mr. paulnow have two minutes. >> i am a physician, not a politician. i have been married for 20 years and i have three teenage boys that are with me today. i decided to run for office because i became concerned about the mounting debt. i became concerned because the republicans were doubling the debt and the democrats came into power and they tripled the debt. i became concerned because of the rise in spending. the government became the answer for everything. i became concerned that president obama's agenda would support entitlement programs. i became concerned that president obama's agenda was to raise taxes in the middle of a recession. i became concerned that president obama's agenda to bring cap and trade to kentucky would be disastrous for kentucky. it would cost us tens of thousands of dollars if not hundreds of thousands of jobs. our vision for the country and america is so much different than their vision. president obama's vision is that government is the answer to every economic bill

mr. paulyou now have two minutes. >> i am a physician, not a politician. i haveeen married for 20 years and i have three teenage boys that are with me today. i decided to run for office because i became concerned about the mounting debt. i became concerned because the republicans were doubling the debt and the democrats came into power and they tripled the debt. i became concerned because of the rise in spending. the government became the answer for everything. i became concerned that president obama's agenda would support entitlement programs. i became concerned that president obama's agenda was to raise taxes in the middle of a recession. i became concerned that president obama's agenda to bring cap and trade to kentucky would be disastrous for kentucky. it would cost us tens of thousands of dollars if not hundreds of thousands of jobs. our vision for the country and america is so much different than their vision. president obama's vision is that government is the answer to every economic bi

mr. paul, you now have two minutes. >> i am a physician, not a politician. i have been married for 20 years and i have three teenage boys that are with me today. i decided to run for office because i became concerned about the mounting debt. i became concerned because the republicans were doubling the debt and the democrats came into power and they tripled the debt. i became concerned because of the rise in spending. the government became the answer for everything. i became concerned that president obama's agenda would support entitlement programs. i became concerned that president obama's agenda was to raise taxes in the middle of a recession. i became concerned that president obama's agenda to bring cap and trade to kentucky would be disastrous for kentucky. it would cost us tens of thousands of dollars if not hundreds of thousands of jobs. our vision for the country and america is so much different than their vision. president obama's vision is that government is the answer to every economi

. >> 60 seconds, mr. paul. >> favre the moat. you can tell you are lying bike when your lips are moving. you are accusing me of crimes. you know nothing about the process. you are accusing a a crime from 30 years ago from some anonymous source. how ridiculous are you? you embarrass this race. you will accuse me of a crime from 30 years ago? you really have no shame, have you? do you want to discuss the issues of the day? discuss your support for obamacare but let's not let this degenerated to calling me names and accusing me of crimes from 30 years ago from anonymous sources. really, have you no shame? >> 15 seconds to respond [laughter] >> he still has that after the two fundamental questions. why did he join that group?

there's way to sure it up without taking pharmaceuticals off the table. >> mr. paul, are there no positive developments of the bill you would, even if you went for repeal you would reinstitute in some new bill? >> one of the great ironys is when i spoke of deductibles i spoke of ways to try to fix it in the future. not on current or near current retirees. the interesting irony is deductibles are already going up. 11,000,000 medicare patients have higher deducts on obama care. there's a twisting irony. >> when does that go into effect? >> gramly. all the way up through 2017. out of pocket cost for medicare ceramic. not only hurting people on the receiving end but humana is a big presence as well. >> some offset by the savings? isn't that in the bill? >> there's a lot of shuffling of money going around. that's the other great irony. medicare is short of money because of the demographics. guess where they got 500 billion dollars? they took it out of medicare and put it in obama care. we were having problems funding current one. obama care will be worse than we can imagi

mr. paul. >> people ask me if i enjoyed running for public office. boesak, i say yes. but recently, it has become difficult. i have never written or said anything to indicate that i am otherwise religious. we have serious problems and our country. we have to have a serious discussion. he has descended into the gutter to attack my christian beliefs. i believe that those who choose politics for personal destruction disqualify themselves from consideration. i believe that those who stooped to the level of attacking a man's religious beliefs to gain higher office, i believe that they should remember that it does not profit a man to gain the world if he loses his soul in the process. if you wish to be considered for higher office, if you wish to enter into the debate, stepped up. cast aside these criticisms on my personal religion. you should apologize. have you no decency? have you no shame? >> can i respond? >> nope. we will move on. [laughter] you had a chance and a second. the moderator will be

