down new deal programs but the centerpiece of the new deal with the national recovery administration and the nra and a agricultural investment act and the farm program and they weren't knockdown to short six -- succession there is a question and if they could get anything fundamental done in the country with roosevelt because the supreme court stands in the way of everything not just the federal government but this states because meanwhile they are passing laws trying to implement minimum wages and a court begins to strike in earnest these parts of registration with the court seems to have tied uncle sam up into a knot and we were not sure how to get out. >> host: even though nobody is nearly old enough to remember franklin roosevelt i think he is a familiar figure. talk about who was on the supreme court. who were they? >> the old that day shall the score in american history what people were aware of been known as the nine old men the oldest was brandeis but there were many others to were nearly as old and the court was reliable but not consistently conservative there was a clear se

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we're going to deal with the debt problems long term and the different solutions for it ok ok gentlemen let's see what happens on the on august third many thanks to my guest today in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember. join. the grand imperial. treat. a grim day. capable of dealing. with. voices of support for three photojournalists accused of espionage. as critics question the suspects confession. six. baby reporter just children who suffer in the. costing around the world and around the clock here watching. the fun a storm surrounding rupert murdoch's media empire is spreading outrage and resignations continue this questions are asked over the death of journalist sean more credited with revealing the phone hacking scandal. reports his. debate over another high profile death at the heart of a different drama. another political scandal erupts another. sure hall was the first news of the world to go on the record to alleged phone hacking was endemic at the paper and that it. encouraged it who was found dead in his house on monday. into a frenzy of comparisons with the case of dr david kelly. why isn't the sun h

to hear some of this new deal rhetoric they've just achieved a kind of salience in american politics that they didn't used to have it used to be very much a minority fringe view and now well though it's still a minority fringe you it's more like a quarter of the population and somehow are really dominating the discourse partly because the president is not not a tough bargain or i think partly because he would like to see some of these cuts and so if he's a he's not the radical socialist of tea party fantasy he is very much a centrist d.l.c. market friendly democrat and wouldn't mind seeing some cutbacks in medicare and social security and maybe even partial privatization of social security although that would be quite a dramatic blow to a lot of people and the democratic party do you think about that or is because. i have to go ahead jump in yeah i would disagree with doug on one thing i mean i think there is more than a fringe i think they represent a substantial part of the republican party and more importantly they turn out big in elections. they turned out in two thousand and ten

at the economic level, there has been a shift from the new deal liberalism to economic conservatism. part of that was the deal that a lot of these social issues have been nationalized in the course of the last half century. no one ever asked john f. kennedy or sdr what -- fdr when they felt about gay marriage or censorship in the movies. those things were bitterly contested, but at the city and state level, not the federal level. >> the reference to kansas, there is this book written called, "what is the matter with kansas?" he looked at why so many people in red states but against their economic interests. the answer was a provocative one and also bill mentioned that what divides us might be less cost than lifestyle with these cultural issues. you could argue that practical little -- the political classes stir these up. people disagree about the right economic prescriptions, too. >> i am going to throw a bomb. the title of this session is, "can the united states state united?" i am from illinois, god forbid. we grow up on lincoln. given the division, should we stay united? >> gregory

s new deal the last of the rooseveltian inspired programs social security medicare and medicaid and you say it's up to obama to kill those so talk about this i mean are we in the midst of a crisis that as everyone says we are. well we're in a credit created crisis but it's a political crisis not an economic crisis. we're sorry and government does not raise the solvency constraint if it does do it will be a political decision that's not going to be something that is forced by markets so you think that this is perhaps just an excuse by you know the forces out there to try to get rid of some of these new deal social security medicare medicare. yeah unfortunately i think the democrats helped to create this crisis and as i say only a democratic president really can kill you and your programs president clinton was the one who destroyed the regulation of financial sector that was put in place in the aftermath. thirty's great depression that it rejected the economy and prevented another financial crash on the scale of the one nine hundred twenty nine crash up until the current crisis we had der

