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. >> straight ahead stone without the inconsistency. seems borne not the only one. mr. mbed up agent shadow government operation out to change world history like jeremy wrener. >> aaron coyshtion edward norton the chief of the questionable open rigs that goes beyond what is head stone. >> we are morally indefensible and absolutely necessary. >>reporter: he has to cover it up which means eliminating jeremy. still find more. there are mat runners. on the run with rachel vice as they decide him with the super strichblingt you don't know my name? what do you call me. what do you put on my blood work. 5. >> the no. 5? >> doesn't he look like real life husband daniel craig. there is one amazing chase scene. jeremy and rachel try to get away from assassin in traffic heavy manila a.the stunt drivers deserve an accolade. that may one of the most exciting thrill ride i have ever seen on film. cleverly staged. first half hour or so it's con fasting. if you haven't seen the other borne films may not know what is going on. spying is scary. one disturbing scene of workplace shooting.

go all the way back to nixon to learn how to stone wall with the press when you have something big to hide like your tax returns. just request the angry mrs. romney how to do it. >> i know it's not a question that is welcomed but must be asked because a lot of people are asking, why not be transparent and release more than 2010 and the estimates for 2011. >> have you seen how we're attacked? >> it's been in the press quite a bit. are you angry that it's been in the press? should you not be questioned about your finances? >> we have been very transparent to what's legally required of us. but the more we release, the more we get attacked and questioned and pushed. so wre have done what's legally required and there's going to be no more tax releases given. >> it's because you'll continue to face more questions? >> it will just give them more ammunition. >> i know it ain't pretty, mitt, but that's how you stone wall. and yes, she shouldn't have used the word ammunition since that's what comes out of smoking guns and your tax returns really are the beg smoking guns of this campaign, but she didn't make the stupid amateur mistake you did by men

stone products in china. they're not going to get what they paid for in return. >> host: juliana gruenwald. >> host: thank you, mr. gansler. are you hearing from consumers that privacy is a concern? one thing i've heard there a lot of companies is, where's the harm? we don't see the consumer harm. are you hearing from your constituents that this is a concern, this is something you need to be watching? >> guest: people are very, very concerned about information on the internet, and absolutely, yes. they're going to look at your gmail accounts and couple that with all other applications of bag to 8 on the internet, you know, youtube and google maps and develop personal profiles and use that to laser focus their advertising to you. people have concerns about it. if they're looking at your gmail account, looking for certain words, and then going to send ads to your computer based on those words, it's not that dissimilar to somebody listening to your phone calls and then sending mail to your house. so people are concerned about privacy, but they're willing to compromise some of their privacy for access to the internet

moore and oliver stone applauded the decision of the ecuadorian government and warned of the consequences of what i happen to songe falls into the hands of the united states writing if mr songes acts extradited to the united states the consequences will reverberate for years around the world we urge the people of britain and sweden to demand that their governments answer some basic questions why did the swedish authorities refused to question mr assad in london and why can neither government promise that mr assad will not be extradited to the united states the citizens of britain and sweden have a rare opportunity to make a stand for free speech on behalf of the entire globe now for the latest on this ongoing saga and what might happen from here on forward i'm joined by one of julius on his attorneys michael ratner a human rights lawyer and president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights new york city michael welcome back to the program good to see you're tom thank you thank and thanks for joining us has the arrest of julian a son changed journalism in the u.s. or the world and if so why and how. well look at the arrest is terrible because what you have here

stone" executive editor, eric bates. msnbc contributor, ari melber of "the nation." politico's senior political reporter, maggie haberman and mror, hugo lindgren. tropical storm isaac is threatening to crash the republican national convention next week but that is not the only potential hurricane that might spoil the gop party in tampa. a severe storm system is brewing in missouri.

stone" executive editor, eric bates. msnbc contributor, sam stein of the huffington post. patricia murphy is a contributor to the daily beast and mr. sunday morning himself, "new york times" magazine editor, hugo lindgren. with 83 days to go in the election of great big issues, it's back to small ball. the last 24 hours have been consumed by outrage from team romney over this comment made by vice president joe biden. >> romney wants to -- he said in the first hundred days, he's going to let the big banks once again write their own rules. unchain wall street. he's going to put y'all back in chains. >> the vice president later said he meant to use the word unshackled, a term he got from mitt romney's running mate, paul ryan. this is what congressman ryan said in his state of the union response last year. >> i see this challenge as an opportunity to rebuild what lincoln called the central ideas of the republic. we believe a renewed commitment to limited government will unshackle our economy and create millions of new jobs and opportunities for all people of every background to succeed and prosper. >> still, the romney campaign is ham

stone silent. they didn't laugh at all. apparently they looked a little uncomfortable. let's play a little bit of that moment with clint eastwood. >> so i've got mr. obama sitting here and he is -- i just was going to ask him a couple questions. i mean, what do you say to people? do you just, you know, i know people are wondering -- you don't have anything. okay. i wondered about, you know, when the -- what? what do you want me to tell romney? i can't tell him to do that. he can't do that to himself. you're crazy. you're absolutely crazy. >> that was the cringe worthy moment i was talking about ashleigh but i will tell you that being in the hall it felt like a clint eastwood performance. it felt like he was doing improv or one of those moments at the oscars where you come out and they have a little stchik. the problem is this is not the oscars or a clint eastwood performance. the whole purpose of the 10:00 primetime hour where everybody was tuning in was to talk about mitt romney and to be a validator for mitt romney and that is the reason why they decided to pick clint eastwood because he reaches audiences that normally politicians don't reach.