. >> r.j.y, and andre leon talley is editor-at-large at "vogue." good morning to you both. r.j., congratulations on the documentary. anna wintour is known for not granting interviews. how did you get her to do it, and what was it like to meet this elusive woman? >> when you meet her, you know that she's special. you know the workplace she's in is special. you feel it right away. really, i think the secret to my success in getting her to say yes was asking. she agreed to do it right away. >> i've asked plenty of times. just kidding. >> we talked about film making and the type of film that we would make and our approach, and she got it. and really liked the idea. in fact, it was anna's suggestion that we focus on the september issue. >> is it true that not everybody on the staff was on board? >> grace cottington, who ends up playing a very large role in the film, was very much not on board at the beginning. in fact, the very first thing she said to me was go away. >> she's anna's right hand, righ

r.j., let me start with you.e've seen a lot of these stocks run up pretty dramatically based on the assumption we are going to see an improving economy in the second half and naturally people will eat out more. is that logic correct, do you think? >> i think that is absolutely correct. we've seen a number of stocks particularly in the casual dining space really run up since the beginning of march. i really think the casual space has kind of gotten ahead of itself and right now i think actually the quick service -- quick service restaurant space is a much better, more attractive on a valuation basis. >> casual dining you think a lot of that stuff is priced in so the darden's, brinker's, the cheesecake factories? >> i think they've the doen ahead of themselves again. people looking into the back half of the year, maybe pretty mature. i think we're looking at at best appropriately valued. >> but quick serve, that would be the mcdonald's, for example, the yum brands of the world. do you think they still have room to

r.j.postreto is the author of woodrow will son" and carter sneed is with university of notre dame and counsel to president bush's council of bioethics, john hoff, former health and human services official in the bush administration. gentlemen, first of all, does anybody here believe ewe jenics is coming, building a master race? >> absolutely not. glenn: ok, good. we're all clear on that. that's not what we're saying. does anybody here believe that barack obama wants to snuff out anybody's grandma? >> absolutely not. glenn: so what is the connection to what i've just been saying? >> well, i think what you're pointing out is that in any system where the government allocates scarce resources to the population based on its own judgments about who is entitled to receive benefits, and more importantly who is not entitled to receive the benefits, there are serious issues and questions, very serious questions about possible discrimination and injustice. who is going to bear the burden of the regim

they also got it done with troy smith to r.j. smith. the smith connection impressive. troy smith threw the ball 30 times. he was the player of the game, completed 14 passes, should have completed many more, several were dropped by harper, but one was caused. harper caught the pass for the only receiving touchdown of the game. joining me now is michael oher, the first round draft pick, after your first game, how are you feeling? >> it was a great experience. i was excited, but i have to get back to work and work on my technique and fundamentals saturday. >> we talked about the lasting image from the game had to have been the bloody face after a pancaked a redskins' player, you were bloody, but you didn't look like you cared at all? >> it is part of football. it is a tough physical game. that is what being a raven is all about. >> was the experience what you hoped it would be? >> it was a great experience, exied, all the fans, and you are in the -- excited, all the fans. it was great. >> are you in any pain right now? >> no, i am good. i don't even feel a thing. >> thank

r.j. julia booksellers in madison, connecticut, hosted this event. it's 45 minutes. >> thank you.rst of all, it's great coming to this bookstore. i was saying that it's great to have this independent bookstore. i actually don't believe they're a dying breed. i know the statistics say that but i think in the hard times to come, this is going to be the kind of place people are going to support and want to be part of and when someone says, do you agree to that other chain store, they'll say, no, i don't do that anymore 'cause i want to do my hometown bookstore. i think that may be the way it's going and turning arouow

r.j.postreto, author of "woodrow wilson and the art of liberal media." art, when you hear this, what does it say to you? >> 's right that it is scary. as you alluded to, glenn, in the opening remarks this afternoon, president obama's health plan is in trouble, and the reason it's in trouble is because people aren't stupid. what we've got is a massive new government entitlement here. everybody knows that's going to be a huge drain on the treasury. costs go up when you add entitlements, they don't go down, yet we're told by the healthcare p proponents that, in fact, this is all about reducing costs. it's very obvious how you reduce costs while extending care to massive new numbers of people is, of course, you ration, and when you ration, you put people in charge in the government of having to decide who gets care and who doesn't. that's how it looks with limited resources. >> i have no problem with somebody having these discussions, academic discussions, but i have to tell you, these are per