dennis o'donnell says it's up to the players to approve a new labor deal so that the season can beginn time. fingers are crossed here dennis. >> you got that right dana. a new 10-year deal has been approved by the owners. but how soon can they play football? the nfl commissioner laid out that timeline today. >> we will be prepared to open the training facilities beginning on saturday, this saturday. we will then be prepared to start the nude league -- new league year next wednesday, subject to the players ratifying the agreement as a unit. >> that's the key, ratification. upon review player ratification is no slam dunks. in the words of one player we feel tricked, duped, led astray, hoodwinked. they lead off on august 5 on cbs5. dana? >> we hope so. we'll see you in a little bit. >>> schwarzenegger is saying no way. the money that arnold doesn't want maria to get. >> debt talks seem to be making progress. tonight it looks like not only will some americans not pay more taxes, they'll pay even less. >> and the shuttle era came to an end today. tonight the plans google has to shoot for t

, of the levels of debt of the new deal at the end of the 1930s. and that, of course, it was another cycle of military spending that raised that. >> with here's the cover of

much of the new deal had been dismantled by 1943, the heart and soul of it, public works, work relief, planning. much of what survives is really transformed by war. labor arbitration for example became the heart of labor relations which was not the case in the heyday of wagner in the 1930s. so the state that underwrote fat affluence and global power in the american century was a hybrid of what survives the new deal and what was forged in the second world war and then the agencies that were erected to carry on the cold war. >> james sparrow you teach at the university of chicago. what do you teach? >> i teach modern u.s. history, post-civil war and politics but politics broadly construed so as to include culture and social aspects of statecraft. >> you are in the -- history department? and you are working on book. >> it follows the story in this book so this book is part of a trilogy in fact on the legitimization of the government, its rise during world war ii, its reconfiguration during the high cold war from 1941 to 1961 which is in the new book is on the new leviathan and then it co

thanks, bill. >>> a big euro debt deal. a new owner for chrysler and a royal dash duty free, your look at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, washington fans actually happy jason worth is struggling and nfl owners are ready for football. but are the players? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] now you can apply sunblock to your kids' wet skin. new neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. here's some of the top stories making news this morning. senior defense officials tell nbc news today the pentagon will announce that both secretary of defense leon panetta and all of the joint chiefs have certified the military is ready to repeal don't ask don't tell. president obama signed the repeal of the military's ban on openly gay troops in december. since then, the military has been preparing personn

stole their client lists the case was later dismissed after news corp agreed to and over twenty nine point five million as part of a settlement deal so now that we know happening was rampant at news corp in the u.k. and it also took place here in the united states is it really that far fetched to believe fox news was up the same shenanigans. i think it's not and now some people are beginning to connect the dots between news corp news and another hack job the climategate scandal of two thousand and nine if you remember just before the un's copenhagen climate summit in december of two thousand and nine the secured servers belonging to the climate research unit at the university of east anglia in the u.k. were hacked into and thousands of emails between climate scientists were stolen we now know that around the same time british police were investigating this hack job they were also getting paid off by news corp to cover up other hacking crimes by rupert murdoch's news of the world we also know that rupert murdoch's fox news went crazy with the stolen emails and devoted months and months of coverage to hype them up as evidence that g

the great society for generations really if we can go back to early fifty's to the new deal rhetoric. somehow are really dominating the discourse partly because the president is not not a tough bargain i think partly because he would like to see some of these cuts himself. in. such a crowd that his business needs. hello and welcome to business here and i see now we start with russia which has removed the capital gains tax for foreigners trading on the country stock exchanges the move is meant to track further investment and the further promote not sco as an international financial center and i said in this young at renaissance capital says investors will welcome the change but people who are in north. russian domestic stalks know three zero or four good your stocks right so if they don't want to or you know talks to be didn't want to sleep sort of for structures or international investors more and your arsenal will be excused from taxes in the previous set up so in currency ensure is the petroleum the mystic stops locally the same provision as international or you go through some sor

