. >> are there evil mongers? is that the latest from senator reed? we've gone from unamerican now to evil mongers. >> our american values say that we believe in free speech. we believe in -- >> why is everybody trying to constrain expression? >> i believe that tirinary is when i want to drive a stake through the heart or -- >> really? did i say i wanted to do that through howard dean's heart? >> on your radio program. >> you heard me make a referenc as a matter of fact, i was -- >> that is a convenient correction. you called him a blood sucking liberal. >> number no. >> but how does your saying things like that -- >> excuse me. excuse me. if you will permit me. i called him a blood sucking leftist. >> oh, excuse me, leftist, not liberal. >> i just want be you to accurate. >> blood sucking that, is such kind term. >> you have a right not to be offended. >> i do have a right to be offended. my question to you is -- >> i'm excuse you, you do have a right to not be offended? >> no. >> my question is when we hear language -- >> i'm not hear to listen to y

i didn't hear you objecting to scare mongering when george w. bush tried to fix social security and everybody ran around and said, this will ruin social security. >> he was very specific. >> wait a minute, steve. he wanted to privatize social security with a very specific plan. >> exactly. what did democrats say, it will destroy the social security system? the point is the democrats did the same thing when president bush tried to fix the social security system. the second point i wanted to make in this idea of what the objectives of this bill are, this is the whole problem, robert reich, on one hand the president says i want to cut costs so we have more efficiency in health care but he wants to spend a trillion. americans say, wait a minute, that doesn't make any sense. then he says he wants to provide more insurance, make it more affordable to people but doesn't want to allow states to compete to reduce cost, doesn't want to do anything for medical malpractice insurance reform. the kind of things that make sense to cut costs the president is ag

and i'm just a fear mongering whatever.don't know about me, i want to know -- now i'm to the point where i think that's funny. yep, that's me. >> you got it up on the board. that's the first step. glenn: so how does the average person prepare to go into battle with people who have done nothing but cry racist!ç witch! whatever it is? >> here is what you have to do. take a psychiatrist's perspective dealing with people addicted to drugs. ok. what is the first thing that someone is going to tell you if you say you know what? you have been sniffling and going to the bathroom five times. i wonder if you have been using coke. no! are you crazy? are you an idiot? you're insane. what are you trying to do, break up my family? that's the first line of attack. there is another line of attack where they say yout( are tryingo scare everybody. all i was doing was a little recreational substance. there is no plot here. man, why don't you look at yourself? there is every attempt to deflect from the facts. drug users want to keep using dru

i'm not a fear monger.u know what i did a show tonight that was on -- barack obama said you want to know my policies then you have to look at the people i surround myself with. i said let's look at health care. who is he surrounding himself with. czars, people that want sterile atlantis in drinking water. population control, forced abortions, take babies away from unfit patience. a sliding scale where a 2-year-old is not worth as much as a 15-year-old and an 85-year-old, you got to have 14, 85-year-olds to equal one teenager. now, is that trading in fear or is that say, let's look at what they have secretary of defense on record. and then play it out and say, what am i supposed to do with that information? ignore it? bill: is he a conservative republican. how did he get the wrong -- he said that he has only listened to me a couple of times but every time he is trading in fear. i have only seen him a couple of times on my show and then yours. i want to know why this guy built his whole career on destroying m

after weeks of fear mongering, shouting lies, death threats, and more in our fifth story today the president came face to face with a real american who challenged him on health care reform. the stage had been set for a couple days with a group affiliated with the tea party offshoot americans for prosperity whipping up opposition to greet mr. obama when he arrived for today's town hall in belgrade, montana. it will be important to see montanans come out in force to say no to government health care. a member of patients first told the associated press yesterday. some 1300 people got inside after first come first serve ticket giveouts at two city halls. one of those people a welder named randy had driven almost all the way across montana to get tickets so he could confront president. here is what happened when a real, working joe from a state that represents the real america expressed his real concerns about real health care reform to his president. >> my name is randy rathie. as you can see i'm a proud nra member. [ cheering ] >> i believe in our constitution. >> yeah. >> and it's a very impor

