it is terrific to have someone from msnbc on.i think what you are not appreciating it in some of the caller's comments concerning as is that there are commentators who were thrown off of newspapers for plagiarism. eugene robinson, it is always the commentary. even on your program. i think chuck todd is terrific. c-span is the gold standard when it comes to hard ns and a serious questions and looking into issues. respectfully, i am asking you to look more closely at your own station and ask this woman that appears with chuck todd, savannah, is she really of hard news person or is she there just to balance off a morning program? host: do you watch fox as well? do you get the same sense when you tune in to bill o'reilly or you see laura ingram on fox, of karl rove? caller: i am a c-span junkie. in fact, whenever anybody asks me that question, i say i watch c-span. when you watch c-span, what you get is your morning program, you go through the newspapers. on msnbc in the morning, the only highlight "thnew york times" and "the washing

. -- msnbc when it comes to talking about these issues. i do not want to debate with these guys. it does become a bit of a problem, and i think that where the media has responsibility is to fat in the rolodex is and be more responsible. >> it is not just that we are invited to go and debate them, we are invited to deny the accusations. the cards are stacked against us. you just look like you are in denial, and it goes back to the media? -- how come the message is not getting out? the only time you are invited is to say you're not terrorists. we were also called part of the wahhabi lobby. we're not lobbying anything. we're here to educate people about who we are.

msnbc has this morning's other headlines. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. e begin in afghanistan where wo more u.s. soldiers were killed today, bringing the eekend's total to seven american deaths. ngsr servicemen died in bombings n the south, while the others were killed in fighting in the east. hat makes 42 soldiers killed this month in afghanistan. ou'll remember that july was he deadliest month of the afghan war for u.s. troops with 66 killed. >> floodwaters continue to inundate southern pakistan. reached levees and swollen rivers had the water as high as s.n feet in some villages. fficials are trying to deliver oat.ef supplies by boat. he pakistani government estimates more than eight illion people are in desperate eed of emergency assistance because of the floods. >>> back here at home, more than ,000 pounds of ground beef are eing recalled because of everal e. coli illnesses in k.ine and new york. the hamburgers were sold at .j.'s wholesale club earlier his month and bear the usda establishment number 9400. ederal officials are concerned the burgers

the political director for msnbc. thank you for joining us. peter hart quoted a washington journal/nbc news poll as jetblue nation looking for the exit ramp s that a fair comparison to where the country is? >> guest: absolutely. when you look into the actual numbers of our poll, as peter put it very well, i mean, not only are they angry right now, they have actually cussed out somebody on the intercom, grabbed a beer and slid down the emergency slide. 64% don't think that the economy has hit rock bottom just yet. 58% think the country is often on the wrong track. 60% think this congress is eeth are below average or one of the worst, president obama below 50. everyone is angry and we're looking ahead to the midterm elections coming up, that is not a good thing for any politician, particularly those fam familiar with the incumbent party. host: from peter hart and his republican group and bill mcintyre. republicans in congress, 24% favorable. 46% unfavorable. you look at the democratic party, 33% favorable, 44% unfavorable. there isn't a good guy

it is terrific to have someone from msnbc on.i think what you are not appreciating it in some of the caller's comments concerning by as is that there are commentators who were thrown off of newspapers for plagiarism. eugene robinson, it is always the commentary. even on your program. i think chuck todd is terrific. c-span is the gold standard when it comes to hard news and a serious questions and looking into issues. respectfully, i am asking you to look more closely at your own station and ask this woman that appears with chuck todd, savannah, is she really of hard news person or is she there just to balance off a morning program? host: do you watch fox as well? do you get the same sense when you tune in to bill o'reilly or you see laura ingram on fox, of karl rove? caller: i am a c-span junkie. in fact, whenever anybody asks me that question, i say i watch c-span. when you watch c-span, what you get is your morning program, you go through the newspapers. on msnbc in the morning, the only highlight "the new york times" and "the

with just three months until the midterm elections, msnbc's joe scarborough weighs in on how president obama will affect democrats at the polls. and full fashion details from chelsea clinton's elaborate wedding you won't want to miss. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

