psycho talk is next. >>> tonight's psycho talk, michele bachmann.n it comes to drill, baby, drill. bachmann announced she was open to drilling for oil in the florida everglades. she said, the united states needs to be less dependent on foreign sources of energy and more dependent upon american resour resourcefulness. whether that is in the everglades or whether this is in the eastern gulf region or whether that's in north dakota, we need to go where the energy is. i didn't do that for the full quote because i didn't think you could take it. i know i couldn't. bachmann doubled down on those remarks and blamed environmentalists for getting in the way. >> the radical environmentalists put up one roadblock after another to accessing natural energy. >> and he think his buddy michele just took it too far. >> i think michele bachmann said something yesterday totally incredible about the florida everglades, on i'll straighten her out. george w. bush is also against drilling in ther glad everglade. so was his brother, remember him? the oil would only last in

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psycho talk. >>> american manufacturing got yet another boost in july.companies are leading the way. the president of the united autoworkers bob king joins me next. stay with us, the numbers are awesome. >>> dick cheney's please don't prosecute me war crimes publicity tour continues. and his latest gem puts him in good standing with the tea party. he claims he opposed president bush's decision to provide gm a $13 billion loan and he still believes the government should not have gotten involved in helping the automobile industry. he's a real tea party patriot, isn't he? the actual vice president dick cheney didn't always act in a way that matched his words. even with a congressional record of opposing an auto rescue package back in 1979 cheney became president getting republican support for the 200 auto loan. as the los angeles times reported back then, cheney rounded up skeptical republicans and told them if we don't do this, we will be known as the party of herbert hoover forever. you might think dick cheney was for the auto loan before he was against i

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. >>> and in "psycho talk" tonight, rick perry and his tea party base, they are perfect for each other night during the republican debate when he said this about president obama. >> he had $800 billion worth of stimulus in the first round of stimulus. it created zero jobs. >> you know, i know they're changing the history books down there in texas. i didn't know they were messing with the math books as well. here are facts for you, governor rick perry. the second quarter of this year, alone, the white house reported the stimulus funded more than 555,000 full-time jobs. the president's council on economic advisers estimate the stimulus saved or created as many as 3.6 million jobs through 2010. four independent analysis had similar results. rick perry saying the stimulus created zero jobs is a flat-out lie. there was a lot more psycho talk coming from the texas governor last night when michele bachmann accused perry of being in the pocket of pharmaceutical companies. this was his comeback. >> the company was merck and a $5,000 contribution i received from them. i raise about $30 million,

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and he starred in psycho talk last night for making this comment -- >> many african-americans have been brainwashed into not being open minded, not even considering a conservative point of view. i have received some of that same vitriol simply because i am running for the republican nomination as a conservative. so it's just brainwashing and people not being open minded, pure and simple. >> not being open minded? my radio audience went nuts when they heard that, herman cain saying that kind of stuff about how many african-americans had been brainwashed by democrats. it shows he's an intellectual lightweight. he doesn't have the pulse of the people. not all african-americans are democrats. can we state that? but most of them are because democrats have fought for their rights. it's not just civil rights act and affirmative action. democrats fight for social and economic justice for every american. republicans, do they not have an ugly history of racism? the southern strategy is all about race and radical politics? south carolina senator jim demint reminded us about that with a shocking co

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. >> and in "psycho talk" tonight, john phlegming of louisiana, he joins the rest his party in beatingm. the multimillionaire business owner says he can't afford a tax increase. no way. earlier today on this network fleming addressed a report saying he made $6.3 million last year from subway and ups franchises that he owns. >> that's before you pay 500 employees, you pay rent and you pay equipment and food. the actual net income of that was only a mere fraction of that amount. the amount that i have to reinvest in my business and feed my family is more like 600,000 of that $6.3 million and so by the time i feed my family i have, you know, maybe 400,000 left over to invest in new locations, upgrade my locations, buy more equipment. >> what? folks, i want to know what this guy's eating if he spends $200,000 feeding his family. let's see, quick math here. that's 16 grand a month. that's 4 grand a week. chris christie doesn't even spend that much on food. what is he eating? >> if fleming cut back on his food budget he could find a single mom that's feeding a couple of kids while working on

. >>> it's psycho talk tonight.an herman cain has a theory of why african-americans tend to vote for democrats. >> many african-americans have been brainwashed into not being open minded, not even considering a conservative point of view. i have received some of that same vitriol simply because i am running for the republican nomination as a conservative. it's just brainwashing and people not being open minded, pure and simple. >> come on, herman, it's not very presidential to say a huge group of voters can't think for themselves. here are a few reasons, serious reasons, why african-americans might choose democratic candidates without being brainwashed. almost 17% of african-americans are unemployed. democrats are in favor of extending unemployment benefits. republicans say unemployment benefits just make people lazy. democrats are in favor of affirmative action. republicans call it reverse discrimination. republicans are actively working against the best interests of many african-americans, and they're not hiding t

