mr. paul, you can start. >> thank you very much. i have three minutes to cover a great deal of information. i want to explain why the trigger is important, why are we asking for a waiver of penalties and fines? what about the citizens who would have liked to have been. the planning department enforcement process has lacked clarity and is getting better. at the time of this violation, the penalty was launched. this is not simply about the finds. this is about a tremendous amount of money that was used to spend the previous night club. there is a plan now proposed to change the structure and to undo some physical problems that were in transit to the design that went through a three-year approval process that led to the building not being sound tight. most of the sound problems that have been experienced at the trigger have been ameliorated to a large extent and comes from the smoking patio. in terms of why the planning process is flawed and you ought to take jurisdiction over this, the building department has a violation, they need to

mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent to call up en bloc my amendments 621 and 622. the presiding officer: without objection, the clerk will report the amendments by number. the clerk: the senator from kentucky, mr. paul, proposes en bloc amendments numbered 621 and 622. mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent that the amendments be considered read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: mr. president, we are considering today the highway bill and the f.a.a. bill. the highway bill is a trust fund. you would think trust fund, you should have trust that that money is only spent on highways. unfortunately, that money's been spent through the years on other items. the same with your social security trust fund. the same with your medicare trust fund. it's all spent to the general treasury and it's not protected. what i'm asking today with this amendment to the highway bill is that we keep the trust fund separate and that the trust fund spend only money that comes in with the -- the presiding

the enforcement officer talked to mr. paul and told him that they would keep piling up. you're forced to go to the planning commission under the threat of the revocation. this was not a very hard compliance. it was pulling the garage door down. i know the people that work in the business want to frame it in terms of what it's going to do to the business. that's something you need to consider. i also want to frame it in terms of what the business did to the neighborhood as well as, by reducing or eliminating the fine to a great extent would do to the conditional use process. i think we need a process that has integrity. the project sponsor signed the conditional use application thing that if he didn't comply, there would be a $250 a day penalty, which there was. i think any substantial fine will send a message to businesses that they can't break their promises, keep getting second and third chances. even with that equipment, nothing happens and we're forced to fight these things. i think eliminating the fine or reducing the substantially will hurt the integrity of the pro

i'm not being disrespectful to mr. paul. dr. paul by the way is he a medical damascus tore but i do think is he pretty far out there. wasn't snook j or jersey shore, did you a good job. appreciate it. dick morris on turbulence within the michele bachmann campaign. is it illegal aliens getting $4 billion more in tax refunds. you are not going to believe it upcoming. >> bill: impact segment tonight, sadly the summer is over. now the presidential campaign swings into high gear. who better than to break it all down for us than the purveyor of dick morris.com, mr. morris. first of all the jesse watters interview with ron paul. do you feel dr. paul has a chance to win? >> no. >> bill: why does he do it? >> he has ideas. he wants them expressed. is he a curmudgeon. he likes the attention. it's something between self-seeking attention and, on the other hand, a true belief that he wants to put out there. >> bill: okay. so he wants to get his ideas in the marketplace to discuss them in the hopes that maybe some of them will gain some tract

i'm not being disrespectful to mr. paul. dr. ul by the way is he a medical damascus tore but i do think is he pretty far out there. wasn't snook j or jersey shore, did you a good job. appreciate it. dick morris on turbulence within the michele bachmann campaign. is it illegal aliens getting $4 billion more in tax refunds. you are not going to believe it upcoming. my doctor told me calcium is besabsorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. the crib is already there. great. thank you so much. [ male announcer ] we provide great service, so you can stay you. holiday inn express. stay you. [ tv announcer ] today's trivia question -- what's the hardest play in baseball? the unassisted triple play. the unassisted triple play. [ male announcer ] stay smart and book smart. book early and save up to 20% at any holiday inn express. stay you. >> bill: impact segment tonight

