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question is what is the environment of russian patriotism today. i would like to clear up one point here criticize you saying that disliking foreigners does not equal patriotism was there a number of points here that i would love to discuss separately as early as in two thousand and six we proposed a national id be treated as faults just just for all unhappiness for each of you not appeared his beard is is not simply about love of your home country introduced means that all decisions of the state must comply with national and people's interests rather than soothing a closed group at the top of have their own economic and political goals we also believe that any citizen must take an active part in the life of the country that he has a coach peter to pay to read to you but and next to peter which is usual could do things in front of a t.v. set with a beer is the mean group of patriots out to peter it is a implies that the person has taken some specific steps taken a civic stance doing something seriously that's. peter it is we believe that any party

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but as part of introductions in russia edge ever closer teeth of the floor to leader of the patriots of russia party that's in spotlight up next. well with. science technology innovation and all the moves developments from around russia we've got the future covered. hello again and welcome to spotlight been for you show on our team i'm out here and often fay we continue our elections review how the summer for russia is going to renew its fall of several parties are campaigning for that four hundred fifty seats and the like train the state do it how do the new law that m.p.'s turn in office will be five years instead of four as the campaign goes on the spotlight gives me an opportunity to hear from all of the parties and for day my guest has good night he say nigga and a leader of the party called patriots of russia. turn no flame for soldiers fallen in the world against the nazis is one of those special. during election campaigns the feeling of patriotism travels from places like the swan to politicians beaches this time around this party running for seats in russia's state duma whic

and yet somehow, that's the patriots' formula.e got to wonder when it comes playoff time if that's going to be consistently good enough to make a deep run into the playoffs. they need to get patrick chung back. they need to get devin mccourty back. they need to get healthy in their secondary. greg: here's a holding call in the backfield as that pass is overthrown. that was as obvious a hold as we've seen all day. referee: holding, offense, number 79, 10-yard penalty, replay first down. greg: that's the right tackle todd herremans. dan: and it's no fun being any position on the offensive line when the game is in this situation and the other team isn't playing the run at all. all they're doing is trying to get up field and rush the passer. they have no run responsibilities to speak of. greg: first and 20. 2:22 on the clock. and no communication there. dan: well, again, the eagle receivers -- referee: false start. offense, number 81. five-yard penalty. dan: we're going to take a look at some of the dropped passes we had here today. t

he's taken down at the patriots 4-yard line. 58-yard gain set up a touchdown. young passed foray career high 400 yards. 2nd -- for a career high 400 yards. 2nd quarter, brady to west welker, 41 yards for the touchdown, new -- to wes welker, 41 yards for the touchdown, new england in control. the patriots beat the eagle says 38-20 dropping philly to 4- 7 and 1-5 at home. >>> the redskins next opponent, jets and mark sanchez posting the bills. 2nd quarter ryan fitzpatrick 5 yards to stevie johnson, bills up 14-7. check out his celebration, takes out his guns, shoots himself in the leg and then plaxico burress playing and crashing, that's a 15-yard penalty, hope it was worth, it certainly disrespectful. 3rd quarter bills trail 21-14. brian fitzpatrick up the right side to brad smith covered by cromartie. the ball gets batted in the air. smith comes down with, it 36 yards for the score, game tied at 21. over a minute left, jets trial 24-21. mark sanchez -- trial 24-21. mark sanchez from the shotgun, 16 yards for the game winning touchdown, jets defeat the bills 28-

you very much i want to i mean i really really question you know what we don't know how far the patriot actually goes i think they really are i don't know that any of us really really understand this is. the n.s.a. is doing and i think the when we start talking about degrading our fundamental rights as americans that's a serious serious problem because that cuts to the core of who we are as a people as a nation and you said it best when you talk to you know we need to live with a little bit of risk well the alternative and maybe all of this is new you know how but the issue is when you talk maybe that's why i say that because the fact is ultimately it's been around for quite a while now if there. issues with the patriot act litigation is where that those problems should've been taken care of or have to go to the legislation. but now going back to this issue of who we are as as people newt kind of stepped in and here's what you had to say last night i thought this was. i do not believe that the people united states are going to take people who have been here a quarter century who have ch

