palin. my parents or my baby with down syndrome will have to stand in front of obama's death panel. that was friday. this is today. we must stick to a discussion of the issues and not get sidetracked by tactics that can be used to leading to intimidation or harassment. yeah, that sled dog train has already pulled out of the station, missy. >>> and though on the crazy death panel claim, palin is bailing, glenn beck says, i think it's true. and newt gingrich goes right after the end of the peer with him. >> you're asking us to trust turning power over to the government when there clearly are people in america who believe in establishing euthanasia, including selective standards. >> lawrence o'donnell on a paranoia too far. and the decreasing benefits of pursuing bipartisanship with people who are going to try to kill what you want to share with them. >>> drop in the bucket, the attorney general's torture prosecution as limited as it can get. not the torturers, not their bosses, not the politic

miss palin chose not to quote from her piece. quotes another writer, quote, if it's all about obviating suffering, emotional or physical, what's it doing in a measure to bend the curve on health care costs? palin repeats the writer's suggestion that reimbursing doctors for this counseling gives them financial incentive to counsel patients to kill themselves. point of fact, end-of-life directives save money, end quote. newt gingrich said that. and point of logic, if your patients kill themselves, you stop making money off them. as promised, gene robinson joins us now. good evening, gene. >> evening, keith. >> so sarah palin quotes your column and the quote she used was, citizens are not delusional to conclude that the goal is to reduce end-of-life spending. i want your response, but if you would first read the sentence for us that immediately follows that that she left out. >> yes. the sentence, in the same column, immediately following is -- quote, it's irresponsible for politicians, such as sarah palin, to claim outlandishly and

well, now it's palin again.he conservative media in pushing the false claim that government-run health care is evidenced by the veterans administration will mean death book that is push seniors to choose euthanasia. here is the truth. the document is actually called your life, your choices. it is a 52-page optional guidebook for veterans. it is about living wills and end of life care. it's been in use since 1997 with the bush administration being the one that had its v.a. issue a directive in 2007 to list the book as an example of the type of document doctors should give their patients if requested. the directory was updated in july by the obama administration and it has the same advance care planning required of all health care organizations under federal law. and it was developed with guide frens interfaith minu-- guidanc interfaith ministers. >> so how about in honor of the american soldier, you quit making things up. >> so is sarah palin now conducting an honest debate or is she deliberately attempting to co

so this is the usual back and forth between sarah palin and sarah palin.: how so did she favor a death panel. >> i could read this to you. when she was governor of alaska, she came out for the idea of talking to people about living wills, of the government having having -- paying people back for their living wills. she came out and said that was a good idea and talking to people about end of life care in advance was a good idea. some health care day or something in alaska. laura: was that for doctors being given incentives? i'm not sure she favored doctors being incentivised to give those kind of consultations and discussions. amanda, what's clear here is that sarah palin, like her or not, seems to be able to really get under the wisdom tooth like a raspberry seed of the left in this health care debate all the way from alaska, even though she is no longer governor. >> yeah. all she did was issue a facebook statement on august 7th. a friday night at that and then less than a week later, that provision that she is talking about is out of the bill. i know of

>> some had not heard directly about what sarah palin had said. there are particularly seniors that said to me, listen, here is how we look at it. in fact, this was in a column today that a leading columnist wrote. if you have a bill that says, listen, we will pay doctors to give end-of-life counseling every five years, except if they get sick, and then you can do it more often than that. you can understand how seniors might think, really? there is that fear out there. now, it's stoked by things like this. it is not true there is some panel that's going to go, let her die, let him die. that's not true. it's about paying doctors for end of life. doctors have office visits with medicare patients. why can't they tell them in those office visits. those are reimbursed. why is there a separate thing for this end of life care counseling. >> do you understand the concern out there. a lot of folks say, you know what, doctors should be talking to their patients, especially if they get older, about living wills or hospice care. these are end-of-life consider