so if his gang of six deal is really just a lump of coal for the middle class and why is it that president obama's throwing his weight behind in fact just today news is breaking the president speaker of the house john boehner might be reaching a similar deal screws working americans cripples our economy and his millionaires and billionaires another massive tax cut now that it's crystal clear the republicans what they're up to and that's crashing the economy by the way before the twenty to make president obama look bad but i guess the president going along with this ferry is some may call reason is here to weigh in on the issue cliff schecter national progress p.r. strategist president of liberty l.l.c. as well as the author of the book the real mccain perth welcome thanks so much tom good to be here great to thank you great to have you with us we're less than two weeks from default here publicans have basically sabotaged this process every step of the way and something like this ever happened to this degree in american history certainly not that i'm aware of a short and civil war it was that it's a good point but not on something so unbelievably s

party want they want you know a very dramatically smaller government they've had it out for the new deal and the great society for generations really if we can go back to the one to really one hundred fifty years to hear some of this new deal rhetoric. somehow are really dominating the discourse partly because the president is not not a tough bargain i think partly because he would like to see some of these cuts himself. coming up like a tuesday with all thoughts are so great will they. have enough. because only for a. little polish the international fashion for us to do tricks they simply use on july ninth and tenth. this living collections by russian designers in the most beautiful villages city of central lush. business of living for children function slums like presiding over the crest of. president james this is. following a welcome to business here and i'd say you know we start this hour with stock markets which are letting out a little sigh of relief at least for the moment there welcome president obama's news of progress on raising america's that ceiling and he's meeting with con

is shooting downtalk of a possible compromise, telling nbc news, quote, while we are keeping the lines of communication open, there is no deal and no progress to report. on the other ther side, jay car also dismissing those reports. >> the breaking news report that you all have probably received is incorrect. there is no deal, we are not close to a deal. we are obviously -- the president is in discussion with all the leaders of congress as well as other members, and exploring are the possibility of getting the biggest deal possible. >> the senate is scheduled to stay in session this weekend to work on a deficit bill. the house, however, will not be in session. yesterday harry reid slamming house republicans for their decision to take the weekend off. >>> he's been a driving force behind congressional republicans' refusal to compromise raising taxes during debt negotiations, but grover norquist is raising eyebrows with recent comments he made to "the washington post." when asked if allowing the bush tax cuts to expire to close the deficit would not constitute a tax increase and if not extending them would violate his american

we have someone here in the audience based in washington at the start of the new deal. her mother covered eleanor roosevelt. this lady was invited to party with eleanor roosevelt. this is the wonderful thing about speaking in washington d.c. because everyone has a story. are have given this talk fairly frequently when i was in college and i asked this very question. who is the first first lady you remember? a lady in the front said mrs. calvin coolidge. we have a winner. no one has talked that for going back farther. more recent first lady's? anyone want to offer your first memory? [inaudible] >> i remember thinking how goofy looking eisenhower -- >> we will talk about the look of first ladies who preceded jacqueline kennedy. eisenhower was the immediate predecessor to jacqueline kennedy. if we can move on, tell me who is your favorite first lady. if you have already spoken you are not allowed to speak again. this is how the supreme court runs its conferences. you are not allowed to give two opinions on a case you are deciding until everyone has been allowed to give one

to hear some of the new deal rhetoric. somehow are really dominating the discourse partly because the president is. not a tough bargain or i think partly because he would like to see some of these cuts himself. check out this business news now with maria. hello and welcome to business here and i see now we start with russia which has removed the capital gains tax for foreigners trading on the country's stock exchanges the move is meant to attract further investment and a further promote moscow as an international financial center and the second to seattle at renaissance capital says investors will welcome the change people who are in north raising russian domestic stocks know raising for g.d.r. stocks right so if they don't want to pay you know talks of imports previously. offshore structures or international investors buying g.g. ourselves will be excused from talks is the previous set up so in current change for them to trade the mystic stops locally the same condition as international or through them solely this creates