act and the idea that they want to keep the patriot act intact and then they turn and they say that we can't have children scream the airports because somehow that requires that there be an exception i think that there ideologically not consistent they need to find a consistency if you think that if a defining consistency that. the republicans were gung ho for i don't know you know bill clinton was involved in a lot of the republican party is supportive of my guess is politics is politics people like to be against the show just because of the party they're associated with but ultimately at the end of the day when it comes down to a question of security the patriot act has many elements that have enhanced our security dramatically in the hands leading to actually stopping many terrorist attacks in the years following nine eleven and that was. what we know and we know that in the vicinity of what would what we've been told the writer is absolutely right what we've been told me but we were told a lot of things by the bush administration as well as be true i mean not so you know really

the patriot act as passed by a huge majority. the congress tried to strip the courts of jurisdiction over hideous voice in guantanamo bay, and congress ultimately supported wiretapping and changes to the foreign intelligence surveillance act. so one thing that has a chance to analyze tin years that's a good development is you have the president of congress pretty much in agreement. in fact, if anything in the last two years or president obama has tried to change national policy describing congress reacting by trying to stop them, cutting off funds, move anyone from vons, into the united states, for example. more directly in response to nadine's points about privacy. there is an important legal aspect and an important policy aspect. policy aspect is, i do think that the surveillance branch serves as a good illustration of the difference between crime and war because i think under criminal-justice approach you need to have probable cause at a specific target, someone that may have committed a crime or is about to commit a crime. to

she is out with a new text coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the patriot act. the new book is called "taking liberties." >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial omod cbsvetato and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: susan herman is the present of the aclu. after serving two decades on the board of directors, she teaches law at brooklyn law school. her new text is called "taking liberties: the war on terror and the erosion of american democracy." good to have you on this program. i want to jump right in. this book is released and the timi

held steadfast despite plunging temperatures and snow in new york around one hundred patriots braved the elements after police officers confiscated their generators on friday morning before the east coast or swept through the city and in oakland where police violence gave a two time iraq war veteran grain damage last week patriots are planning something big for this week a citywide strike is scheduled for wednesday november second and patriots planned a march to the port of oakland the nation's youth to see the busiest port and shut it down occupy oakland is encouraging other occupations around the country to promote similar actions in their respective cities so with the narrative still nationwide strike looking like it's the next step in the occupy wall street movement is now becoming harder and harder for our lawmakers in particular republican lawmakers to ignore average american patriots who make up a ninety nine percent movement and their issues of income inequality and affect of america by banks toure's your offer is take as the anthony home author republican strategist and comm

ron paul debating the patriot act.s quick to disagree. >> i think the pay tree at particular act is unpay tree at particular, it undermines our liberty. timothy mcveigh was a sr*eubgs terrorist, he was arrested, terrorism still on the books, internationally and national lee is a crime, we should deal witness. it seems too easy that our government and congressess are so willing to give up your liberties and our security. i have a personal believe that you never have to give up liberty for security, you can still provide security without sacrificing our bill of rights. [applause] >> you want to respond mr. speak stpher. >> yeah. timothy mcveigh suggested. that's the whole point. [applause] >> timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i don't want a law that says, after we lose a major american city we're sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says, you try to takeout an american city we are going to stop you. [applause] heather: alan colmes host of the alan colmes show and justin stacy former publisher for j

