god made the penguin that way. >> ♪ that is doing the penguin ♪ bill: more of "miller time" isx >> hereiller's take on the airplane controversy and pelosi. >> if they have a plan that can be cross country, i will take that plan. bill: air pelosi. that is interesting. >> the last -- the worst thing about lending pelosi in aircraft is it always comes back with an eye job on the cockpit where the shields are pulled up in and a disturbing arc. somebody thinks this empty headed manikin has to be guarded from people. it shows you how absolutely mad the world has gotten. the woman volunteers to go to summit because she thinks the gulf stream is rolling out the new model. bill: you are invited to disney -- to dinner with chavez and obama but you could not make it. what was your assessment from afar? >> all for this campaign, i heard from barack obama that words matter and pictures are worth a thousand words. i understand, keep your enemies closer, but you do not have to spoon this guy. imagine how it breaks the spirit of a freedom fighter to look up and see barack obama with this pig. it is unb

, i could care less. >> bill: i can't figure out how they know the penguins are gay. to that conclusion, do they wear tight t-shirts. how do you know? i don't know. what's the barometer here. >> a couple of things, their sex is very formal, the gay penguins. >> there's a mysterious ritual that dates back thousands of years. >> they wear the black and white tuxedos. >> yes, and also when they do have an egg, it's already pre-colored which that sets off an alarm. >> if the penguin is gay, leave it alone. god made the penguin that way and who cares. >> when did you turn into such a reflective pya guy. >> bill: if you can stand it more, miller time is coming up. dennis examines air pelosi. #ññ >> continuing with our special edition of the factor,here is dennis miller's unique take on speaker pelosi and the airplane controversy. >> if they can have a plane that goes cross country i'll take that plane. >> what do you think about my talking points memo on air pelosi, interesting, huh? >> the interesting thing about lending pelosi an aircraft is it always comes back with an e

adopting a few penguins, perhaps?> the full extent of the ties between the farm pharmaceutical and blocked healthcare reform. >> blame capitalism. >> most under reported, the movement, which is a true widespread grass roots tax revolt. >> any numbers? >> we will see more of this. it was discovered through an explosion that we sent in a rocket that went through the surface of the moon and discovered a huge as no discovery. we should have tried sanctions first. >> are we going to see the building on the moon? >> we are working on it. >> most under reported story of 2009. the impact of the economic crisis on younger americans, including college dropouts. young americans have the highest unemployment rates and 2/3 of them, 66% of them voted for obama. they have now vanished. okay, the most over reported story of 2009. >> the death of michael jackson and the aftermath, enough already. >> eleanor. >> balloon boy. i know pat loved it, but way over done. >> monica. >> all of the challenges facing the new president. it was as

[laughter] >> and eventually, baruch of course all the paperback rights to penguin and made a lot of money doing that which enabled him to move ahead and do wonderful. and they are great publisher and i have great admiration for the. by the fact of the matter is, you know, to be the most important thing is to get this message out as fast as i can him and into as many people as i can. but it is a dilemma. do you go with companies that are part of the corporatocracy? i asked them to you soy-based inks and use recycled paper as much as they could, and they have. they made some compromises. but things like that always a bit of a compromise. what we have to do is constantly push all of these companies. so when i'm on book tours with them i asked them to get me cars better hybrid, hotels that are as, that have a reputation, that are trying hard. i think what's important is that we all buy from companies that have changed this -- instead of the school of maximizing profit regardless of the social and environmental costs, which is the gold that's really driven the corporatocracy. this hole m