i'm a sarah palin.f senator grassley was key in keeping that out of the bill, that would have happened well before palin's death panel nonsense back before both houses. i've lost you, haven't i, sarah? meantime, senator grassley who has a penchant for bitter tweeting has found new source material. a tweet from senator specter. called senator grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary death panels. had to leave a message for now. i will talk to him soon. so senator grassley twitted or tweeted back, specter got it all wrong thai ever used words death boards. even liberal press never accused me of that, so change your last tweet, arlen. sure, senator grassley but you did say this. >> there is some fear because in the house bill there is counseling for end of life. and, you know, i don't have any problem with things like living wills but they ought to be done within the family. we should not have -- we should not have -- we should not have a government program that d

so sarah palin quotes your column. the quote she used citizens are not dilution alto conclude the goal is to conclude end of life spending. if you read the sentence that she left out. >> yes. the sentence in the same column, immediately following, is, quote, it is irresponsible for politicians such as sarah palin to claim outlandishly and falsely that there's going to be some kind of death panel to decide when to pull the plug on aunt sylvia. yes, sarah palin somehow is -- bolstering her argument on death panels by quoting a column of mine that calls her out by name specifically as outlandish, false, and irresponsible for making up this whole death panel canard. >> intellectual dishonesty. moving on, the point of what she wrote seemed to be that the president made a strategic mistake by linking reform of health care to cost cutting and that that linkage, however tenuous it was and theoretical, opened the door for grassley and palin and others to obfuscate and obfuscate successfully today. >> yes. i questioned that stra

the president is about 50% and sarah palin's at 39%.nt. in a head to head match-up. more importantly, i think people are looking for leadership that is reasoned, that is expert. and i think sarah palin fundamentally is not a policy expert. that's something that came out over the course of the 2008 campaign. so things become very clear, she's tried to establish herself as somebody who is a bit of an expert on energy up in alaska, but as we know, i think she'd be hard pressed to name a greenhouse gas. so finding some place where she can stake out territories to even think about challenging a president in 2012. >> phillip, that same poll asked if palin's resigning early would help or hurt her political aspirations. and 61% said it was a bad move, 15% said it would help her. what do you think about the resignation? >> i think it was a bad move if she has political aspirations. if she wanted to be out of politics, then it makes sense from a personal perspective. the reason why is she has a very core group of passionate supporters. however, i

so why would she be palinized? according to bachmann, with governor palin taking a well-deserved step out of the spotlight, it appears i may be absorbing even more of the liberal scorn. don't worry, congresswoman, i am betting as everyone else is that sarah palin won't stay out of the spotlight much longer. >>> speaking of which, former house speaker newt gingrich has some unsolicited advice for the ex-governor of alaska. he gave politico.com his six-point plan for a 2012 palin comeback. she's already got the first one down, writing a book. next, land a regular commentator spot on television. he also says palin should get a condo in new york or washington and master three types of speeches, what newt calls the money-making speech, the brand-making policy speech, and, of course, the campaign stump speech. palin should create some sort of national project or center or something like that, and newt would have her working really, really hard on this plan now, but sarah, be careful of newt's advice because, you know, he

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palin that mr. obama's health care reform would involve government decisions about when old people should die. inside another child posed a question about these lies. >> when i was walking in, i saw a lot of signs outside saying mean things about reforming health care. how do kids know what is true? and why do people want a new system that can help more of us? >> well, the -- i've seen some of those signs. but let me just be specific about some things that i have been hearing lately that we need to just -- just dispose of here. the rumor that's been circulating a lot lately is this idea that somehow the house of representatives voted for death panels that will basically pull the plug on grandma because we've decided that we don't -- it's too expensive to let her live anymore. and there are various -- there are some variations on this -- this theme. it turns out that i guess this arose out of a provision in one of the house bills that allowed medicare to reimburse people for consultations about end-o