patriots up 21 at that point. they win easily, 34-3.ew england getting breathing room in the afc east. patriots 7-3. jets and bills 5-5. the dolphins at 3-7. in baseball, droits justin verlander is the first starting pitcher since roger clemons in 1986 to be voted most valuable player. he adds the honor to the cy young award he won last week. 24-5 and this season. 250 strikeouts, 2.40 e.r.a. and was rookie of the year in 2006. the second player in baseball history to win all three major awards. cy young, mvp, rookie of the year since dodger don newcomb. the only other one to do it. >>> in hockey, penguins star center was back on the ice for the first time in ten months. he suffered that big concussion. yesterday, made up for lost time. just over 5:00 into the first. crosby takes it himself. puts a back hander into the net. he added another goal and two assists. how is that for a return. pittsburgh beats the islanders, 5-0 behind crosby. at the top of the hour on morning joe, i believe the kids on twitter call this an epic fail. the supe

the riot clad police backed off and this patriots then the patriots inside the camp began chanting we won we won so for now occupy l.a. lives on same thing happened in philadelphia where several. patriots remain camped out in dilworth plaza after mary michael nutter his forty eight hour deadline to leave came and went and asked this morning why police have yet to move in on the camp the philadelphia deputy police chief said they were giving people an opportunity to leave on their own or as one patron with occupy philly told reporters i don't think the city wants to do anything to forcibly evict us they don't want to start any trouble with the rest of the city so they won't do that so it appears that strength in numbers and nonviolence is keeping the police crackdowns of bay at least in l.a. and philadelphia maybe after two months of police brutality and suppression of first amendment rights police are finally catching on to the fact that they can't evict an idea and not just police but the mayor's as well which means we may have reached a new phase in the occupy wall street movement t

candidates, libertarian conservative divide over the patriot act passed after 9/11, difference on immigration as well. david gergen, your quick, first impression on what we heard from these eight republican candidates tonight? >> i don't have any sound. i'm not hearing anything. >> david's having a bit of an audio problem. dana loesch, as a conservative who watched the race, mitt romney at the top of the pack but a host of other conservatives come up what i call the anybody but romney candidate, former speaker newt gingrich came in, tied if not nationally ahead tonight, your first impression from what we learned from the eight republican candidates? >> i think there were a couple of really explosive parts of the debate for me. the first one was obviously iran. i thought that perry and gingrich led the way with strategy when it comes to iran. but the thing that sort of blew up in newt gingrich's face, i think, the discussion on immigration. he had a rick perry heartless moment with this. i think this is really going to impact him tomorrow. it's really going to impact him with grassroots conser

the conservative libertarians and the patriot act.he sensitive question of racial profiling came up, take a listen. >> if you're trying to fine somebody who may have anuclear weapon that they're trying to gri into an american city, i think you want to use every tool that you can possibly use to gather the intelligence. >> obviously muslims would be someone you'd look at, absolutely. those are the folks, radical muslims are the people that are committing these crimes, by and large, as well as younger males. these are things that not exclusively, but these are things that you profile to find your best -- the most likely candidate. >> target identification, if you take a look at the people who have tried to kill us, it would be easy to figure out exactly what that identification profile looks like. >> don't be willing to sacrifice liberty for security. today it seems too easy that our government and our congresses are so willing to give up our liberties for our security. i have a personal belief that you never have to give up liberty for

the ninety nine percent movement is the most patriotic thing happening in america let's just hope our caught our politicians catch on soon now the message of home with many of you fred wrote the true face of an elitist mentality and on our facebook page gary opposed to well if the wall streeters take away teaching jobs from teachers and we won't have to worry about kids bullying classmates the wall streeters will be shaking down the children for their lunch money and bonnie said patriotism the last refuge of the scoundrel they don't get it because they already got it and they intend to keep it maybe the me there leaflets blow right back up their butts nice way to spend your money guys. you know what f.d.r. said about the group he called economic royalists he refers to them in this clip as the overprivileged. term the very aptly applies to the modern one percent today. the. economic arroyo. some claim of. the pro the institutions of america. what they really claim. is that we seek to take away oh oh really it's. a relief because so american is. required. they overthrow. him in favor. t