commissioner meko: mr. paul, just to confirm, this is an 80-occupancy place? >> i think it is less than 80. commissioner meko: the paperwork says 80. not a very big place. the conditions that are reced by the -- recommended by the northern station here, the first three, soundproofed, sound not audible outside and all doors and windows be kept closed, are already included in our good neighbor policies, so they would all automatically be imposed. the fourth -- no, number four as well, security at all times, entertainment. number five is the change to -- no entertainment after 1:30. you object to that, correct? >> we would like to be able to continue until 2:00 a.m. commissioner meko: and how do you feel about number six, shall install surveillance cameras? >> the cameras are in. and have been in for some time. commissioner meko: ok. so your only objection would be number five? >> that's correct. commissioner meko: thanks. vice chair joseph: so, your security guard would be in-house? are they going to be lead trained? >> yes, they will. >> i have documenting. vic

republican rand paul's campaign stomped on the head of a liberal activist who tried to confront mr. paul. perhaps no race is as close as the battle for the president's old senate seat in illinois. >> what an amazing signal it would send to take the barack obama seat and make it the mark kirk seat. i present to you your next united states senator, mark kirk. >> reporter: republican mark kirk has hit democrat alexi giannoulias relentlessly over some of the shady characters who got loans at his family's bank. >> blagojevich, rezko and the mob. alexi giannoulias. he'd make tony soprano proud. >> reporter: how do you close the deal? >> i think it's closing. >> reporter: yeah? >> yeah. because i think -- this is an economic vote. >> i love you and you got my whole family's vote. >> reporter: giannoulias talks the economy, too, warning against a return to failed republican policies. why it is a tough year for democrats, even here in illinois? >> people are struggling. they're losing their jobs. they're losing their homes. they're scared and concerned, rightfully so. >> reporter: back on the rop

here's mr. paul mall gist created his own board and certified itself. he said the civil rights acts of 1960s shouldn't apply. do you think he's an honorerable person? i think that's disgusting. it gets to a point we discount what he says. today's worst person in the world. >>> this is an msnbc special. white house and in crisis. here is keith oilerman.  >>> getting web junk passed around the many internets has never been a problem for christine o'donnell. dabbling in witchcraft, mice with human brains, christine o'donnell says it and whether she likes it or not it goes viral. now in our number one story, ms. o'donnell is trying to corral web traf welcome her own video intentionally. she has a new trailer style ad that talks abt an alabama sexual predator. it will make much more sense to you. chris coons polling in the race for the delaware seat. koons is up by 19%. 3% are voting for her anyway. new fox poll putting her behind by 16. fox asking delaware voters what if mike castle had been the republ

mr. paul steinhauser is in pennsylvania aboard the cnn election express. i hear the president is headed to pennsylvania tomorrow. why is this state so important and why is the president heading there? >> reporter: so much at stake here, don. the republicans feel confident they can win back the governorship and win back a democratically held senate seat and maybe taking back the senate. and here in pennsylvania, republicans feel confident they may be able to win back four to six house seats. they need 39 house seats to reclaim control of the claim we are. so the president and the vice president tomorrow in philadelphia, that's a pretty democratic strong hold, area of a lot of democratic voters. one of the reasons they're going there is to try to energize democratic voters to get out there on november 2nd. you can imagine voters being inundated by ads, direct mail, some people getting frustrated that it's just too much attack ads. take a listen to one voter we spoke to just a little while ago. >> everyone that's running seems to be saying oh, this person did

mr. paul supporters, we told you before hand that there are no -- there is no applause during the debate. >> do you think he is a christian auric good christian? -- or a good christian? what is your conclusion? >> i know that his wife is a deacon in the church. i do not think that is the issue. this issue is why did he join a group that mocks people of faith? they do not join a group that mocks people of faith? >> how can you respond to anonymous accusations from a guy that wants to make of stuff about me in college? do you want to have a debate? let's have a debate tonight about national issues. if you want to discuss with your high school buddies what happened in college, go ahead. all you do is make upthat shows such a dearth of knowledge and such a dearth of position that really disqualifies you from holding office. [applause] >> dr. paul, from the past three debates, mr. connally does not believe you think is that social security is constitutional. do you believe it is? >> i have never sa

mr. paul, good to have you with us on tonight.e. >> thank you, ed. >> how do you view -- how do you view this story, the lack of accountability, the lack of transparency? here you have the chamber of commerce in the middle east today with the bahrain association bringing in a bunch of money. your response to all of this? >> well it seems really fishy to me that they would not reveal the sources, the chamber that is, of their donors. and there is a very real possibility that these campaign attack ads against democrats who oppose outsourcing are being financed by a lot of companies overseas that have attracted american investment, and also perhaps even state-run companies, so that's essentially foreign government controlled companies that are influencing american elections. look, i welcome foreign investment when it's creating jobs in the united states. i think that it can play a very pos role but i think that there's something very shady about using a lot of offshore resources to try to influence a key election in america when one