sarah palin quits her governor's job. has the press quick takie shots at her and katie couric takes a shot at the new york guys... the blue goes on the left. (announcer) getting ready for the big game? ohhhh... bring it. bounty extra soft-- the bounty with a little extra softness! it's super absorbent. and it works extra hard for your money. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty extra soft out-scrubs two sheets of the bargain brand. game on. bounty extra soft. look for new prints. >> you have such important jobs, reporting facts and power to exert influence. you represent what could and should be a respected, honest profession that could and should be a cornerstone of our democracy, so, how about in honor of the american soldier you quit making things up? one other thing for the media, our new governor has a very nice family, too, so leave his kids aloneme alone. >> former alaskan governor sarah palin taking shots at the media as she steps down as the governor last sunday. start with you, you're a proud alaskan, i know. w

i want to go back to governor palin. governor palin was for end of life counseling before she was against it. as governor, she signed a procla mags in 2008, to encourage alaskans to seek out counseling services for these important decisions. she's not the only republican for these so-called death panels. the american people supported as part of their medicare method back in 2003, that was 204 republicans. i think, again, this misinformation has sort of got the white house now getting the facts out. spinning as much information on facebook and twitter. >> back to the point of the white house message, i agree. they have had a fundmental conflict between their inside strategy and their outside strategy. trying to learn from bill clinton, one of the complaints. they're giving legislature to figure out the water line is. you put in the bill what you need to get it through your chamber, to get it to conference. then we can kind of shape it. the cost of that, that's been the inside strategy. they have had some success with it.

now, rumors are flying about former governor sarah palin.ording to the rumors, sarah palin and her husband are getting a divorce. according to reports in "the american spectator," she said, "divorce todd?" "divorce todd?"

, sarah palin.a matchup, 56% of voters say they'd vote for the commander in chief, 33% for the ex-governor, the president beating her in almost every bloc. the only group she would score a win with registered republicans 73% of whom say they would vote for her over obama. the only region palin would keep obama under 50% would be the south but obama would still beat her there. while palin may be down she shouldn't be counted out. instead of soliciting advice for a comeback from newt gingrich perhaps she should take a page from the britney spears playbook. after shedding 200 plus pounds, k-fed, a newly fit ms. spears appeared and laying out a comprehensive plan for not only foreign policy but entitlement programs as well that involve pie. >> the country would be different if britney spears were president. here we go. >> i'd be the first president to wear eye shadow since nixon. >> see how many times she switches from hip to hip while we do this. number nine. >> we would only invade fun places like cab

sarah palin quits her governor's job. has the press quick takie shots at her and katie couric takes a shot at the new york times? was it a taste of pay back? details next on news watch. hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... studies show that people who eat more whole grain tend to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains... and 110 calories per lightly sweetened serving. more grains. less you. multigrain cheerios. >> you have such important jobs, reporting facts and power to exert influence. you represent what could and should be a respected, honest profession that could and should be a cornerstone of our democracy, so, how about in honor of the american soldier you quit making things up? one other thing for the media, our new governor has a very nice family, too, so leave his kids aloneme alone. >> former alas

sarah palin. what is it about her that gets people so riled up?hink what -- it depends on who you're talking to. some people, i think, are riled up because they feel that maybe people -- it's condescending, you know, if you're going to grab a woman to put out there, is this the right woman for your party? is this the woman you want representing you? is this how you want to be represented? especially if you're saying this is an all inclusive party. this party's supposed to include everybody. so is there a better person to get out there with a little more to her? some don't like -- she's really cute, she's really cute. >> how much do you think looks played into it? >> oh -- >> the strong reaction people had to her. >> oh, my god, all you have to do is listen to some of the -- >> commentary. >> and you could hear the thuds under the table. come on. you know. i mean there are a lot of things that play into what bothers people about sarah palin, what bothered me about sarah palin is i thought she was pretending to be dumb and i didn't like it. >> you t

name sarah palin usa.unt ak gov sarah palin on july 26th. she's not posted any updates under her new name. >> as far as palinized, i suppose there's a great temptation to come up with something for bachmannize but as far as her saying sarah palin had been demonized by the left, one could make the argument perhaps sarah palin has been demonized by some of the voices in her own head. >>> al sharp ton and newt gingrich are teaming up to reform the nation's education system. they appeared on the "today" show. while they are in agreement on the need to fix the nation's school, there's still the issue of health care. >> i think there will be real bipartisanship on education and there could be real bipartisanship on health care. >> you guys make a good team. it's nice to see you together. >> i have to work on newt on health care. >> as i said, there are a lot of things you don't agree on. >> i love that moment. >> particularly fun watching those two together. >> it's kind of cool. >>> remember the 11-year-old stu

