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the.is that what happened even though hollywood paints a totally different picture, this terrible parnell thomas. arbitrarily from the witness chair. he kept asking please answer the question. finally he said that's how that came about. >> worded taking whether taking a position on orders? >> they have this idea from the first amendment. >> communists of the time. but they acted in such provocative way not to be so much. the fact that the studio did not want him wanted in the 1st place. it would hurt the box office. threatened before we went and said we don't want you going. but they acted in such a provocative all of us were asking very calm and judicious manner. the americans for democratic action he couldn't belong to the ada if you are a communist. there were still on stalin side. and then he acted provocatively that's when the institute the blacklist. if your member of the communist party part of this conspiracy to refuse to cooperate with the community you can't work in hollywood. that is how it began. that's what it was. >> the studios corporately together? >> yes. the waldorf-asto

they totally different, parnell thomas and ruthlessly banged his gavel and removing people arbitrarily from the witness chair. he kept asking. please, leave answer the question? he said you have to remove the witness stand. that's how this came about. so that is actually -- >> host: were they taking a position on orders from sapir ayers? >> guest: they had communists -- not only communists, but he says in his memoir he says that he and trumbull actually chose this idea that they would have the first amendment and they also would not answer the question. he has says that in his memoir. both communists at the time both full-blooded communists at the time. they acted in such a provocative way and people heard them on the radio. we are not tv so much. the fact is the studio, which thought it would actually hurt the box office. my dad was flooded before he went and said we don't want you going there because we don't want you hurting the industry is saying it's communists infiltrated and things of this sort. but they act in such a provocative manner and not the various numbers for asking, as

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we would have had governor parnell still there and been at 32. >> your dga counterpart, steve bullock, montana governor, he's dga chair this year but in cycle next year he's up. do you think he's beatable? is that a race -- >> i honestly don't know. montana is a state we should be able to compete in. again, if you look at the national map montana is a state that republicans can go in and i think the other thing is we've shown we can compete anywhere. when you win in massachusetts, maryland, illinois, we can compete anywhere. so that will be a race i'm certain we'll get some rga resources. >> you talked about the tough decisions a lot of governors are making tough calls making the budget cuts. that obviously has a negative impact on their approval ratings. in north carolina we've seen that. in a lot of ways north carolina has a similar profile to tennessee. >> right. >> polls show could potentially be very vulnerable next year. how much work with you do with the rj to make sure he's well positioned next year. >> the answer is a lot. pat knows that he has a very serious race coming and

mike parnell knackle, donny deutsch and eugene robinson with us. a lot to get to today.ht to get to, including that article. should we talk about that article? >> no, not going to talk about that article. i don't know why a woman would speak that way, or a man. then don't actually. i don't know why she thought she could -- he would be fired, from any job he ever had. >> exactly. >> shouldn't we get into it a little more depth? >> i don't think so >> this morning, the front page of the daily news is calling 47 gop senators traitors because they sent a warning letter to tehran about a possible nuclear deal. the paper, which has called the president feckless for negotiating with iran still condemns the senators for pea trying the u.s. constitutional system. the letter in question was written by freshman senator tom cotton of arkansas who says he opposes the talks with iran. the letter states that any possible deal requires congressional approval. if lawmakers are on not board, it would be an executive agreement, adding the next president could revoke such an executive agree