will be more of richard's reporting from iraq on our website, nightly.msnbc.com, as there will be on msnbc on cable as well. >>> we turn now to things domestic. an important story today regarding health. there is a massive nationwide recall of over 200 million eggs tonight after hundreds of people came down with salmonella poisoning. this is a serious business and a country where the average american consumes about 250 eggs a year. our report on this tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: federal investigators at these massive henhouses in iowa believe salmonella has somehow made its way inside. now, some 228 million eggs are being recalled after several hundred people became sick in california, colorado, and minnesota. and it looks as if the hens themselves have been infected. >> what it does is it gets into the ovaries of the hen and can infect not only the external part of the egg but the internal part of the egg. >> reporter: the eggs were packaged between may 16 and august 13th and stamped p-1026, p-1413 or p-1946. from iowa, the eggs were sent across the midwest and west to ca

, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. president obama hits the pain -- campaign trail in texas today. will he be a help or a hindrance for democrats? and the latest on the case of an american woman accused of killing her children in scotland. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

you can stay on top of the very latest developments and those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight, be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." and finally, here is a look coming up later on the "today" show, the investigation of a nationwide egg recall. and the look at tiger woods' marriage and whether he can repair his tarnished image. >>> keep it on this channel for news, weather, sports, and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific tuesday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbctonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. hear from a reporter who's been denied access to u.s. troops in afghanistan after his "rolling stone" article led to the firing of general stanley mcchrystal. >>> and an exclusive interview with a man accused of facebook bigamy. >>> and now, keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today, on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. >>> an american man and his pregnant wife who survive a colombia plane crash tell their story. and former national skating champion nicole bobeck talks about her fall from grace. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one. [ water runs ] [ female announcer ] new chef boyardee whole grain beefaroni. [ whispering ] now with whole grain pasta. shh.

long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. in a "today" show exclusive, former illinois governor rod blagojevich speaks out about his corruption trial and conviction. >>> and the popular band daughtry rocks the summer concert series. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one.

all day long, you can stay on the latest developments on those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight, be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. a full recap of the biggest winners and losers from tuesday's primaries. >>> and elin nordegren breaks her silence about what really happened the night of tiger woods' car accident. >>> and now, keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today your nbc station. today," just your first stop of the day today your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. matt lauer sits down with dina lohan for her first exclusive live interview since her daughter lindsey was sentenced to jail. >>> and 22-year-old pop star ke$ha rocks the plaza this morning with her summer concert debut. >>> and this sunday on "meet the press," an exclusive interview with general david petraeus. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a terrific weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

then tomorrow night, our documentary on msnbc on what we saw those first awful days of the storm and. >>> on sunday i will host "meet the press" from new orleans and on sunday night's news, our exclusive interview with president obama. >>> we'll have much more including all of our stories from our coverage over these past five years. we have put it on our website. nightly.msnbc.com. so for us, for now, that is our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you, as always, for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from the french quarter in new orleans. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> all of a sudden, boom, we started jiggling, saying oh, my god. >> the tires blew, the plane came to a grinding stop, and the emergency chutes were deployed in a landing passengers will never forget. good evening, everyone. >> i'm jessica aguirre. here's what we know. the jetblue flight from long beach to sacramento was coming in for a normal landing, then suddenly the tires

. >>> on friday night, our msnbc documentary airs. it's about what we saw during those first awful days. then on sunday, we'll have a special edition of "meet the e press" from new orleans. after that, president obama agreed to sit down with us for an exclusive interview which we'll air on "nightly news" sunday from there. >>> an update on hurricane season now, the current one. hurricane danielle continues to churn in the eastern atlantic. 85 mile an hour winds. danielle could brush past bermuda on sunday. look at this graphic. three systems out there. there is a new tropical storm on the map today. earl, expected to become a hurricane. the last one they are calling a disturbance off the african coast. we'll keep an eye on all three. >>> now to that drama playing out deep underground in chile where 33 miners found trapped but alive are huddled in a small space. it's probably going to take until about christmas to get them out. extraordinary efforts are under way to keep them alive and comfortable. our story tonight from angie sandoval