. >> reporter: also today, the harrisburg patriot news reported that sandusky is being paid a pensionalmost $59,000 a year. ousted penn state vice president gary schultz who is facing charges of perjury and failing to report what he knew to authorities, receives a pension of almost $331,000 a year. sandusky is free on $100,000 bail. outside his house, which was vandalized last week, no trespassing signs are now posted. and, again today, dozens of penn state faithful paid visits to paterno's home, to honor the legendary coach whose image is synonymous with this university for nearly 50 years. former penn state vice president gary schultz and former athletic director tim curley both charged with perjury and failure to report what they know are scheduled to make their preliminary appearances in court this thursday, lester. both sandusky, curley and schulz say they deny the allegations. >> peter alexander, thank you. >>> now to a tense showdown at a park in downtown portland, oregon, where tonight protesters from the occupy movement are refusing to leave, despite orders from local officia

tonight's daily take tom will once again explain why the one percent he did step up and prove their patriotism. screwed we all are with the work republicans are doing in congress this week first there's what's going on with nutritional standards for school lunches the old phrase kids eat your fruits and vegetables is being replaced by a new phrase courtesy of the republican party kids each are pizza and french fries earlier this year the u.s.d.a. set of guidelines to make school lunches healthier for children but this week house republicans unveiled a spending bill so blow up those new healthy guidelines under the new republican plan tomato sauce on pizza will still be considered a vegetable as well french fries yes right now tomato sauce in fries are considered vegetables under current guidelines and republicans want to keep it that way since you know new regulations are so burdensome. i mean schools can serve pizza and french fries every day and meet the basic nutritional requirements for school lunches somewhere herman cain is rejoicing unclear when someone will break the news to republican

apparently the patriots have had enough of albert. by the way, receive $32 million for just the two years in d.c. >>> the redskins released receiver stallworth. the numbers this year, five catchers for 46 yards. the team added anderson and kyle shanna chap served as the coordinator with the texans in tate tate and 2009. and shanahan suffered 15 losses. the third most for any redskins coach behind turner and nixon. does shanahan believe he's in a rebuilding mode. >> you sea you build young players and there are bangup players and lose the star and pay a young guy. -- you're playing -- and you try to win the football game. those are the 46-yards in your team and the next guy is going to go out there and play. >> the college basketball season tips off for area teams later this week and at american, the head coach is the dean of local coaches. this will be the 12th season at au. jones guided the eagles to three 21 seasons over the past four years. eight winning seasons in 11 years. the season, a pretty big challenge. four starters are gon

second patriots' possession, brady to rob gronkowski. outruns the defense. the patriots go up 7-3.-forward to the third now. pats up 10-3. third and two in the red zone. and gronkowski, another catch. fastest tight end to 20 career touchdowns in nfl history. gets up and comes down. he would be okay. kansas city, they would not be okay. gronkowski had 96 yards and that touchdown. later in the third, chiefs punting. julian edelman, returning. you give him an inch. and he'll take 72 yards. all the way to the house. patriots win in blowout fashion, 34-3, your final score. >>> and that will do it for your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> coming up next this morning, "the pulse." just three teams remaining. and a surprise leader going into tonight's "dancing with the stars" big finale. >>> and it's one of our favorite stories of the day. the dog and his favorite movie. tarts 4am! find the brands you love and over 900 doorbusters! get $10 off clothing with coupon. extra 20% off fine jewelry already 60-70% off. and an extra 20% off all stand mixers. real deals. real savings. sears. >>>

the patriots proved once again they own the joets. tom brady and company had a field day in new york. threw three touchdown passes, a pair to ran cow ski, new england up 13-9 at the half. picked mark sanchez twice, this one sealed it. the pats roll 37-16. who would have thought the 49ers would be this good. san francisco scored 15 points in less than a minute the third quarter. man thing's pass was batted down. falcons lost in over time. point the finger at coach mike shith. they decided to go for it in fourth and inches an michael turner was stuffed. new orleans kicked the ball, kicked the game-winning field goal. in all honesty, the falcons lost this one. if you give devon hester an inch, he'll take a mile. there he goes, 82 yards to the house. the bears beat the lions 37-13. detroit dropped 3 of 4. tim tebow did it again. won another game with smoke and mirrors, completed just two passes but made them count. eric decker here for the score. denver ran 55 times and walked away with a 17-10 victory over the chiefs. >>> nascar kasey ka