that is frightening and fear mongering. >> with all due respect, she is fear mongering herself.ssion. this month of the democrats will come out fear mongering again. my office manager sat down with me today. we'd agree with private insurance on a case by case basis. my problem is that with all of this increased oversight, i do not need the government coming into my room telling me what to give my patience. >> no one is suggesting that. >> that is what they are suggesting. if you are doing that, having that discussion, i am not aware. the majority of physicians are not having that discussion. frankly, it is a difficult discussion to have. >> doctor, the government has made a mess of medicare. there are physicians extending policies even further. medicare is a single pair already. let's see it moved to the point where it is cost-effective and helps with these decisions. bill: the government, what have they done lately that is efficient? >> looking at medicare and the cost overhead, they file much less while insurance company takes up to 33% of every dollar for administrative overh

away. >> they have asked to keep fear mongering away. >>> ruckus broke out. the 66-year-old man is accused of killing a woman and her boyfriend away. the suspect pleaded not guilty as being held without bail. >>> maggie rodriguez has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> critics say there is a hidden flaw in healthcare reform. a shortage. >>> if more people get insurance coverage, will that mean longer waits at the doctor's office and even less access for everyone? >>> here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. >>> here's another live look from our harbor cam. eyewitness news is live with the update from first warning weather. we start with bob. >>> let's look at radar. down to the baltimore region. and off to the nort and east. that's where the heaviest concentration is now. eastern baltimore county. owings mills to towson, lighter stuff. strongest activity now, northern harford and cecil county. heading up toward chester county -- county. so we do still see activity in the region. but it sh

hello, hate monger alert! maybe he needed to chop up carrots on the plane. you don't know. general motors spent 40 days in bankruptcy emerging leaner, stronger, we can rebuild it stronger, bester faster. it is the how many billion dollar man here? they have a new plan to turn things around, or not. part of the plan to turn things around includes firing -- sorry, offering early retirement and buyouts to about 13,000 workers. firing them. only half of the 13,000 needed to sign up to lose their jobs, and now the company will almost certainly face more layoffs. isn't it great? see when we bail companies out, then we don't have to have them fire people. i mean, we could have never handled the bankruptcy. but don't worry, the american car is making a comeback, and so are all the other car companies. you remember cars like mustang, wrangler, thunderbird , tough american cars, you know, with the wicked american names. now, when i say japanese, i don't really think, you know, of them. it's not so tough. nissan is unveiling their new electric car. they want to make sure that everybod

are describing those hate mongers that are attending healthcare town halls? i have seen the d.n.c.d. have you? >> now desperate republicans and their well-funded allies are organizing angry mobs, just like they did during the election. their goal is to destroy president obama. glenn: that's the goal. they are right. as the philadelphia enquirer wrote about senator arlen specter's town hall this week, quote, anger on healthcare boils over at specter events. they booed and taunted senator arlen specter calling him a tyrant as anger at the democratics' proposed overhaul of healthcare system boiled over in a pair of town hall meetings tuesday." i saw the video. i have seen it myself. look away if you have small children. nothing but crazed mobs. here is the video. whoa, whoa! oh! i can't watch anymore. stop it! i can't watch anymore. alert the authorities! somebody coming an thanking the senator for being there and then giving his opinion. oh, the humanity. how is it -- please tell me he's in jail. let the left teach you, america, how to demonstrate peacefully and make your point and c

evil monger, astro turf fringe, food fight. none of that has worked.ssing civil engagement in this way, a man who was a community organizer, we have people organizing. they might not agree with his agenda but they are organizing. why isn't this celebrated? why is it constantly dismissed as irrelevant and by the white house. >> i don't think the white house is so much dismissing it as. laura: food fight. robert gibbs called it a food fight. it's not respective of the country. was boseman monday that tana representative today. >> i'm sure people on the left would say today was. people on the right would say arlen specter was. laura: i think the president of the united states should celebrate the fact that more people are engaged in this public debate than ever before. that's what we thought about it. >> i think what you are seeing in the outrage at the town halls is powerlessness. these are people that by and large, their party is out of power. and they don't like it. laura: all right, richard, we appreciate it up next what do sharon osborne, kathie lee

do you have americans are evil mongers. >> and i don't think people are un-american who go to town halls who try to ask questions. i read the pelosi op-ed she said the tactics of shouting down people at town hall forums, that those tactics are un-american. >> said two years ago that those tactics were very american two years ago when she was speaking to anti-war protesters. jonathan, does the head of the democratic national committee have a responsibility to call harry reid out when he calls americans evil? >> look, i think the leader of the democratic party and the leaders of the republican party and all of them, not just the heads of the rnc and dnc but responsible leaders need to do what it takes to lower a lost steam and pressure that's happening around this country. you know, to have people on television asking for the president's birth certificate or have people on the other side calling others either evil mongers or un-american or however you want to describe it, doesn't get us anywhere. we're talking about a very important issue in the country which is trying to get health care

