the president more. so they'd rather that that piece of obama care go back into effect and they'll work with trial lawyers to make it happen. that's how passionate they are about this. >> they refuse to accept that something can work. they've got to make it a failure. they complain about so many inshurns policies canceled, something none of us want. but then they turn around when the president proposes a fix and they talk

wuft want to make this clear -- just want to make this clear, that's michel imichelle i think vaccines give you brain damage bachman being told by wolf blitzer to dumb it down. that's not the game. playing good or bad. good or bad shall michele. good or bad! this is no anchor verbal tick. it extents across the network. >> president obama's request for a green light to strike syria adds a whole new dimension to the strained relationship with congress. let me start with you, david, good thing, bad thing? >> jon: should we attack syria good or bad, go! it's like the word went out from cnn hq. look nobody watches this network unless they are in the airport or going somewhere so 86 the professor talk and let the people know ask this story go in the happy bag or sad bag. emoticon me, chop chop! these people have planes to catch. everybody play as long, every except carol cos tello , the rebel. watch as she lets us know that the rabbit hole ooze an exit. >> obamacare the final showdown. the is u.s. supreme court could strike it down today or rule it uns constitutional. -- unconstitutional s. that good or bad? it all depen

you can see him on youtube praying with michelle bachman. the governor of kansas. so he's been a figure in american politics. and he actually, through governor rick perry had a huge prayer rally called the response in texas. but he really feels that in uganda they're making head way. uganda is the perfect storm. >> now you are gay. in uganda, did you ever feel threatened at all, yourself for being gay in uganda? >> yeah, actually, when i was filmi filming, i was outed. someone sent an e-mail to one of the evangelicals, and i was called to a meeting of all the anti-gay pastors. and they surrounded me and pulled out the e-mail and said we know you're gay. and it was a terrifying moment. because i didn't know what was going toen ha. but they googled me. and they said we're going to try to cure you instead of kill you. and they ended up praying over me, but it didn't work. >> congratulations on this important film and thank you for your time tonight. god loves uganda is now playing in theaters across the country. >>> what do you do when your con

anybody who talks about president michelle bachman, president herman cain, i mean all these things, we see this. but there's a legitimacy because of chris christi, he went into a tough situation and did what he said he was going to do. take the pension issue, things like that. delivered three straight balanced budgets without raising taxes. at a time when it's not a great time to be a governor. believe me, they are all looking for revenues. he did a great job. >> let me ask you this. you've been a professional for a long time. isn't it a relatively impressive thing for christi to have taken on the unions, done the things he has done but then be winning by 18 to 25% tonight in a blue state which has not given a republican a majority i think since 1988. >> look, governor christi is very charismatic. he's comfortable in his own skin. there's no question that he's benefitted from the fact that national democrats did not challenge him. and inside the state of new jersey democrats were divided. there were a lot of democrats that he cut deals with that supported him that may not support him i

michelle bachman's husband? switch these people around. maybe we can fix them, make them straight. then we won't need all this stuff. >> that's a whole other conversation, chris. but the thing is, let's say they were to repeal the affordable care act. then the american people are going to start asking, well, then, what you got? what do you have to replace that with because there are some things that we like. all those things you mentioned before. immigration, gay rights. remember that gop autopsy? all those things were mentioned in the gop autopsy. and it said we must reach out to these communities if we are going to survive in future elections. everything they are doing now, everything they have done since that autopsy has come out has made a mockery. >> what about this workplace thing? the republicans really believe it's okay to keep someone from working with you if you have a gay manner? do they think it's okay to reject somebody because of manner or suggestion? >> for a lot of tea party people in their hearts, they don't believe that, but they're playing to the red hot core of

i think michele bachman while many feel that she perhaps was bragging by this, that melissa bachman wasaps it was inappropriate, the fact remains that these reserves are set aside for hunting. they're professional hunters that often accompany hunters from the united states. big game hunter who's pay a lot of money to these reserves. sometimes these reserves even have lions for hunting. to there's those kind of examples. there there is this sort of balance. are they threatened, are they endangered in they're not under their endangered spies list in terms of being critically endangered. of course, lions and many african animals are under threat specifically because their habitats with being encroached upon, there's so much urbanization, that they can't roam. that's where the threat comes from they're telling me. >> robin kernow in johannesburg. >> the word selfie has been declared the worded of year by the oxford dictionary. >> look at that will. >> they're ourselfies. i've got long arms. a photograph taken of once self and uploaded to a social media website. that's me saying why did they

congresswoman michelle bachman smells opportunity. >> i think we have an opportunity of a lifetime right said, we are watching liberalism crumble in front of our eyes. what we have is the fantasy thinking of what obama care was going to be versus reality. >> now denying health care to millions who need it is the opportunity of a lifetime. ho

