you've got to fight ottoman delicacy with an anti-ottoman delicacy. a croissant. yes, the croissant, created in 1683 to celebrate the victory over the ottomans at the battle of vienna. its crescent shape marks the moon upon your plant. >> no, not the light and flaky pastry of my people's darkest hour! >> stephen: b gone, turk! >> no! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: oh-- thank you. thank you, congressman louie gohmert for warning us against the ottoman menace. but remember, sir, you're from texas. obama's probably also reviving the empire of montezuma and his as tech warriors on quetzalcoatl's back! we'll be right back! (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thanks so much. now, before the break i told you how louie gohmert had revealed barack obama's secret plan to resurrect the ottoman empire by denying us bacon. (laughter) yet another reason we must elect mitt romney. now, unfortunately, the latest quinnipiac/"new york times"/cbs/t.c.b.y. poll has obama up by ten points in ohio, nine points in florida and 12 points in

and left our friend and ally, israel, so vulnerable. >> cenk: a new ottoman empire.'re back! and led by president obama. you think i would support president obama more knowing he's restarting the ottoman empire. stephen colbert did the best takedown of him ever on this. watch. >> according to -- ottoman empire is making the comeback with the help of barack obama. >> it is i! welcome to obama's ottoman america. >> thank you congressman louie gohmert for warning us against the ottoman menace. >> cenk: that was one of the funniest and smartest segments i'veer seen. so of course, gohmert in the middle of the ring. hey, watch out. here comes colbert! what now louie? what >> on tonight's show, i'll sit down with two political polar also first the outspoken stephen baldwin and the liberal richard belzer, plus carole king. all that and more next on say anything. >> my first guest is an outspoken conservative,

and left our friend and ally, israel, so vulnerable. >> cenk: a new ottoman empire.e back! and led by president obama. you think i would support president obama more knowing he's restarting the ottoman empire. stephen colbert did the best takedown of him ever on this. watch. >> according to -- ottoman empire is making the comeback with the help of barack obama. >> it is i! welcome to obama's ottoman america. >> thank you congressman louie gohmert for warning us against the ottoman menace. >> cenk: that was one of the funniest and smartest segments i'veer seen. so of course, gohmert in the middle of the ring. hey, watch out. here comes colbert! what now louie? what now? this has been "the young turks." we'll see you tomorrow. >> eliot: good evening. i'm eliot spitzer and this is "viewpoint." this just in, barack obama has won ohio and its 18 electoral votes. no, it hasn't really happened just yet. with president obama's 10-point lead in ohio that, critical swing state is now almost out of reach for mitt romney. which means to win the election, romney almost has to swe

i know he's helped jump start a new ottoman empire. >> the only thing he knows about ottomans is where he puts his feet when he's falling asleep watching fox. >>> up next, conservatives want to unleash paul ryan and let ryan be ryan. we say bring it on. let's look at the real paul ryan right here on "hardball." you're watching it. the place for politics. >>> i'm milissa. >>> welcome back to "hardball." conservatives swoon for congressman paul ryan when he was chosen for the republican ticket, but he's since played the classic role of second fiddle. moderating his positions on both fiscal and cultural issues to conform to romney's views. well, now that romney/ryan campaign is coming off a bit of a couple rough weeks there. some conservatives have just got the answer. simply let ryan be ryan. that was the advice they dished to "the new york times" today. but is that really the smart move, really? joan walsh is editor-at-large of salon and author of "what's the matter with white people." and eugene robinson is a pulitzer prize win be columnist from "the washington post." i think there are

i know he's helped jump start a new ottoman empire. >> the only thing he knows about ottomans is wheree puts his feet when he's falling asleep watching fox. >>> up next, conservatives want to unleash paul ryan and let ryan be ryan. we say bring it on. let's look at the real paul ryan right here on "hardball." you're watching it. the place for politics. i'm an expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> i'm milissa. here is what is happening. the president and first laid dpee taped an interview on "the view" earlier. preside