syrian eyes of mr paul more protests to death as the head of the red cross made for humanitarian visit to the country. in the un to get the warring sides into talks to avoid a repeat of libya's chaotic distance. is read all through eyes as its special forces to shoot at palestinian protesters as they prepared to march in support of the un bid for independence televisa the ready all jewish settlers in the west bank that claims the sole purpose is to prevent bloodshed. the gas impasse ukraine and backpedals they've threatened taking russia to court to pull surprises it down i'm also says it will stunt its profound on the already signed deal here is continuing to insist on a price reduction that is so you call refusing to make any concessions next week school bypass states not contest a credit comes to killing our oceans. the thing that's most shocking to me is of all the samples we kick whether they be at the surface ten meters thirty meters or gather one hundred meters every single sample has had to come from the samples we've got in one thousand nine hundred nine there was a ratio of s

thank you very much for being with us my pleasure to be with you first of all there are rumors that mr paul betts is from the russian division of kisko could replace viktor vaccine against the head of the foundation is there is there any ground for these rumors can you comment so i have no idea what you're talking about that idea out ok well we'll have some more rumors later but now i have a clear. about the where growth why did you agree and the first place to work from skolkovo you say you have always been interested in international competitiveness does you control the united states needs a big and powerful high tech competitor as russia could become i don't think it's a zero sum game international competitiveness means countries become competitive they become competitive they have consumers who consume more it means opportunity for everyone to sell more product russia has a great history of education scientific research not such a great history innovation and commercialisation of the research and i'm just very interested in what it takes to turn russia into and innovative country creati

host: how you think mr. paul -- how you think he is conducting this campaign rather -- caller: he is doing a lot better. you got all of these yale and harvard people trying to get into office. it is the same political machine. they are going to end up throwing perry and mitt romney under the bus and try to hustle in kristi and get everybody to look at him -- chris christie and get everybody to look at him. these people are bought and paid for by corporations and the global deletes. that is all this is. ron paul, he is a man of the constitution. he's got good morals. the rest of these people, they adjust the same old political machine as obama, bush, clinton, bush, and the rest of them. host: we will leave it there. ron paul coming up again on twitter this morning. indiana. tom, good morning de caller: good morning. host: what do you think about the field? caller: i like herman cain. because i watched him on tv last week and he mentioned something i don't think a lot of people know -- the government is raiding soc

you've got in the first position rick perry followed by romney and then mr. paul as well.th perry, perry is doing what this week? >> i think he continues to fade. we talked two weeks ago about how this gap with romney was getting smaller and smaller and every time rick perry shows up at a debate, he does himself a disservice, maybe he ought to call in sick or something. i mean, he is fading in these debates. it reminds me a little bit of fred thompson. by the end of the debates, he looks older than ron paul. seriously, if you're watching this morning, i'm sure you are because it's "fox & friends", if you call me, i will personally buy you a bag of gummy bears and case of redbull. you've got to do better in these debates. >> yeah, call me. you just said mitt romney is closing the gap. all he has to do is make sure he doesn't fall down, doesn't trip and he'll do ok? >> i think that that is the romney team strategy is just keep on running this race down the tracks at the same speed and the other horses are going to hoof themselves to death and i think he believes that strateg

mr. miller. '80s, paul volcker as fed chairman. inflation came down under paul volcker. it was alan greenspan in the late 1980s. until 2006, inflation stayed pretty low. under ben bernanke's chairmanship, bernanke, according to newt gingrich is the most inflationary fed chairman of all-time -- bink. that's his inflation record. it's kind of anti-climactic, right? again, in normalsville, if you were assessing the inflationary prowess of the guy furthest to the right in red on this graph, he doesn't really look all that inflationary. in normalsville, that guy does not look like your inflation problem, but in republicanland, he must be replaced. he must be fired immediately. he must even be treated ugly by an imaginary mob in the great state of texas because of his horrible, horrible inflationary measures. as represented, again, by bink, that tiny little last position on the graph. it's the same thing with the effect of economic stimulus. with the whole idea of whether government can do anything to create jobs. when we have a really bad unemployment problem. it is held as a