the latest is player reps are expected to vote on the new deal on monday and recommend approval.he players would then be allowed in the facilities on wednesday when they would vote on both the new deal and recertification of the union. >>> a dramatic change in the tour de france where today's second-to-last stage was a 25- mile individual time trial. evans of australia made up a 57- second gap on previous leader andy schleck. evans not only made up the deficit. he has the lead by a minute 34 seconds. if evan wins tomorrow he will be the first australian to win the tour. >>> golf, canadian open being played this weekend in vancouver. van pelts in style. this is him on 17 and then on 18. a canadian playing because of a sponsor exemption is alone in second one stream back. >>> giants just under way. at&t park against the brewers. they are scoreless in the top of the 2nd. we'll have it tonight at 1:00 on sports wrap. see you then. >>> thank you. coming up tonight on the ten o'clock news a big night for supporters of same-sex marriage n less than three hours, gay couples can marry in

a new deal for unemployed homeowners means you'll have a little more time to get back on your feet before you are kicked to the curb. for more on that and news before the bell is danielle kennedy. good morning. >> good morning. stock futures are higher this morning after a positive day yesterday. a day marked by very light trading volume about it that isn't that uncommon in the summer vacation months. investors are shrugging off a handful of reports instead keeping their eyes on the prize looking to friday's job numbers and earnings season which kicks off next week. we'll get a fresh snapshot on the jobs market with numbers on people filing for unemployment and the adp report which tracks private sector jobs. asian and european markets are higher and the dow rose 56 points yesterday to 12,626, the nasdaq up 8 to 2834. the obama administration is trying to offer more help to unemployed homeowners. reports say the government will announce today two programs that will allow those borrowers to delay mortgage payments up to 12 months. thousands could benefit from the extra time although not al

continue to promote the general welfare of america when for example franklin roosevelt passed the new deal or when lyndon johnson created the great society and cut poverty in afternoon ited states and for years the republicans have always a good general welfare they opposed the new deal they opposed medicare they filibustered things like unemployment benefits food assistance programs and now they're out rageous demands in the debt limit debate republicans with their libertarian and agenda read the general welfare clause differently than the founding fathers did they think the best way for the government to promote the general welfare is to get the hell out of the way and leave it up to the mythical free market the billionaires and the transnational corporations to promote the general welfare health insurance corporations that use death panels to determine if your organ transplant will hurt their bottom line like will corporations the spew of crude all over our oceans and suffocate us with the missions as they laugh all the way to the bank with their record breaking profits like banks and g

is perhaps just an excuse by you know the forces out there to to try to get rid of some of these new deal social security medicare medicaid. fortunately i think the democrats helped to create this crisis and as i said democratic president really can kill you and your programs president clinton was the one who destroyed the regulation of financial sector that was put in place in the aftermath of. nine hundred thirty s. create depression. rejected the economy and prevented another financial crash on the scale of the one nine hundred twenty nine crash up until the current crisis we had deregulated supervise facial institutions basically we let them eat what they had done back in one thousand twenty nine because i suppose so now it's up to obama to get rid of the best judges of the new deal which are the social safety net is protecting the population i want to talk more about it here the exchange that took place yesterday between texas congressman ron paul and fed chairman ben bernanke e over the actions both congress and the fed to have taken to deal with some of these problems that we've se

limit as people try to stay cool in these triple digit temperatures. >>> nfl owners approving a new labor dealyers have not yet signed on and the first preseason game of the year has now been cancelled. >>> the "l.a. times" reporting that two new people are under arrest in connection to a brute's attack on a giants' fan outside of dodger stadium. the paper says the man they already had in custody may be the wrong guy. >>> the pentagon is expected to announce later today that it's set to clarify or certify the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. a full repeal would then take place in 60 days. >>> it's just 11 days left to raise the debt ceiling. today the senate is expected to vote on the cut, cap and balance plan. it is not expected to pass. president obama is pushing a different plan calling for immediate spending cuts followed by revenue increases in 2013. >>> and a quick check on the markets now. u.s. stock features are quickly losing ground this morning trading pretty flat at the moment. they were up earlier riding gains from yesterday, but uncertainty is running high on the debt ceiling talk

