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happening here is a phenomenon that's huge it's an explosion and on the right there are people like orrin hatch who are saying this is dangerous he's right but he doesn't have a clue how dangerous it is people are waking up there are so many things there is there's a lot of anger about this people are furious that they're getting ripped off that the system is broken that it no longer represents the people that the. congress represents corporations now this is a very common thing that whether they're democrats or republicans it doesn't matter who you vote for because they're going to take care of the corporations first not the people. now a quarter past the hour in moscow if you think we've been covering on at just ahead of time. lots of. waiting for you. right now we take a look at how the case of a russian businessman accused of stealing is costing a shot over the u.s. justice system. and a russian truck driver rescued dozens of people from a burning building drivers vehicle next to the window so people could jump to safety from all just. the euro zone's rescue plan for the indebted nations ha

happening here is a phenomenon that's huge it's an explosion and on the right there are people like orrin hatch who are saying this is dangerous he's right but he doesn't have a clue how dangerous it is people are waking up there are so many that there is this a lot of anger about this people are furious that they're getting ripped off that the system is broken that it no longer represents the people that that the congress represents corporations now this is a very common thing that whether they're democrats or republicans it doesn't matter who you vote for because they're going to take care of the corporations first not the people. social media consultant roll call on the phenomenon that's gripping the whole of the u.s. the international chorus of disapproval has hit ukraine over the verdict handed down to former prime minister yulia timoshenko the iron lady of ukrainian politics has been sentenced to seven years behind bars for abuse of power when signing gas contracts with russia she's also been fined almost two hundred million dollars exact some of the deals allegedly lost ukraine a verdict

happening here is a phenomenon that's huge it's an explosion and on the right there are people like orrin hatch who are saying. this is dangerous he's right but he doesn't have a clue dangerous it is what do you think it's going to take you know what do you think it's going to take for these protests and certainly you know we keep hearing these protests continue to grow they're not losing steam they're gaining steam but in terms of actually translating from you know messaging yelling marching occupying how does that then translate into action into real change happening in this country i'm not sure i think that one thing will happen i talked to a twenty year old in philadelphia matt he was out of school for it took the year off of these he's doing the occupy the occupy philadelphia he said even if they set their occupy thought healthy things would still could go wrong because people are waking up there are so many there's a lot of anger about this people are furious that they're getting ripped off that the system is broken that it no longer represents the people that the congress represents corp

and get people in there who aren't owned by wall street so folks like mike lee instead of senator orrin hatch well how do you think that that is working you know because we did see of course this huge groundswell come out for the november elections and you could say that the tea party really played a big role in not getting the majority back to the republicans but now how much has changed but i think we're still in across. taking over the g.o.p. at the local level we've had a huge historic victory and twenty times and we'll see what happens and i said ok levin i meant money well there's so many elections going on that it's hard to keep track but we are looking ahead to two thousand and twelve and i think we're going to focus a lot on the senate and if we can continue this process over time to going to see a big difference made again the biggest difference between these two groups is that their solutions tend to be we want government to do more we say we don't really trust really anyone in power who can get corrupted by wall street or any others special interest so we really need people that a

. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator orrin hatch i will run into four senators around there information, i get to meet their staff and we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a much more intimate relationship with our show, so i have the jump on every single other cable news show and they have to do these by remote, satellite, set them up and hope the people show up. i can put my hands right on their throats. >> searching for clues, motivations and the consequences of crime. they were staples of "on the record" for many years. but greta has expanded the focus. now her show goes to wherever her curiosity leads her. to people. >> what did she say? >> she said nothing. nothing until she was on the boat and then she's, hey, you are not going with me. >> we receive a lot of the glory we also receive a lot of the blame. >> its impossible to shut down, isn't it? >> it is. i have a lot of experience with that. shutting down rumors is certainly not something i know how to do. >> greta's curiosity also takes her places. >> is there any way to sort of measure the damage to the infr

. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator orrin hatch i will run into four senators around there information, i get to meet their staff and we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a much more intimate relationship with our show, so i have the jump on every single other cable news show and they have to do these by remote, satellite, set them up and hope the people show up. i can put my hands right on their throats. >> searching for clues, motivations and the consequences of crime. they were staples of "on the record" for many years. but greta has expanded the focus. now her show goes to wherever her curiosity leads her. to people. >> what did she say? >> she said nothing. nothing until she was on the boat and then she's, hey, you are not going with me. >> we receive a lot of the glory we also receive a lot of the blame. >> its impossible to shut down, isn't it? >> it is. i have a lot of experience with that. shutting down rumors is certainly not something i know how to do. >> greta's curiosity also takes her places. >> is there any way to sort of measure the damage to the infr

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really get harassment, there was, in addition to all of the other accusations -- i think it was orrin hatch waving the bible talking about exorcisms -- [laughter] but it did not go with the hearing. it followed you for quite some time. there were security issues. there was practically emotional torture to the extent that even friends of yours, not just you, but friends were forced to move from oklahoma, as i recall. there was a little package of fecal matter that was sent to you. there were security issues constantly for quite a bit of time and to some extent into the present. >> it is a testament to my friends and colleagues that i was able to continue. there was a pressure at the university of oklahoma for me to be fired. it was coming from officials, legislators, state legislators. when that did not work, there were threats to the existence of the law school and the funding of the law school. of course, that was an effort for my colleagues to turn against me. but one of the women who was on the faculty then, prof. surely we can, and i believe she is here. surely was with me on the team.