the first part is the fear mongering.he fear mongering that didn't work then to try and paint the arrival of medicare as something leading to a totalitarian state and right now we're seeing any kind of effort to bring about any form of universal health care supposedly leading to social-like medicine. and the second part of the connective tissue is really the underlying philosophy behind what reagan and armey are saying. and that's not so much a theology because it is impervious to any facts or evidence and was given perfect expression in ronald reagan's first inaugural address in 1981 when he said, government is not the solution to our problems. government is the problem. they're convinced that anything government does from medicare and social security onward is a problem. >> bring this back to health care reform and today. what is the lesson we can apply from that reagan 61 armey '09 view of medicare to the overall picture of reforming health care now? >> well, the lesson actually is what you and lawrence were talking ab

the war-monger has now become the fear-monger on health care. if mr. country first would have just actually read the bill, he would see that there were over 160 republican amendments on the legislation. that the committee passed. for old john mccain to flat-out lie about this bill is seriously, angry, uneducated, uninformed and misguided psycho-talk. coming up, caribou barbie is back at it, and it's having an effect on health care debate in this country. what kills me is that people are actually believing her despicable lies and i'll tell you what i think we can do to combat all of that nonsense. plus the love gov, he got a new hairdo that would make john edwards blush. we'll get into the hairy details letter on "the ed show." stay with us. [ engine powers down ] gentlemen, you booked your hotels on orbitz. well, the price went down, so you're all gettg a check thanks. for the difference. except for you -- you didn't book with orbitz, so you're not getting a check. well, i think we've all learned a valuable lesson today. good day, gentlemen. thanks a l

tell you, as exhilarated by these democrats, calling them un-american, harry reid calling them evil mongers, other people calling them mobs and thugs. the backlash against the democratic party here is astonishing. middle american by 2 to 1, they agree with the protesters and not with the democratic party. >> eleanor. >> first of all, cindy said to shout down over people views is un-american. they didn't call the shouters un-american. i think the president has lost momentum here. people who have insurance are worried that they are going to lose something in this very extensive package. and the president really doesn't have a single bill that he can point to. he doesn't have a clear message and all of the bills floating around on political provide lots of inviting targets for people who want to kill healthcare and want to kill the obama presidency along with it. the political stakes here are huge and the president has done a good job with the special interest. they are all tentatively on board. it's the political opposition that is much more intense this time and it seems to have caught the o

harry reid calling opponents of health care evil mongers. nadler saying fascist. pelosi calling insurance companies "the real villains." the conservative side, sarah palin saying obama's death panel down right evil. chuck grassley saying every right to fear death panels. a congressman from georgia saying this is a steam roller of socialism. john boehner last month saying government-encouraged euthenasia included in the health care plan. we heard that echoed from newt gingrich as well. >>> pat buchanan, the splilness in this debate just escalating, now you have nadler talking about fascism. >> let me tell you, i just did a column and i have polls out. this is insanity on liberal democrats. 64% of moderates say the protesters are behaving appropriately and 40% of democrats say that. and by almost two to one, people who know about the protesters identify with them, not against them. joe, there's a story today about a congressman in the neighboring district, congressman boyd. he held three town hall meetings. he said obviously they are really in their face. he said th

we he nothing to fear but fear mongering itself.ev in the hallowed halls of congress, the cuckoolu seems to have reached epemic proportions: >> this program of goverent option that's being tout as being this panacea, the savi of allowing people to ha quality health ce at an affordable price, is goi to kill people. >> moyers: thrghout our history, there's a thin li between t-headed, partisanship and deeply ingrained parana. yet whatre we really talking out? nothing less-- or more-- tn trying to do a civiliz thing-- stem the exorbitant sts of a healthare system that routinelvictimizes those without e wherewithal to check into a hospital when they' sick. how to maksense of all this? i put out an s.s. for my two guests. they're st what the doctor orred. you'll recognize kathleen ha jamiesonnstantly. she'been at this table often, making sense of potics and the press. she is director of the annberg public poly center at the univsity of pennsylvania, which runsactcheck.org, a non- partan research organization th tests the accuracy of our p