they're a bad advertisement for the new deal, for progress.and he starts shipping them off to work camps in florida. and which are not pleasant places. >> they wind up in south carolina, and in northern florida. in the keys. and during the summer of 1935, this is happening. by this time they're down to just a band of ragged guys who are still looking for their bonus. in 1935. and i've got to hand this off to paul, because this is his, he's the one who discovered what happens next. he was up in the j.f.k. library in massachusetts. and came across some papers. >> but basically what happens is the, when these guys are killed, the first guy on the scene is earnest hemmingway. and earnest hemmingway loves these guys. he used them in characters in "to have and have not." he considers himself a vet, too and he just loved these guys. he's the first guy with a pen and a camera to show up on the scene. and he basically takes on the new deal on this. he thinks they've been murdered. the trucks in which they could have gotten out of there, are locked. eve

the tea party want they want a very dramatically smaller government they have had it out for the new deal and the great society for generations really we can go back to the night early one nine hundred fifty s. to hear some of this new deal rhetoric and they somehow are really dominating the discourse partly because the president is not not a tough bargain or i think partly because he would like to see some of these cuts himself. coming up ok do you stay with. me now. in denver. little college international sanctions as to takes place in paris on july ninth and tenth. the best live introductions by russian designers to the most beautiful virgin cities of central russia. this is a good living fair children from. slums like presiding over the festival. function festival. this is. following the welcome to business here on arts you know we start this hour with stock markets which are letting out a little sigh of relief at least for the moment they're welcome president obama's news of progress on race in america's debt ceiling and his meeting with congressional leaders to discuss and new debt

news. >>> deal news, blood transfusion instrument company immucor rose 30% after agreeing to be taken private by tpg capital for nearly $2 billion. energy transfer increased its bid to buy pipeline company southern union, agreeing to pay over $5 billion in cash or units in an attempt to thwart a rival offer by williams. >>> finally, talk about honesty. two 15-year-olds on a school trip in austria found an envelope stuffed with over $14,000 in cash and handed it in to lost and found. if the rightful owner doesn't show up in a year, they get to keep it. sounds like a fair deal there. >>> coming up, another setback for tiger. jeter's march towards 3,000, and the first lady takes in a ball game for a good cause. >>> plus, a nail-biting ending between the jays and the red sox in boston. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather more 100 degree heat, and thunderstorms will be widespread. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sports tiger woods fans waiting for his return to the g

they report under the new deal between the n.f.l.ers and players there is more money to build and renovate stid yums. and their ability to get a loan of $100 million. the owner says they don't need to partner with the raiders to finance the birl yon dollar project. so far only quarter of the funding has been secured. >> scaled back high speed rail plan is now in the, with after residents complained b of elevated tracks. they wanted to minimize new construction by modernizing existing caltrain tracks. high speed rail authority put the plan on hold saying it needs to know what the bay area really wants. bay area council and metropolitan transportation commission have the spring of 2013 to come up with an answer. >> it's foggy and muggy out there. got any drizzle, too, lisa? >> not that much drizzle but clouds are evaporating. high pressure is beginning to press down on the atmosphere, here the view from above. isn't this pretty. looks like you can see all the layers of the cloud decks out there. very mono chromatic view there. this mor

dump contract is ending and they are shopping for a new deal.ail plan will save millions of dollars and help the environment but as dan ashley reports, critics say it may be too good to be true. >> san francisco has the best recycling rate in the country but it still produces more than a thousand tons of garbage every day. city doesn't have its own dump so the trash goes to the altamont landfill in livermore. that ends in five years. waste management the company that owns the landfill bid on new contract but another company with a bid less than half the cost. >> it is good for rate payers, it's better economically and better for the environment. >> the low bidder is recology but instead of trucking it to the landfill they plan to cut costs by taking it to oakland and then sending it by train 120 miles to their own cheaper landfill near wheatland. they made a video promoting the idea. >> it's four times more fuel efficient. san francisco will reduce fuel consumption by 100,000 gallons a year. >> but the new contract is not a done deal. hate is to