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. >>> in "psycho talk" tonight, rush limbaugh likes to see he's color blind.for five minutes knows that's hogwash. here's what he had to say today while he was congratulating pizza king herman cain for winning the straw poll. >> we could be on the brink of an historic election. herman cain goes on to win the republican presidential nomination. and then goes on to be elected president. herman cain could be our first authentically black president. stop and think about that. >> oh, i'm thinking about it, rush. and you're full of it. president obama was authentically black enough for you when you spent the last four years taking racially charged shots at him. >> we have to bend over, grab the ankles. bend over forward, backward, whichever. because his father was black, because this is the first black president. >> how do you get promoted to the barack obama administration? by hating white people. obama america, white kids get beat up, black kids cheering right on, right on, right on, right on. the triple-double oreo. it's a biracial cookie. it isn't going to be lo

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they call it a psycho, >> by now, you probably know the departure of bill neukom.f directors felt like they were not in touch, or informed about big, monetary spending from the giants. now, bill neukom is out. >> were you forced out, bill? >> i do not think that is their character ration characterization at all. i asked if there was that a succession plan? how much longer do i want to do this job? >> bill is entitled since he turned 70 in the month of november to have retirement. and is it unusual? i do not agree because after the victorious ending. to go out on top. >> pamela, let me give you a theory. you look at the world through rose colored glasses except when you get here law but most of the time you are an optimist. and you hear that ball players are uit is a business. however when you see somebody like that and everything comes back to money. they should be in a joyous mood. because you mess with somebody's money, did not inform them. >> it is not about the teams playing about what is going on the field. >> you want to win. and if kron can work for $8,000 p

a psycho woman appeared at the whim. come on, powell shouted. as she claimed that he could see she was very large. oh, man, he said to himself. this is going to suck. and it did. that woman knocked him over, he injured his back and his legs in the process. another woman jumped out without even waiting for him to stand up and he couldn't stand up in time to get her so he just sort of rolled his body into where she was falling enough to break her fall so she didn't land completely smack on the pavement. and then he got up and kept walking down the service road. he found this whole where these two navy officers, one of whom was dave tarantino, had just dug underneath a huge flame. if i'm getting this wrong, you can correct me. just trying to go in and rescue people. so some other people go in, a three-star general was there and he said to craig pal, you need to stay in charge out here because we need somebody with a military mindset you can just keep things under control out of the fire he says i've got to get inside. he goes inside. smoke is about

on one side of the population and then comparing that to terrorism that's just low not to mention psycho so that's why tonight we're giving oklahoma state lawmaker sally kern article time award. if time for half the hour tonight and joining me this evening is our two producer jenny churchill and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger at black dot net thanks for joining me guys now ok so of course we saw a lot of commemoration we saw the ceremonies at ground zero this weekend to remember nine eleven but we also saw some possible threats of an attack you know first they were saying that the there might be some kind of action by some kind of retaliation or to read to get us to remember nine eleven and then we also saw that there was something going on on airplanes that was really really threatening take a look. at american airlines flight from los angeles to new york was accompanied to the ground by two f. sixteen fighter jets after air marshals onboard the plane reported strange behavior by three men who were coming and going from the bathroom it turns o

is going to win just finally eric here is a country on the african continent we've seen psychos in cameroon there you know well suppose i visit symbolizing the fact that a new regime is started to get after it is over but why hasn't the african union recognized the national transitional council just finally and briefly because you have to remember that the african union was a strong supporter of the financial support that he did lead. the organisation as well as a super state said that the developing problem for instance the niger and so on and because most of the countries of the african you know perfectly know who are members of the of the n.t. sea and what they're going to do then or they are islamists and they know they're going to this tbilisi the river the they're all the same you know real for a long time ever always good to talk to you thanks so much for time eric and he's the director and founder of the french center for intelligence studies joining us live there in france thank you and. well r.t. spoke to russia's envoy to the u.n. he says the libyan experience is helping determin