it is an ignorant statement and if mr. paullatives working in coal mines in harlan county, i'm sure woe want federal inspectors because for coal miners in the united states, the best days they have, particularly nonunion mines is went inspectors are underground on a daily basis. when inspectors aren't there, a lot of operators run wide open. they disregard safety laws do whatever they have to do to get the coal out as fast as they can. and we don't want in america the types of situation that they are going through in chile right now, where you have 33 men whose lives are still at risk. >> let me ask you about the mine operation. do you have any -- do you have an understanding of the technology that's being used tonight to get them out? >> well, i'm not an engineer. certainly it's similar to what was use ted quecreek disaster back in july '02 in western pennsylvania. in that case, however, the miners were trapped only 240 feet below the ground and of course here in chile they are more than 2,000 feet, so, there's quite a differe

mr. paul. >> people ask me if i enjoyed running for public office. boesak, i say yes.t has become difficult. most of you know me as a pro- life christian. i will not apologize for that. i have never written or said anything to indicate that i am otherwise religious. i am disheartened that he has chosen to attack my religious beliefs. we have serious problems and our country. we have to have a serious discussion. he has descended into the gutter to attack my christian beliefs. i believe that those who choose politics for personal destruction disqualify themselves from consideration. i believe that those who stooped to the level of attacking a man's religious beliefs to gain higher office, i believe that they should remember that it does not profit a man to gain the world if he loses his soul in the process. if you wish to be considered for higher office, if you wish to enter into the debate, stepped up. cast aside these criticisms on my personal religion. you should apologize. have you no decency? have you no shame? >> can i respond? >> nope. we will move on. [laughter]

mr. paul's membership in a group that had disparaging remarks about christianity. >> this is from the university of louisville. this is the kentucky senate debate. i will be moderating this debate and we have four reporters asking questions of the candidates. the reporters will ask questions of the two candidates. we have a live audience. they have asked -- they have been asked to refrain from applause. the moderator as a little bit of leeway so if they don't answer the questions to satisfaction, they can ask a follow-up. if they believe there upon as something about them the need to respond to, i will give them leeway on that, too. jack conway has elected to go first. rand paul had the second option and has chosen to go last in the closing. you each have 90 seconds for your opening statements. >> thank you, mark, and thank you to the university of louisville. elections are about choices. this one is a choice between right and wrong. as your attorney general, i have taken on the issue of drugs

do you think mr. paul is a man of faith? >> i am not questioning his faith, matt. >> that's not what i'm asking you. do you think he's a man of faith? >> listen, i take what he says, that, listen, he's a christian and i take him at that. i am not questioning that, i am questioning his actions. i don't think it's ever appropriate, regardless of age, to mock people of faith. i don't think it's appropriate to ever tie a woman up and ask her to kneel down in front before a false idol. and this is coming from dr. paul's college days when he wrote about there's no need for equality provisions for women, any anti-discrimination laws. >> some other democrats don't necessarily see eye to eye with you on this. senator claire mccaskill of missouri says this ad is dangerous because it reaches back to college. "i think the ad campaign close to the line." "ed new republic," a fairly liberal publication says this is the ugliest, most ill and liberal ad of the year. >> i think that people that have criticisms need to look at the whole situa

plot and the hamburg connection, we're joined now by terrorism analyst and investigative reporter mr. paulus. here's what i want to ask you. we heard just now about the possible men who were in this drone strike, the german nationals in pakistan. what do we know about that? >> reporter: don, i think this is potentially quite significant. the taiba mosque is where some radicals were attending in it 2009. they decided to go to these areas of afghanistan. they actually met where the drone strike just took place. and it seems that some of them were foot soldier ins this plot. some of them were playing planning roles in this plot. three of them are still at large, according to counterterrorism officials. so the fact the drone attack is taking place in exactly the area these people were around is potentially quite significant tonight, don. >> i want to ask you this, is this plot still on, giving all the attention and alerts we have been reporting and all the news organizations have been reporting it, do we know if it was imminent? >> reporter: we don't know if the plot was imminent at this point

