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i said that's so anti-american when anybody has to vote outloud.to give him a third shot. i'm on vacation last week i see this stiff hoffa and he is up there talking about essentially threatening people calling them sob's obama can't track everybody down who uses his name in vain. then i hear that's in an actual intro deduction to obama. that obama came up right after that and he didn't have a sister soldier moment where he looked at him and i said i told you after gabby giffords shut up with that crap. i don't like barack obama anymore. you know why? he doesn't like me and 50% of america. is he not stick up for us. it's time for this guy to go next year. is he inept and officially creepy after not chiding hoffa jr. for saying that for god's sake. >> bill: did you ever like him, miller? >> sure i did. how many months when i said i saw him in grant park that night and i thought about black kids in this country and how who he have had to look up to syringes in their asses to hit home runs and women in such misogynistic terms. i thought this is a grea

. >>> well, here's something you don't hear every day, because people don't usually say it outloud. ken langone is a businessman, co-founder of home depot, a philanthropist and an ardent foe of president obama. and this morning on "squawk box" on cnbc under questioning by andrew ross sorkin, he said this. >> if we change the faces in the white house, we're on the road to recovery. >> you think it's that simple? >> i believe it's that simple. we need leadership, we need cheerleading, we need encouragement. we need businessmen and fat cats do feel like their doing something good. not that they're criminals. >> as you might imagine, people had at ken langone all day. the writer john cook on the website gawker said, "why should fat cats feel badly about getting fat, while the middle class taxpayers who financed that bailout, slide into poverty? they need to feel good about earning record profits. it's hard enough without cheerleaders." >>> the moment of the week on capitol hill took place at a hearing about oil drilling in the alaskan wildlife refuge, what you're about to see is an exch

. >> if the person giving you your room key says your name outloud or your room number, you want to bend another room because anyone lingering in the lobby could overhear that. >> also says requests an escort from the parking lot. >>> today marks the two-month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. >> reporter: what protesters here in baltimore plan to do to make sure you hear them loud and clear. >> reporter: kidnapped and sexually assaulted. that's what one teenage girl says happened to her. police need your help in tracking down the suspect. that story just ahead. >>> all new this morning, what the tsa has to say about a study on body scanners that story straight ahead. >>> taking a look at maryland's most powerful doppler radar. so far all rain passing east of essex on to rock hall. annapolis light but gets heavier to the south and off to easton. plan for moderate rain. we could have snow flakes this morning. we'll talk about that in a moment. >>> slow traffic on 83 near mount carmel road. also stopped traffic on the northwest side of the beltway. we'll have details when "

i think he's saying, let that work for crying outloud but, of course, with the unions, the free marketoesn't exist. >> brenda: what do you say to governor christie? >> is a science teacher more important than an english teacher? or is a history? nobody knows any history anymore. >> brenda: gym teachers. gym! >> well, we have over half of our high school graduates cannot pass a physical to get into the military. that's how unhealthy our kids are today. it seems to me -- and we have one of the worst -- we have one of the worst levels of good science education of any oecd country. they're both failing. i don't think either one of them should be making as much as, say, an english teacher where at least our kids can speak english. >> brenda: don't we need more people learning about the periodic table than learning about playing dodge ball? >> absolutely. i mean, everyone knows it's a problem with the lack of concentration in math and science. i agree with gary and agree with governor christie. the unions need to butt out. he's not putting down gym teachers. all he is saying is if math and s

. >>> here's something you don't hear every day, people don't usually say it outloud.founder of home depot, a philanthropist and this morning on "skwak box" he said this. >> if we change the faces in the white house, we're on the road to recovery. >> you think it's that simple? >> i think it's that simple. we need leadership, cheerleading, we need encouragement. and fat cats do feel like their doing something good. >> people had at him all day, the writer john cook on the website gawker said, why should fat cats feel badly about getting fat, while the middle class taxpayers who financed that bailout, slide into poverty. they need to feel good about earning record profits. the moment of the week on capitol hill took place at a hearing about oil drilling in the alaskan wildlife refuge, what you're about to see is an exchange between alaska republican don young and the witness, the historian and author doug brinkley of rice university. it goes very haywire very quickly. the two men don't agree, they don't like each other, pay special attention to the young female aides si

president clinton says every day he tries to say outloud either i don't know our'm wrong.is advice. not sure i could or any of us for that matter. an degreey, what do you think? is this advice that president obama is giving? >> andrea: how is this different from the '90s when he was home with hillary? where were you that night? what were you doing in the oval office? i don't know. i don't know. i was wrong. i was wrong. nothing changed. >> greg: he is so smooth! this is just the best way to pick up chicks. a woman says she loves a guy who says he was wrong. give him credit for that. >> eric: chicks? >> bob: that may be the reason i don't get dates. i want to go to the audience. who do you think looks better in this house? here or here? please. send us your e-mails and let us know. >> eric: kimberly. >> bob: i want to say what somebody tweeted. >> eric: bob is wrong. bob doesn't remember. >> kimberly: that was incorrect application of assignment. you are supposed to say you don't know. you're wrong. >> bob: what are you wrong about? besides most everything. >> eric: what am