sarah palin pretending to be dumb.whoopi goldberg goes on to say maybe the mccain campaign put her up to that. you have made two women very happy by playing that clip. first of all, whoopi goldberg. she wants to say crazy stuff so people watch her tv show. she also wants to be relevant in the political realm. also sarah palin, she doesn't want whoopi goldberg endorsing her because this plays into her story line, the media elite, the hollywood types are out to get her. bill: the perception that the governor is dumb comes almost exclusively from the left, does it not? >> i did some research today with our brain room. this is the first time this has come up. nobody else has claimed -- bill: nobody has ever said that she faked it. >> i liked them both. i do think whoopi goldberg is actually giving sarah palin a backhanded compliment saying she really is smart because she got elected governor. it was kind of insulting to the viewers. even blog comments were saying hey, everyone else here is dumb. every other person? bill: i

her persona but palin's did not seem to grow. she did not seem to gain from the experience. >> the payment interview with katie couric was devastating and at that point* she was doing so well and had turned on the republican base and eight appealing figure but frankly they were devastating and that came at the same time when the economy when it down. i think at that point* it was over. >> i have one quick observation. when sarah palin went to arizona to talk to john mccain, she had nobody around her who had her best interest in mind. she is a very ambitious person as we have recognized. and a person with natural political talents. the question is was that the right thing for her to do to take the offer? has she had wiser people around here they may have said you should think carter. this may not be the right moment to jump into something for which you are not prepared. i think what we have seen since the election is she has continued not to get particularly good advice from the people around her and a period after the campaign ha

the palin pullback.he may have done it because her negligence as governor resulted in a real-life de facto death panel in alaska. >>> investors business daily, editorials on the nightmares. we got a version of britain's national health. people such as scientists, stephen hawking, wouldn't have a chance in the u.k., where the national health service would say the life of this brilliant man, because of his physical handicaps, is essentially worthless. you do realize that dr. hawking is from the u.k. and the national health has helped to keep him flourishing these last 45 years. and worst. dick morris on how to influence democratic congressmen. >> if they are not terrorized during august by the public outpouring, and they don't have thousands and thousands of handwritten letters on their doorstep, waiting for them, when they return from the august recess, they'll fold. >> he actually said it. he actually said democrats should be terrorized. and he didn't get fired by fox. all that and more, now, on "countdo

those end of life counsel prognosis visions in the health care bills which republicans, like sarah palin, have distorted into death panels? it turns out republicans were actually for end of life counseling before they were against it. that's just one of the inconsistencies we'll discuss with republican john culbertsoc. >> and how far has he fallen? there is a report that john edwards is about to finally admit he is the father of his mistress's child? where would he be if edwards had not been so wisely dejected by wise democratic voters last year. >> and bill clinton has some tough words on the networks crowd on don't ask don't tell. >> and what does it mean to be palinized? ask one who says it could easily happen to her. the definition coming up on the hardball side show. >>> first president obama and his latest push for health care reform. nbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd is traveling with the president and joining us from montana. by my count there were two questions that were not complete softballs in there today. how do these audiences for the president get selecte

meanwhile levi johnston, the father of bristol palin's infant son says palin's marriage has been in trouble from the start. >> reporter: you think they're having marital problems? >> they have from day one. >> reporter: really? can you explain that? >> not really, no. >> reporter: meaning that's a reason why she stepped down? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: cheating? >> no, i'm not going to get into that. >> reporter: but marital problems? >> yeah. >> bruce narkins, i have a theory that levi is the only one that's benefited from the attention. >> boy, has he benefited. he's turned into this complete celebrity, because he achieved the magnificent result, i guess, of getting a high school girl pregnant. i mean, only in america could this get you sort of constantly on television. he was just at some tv awards or something. it's ridiculous. >> tamron, go ahead. >> well, ruth, i get what you're saying, but he became famous, because they put him in the limelight at the convention. i don't know, were he not present at the convention, had people not been as fascinated. >> well, they kind of had to at t