mr. con way. >> you questioned dr. paul's faith.you alleging dr. paul is not a christian or not a good christian. >> that's not the issue of the ad. the issue is why did ranked paul knowing that the president of yale university banned this group because they quote, unquote, made fun of christianity and christ, why did he knowingly join this group. when is it ever appropriate to tie up a woman and have her kneel before a false idol? those are two fundamental questions. if you look at his college years, you have a story. write gsz when are two people ever equal? he asks questions about whether we should have protections against women and discrime nation. there's a direct line between what he was writing about in college >> let me get this straight. >> when did you quit beating your wife? you've accused me of these crimes. >> do you know noeg about the fact when you attack someone's character? you don't just do that and make up stuff you really should be ashamed of yourself. don't make up stuff from me from college you think you got of

. >> mr. paul, are there no positive elements of the health-care bill that you would reinstitute?e of the great ironies of this whole debate about deductibles is that when i spoke of deductibles, i spoke of ways to the interesting irony it under obama-care, deductibles are already going up. at medicare advantage payments, 11 million of them will have higher deductibles. >> when does that go into effect? >> the lot of them go into effect gradually. out-of-pocket costs for medicare advantage, not only is it hurting the people on the receiving end, but it is hurting him manner. -- humana. it is a big presence in louisville. there is a lot of shuffling going around. medicare is short of money now because of the demographics, because of the baby boomers retiring. they took $500 billion out of medicare in putting into obama- care. we have a brand new entitlement program and we've already having trouble finding the current one. it is going to be worse than we can even imagine. >> are you opposed to all of them? >> i would like to see a more market-oriented approach. some things can sound

some of the things we need to concentrate on now -- i am a tea party member -- we will put mr. pauln the senate. i want to comment. we need to get rid of the department of education. we need to rewrite the affordable housing laws permit we need to get rid of the community reinvestment act. when to get rid of fannie mae and freddie mac. we need to brighten up the insurance companies. mr. obama did nothing to do that. this is something i don't hear anybody talk about. he has self avowed marxist and his administration. va jones and mr sunsteen are marxists. i don't know what people don't talk about that. it is crazy. host: thank you for the call. we're joined on the call from denver by a political reporter. a local race is the subject of a front-page story of "the denver post." the republican candidate and the democratic candidate who replaced ken salazar as the interior secretary. let me ask you about the influx of outside money. colorado has seen a huge amount, almost $30 million in this midterm election. guest: it has been something to behold. anybody in color of watches television

paul. >> my first grade teacher was mrs. dusick, she lived down the road from us. everybody lived close together. and first grade i think is a fascinating time for kids. i think we sometimes don't really appreciate it as much as we should learning to read aspect and the ability to learn at age 5 and 6 and maybe earlier that it was just an explosion of learning how to read and just books after books after books. having a teacher who recognized that you like that and promoted that for you. i think was something i won't forget. >> israel all -- if we all look back into our past, we have a teacher who brought us to where we are -- we all stand on the shoulders of someone who helped us a long way. a few people leap to mind. when i went to high school i thought i would be an orthopedic surgeon or architect. i had a teacher for three or four years, a guy named john price, at phoenix high-school who taught me about geography, civics, history, and the way history can informed decisions we make in the present day. he was more than an instructor. he was someone who helped you

paul. we will move on to the topic of education. we touched on this earlier. mr.dayton, you made some bold education proposals. you would pay back the entire $1.40 billion the state owes to school districts. you propose all-day kindergarten for all schools, smaller class sizes, and in end two four date school weeks, but you admitted there is no money to pay for that right now. are there is going to be empty promises, given the current economic climate? >> my budget calls for the repayment of the school -- unlike my two colleagaues. ues. worst case scenario, if i cannot find savings elsewhere in the budget, then i would be able to anday only $510 million a n delay $890 million. we need to repay that. it has resulted in unnecessary borrowing by school districts. my goal is to increase funding for early child education. all day kindergarten. as the economy improves, more people are working, i have a chance to make those investments. the current governor left us with this budget, and that needs to be addressed. >> do you think he can keep those promises -- all day kin

mr. boehner, eric cantor and paul ryan were summarily rejected.you recall, david, republican leader particular members, couldn't get meetings with the president. they tried after sending letters and requests to go through the president's agenda, to see how we could help. we're hoping for a better relationship between the white house and republicans come january. >> let me a you about t landscape right now. what do you seeout there? what are we looking at on election day, a huge gop wave that takes the house and senate? what are your views at this poi point? >> david, there is a vibration out here that's unlike anything i've seen before. i've been on my fire pelosi bus since september 15th. we get off the bus on october 30th. in that time i've seen a consistent ground swell of exciteme and energy toward this election. the voters are tired of the fact that the federal government has not listened to them over the past two years, has moved in its own direction, at its own rhythm and they want to pull backn that. i think you're going to see a wave, unp