last night on late night with jimmy fallon, jimmy drew a not so subtle comparison with the nfl's new dealh its players and lawmakers in washington, who you might say have dropped the ball. >> well, big news, big news, you guys -- after months of negotiations, a deal has been reached to end the nfl lockout. [ applause ] or as china put it, oh, great, glad you got that deal worked out. any word on the $14 trillion? you might want to get working on that one. on antiques roadshow this weekend, a man found out that he had five cups worth $1.5 million. i've teal thoseen those, they'r lattes from starbucks. >>> listen to this, the company that makes the blackberry is laying off 11% of its workforce. you could tell it's bad, because the ceo's announcement ended with the lines "sent from my iphone." >> tonight, jimmy welcomes actor steve carrell, and musical guests matt and kim. late night with jimmy fallon, week nights at 12:35, 11:35 central time. >>> time for your "first look" at entertainment news, the add the late amy winehouse to the list of english celebrities whose phone was allegedly hack

on monday it agreed a new deal with the malaysian government to swap refugees for illegal immigrants. >> reporter: the long talk between the two countries on the controversy plan to swap people has come to a conclusion. the deal means that australia will send 800 to malaysia in exchange for 4,000 registered refugees. at least 6,500 people illegally entered australia last year alone. the imgrants sometimes endanger their own lives. on december 2010, a boat packed with asylum seekers crashed. they want to send a strong message to people by sending illegal refugees back to malaysia. >> this is an arrangement that sends a clear signal that malaysia and australia are serious about stopping people smuggling. >> reporter: malaysia has more than 90,000 refugees. that's a major financial burden on the country. australia pays for transport and welfare making it a good deal for malaysian government. but the deal has been severely criticized by human rights organizations. one reason is that malaysia has never ratified with united nations convention known refugees. >> i can give you an assurance o

are working through the weekend, the latest reports indicate player reps expected to vote on the new dealcommending approval. the players would be allowed into the team's facilities on wednesday when all memberships would vote on both the new deal and recertification of the union. >> >> they have been staging the tour de france for over 100 years and there is a good chance tomorrow they will experience a first. last stage, 25-miles -- everyones of australia began the day 572nds behind andy. he new has the lead by 1:34. the final stage usually a ceremonial stage as evans hangs on for the win, which he should, he would be the first australian to ever win the tour. >> >> still to come on this saturday night edition of "sports wrap" a lot of golf to get you verizon claims its 4g lte is twice as fast as at&t. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're racing ? done ! verizon's done ! i've got seven left ! the fastest network in america. verizon. built so you

the talks ended in less than an hour with no new deal and lawmakers continued the meeting on capitol hill later scrambling to find the way to prevent the first government default in history. president obama used his weekly radio address to urge lawmakers to put the differences aside. >> everyone is going to have to be willing to compromise. otherwise we'll never get anything back. >>> john boehner broke off talk" president friday in a dispute over newscasts revenues. the housespeaker told fellow republicans saturday that congressional leaders should have a new dent plan in the next 24 hours. but the president and congress still have a long way to go to find some common ground and in a statement released after the meeting the white house said the president won't accept a short term deal to increase the debt ceiling and john boehner said he still wants deficit cuts equal to the amount of debt is raised and republicans are standing strong on that demand. >> the american people have said it is time to quit spending money we don't have. >> the house and the senate are not in session until

in the new deal period this country was not liberal socially. frankly roosevelt's new deal coalition was southern segregations who believed every bible of the -- of the -- every word of the birle was try, northern catholics and a handful of progressives in the northeast. the country is more socially liberal, according to all the polls, on abortion, on gay rights, divorce, you name it than it's ever been in history. so at the economic level, there's been a shift from new deal liberalism to economic conservatism but part of that, i think, was the fact that a lot of social issues had been nationalized in the course of the last half century. no one ever asked john f. kennedy or franklin roosevelt what they felt about gay marriage, right? or about censorship of the movies. those things were bitterly contested but at the city and state level, not the federal level. >> i should clarify, the reference to kansas is of course tom wrote this book called "what's the matter with kansas" where me looked into the question of why, in his view, so many people in