our planet. " atmospheric and space physicist bret singer said of the ominous forecast "the warm mongers are becoming desperate as the copenhagen confab of december is staring them in the face. it promises to be a complete disaster." finally, pennsylvania democrat ic governor ed rendell was channeling his inner james bond villain that he was frustrated with the lawmakers deadlocked budget negotiations saying it reminded him from the "gold finger movie" in which the bad guy kills a room of gangsters in one fell swoop. he filled the room with poison gas and knocked them off. you might have thought after watching those two conference committee days that that would have been a good idea. a republican aide told "the philadelphia enquirer" no one has ever said that the governor's sense of humor is one of his strong suits. another g.o.p. staffer said "this's no comment to make. he's obviously losing it." back to our coverage of healthcare reform now, many seniors have been shaken by the speculation and talk about possible government mandates in so-called end-of-life issues. shannon bream report

he says the evil mongers are spreading lies, inknew went doe, and rumor. this is not the first time that reed has criticized protestors in those town halls. he's accused him of what is the loud and tlud voices to interrupt the meeting. kruk grassly weighing in. he says that the senate has dropped the controversial end of life provisions from the legislation. critics said that they have led to so called death panels and ut asia. and the first by partisan group to assure that the legislation does result and defend a bill open to interpretation but i can't. people are so angry with the way congress is handling the health care legislation with lawmakers and representatives website and the congressional website slow and responsive. another indication of the outrage over the health care initiatives is the rising number of americans who are outright challenging our political eye leet for the first time. americans refusing to accept what the white house or the democratic party are saying about health care and in effect telling them don't tread on me. lisa sylveste

that's fear mongering "psychotalk," congressman. >>> and the congressman who proposed the end of lifege of the bill joins me to set the record straight right here on "the ed show," next. plus or panel will respond to my commentary on the christian faith and moral obligation to deliver health care in this country. that's next up here on "the ed show." bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®. my worst symptoms feel better, indoors and outdoors. with zyrtec®, the fastest... 24-hour allergy medicine, i promise not to wait as long to go for our ride. zyrtec® works fast, so i can love the air™. - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah-- his and hers. - ( crowd gasping ) - ( chirp ) van gogh? ( chirp ) even steven. - ( chirp ) mansion. - ( chirp ) good to go. ( grunts ) timber! ( chirp ) boss? what do we do with the shih-tzu? - ( crowd gasps ) - ( chirp ) joint custody. - phew! - announcer: get work done now. com

power monger? here we go. "prime weekend," not the only place you can find the best of prime news. cnn.com/prime news. >>> two women thankfully back with their families on u.s. soil today. two journalists held in a north korean prison for five months. they described it as the most difficult days of their lives. it was an emotional homecoming. >> it was, mike. it was a team of people basically, but former president bill clinton was the person who actually secured the release of euna lee and laura ling. the two journalists were working on a story when soldiers arrested them near the border of north korea and china. they lived in fear every single day. >> 30 hours ago, unia lee and i were prisoners in north korea. we feared that at any moment we could be sent to a hard labor camp. and then suddenly we were told we were going to a meeting. we were taken to a location and when we walked in through the door we saw standing before us president bill clinton. >> i don't think any of us can imagine what they felt. president clinton has flown to korea to talk to kim jong -il. their family met

rick: when the president spoke about this, he talked about fear mongering, lies that were being spreadrç by talkg about these deft panels. -- death panels. not only are they ridiculous on its face, but it harkens back to the type of intolerance that turned people off to sarah palin. in that regard, the president's opponents are doing him a favor, and he helped himself almost every time he speaks because he speaks in a matter of fact but a compelling way to people, using everyday language. this website that the white house has put up to rebut these myths, for example. it is a place for people to see if these allegations ring true. rick:ç when we hear him talk about death panels, interest for abortion, for illegal aliens, do you think that people are getting the accurateç informatn that they need to know? >> the fact of the matter is, this plan is designed to get savings from medicare in order to fund health care. how you get savings from medicare? you deny coverage. you push older people into a hospice. you create a panel that centers on health outcomes, which is empowered to ration