tea party representative michelle bachman is monday the names on the petition. 600 corporate advisersen access to the content of this agreement. but the public has been kept in the dark about what's being negotiated on behalf of the corporations. the administration is asking for fast-track authority, which allows the president to send directly to the floor four a vote with no amendments or a debate. the lack of congressional oversight is generating major opposition. but can it be stoppestopped? good to have you with us. can it go through? >> i think it's going to be a big struggle to get it through the congress anytime toon. half of the congress and house of representatives has very serious concerns not only about the trade agreement but then about the fast-track procedure which takes members of congress out of the process where we can speak up on behalf of our local communities, our state, the citizens that we represent about the impacts of these trade agreements on them, their likelihoods for their jobs and their economic future. and this is the way trade agreements have been done i

i expected it be like, i don't know, louie gohmert or michelle bachman, the ghost of jesse helms, but the actual speaker of the house, john boehner stepped up personally to make sure that that anti-gay group was well taken care of today at the united states capitol. your tax dollars at work. he's third in line to the presidency. fred phelps from the westboro baptist church didn't need to use the room at that time? john boehner also made news this week by repeating his insistence that he won't allow the employment discrimination act come up for a vote in the house. right now, legally, you can't discriminate in employment in the country on the basis of race, gender, age, religion, national origin, disability, or genetic formation. the bill that would add sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of basises on which you cannot discriminate. right now in the majority of american states, if your boss hears that you're gay or decides that he or she thinks that you're gay, your boss can fire you on the spot for that reason and that reason alone. and you have norecourse, in a majorit

the first question is, can a party that seriously considered michele bachman, herman cain, rick perryingrich, make a move in one election cycle over to someone who's, you know, fairly middle of the road like chris christie? that's a tough question. the second one has to do with some of the revelations or some of the reports that were in the new book "double down," the mark halperin book, is whether there really was stuff in the mitt romney package on christie as he was considered to be a running mate. you know, whether any of that stuff -- is it true? you know, is it a fair characterization? you know, those are the kind of things that if they were all what they are purported to be would be a real problem if he ran for president. and if they're exaggerated, blown out of proportion, not so much. so, you know, to me, the sort of attitude thing is tertiary behind those two factors. >> charlie, i want to pick up on your point about the republican party more broadly. if we look at all of the results last night from alabama, also what happened in virginia, does it suggest that the tea party

mccain, michele bachman and so on. the one realm of entertainment that is not ferociously antirepublican and the 21st century is country music. but while country music continues to thrive, it is dwarfed by other john russ. country music and gospel sold 24.5 digital albums so you compare that with the combined total for rock, rap, or and become a metal and new age of 81.9 million. so 16 million to 80 million. the results are similar in other venues. movie, television, theater. republicans and conservatives find themselves with few sympathetic artists or creative - in their isolated corner. for many conservative a thing or attempted by the 1960's slogan term on, tune in, drop out without the drug implications. he quotes george w. bush who prided himself on not watching television, not watching saturday night live, he hadn't seen the daily show with john stewart. he said they put an off button on the tv for reason one can sympathize that and i left my own devices. i am to stand the desire to just push it all away but it's

during the rise of the tea party, michele bachman was out there and paul ryan was out there, i did ananalysis of congressional spending went into every single congressional district of every single tea party person. it was in the billions of dollars. congressional district had millions of dollars and went up to $1 billion of federal fund, student aid, food stamps, pell grants, social security benefits but they didn't know it. they didn't know how much money goes to the cat across the street, that dialogue was completely missing from any discourse. i gave it to the new york times and they did one story with it. it has appeared no place. the tea party people don't know how much money the federal government is giving their own people. if that dialogue becomes more well-known than government would not be viewed as the alien beast that it is because the people controlling the tea party propaganda are the very rich people -- rush limbaugh flies his own jet and makes $100 million a year. >> host: thank you. >> guest: you are right about where the money goes. very interesting study a year ago

we go with this. 11 hard loan house conservatives, including michelle bachman introduced ledges laegs on thursday calling for the impeach him of whom? robert. >> president obama. >> encorrect. >> shauna. >> kathleen sebelius. >> encorrect. >> i got nothing. >> time. eric holder. a democratic member of congress who recently revealed that he's gay was found to be leading in a poll by 2 points in a race for governor of what state? >> time. maine, the state o maine. this prominent house republican and potential 2016 candidate will be the headline speaker tonight. >> paul ryan. >> we expect a fascial review guy to know that. 300 points here, larry preszler, a former three term senator who briefly sought the presidential nomination in 1980 and bolted to endorse barak obama announced this week he may run as an independent correct year for his old senate seat in what state. >> i know you know this. >> i know i know this i knew the previous. >> time. correct answer south dakota. 300 point question. this former senator who lost his seat to a tea party challenger will be awarded a presidential m