mr. paul: they say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. we now have been into three years of a policy that is not working, joblessness is up, our debt has been downgraded, our country is really on a precipice. and yet we continue with the same people giving the same ideas that aren't working. it's important to know how we got here. we're in the great recession now, the worst recession since the great depression. how did we get here? we got here through bad economic policy, bad monetary policy. this policy originated with timothy geithner when he was at the federal reserve in new york. it originated with bernanke, head of the federal reserve and what did we do? reappointed these people to high office. they say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. i would respectfully ask at this point we have a vote, have a vote in the senate. i think the american people have a

mr. paul and i agree, it's medicare and medicaid expenditure that's going to do, that's going to cause us the problems we have. social security is a minor but important part of the problem but it pales in insignificance compared to medicare and medicaid. there are a lot of things we can do. there are a lot of things we can do to medicare and medicaid that don't require taking away promised benefits to people. but changing them. for example, just one of many examples, we have to ask, why do we spend about 50% of the medicare money on people who are within six months of dying. for some there's a benefit. but there's no co-pay attached to that. if we attached a co-pay, graduated according to income, we would reduce a lot of -- >> just because i've got the time, how do you respond to people who say in spite of all this that we can -- we have considerably more debt than we -- that we can run up and the evidence of that is the on tite for the low interest rate on treasury bills. >> the reason for th

wrong for the job while your young texan named ron paul was one of the only include women to endorse ronald reagan's campaign for president america mr somebody you trust no texas truly. still with great care. ron paul is really coming up with a maverick ad lately and we played some other ones on this show but i may actually kind of look at strategy right because the one thing that we always hear from every republican candidate is them harping back to ron paul as the godfather and yet i mean it's maybe. oh my old screwed up but the thing is paul was one of only four congressmen to endorse ronald reagan when he first ran for a little brother in your face style in two thousand and seven right didn't come didn't come out and say something about ronald reagan being a failure yet even you know not this like poor paragraph document but the important thing here is there's we don't deal with that whatever but there's two more things here one is that ron paul is actually running for president he has a smear campaign which he didn't do last time and the other is people are actually taking him seriously perry came out with this. big long statem

paul. senator levin -- chairman levin. >> thank you, mr. chairman.ry it couldn't be here for most of this because the hearing as you know senator collins knows the answers his committee. let me welcome you all. i joined my colleagues and director will think may start start with you. a thank you note in her prepared testimony that the homegrown vanity extremist activity remains elevated with u.s.-based extremist taking inspiration and instruction from al qaeda's global efforts in a wide range of english-language propaganda. part of the propaganda with the recent on the nvidia release by an american-born operative in which he urges u.s. government. in purchase firearms. under current, and individuals are allowed currently to purchase a firearm without an fbi background check if they are buying from a private sellers such as those at gun shows. does that loophole make it easier for homegrown extremists to purchase firearms for use of a terror attack? >> senator, i have not looked at the gun was in after four weeks in a position i'm reluctant to comment

paul. senator levin -- chairman levin. >> thank you, mr. chaman.orry it couldn't be here for most of this because the hearing as you know senator collins knows the answers his committee. let me welcome you all. i joined my colleagues and director will think may start start with you. a thank you note in her prepared testimony that the homegrown vanity exremist activity remains elevated with u.s.-bsed extremist taking inspiration and instruction from al qaeda's global efforts in a wide range of english-language propaganda. part of the propaganda with the recent on the nvidia release by an american-born operative in which he urges u.s. government. in purchase firearms. under current, and individuals are allowed currently to purchase a firearm without an fbi background check if they are buying from a private sellers such as those at gun shows. does that loophole make it easier for homegrown extremists to purchase firearms for use of a terror attack? >> senator, i have not looked at the gun was in after four weeks in a position i'm reluctant to comment

paul. senator levin -- chairman levin. >> thank you, mr. chairman.orry it couldn't be here for most of this because the hearing as you know senator collins knows the answers his committee. let me welcome you all. i joined my colleagues and director will think may start start with you. a thank you note in her prepared testimony that the homegrown vanity extremist activity remains elevated with u.s.-based extremist taking inspiration and instruction from al qaeda's global efforts in a wide range of english-language propaganda. part of the propaganda with the recent on the nvidia release by an american-born operative in which he urges u.s. government. in purchase firearms. under current, and individuals are allowed currently to purchase a firearm without an fbi background check if they are buying from a private sellers such as those at gun shows. does that loophole make it easier for homegrown extremists to purchase firearms for use of a terror attack? >> senator, i have not looked at the gun was in after four weeks in a position i'm reluctant to commen