now, harry reid, evil mongers. >> even dramatically, that is a mess.t is like it burped out of him. he is having political in digestion. sean: i agree with everything that was written on the blog. if you read the bill, and i wrote -- i read every page, they talk about the end of life counseling sessions. one of the chief advisers is rahm emanuel's brother. here's what he said. services provided to individuals who are irreversibly prevented from being more becoming participating citizens, get this, are not basic, should not be guaranteed, and obvious -- an obvious example is not guaranteeing health services to patients with dementia. that sounds to me like we are going to decide that some people's lives are not worth living. >> ezekiel emanuel did not write the bill. he is one of the health care visors. i read the article that he did that was published in february of this year. it is a stunning article. he is not really a practitioner of medicine. he is a philosopher and his philosophy is that if you're under the age of two or over the age of 50, you ar

they go out there and say if you complain about what's happening, here's the evil hmonger, you're -- monger you're un-american. essentially asking are you a burden on your family's financial situation. >> these are actual real questions. sean: "do you think you're causing severe financial burder fon -- burden for your family" -- >> and this is the last thing we need to be putting in the hands of our veterans amount the time they come home. basically trying to assess what their contribution is to society, are they worth it? sean: so we have it in oregon, we have examples. we have "your life, your choices" at the v.a. we know in great britain they have a formula where they figure you will live x number of years, we'll pay this number of dollars to help up. >> even if you set aside end of life discussions with your physician, the most frightening part about this health care bill is this compare i -- comparative research analysis that reduces everyone's life down to a balance sheet. here's how long you're going to live. here's your quality of life as bureaucrats in a distant land have determine

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you call yourselves gjelly monger. >> we love jell-o, and a jelly monger is someone who has a great dealte this structure right here. how hard is it to do? how did it start? how did you get into it? >> it's incredibly hard to do, and actually i used to be an architect. i used all the skills that architects use to design buildings to create the mold. it took over a month to create all the molds we're about to see. >> so if you look carefully right here, you can see this is somewhat topographical and a representation of the united states. what do we see here? >> we saw the empire state building. that's the rock and roll hall of fame. here we have a russian sub there. >> we should be concerned about that. does that move? >> that's a little worrying, but the american sub is far bigger. >> i see that. we go over to illinois, where we have the sears tower. >> all made out of jell-o. >> i bet you've never seen a skyscraper before in jell-o. >> not in jell-o. it's remarkably flexible in the window. that's good. we move over. we go out west to the mountains of the rockies. can we get a shot? can

am i a hate monger for asking questions? next.enn: america, these are the questions from today's show. unfunded liabilities, $1 trillion, is there any way to pay for these without bachg rupting america? if so, why would we spend more borrowed money on health and cap and trade programs and still funnel billions to acorn. how does giving billions to acorn stimulate the economy? please answer that question for me? if it was so important for congress to pass the stimulus bill before they even had time to read it, why has only a fraction of the stimulus money been spent six months later, and, in fact, when barack obama was called out on it, he said to his cabinet members, you have to speed this up, and what did they do? they slowed down. bush said he had to abandon the free market principles in order to save them. can someone still explain to me how that works? why won't a member of congress read the bills before they vote on them? why are citizens mocked and laughed at when they ask their congressmen to read the bills? was cash for cl

those are fear mongering for opponents of reform. >> misinformation, yes. but the fear is growing. >> they are saying older people aren't as valuable? >> certainly. >> you feel that for real? >> i don't personally feel that but i feel the government thinks so. i have had two knees replaced. i've had a hip replaced. i've had spinal steno sixth s and that was done at this hospital. that was back in 2000. >> so quite a few operations. >> yes, i have. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> helen the older sister, 82, had a hip replacement but now she is in intensive care with problems with her heart and kidney. >> i'm doing the best i can. >> yeah? >> the three sisters have had more than 13 operations over the years costing close to $250,000. i asked carolyn, is it worth it? >> i say if you pay your premiums you ought to get the same service that the younger person does. >> there is no change in any of these pieces of legislation that would take the power away from the patient and the physician making the best choice for them. >> this is helen's doctor. >

for example -- >> speak out against these people who i described as evil mongers. >> you be the judgecarrying swastikas and symbols like that in a town meeting on health care. >> trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. i have no interest in doing it. gretchen: is this a double standard? byron york, "the washington examiner" has some thoughts on this this morning. good morning. >> good morning. back when there were these antiwar protests there was a saying on the left that the senate is patriotic. now the interesting thing is, you know, we still have 130,000 troops in iraq, 68,000 troops in afghanistan. that number is increasing. and we don't see the antiwar protests. and when you do see protests against the president's health care plan, all of a sudden this is, as you just heard harry reid say, evil mongering. it does seem that there is kind of a double standard about what constitutes legitimate dissent. gretchen: so do you believe that these war protests potentially are still going on and the media is just not covering them, or i

