. >> paul: welcome to the journal,editorial report. i'm paul ggigot. that was president obama with the jobs act, calling on wealthy to pay more tax toss finance them and while warren buffett may be willing to do so, at least one former ceo is not. in a rehe sent op-ed in the wall street journal, harry gallop has this message for president obama, before you ask for more money from me and others, raise what you collect each year more fairly and spend it more wisely and then you'll need less of my money. the retired ceo of american express and executive committee of the american enterprise absolute and also the chairman of miller, welcome to the program. so, text us through your argument and beef with warren buffett? >> i don't really have a beef with warren buffett. if he thinks that he's paying unfairly low taxes, largely because he takes advantage of capital gains, and then puts his money into foundation so he he doesn't pay taxes on the capital gains and gets a he deduction on the money that he contributes, i think that would be entirely appropriate t

paul, good to see you again. thanks for coming. (cheers and applause) paul, i do not... i do not understand, okay. you are a nobel laureate in economics. you must know that the government cannot do anything. >> it can kill people. we've just seen that demonstrated. >> stephen: yes, yes! and then those people don't need jobs. check mate. (laughter) that's perry's jobs plan. how do you create jobs with government money? those are temporary jobs. >> first of all, temporary jobs are something we really kind of need, right? suppose that we... that corporations became more competent and decided to borrow some money and spend and bill new plants and equipment. >> stephen: right. >> everybody thinks that would create jobs, right? >> stephen: right. >> but if the government goes out and builds bridges and repairs schools and puts people to work in health care and then hires more school teachers, why is that any different? >> stephen: because obama will get credit. (laughter) the best possible way to create jobs, the only way to create lasting jobs is to cut taxes for businesses a

>> yes, yes, he has. >> paul: how so?he hostility towards benjamin netanyahu, who is the prime minister of israel. a number of meetings in which netanyahu was ushered out the back door, occasions when he was publicly berated by senior administration officials and a speech earlier this year, in which he created a formula in you which israel was expect today withdraw from territories about actually getting an end, the conflict with the palestinians and what you've seen in the last few days with the speech, at the u.n. is more of a reflection of a president sensing there's a political problem rather than reaching out in friendship. >> here is what the administration would say, we've cooperated militarily behind the scenes with israel more than any recent administration, cooperated on missile defense, we've shared intelligence and we've stopped in terrorists, and what's wrong with that argument? >> well, the level of cooperation, actually, is pretty much identical to almost every previous president. this is this line that bas

paul krugman and vice president al gore. just watching tonight's broadcast qualifies you for a bachelor's degree. (cheers and applause) which, in turn, qualifies you for nothing. (laughter) speaking of qualified for nothing, wolf blitzer. (laughter) last night, wolf hosted a cnn tea party presidential debate where he tried to ambush ron paul by asking whether society should pay for someone in a coma who doesn't have insurance. >> that's what freedom is all about, taking your own risks. this whole idea that you have to prepare and take care of everybody... (cheers and applause) >> are you saying that society should just let him die? >> no... >> yes! >> yes! >> stephen: yeah! (laughter) i say we personally tell that stupid coma guy to suck it! (laughter) in morse code hand squeezes. oh, they're in there. (laughter) of course, this is stone-hearted realism and it's a proven crowd pleaser at g.o.p. debates. >> governor perry, question about texas. your state has executed 234 death row inmates, more than any other governor in mod

paul?ere he is explaining why 9/11 happened or something like that. >> this whole idea that the whole muslim world is responsible for this and they are attacking us because we are free and prosperous, that is just not true. osama bin laden and al-qaeda have been explicit. they have been explicit, and they wrote and said that we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia. you do not give palestinians a fair treatment, and you have been bombing -- i didn't say that. i am trying to get you to understand what the motive was behind the bombing. >> you have to remove the hangar from the jacket. >> anyway, here he is when wolf blitzer asked about the case of a 30-year-old who chooses not to buy healthcare and then goes into a coma. >> who is going to pay if he goes into a coma? who pays for that? >> in a society that you accept welfarism and socialism, he expects the government to take care of him. that's what freedom is about, taking your own risk. this whole idea tha

