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he told readers i called president obama a racist.e, not even close and he knows it so we called his publisher, marty petty and asked what she was going to do about that. ms. petty told us the paper will run a front page retraction tomorrow, that is already posted online. i appreciate that. but the problem, mr. dagen is acute. all newspapers have an responsibility to hire honest people not idealogues. i don't want anybody to lose their jobs but this situation beyond the pail. paul krugman wants the u.s. healthcare system to become like canada's and he is pushing that a. all day long. recent conference krugman was embarrassed. >> how many canadians would canadians in the room please raise your hands. [clapping] >> we have about seven hands going up. not as many as i thought. those of you have on the panel how many of you think you have a terrible healthcare system? one. >> almost all of the same hands going up. >> bad move on my part. bill: yes, it was. check four. colin powell rush limbaugh soap opera continues. as we pointed out last

obama to do. you can also tell the reader to suggest things for the reader to help the problem, no matter what isgoing on in washington, d.c. [applause] i watch this last 40 years and i want us to be mindful that sometimes we may have to take less than a full load. in 1992, i ran for president, saying i want to order the 2000 people per year lead a numerical. a total of 700,000 have grid want to president barack obama's bill's signing saying that we will have 250,000 people per year by 2010. it took 25 years. i wish we could have done it in eight. i think it is still a great thing for america. we have to be willing to understand. we had the american government guarantee stood laws. say to every student $1,300 in new pennant costs for every $10,000 they borrowed. in eight years, the taxpayers saved billions of dollars because people did not default on loans. president barack obama wants to make that the universal program in america. do you think i should do it -- do you think we should -- do you think i think we should do it? i certainly do. [applause] the secretary of education is going around to

host: what is your view of the obama administration and what is your message to your readers?guest: my message is that we need to rally together and work together to push back on some of these issues. i definitely think polls are showing, and my readers realize, that barack obama is further left than most people thought he was. he is pushing the country in a direction we cannot afford to go in and don't want to go. host: one of your postings is the issue of the so-called insurance czar, saying it would be imported -- appointed by the president. this would be the 33rd federal czar appointed by the president since his inauguration. can you elaborate? guest: it is amazing that this white house, having criticized the bush white house for summit autocratic moves, now has 33 czars or at least intends to. these are people who are not approved by congress. they are picked directly by the president. they have a lot of influence in making policy. they cannot call the shots for they have to bring people together but there can be some very effective czars. restarted in the 1980's with the

obama administration, and what is the message to your viewers? guest: we need to rally to work together to try to push back on some of these issues. polls are showing in my readers realize that from obama is further left than we thought he was and is pushing the nation in a direction that we do not want to go. host: on your website now is the issue of this insurance czar, that it would be appointed to oversee your choices. this would be his 33rd czar appointed since his inauguration. could you elaborate? guest: it is amazing, after criticizing the bush administration for so many autocratic rules, there are now 33 czars who are picked directly by the president, and they have influence in making policy. they cannot call the shots, but they can be very effective. we started in the 1980's with the drug czar. we are kind of being overrun by them. host: we are speaking with erick erickson. your convention starts tomorrow online. what is the talk? guest: we are on fairly opposite sides of the city. the buzz on the right is there is a growing optimism that republicans may be able to take back the house of representatives, or at least make mid again inroads in 2010. ther

. >>> the drudge report linked readers to video of president obama making remarks that suggest he is targeting private health insurance. hundreds of thousands of hits later, the white house is pushing back and twit certificate battleground. and president obama, the controversy over the pro-and the police officer. we look how well he weathered the incident. you are it is in the latest polls and you are "the situation room." this is my verizon small business specialist, tom. now, i know the catering business but when i walked in here i wasn't sure what i needed. i'm not sure what i need. tom showed me how to use mifi to get my whole team working online, on location. i was like, "woah". woah ! only verizon wireless has small business specialists in every store to help you do business better. you're like my secret ingredient. come in today and connect up to five devices on one 3g connection. now only $99.99 if saving money happened as automatically as everything else? at bank of america, it practically does. use the bankamericard power rewards visa credit card and earn rewards like cash

obama makes her first appearance on the list at number 40. and that will do it for us today. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you next week and next week, electronic readers, growing up with a digital book. the kindle isn't the only one out there. we'll check out to others. have a great week, everybody. we'll see you again next weekend.