you have msnbc, which in prime time has made the decision, the calculated decision, to really cater to liberals. so they have the same power that the right has had for some time through talk radio on the left, and i think both of those forces really can push and press a story. >> sir? >> what can the media do to hold elected officials and media personalities accountable for lying about facts? >> well, we can continue to try to ask them the questions and look at what they say, and of course, investigative reporters can look at what they do and their people do and bring you that information. and then you get to do with it what you will. we talked about correcting the record a moment ago. i am always puzzled to some extent, but i acknowledge it's there, when the media or reporters bring information that counter absolutely what someone has said or done, and with so many people, unfortunately, it doesn't matter. they still like their hero. they still think e statement is right. they still willgnore what you bring them as the facts. so all they can do is keep at the job. >> jim, what do you

our special documentary on msnbc airs tonight on what we saw those first few awful days of katrina., i will be hosting "meet the press" from here in new orleans. later that day we will sit down with president obama for an exclusive interview. we'll feature that on "nightly news" sunday. another reminder that we have much more including more of our coverage from these past five years. we have put that on our website, nightly.msnbc.com. for now for all of us, that's our broadcast for this friday night as we bring another week to a close. thank you, as always, for being here with us. i'm brian williams in the lower ninth ward of new orleans. lester holt will be with you tomorrow night. i'll be reporting from here. we both hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. have a good weekend. back here tomorrow evening. have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news. look at this photo. a felon in a getaway car, a car he allegedly stole at gun point moments after he allegedly shot a police officer. the officer is expected to survive. >>> and thi

meanwhile, msnbc anchor keith ol berman, who tends to lean the opposite way of fox, unleashed a 12-minute invektive in support of religious freedom. that special commentary posted repeatedly to the internet. in the editorialal, the internet points out there is a mosque closer to the world trade center site and no one seems to care much about it. lost in this is an announcement of iran. it has a new destroyer that can carry four missiles. iran has unveiled a number of weather systems in the past. not all of them are quite as effective as they pretend. in one recent test, iran got caught photocopies the system to make the system look more effective than it really was. >> scott, workers are piling stones up and sandbagging this morning trying to plug some leaks in the lev why he protecting a southern pakistani city. understood waters are now moving slowly towards the sea. a bus carrying people fleeing the water mrej plunged into a ravine killing people. >>> as of this morning, bp is no longer in charge of all claims involving the oil spill in the gulf. but gulf coast claims facility opens to

sources tell bloomberg, yahoo and msnbc, they decide the commercials they want to watch.f for homeowners, a growing number back above water with mortgages. zillow.com says the approval comes as tax credits help boost prices in california. the growing number of consumers losing homes to foreclosures is leading to fewer people with negative equity. the meantime the federal housing agency will take applications on september 7th for its program that encourages lendering to forgive at least 10% of a mortgage and refinance them at a lower rate. the federal reserve meets tomorrow at a time some people are questioning whether we need a new round of stimulus for economic growth. comfort though perhaps in the closet. levi's introducing a line of custom fit jeans called curb i. d. based on shape, not size. they created the line after studying more than 60,000 body scans. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of 50-year-old campbell. a group of volunteers who have organized sea

garland, until we recently aired our own documentary on msnbc and nbc news, you told me you have beentudio on generators. you hadn't seen a lot of the pictures. now you think about this region so much, you've lived here so long, four decades in new orleans, looking back, what was it that we witnessed here, what do you think went on those few days? >> to me it was just surreal. the united states of america couldn't take care of itself. i've been to other places. i've seen how we respond to disaster. they couldn't get here and do the job to this day is mind boggle. >> to easy to throw a label on it and stamp is racism, classism. i once asked george w. bush onboard air force one, i said mr. president if this happened in nantucket or new york or chicago, he interrupted me and said you can call me anything you want, but don't call me a racist. that was his response to that. what do you think was at work here? >> i don't have the expertise to be able to say. when i watched your report, i had never before seen the helicopters going over the convention center from day one. and at the superdom