tonight, although it will be taken out of context and it will be used and it will be called fear mongering. what i call this is question with boldness. questions that need answers. we must have answers. i am only following the directions of the president of the united states. he told us how to find out what he really believes and that's exactly what we're going to do. in a couple of minutes, we're going to talk about healthcare, the views of obama's czars and his close advisors and why it's important to look there. it's important to know where they stand, but first, i want to start someplace to show you the beginnings of and the history of eugenics, which means basically creating a master race by discouraging reproduction with people with genetic defects and other undesirable traits. now, i know right now the people who are writing their blogs in the basement are saying, oh, my gosh, we got him now, glenn is saying eugenics is coming. no, i'm not. i'm not saying anything like that at all. eugenics are not coming. eugenics have been wildly discredited by the nazis an only truly evil people

and if charlie monger had written a piece, i would have given it more credibility when it comes to the macro picture. i know that's a heretic view. but nobody knows that answer, and we're still in the throes of this credit crisis, and it is a credit crisis, it's a global credit crisis. so when will that happen? i don't know, when he doesn't know. of course, it's easy to warn about. i know he makes the al gory to the melting of the icebergs, too much green gas versus green money. nobody knows the answer. but i think you have to stick to the program, and i think he would agree with that, that if you you don't stem the down side, it's all -- the rest of it is moot anyway. >> but jamie, brings up the point that eventually, the fed is going to have to start tightening at some point. >> it is, bill. i had a hard time getting past the first paragraph where you said belching carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. once you got beyond that, i believe we're going to have to restore some fiscal discipline. i think if you get spending down, i think that gives the fed room to move up. so i think he is

senator harry reid calls them fear mongers. with us former house speaker newt gingrich.in town halls? >> no, i think they are taking the wrong tack. i think the president would do much better to quit selling, go out and calmly listen to people. agree it rewrite the bill in september, let the american palmeiro be in charge instead of politicians. gallop released a poll where independents are more sympathetic to the protesters than they are to the congress. i think that i would hope that the white house would have read that gallup poll and thought a little minister deeply about what they are saying. because right now you have people like the white house press secretary, speaker of the house, senate majority leader basically attacking the american people. and i always try it tell politicians your constituents can fire you but you can't fire your constituents. so, it is useful to listen to them. they are your customers. brian: senator grassley essentially left washington thinking i can work out a bipartisan deal with the president. goes to iowa and totally changes his tune.

against diversity, because people will be afraid, be afraid of being called a racist, bigot or hate monger. america, you speak without fear, or more harmless legislation is going to be passed, and then you will not be able to speak, and you will experience the kind of fear that no one in this country has experienced before. all it will take, god help us all, all it will take is an event, or an emergency. here is seton motley, director of communications for the media research center. seton, i'm going to may some video of our new f.c.c. diversity czar -- >> he's not a czar. glenn: we need to get a a czar's czar in here so i know which ones czars. i he e. am going to -- i am going to play some video. help me out. for the life of me, i can't believe he is saying what i think he is saying. >> state radio in rwanda was taken over by one tribe, one group, and they began to put out propaganda so that the tut sis were -- tutsis were targeted by the officials of rwanda, and to this day, they control the radio, very purposely to make sure the government can control the media. this is the way with cha

the day there was a better understanding based on the summation and facts instead of fear and fear mongering. >>> the kids are going back to school and congress is coming back after labor day, what are the items you think will be tackled. health care number one on the issue. >> health care will dominate everything between now and when we end this session of the 111th congress. we have 12 appropriations bills and they have to be taking up a lot of time and regulations that is a big issue. so our plate is full between now and when we are scheduled to go out at the end of october. >> when do you feel you may find a point where you will endorse a health care plan? >> probably up to the end. if i want to keep an open mind, frankly on behalf of my constituents want to use any my leverage i'm not going to tip my hand to early so i can protect the interest of my constituents. >> we will talk about that again when you endorse the plan. >>> federal help is on the way for all of you who are tired of those evening phone calls from telemarketers. >>> and four years after nearly destroyed the gulf coast i