mr. krauthammer. [applause] >> 84 being here mr. president and mrs. bush. there are nice introductions and there are kind introductions that lists your achievements transcribe and notarize to end said your mother a copy. to state -- despite your pitch reduction you included things that i now have to explain. [laughter] first there is mondale. [laughter] yes, it is true. people ask me as you can imagine how do you go from walter mondale to fox news? i was young once. the answer is simple. [laughter] then there is that psychiatry parched. it is true i once was a psychiatrist technically speaking i still embed in reality i am a psychiatrist in remission doing very well thank you. [laughter] i have not had a relapse in 25 years. and of course, as a political analyst i tell people it is not that different from what i do every day. the the only difference is the paranoid have access to nuclear weapons. that makes the stakes higher i am honored and delighted to be here to see the bushes did i am happy to be among you. but i am happy to be anywhere where one willia

mr. krauthammer. [applause] >> 84 being here mr. president and mrs. bush. there are nice introductions and there are kind introductions that lists your achievements transcribe and notarize to end said your mother a copy. to state -- despite your pitch reduction you included things that i now have to explain. [laughter] first there is mondale. [laughter] yes, it is true. people ask me as you can imagine how do you go from walter mondale to fox news? i was young once. the answer is simple. [laughter] then there is that psychiatry parched. it is true i once was a psychiatrist technically speaking i still embed in reality i am a psychiatrist in remission doing very well thank you. [laughter] i have not had a relapse in 25 years. and of course, as a political analyst i tell people it is not that different from what i do every day. the the only difference is the paranoid have access to nuclear weapons. that makes the stakes higher i am honored and delighted to be here to see the bushes did i am happy to be among you. but i am happy to be anywhere where one willia

mr. krauthammer ends his op-ed withe "washington post" this. let's recognize that there are many people of goodwill for whom washington redskins contains sentimental and historical attachment. and not an ounce of intended animist. will in albany, oregon. on the native american line. high, will. caller: thank you "washington ." i don't speak for any other native americans, but for my own part. it is just a disrespectful thing. to know that redskins refers the type of money that was used back in the colonies that consisted of the scalp and skin of native american peoples. there was more money for young men, but women scalps were with money, too. the washington americans would be a better name for the team. ayakoou think, america this is kathleen in brooklyn, maryland. high, kathleen. going to tell you is that most people don't understand that the term redskins refers to the color of the bloody skin underneath the scalp of the native americans. those cops were used for money like that tillman just said. a white person would take scalps of dead peo

mrs. bush and thank you again charles krauthammer. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> up next on booktv "after words" with guest host debbie hines former prosecutor and creator of illegals. >> blog. this week abbe smith and angela hines contributing authors to "how can you represent those people?" the director and supervisor of georgetown law school's criminal defense and prisoner advocacy clinic discussed defense attorneys answers to the professional question they are asked most often, how they are able to do and those crimes. the program is about an hour. >> host: i am so glad to be able to interview you and your book, "how can you represent those people?". as i was telling you before, for me it was a very interesting and thought provoking book and i don't say that lightly because if it weren't i wouldn't say otherwise but it was definitely brought out a lot of emotions from me, anger, sadness, laughter and humor. it takes basically ran the whole gamut so white you start happy by telling us how did you come up with the idea for t

mrs. bush's birthday, they had a special guest, dr. charles krauthammer.one of the sound bites. >> my very best friend. hmmm, before i give you the answer, i'll remind you what harry truman once said. if you want a friend in washington, get a dog. [ laughter ] the krauthammers have improved on that. we have two dogs in case one turns on us. [ laughter ] >> always thinking ahead. i love charles. he has his new book, "thanks that matter." >> beckel? >> we've been follow thing story about the miami dolphins, ritchie incognito, who was bounced off the team because he was bullying one of the other players. they caught him on a video, and here's good ole ritchie. >> [ bleep ] you! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]! >> yeah, okay, ritchie. >> i think it's ironic that his last name is incognito. >> can you imagine somebody marrying that dude? >> no. >> bob says that, you know it's bad. >> he calls for drug testing for football players. this guy is clearly on a roid rage right there. >> or he's just a big jerk. some people can be jerks without drugs. >> he's incognito and he's m

mr. obama's poll numbers down. now the bigger picture. last night on the factor, charles krauthammerned that the obamacare debacle may single the end of the liberal movement. >> we have not just obamacare unraveling, not just the obama administration unraveling, not just the democratic majority of the senate, but we could be looking at the collapse of american liberalism. obamacare is the big thing for them is charles correct or can he make a come back. don't estimate barack obama he has powerful allies too. media embarrassed by obama care and somewhat skeptical of the president. believe me, if things begin to improve on the obamacare front that will be trumpeted almost everywhere as it should be. the issue of national healthcare is so important that facts should rule. talking points believes there are a number of good things in the new law, for example that insurance companies can't cancel your policy if you get sick. that if you get fired, your insurance is not cancelled. and that poor children and the elderly in need get covered. those are all good things. but they can be done in

mr. rove. >> same to you on that wonderful note happy thanksgiving to you. stossel saying the pilgrims would have starved to death if they had not become capitalists. and later, charles krauthammer on immigration. iran and the president's trustworthiness. we are coming right back. >>> stossel matter segment tonight, thanksgiving, this holiday defined by the pilgrims in ho landed in the massachusetts fleeing british tyranny. we have been taught that the british and the native americans formed alines and everybody had a great time. john stossel has a slightly different take on thanksgiving and here it is. you are not going to ruin the holiday for everybody, are you? >> no, let's be thankful to private property which made it possible. the pill grimtion almost starved. >> explain. >> the idea was that the colony would be a come moon and come moon. they could go out in the fields and everybody would say jeez, everybody else is working i don't. feel so good today, i will call in sick, i will get just as much stuff and they didn't grow enough food. >> they didn't grow enough food. >> so they would have starved. >> same thing happens in america with public parks. >> not so fast. so they

mr. rove. >> same to you on that wonderful note happy thanksgiving to you. stossel saying the pilgrims would have starved to death if they had not become capitalists. and later, charles krauthammerimmigration. iran and the president's trustworthiness. we are coming right back. upgrade to the philips norelco sensotouch 3d for the most advanced shaving experience. with gyroflex 3d technology, you can get to those hard to reach places for the ultimate shave wet or dry. guaranteed. visit philips.com/upgrade now to save $30. [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! >>> stossel matter segment tonight, thanksgiving, this holiday defined by the pilgrims in ho landed in the massachusetts fleeing british tyranny. we have been taught that the british and the native americans formed alines and everybody had a great time. john stossel has a slightly different take on thanksgiving and here it is. you are not going to ruin the holiday for everybody, are you? >> no, let's be thankful to private property which made it possible. the p

mrs. bush. [applause] it is a great personal pleasure for me as charles reminded me in the greenroom we have known each other for 32 years. i was his employer. charles krauthammer has written a fantastic book a compilation of his columns columns, plus a marvelous introduction. i know one thing that compilations never sell. his book is number one on amazon and will debut in number two nonfiction on "the new york times" best-seller list on sunday. [applause]