they're usually not met with open arms capitol hill i'll tell you why the message carried by these patriotic one percenters may not be what our with our politicians at least our republican politicians want to hear finally when cops beat up journalists democracy dogs i'll tell you i would happen last night and surprise a park this is a sign of our democracy are. getting to know this for the first time in nearly two months zuccotti park in lower manhattan is no longer home to the occupy wall street will shortly after midnight under the order of new york city mayor michael bloomberg hundreds of riot clad and ripe eighty officers surrounded zuccotti park and passed out flyers warning the occupy patriots to leave the park immediately or face arrest five hours later the park was completely cleared and as many as two hundred people were arrested everything in the park from tents to the makeshift kitchen and any other blocking. were destroyed and tossed in a nearby sanitation trucks during the raid police blocked all roads into zuccotti park in an effort to prevent journalists from witnessing what w

the patriotic millionaires asked everyone they visited to consider raising taxes on them.write their own checks to the treasury if they really want to. norquist also said, quote, if i don't have to pay any taxes for it, i would forego all of those things. the things grover is willing to forgo include, police officers, firefighters, public schoolteachers, the list goes on and on. grover, you see, is at heart, not just anti-tax. grover norquist is an anarchist. one of the patriotic millionaires, eric schaumburg, told the huffington post his response to norquist was government is not a charity and we can't rely on voluntary contributions if people to support the things that government does. ladies and gentlemen, i give you the patriotic millionaires. >> president kennedy said, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. to our elected leaders, we say, it is time to ask us, america's most fortunate citizens to do what we can do for our country. our position here today is we ought to return to at least the levels that were in existence before

officers surrounded zuccotti park and passed out flyers warning the occupy patriots to leave the park immediately or face arrest five hours later the park was completely cleared and as many as two hundred people were arrested everything in the park from tents to the makeshift kitchen and any other belongings were destroyed and tossed in a nearby sanitation trucks during the raid police blocked all roads into zuccotti park in an effort to prevent journalists from witnessing what was happening. also closed the airspace above the park to prevent news chopper some covering what the police were doing journalists were shoved out of the car beaten and arrested it was a complete media blackout according to some reports the did get out police beat people with petards spray tear gas even used a sound can it is the crowd here was mayor bloomberg explain why the camp was raised in the middle of the night. from the beginning i've said that the city has two principal goals guaranteeing public health and safety and guaranteeing the protesters first amendment rights but when those two goals clash the

it's hypocritical to be called patriotic.triotic to stop the government from spending your money, bob. >> bob: it's called s&m club. >> dana: if you want to donate more money to the treasury department, you can do so, right? >> eric: you can. that is hilarious. here the paper you want. me? not me. collectively, jackass, yes. go for it. this is warren buffett epitomized right here. everyone should pay more. warren, you want to pay more? well, i would. warren, you want berkshire hathaway to pay more? not my company. just me personally. there it is, hypocritical. >> dana: one thing that -- go ahead. i want to hear what you say about that part. >> bob: you used a swear word and i'll get in trouble for it. here is my point. first of all, that little trap was laid by tucker carlson, the right wing rag, "daily caller" or whatever they call it. >> bob: >> greg: i thought you got along? >> bob: i do. we get along. >> andrea: that was not a trap at all. >> bob: i didn't finish my point. >> andrea: go ahead. >> bob: listen, here is the