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paul. i said jesse withouters out there, was nice, respectful, we put dr. paul's remarks on.m? good. my job to show you what the presidential candidates are what they are really like, what they think and we do that the people who won't talk to me, like ron paul, we got waters and we are going to have a few others floating around. you can run, but you can't hide. again, thanks for watching. i am bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops right here because we >> top of the morning to you. it's thursday, september 8th. i'm gretchen carlson. thank you so much for sharing your time with us today. well, they came out swinging as g.o.p. frontrunner rick perry made his debated debut. >> michael dukakis

what you've seen over the past year is mitch mcconnell doesn't really call out rand paul and rand paul doesn't really call out mitch mcconnell. so i don't think you're going to find it from mitch mcconnell because they seem to have a mutually beneficial relationship, but you could see other republicans pointing to rand paul and saying, hey, that's rand paul and the tea party, that's not necessarily me. but in terms of the tea party base here in kentucky, that's what rand paul really cares about. it's not just the base. he's a true believer. he comes from -- his intellectual heroes are libertarians like lou rockwell and people from the mease institute and his father. he's a true believer when he comes to that and typically very stubborn. i'm not sure how much pressure from other republicans is going to do. >> in the meantime the whole country doesn't get improved gas pipelines. joe sonka. thanks very much for joining us. nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me on, rh. l. >>> on last night's show we ran out of time because of the breaking non-chris christie news before we could sh

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ron paul is really coming up with a maverick ad lately and we played some other ones on this show but i may actually kind of look at strategy right because the one thing that we always hear from every republican candidate is them harping back to ron paul as the godfather and yet i mean it's maybe. oh my old screwed up but the thing is paul was one of only four congressmen to endorse ronald reagan when he first ran for a little brother in your face style in two thousand and seven right didn't come didn't come out and say something about ronald reagan being a failure yet even you know not this like poor paragraph document but the important thing here is there's we don't deal with that whatever but there's two more things here one is that ron paul is actually running for president he has a smear campaign which he didn't do last time and the other is people are actually taking him seriously perry came out with this. big long statement about ron paul came out against reagan and people are starting to take notice i think the more interesting thing is is what this is going to do to kerry's c

big long statement about ron paul came out against reagan and people are starting to take notice but i think the more interesting thing is what this is going to do to perry's campaign what the allegations are going to do if anything i don't know what do you really i feel like that kind of you know that's been out there for a while i feel like you know a lot of people have tried to throw that at perry before for supporting al gore like even before he announced it i was immediately was one of the talking points to what might be a problem during his campaigning but it isn't black and white and said to slow dramatic that means anyone can get in then by the way if you just close your eyes it's the most spectacular it's like it's like a movie preview i'm sure that there are a lot of ron paul supporters that you know play before they go to bed when i did call him the one again it was in the context of a sudden says time so the one i love it was. the odd one story of it just this one just cracks me up and apparently cracks up the rest of the world to see now in so many news sites a frenchman

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am giving up on paul ryan.are chris christie you look at the field. >> chris: juan, one of the thingings that i think is tremendous disadvantage perry has getting in so late. in romney's case he had five years to work out the kinks. perry in the first debate with other guys who had more experience and training. >> he's not been on the national stage. that is the biggest liability. american people don't know him. the ponzi scheme comment comes across as ham handed and dangerous. and a gall up poll said it damages him with a third of the independent voters. they wouldn't support someone with that talk . combine it with ben bernanke increasing the money supply is tresanous. they are not substantial. it is rhetoric and maybe intended to feed the base. it increases the sense that he's not ready and his performance in the debate is not reassuring if you are watching. people love his presence and he is a commanding presence on the stage. i would not say that he doesn't belong there. but can he be elect run against oba

first of all the jesse watters interview with ron paul. do you feel dr. paul has a chance to win?no. >> bill: why does he do it? >> he has ideas. he wants them expressed. is he a curmudgeon. he likes the attention. it's something between self-seeking attention and, on the other hand, a true belief that he wants to put out there. >> bill: okay. so he wants to get his ideas in the marketplace to discuss them in the hopes that maybe some of them will gain some traction. >> when you take the gold standard, it's perfectly true that the fed has horribly abused its right to print currency. tripled the money supply in two years. on the other hand, if we return to the gold standard, we would not be able to have enough money to pay our economy unless they mined more in south africa. i mean. >> bill: if you had people demanding money, gold, and silver. >> the gold supply would last for an hour. back in the days when there was not much international concern sinchts he knows that just the iran situation, i don't care. they have the nuke weapon. that throws everything off in the whole world. i

