all that plus dick morris, michelle malkin, and frank luntz. now the racial controversy stirred up by harvard professor hailshails -- henry louis gates jr. has focused the nation for five full days now. he has tried to make a case for persistent racism but the audio recording by the cambridge police department today should put to rest any assertion like that. >> are they still in the house? >> they're still in the house. sean: meanwhile, old video of professor gates has re-emerged. >> without affirmative action we would never have been able to integrate racist, historically white institutions in american society and for me, someone who has benefited so much from the opportunities of affirmative action to stand at the gate and try to keep other people out would be to be as hypocritical as clarence thomas. we're also trying to end what we used to call the white [beep] syndrome. this place ain't big enough for more than one. sean: and he told root.com, "there haven't been fundamental structural changes in america." now, even a cursory wlook -- loo

republican line for michele malkin good morning.ller: god bless you dear for putting up with the incredible abuse. i just bought your book. i haven't had a chance to read it but what drives me crazy is the double-teams -- i want to site obama saying every day you get to keep your private insurance. i'm in the private insurance and i read the bill and in the title of grabbed fathering private health care insurance it goes to explain how within one year of the legalizing of this bill private companies will not be able to sell new policies. people will not be able to go and get their own insurance within one year of this bill passing and becoming law. and yet the president gets up there and balled face lies and says -- and another a balanced-faced lie. these congress a balanced-faced lie and yet these people fell feel justified in puting this bill and this perfect plan none of them are even going to take this plan. host: your response? guest: yeah. a couple of things. it is galling the contempt and the derision with which members of co

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gretchen: back with michelle malkin. she released new book culture of corruption. aims they abuse their power. it does come with a deck of cards. my kids would love this michelle. >> those are actually special edition for special v.i.p.s. that's my own v.i.p. program. gretchen: everybody who buys the books doesn't get the cards? >> not yet. let's see the top one on my deck was michelle obama. how does she factor into your book and do i dare say culture of corruption? >> i think she elm bodies the chicago way. she is somebody who was brought up in the daily political machine. her father was basically a prix tonnage appointee of richard daily. so she has been, you know, familiar and steeped with the hard ball tactics of chicago. and has applied that in her partnership with barack. brian: we know the bigger names. but let's talk about some of these czars. we don't know where they came from. you found out about urban czar. >> this guy was a bronx borough president. is he here in your backyard. it's astonishing to me that he was able to get this position without any publ

>> there are several -- i mean, look at all the attacks on people like ann culture, michelle malkin.his stuff is par for the course. >> ann culture? that's your example in ann coulter, you think ann coulter gets attacked unfairly? >> yeah, i do. >> that's your example? well then i think we disagree. ann coulter says nice things about everybody else. mike: i like sarah palin. i think she is a gracious person. i think she has been totally stunned by the level of vitriol that has been pointed her way but she has been a governor of a state. she did many things effectively as a chief executive of that state. that is a job where decisions have to be made every single day that people can evaluate and really until she was on the national ticket, there really weren't any accusations about the way she was governing and her effectiveness. it was after that she got named to the ticket that the politics of personal destruction, to borrow a phrase from the democratic playbook, certainly seemed to be the way in which she was primarily attacked. >> she was dishonest about her own record, mike. let's

i can tell you that so far the most prominent right wing blogger in the country michelle malkin linked to mr. peters' comments and described them as, quote, tough words. tough words. i think i could come up with a few other adjectives besides tough that might be more appropriate. joining us is a veteran of the iraq war. thanks very much for joining us. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> sadly this is not the first time we've seen this type of hostage video over the past few years. you head up the largest iraq and afghanistan veterans group. what is the overall impact of incidents like this? >> i think it's concern. we have tremendous concern for the private, for his family that's going through unimaginable anguish. with regard to colonel peters he needs to shut his mouth. he doesn't know what happened on the ground. nobody knows what happened on the ground. that private is an american and he deserves the benefit of the doubt. until we know what went down he deserves our support. his family deserves our support and guys like peters need to shut up. >> what i'm worried about is lieutenant colone

michelle malkin talks about her book about the obama administration. washington -- "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. more coverage tomorrow as the health care debate continues in the house. see that live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> george with signed the declaration of independence. he was also murdered. join us for q&a at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span. >> sunday night, british prime minister gordon brown before the 30 members of the house of commons liaison committee. he is answering questions on the british economy, the banking crisis, and foreign affairs at 9:00 p.m. on c-span. >> president obama hosted a harvest of -- harvard professor henry louis gates and massachusetts police officer james crowley for a beer at the white house on thursday afternoon. the route the center of a discussion on race and sgt crowley recently arrested mr. gates at his home. the charges were later dropped. the president's comments about the incident led him to invite both men to the white house for what some media outl

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michelle malkin breaks it down.est athletes to ever pay their respective sports. peyton manning and kevin garnett right here on "fox & friends" coming up next. brian: they are the face of the breakfast of the champions, peyton manning and kevin garnett join us right now, but before we talk about what they ate for breakfast and what they're about to do to revolutionize what you will eat in the future, men, pay attention. can we talk a little sports. peyton and kevin, welcome to "fox & friends." >> thanks for having us >> how are you guying doing? brian: and i know about this exciting campaign that's going to change the way we eat in the morning. real quick, peyton in particular, the big story this week is michael vick, at one point the highest paid player in the nfl. should he be reinstated, and do you expect him to come back in the nfl in top form? >> well, it's hard to say whether he'll be in top form or not. anybody that's out for a couple years, there's always going to be some change there. i know he's meeting wi

and as michelle malkin points out it's the democrats have become, as she points out, the party of borrowow and spend it where to get the money from? >> ainsley: president obama wants everyone covered it no one will argue america has the best healthcare system in the world. it's great. you want to go to your doctor, you choose your doctor, you need an x-ray to go to the emergency room where as in other countries like in the uk you are in me have an acl torn you wait six months to get an x-ray. that's just an x-ray because you're not dying. speed three everyone agrees the healthcare system needs to be fixed. >> ainsley: have medicare on one side and again on the other and all the people in the middle like us pay for health and you have a small group that can't get the medicaid, but i can't afford to pay for it, doesn't have a job whatever, that's the group would need to pay for. it's just a matter of how we do it. >> dave: karl rove will be here later to the to chime in on healthcare debate. >> ainsley: here are your headlines. ex-nfl star steve mcnair will be mourned today by thousands in

followed by michelle malkin on health care and the obama administration. >> on "washington journal" will talk about the cash for clunkers program. the heritage foundation's david mason will discuss a bill to put limits on executive pay, and radio talk-show host joe madison and armstrong williams debate the state of race relations in america. "washington journal" is live each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> this week as expected, the senate judiciary committee voted to recommend the confirmation of sonia sotomayor are the supreme court justice. watch the committee debate and see the vote this saturday on c- span at 7:00 eastern. next week, her confirmation moves to the senate floor. live coverage of the full senate debate on c-span2. coming in october on c-span, tore the home to america's highest court, the supreme court. >> now, the house energy and commerce committee's markup of legislation. they discussed the men and that would take the public plan out of the bill and replace it with reinsurance programs that are federally funded. congressman henry waxman chairs the committee. th