they're geniuses at the msnbc digital cafe. >> the benjamin franklin was an inventor as well as a quote's responsible for the bifocals i'll be wearing in a couple of years. he was a one-man quotation factory. he wrote them, printed them, sold them, made a lot of money, which led to another one of his quotations, there's nothing certain but death and taxes. >> back across to kathie. >> visiting from california, these lovely ladies, all right which alien creature said do or do not, there is no try. alf, e.t., yoda, or none of the above. >> c, yoda. >> golly day! >> yeah, baby. i got to say, len, this is pretty unprecedented. they're batting 1,000, all right. so yoda, that's a yoda quote. >> with yoda, you can, you can usually tell when it's yoda talking, because backwards run the sentences. but also on the extra-terrestrial quotation hit parade is "e.t. phone home" i'm not sure if mr. spock from "star trek" quotes, but his classic greeting, live long and prosper. and there's also the oldie but goodie from the "twilight zone" to serve men. which turns out to be the title of a cookbook. >>

this is a policy that's going to be driven by general petraeus. >> all right, joe scarborough of msnbc's morning joe, i will see you monday morning. don't be late. >> i usually am. >> joe, thanks. >>> the severe weather continues in america's heartland and beyond the heat, tornadoes hit parts of the midwest on friday killing one person in north dakota and more rain is also expected today in iowa. this as tens of thousands of people in that state remain without water. ron allen is live in ames, iowa with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the news out here is actually pretty encouraging. the water seems to be dropping everywhere. this area that i'm standing in yesterday was covered with water and as you can see, it's pretty much gone this morning. further in the background there, you can perhaps hear and see a huge truck. it's blowing warm air into that building trying to dry it out. that's happening in a number of places here on campus. beyond the campus in the town of a mc ames, there are tens of thousands of people in this entire community who do not have clean water. city crews wo

. >> "making the grade" hairs at noon on msnbc and now we will get another check of the forecast. he out here? scott, he is over there. over to you. >> well, good morning, everyone. certainly great weather here in new york city, and as we take a look at the weather across the country, you can see fairly quiet here for the megalopolis, but the interior looking for thunderstorms continued hot in the lower and mid-mississippi river valley and plains, and the heat wave continues for the pacific north west. that is a look at the weste >>> good morning to you. craig herrera here. no heat for the bay area. it's been such a cool summer. we continue with that today. the fog is 2,000 feet deep. waking up 50s and cloud cover and fog. highs today, 60, 70s and only a few 80s out there yet again of the we have a nice sea breeze borrowing blowing a lot of that cooler fog in. it will take a while to burn off. tomorrow the fog burns off a little earlier and we get a little warmer for one day. >>> all right. this is the wedding corner over here. we have the one-year anniversary, the trotters just g

and while msnbs is portrayed as the liberal alternative to fox, my concern about msnbc is there is too much of a blue state fox. that it has become sort of the talking points for liberals or talking points from the white house versus being a truly independent outlet that wants to hold those in power accountable. and i think that a big part of the problem is sort of the coziness of the press corps with the powerful. i think we are seeing it in a more pronounced way under this administration because i think that journalists, they like this president more and they like to hang out with white house officials. they are their friends. and that is why you are seeing a reflection of their inside the beltway coziness on television. the flip side is there is a lot of great independent media being proufd. the democracy now when i started there it was on 30 radio stations and now it is easily the biggest independent media project in the country and on television and radio every day in this country. i think there is a lot of exciting young journalists doing great work. the challenge is how do you g

on msnbc, former cbs. jobs increased by companies going to china from the u.s.. they pay them 20 cents an hour and they work 18 hour days and take ten per room and basically, we're looking at you know, 19th century um... you know 19th century conditions they work under and i'm wondering does the cb o have a way to factor in job projection. how many companies a going overseas for cheap labor? this is slave labor, actually. guest: forecasts do try to take into account the flows of goods and is services from this country to others. it's a difficult part, of course. to anticipate all of th. but we do try to take that io account in what we're doing. host: related to that. melissa says could mr. douglas elmendorf summarize the taxes here in the united states verses u. companies that produce overseas? guest: i don't think i can do that offhand. especially theax rules as they effect international transactions are complicated and i'm not an expert, to be honest and i don't want to lay out the amateur perspective on that. host: mans field, ohio. ken, republican line. your