but paul is reportedly blaming democratic leaders for the senate's failure to act, saying they could have scheduled a debate and vote on this bill at any time. >> this isn't about politics, it's about safety. >> reporter: he reads the letter he sent to rand paul. >> i was angry about it, that rand paul is holding up a piece of legislation that we need to have to keep us safe in our home. >> reporter: paul is blocking pipeline safety legislation designed to solve some of the problems that led to the explosion that destroyed this san bruno neighborhood and killed eight last year. >> it's very frustrating to see this, to know after the ntsb investigation, they did so much work to try and identify the cause and gave us 29 really good recommendations about how we should move forward. >> reporter: the pipeline transportation safety improvement act of 2011 calls for a toughening federal regulations on more than 2 million miles of pipelines nationwide. the bill has unanimous bipartisan support in congress. but paul, a first term kentucky republican, whose father is running for president, say

paul begala, ari fleischer, dana, joining us the conversation. dana, as a tea party supporter, who did you think was the standout for you tonight and on jobs, who do you believe more? >> well, i think the overall standout, i have to say that i think romney and perry really went at each other. i think they kind of perhaps shot each other in each other's foot. i think bachmann ultimately, she had some of the solid, more solid answers of the night. i was really hoping she would come out aggressive. she expected to stay in or be in the top tier of candidates in this primary, she needed to be aggressive and have hard hitting answers. she need today go after other candidates. that's what she did. i thought she performed well. overall, i would give it to bachmann. gingrich always does well, but he's been doing this for a long time. in terms of jobs, who i believe the most, i have to say whenever herman cain spoke, he backed it up with a plan that he's already published on his website and sent out to various media and bloggers. so that was really interes

name account snyder back in two thousand and eight when he was running rand paul's ron paul's campaign when you can track an ammonia he spent two months in the hospital and died four hundred thousand dollars in debt because he didn't have health insurance ron paul doesn't even give his campaign staff health insurance i guess it's because he wants them to be free and then there's rick perry who is governor locked up more people than any other governor in america he loves to spew his definition of free too. as we go forward america needs to be about where you need to be about freedom from overtaxation freedom from over litigation over. regulation and let me translate that in english that means freedom from government keeping air water and food safe freedom from government taxes to pay for roads bridges and police officers and freedom i guess from lawyers being allowed to sue on our behalf when a corporation or incompetent doctor ruins our lives that's what republicans want you to believe freedom means freedom mostly from the government and considering our government is made up of we the

ron paul had a friend who died uninsured. ken schneider. paul's 2008 campaign manager.re of his friend? i want to bring in ryan. what have you learned? >> as you pointed out just a moment ago, ron paul taking that stand the other night. he drew very continue veroversi lehrs of approval, but did not bring up that story, a very personal story. as you mentioned, ron paul had that top aide. paul says schneider was the one who talked him in to running for president of 2008. in june of that year, he died of pneumonia. he was 49 years old. had no health insurance. colleagues say a preexisting condition made it impossible for him to get coverage. i spoke with paul about this and he kept saying that he was cared for. an aide to paul said he spent several weeks in the hospital and his bills totalled more than $400,000. the aide says that pauls staff's raised more than $50,000 for that, but the rest was passed on to schneider's estate. i asked paul specifically whether this might make him and his followers seem a little bit harless on this issue. some might be surprised that you d

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and my brother, my best friend, paul frederick betiny. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mom a kiss for me up there and let me give a shout out to men and women who have built this memorial and to our first responders and our military. thank you all very much. [applause] >> my brother, anthony edward gallagher. we love you and miss you. >> donna m. berno. >> david w. bernard. >> william h. bernstien. >> david beret. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid besky. >> caroline mare buhj. >> edward frank beya. >> paul michael bayer. bella bacan. peter alexander beesfield. >> william gee. >> and my brother-in-law, steven howard berger. we all miss you and there's not a day that goes by we don't think of you. >> my brother, william reid besky. we will always remember you. >> mark bingham. >> carl vincent beanie. >> gary eugene bird. >> joshua david birnbaum. >> george john bishop. >> chris romeo bashunda. >> jeffrey donald. [bell] >> president lincoln not only understood the heartbreak of his country, he

ron paul's been running on this military support recently.came after him and rick santorum had that spar about iran at a previous debate. he's continued to pound home he's got more donations from active duty military veterans than any other candidate. he is pointing to entitlements he will defend. the reason he can defend the domestic entitlements is by bringing the troops home and save trillions. >> so what is the reaction in the audience to it? this is a guy that would argue four years ago, you wouldn't hear him putting caveats on some of his positions. if he didn't like a program, he would say i don't like this program. the implication being he'd get rid of it. now he's saying i don't like but i'm not getting rid of it. reaction in the crowd? >> i think reality is setting in. four years ago we weren't at 9% unemployment. today those in the crowd have friends and family members out of jobs. so they're relying on these entitlements. so i think the softer stance is resonating with the audience. i've asked them ron paul's message is different.

