he spoke at moe's books in berkeley, calif.. >> thanks to moe's books and thanks for coming out. in late march of 2010 a photographer in monterey, northern mexico got a call at 5:30 in the morning. his editor said there had been a shoot out. he gets in his car and is driving to the outskirts of monterey city and his editor calls back and says it is not a shoot out but looks like a body has been dumped in this field. get the picture anyway. he goes out to the scene before any other reporters. there is only a municipal police truck and some municipal police. the body has been taped off and state police have arrived yet and no other reporters so he was able to get to work. he approaches the body and starts taking photographs. after taking a few photographs the body is racked up in a blanket. there are several theatrical styles of execution in the context of the current drug war which has their own names. when would be in blanket. all these terms refer to the theatrical style in which an execution is presented to the world. this body wrapped in a blanket with a bullet through the hea

>> this is the moe, curly and larry show.rich >> are they lying or are you lying? >> sean: there are questions than answers on who should be held responsible for fast and furious. not only does the attorney general deny knowledge of this gun running scheme he denies the operation played any role in the deaths of agents terry anza pat >> notion that this justice department is responsible for those deaths that you mentioned that assertion is offensive. >> what if it is accurate? >> eric holder has a long history of scandalous decisions, mismanagement and deadly decisions. i think the people who put him in that appointment in the first place bear blame. they have to answer for their bad decisions. look, with eric holder the writing was on the wall. there was no question that you were going to get anything other than than an obstruction in the office. >> sean: under holder's the justice department has ignored subpoenas and refused to turnover key documents to congress throughout the investigation. >> sir, if you count pages like

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megyn: what do you make of it, moe?y it was mentioned over a dozen times in different interviews, and then they quote axlerod, and here's the quote. he didn't use the word "weird" himself, he made the observation that, quote, when he -- meaning romney -- makes jobs about unemployed or a waitress pinching him on the butt, it does snap your head back and you say, what's he talking about? he didn't say anybody that goes that route is going to get fired, he piled on. >> well, i just reread that story before we came on the air. and if you go on to read the rest of axlerod's quotes in that story, he goes on to say, look, but the real distinction, the real differentiation between these two guys, um, is a character issue, and it is romney's long record of flip-flopping on issues, of saying one thing and -- megyn: right, right, right. >> and that's where i think the real differentiation is. megyn: no, i agree, moe. no one's going to argue that point, right? because, obviously, they have substantive differences. but what is, what

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. >> joining me now, msnbc news campaign alex moe live on the phone for us. good morning to you, alex. what is the reaction to palin's bus stop in ames, iowa? >> good morning to you, alex. just as you had mentioned the there was a ton of people who came out to see her. they wanted pictures, autographs, just to meet her. a lot of supporters were yelling run, sarah, run. they wanted to meet with her and talk about issues they have in iowa. she told me she was still a potential candidate. still thinking about running. we are still in iowa. i'm not sure what the day holds for us. but a lot of people when i was in ames were very supportive and very glad to see her. >> yeah, anything behind the sound bite that we played where you have her singling out texas governor rick perry. she said, he should be here. it's the place to be. he should be here in ames today. do you get a sense that that would be with whom she would be very much competitive were she to jump in the race? >> that's a good question. rick perry is visiting the state tomorrow. the day after the ames st

they slam stupid gop candidates like curly, moe and larry.es, watch this >> so far, a couple of intellectual lightways are stealing the show many since michelle bachmann won the straw poll and rick perry ended the race these two have been sucked up attention mostly for saying stupid stuff. there's jon huntsman who says candidates like bachmann and perry are too far right and have zero substance. testimony to his intellect there. he mate be right. i haven't to say none of the three has a pair against curly, mo, and larry. that's a sad commentary. >> sean: intellectual lightweights, republicans, conservatives, they believe in cutting taxes, balancing the budget, first principles and they don't believe in socialism or redistribution. so they must be dumb. >> they say this about any conservative candidate out there. this goes back to ronald reagan in 1980, it was the endless stories about what a lightweight intellectual he was. any republican who gets that attack should wear it as a badge of honor. you get the sense they are starting to get worri

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could you comment on just how dire the situation was in that state prior to his rather moe mentous action>> yeah, well, actually i live in maryland about half the time, so this is very close to home for me, and it's definitely one of those places where people are still fighting the civil war. i actually -- my office is just up the street from our town's civil war monument, and it's interesting because on the north facing side is a list of the names of men killed fighting for the union. on the south side, the men fighting for confederacy, and many many cases the last names are the same. i live in a house, an old house on the eastern shore of maryland. i wouldn't say i'm restoring it, just holding up pieces before they crumble off. [laughter] this house actually was the house of a maryland confederate sympathizer who was the judge who was literally dragged off the bench in his courtroom, beaten bloody and uncshes by lincoln's goons for expressing his pro-southern sentiments, thrown into fort mchenry, bun of these people without habeas corpus, writing letters to lincoln begging to know the c