the last time the giants faced the patriots? super bowl xlii. they're meeting again. stakes may not be so high. but the game came down to the wire again. stay with us. >>> the last time the giants faced the patriots, super bowl xlii in arizona. today the same two tangoed with slightly smaller stakes. belichick coming off a loss last week to the steelers. tom brady, 14 yards for the score. brady passed for 242 yards and two scores. 35 seconds left. giants driving. manning to cruz gets run over in the end zone. pass interference. giants with the ball on the one. three plays later manning ballard, 1 yard game winning touchdown. giants win, 24-20. improve to 6-2. tom coughlin isn't a guy that lets his hair down. what is he doing there? tony romo and the cowboys. on his way to the end zone but gets drilled, bang. fumbles. lewis recovers. tony romo says, darn darn. third quarter, 6-6, romo connects with whitten. dallas with the lead for good, 13-6. fourth quarter. 6yards for the score. cowboys win 23-13 to improve to 4-4. >>> redskins' opponent next week, dolphins on the ro

the patriot act has been a key part of that. looking at it carefully and extending it and building an honest understanding that all of us will be in danger for the rest of our lives. this is not going to end in the short run. we need to be prepared to protect ourselves from those who would kill us individually and together entire cities. >> you would not change the patriot act? >> i would not. i am not aware of any specific changes. i would look at strengthening it. i think the dangers are that great. i spent years studying the stuff. you start thinking about one nuclear weapon in one american city and the scale of loss of life, and you ask yourself, what to the president be capable of doing to stop that? there is a sharp division. the government should be on defense, you are innocent until proven guilty. national security, the government should have many more tools to save our lives. >> congressman paul, i suspect you disagree. tell us why. [applause] >> i think the patriot act is unpatriotic. it undermines our liberty. i am as

are those patriotic millionaires, they are saying we would hike to do something.ress, make them do something. politicians step up and we collectively, how can we help? i feel like i belong here, i pay taxes here. i can't vote here >> you talk funny. >> what can i do to help, and we all have to bail america out, put america on the right track shared sacrifice. it's that fundamental point. >> dylan, can i jump in? >> please. >> i was just going to say to this point that senator coburn made that you sort of supported about well, you know, these millionaires, they could just pay more. no one is stopping them fromç individually doing that. sure that's the case, but there's also a collective action issue here and if each one of those people pays more taxes, that doesn't really move the dial in terms of the u.s. budget. >> of course. >> who wants to pay into swiss cheese anyway. >> go ahead, right, exactly. so i think it's absolutely legitimate for them to be saying, no, we want a change so that everybody in our tax bracket has to pay more, and i salute them for that. >

brady, three touchdowns, patriots beat up on the jets 37-16.uffalo bills in dallas to play the cowboys. the buffalo defense has no answer for tony romo, a deep ball to des bryant somehow comes down with the ball, romo 270, three scores. dallas to a 21-point lead. the bills put points on the board. ryan fitzpatrick, the quarterback out of harvard hits david nelson. instead of the end zone celebration we're used to seeing, look what he does. he runs down the sideline and gives the ball to his girlfriend who is a dallas cowboys cheerleader. isn't that sweet? buffaloes only touchdown of the day cowboys beat the bills 44-7. here are the updated standings. the bills lost three of four, tied with the jets in the middle of the pack at 5-4. patriots in first place at 6-3. how about the dolphins. they won two in a row. two teams rhett hot, giants and 9ers, san francisco off to the best start since '97. a tight game into the second half. third and three. eli manning with a nice touch slow to mario manningham in the corner of the end zone. he taps both fee

tactic once again over the weekend occupy portland was busted up police on sunday hauling fifty patriots off to jail the same thing happened in salt lake city where police arrested nineteen patriots on saturday and shut down that occupation in albany twenty four people were arrested in denver another week of police violence four people were arrested according to a statement from occupy denver denver cops kettle's people in together and riddled them with pepper balls another patriot was hit by a police motorcycle and had to be hospitalized and police were threatening to break people's teeth and shoot people their words at least they didn't move in with assault rifles like police in north carolina did a break up an occupation of patriots in chapel hill meanwhile in oakland where scott olsen was critically wounded by police there was yet another raid on the occupy oakland in camera this morning in full riot gear oakland police swept in tore down the camp and arrested twenty patriots as a result of this latest action oakland near gene klein's legal advisor don siegel resigned from his job tw