my guests tonight texas congressman and republican presidential contender ron paul will be joining us. ( applause ) on the show. i'm sorry. i meant rick santorum will be here. i apologize. quite different reactions on that. it's like we have an audience full of teachers of the year. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: playing hooky from what they're supposed to be doing. can their be truancy from a teacher of the year conference? "a dog ate my conference schedule." anyway congressman paul, of course, turning in another fine performance last thursday when the republican presidential candidates gathered in florida for the fox news google debate. the 83rd such debate so far this year following of course the previous cnn tea party debate, the reagan library debate, the history channel civil war recreationist debate, the tron debate. the "are you afraid of the dark" debate, and the "don't tell rick santorum we're canceling the debate" debate. by the way, santorum... ( cheers and applause ) yeah. santorum still came in fifth in that debate. things aren't going his way. so what can we possibly l

paul mccarthy received another musical first. -- paul mccartney received another musical first. a court in italy is hearing the closing arguments in the appeal of a man but knox. lawyers say forensic scientists have cast doubt on the dna evidence used against her. this report contains some photography. >> amanda knox back in court today as her appeal reached its final stages. the family is increasingly confident they have won the argument that she and her former boyfriend are innocent. but the italian prosecutors insisted today in the closing statements that there was still a lot of evidence against her and warned the jury to ignore the spin. the savage killings took place in a small house on the edge of the hillside. during the appeal, a lot of forensic scientists gathered at the house where they were flat mates. they've come under intense scrutiny. the dna found upon a brock has been dismissed as potentially contaminated. evidence suggests that a knife that had not's dna also had on the blade.od the dna collection was below international standards. the report concluded that th

saying why is he picking on ron paul? >> rick perry knows one speed. it doesn't matter if it's ron paul, karl rove, barack obama, if you mess with him, he's going to hit back. this is somebody who's not going to take any shots from anybody. if he gets one, he's going to hit back. that said, perry's folks last night in the spin room were saying that this is who he is. we can't rein him in, we don't want to. perry can mod late his message. look what happened when he made the comment about ben bernanke. he's been much more restrained about that. >> the entire, i think all of those guys on stage have -- are united on ben bernanke. they all have decided they would like to fire ben bernanke. very quickly though, we have this two way -- we have what we believe is this knock down, drag out that's coming. ron paul is never going to get out of this race. ron paul is going to be a thorn in rick perry's side. is ron paul perry's secret weapon if he holding 10%. >> paul might be what people hope bachmann and perhaps palin were going t

you're paul matheson. and you're gonna run your business into the ground.ver do that! there is no erik gustafson. hey that's erik gustafson!!! there is no erik gustafson!!!!! [ male announcer ] small business solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. >>> eight republican candidates took the stage tonight. who can take the fight all the way to the nomination, that is the bottom line question. the money was on front-runner rick perry, the texas governor took more than one hit tonight. listen to this tea party audience as perry justifies his state's dream act. if you've been in the state of texas for three years, if you're working toward your college degree, and if you are working and pursuing citizenship in the state of texas, you pay in-state tuition there. and the bottom line issing it doesn't make any difference what the sound of your last name is, that is is the american way, no matter how you got into that state, from the standpoint of your parents brought you there, or what have you, that's what we've done in the state of texas. i'm proud that we're havi

paul ryan was in his brain a little bit. >> reporter: actually, a lot.yan right up front at the president's budget speech in april, and then proceeded to denounce his plan. >> it ends medicare as we know it. >> what i was thinking going into that speech was, you know what, we're getting divided government to work. we're actually compromising, getting things done. so what i got out of that was, political mode, you know, demagoguery, trying to nullify the notion that there's an alternative path for this country. >> reporter: with neither side budging, ryan has settled in. >> paul ryan is the right guy! >> reporter: as a hero to republicans and a devil to the democrats. and he's okay with that. >> yeah, they had an ad of me pushing some older woman off a cliff or something like that. >> reporter: it doesn't bother you? >> no, not really. look, we have a normal life here in jamesville. my wife and i have, we have three beautiful kids, soccer on saturdays, we have cub scouts. we have a normal life like everybody else. i go to washington four days a week, whic

longfellow wrote "paul revere's ride" in 1860, almost 100 years after it happened.nother line from the poem. >> "it was two by the village clock..." >> "...when he came to the bridge in concord town." >> well, that didn't happen, either. >> he was stopped in lexington and was never able to actually make it beyond lexington to warn residents in the town of concord that the british were gonna be coming. >> the poem also leads you to believe that paul revere was the only rider that night. not so. >> there were several other men, the most important of which was william dawes, who rode off of boston neck, taking the land route to go and warn people in lexington and concord. the other man is a man named dr. samuel prescott, who was actually out visiting his girlfriend that night and was roped into helping with the business when he met up with revere and with dawes in lexington. >> so, then why did longfellow leave out those two men? >> that is a great question, and there are many historians and academics who've researched that particular piece. their answers seem to be wa

