at that time, i didn't know what munro was.s a great hill, and i enjoyed that, and i've always loved scotland and the countryside and so -- >> and, so, how long did it take you to do all 284? >> well, my first time 'round, it was three and a half years. >> so, how long did it take you a second time? >> well, 14 and a half days. >> what? that's amazing. how many a day is that? >> averaging six a day, two or three, shall we start -- >> this is our, this is it. it's a little wet out here, don't you think? >> hey, come on, this is scotland. what do you expect? >> oh, duh. ♪ what's the name of this munro? >> this one we're climbing today is beinn tulaichean, the biggest hill in this sort of campbell area, here. >> so, this is the campbell area? >> yeah. >> which is your last name. >> yeah. >> this is like a homecoming. this is your turf. ♪ we've hiked all day. i know, i thought it was gonna be much easier than this. >> no. no, it's gone well, though. >> whoo hoo. >> keep it going. that's it, we're all done. >> whoo hoo. this is the

joining me for tonight's big picture rumble our neil munro white house correspondent at the daily caller stuart a national organizing director for the national union of hospital and health care employees and huey newsome the national advisory council at the project twenty one black leadership network thank you all gentlemen for joining me let's get started you heard by a off the top about janet yellen i mean we heard ben bernanke bernanke you make the same calls in front of congress like look you know this austerity we understand the goal of deficit reduction but this is hurting the economy this is hurting the recovery we need some sort of stimulus coming from somewhere wins congress going to listen what more do we need to see with the economy and austerity before they're like this is not working congress is saving the nation from another blast of debt. called the sequester it will trim federal spending by sixteen nineteen billion dollars all right this is a fifteen trillion economy it's fifteen thousand billion a year this is not going to make a huge difference and if yellen herself by

wasr the munro doctrine promulgated, the u.s.and british navies cooperated over the slave trade in the caribbean. thans much more new ones the classic comic book version of the munro doctrine. it was about not allowing the europeans to not -- dominate the caribbean while cooperating with the europeans in every other fashion possible. that is what china is trying to do in its neighboring marginal waters. it is trying to become the dominant power while at the same time not destabilize its relationship with the united states. states has to steer between two parameters, which the obama administration is trying to do. on the one hand, not let china dominate the south and east china seas because china's geographic centrality and demographic and economic emerging power would make them too dominant in the region, more dangerous in the region than the u.s. has been over the past few decades. at the same time, it cannot let china dominate, we cannot get into a war or into a real fracas with china because of the philippine -- vietnamese and

the political heart of the united states and the home of president madison and secretary of state munro. considered to be a hotbed of support for the war. and they are perfectly willing to include this collateral damage and then they discover as these 600 enslaved people this seacoast that they need the help of these slaves. but they cannot achieve their purpose without it. they do not know the lay of the land and they are very nervous in 1813 about going onshore for the fear of the ambush and the only ones they get experts on the landscape that they become aggressive about going deep into the interior and they have to go deep into the interior until they are receiving hundreds of refugees because they, along with the sailors and the marines have to be fed. and much of this comes from reading farms and plantations and the people who know where the cattle can be found in where they have been hidden in where they can be found, they are the runaway slaves. they have become infantrymen were colonial marines, to be more accurate. guides and pilots and by the second year of the british operat

. >> next is neil munroe. >> governor, from the record, you said our immigration problems could be fixed if we had a test legal entry in the united states. every democrat it candidate who is voted for the senate will has voted for a legal immigration system that will bring a legal immigrant for every teenage entered the country. it brings in a guest worker for everybody between 11 and 21. could you describe that level of embrace? >> what i think as opposed to i do not get caught up in bills and legislation proposed here because it is not what i was elected to do. i was elected to govern a state. it is simple. if you want to come into america today legally, it is very difficult from my point of view and the people i talk to, very difficult to do so in a timely basis. we've got people, i do not care whether from mexico or ireland were around the world, if we want people to meet here and want to work hard, if that dream, we should embrace as people like people embraced by answer sisters from ireland and germany and my wife is from sicily and my brothers, in-laws from mexico, a generation ag

