senator john overton of louisiana and richard russell of georgia even amended that select i have service -- selective service bill to allow the governors to seize industrial plants if their owners refused to accept government defense contracts. and in 1950 a dozen year after the purge, tidings was virtually the only senator with the courage to stand up to joe mccarthy. after mccarthy's committee -- sorry, after tidings' committee investigated mccarthy's reckless accusations, tidings stood up on the senate floor and announced that they were a fraud and a hoax. and even harold ickies, one of the purge's most fervent champions, made an bout face and praised tidings. but in 1950 tidings lost his seat in the senate to mccarthy's own hand-picked candidate. by taking down the prime target on roosevelt's hit list of 1938, mccarthy accomplished what roosevelt could not. and i wonder what fdr would have thought about the defeat of his new deal foe at the hands of joe mccarthy. there are many lessons to be learned from the purge that i discuss in my book, but the simplest ones may be that, first, i

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think it's a very shrewd mood to protect this country's gold acids there is however the political overtone in that he used wants to pull out the other financial assets that israel has in the u.k. in the u.s. and in britain and push it into what he calls. russia china and brazil not to me a very big statement being made but in practical terms we're talking about huge volumes here over two hundred tons. venezuelan's gold is currently held a with c. so really how can this be executed. well it can be executed and israel has said very clearly that they will be doing it transitionally and slowly because they want to make sure that the actual goal that they get back is the goal that they originally sent especially after some rumors that there had been some counterfeiting of certain gold. in various especially in america and other parts of europe so i think it was once to make sure he sent out is that gold is going to be getting back in his central bank vaults there is however another aspect which i think perhaps mr chavez has not measurable potential risk and consequence because this is an outrig

it's cultural, but it, you know, has racial overtones since all the artists they are attacking are black it's cultural. their kids are listening to this music. you know, senator thompson, at one of the marketing accountability act hearings-- senator lieberman held this thing, and senator thompson, who's a republican, says, "i think that every young american, "especially boys, 14, 15 years old, "should hear--should see saving private ryan, "because i believe that builds character, "and they understand war, and they need to understand war." i said, "well, [...], "then every young person should see snoop dogg, "should hear snoop dogg too, because there's a war going on down the block." and that's another ugly reality of our lives, you know, that we live with and that we, you know, can't hide from our young people. they have to address the issue of poverty. you know, we don't spend any time, energy, or enough money on war-- the war on poverty. you know, we need $32 billion more to fight, you know, for our military right now, i saw in the paper today, but what about the war on poverty? what's

at the wisconsin state fair last week, a flash mob turned into a violent free for all with racial overtones. >> my mom just got attacked by a flash mob. >> punched in the face for no reason. >> reporter: in philadelphia, a series of flash mob robberies and street fights led the mayor last week to impose a 9:00 p.m. curfew on friday and saturday night in downtown areas. >> if you want to act like a butthead, your butt is going to be locked up. >> reportete but the problem continues to spread. with the robbery over the weekend in suburban washington, police say at least 28 different individuals were involved and if identified, could face felony charges. to make it clear there is nothing funny or cool about this. the national retail federation now estimates that about 1 in 10 stores in this country have been the victim of a flash mob invasion and robbery, diane. >> 1 in 10? >> reporter: serious problem. in the last six to nine months, this has taken off. >> what are you supposed to do if you are in a store and it happens? >> reporter: stand clear. they tell employees, don't try to stop it. jus

he needs credit for doing something in substantive terms but it has a lot of political overtones. it's really covered with politics. it sounds like he's not really seriously expected congress to act. what he is doing is looking for a way to beat republicans over the head. >> jessica, what do you think is behind the timing here? >> there are a couple of things. the president's advisers from my reporting think there's no real point in rolling out legislation right now when congress is away. calling them back for a fight isn't going to serve anyone's interest. it will be gridlock. don't do it when they're away and when summer distractions drown out big news. do it when the focus is on washington in september. it does have the political benefit, anderson, of putting him on the road in the fall with real voters and real people when i should point out that congress is likely to be back in washington locked in partisan fights not only is that super committee coming back to town to talk about the deficit reduction that david was mentioning but keep in mind congress has not yet passed the

. >> you cannot deny that religion is an undertone and overtone of 9/11. this is religious fanatics who perpetrated this heinous act. and they wanted to silence all other religious and cultural voices. that was their intent. aren't they, in fact, winning if you are now silencing religious and cultural voices at a commemoration? >> juan: what about being divisive? that's the mayor's point. >> why can't it be unionive? >> juan: saying keep religion out of it. >> do you remember yankee stadium two weeks later? prayer for america? all those religious people gathered. >> juan: including muslims. >> of course including muslims. >> juan: dr. butler, what do you say. >> i agree with father here. i have to say that he is making more out of this than it should be. i mean, you know, for shame, mayor bloomberg, really. it's the one moment where you could show that religion can do something positive and in the weeks after 9/11 when you had the thing at yankee stadium. had you all these memorials set up to people missing in the towers. i just don't understand why he wan

going into the urban areas, congresswoman, that number skyrockets to 26% in little haiti, 27% in overton9%, unbelievably, in liberty city. in the next jobs bill, the pmt is proposing -- are you concerned it won't reach far enough to get to the struggling urban areas where we are seeing the numbers reach almost 30%? >> absolutely. and that's why the congressional black caucus is here today. we see the writing on the wall and the writing on the wall is we are not doing enough to be able to help the average american person. we have done a lot of to helps and banks, they are all surviving with money and yet are not hiring people. so when the president comes back in september i'm looking forward to his reflection and ideas, but we have to do more and there also needs to be accountability. we had a stimulus bill and spent $787 billion, almost $70 billion in transportation. we were supposed to create new jobs, but what, in fact, happened is people who already had jobs were able to keep their jobs. we now know that new people, people you see behind me, many are mature americans who have the degr