obama makes her first appearance on the list at number 40. and that will do it for us today. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you next week and next week, electronic readers, growing up with a digital book. the kindle isn't the only one out there. we'll check out to others. have a great week, everybody. we'll see you again next weekend. [ theme music ] ♪ >> tim: today's guests are two of the most recognizable figures in sports. they grew up together on the hill an italian section in st. louis. after world war ii both began catching in the major leagues. one with the new york yankees and the others with the cardinals. remarkably, their fame increased after they playing days were over and there's hard to believe -- and that's hard to believe. they were good players. one is a hall of famer as a player and the other as a broadcaster. it's my great pleasure to welcome two of baseball's greatest ambassadors, yogi berra and joe garagiola. guys, i can't remember seeing you two guys together on camera. when was the last time you were together on a show? >> on a show -- >> i guess when you were doing tv. >> when i was doing tv, we were on it. but i was interviewing

readers. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> the library also saw a 19% jump in seminar attendance. >>> meanwhile, president obama continuesush for health care reform. in colorado things got more personal than normal. the president talked about the death of his grandmother. he said watching her die is an experience that he will never forget. the president used the story to discredit the idea that health care reform would include so- called death panels. >> so the notion that somehow i ran for public office or members of public -- of congress are in this so that they can go around pulling the plug on grandma? i mean, when you start making arguments like that, that's simply dishonest. >> the term death panel was first introduced by alaska governor sarah palin. she said the government would decide which sick people get to live. >>> as the debate continues over health care reform, many auto dealers across the country are asking what about us? they say the government is holding up their cash for clunker payments. terrell brown reports for wjz 230,000 applications are on hold. >> reporter: this cash for clunkers was launched las

readers digest will receive $1.6 billion of the senior secured notes in exchange for the ownership in the company. >>> and president obamatook the healthcare pitch to the veterans today. but as swroel brown shows us, back here in washington, we're seeing some signs that the president, they might be ready to compromise on one key issue. >> in his nonstop push for the healthcare reform, president obama, they added a part of the sales pitch to the speech to the veterans in phoenix. >> that's one thing that the reform won't change is the veterans healthcare. no one is going to take away your benefits. that's the plain and simple truth. >> outside here, the call for the government run healthcare plan, fueling more protests. the president supporters -r, they helped signs pressing for the so-called public options, but the liberal democrats fear that they mite abandon that part of the plan to gain conservative support. they signaled the president, hoping to compromise. >> through the bottom line of this for the the president, they have to have the choice in the competition and the insurance market. stkphr-t white house says they

reader, visionary ? no, i have them. huh. the new lightweight hp mini netbook with windows and america's largest and most-reliable 3g network built in. >> julie: president obamas taking his push for health care reform to colorado today. in a few hours he will face questions in grand junction. we're going to bring it to you as soon as it happens live right here on fox. and despite today's attack that killed seven people and wounded dozens more in kabul. hamid karzai is predicting that voters will go to the polls for elections. and we're keeping a close eye on storm activity brewing in the atlantic. a new tropical depression formed right behind tropical storm ana. people in puerto rico are being urged to keep an eye on ana's path. >> gregg: with so much talk to reform our health care system there are more questions than answers. who knows what we could end up with. >> julie: that is the question. that is who better to ask then the men and women who work right in the trenches. talking about nurses and hospitals. customer reports says when it comes to choosing a hospital for the best quality medical care. we have trish from consumer reports. so think like a nurse