goes back to two thousand and seven hank paulson was here in paris meeting with nicholas our cozy psycho's he raised concerns about subprime related market turbulence paulson however underscored the importance of not overreacting he said it would take months not weeks for credit to be repriced but this was not a major crisis. yes he went on to say anyway it's not a problem the only problem i see in europe for the banks is the german lender spankin but they presented little systemic risk and would be bailed out by the german taxpayer so hank paulson is speaking on behalf of the german government in terms of his plan to allow for the german banks to be bailed out by the german citizen speaking for the global elite this is always their intention back to savers versus speculators he's he's negotiating to speculators rule and he knew from then a year and a half before he pretended oh i hated to have to do tarp well he was speaking to sarkozy a year before tarp saying oh don't worry it's not going to be a problem because the german taxpayer will bail out the german landis bank and let me ask you

but to really understand was driving markets we need to understand a dimension of psychology called psycho athey psychopaths are sometimes referred to as sociopaths basically lack empathy and this is the defining characteristic of people who are psychopaths they view other people as objects to move around on a chessboard and they think that the only human being in the entire universe of actually experiences my emotions is they themselves that one person was like about themselves and the. people who could profit off millions of people being thrown out of their homes for example example by and large if if they could sleep at night with a psychopath if they dreamed about it at night they'd be a definable psychopath for example take a look at this clip from the same or traitor. i'm a trader i don't really care about that kind of stuff i go with what if i see an opportunity to make money i go with that so for most traders it's not about is that we don't really care down much how to in the face the how to fix the economy how to fix the whole situation our job is to make money from it and persona

they are now in libya trying to control the political direction of the country there that's why mr psycho see and mr cameron it was announced today that they were in tripoli and this is indicative of the fact that this so-called revolution in libya was nothing but an effort of regime change that was hatched in washington london and london and paris and they want to do the same process carry out the same process in syria as well as iran and why have they not intervened in bahrain and in yemen where we've also had. these big committed by the regimes there because those regimes do the bidding of the united states they do the bidding of the british and the french and of course we have to keep all these factors in consideration when we try to analyze what is going on in the region we cannot say that what happened in egypt and to be sure earlier in the year is the same type of process that developed in libya and what is going on now in syria because those regimes have been targeted for decades for destabilization are by the united states and by other western industrialized countries so we have

still is a victim of a confidence game where he still believes the guy who sold him out is somehow psycho see and not tony blair tony blair if push comes to shove you should start selling those nut choppers on late night t.v. you know that guy vince is a famous seller of chomsky's on late night t.v. if you have a retires to tony blair you gonna love my nuts watch this so easy one finger i can do one finger you guys can do with the reason you're going to slap away every day because it's so easy to clean so the confidence game sold to the west and to the people financing it the taxpayers of the west who think they're getting something is they're told that khadafi and say follow islam are uniquely crazy madman and dictators and killers and of course information is emerged that we were sending people there to be tortured over the past few months including up to a few days before the regime we decided to topple them better than this kind of a new revolution as a because we knew about egypt in these other areas where us people had tortured me to know there's actually happening in libya as well.

and then those who will stay stuck in a psycho that the future will be different than the past and those of, us can actually help peopleew with the different narrative and we need to do more that and more encouragement and uplifting because that recognizes the person has dignity. it is not determined in terms of your own political life. cor how can we inspire to come out of that? the stories are incrediblyreat important in in part this a great tragedy of the current tipoff generation with the in lives of those who lived in jim-crow and slavery. i grew up hearing the stories i hear them again to w beou reinforced. we don't want to go back. the good old days is the future. i am not going back 21950. i think those things are important. good question. >> you mentioned church. could close disparities what was the effect on the white students?ite and why you think there was a breakdown in the social institutions? that you did not explain why thatha happened. making a similar point* to say civil-rights arguments but after the death of the king they were relevant. what came first? and why? >> to

i think it helps the -- psychologically, it's psycho acoustic, we call it.t when you do talks, you speak better. you feel it. that happens in a performance and i think it happens in everything. >> what about this new building in new york? it's a big apartment building. what did you see as the crucial thing there to get right. the pro forma for the apartment was a t-shaped building. it's a given in new york, it's a new york model. we made it a little higher and added the stairsteps like the historic buildings in new york. we didn't have to do that. we could have been straight up. so that was dedecoration, if you will. it was my trying to fit a building in to new york. and then i added the folds. folds are like when your mother holds you in your arms, i think. it's very basic and primitive that people respond to folds. that's why great artists in history focus so much on it. so i wanted to have that warmth, that feeling in the city that this building was accessible and that it -- by adding the folds it was somehow timeless. it wasn't exactly a modernist slab.