. >> congressman paul, you're from texas, does your governor deserve all that credit ? >> not quite. i'm a taxpayer there, my taxes have gone up, our taxes have doubled since he's been in office. i don't want to offend the governor because he may raise my taxes or something. >> the drug company gave thousands of dollars in political donations to the governor, and this is flat out wrong. the question is, is it about life or millions of dollars and potentially billions for a drug company. >> it was a $5,000 contribution that i received from them, i raise about $30 million. and if you're saying i can be bought for $5,000 i'm offended. >> i'm offended for the little girls and parents that didn't have a choice. >> the social security is a hot button issue. they were talking about vaccinations at the end. rick perry has made waves by calling social security a ponzi scheme. wolf blitzer moderated the debate, john king, david gergern, zbloer ya borger, eric ericson, paul begala, ari fleischer and roland martin. i don't know how many folks we have, i lost count. we just talked t

analysts don't see this case holding paul politically. >> i think the story, who ron paul really is as to the politicians who say one thing and do another. he knows what he believes. he takes stands that sometimes can look really difficult. >> some might be surprised that you don't take this more personally given the experience that you had. >> how could i take it in my personally because he was a friend. and did what i could, but it is something that you know, so unfortunate. it was a tough time for all of us. campaign hadn't quite finished when he got deathly ill and i had known him for so many years. >> ron paul made very clear that schneider was cared if. colleagues say he spent several weeks in the hospital. when i asked that he really beliefs that churches would take on the burden, paul said not today because government has run up the cost. >> the group is now trying to use this for political gain. >> a group called protect your care. it's launched a new ad called let him die. a take off of your question to ron paul and the audience's answer. we have to reiterate, paul said no. i

live in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> how about that? they are here for the premier of the movie moneyball starring brad pitt. about the oakland a's 2002 season. a remarkable season although unfortunately it did not end with a world series. >>> former supervisor with the public utilities commission pleaded guilty in a corruption scam. he supervised a group that stole $300,000 of taxpayer money. they wrote false invoices and ran their own contracting business on city time. >> this is a case where we had city employees working in conjunction with local businesses and they are defraughting the -- frauding the city. >> he faces three years in prison and must pay $170,000. >>> the state deadline is looming for 7th through 12 graders to get the whooping cough vaccine. >> reporter: bay area doctors discovered the whooping cough vaccine protection wears off twice as fast as previously thought. last year the worst in 60 years. 9,000 cases and 10 children dead from whooping cough. >> i believe in vaccines. both my kids have been. >> reporter: new

tea party debate congressman ron paul provided perfect sound right when it finally came time to talk about the war in afghanistan and the fence spending our post nine eleven world congressman paul was the only one willing to talk about the uncomfortable truth their actions have consequences so we're under great threat because we occupy so many countries we're in one hundred thirty country we have nine hundred bases around the world we're going broke the purpose of real kind it was to attack us in by this over there where they can target us and they have been doing it they have more attacks against us and the american interest per month than occurred in all the years before nine eleven but we're there occupying their land in a. we think that we can do there and not have retaliation we're kidding ourselves we have to be honest with ourselves. and that is probably the most illogical thing that anybody said all night at that debate all americans might not like hearing it we have to be able to be honest with ourselves we have to be able to comprehend

i'm giving up and paul ryan. but i got to think if you are chris christie looking at this field you think i owe it to the party and to the country to run. >> chris: one of the things i think is the tremendous disadvantage perry is at getting in the race so late that in romney's case he has had five years to work out the kinks. you know, in perry's case he is in his first debate when all of the other guys had more experience and more training and more vetting. >> he just hasn't been on the national stage and i think that is his biggest liability is the american people just don't know him. i think something like the ponzi scheme comment comes across to many americans as ham handed and dangerous and a gallup poll out this week that indicates it damages him where a third of independent who just wouldn't support someone who uses that kind of talk. and combine him with the talk about ben bernanke, if he increases the money supply to would be treasonness. rhetoric maybe to feed the base. increases the sense that he is n