host: for readers who have not seen the article, what is the idea of the peace -- piece? guest: barack obamased a lot to gay and lesbian people. he has not delivered much. there is a lot of anger building this summer. i was curious to look at the question of whether the current impasse really reveals more about his resistance to making progress or our own it in but tense in figuring out how to organize. host: what are the key issues the gay community is concerned about? guest: they're spending hate crime legislation is, that would protect us from discrimination in employment, pending legislation that would extend the federal benefits to employees of the government, and, of course, don't ask don't tell and marriage, but two big ones. host: what has the president done or what has his administration done so far on those issues? guest: right out of the gate, hillary clinton as secretary of state expended a lot of benefits to employees there. later on the president extended a number of similar benefits to federal employees but stopped short that would require an act of congress to secure. we've g

obama to do. this is what i want congress to do. this is why i think the trades are wrong. here is something you can do, readersolve the problem no matter what is going on in washington, d.c. [applause] i wanted this to last 40 years. i want us to be mindful that sometimes we may have to take less than a full load. in 1992, i ran for president saying that i wanted to have 260,000 young people serve in america. by the time i left office, a total of 700,000 had. i just went to president obama's bill signing saying there will have 2002 under the thousand people a year -- 220,000 people a year. it is still a great thing for america. we have to be willing to understand that. when i was president, we started having the federal government issue and guaranteed student loans. it saved every student $1,300 in repayment costs for every $10,000 they borrowed. in eight years, the taxpayers pay $4 million to save the students $9 billion. now president obama wants to make that a universal program in america. do i think we should do it? you bet i do. is it worth the 16 years it took? absolutely. the secretary of education is

obama to do. this is what i want congress to do. this is why i think the trades are wrong. here is something you can do, reader, to help solve the problem no matter what is going on in washington, d.c. [applause] i wanted this to last 40 years. i want us to be mindful that sometimes we may have to take less than a full load. in 1992, i ran for president saying that i wanted to have 260,000 young people serve in america. by the time i left office, a total of 700,000 had. i just went to president obama's bill signing saying there will have 2002 under the thousand people a year -- 220,000 people a year. it is still a great thing for america. we have to be willing to understand that. when i was president, we started having the federal government issue and guaranteed student loans. it saved every student $1,300 in repayment costs for every $10,000 they borrowed. in eight years, the taxpayers pay $4 million to save the students $9 billion. now president obama wants to make that a universal program in america. do i think we should do it? you bet i do. is it worth the 16 years it took? absolutely. the secretary of edu

obama to do. this is what i want congress to do. this is why i think the trades are wrong. here is something you can do, reader, to help solve the problem no matter what is going on in washington, d.c. [applause] i wanted this to last 40 years. i want us to be mindful that sometimes we may have to take less than a full load. in 1992, i ran for president saying that i wanted to have 260,000 young people serve in america. by the time i left office, a total of 700,000 had. i just went to president obama's bill signing saying there will have 2002 under the thousand people a year -- 220,000 people a year. it is still a great thing for america. we have to be willing to understand that. when i was president, we started having the federal government issue and guaranteed student loans. it saved every student $1,300 in repayment costs for every $10,000 they borrowed. in eight years, the taxpayers pay $4 million to save the students $9 billion. now president obama wants to make that a universal program in america. do i think we should do it? you bet i do. is it worth the 16 years it took? absolutely. the secretary of edu

obama to do. this is what i want congress to do. this is why i think the trades are wrong. here is something you can do, readere the problem no matter what is going on in washington, d.c. [applause] i wanted this to last 40 years. i want us to be mindful that sometimes we may have to take less than a full load. in 1992, i ran for president saying that i wanted to have 260,000 young people serve in america. by the time i left office, a total of 700,000 had. i just went to president obama's bill signing saying there will have 2002 under the thousand people a year -- 220,000 people a year. it is still a great thing for america. we have to be willing to understand that. when i was president, we started having the federal government issue and guaranteed student loans. it saved every student $1,300 in repayment costs for every $10,000 they borrowed. in eight years, the taxpayers pay $4 million to save the students $9 billion. now president obama wants to make that a universal program in america. do i think we should do it? you bet i do. is it worth the 16 years it took? absolutely. the secretary of education is goin