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senator orrin hatch also slamming them, they are alarming, we are going to have riots in this country of what these people are doing. listen to him and others talking about tea party rallies. >> been watching what the tea party does, i've been very impressed. i think it's time for america to take back america and the tea party is playing a role in that and i appreciate it. >> the tea party movement is expressing the most powerful political force in america. it's written in the constitution of the united states, we the people. we the people expressing their concern about their loss of freedom, the fiscal irresponsibility of this administration and the leadership here in this house. >> first, i'd like to thank you, though, for being here and for fighting on the front lines of what we know is truly a battle for our democracy. >> what do you think about this whole tea party citizens movement? i said it's getting bigger, stronger, and more impactful. >> again, the issues not what each side believes, but politicians on one side rally for democracy and the other a threat to it. amy, thanks v

. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator orrin hatch i will run into four senators around thereormation, i get to meet their staff and we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a much more intimate relationship with our show, so i have the jump on every single other cable news show and they have to do these by remote, satellite, set them up and hope the people show up. i can put my hands right on their throats. >> searching for clues, motivations and the consequences of crime. they were staples of "on the record" for many years. but greta has expanded the focus. now her show goes to wherever her curiosity leads her. to people. >> what did she say? >> she said nothing. nothing until she was on the boat and then she's, hey, you are not going with me. >> we receive a lot of the glory we also receive a lot of the blame. >> its impossible to shut down, isn't it? >> it is. i have a lot of experience with that. shutting down rumors is certainly not something i know how to do. >> greta's curiosity also takes her places. >> is there any way to sort of measure the damage to the infrastr

. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator orrin hatch i will run into four senators around there information, i get to meet their staff and we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a much more intimate relationship with our show, so i have the jump on every single other cable news show and they have to do these by remote, satellite, set them up and hope the people show up. i can put my hands right on their throats. >> searching for clues, motivations and the consequences of crime. they were staples of "on the record" for many years. but greta has expanded the focus. now her show goes to wherever her curiosity leads her. to people. >> what did she say? >> she said nothing. nothing until she was on the boat and then she's, hey, you are not going with me. >> we receive a lot of the glory we also receive a lot of the blame. >> its impossible to shut down, isn't it? >> it is. i have a lot of experience with that. shutting down rumors is certainly not something i know how to do. >> greta's curiosity also takes her places. >> is there any way to sort of measure the damage to the infr

. >> if i go to capitol scmil interview orrin hatch, i will run into four senators on my way up thereff. we put it on gretawire so the viewers have a much more intimate relationship with our show. so i have the jump on every single other cable news show. they have these by remote satellite. they have to hope the people show up. i can put my hands right on their throats. >> be sure to tune in tomorrow night eastern for fox newschannel. 15 years, fair and balanced. straight hade, members of congress happy to see each other. it's true. it's all because of gabrielle giffords. see what she was doing in washington today. and also, it is the biggest thing to hit new jersey since thing to hit new jersey since snooki and the [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choo any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. now this...will work. [ male announcer ] just

senator orrin hatch slamming them saying they're alarming and we're going to get more of it. we'll have riots in this country because of what these people are doing. that was him just yesterday. listen to him and others talking about tea party rallies. >> i've been watching what the tea party does. i'm impressed. >> the tea party movement is expressing the most powerful political force in america. it's written in the constitution of the united states, we, the people. we, the people, expressing their concern about their loss of freedom. physical irresponsibility of this administration in the leadership here in this house. >> first i'd like to thank you, though, for being here and for fighting on the front lines of what we know is truly a battle for our democracy. >> what do you think about this whole tea party citizens movement? i said it's getting bigger, stronger, and more impactful. >> again, the issue is not what each side believes but rather politicians on one side rallying expressing democracy and the other side's rally, a threat it to. joining us is co-chair of the tea

senator orrin hatch slamming them saying they're alarming and we're going to get more of it.ll have riots in this country because of what these people are doing. that was him just yesterday. listen to him and others talking about tea party rallies. >> i've been watching what the tea party does. i'm impressed. >> the tea party movement is expressing the most powerful political force in america. it's written in the constitution of the united states, we, the people. we, the people, expressing their concern about their loss of freedom. physical irresponsibility of this administration in the leadership here in this house. >> first i'd like to thank you, though, for being here and for fighting on the front lines of what we know is truly a battle for our democracy. >> what do you think about this whole tea party citizens movement? i said it's getting bigger, stronger, and more impactful. >> again, the issue is not what each side believes but rather politicians on one side rallying expressing democracy and the other side's rally, a threat it to. joining us is co-chair of the tea part