. >> alex moe on the palin hunt. thanks a lot. great job. the straw poll is supposed to be a fundraiser for iowa's republican party setting the stage for the party's run against president obama. last night as chuck was saying some of the republican candidates went after each other instead. >> she said she's not got a titanium spine. it's not her spine we're worried about, it's her view of reflects. please stop, you're killing us. >> i feel that i'm separated from the other candidates with my strong belief in liberty and limited government and different foreign policy and wanting to deal with the fed. >> anyone that suggests that iran is not a threat to this country and not a threat to stability many the mideast is not seeing the world very clearly. he sees it exactly the way that barack obama sees it. >> we're joined now by matt straun the chairman of the iowa republican party. matt, thanks so much for coming. i want to ask you about sarah palin. she has crashed the party. what does that do to the straw poll and the process and the other can

. >> host: we've been watching this series of historically moe mentous events. are we in the summer of this or how is it developing? >> guest: first of all, i don't believe in the term "arab spring" we had one of those in 2004-2005. we had the damascus spring at the same time. we belittle the movement there's uprising, but it's not a spring. it's catchy to go to the spring, the hot summer, and cold winter, but it doesn't apply. when you look at the transitions in eastern europe or latin america, you know, they didn't play out as they did in egypt in 18 days ousting a leader, so it's a little bit unfair to use that terminology. >> host: your book, you write about the influence of technology and how just the access that people are starting to have being a catalyst for change, and so if a family is looking to what will bring them pride in their children's accomplishments, you are perceiving a shift away from becoming someone who might be a martyr or taking up arms to someone who can have a productive life where the technology has made that more possible? >> guest:

this is aruba and these guys are like, according to some, moe, larry ask curly. >> show me the evidencend evidence. the bottom line is he's sitting in jail right now. either they'll have to release him or charge him with a murder. you can't allow somebody to sit -- >> gregg: would it be enough evidence for a prosecutor here in the united states? >> i think so. >> gregg: really? >> he has the motive. you have the individual that saw her last, the timing of it is suspect, i don't prescribe to the no body, no case. there is enough circumstantial evidence that can lead to the action -- >> gregg: allegedly went to an isolated part of the island. i've been there a couple of times. it's like a big rock out there in someplace, very rural. they apparently chose a place to go snorkeling where nobody was. god forbid i should ever go with my wife someplace and she drowns under circumstances like that. >> it's highly speculative. i'm not sure where they would have evidence to charge him at this moment in time. there is nothing that ties him to a murder. >> there have been drownings in that area. and

electricity came back on for moes of the town last night. but the water situation is a big unknown.agine, the water is maintained by a small company. it's probably maintained it for a hundred years. i think they're struggling to come to grips with a situation they may not have anticipated. >> so how are the rescue efforts going for people there in terms of getting them supplies and getting them out? >> that's a good question. the first step was trying to assess what the needs were. there were a group of very engaged citizens who stepped forward and went door to door asking if people needed help. there are people with special needs, there's a need for volunteers. there is also a compelling need for a group to organize volunteers. we've had requests from all over the country from people who are trying to help out in one way or another. they just need to find a way to be directed and to have their efforts land on the right doorstep. >> you mentioned these propane tanks. is that one of your biggest concerns and what else is a big challenge there? >> right. i mean, the propane tanks were

. >> i'm going to put that in the next pro moe. michael steele, let me ask you about this. let's talk about the strategy. huntsman said he wouldn't trust any of the other republican candidates on the economy. he talked about michele bachmann. she might bring gas prices to below $2 a gallon. he said you have to live in reality. he called perry unelectable. is this a strategy? >> no. the point is, he clearly -- if he did this coming out of the box, it would have been a different way to start the campaign. the jolted reality of the primaries for a lot of folks. now, it's a hail mary or desperation. it does play more to a general election strategy as opposed to the fact you are going through south carolina and you have tough ground ahead of you. places like new hampshire, people think because it's the northeast, it's liberal bashing. it's still a republican primary. winner could be anybody. so, i think it's a good move. it's entertaining on one level, but i don't know what traction it gets him with the base. we have to see what the res