palin spokeswoman claiming this is the first we ever heard of a speech. governor of south carolina continues with as lieutenant governor saying, resign now or the legislature will impeach. in the midst of a media frenzy would not be far from some form of heaven on earth. my dad taught me a long time ago two wrongs don't make a right. nor are in his case do 37 wrongs make a right. naturally, sanford es sdaped the glare of the tv cameras by holding a news conference. >> i'm not going to be railroaded out of this office by political opponents or folks that were never friends of mine in the first place. >> for future governors just because folks might be frenzied up or frightened and other things of the general assembly does mean is-it-is the right time to fold camp. >> comedian christian finnegan. >> good evening. >> governor sanford brought us sparking, remember that from e-mails, inspired hiking the old appalachian trail. is he out of new phrases, can he railroad and fold the omd tent? except employees much wash hands. >> that ends the roof, the roof, the

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sean: this a big week for sarah palin? she drove that debate and won. >> she did. this is moving so quickly, but she absolutely did win. and in the face of so much scorn -- the "new york times" devoted i don't know how many columns saying sarah palin is lying. sean: governor palin, a little faceback has so much impact. >> that's the thing, sean. politics has changed in america. facebook, email communications and yes, sir cable, twitter, cable tv drives the news much mr more than the conventional media. that's what we have seen. and the conventional media doesn't know what's going on with health care. the people are actually ahead of the pundits. sean: there is one network that seems to get this and i'm trying to be a part of it and that's the fox news channel without attacking these people or values or attacking them as a mob or calling them names. those people that showed up at the town hall meetings, they inspired me. these are veterans, stay-at-home moms and grandmothers. >> i spoke to an industry insider who is working to stimulate turnout. he said he had a cou

bill: another vicious attack on sarah palin. this time rumors of divorce. and now she is threatening to sue the blogger who is spreading the tale. is it legal will analyze. ♪ bill: and a fisherman in louisiana attacked by a shark. what is the danger at the beach this summer? >> we're going to need a bigger boat. bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. happy 48th birthday to president obama. i didn't have a chance to get him a card so this is it. enjoy the day, mr. president. the health care duel is going on for the hearts and minds of the american people. he has lost momentum on health care. is he sending out surrogates to convince you that the feds should call your health care shots. the media is helping out president obama. here is andrea mitchell on why some regular folks are bailing on health care. >> they don't like what they are hearing

such a system is downright made up by sarah palin, that was friday.alling for civility. she released a statement saying we must stick to the issues and not get sidetracked. such tactics diminish our nation's civil discourse. in other words, who, me? diminishing our nation's civil discourse? me? intimidation and harassment? me? steve bennett noted in washington monthly today. i don't think it occurs to governor palin that activists might be less inclined to intimidate and harass if their leaders stop telling them that their president wants to kill children and their grandparents. maybe that kind of over the top allegation might lead to some fear and anger and intemperate behavior. the age-old problem they face is people who aren't part of the extremist fringe might notice what they're doing. so if you're rick perry, governor of texas, for example. it might feel like a smart political move to tell a an anti-government crowd that texas ought to secede from the union, but when that tape gets played to the rest of the country, when the rest of the country

do you think sarah palin was a good candidate for vp or not?you throw them at me quickly, chris. i want to make sure -- >> you could handle the question -- you could handle the question last november. how about answering it now. >> i just did. how many times? i said yes. >> okay. took you a while. thank you very much. congressman pat toomey running for the united states senate for pennsylvania. thank you for joining us. >>> still ahead, the two democratic candidates for the senate in this hot fight in pennsylvania. senator arlen specter is coming up and the man who announced today he will challenge him, joe sestak, the congressman from delaware county. should be interesting. it's getting more interesting. . ♪ singer: buckle up, everybody 'cause we're taking a ride ♪ ♪ that can strain your relationshipand hurt your pride ♪ ♪ it's the credit roller coaster ♪ ♪ and as you can see it kinda bites! ♪ ♪ so sing the lyrics with me: ♪ when your debt goes up your score goes down ♪ ♪ when you pay a little off it goes the other way 'round ♪ ♪ it's just the