sometimes things are true in general but there are some remarks that you can't say outloud, will.o you think it is fair the president said that and was he really talking about the american people, per se? >> that's what i just said. i don't know. >> lz. >> did i say will, i meant lz you did. >> as far as i'm concerned it is a shame the president's words were taken out of context in that ad. it is ridiculous. clearly it is not what he meant calling american workers lazy. there is something to be said over the fact we have gotten so used to seeming we are number one in everything that we don't stop and look at our efforts in everything. i think that is important for us to do. i will give an example. i recently wrote a story on espn and i looked at the college graduation rates and i was shocked to see the u.s. per capita was 13th in the world in terms of college degrees in the population. 13th. so we snipped in a lot of place answer we need to talk about that. if you need to hear things like we are lazy or not as educated to shake things up i think that is a good thing. >> thank you

each address read outloud represents another homeowner in financial trouble. a.j.mith lost his home earlier this year. >> we got so far behind from them selling our loan that we didn't know it went to a different bank that i just couldn't make up the money to pay for it. >> reporter: smith is among 25 people now camping out in front of san jose city hall as part of the occupy movement. >> yeah, it was very difficult. me an my wife ended up getting divorced over it. so she went and lived with her grandma and i just came out here, trying to get work. >> reporter: misfortune for some is seen as opportunity for potential buyers. investors outside the court house didn't want to talk to us on camera but say they expect the list of foreclosures to get longer in the coming months. that's because in october, 3500 default notices went out in contra costa, alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties. that's up 10% from september and up 18% in santa clara county from one year ago. dave runs san jose foreclosure help program and says they have seen an increase the last two mont

acting outloud even though the audience would never hear a word. >> if i screwed up the dialogue androvising it who cares. >> reporter: you didn't have to memorize a thing. >> less work for dan. me like. >> reporter: not that it was easy. cromwell who plays valentine's loyal chauffeur says on the silent screen overacting is far too easy. >> the difficulty for an actor is that you have no reference as to where to pitch your performance. usually we gauge it by hearing ourselves speak. this you have to rely completely on your facial expressions and your gestures. >> reporter: and of course the music which becomes almost a character itself. it helps set the mood for what becomes a love story between valentine whose star begins to fade and his beautiful chorus girl who soon finds her voice in the talkees. to bring peppy miller to life, the director's wife spent hours studying classic hollywood legends like marlene a dietrich. >> i used to watch the way she winked and she smoked cigarettes and held her head and moved just because i needed to have a sense of what it was to be an american mo

neither the campaign nor the service will say outloud what triggered the request, but let's face it. it's been widely reported that cain has received threats in the past, even dating back to his days as a corporate executive. so cain now is the first of the republican candidates to receive a secret service detail. we don't know, as of right now, if any of the other have asked. by law, you probably know the nominees of major parties do get federal protection for the general election cycle. it's a little unusual for the primary candidates to get coverage but we have to say it's by no means unprecedented. >> take us back through some of the other campaigns. a lot of discussion when then candidate barack obama received this protection, but where did that fit in the grand scheme of things in terms of when it came about? >> reporter: well, it's a good point. senator barack obama when he was running for the democratic nomination actually received his protection in may of 2007. looking at the calendar, that is 18 full months before the general election. so that is earlier than cain has gotte

say it's about disaster aid and combating terrorism and piracy but what the president doesn't say outloud anyway is that it's also about countering china's aggressiveness. >> we welcome a rising, peaceful china. you know, what they have been able to achieve in terms of lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty over the last two decades has been nothing short of remarkable. with their rise, comes increased responsibilities. it's important for them to play by the rules of the road. >> reporter: the new agreement with long time american ally australia calls for u.s. marines to begin training with australian forces in the northern part of the country, near the shipping lanes of the south china sea. 250 marines will arrive nemt year. they will eventually grow to a task force of 2,500 and rotate through bases australia. the president's message is despite defense cuts, the u.s. intends to build up its presence in this region and to remain a pacific power. erica? >> bill plante in australia for us this morning, thanks. >>> take a look at the fallout from the "60 minutes" reports how i

it's become a you tube sensation because she was laughing outloud.ed her, by the way, whether or not she misses 2012, whether she misses, you know, being in the thick of yet another campaign after the bruising battle of 2008. she basically told me, been there, done that. let's see if we have that clip. >> ed, that was a wonderful experience. for president but whe and i'm veryocused o what think needs e done for our country and that's where my time and attention is devoted. >> she also said she's very excited that her daughter is launching a journalism career now, just hired by nbc news. guys? >> that's great. thanks so much for the update from bali. wonderful. by the way, streaking with a torch, you know, dangerous. brian learned that. >> yeah. and that was -- and that's -- i'm somewhat a trial and error guy. you could tell me as much. i'll try it myself. >> that's right. meanwhile, let's get to your headlines and tell you what else is happening in the news including this dramatic story. police in lafayette, indiana, cleared in the shooting death of

>> number 4, oh, for crying outloud, number 4 -- oh, nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi. help me out. >> sorry, it's warren buffet's secretary. >> thank you. i knew it was a woman. warren buffet's secretary. she has become the most sympathetic woman in the world because warren buffet himself is a cheapskate. just because he can't figure out a way to pay her without putting her into this higher tax bracket, he's changing our entire tax system. just so he and obama can make a political point. here's the advice, warren buffet, pay your secretary with stock options and then she can pay the capital gains tax rate which is lower. >> so she fits into a different tax bracket. >> why can't he figure that out? >> suddenly to keep talking about her on a regular basis. number three on your list, of course, this is timely in the headlines this week, the super committee. >> yeah, the super committee. first of all, doomed from the start. patty murray, senator patty murray was on this committee. she's a wonderful woman but not the president of the senate's mensa club, if you know what i