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[laughter] >> is he going to yell at the ottoman. >> our great country and freedom is under attack. our country as we know it may be lost forever if we don't change the course our country's headed. we can no longer sit quietly or stand on the sidelines and watch our country go the way of socialism or something much worse. >> we will pre serve for our children this last best hope of man on earth or we will take the first step into a thousand years of darkness. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> i may not agree with the state of the country is quite that far. [laughter] i just think they pitched the perfect premise for an often chuck norris come back. this is america and a thousand years of darkness. [laughter] as that man is 72. [laughter] chuck norris is texas ranger. [applause] democrats, democrats, how do you get caught flat-footed on the better off question. it's the most important question an incumbent has faced since ronald rake laironald reagan lay carter in 1980. are you better off than you were four years ago. the answer to that question is we have and we will only be bette

the state is said to have been murdered 500 years ago by the ottomans.ince then, nuns have watched over his burial site. he is attributed with miracle- making powers, so the bush box in the chapel is always full -- the wish box in the chapel. >> i come here every saturday because i have so much to be thankful for. my daughter had bad siriasis. we went from doctor to doctor, but no one could help her. i took some oil from the monastery, and after she rubbed it on her skin, the affliction disappeared completely. -- my daughter had bad psoriasis. >> at a furred and vegetable stand at the 18-kilometer mark, we meet a 22-year-old egyptian, who fled to greece four years ago. since then, he has held his uncle growing and selling vegetables. he also works in a tire workshop here, but there have been more and more racist attacks in athens, and now, he avoids the capital. >> i have not experienced any racism out here. it is quiet. of course, for immigrants, life is not easy during a crisis. we have to work twice as hard as the greeks. >> some greeks resent the imm

an alliance with with sweden and he got he stopped the leave the issue with with turkey with the ottoman empire where there had been a conflict and he lies his troops and he made certain demands on the poland he he demanded at one point that napoleon abolished the duchy of warsaw well be turning his back on the poles who he had promised to to to to protect. both sides made demands that they ought to have known the other side wasn't going to be able to take but there was room for agreement alexander could have been a little more willing to give in the polian could have been a little more willing to give in and it might very well though worked out they had a pretty good personal relationship after til sit in heaven they they actually did have a good relationship polian and eight hundred nine after he at the battle of aga where he defeated the austrians was actually very generous to alexander who hadn't really been much help in that campaign even though they were alive but he gave us a significant chunk of territory to to. to russia two to alexander. and the final analysis on the poland jus

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change we're seeing sweeping north africa and the middle east cht it's not unlike the end of the ottomanmpire in 1991 and 120 and how the region emerges and their attitudes towards the united states and towards some of our key allies in the region like israel are really going to depend on how we position ourselves today. the words we speak and how we kind of outline our strategy to the region. >> we call you governor, but let me call you ambassador now because you were the ambassador to china and when you heard this about chris stevens, were you surprised that that could happen at at american consulate or embassy no matter what country it's been in, that americans could die? did you get the feeling we were caught a bit flat footed? >> some of or consulates, not embassies. they're in good shape. fortified, solid. they're impenetrable in a sense, but our consulates, particularly those that are relatively new, some are a little vulnerable and as we continue to shift our relationships throughout the world and provide new outreach to different areas, this is going to have to be a real focus o

it's as profound a transformation that took place with the end of the ottoman empire years ago. we're seeing extremists as well as moderates mixed together. the very unfortunate film that went viral throughout the middle east just added fuel to the fire. but i do have to say that the ambassador who died, chris stevens, was an example of the need to engage, to be engaged in the middle east. he was a great friend of the libyan people. he gave his life for his friends. i think that engagement and continued engagement will be the characteristic of this administration. regardless of whether in the short term or not for security reasons there may be a little less or more. over the long term it's in our best interest. >> doug wilson, appreciate your time. national security adviser for the obama campaign there. >>> still to come here, a former witch. that's right, former witch, may try for a second time to win a spot on capitol hill. we will tell you who, although you've probably guess who had we're talking about. >>> then coming up later, the latest on the teacher strike in chicago. th

one of the chapters in the book looks at arizona, the ottoman reservation has come the locus of immigrationtles in the area and you have native american tractors or can for the border patrol, tracking negative americans from guatemala, don't even speak spanish. speaking their native, millinery tom, in countering native americans on the side of the border on that deadly landscape. so the desert of american capitalism, a desert of the boom the boom was a biased come even when it was added peak was one of the arguments in the book. if you can tell from the chat or i just read, i also, what can we do with their neighbors? it's a question that comes up again and again in the book. if the house is on fire next door, are we called upon to do something? isn't the most basic, ethical calculation they are obvious? angela and i talked a lot about what to do with our neighbors during the three years we lived there. there is a child involved. should we have called child protective services? reported them? should we have called the cops and say hey, they're dealing. should we have opened our door to rose

all what stopped here on all this is a hurry canada and the house when this unit heart but the ottomansnd off costs here and did you darren could get beyond steamer ahoy kitchenette old and he did mean from her >> police he was killed by the officer's partner. the father of four is still on a life-support. tonight, we're learning more about both men and a half of that led each of them to the deadly encounter on interstate 680. >>pam: dan kerman has the latest into yesterday's investigation. >> this is the man police say open fire on a chp officer without warning on tuesday morning along southbound 680. investigators still cannot say why he did it. >> we do not have a motive as far as why he sought the office of. >> authorities did reveal more details about a shooting. >> from officer radio that he was falling over the deed because of an obstructive license plate, if the officer instructed to pull in behind his patrol car on the shoulder of the highway. >> he made contact with the suspect. looking at the-camera video it shows that officer in youngstown and lacey had a short conversation.