we have seen it in recent history with other republicans, john mccain, michele bachman and so on. the one realm of popular entertainment that is not ferociously anti republican in the 20 first century is country music but continues a continues to thrive, it is dwarfed by other sean rushs. i looked this up. in 2012 country music and gospel sold 16.5 million digital albums. you compare that with the combined total for rock, rap, r&b, metal and new age, up eighty-nine.nine million. sixteen million to eighty million. the results are similar in other cultural venues, movies, television, theater. republicans and conservatives find themselves get allihettoiz with few sympathetic minds so they are tempted by the turn on, tune in, drug out without the drug implications. teddy quote george w. bush who prided himself on not watching television, he hadn't seen saturday night live, he hadn't seen the daily show with john stewart and he said they put an off button on the tv for a reason. one can sympathize with that sentiment from w. left to my own devices i watch foil's war and reruns of the j

tune, we have seen it again and again in recent history with other republicans, john mccain, michele bachman and so on. the one realm of popular entertainment that is not ferociously anti republican in the 20 first century is country music but while country music continues to thrive, it is dwarfed by other genres. i looked this up. in 2012 country music and gospel sold 16.5 million digital albums. you compare that with combined total for rap, r&b, metal and new age, up $89.9 million, 69 to $80 million. the results are similar in other cultural venues, movies, television, theater and republicans and conservatives find themselves get allies to refuse sympathetic artists or creative minds in their increasingly isolated corner. many conservatives are tempted by a variant of timothy leary's 1960s slogan to and on, tune in, drop out without the drug implications. teddy quote george w. bush who prided himself on not watching television, he hadn't seen saturday night live, he hadn't seen the daily show with john stewart, he said they put an offer but none the tv for a reason. one can sympathize with

because i think it is fun to watch but the thing is tell me how a party that seriously considered michele bachman, herman cain, rick santorum, newt gingrich moves all the way over to chris christie in one single presidential election. and to meet the only way you could get whether it is chris christie himself or chris christie like republican nominee, i think, would be if there's a crash and burn election in between 4 republicans, where they sort of get this out of their system and move on and yet i think the odds of this being the crash and burn election for republicans is pretty low because democratic numbers are so bad. i don't see that happening. there is the history of 1964, republicans nominate barry goldwater, he gets absolutely decimated, pops back up and wins -- democrats win the presidency four years later. 19 -- what was i going to do? .. happen in just a matter of -- you don't know the time is it onthatoneitone term or two terms inevitable that it happens because both parties, you know both parties have i think terrific tremendous self-destructive tendencies. and if given the opportun

member of congress, this way, people down in alabama were telling me, this guy would have made michelle bachmanm like a minnesota liberal. >> oh my gosh. >> you disagree? >> the celebration is premature. this is the perfect storm, if you will, for that side. this guy burn, the guy who won had won before state senator, he was a guy that how should i put it was bonkers, really was crazy. the money poured in galore. everything was in his favor. he won by 4 points. i don't find that terribly convincing, 4 points, mike allen in the special election. that's usually conservative. if i'm bonkers, which i am, i'm running, i want to run in an off 84. if things are great, i want to run in a special election. the people who are bompgers will go out and vote for me. bradley burn is the establish. republican, i say that positively. i wish he would have won the governor's race years ago. but make no mistake of it. house republicans in congress right now who think they're untouchable. they're going to look at this race. >> absolutely. >> they will hear from the chamber. they will understand, they don't get a f

michele bachmann is a genius. and if a self-certified genius like bachman was right about obama care, she must have been right aboutverything. >> the very founders who wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more. in the united states. >> what else you got, einstein? >> there isn't even one study that can be produced that shows that carbon dioxide is a harmful gas. >> there's no match between them. these guys, jon stewart and stephen colbert against those guys with no match. up next, mayor of toronto, it's hard to take him seriously. his tv show was canceled already. then there was this defensive interview on the "today" show this morning. take a look at how he tried to turn the tables on nbc's matt lauer. >> say you had gone out drinking or you were drunk and say something happened to your family -- >> the lives of a million people don't land on my decisions. >> hold on. say your son or daughter just got killed in an accident, are you going to be able to handle that? >> yao got taxpayers depending on you. >> i take personality on them too. >> when it comes to comic relief, rob ford is the gift

michele bachmann is a genius. and if a self-certified genius like bachman was right about obama care, she must have been right aboutry founders who wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more. in the united states. >> what else you got, einstein? >> there isn't even one study that can be produced that shows that carbon dioxide is a harmful gas. >> there's no match between them. these guys, jon stewart and stephen colbert against those guys with no match. up next, mayor of toronto, it's hard to take him seriously. his tv show was canceled already. then there was this defensive interview on the "today" show this morning. take a look at how he tried to turn the tables on nbc's matt lauer. >> say you had gone out drinking or you were drunk and say something happened to your family -- >> the lives of a million people don't land on my decisions. >> hold on. say your son or daughter just got killed in an accident, are you going to be able to handle that? >> yao got taxpayers depending on you. >> i take personality on them too. >> when it comes to comic relief, rob ford is the gift that keeps on givin