needs to be given credit for doing something in substantive terms but it has a lot of political overtones, doesn't it? really colored with politics. and it sounds like he's not really seriously expecting congress to act. what he is doing is looking for a way to beat republicans over the head. >> jessica, what do you think is behind the timing here? >> reporter: well, there are a couple of things. the president's advisors from my reporting think that there's no real point in rolling out legislation right now when congress is away. calling them back for a fight isn't going to serve anyone's interests. it will be gridlock. don't do it when they're away. when summer distractions drown out big news, do it when the focus is back on washington in september. it does have the political benefit, anderson, of putting him out on the road in the fall with real voters and real people, when i should point out that congress is likely to be back in washington locked in partisan fights. not only is that super committee coming back to town to start talking about the deficit reduction that david was mentioni

. >> and the racial overtones in a controversial war of words between two african american legislaturesnd there is a look at golden gate bridge part of it. because the advancing marine layer is obscuring our view. what does this mean for the weekend weather? the cooling forecast is coming up. ososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososososo

that prompted air force officers to protest the religious overtones of the course.ded the class. mikey runs a group military religious freedom foundation. a watch dog group that tries to ensure freedom among the troops. >> we look at the slides and even we were stunned. we couldn't believe what we saw. >> the pictures of saints represent what the air force briefing calls christian just war theory. the military is prohibited. >> we found some things disgusting. there is actually a slide that makes it clear that they are trying to teach that under fundamentalist dock rins, war is say good thing. >> david smith said officials were not aware of the religious content in the course until last week even though it's been taught this way for nearly 20 years. he said "we are looking to see if we need a briefing like this. we may be discussing ethics, but it will not be a religion-based briefing kwlg. setting the question aside, the ethics course asked an interesting fundamental question. can anybody, a nuclear weapons officer in the hail tear milita ready? no idea how this re

joining me now on the phone is sylvia and jerry overton who had to evacuate their home in possum kingdom lake. injur jerry, when did you have to leave your home? >> we had to leave the home probably about 4:00 or 5:00 yesterday afternoon when the fire got away from the firemen and was continuing on to the north setting houses on fire, and so the escape route we had at that time was the marina, and most of us went down to it and got on our boats taking other people that did not have boats and evacuating over to the harbor inn, which is across the lake from us. >> how close was the fire? did you feel like you had enough warning? >> well, it went fast. when i heard about it, i was in graham, texas. i got a phone call saying there was a large fire on ranch 101, which was on the south side of 16, and so i came home dreblgtly and called my wife on the way and asked her what she was seeing, and she said there was a large amount of smoke and fire. that was about 2:00 in the afternoon. when i went down i got in touch with some of our people that run the brush fire -- the truck, and saw that it wa

at the wisconsin state fair last week, a flash mob turned into a violent free for all with racial overtonesmom just got attacked by a flash mob. >> punched in the face for no reason. >> reporter: in philadelphia, a series of flash mob robberies and street fights led the mayor last week to impose a 9 p.m. curfew on friday and saturday nights in downtown areas. >> if you want to act like a butt head, your butt is going to get locked up. >> reporter: the problem continues to spread. the flash mob robbery over the weekend in suburban washington, police say at least 28 different individuals were involved and if identified, could face felony charges. to make it clear, there is nothing funny or cool about this. the national retail federation estimates that one in ten of its stores may have been victims of flash mob robberies in the last six to nine months. their best advice to store employees, let it happen and wait for police to arrive, who often come well after the flash mobs have left. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> one in ten. how scary is that? one in ten stores. this is not a small probl

country who had a low that it leader, when forced the concept of tribal, arab socialism with islamic overtonesys that crippled the economy, and made this an extraordinarily or, we structure, which needs a lot of help and advice to make the kind of transfer to a market-driven comedy efficient economy that can benefit the people. -- economy -- driven, il efficient economy that can benefit the people. host: from twitter -- guest: the question is first, when we talk about the saudis, what kind of troubles? one of the odd things about saudi arabia is that it has the highest rate of government investment in things like education, health, housing, jobs, of any arab state. how much trouble will they run into if they consider to -- continue to provide these benefits for the people? i have no idea. is it will be rebook -- evolution and not revolution. every country is different. every country has problems with very young populations -- jobs, creating a more stable structure politically, creating a better economy, a better distribution of income, but each has to be dealt with differently. violent cases l

messages were and where the people where they were going to do the right to, the obvious political overtones there. here's some of the navigates an observation that again i put out to plant seeds for discussion for a panel later. first of all, it is never easy recruiting are over. very few people come to these poly decisions when they reach out to them in different ways, very few people have an open mind about the policy discussions we have here. that makes for sometimes a pretty hard sell of these things. culturally the only easy day was yesterday. they are not yet enough proponents already walking around available to us within the established gun groups to affect this change all by itself. again, this speaks to the engagement and the hearts and minds of the business. we have to reach out. if you only go to your unplugs and get over that come you go look at what percentage of that is within the population for voting purposes and so on. so this again beats to operations like ours they reached out to try to understand messages and take the edge off. you don't have to have everybody , to be fr