mr. keating. first, ron paul didn't want a fenc he was the one who said that if you put a fence up, it only not keeps people out, but it also keeps those who are in from leaving. second point i want to make is about the israeli foreign policy in the middle east. i think ron paul is the only candidates that just don't want to give israel an open key to the candy shop, and we're just not going on with anything that they do. i'm more israel. i recognize israel, and i recognize them as a country. but he is the only one, when he mentioned the rights of the palestinians, he got booed by his own republican counterparts. my thing is, if you just -- if you don't address this and have a broader mind set about,ou know, a more fair and balanced approach, that's never, ever going to get solved. i'd like his comments on that. thank you for c-span. host: joshua keating? guest: that's true, and ron paul does have a different policy, especially on aid to israel. we've seen the other candidates trying to position themselves very pro-israel, particularly after last week, you know, mitt romney said that there should be

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mr. obama. governor perry 26%. mitt romney 20%. michele bachmann 12%. ron paul 10%. everybody else in low single digits. the matchups between president obama and individual candidates are very interesting. here mitt romney ties the president at 45. mr. obama defeats governor perry at 45% to 42% and defeats michele bachmann 48% to 39%. governor perry's favorability among registered voters stands at just 22%. 23% unfavorable. haven't heard enough. this is the key. 55%. that's a big number. mitt romney 36 favorable, 27 unfavorable. 35 haven't heard enough. michele bachmann 26 favorable. 36 unfavorable. 37 haven't heard enough. the take away from the poll is. this most voters have an open mind about who the republican nominee should be. the most conservative of the first tier candidates michele bachmann has high negatives because it looks like voters are putting the economy ahead of ideology. as far as president obama is concerned, 51% of quinnipiac respondents say he does not deserve re-election. 42% say he does. so, obviously, the g.o.p., the grand old party has a very good chance to defeat the incumbent p

mr. keating. first, ron paul didn't want a fence. he was the one who said that if you put a fence up, it only not keeps people out, but it also keeps those who are in from leaving. second point i want to make is about the israeli foreign policy in the middle east. i think ron paul is the only candidates that just don't want to give israel an open key to the candy shop, and we're just not going on with anything that they do. i'm more israel. i recognize israel, and i recognize them as a country. but he is the only one, when he mentioned the rights of the palestinians, he got booed by his own republican counterparts. my thing is, if you just -- if you don't address this and have a broader mind set about, you know, a more fair and balanced approach, that's never, ever going to get solved. i'd like his comments on that. thank you for c-span. host: joshua keating? guest: that's true, and ron paul does have a different policy, especially on aid to israel. we've seen the other candidates trying to position themselves very pro-israel, partic

mr. speaker, can i start by joining the prime minister in paying tribute to our brave servicemen who have given their lives over the summer. lance corporal paul watkins, corporal mark palin from first battalion, the rifles, marine james wright from juliet company, left tenant daniel clack from first battalion, sergeant barry weston from key row company, 4-2 commando royal marines and senior aircraftman james smart, number two mechanical transport squadron. mr. speaker, all of them demonstrated tremendous courage in the line of duty, and we sended our deepest condolences to their family and friends. let me also join the prime minister in remembering all of those who died in the terrorist attacks of september 11th, 2001. we all said at the time, mr. speaker, that we would never forget, and it is right that we pay particular attention on this, the tenth anniversary of september september 11th so that for the victims and the families we show we are true to the words we spoke in the aftermath of those terrible attacks. let me also, mr. speaker, as the house returns thank all our policemen and women who did such a tremendous job in the riots over t