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her fear mongering about hezbollah missiles in cuba is reckless psycho talk.overnor chris christie says he wants to apply free market reform to education. we'll see what he really means next. tuna, eggs, doritos, cheesecake, e-mails, see you. i'll help translate that and other pearls of wisdom from texas governor rick perry. we have the video you won't want to miss. i got to figure this ou. i want to focus on innovation. but my data is doubling. my servers are maxed out. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t. solutions from dell, doug can shift up to 50% of his company's technology spend from operating costs to innovation. so his company runs better, and so does doug. dell. the power to do more. [ gnome ] awwwwwwww. i just feel bloody awful. she told tiffany, stephanie, jenny and becky that she was coming to a place like this! but somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! ♪ [ gnome ] somebody, get her a pony! [ female

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now, there are people without conscience, psycho pathic type people, some politicians, and sadists who volunteer to kill people. but i think the state, i would hate to see us fall, to be that depraved, that they would let people like that do the execution. i have, after i have reviewed had research as a professor and as a dean, and i know that it does not detour crime. i can't see the justification. and if we're just reaping vengeance for somebody, i don't see the justification in that either. i have talked to a lot of families of victims who didn't feel fulfilled after the execution took place. i can't speak for all the families of victims. but i know i've talked to many. >> dr. allen ault and rachel maddow, thanks for staying with us. >>> coming up next, barry shek of the innocence project and ari melbourne of the nation. our coverage of the execution of troy anthony davis continued here on msnbc. stay with us. b, b, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study sho

weird psycho ying/yang going on here. in a new gallup poll, rick perry leads republicans by 31%.y the last poll in august, he was 17% to romney's 24%. he's moving ahead. i don't think he's crested yet. you're out there with huntsman. >> absolutely. >> why? >> well, because i think -- >> you don't like perry? >> no, it's not a matter of not liking perry. i'm delighted we have three conservative republican governors running for presidency in the united states. i also happen to like the one that i think is the broadest range of experiences as a businessman, as a governor, as a diplomat, and someone i think is going to do very, very well with the retail politics and someone i think has the greatest appeal promoting a conservative agenda -- >> yeah, but he says he's crazy. he says he's crazy, he believes in evolution and climate change. that doesn't fit in your party anymore. he says, call me crazy. let's get back to the reality world. politico today writes about a gop meeting in harrisburg, in which, quote, most pennsylvania republicans agreed that romney would be an easier sell to t

. >>> a man prosecutors described as a racist psycho path was executed last night.ath for the infamous 1998 dragging death of james byrd, who died after being chained to a pick up truck and was -- and decapitated. the murder so savage it led hate crimes legislation. what was left of his body was dumped alongside the road and the suspects went to a barbecue. three men were convicted. one got life, the other two sentenced to death. brewer is the first of two to be executed. the family witnessed the execution. this is what they said afterwards. >> it was sad. thoughts go back to what happened to james at the same time, your thoughts are with brewer's family and what they're going through. for him, it was a peaceful death, but for james, it was dragged out over a long time period, so it's much more horrible than what he had to undergo. >> no efforts to stop his execution. >>> jus when you thought the home invasion case couldn't get more horrific, chilling audio recordings of joshua komisarjevsky played in court today. helen, without getting too graphic, please what was

the media have already decided to call her a psycho or put her in a side show.hat doesn't seem to be good enough." richard in washington state writes, "michele bachmann, like sarah palin, at best can only succeed as a vice presidential running ma running mate in a beauty contest where substance has no real importance." and ann in south carolina says, "why do we want michele bachmann to be a serious contender?" if you want to read more on this, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile or through our post on "the situation room's" facebook page. i'll be watching tonight, wolf, hold nitheir feet to the fire. >> i'll try my best, jack. >>> biden speaks exclusively with our own john king. that's coming up at the top of the hour. plus, coming up next right here in "the situation room," cnn's jeanne moos, she tells us about an angry long shoreman who didn't hold back when he saw a tv crew he didn't like. >> hey! hey! get your [ bleep ] camera out of here! that's none of your [ bleep ]! i. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're throwing away misperceptions about natural gas vehicles.

. >> not too psychoed about it and that's why i'm switching. >> reporter: the fee will not apply if youwoman says the economics of offering a debit card have changed with recent regulations. the regulation they're referring to is the durbin amendment. it goes into effect on saturday and reduces the amount of money banks charge merchants every time a debit card is used to make a purchase. now, that difference may seem like pennies, but it's expected to cost banks $6.6 billion in revenue per year, according to javlin strategy and research. bofa not the only bank. wells fargo testing markets and suntop trust a $5 debit card fee on certain accounts this summer. with the latest regulation, along with legislation from congress last year, shutting down the bank's fee machine of overdraft charges, financial institutions are finding new ways to generate income. but all these new fees are leaving customers jaded. >> it is a matter of very little time before they send you a notice that they're tacking on a fee in another way. >> bank of america is the biggest bank in the country and has big influe