mr. gregg was given the opportunity to work with the president on economic issues as commerce secretary, he declined to do so just days after saying he would. the second, congressman paulin. mr. obama labeling him as someone who is absolutely sincere about wanting to reduce the deficit. even though mr. ryan has been highly critical of president obama's own budget proposal. but on the bright side, mr. ryan has not been out there talking about impeachment, yet. that's left to the tea party candidate out of the michigan seventh. former congressman tim wahlberg, going full bert saying he takes the president at his word that he's an american citizen, but just to make sure, the president ought to show his by the way certificate to persons of responsibility. and also, a radio demagogue. >> if i were going to do it, i'd call -- i'd call rush limbaugh, allen colmes, nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell and maybe one justice of the u.s. supreme court. call them all into the room and lay out my -- my birth certificate on the table. and maybe it's for personal reasons, i don't want it to be shown to the media or whatever else. but say now all of you take a look at it. tell me what you fi

mr. racial diversity himself, rand paul, down in kentucky that's who's getting demend minlt's money. unless democrats stand up to this and i call it evil, these will be the people decide how your child gets educated and who is doing it. demint and the right-wing governors like chris christie are on a mission to reshape education by number one, destroying unions, they are evil, and discriminating against tax paying american teachers that want to privatize public schools and make education a race to the bottom line. now, this is not the country that i grew up. and we get into this conversation often times in this political season. well, you know, we just have too much us versus them. well, let me ask you the cultural question tonight, folks. whose side do you stand on? do you really think that gay people shunt be able to teach in public schools? does jim demint know for sure that he didn't have a gay teacher? where are we going with this crowd? this is not the republican party of, let's see, make name of the past. bob dole. bob dole, he subscribe to this kind of stuff? he ran against c

mr. racial diversity himself, rand paul, down in kentucky that's who's getting demend minlt's money. unless democrats stand up to this and i call it evil, these will be the people decide how your child gets educated and who is doing it. demint and the right-wing governors like chris christie are on a mission to reshape education by number one, destroying unions, they are evil, and discriminating against tax paying american teachers that want to privatize public schools and make education a race to the bottom line. now, this is not the country that i grew up. and we get into this conversation often times in this political season. well, you know, we just have too much us versus them. well, let me ask you the cultural question tonight, folks. whose side do you stand on? do you really think that gay people shunt be able to teach in public schools? does jim demint know for sure that he didn't have a gay teacher? where are we going with this crowd? this is not the republican party of, let's see, make name of the past. bob dole. bob dole, he subscribe to this kind of stuff? he ran against c

mr. walker. i think one of the things happening wisconsin, paul, is that foreign policy is having effect. wisconsin is part of scandinavian american settled in large parts by germans and norwegians and swedes. it's been the most isolationist part of the country. 30 members the house voting against declaration of war from upper mid west. i think a lot of those voters voted for barack obama in 2008 and thought he would withdraw from iraq, taking troops out of afghanistan, close guantanamo bay. and you know, make loving, cooing noise was mahmoud ahmadinejad and so forth. it hasn't turned out that way. i think voters are either dropping out or voting on other issues where they're more inclined to support republican autos what about the theory i've heard that hillary -- president obama and democrats this time are doing, you know worse in those parts of the country, that includes ohio and pennsylvania where hillary clinton speaks barack obama in the primaries? that is particularly among white voters, middle class, working class white voters, do you see signs of that? >> yes. i do. you've, botto

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mr. aiona. >> i want to thank paul and the panel for this opportunity. i thank all of you out there who are watching for the privilege of serving you for the last eight years as your lieutenant governor. it has been an awesome experience. i have been humbled and privileged to serve as a lieutenant governor. you can see the differences between myself and my opponent. often say on one issue comes down to fiscal responsibility. my policy is to spend within your means. policy is toie's grow government. i have been going around the state and talking to many people. they have been saying, "are you going to forget that we exist out here?: " i will not forget you. i want you to know that i will not forget the little things. the reason i will not forget the little things is because of something that happened today. as the parent of a father of four, the little things in life. you learn about the late nights. you learn about the colts. my daughter is in college right now. i have been grumbling to my wife and saying that she has not been calling or testing recently