in our briefing moment moe, there's -- memo there's access to ngos to provide them with food and assistance. the instance being it was somewhat restricted. what's the case with ethnic somalia and ethiopia, and is there restrictions in getting food? >> during the time i was ambassador there, i spent most of my time traveling into the somalia area to ensure the u.s. food staps was getting to the -- assistance was getting to the right people. we had $600 million dollars or 800 tops of food -- tons of food to deliver to the people in the area. we were able to verify through other ngo groups about a 70% accuracy rate of getting the food to distribution points. the problem is getting the distribution points to the beneficiaries, and we're only able to confirm about 20%. the reason is because of not only insecurity, but also the problems of delivery of food into areas of insecurity and conflict, so is it we have been working closely to open access and allow the groups to go into areas, ensure the food is getting to the right appropriate people, and those are some of the essential problems. >> but

the west became what americans could moe man -- faint size about a lot. the flip side of that east-west thing is that i think people in the east are easily sucked into western stories if they can -- if they can come to know that this is a story that matters to them. >> the challenge is to make 2 the story -- is to make it the story of what really happened opposed to what you think happen. the truth is better and more interesting than the mythology, and that's something we all fine find. >> i read somewhere that you wrote that some people believe what happened because they want to believe it happened opposed to what really did. why is that? >> one of the things where the tombstone myth took hold is during the days of the cold war when it was clear to a lot of us, a lot of americans that the world was pretty increasingly complex place, westerners on -- westerns on tv was american's favorite form of entertainment. in dodge city, even though he never walked there, matt dylan was just as real to americans. you got situations where there's clear-cut good guys w

the west became what americans could moe man -- faint size about a lot.the flip side of that east-west thing is that i think people in the east are easily sucked into western stories if they can -- if they can come to know that this is a story that matters to them. >> the challenge is to make 2 the story -- is to make it the story of what really happened opposed to what you think happen. the truth is better and more interesting than the mythology, and that's something we all fine find. >> i read somewhere that you wrote that some people believe what happened because they want to believe it happened opposed to what really did. why is that? >> one of the things where the tombstone myth took hold is during the days of the cold war when it was clear to a lot of us, a lot of americans that the world was pretty increasingly complex place, westerners on -- westerns on tv was american's favorite form of entertainment. in dodge city, even though he never walked there, matt dylan was just as real to americans. you got situations where there's clear-cut good guys wh

the west became what americans could moe man -- faint size about a lot. the flip side of that east-west thing is that i think people in the east are easily sucked into western stories if they can -- if they can come to know that this is a story that matters to them. >> the challenge is to make 2 the story -- is to make it the story of what really happened opposed to what you think happen. the truth is better and more interesting than the mythology, and that's something we all fine find. >> i read somewhere that you wrote that some people believe what happened because they want to believe it happened opposed to what really did. why is that? >> one of the things where the tombstone myth took hold is during the days of the cold war when it was clear to a lot of us, a lot of americans that the world was pretty increasingly complex place, westerners on -- westerns on tv was american's favorite form of entertainment. in dodge city, even though he never walked there, matt dylan was just as real to americans. you got situations where there's clear-cut good guys w

without the immigration, we'd be moe at risk looking like japan, italy, and europe with a declining population, increasingly asian with not enough people working to support growth in the economy. one the most important impact a poulation has, along with household information is the creation of a more dynamic and expanding housing market. the data shows that echo boomers, i love the way that people get generational names. why don't we ever hear about the baby busters in any event, they have delayed household formation for all of the obvious reasons. eventually they will form new households once they have more confidence in the economy a get tired of living at home wh their parents. judging by the generation here, i assume those are parents who are applauding. [laughter] ironically, we'l also get increased sales when prices go up. i learned when i was the chairman in the downturn of the 70s, when housing prices decline, as they have recently, people stop buying to wait for even lower prices. of course, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy, that has fewer people buy, the price goes down further,

. >> awfully story this morning moe new in congress next budget by phase. robert reich republicans and democrats maneuver of vantage on wednesday the next battle over federal spending to influence the choice of members to find ha three months until november 23rd to forge an agreement you can hear all of today's program lives every day at 7 a.m. eastern and of course on our video library. we are going to leave this and take you live to the national press club for an event with the assistant secretary treasury secretary for health policy j. mark iwry speaking to the boston college center for retirement research. it's just getting under way of life here on c-span2. >> that is marked and an understated way mark has been a major force behind improvements and pension and health care policy for decades. chief among his accomplishments is the trend towards although 401k and although escalation default rate, which in my view is the biggest positive development since 401k is were created. he is also an architect of the savers credit, and she co-authored president was

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