paul, i'm the fonz. and next to herman cain -- >> mr. cain, your only experience is serving as ceo of godfather pizza. does running a pizza chain equate to running a country? >> if you order it, pizza will come. pizza will come, pizza will most definitely come, and if you vote for me, america, i promise you that i will deliver. >> joining me now, a distinguished graduate of "saturday night live," the writer and director of "the big uneasy," a documentary about the flooding and aftermath of hurricane ka katrina and host of the radio show "the show." harry shearer. it doesn't get weirder than this weekend in politics. herman cain? there have been two sets of votes cast in straw polls. michele bachmann wins the first one. herman cain the second one. where are we going? >> i want to be the first person to say on national television that herman cain's -- i have the explanation for herman cain's tax plan. >> 9-9-9. i've been trying to follow that. >> it's a carefully coded message from satan. >> okay. >> flip it, baby. >> oh. >> see what i'm saying? apropos of your previous guest. >> we should have had you

mr. bono did is not healthy. >> correct. i am with paul mchue with whom i studied who shut down the sexual reassignment clinic at johns hopkins saying there is no evidence this helps people and many, many, many academic follow suit. >> bill: that's a different thing. okay. now, you resigned today from the american psychiatric association because they disagree with you, correct? >> look, i can't -- i have supported them. i have written books that explain psychiatric thinking on behalf of the american psychiatric press. one of my mentors was the president of the american psychiatric association. the bottom line is when you have volume after volume coming out where they are taking diagnoses out, putting new diagnoses in, what kind of medicine is this? a group that supports obama care. a group that can literally say, hey, i'm not going to take your call, doctor, because there is no evidence that watching this fellow on tv can hurt anyone. guess what? there is no evidence on the other side either. so, no, i'm out. >> bill: your primary objectio

mr. chairman. >> senator paul. >> thank you to the panel for coming today hesitations.cretary napolitano, pete admitted about 7000 iraqis are the past years, two of which senator collins brought up were arrested in bowling green under accusations of conspiring to be involved with terrorism. you know, i can understand refugee status after we lost the war in vietnam, the communists took over and people are cited as our would be executed. we won the war in iraq and redmond and 70,000 iraqis. when we win the war there's a democracy, what reason do we have to admit so many in continue to admit so many innocent not a danger to our country and overwhelming massive numbers of folks that have to be screened? and appearance sometimes not screen properly? >> well, senator, we have now gone back and we screened the iraqi population who were admitted as refugees against all the dhs databases, the nctc databases, department of defense biometric databases and any future refugees we will continue to do the same. if there are particular has their particular concerns on individuals, we a

paul second. a distant third place as little-known former massachusetts governor, name of romney. close behind mr. romney is rick santorum, former senator. then michele bachmann behind him in fifth place. there are rumors there is a texas governor named rick perry running for this nomination as well but you would have no way of knowing that if you were just looking at the polling. if you were just looking at the straw polling. this weekend, herman cain won yet another republican activist straw poll, a big one. this rounds out a stng of big republican straw poll victories in may, washington state. in july, colorado. in august, georgia. this weekend, florida. ron paul has won a number of smaller straw polls. in terms of statewide gop straw polls, ron paul's big kahuna was california, which he won hugely last weekend. mitt romney won a michigan straw poll this weekend. he won ohio in july. in new hampshire he won in january. mr. santorum won his home state of pennsylvania, as well as south carolina. michele bachmann won ames, iowa. if straw polls meant winning that state, if he meant electoral colle

i'm sorry of a year ago and the same united nations said by paul thousand eleven dollars fine for become a full member of the united states now mr obama is making a very poor against not only us but the majority of the population of the war against himself against his own problems well certainly it's a change of position there as you just said about a year ago he expressed hope that there will be freedom independence for palestinians there but how's of bottomless veto threat effect the palestinian trust in the u.s. in the long term you think how much weight will his voice carry in any future talks . new to the questions. i just wanted to make on what you said earlier about obama's change in position regarding palestinian statehood and what he said last year about it so how will that affect palestinian trust in the u.s. and one of bombing has to say to them in the future. i think mr obama has made a very bad move that will affect the image of the united states not only among palestinians got in the whole region and the whole middle east and the arabs and the muslims. anybody who seeks freedom in the world. and in fact actually th

