that's why i proposed a private loan ombudsman office that was included in the cfpb. mr. cordray tell me what the bureau's done to address the rising level of educational debt in the country. what are your future plans as you begin to run this agency and figure out how to protect students, in these kinds of situations. >> sure. senator, first of all you'll be pleased to know we've hired a terrific individual to serve as that private student lending ombudsman in the agency. we also made student loans one of the focuses of our know before you owe project. we reached out to the department of education, trying to work in partnership with those who are relevant in the space, and we developed a student aid shopping sheet which is now being promoted around the country. to simplify and clarify about young people and their families, who very often it's the first time they've taken an obligation of this size and magnitude. it's going to be critical to the future of that child, and their opportunities. exactly what they're getting into, exactly what the terms of their loans would be

that's the npr ombudsman. she won't let it go.view, awful. 40 minutes i put up with that woman. would you put up with that woman for 40 minutes. >> i didn't know that was terry gross. i thought that was martin short. >> you better stop asking me to carry your water. >> bill: did you think as gutfeld did it was martin short and not terry gross. >> i'm not sure. i was confused. >> bill: that's not nice. that was terry gross. >> come on. i said nothing. >> bill: terry gross is not telling the truth and she should for the sake of npr's reputation. >> he threw me under the bus. >> bill: pinheads and patriots on deck. wheel of intoxication on the field tonight. did sajak and white booze it up before their program? they had >> pinheads & patriots, ri >> and "killing lincoln," is the top selling audio book after four months in the marketplace. thank you all of you road warriors while listening. if you become a preview member you get your book or the audio free of charge. anthony from massachusetts says, you use the term conservative for c

he puts the bud in ombudsman. andrew levy. and my repulsive sidekick bill shulz. and cia operative midnight mike baker. all right. so a lot of amazing stuff happened this year. i got a new box turtle. captain hard shell. very sweet. tonight we focused on the top 50 moments. "red eye's" criteria for are a high impact story is different than other shows. some focus on news value. we don't because we don't know what news value is. in short, these are my favorite stories because they made my life easier. let's go to the first one. none other than "red eye's" man of the year. roll tape, roll tapers. >> answer the question, it from you or not? >> permit me. do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. this answer. did you send it or not? >> fy were giving a speech to 45,000 people. >> my package and i are not going to beg. we both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness. you aren't giving my package due credit. >> i have seen a lot of this congressman's body at this and he is in very good shape. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congr

that's the npr ombudsman. she won't let it go. a bad interview, awful. 40 minutes i put up with that woman. would you put up with that woman for 40 minutes. >> i didn't know that was terry gross. i thought that was martin short. >> you better stop asking me to carry your water. >> bill: did you think as gutfeld did it was martin short and not terry gross. >> i'm not sure. i was confused. >> bill: that's not nice. that was terry gross. >> come on. i said nothing. >> bill: terry gross is not telling the truth and she should for the sake of npr's reputation. >> he threw me under the bus. >> bill: pinheads and patriots on deck. wheel of intoxication on the field tonight. did sajak and white booze it up before their program? they had to. b and p moments away. [ slap! s] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums then i found new pronutrients omega-3. it's from centrum. it's a smaller minigel. with two of the best

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he puts the bud in ombudsman. andrew levy. and my repulsive sidekick bill shulz.act story is different than other shows. some focus on news value. we don't because we don't know what news value is. in short, these are my favorite stories because they made my life easier. let's go to the first one. none other than "red eye's" man of the year. roll tape, roll tapers. >> answer the question, it from you or not? >> permit me. do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. this answer. did you send it or not? >> fy were giving a speech to 45,000 people. >> my package and i are not going to beg. we both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness. you aren't giving my package due credit. >> i have seen a lot of this congressman's body at this and he is in very good shape. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> yeah. bye bye, pervert! >> yes, anthony weiner. just one accidental key stroke on a smart phone he ended an obnoxious career and provided "red eye" with hours and hours of awesome programming. thank you whereever you are. you

he puts the bud in ombudsman. andrew levy. and my repulsive sidekick bill shulz.act story is different than other shows. some focus on news value. we don't because we don't know what news value is. in short, these are my favorite stories because they made my life easier. let's go to the first one. none other than "red eye's" man of the year. roll tape, roll tapers. >> answer the question, it from you or not? >> permit me. do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. this answer. did you send it or not? >> fy were giving a speech to 45,000 people. >> my package and i are not going to beg. we both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness. you aren't giving my package due credit. >> i have seen a lot of this congressman's body at this and he is in very good shape. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> yeah. bye bye, pervert! >> yes, anthony weiner. just one accidental key stroke on a smart phone he ended an obnoxious career and provided "red eye" with hours and hours of awesome programming. thank you whereever you are. you

if you don't believe it talk to the ombudsman. >> it's not about believing it. this country needs -- >> it is a 99 percent climb and this is a problem. >> this country needs someone who knows business. especially 25 years of business you can be able to pick apart andrea any narrative you want. he's experienced and he can run the country. >> i am calling a commercial break which we will do right now. we have more politics for you tonight including this quiz which candidate is calling south carolina line gnaw his personal alamo. tonight an at large exclusive what does jose biaz have to say about who leads the client casey anthony's diary. we will be back in two minutes. >> senator santorum would you be a voice. >> surprised it's coming to me. >> what? what was your question? >> would you be a voice for speaking out for gay rights in your party and if not why not? >> i would be a voice in speaking out for making sure that every person in america gay or straight is treated with respect and dignity and has equality of opportunity. that does not mean that i would agre