orrin hatch of utah said it sends the wrong message. >> we're also telling the world community that the. is turning inward once again, seeking protectionist solutions to global problems, and not really interested in working with other countries to solve our current international economic crisis. >> holman: the bill's future in the house was unclear. the speaker ohio republican john boehner said today it's wrong and dangerous. for his part, president obama stopped short of endorsing the measure. but at his news conference, he did accuse china of gaming the trading system to its advantage. the european union said today it will move to expand sanctions against syria, targeting its largest commercial bank. the move follows this week's failure of a u.n. security council resolution calling for an end to the violence in syria. it was vetoed by china and russia. on wednesday, demonstrators in several syrian towns and cities burned russian and chinese flags. there were no reports of any police response. also today the u.n. said the number of people killed in the syrian government crackdown is mo

you can read orrin hatch's autobiography and he will tell you this great pride that before the president nominated me, before he nominated justice breyer, he called senator hatch and said, or income i had a gain of nominating ginsberg or breyer, breyer or ginsburg. would that be okay with you? that doesn't happen anymore. aiming, i was confirmed 96203. think of the vote for elena kagan who superbly qualified for the child and she had many more negative vote because the division was on party lines. sunday, we will get back to the way it once was, but it will take people on both sides of the aisle was sent to really care of making government work to affect that change. i should say privately that the white house people were quite worried about my aclu affiliation and what they call murder boards, preparation for the hearing. people in the white house staff would take the part of various senators and ask a question and the questions it be, run this way. you run the aclu board in the year 1976. and in that year, the past that resolution. did you vote for it? i said stop because i will not do

the ranking republican member was orrin hatch. his autobiography. he will tell you with great pride, before the president nominated me, justice breyer, he called senator hatch and said, orrin, i am thinking of the nominating ginsberg or briar. would that be ok with you? -- ginsburg or breyer. that does not happen anymore. i was confirmed 96-3. think about the vote for elena kagan, who was supreme unqualified for the job. she had many more negative votes because the division was on party lines. sunday, we will get back to the way -- some day, we will get back to the way it was. but it will take people on both sides of the aisle, who care to make government work, to the fact that change. i should say, by the way, the white house people were quite worried about my aclu and affiliation, in what they called murder boards, preparation for the hearing. people in the white house staff would take the part of various senators and ask me questions. the question would be run this way. you were on the aclu board in the year 1976. in that year, a past -- they pas

both richard lugar, from indiana and orrin hatch, they have a lot of the tea party very mad at them. old bull senate republicans. >> heather: not just voters being fickle or angry again and wanting to oust them, it is also redistricting. >> absolutely. redistricting is going to reconfigure the map. making it harder for some incumbents to run. it makes it difficult for challengers right now to know where they are running. many states haven't finished redistricting. i think in the end, the tea party is not going to lose a lot ofç is members that it elected in 2010. a, because most have stood firm on the clear principles they ran on. secondly, it is very difficult to defeat an incumbent. i do think if there are tea party people who vote for higher taxes and almost all have signed the no new taxes pledge that would be a breach of public faith that would give them problems. >> heather: before we talked about the tea party. now we are talking about occupy wall street. what if any influence do you think occupy wall street will have? >> clearly, the left wing has decided they need some kind

it happened to orrin hatch when he was running briefly in the '90s.was one of the reasons why romney has had, not the only reason, why he's not been able to get much about 25% in the primary process. just analytically, the most important statement that the reverend made, didn't catch his last name, was that in the general election, they could vote for him if other issues justified it, so these are votes that are not lost i think to romney should he become the nominee, but clearly, some are going to be lost to him in the primary. t"the washington post" poll showed some 20% of evangelical christians wouldn't vote for someone who they junled not to be of their faith. that's down from four years ago when it was at 40%. z >> the reverend robert jeffers, he's the one that spoke to our own jim acosta -- you're the son of the south. what do you make of this? >> first of all, the church of jesus christ, latter day saints, they believe in jesus christ. the point here is that people of that faith have served this country honorably for a long time without any inf

caller: as people listen to you, they should know that senator orrin hatch is one of the most far-rightators of the congress. i think people should keep that in mind when they listen to what you are saying. guest: i enjoyed my time. some people notice that he has received some attention from both the right and left for not sitting in their particular part of the political spectrum. he was a great man to work for and he has a lot of diverse views. a conservative senator one that wanted to be more conservative. caller: i have not heard anyone discuss increasing the defense budget as opposed to decrease in it as a way to provide a bigger stimulus for the economy rather than bailing out wall street and of the banks. so if no one is discussing it, perhaps you could explain that to me. guest: well, i am not really familiar how the defense budget has been used to bail out the banks. it seems as though we are in a world where people are talking about cutting the defense budget. extending the budget was the way we got most of the boom during world war ii. that is not on the table now. host: woul