we're simulcasting msnbc and nbc. thanks for lending me your viewers, joe. >> thank you so much! the extra 10 million's really going to put you over the top. this show could really be something one day. i root for you guys. >> good seeing you, joe. say hi to mika. take care. >> all right. thank you so much. >> that was fun. we've got to check the rest of the morning's top stories, however. we have carl quintanilla from cnbc subbing for me this morning. good morning. >> good to see you. good morning, everybody. >>> a huge relief effort is under way this morning in pakistan following flooding that has killed more than 1,100 people. more than 28,000 others have been trapped by floodwaters. the u.s. began delivering aid to the region on sunday. >>> a dramatic rescue in china where flooding has killed more than 50 people. crews were able to save one man who was stuck in the middle of floodwaters for more than 40 hours. >>> two young sisters are hospitalized this morning after they were stabbed over the weekend at a home in a very upscale suburb of new york city. nbc's jeff rossen join

today's guest host john rich is across the street at the msnbc digital cafe.aren and charlotte from massachusetts. and the question is, country music legend garth brooks also performed under which of the following alter egos? >> chris gaines. >> chris gaines, you're the winner. >> i like it. >> you get $100 american express card, darling. >> chris gaines, i would have never known that. >> i would have gone for garth crooks. but back in 1998, what most people don't realize is it was a big part of a movie that never materialized that he was going to do called "the lamb." so he wasn't out of his mind. although for a while it seemed like it. he did do some music as chris gaines. >> let's go back across the street to john. >> so we have rita from virginia. how you doing? >> hey, fine. >> here's your question, based on nielson sound scan, which country music album has sold the most records of all time? >> let me see -- >> shania. >> yeah, you're right! >> wow. we gave away $200 so far. wow, over johnny cash, garth brooks and the dixie chicks. >> that's impressive. g

i listened to msnbc all week.hey beat a john mccain every joe"e day for mournifrom "morng to at night. this is a war hero. when he was in vietnam in a box. chris matthews joined the peace corps. i am so proud of you. i am so sick of these people on these networks beating up a hero. in our lifetime, we will not know that many. you want to talk immigration? he did not change his immigration thing right now. after it did not work out, he came to arizona and he goes, i did it. it was in 2007. i did it, i understand we need to close our borders and stop it. i get what you guys are saying in arizona. he was trying to work with president bush. i will tell you, all america, you did not think this immigration thing is big? they know that 300 drug cartels are set up through our country. drug distribution centers. they know the cartel in setting up here. when you laugh at arizona and put us down, let me tell you something. it is coming, america. >> we're going to have to leave it there. thank you for your call. >> i think th

. -- msnbc when it comes to talking about these issues. i do not want to debate with these guys. it does become a bit of a problem, and i think that where the media has responsibility is to fat in the rolodex is and be more responsible. >> it is not just that we are invited to go and debate them, we are invited to deny the accusations. the cards are stacked against us. you just look like you are in denial, and it goes back to the media? -- how come the message is not getting out? the only time you are invited is to say you're not terrorists. we were also called part of the wahhabi lobby. we're not lobbying anything. we're here to educate people about who we are. not because it is an issue of legality, but we have decided that we wanted to stress the muslim american identity. we wanted to be financially and philosophically independent from the middle east. obviously we did not subscribe to that in thinking, and it gets repeated enough times that is all that is on people's minds. to go i just want to make one point. -- >> i just want to make one point. i got my doctorate in religio

there has been some discussion i have been honored and pleased to have the opportunity to appear on msnbc, cnn and fox news recently about the policy that has existed for some time in our country to say that if you are born in the united states, even if your parents are illegal immigrants, even if they slipped in through the southern border for the sole purpose of may be having a child born in this country, a sort of an anchor with automatic citizenship, it would entitle all of them, parents and child, to what ever this great country has to offer in regards to temporary assistance to needy families. medicaid health care coverage, health care in our emergency rooms despite whether or not someone is here legally or not, education in our public school systems, i can go on and on. that policy is really a misinterpretation. i want to hear from you on the 14th amendment. the 14th amendment was passed when? it was ratified by the states in 1868, shortly after the 13th amendment. it was a couple of years before the 15th amendment. the 13th amendment abolished slavery, thank god. the 15th amendmen