also, overnight asian markets were higher on news of the euro deal. unexpected bang-up earnings from morgan stanley sent shares spiking 11%. union pacific jumped almost 5% on higher profits. alexion pharmaceuticals had better than expected numbers, but intel dropped after trimming its sales forecast for personal computers. the bell, microsoft fell on disappointment over weak windows profits. in deal news, compress scripts is buying medco health for just over $29 billion, combining the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers. >>> six years earlier than expected, the government has sold its entire investment in chrysler to italy's fiat. now the majority shareholder. >>> and, finally, prince william and wife, catherine, flying home from the u.s. commercial to save taxpayers paid off in more ways than one. to compensate the royal couple and others for the video system on the ten-hour flight breaking down, british airways offered each $300 vouchers for duty-free shopping. wonder what they bought. >>> the rays caught the yanks. the braves bought the rock

that was we're doing yoga little new deal with. this is perhaps the most important part yes there are important issues whether the criminal case was initiated lawfully whether all the statutory requirements were observed ensuring the criminal investigation there are questions about the term of detention and appeals and so forth at the. there are questions related to the investigation and the court rulings based on requests by investigators to do so and that's the second part and specialists in criminal procedure. dealt with this board it's hard for me to say anything about this as i'm not a specialist on criminal procedure and i'm not familiar with all the provisions of the law that they refer to most of it and finally and the third bar is about the allegations that actually led to this investigation the allegations that cause dean investigators to open a criminal case against. you mean that he accused him of corruption in the arrested him for that and yes i'm referring to those allegations of corruption so that's the third part of

so that's what's going on in kansas. >> the new deal period, this country was what liberal socially.klin roosevelt's new deal coalition was southern segregationists who believed every word of the bible was true. .. or franklin roosevelt with a felt about gay marriage or censorship of the disease. those were bitterly contested, but not the federal level. >> i should just clarify the reference to kansas is of course tom frank wrote this book called what's the matter were either due to the question of flying his view, so many people in red states vote against economic entries and jim's answer is a provocative one and also build mentioned earlier that there might eus class and cultural issues and depending, you could argue perhaps the political classes stir up some other issues to get people more riled up. end of, people disagree about the right economic prescriptions. >> primark rutenberg. the title of this whole session is comic in the united states stay united? i am from illinois, god for date. we grew up and i'm going to ask the question, given the positions, should stay united quick

an upcoming showtime series and a new deal with showtime to produce other projects. whenever he wants to do. good to have the wind. i appreciate you. up next, a preview of our week devoted to china. it starts monday. we will explain it for you in just a moment. stay with us. i hope you will join us for an entire week devoted to china. i traveled there with a camera crew and a group of colleagues including cornell west. over the first of four nights we will look at the issues and the challenges facing china and the ideas and people who will shape china for the rest of the century and beyond. on friday, we will have a high- profile panel of chinese americans for a conversation about china and its place in the world. our guests include john chan. we met and spoke with some extraordinary people but probably the most moving encounter was when we got a chance to meet my your workers and their kids. we hear a lot about the economic boom. everywhere you look you see evidence of that. china is not just a country of haves but also have-nots. we will show you a school that is a

each time they get closer to a deal, there's a new, outrageous thing? this is mendacity.bad faith. and we just can't say enough about it. >> bad faith, underscored. no doubt about it. i agree with you, joan. michael eric dyson, you made a comment last week about president obama and how they want to see him fail. my commentary tonight at the top of the show was, it starts and it ends with president obama's failure. and quoting the number that joan just pointed out, and also listening to boehner tonight, saying that the president wants a blank check, there are no honest brokers in washington on the republican side. how does this play out, and it is all about president obama's failure. >> it is absolutely right. that's right, mendacity, emphasis on "men," lacking audacity and engaging in lying and engages in obfuscation and engaging in outright repudiation of the truth. listen to what the president has said. this has been a routine thing. people have done this since the '50s, 18 times under reagan, 70 times since the '60s. and here we are now trying to stalemate president ob