who voted for john mccain and sarah palin. i know this is ironic.ou? >> i would never ask president clinton to come in for me at all. >> why? >> here's why. when i worked for president clinton, i recognized that there's the president and then there's the office of the presidency. and although he is a former president, he's still attached to the office of the approximate presidency. even to begin to think that i would ever place someone i work for into a place of potential embarrassment with the present president, i would never do that. there's loyalty down, there's loyalty up. i would not do that because i respect that office of the presidency. besides, i really do like running aloan. i've yet to have anyone ask me who's endorsed you or who do you know. they want to know what i'm going to do for them and will i be there for them tomorrow. >> i watched the clintons campaign for barack obama, and they did a hell of a job for him last time. i wonder why you see there's a conflict, why the clintons don't owe you -- not owe you but feel they should help

do you think sarah palin was a good candidate for vp or not?ant to make sure -- >> you could handle the question -- you could handle the question last november. how about answering it now. >> i just did. how many times? i said yes. >> okay. took you a while. thank you very much. congressman pat toomey running for the united states senate for pennsylvania. thank you for joining us. >>> still ahead, the two democratic candidates for the senate in this hot fight in pennsylvania. senator arlen specter is coming up and the man who announced today he will challenge him, joe sestak, the congressman from delaware county. should be interesting. it's getting more interesting. during times like these it seems like the world will never be the same. but there is a light beginning to shine again. the spark began where it always begins. at a restaurant downtown. in a shop on main street. a factory around the corner. entrepreneurs like these are the most powerful force in the economy. they drive change and they'll relentless push their businesses to innovate a

earlier i asked does sarah palin have a future ahead. you said something to the effect, i don't put anything past this stupid country. so people are already complaining that you're calling the united states a stupid country. i'm giving you a chance to clarify. >> i don't need to clarify. it is. >> well, tell me why you think the united states is a stupid counted. >> because sarah palin could be president. please. do i need to expand on that anymore? it's a big country. that's the great thing about it. there's 300 million people here. so within this large country there are tens of millions of very bright, intelligent people. you know, the ones who are watching us. not the ones writing the e-mails. but, you know, in general, gosh, you know, this country just gets dumber and dumber by the day. i don't think i have time on your show to list all the reasons. >> but this country did elect barack obama president of the united states. >> look who he's against. yes, i mean, look at the situation. i mean, this was after eight years of bush, which

to supporting palin. it was just -- and also they vetted her all of improprieties and so forth but as we say in the book they did not that her for the possibility of being the president of the united states. >> adding the whole campaign changed direction with a celebrity as about obama and mccain got away from his own best message which was his life story and got people interested in obama. am i right about that? >> am i sure i would agree with that. of the celebrity ads were obviously a great summer diversion in a campaign as long as the 2008 campaign you need educational version is the dummy lot and i think the mccain people realized what they were doing. in their view was that he had come back from that foreign chip which was an extraordinary 10 day trip that he had it, that he was soaring. they looked at him and steve smith put it this way and said innovate come a good candidate may get the 25 or 30,000 feet in terms of how well they're doing and how well the air may trade in the press. he said bill c

sarah palin. she's playing around with her facebook account on friday and put this garbage up on her site. the america i know and love is not the one which my parents or my baby with down syndrome will have to stand in front of the obama's death panel, so the bureaucrats can decide based on the subjective judgment of their level of productivity in society whether they are worthy of health care. such a system is downright evil. sarah, what's, she is referring to here, folks, is the senate health committee bill. you might want to read this. if you're not going to read the whole bill, folks, you might want to read pages 425-430. that deal with end of life issues, a living will and power of attorney. now bill calls for the doctor to simply be reimbursed for his consultation with the family. that's it. now, somehow, the right wing has twisted this, and they've turned it into a death panel, a death squad? and the obama people want to deny you coverage? this is nuts. now, senator harkin told me today, th