hundreds of people braving the chilly waters of the atlantic ocean as part of the annual penguin plunge on new year's day. the event raising thousands of dollars for charity. pennsylvania. >> happy new year! >> julie: philadelphia's mayor marching in the 110th new year's day mummers parade. the annual tradition drawing crowds and at least one wedding proposal. finances almost sidelining the parade this year, but the city and organizers worked out a deal much to the delight of philly native and actor kevin bacon. >> it's great the way we all came together. my brother specifically worked really, really hard on this whole project. we're happy to have it come full circle. >> florida. a set of twin boys born a decade apart. one baby delivered just before midnight on new year's eve. the other coming out seconds in 2010. the delivery coming by cre section in tampa. that -- c-section in tampa, that allowing the doctors to give the parents a choice. >> i turned to nobles and her husband and i said do you want them to have the same birthday or different birthday? >> because of their early deliver

there is still some, there is some science on penguins which started gay and turned straight and stuff like that. and other thing is even if it is biologically different, there are animals which are gay, it doesn't necessarily mean it is just because, in the animal community, the nature, there is lot of other things that go on between, there is -- and stuff like that that we draw the line. >> why should the state or the political community recognize marriage, and only marriage between a man and a woman? >> the thing is, it has worked for the majority of the people for so long. and, there is not a compelling reason to change status quo. >> you say -- >> nobody hates it or -- or something like that. >> okay. who would like to reply? why, center of same-sex marriage, state recognizing same-sex marriage, what would be your reason? go ahead. yeah. >> i think that the best reason presented has been that we are enlightened about the, what shall i say that sex is not so carefully defined in nature, including beyond human beings. and that people are born with this gender, kind of, that is to sa

[applause] and lauterbach for, to begin again published by penguin books. carl phillips force the collogue, published by farrar, straus and giroux. van cleve stephan non-fork open interval published by the university of pittsburgh press. [applause] and keith waldrop for transcendental studies, a trilogy, published by the university of california press. [applause] it was a very very difficult decision. we spent literally hours and hours and got to know these books so well and ended up loving all of them, and it was almost impossible to decide, but in the long run we decided to give this year's national book award in poetry to keith waldrop for "transcendental studies." [applause] [applause] >> how will ever live this down? i really appreciate this honor. i think also that one should, should take get as one of, one direction that poetry can go and there are not only the five books that were selected here but a dozen others that are, that are very good and i would hope that the existence of this award would simply get people to read more poetry. but anyway, th

seven years went by and last december of 08 he was arrested so i was approached by penguin to write aook. >> when you were writing in 2001, why? >> hedge funds ronde the rise. i wanted to write about someone who was really under the radar so to speak. i knew that hedge funds were going to be a big deal as we see today. they are everywhere and they are here to stay. and they are probably going to be regulated by congress pretty sin. back then, birdie madoff was the known on main street and he never lost money, and i just wanted to know how he did it. that was live wrote the original story. >> where does your book and? >> well, it is still on going because on friday, in fact two of madoff's computer programmers were charged with conspiracy in helping perpetuate this whole fraught. really is going to keep going probably for another couple of years because they need to figure out who else was involved because certainly made of it not do it alone. >> follow-up book? >> writing a paper bag that will be out this spring. >> erin arvedlund, "too good to be true" the rise and fall of bernie mad

pittsburgh penguins brought thrawr their papas on a recent spin and laid down philadelphia. >> craig: think they had fun last year wasn't it we were down in tampa bay and florida. nice, warm weather for the dads. a lost them coming from western canada. >> joe: michal neuvirth's father, i want to say the name is peter, witnessed his son's first nhl win on that trip. [ whistle ] >> joe: this one deflected off the rink. we are approaching rather quickly the vancouver olympics. there's what's to come on the schedule. >> craig: you can see 11 games in 19 days. five home, six away. three sets of back to backs and three southeast division games and a road trip upcoming start february off and to finish it up, moving in on that olympic break. >> joe: january 26, 2010 and the investigate one is almost half a hundred. wayne gretzky, 49 today. just sigh of the 3:00 mark this have third period with the capitals in front by four. washington beings wins over new york. 3-2-0. 5-4 in a shootout and 11-round shootout back in mid-november. [ whistle ] >> joe: the islanders have the other victory thanks