mr. speaker. just as john paul stevens warned that the supreme court's ruling in citizens united threatened to undermine the integrity of elected institutions around the nation. how right he was. since the court's decision last january corporate special interests have had unprecedented freedom to spend on our elections. in fact, campaign spending by outside groups surged to more than $300 million in the 2010 election cycle and are already off the charts for this cycle. likewise state laws that limited corporate bank rolling of candidates have been struck down. look, mr. speaker, we have unprecedented challenges in front of us, but how do we make the tough choices on the economy, on taxes, on protecting the vulnerable and investing in the future and creating jobs? we can't stand idly by while deeply flawed interpretations of the constitution are used to obstruct our democracy rather than guiding it. putting lobbyists and piles of cash into policy and elections. it's time for the people's house to stop the madness and so this week i join with house judiciary committee ranking member conyers to reintroduce

mr. romney, followed by ron paul? let's start with ron paul. >> ron paul, that's right!. i wonder if a lot of the voters or the mainstream media understand that ron paul now leads in the national polling averages over the likes of michelle bachmann and gingrich and herman cain. this is a big deal. i mean, it's time to maybe tehr take ron paul seriously. the supporters will tell you they don't believe the good doctor can win the nomination and will win the nomination. they believe this is more about setting the stage and shaping the platform for another paul, senator rand paul in another four years. >> really? that's interesting. you know, of course, maybe people didn't hear ron paul say they're building a wall on our borders to keep us in. i thought that might have been a game breaker. let's get to number 2, romney. he did well in the debate. i imagine this is a lot closer call than it was two weeks ago. >> absolutely. absolutely. the gap is shrinking a little bit between romney and perry although i will say this is the first time that mitt romney has not been ranked at

mr. ca sti llo >> the reward is offered. >>> left a victim with a gun shot wound and the body of a woman in a san jose home. police suspect 33-year-old paul ca sti llo is the gun man >> this is somebody we believe to be a violent criminal >> the search for him had a possible sighting >> officers attempted to stop the vehicle. the suspect accelerating towards our officers and officer fires in self defense. the suspect flees on foot at king and mayberry >> early today police found the body of a woman , a real estate agent and talk show host in a home tied to ca sti llo. she was kidnapped about noon friday at a shopping center. she earlier called her office to say she was having car trouble. >>> about an hour before she was kidnapped a man was shot in the stomach when he didn't comply with orders to turn over his cash. the man is extremely dangerous and should not be approached >> this is serious when you have a person rob an individual at gunpoint and then shoot him. turns around and about an hour later kidnaps a separate individual. so we definitely feel essay danger >> the -- he is adanger. >> july 2009 could be free as early as this week

texas congressman ron paul speaking to cnn's piers morgan after mr. obama spoke said i quote, this is more tinkering around the edges. i don't think it will do a thing for the jobs. businessman herm herman cain issued a six word statement said we waited 30 months for this? former house speaker newt gingrich likened president obama to reckless teenager telling new hampshire voters like a 16-year-old saying i just wrecked the family car. i need a new car and i need you to pay for it and i guarantee by the time i'm 55 i'll pay it off. the gop contenders are taking in some case as more gloves off approach to the president's job adenda than those members of congress who will work most closely with him on it. jenna. jenna: brevity seems to be in vogue. like a tweet, 140 words or less, right, james? >> reporter: we waited 30 months for this? i think that is fewer than 140 characters. jenna: 140 characters. thank you very much, james rosen in d.c. today. >> reporter: thank you. jon: for now, for more now on the president's jobs plan and the republican strateg

mr. larson: thank you again, paul, for organizing this special order. and i think john sarbanes said it well. the gentleman from maryland spoke eloquently about the need for us to act and the need for us to act now. it has been a storm, it has been a hurricane for the 14 million people that are unemployed and for their families and all americans are asking is the simple dignity that comes from being able to look across the table at your spouse and your family and let them know that they are safe and secure because you have a job and you are providing for them. thank you. mr. tonko: you're welcome. representative garamendi to close. mr. garamendi: mr. tonko, thank you for bringing us together. yesterday the president delivered to this chamber a comprehensive american jobs act. employment for perhaps two, maybe more than two million americans, immediately available as soon as this congress acts. and it is fully paid for, will not add to the deficit, it is fully pate for through a series of -- paid for through a series of tax increases on the super wealthy