every time i see something on tv, msnbc, fox news, the only thing that i see above the war are trucks. maybe we can send more trucks over there. guest: the rest of the world uses a difference truck standard than us. if we are going to sell more, we have to adopt to the world standard, in order to get the scale economy, so we can get more trucks. host: what is the world standard? guest: it is a working, european standard, really. standard tells you how you can test the brakes, what kinds of emissions comes from the exhaust. host: last safety on those issues? guest: just different. we test brakes differently, but both are safe. the united states is the only country not on the metric system. this is another reason why i left port -- why our exports are not larger. the rest of the world has their tastes, and we have to meet them. host: give me a sense of the the difference in standards. guest: if you are a german company and you are selling something, and it is in the inches, all my instructions are in english, i will not translate them to germany -- that does not work. host: remi of the

in particular, american leadership , but the degree to which they end up dominating on fox news and msnbc and cnn when it comes to talking about these issues. actually, we do not get the air time to talk about them. they do. if we get invited, we get invited to debate them. and frankly, i do not want to be engaged in a debate with these guys. it does become a bit of a problem. i think where the media has responsibility is to fatten the rolodex is a little bit and be more responsible. >> it is not just that we are invited to go and debate them. we are invited to go and deny dx2 stations -- deny the accusations. it just looks like we are in denial. and it goes back to the media question -- how come the message is not going out? because the only time we are invited is to say, ok, we are not terrorists. if we are not extremists. so, that is all people think about. number two is also called part ahabi lobby. number one, we are not the lobby. we're just here to let people know what we are about. number two, it has always been clear that we do not accept any foreign funding. not because of an is

i watched it last night on an as nbc -- msnbc, and i actually got a motion of seeing the last vehicle rolling out of such a fiasco that the republicans put us in. one last comment. a few callers back, these right wing republicans, they have a tendency to want to act so sophomore toward any thing that this administration is doing and has promised to do. it just amazes me. i love to hear them make their comments because it shows how this role and how much aid they have. you can feel it in their voices. i love this country. i am a vietnam veteran and i want to say god bless america and last night was such a historic night. host: "the washington post" from page, there had landed a truly historic and to seven years of war. hidden cost of conflict with memories of fallen comrades. that is "the washington post" this morning. in other news, the debate over the mosque in new york, the headline in many newspapers this morning. house speaker nancy pelosi, a california democrat, called for an investigation of those who are protesting the building of the mosque at ground zero. "the daily news was

willing to stipulate to all the sworn testimony that was made regarding these 13 allegations," he told msnbc." as reported in "the new york post" this morning. republican line, pennsylvania, good morning. caller: i was in new york city when charlie rangel defeated clayton powell. they did the same thing to clayton powell. it was frivolous, but they got him out by saying that he called a black woman named bag woman. everyone in the community knew who she was. charlie should have remembered this, because they are doing the same thing to him. cuff nancy pelosi -- nancy the lozi cannot be a friend, i am sure that their enemies -- nancy pelosi cannot be a friend, i am sure that they are enemies. charlie should have gotten the hang from there. we were coming after him. i hope that one day we can find out who are the ones that initiated that. female lose the congress seat, but he will -- he may lose the congress seat, but he will not lose in getting his company offices in harlem. his mother did not want him to be black so they went east. i thought that he was indian, glad to find out you are black.

willing to stipulate to all the sworn testimony that was made regarding these 13 allegations," he told msnbc." as reported in "the new york post" this morning. republican line, pennsylvania, good morning. caller: i was in new york city when charlie rangel defeated clayton powell. they did the same thing to clayton powell. it was frivolous, but they got him out by saying that he called a black woman named bag woman. >> you can see the program in its entirety at c-span.org. we take you live to a press conference at the white house now. >> everyone is in their sunday best, in their seats, and church is full today. that is good to see. miss, you can ask the gentlemen in front of you to sit down a little bit. [laughter] he is a little bit on the atoll site. -- on the tall side. seriously, are you trying to bring us down a little bit here? brother, you are asking the wrong guy. take us back to seriousness. >> [inaudible] you have said before the president gets updated daily. is that still true? >> yes. >> is there anything special about how he is being updated? >> secretary chu and others are down