it's akin to the ottoman empire of 1919/1920. a storm front moving in.ver there's a storm front moving in there's instability all around. there will be instability for some time. i don't know that there's a whole lot we can do about that, andrea. we can protect our interests, like our diplomats abroad, and that is the host governments guaranteeing their security because that's what they're supposed to do. you can't conduct any kind of diplomatic relationship without a secure diplomatic compound or environment. second of all, let's talk about counter terrorism. let's talk about pockets of instability and despair, which give rise to anti-american sentiment. >> you would not talk about cutting off aid? >> i wouldn't -- i would use aid as a lever but not talk about -- that's a cheap political line. i learned that during the debates. say you're going to cut off aid and everybody cheers. that's a useless sound bite. you have to use aid in pursuit of america's interests. but there's a conversation that must be had about our interests in the region and about pro

a new ottoman empire. thank you, president barack hussein obama. this will be quite a legacy for you. i'm not saying that he's not christian. that's between him and god. he's helped jump-start a new ottoman empire and left our friend and ally, israel, so vulnerable in this sea of radicalism that he's helped bring to the surface and how could any of us who were around in 1979 not be reminded of president carter, who's got to be thinking, thank you i am not the worst president in the world, thought we'd turn our back on the shah, not the nicest guy, but creating some form of stability. but when he was gone president carter told khomeini a man of peace. what a welcomed thing. he came in and he was a supreme leader when our embassy was attacked which is an act of war, just like it is in libya, just like in cairo, it's an act of war. any commander would make it clear except president carter and president obama. you've attacked american soil, you've attacked us under everybody's form of international law. you either straighten it out or we're coming in b

if you likens this to the end of the ottoman empire in 1919-1920 there will be a period when we needd make sure u.s. interests and values are properly articulated and above all you can't have a relationship with nation states if diplomats are not protected. it is the duty and responsibility of host governments to protect our personnel at our embassy. they are the external ring of security. we provide internal security through the united states marine corps and this ought to be the fundamental starting place. what do we want out of these relationships longer-term? we want stability. we want free trade and commerce. we want the trade routes open. we want help on counterterrorism. we would support for our alliances in the region above all israel and that means each of the. it means to live up to commitments. if it doesn't we need to talk about how to withdraw financial. connell: you don't think or how do you think president obama for whom you worked as ambassador to china in your most recent position because you ran for the republican nomination for president this time around but how do

this gentleman's comments -- we will see the rise of the islamic empire and will replace the old ottomanthat was destroyed in world war one. host: he was talking about new regimes in place of old regimes. talk to us about that in terms of president mubarak in egypt, longtime thought of as an ally of the united states and now has been replaced by the new ruler. guest: we supported dictators who align themselves with those primarily in the cold war against the soviet union. there was that bifurcation. you had to hold your nose to do it because these dictators were very tough on their own people with no free speech and political opponents were jailed and tortured. i don't particularly think there was anything we could do about the arab spring that would stop it. i think the administration was right to give it support. these people protested just like we have the right to in this country. i think we have very little choice once these people rose up on their own. we did not start the arab spring. in a global world where everyone is connected, it is very difficult to keep something like this f

and it grows around the world and we see people in the middle east begin to have dreams of a new ottoman empire where every religion will be subjected to some of what we've seen happen in those countries where we helped bring about an arab spring that's turned into a winter nightmare. this is not a time to play petty personal games, to snub leaders of friends, of allies, even when you disagree with them, for heaven's sake. take a little time from a fundraiser, take a little time that you don't go to the golf course and meet with the leader of a country that sees hatred for its people, anti-semitism, the racism, the bigotry growing around the world, who is scared for its own existence, who can't be sure that we're going to be there with them because of the actions of this administration. take a little time to meet with them. i mean, it is an inconvenient thing to have to be president when you really are best at running for office. but take some time and be president and meet with our friends. the messages that are going out to those who we seek to make allies for the future is not a good

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