t the enormous challenge to munro doctrine -- monroe doctrine. was a serious proposal.incoln resisted. seward resisted it. they were in lockstep on this issue. they decided it would be better to let napoleon undo himself. it was a foolish move or napoleon to extend himself this way. napoleon had a lot of problems closer to home in europe. lincoln took no action. after lincoln's death, a puppet napoleon installed was executed and napoleon had to withdraw his troops. host: a call on our independent line for kevin peraino. question fore a you. i frequently note that when people are addressing lincoln, forget to ignore or [indiscernible] and the effect they had. i wonder why. host: one more time again? guest: the moral terrorist. europeans hated it. britain said, we dislike the moral terrorist. we want cotton. the cotton thing was a bigger issue. at the beginning of the war, lincoln issued a blockade on the atlantic coast. less and less cotton was making its way to europe. toanything, it was going spur intervention on the part of the british. cotton mills in liverpool and m

he played on stage at 6 years old with bill munro, legend bill munro, unbelievable. >> stay tuned. >>nrollment before the end of this year, delaying it to december 23rd. more than that, they are delaying next year's enrollment period. the white house promising this has nothing to do with politics or the stores of terrified democrats worried that obama care is going to lose them their seats. >> no. this can't be politics. this is all about the insurance companies. they want to get their paperwork in order so that they can offer you the best possible plans and coverage. it's all about the insurance companies is what secretary jay carney said the other day. >> all about consumers being able to explore their options more. not so is the case, according to senator tim scott. he says this is no coincidence at all. >> this is obvious sticker shock equals voter rebellion. they are making sure voters do not realize what happened during the first year was insufficient premiums, insufficient funding for obama care, which means premiums the second year will skyrocket. to avoid the sticker shock be

next is neil munroe. but your record, you said our immigration problems could be fixed if we had a test will legal embrace in the united states. every democrat it candidate who is voted for the senate will has voted for a legal immigration system that will bring a legal immigrant for every teenage entered the country. it brings in a guestworker for everybody between 11 and 21. could you describe that level of embrace? opposed to ink as do not get caught up in bills and legislation proposed here because it is not what i was elected to do. i was elected to govern a state. it is simple. if you want to come into america today legally, it is very difficult from my point of view and the people i talk to, very difficult to do so in a timely basis. we've got people, i do not care whether from mexico or ireland were around the world, if we want people to meet here and want to work hard, if that dream, we should embrace as people like people embraced by answer sisters from ireland and germany and my wife is from si

. >> next is neil munroe. >> governor, from the record, you said our immigration problems could be fixed if we had a test legal entry in the united states. every democrat it candidate who is voted for the senate will has voted for a legal immigration system that will bring a legal immigrant for every teenage entered the country. it brings in a guest worker for everybody between 11 and 21. could you describe that level of embrace? >> what i think as opposed to i do not get caught up in bills and legislation proposed here because it is not what i was elected to do. i was elected to govern a state. it is simple. if you want to come into america today legally, it is very difficult from my point of view and the people i talk to, very difficult to do so in a timely basis. we've got people, i do not care whether from mexico or ireland were around the world, if we want people to meet here and want to work hard, if that dream, we should embrace as people like people embraced by answer sisters from ireland and germany and my wife is from sicily and my brothers, in-laws from mexico, a generation ag

addition of the poems printed together with one of his lectures had appeared in a pamphlet and george munro's library and it quickly appeared and he complained to american reporters that in all of your railroad cars i find newsmen selling my poems store when i never can resist the impulse to rebuild a lesson on the defense. get piracy also helps spread the same and helps with the lecture. he earned thousands o of thousaf dollars as his share of two or received. piracy was a national compex activity intimately bound up with legitimate publishing and the copyright law. they put it in 1882 piracy was the product of the law. respectable houses and pirate firms that always distinguishable from each other. just as the u.s. copyright act openly and encouraged the unauthorized recording of foreign authors said it was an enabling conditioning in the united states. not only the low overhead of the underwrite publishers more extensive authorized undertakings, promiscuous free booting allowed them to have startup lists in the capital but later propelled into power the respectability. a decentralized prin