when you get the early paul arthur sessions are sent out an msa watergate has been very good but i went back and looked at mr. hardin's record on race. they are extraordinary record. he was very much in favor and put in the state of the union message is. he got it through the house and he could not get a filibuster. he then went down to alabama and gave me a startling address, where you have african-americans can it change away once night and then you have all the come out you know, dazzling gentlemen and ladies coming out to your to the president. and he gives a startling address about race relations. he said they will not carry this world is on his bad press will happen. all men are equal in a shouldn't have to tell you this 50 years after the civil war, this kind of speech. i read "the new york times" account of that. you have the stonefaced southerners sitting on their hands in the african-american around. i should point out the anti-lynching mob, what it would have done basically they've lynching a federal crime and southern juries were convicted in the ear would have different days and all of that. it

paul volcker. we have a chance, mr.dent, now to make fundamental changes, fundamental changes that will change the direction of our economy, and i think the psychology of the american marketplace. in this debate, we can talk, for example, about the issues that are front and center with american workers. i'm certain that in those coffee shops in west virginia, one of the things that is said again and again is senator, make sure you keep the jobs here, keep them at home. we're tired of all those jobs going offshore. well, senator coats and i have a proposal that takes away the tax breaks for shipping jobs overseas and uses those dollars to create jobs here at home. red, white, and blue jobs, mr. president, jobs that pay good wages here in the united states because we changed tax policies and made it more attractive to do business in the united states. we could talk about the various ways to do it. there is discussion about a territorial system, discussion about a worldwide taxation system for the large businesses. the bot

mr. hoffa clearly wasn't calling for violence against the tea party, he was talking about bouncing eric cantor and paulan out of office from the ballot box in 2012. let's turn the tables for a moment. if you don't believe cantor and ryan use rhetoric themselves let's go back to the commercial they cranked out last year. >> there is a better way, and a new team is ready to bring america back. eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan. joined by common sense conservative candidates from across the country. together they are ready to make it. together they are the young guns. >> they're the young guns. what do you do with a gun? just kind of hang on to it, or do you use it? >> i mean, come on, folks, we all know that james hoffa was talking about middle classers fighting back and going after the ballot box to get rid of the very people that have attacked labor that were in that commercial. where was the outrage when that commercial came out? they're the young guns. over the last three years, the tea party has mastered this type of violent language and rhetoric in the commercials. >> if we're able to stop oba

mr. perry came to new york last week and he did extremely well and walked away with a lot of money and was talking only to jews and they were not unusual jews. things change. >> paulall right. we're going to be watching this one as we go forward. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholester. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ my dis best absorbedlcium in small continuous amounts. kinda. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >> time now for hits and misses of the week. dorothy first for you. >> part of this is the singer tony bennett appeared on the howard stern show this week to announce, that, yes, america was responsible for 9/11, 9/11. following in the fashion of political mindsets, he went on to say who the terrorists, we bombed them. well, facing the usual outrage this produced and mr. bennett w

mr. perry came to new york last week and he did extremely well and walked away with a lot of money and was talking only to jews and they were not unusual jews. things change. >> paulre going to be watching this one as we go forward. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits ♪ [ female announce] something unexpected to the world of multigrain... taste. ♪ delicious pringles multigrain. with a variety of flavors, multigrain pops with pringles. >> time now for hits and misses of the week. dorothy first for you. >> part of this is the singer tony bennett appeared on the howard stern show this week to announce, that, yes, america was responsible for 9/11, 9/11. following in the fashion of political mindsets, he went on to say who the terrorists, we bombed them. well, facing the usual outrage this produced and mr. bennett went on to say, well, i'm very sorry that you didn't understand this is an expression of move tore country. tony, hoo is the print. you have a pathological mindset you want to stand by your observation. >> paul: jason. >> this is for net flicks customers complaining that they've raise the rate for $25 a month rent movies by mail or str