mr. carter leaves washington and during the rest of the week will hit annapolis, baltimore, st. paulminneapolis and birmingham. >> great to see him out there working on homes. >> doing well after that health scare. >> in the next hour, a chill in the air. a warm-up is on the way. we will tell you when. there are new security moves it the u.s. after travel alerts for europe. the changes are coming up. >> better

while paul was talking marriage the former mrs. duncsak's life was in freenfafall. money trouble. hadn't found work after the divorce, had been sick with various complaints, and had fallen behind on bank payments for her home. john duncsak says the way his brother saw it stacy had only one option, to move in with her parents down in florida, you about child custody arrangement wouldn't allow it. >> every time that stacy had the kids my brother was always concerned that she would take them out of state and there would have to be a battle of fighting through courts again to get the kids. >> behind that fear was an even darker threat. paul shared it with his friend nancy bagley one afternoon as their kids swam in his back yard. he said earlier that summer his pool had been sabotaged, the heater cranked up to a piping 100 degrees. he was convinced it was no accident. >> he says i'm afraid for my life. and i remember looking at the other mom and we were just frozen. i mean, we really were. >> pretty soon, word was getting a round with his new business associates that paul duncsak was a

mr. carter will leave washington and hit cities like annapolis, baltimore, st. paulpolis, and birmingham. >> before the president rather than hammer, he was actually at a luncheon for the volunteers. i was honored to see and take part in that today. a great project involving some dedicated and hard-working people. >> that is all now for abc7 news at 5:00 p.m. tonight at 6:00 p.m., terror alert -- a growing concern here and abroad about americans being targeted in europe. but this could mean for you and your family. >> -- what this could mean for you and your family. >> this is the ninth most dangerous neighborhood in the country, which left us with a question -- what? >> the forecast, coming up next. >> live and in hd, this is abc7 news at 6:00 p.m. on your side. >> we start -- said this with great regularity lately, our

mr. barrett's a very attractive candidate, nice man. i think one of the things happening in wisconsin, paul, is its foreign policy is having some effect. wisconsin is part of germano scandanavian american, settled in large part by germans, scanndanavian scandanavians, et cetera. it's been an isolationist, passivist parts of the economy and 30% of the house declaration against world war i, and i think a lot of those dovish voters voted for barack obama. the democrats in '08 thought he'd immediately withdraw from iraq, take troops out of afghanistan, abandon that effort. close guantanamo and make loving, cooing noises with ahmadnejad and so forth. it hasn't turned out that way and i think some of those voters are either you know, dropping out of the electorate or are voting on other issues where they're more inclined to support the republicans, fascinati fascinating. what about the theory i've heard often that president obama and the democrats this time are doing the worse in those parts of the country, includes ohio and pennsylvania where hillary clinton beat barack obama in the primaries. t

. >> paul: when we come back, hits and misses of the week. ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr.way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >> time now for hits an d >> paul: time for hits and misses of the week. dorothy? >> times square bomber was sentenced to life prison not before getting an opportunity to speak. this is exactly the reason that people like feisal abdul-rauf and the 9/11 ksm should not be given federal trials in court. what should have been done is say, yes i understand the sentence, given shackles and marched away. >> paul: james? >> a british environmentalist group that put out a film showing a teacher pushing a button and blowing up students who didn't care about reducing carbon emissions. they say it is comedy, but it is not funny. it is horrible. depraved fantasy of totalitarian violence. >> bob woodward the latest to float the idea that hillary clinton should replace joe biden on the 2012 ticket which was denied why would hillary clinton jump on the deck of a sinking ship. i would

mr. teeny nine. >>> time marches on. the red coats are coming, cried paul revere. the brown people are coming cries sharron angle. we can play the tea party crapola, too, you know. ♪ where'd you learn to do that so well. ♪ the new cadillac srx. the cadillac of crossovers. cadillac. the new standard of the world. >>> exactly how bad is illegal immigration in the state of nevada? so bad that illegal immigrants are apparently crossing state lines to take jobs away from tv actors in political ads. third story tonight, republican tea party candidate sharron angle has a new ad out juxtaposing guys uniformly white with portrait of children brought here illegally by parents and appear to be uniformly more likely to take your wallet than the job. the ad is likened to the race baiting willie horton ad used against michael due cass kiss. does new angle ad resort to fearmongering? that's where that came from. here's the context you should have when you see the ad for yourself. last monday ellis who served as a spokeswoman for angle and chair of the nevada hispanic caucus conde