ombudsman art brisman writes in an e-mail for a spokewoman that the opinion based writers clearly shareorld view that is liberal and antithetical to the koch brothers libera political perspective. he ads there can be little doubt that the times ownership and editorial page subscribe to liberal perspective. finally, iran morality police say play time is over when it comes to barbie dolls. police are telling shopkeepers to remove the leggy blonde in favor of government approved dolls, as you see here. one mom says her little girl is not a fan and prefers barbies and says the iranian dogs are ugly and fat. >>> our top story at the bottom of the hour, jon huntsman is no longer a candidate for president. he maid it official in myrtle beach. the move comes hours before tonight's candidate debate front runner mitt romney may face questions about his record as a businessman. chief washington correspondent james rosen takes a look at the paper trail. >> governor romney would like to give back all the money he earned from bankrupting companies and laying off employees, over his careers at bain, t

if you don't believe it talk to the ombudsman. >> it's not about believing it. this country needs -- >> it is a 99 percent climb and this is a problem. >> this country needs someone who knows business. especially 25 years of business you can be able to pick apart andrea any narrative you want. he's experienced and he can run the country. >> i am calling a commercial break which we will do right now. we have more politics for you tonight including this quiz which candidate is calling south carolina line gnaw his personal alamo. tonight an at large exclusive what does jose biaz have to say about who leads the client casey anthony's diary. anthony's diary. we will be back in two minutes. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living th joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to helrelieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as

if you don't believe it talk to the ombudsman. >> it's not about believing it. this country needs -- >> it is a 99 percent climb and this is a problem. >> this country needs someone who knows business. especially 25 years of business you can be able to pick apart andrea any narrative you want. he's experienced and he can run the country. >> i am calling a commercial break which we will do right now. we have more politics for you tonight including this quiz which candidate is calling south carolina line gnaw his personal alamo. tonight an at large exclusive what does jose biaz have to say about who leads the client casey anthony's diary. we will be back in two minutes. [music] when you have tough pain, do you want fast relief? try bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of your tough pain. it's proven to relieve pain twice as fast as before. bayer advanced aspirin. twice as fast as before. nature made takes a scientific approach to making their vitamins. in fact, they've invested millions of do

over the weekend, washington post ombudsman generally defended his paper's efforts, but noted there werew crowd shots, large crowd shots. and added in retrospect. i wish we'd given readers a sense of the overall magnitude of the march. ♪ >> our top story at the bottom of the hour, voting is taking place at this hour in florida and the winner take all, republican presidential primary and mitt romney is hoping to gain momentum lost. and newt gingrich has been working for a possible second consecutive victory. and correspondent steve harrigan looks at how the two men tried to make their points. >> with each day in florida, the attacks have grown sharper. newt gingrich has called mitt romney, breathlessly dishonest, ma and called gingrich, a whining, influence peddler who belongs on the moon. >> i've spent 25 years in business, and if i had a business executive come to me and say they wanted to spend a few billion dollars to put a colony on the moon i'd say you're fired. >> and what happens in six months in florida. >> and (inaudible). >> the ten day fight in florida had a number of key turn

last time i went, about a year ago, you know, driving with the, a truck given to us by the ombudsman's office of the region travels around, almost impassable road. along the road there's a tiny clearing on the side. stop and go out, there's just a row of simple crosses. it's a place where not long before a bus had been stopped by paramilitaries who worked very closely with the military, and everybody in it was shot. that's life. but the worst part of life in many ways is the chemical warfare. we don't call it defoliation now, we call it fumigation. but same thing. it's lethal substances sprayed from the skies, i suppose mostly contractors by now, and you see the effects are striking. first of all, it destroys the crops -- not just opium, it destroys everything. it poisons the land. there are people -- being a coffee farmer's not easy these days, but there are people who have managed to kind of develop a niche market for organic, high-quality organic coffee that they can sell in germany and so on. that's finished because the land's poisoned, you can't grow anything more. people with hor

if you go by the body language ombudsman points of view, it seems newt will win the race and that will shape up the race. >> speaking of that, mark, if newt wins today, will that win carry into florida ten days from now? >> i think that's one miscalculation the romney campaign may be thinking. florida's a big state. it's hard to compete if you're not well funded, but i think if gingrich wins here today, he'll go into florida with a big-headed scheme. i think gingrich could win -- take south carolina, springboard into florida. that could be the decisive battle as it's been so many time over the years. >> and, mark, if what you believe will happen does happen it will, in fact, with historic because never before have three different republican candidates won the first three republican contests. what d us that mean for the race? >> it's pretty fitting given we have five or six people who won't afford any of them. they were ahead in follows, but it's fitting we have three different people winning in the end in the first three. it means things are unsettled. it means mitt romney, who's furth

you are pleased to know we hired a terrific individual to serve as that private lending student ombudsman. the know before you owe project, we reached out to the department of education trying to work in partnership and we developed a student aid shopping sheet which is now being promoted around the country to simplify and clarify for young people and their families who very often it's the first time they've undertaken an obligation of this size and magnitude and will be critical to the future of that child and their opportunities exactly what they're getting into, exactly what the terms of their loans would be, the repayment terms, their costs, the interest rates and the like and we are also working to further promote clarity around the repayment terms of student loans. we have a calculator tool on our website that people can use. young people who often don't appreciate the difference between federal student loans and private student loans don't understand the difference in terms. don't understand the timing in repayment. and we're going to look for more opportunities to try to positivel