the reporters take offense at that because they r.j. school graduates they took journalism 101 and every other course offered a right to the middle of the road and cover both sides i do believe we are fair and balanced and let the editorial guys who do not put their name on anything. [laughter] >> host: the overall account of the bahamian based marijuana smuggling conspiracy fell to a little sanitized, not just as jimmy and let me explain. i did practice law for a few years and represent drug smugglers. they seem to me they almost always got arrested within a few years most of them got arrested multiple times in most of them ended up spending significant time in prison but yet this group seemed to overcome an incredible odds. they came out of difficult circumstances you paid to number of situations where looked like he would take a fall through his luck he made it three. only after they had grown older as jimmy tried to retire two or three times before they came up with special projects and he would get back to help them out but he had

the reporters take offense at that because they r.j. school graduates and took journalists on one no one in every course offered and have come from many respectable news outlets and a white in the middle of the road the most part and cover both sides and i think you will see that in the newspaper. i do believe we are fair and balanced and like the editorial guys up there who don't put their name on anything. [laughter] >> host: the overall account of this bohemian based marijuana smuggling conspiracy felt little sanitized to me, not just jimmy and let me explain i did practice law a few years and represent drug smugglers and they seem to me they almost always got a arrested within a few years most of them multiple times and most of them ended up spending significant time in prison yet in your book, smugglers, this group seemed to overcome incredible odds. they squeaked out of very difficult circumstances. you paint a number of situations where it looked like jimmy was about to take a fall and through his rights and his luck and whatever

[applause] i am r.j. harris and i am running for office of president of the united states of america. that is what i get. i heard some laughing there. i get that because my job as the morning host is to make people happy in the morning so usually, i am talking about hillary's with this new blue pants suit, larger than they had been or bill clinton gallivanting off to las vegas without hillary to celebrate his birthday. or even perhaps, the fact that we hear that president bush went soft on dick cheney which brought to mind that instead of waterboarding, the president wanted to give the people at guantanamo sponge baths. i get laughter when talking about running for the presidency because people are used to meet being a goofball. in 2007 i listed the five points i felt were the most important to straighten out the u.s. of -- united states of america. i started doing campaign speeches in january of 2009 this year. not only out of frustration over the election results but the fact that neither candidate paid

[applause] i am r.j. harris and i am running for office of president of the united states of america. that is what i get. i heard some laughing there. i get that because my job as the morning host is to make people happy in the morning so usually, i am talking about hillary's with this new blue pants suit, larger than they had been or bill clinton gallivanting off to las vegas without hillary to celebrate his birthday. or even perhaps, the fact that we hear that president bush went soft on dick cheney which brought to mind that instead of waterboarding, the president wanted to give the people at guantanamo sponge baths. i get laughter when talking about running for the presidency because people are used to meet being a goofball. in 2007 i listed the five points i felt were the most important to straighten out the u.s. of -- united states of america. i started doing campaign speeches in january of 2009 this year. not only out of frustration over the election results but the fact that neither candidate paid

thank you, r.j. >> thanks, mark. >>> let's get back to the brain at hq. he likes plaid. >> you know, i'm long a lot of plaid. so i'm happy to hear that. if you're at home, get the plaid out of the closet. we want to update people on a couple stories. if you'll recall, i'm sure there's been a run-up in anticipate of the deal and when the deal was actually announced, a lot of investors in the stock, which by the way has changed hands enortherliously over the last week or two, over 30% of the share base i believe has changed, if not more. they were upset with the deal. there was no billion dollar up-front payment, for example, as had been the case in a deal that was potentially on the table a year ago, but yahoo! is up today. why? late yesterday a filing from the company gave a bit more detail surrounding the search agreement that's been reached by the two companies, of course, subject to antitrust review which could le long and arduous. nonetheless, what was in there that is encouraging yahoo! shareholders? microsoft will be hiring 400 yahoo! employees as p

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r.j.?> hey, mark, we are looking at a store that is as much about what it sells as where it sells it. this one, the new location opening up here tomorrow. they're still stocking some of the shelves behind me. it's just a couple of blocks away from columbia university. and being in a location that's near an educated population has really been central to the business model, a model that's been successfully marketed to changing customer demand. >> one of the reasons that we're seeing, you know, that their sales results are slowly improving is that i think that they began to have an attrition of some of their marginal customers earlier than others and they hit the bottom and their core customers have stuck with them at this juncture. >> even in the present environment, stores here at whole foods are out-selling the competition in new york city. they're doing $2 million a week in sales per store, whereas the average grocery store is doing $20 million in sales over the course of an entire year. t

[applause] i am r.j.arris and i am running for office of president of the united states of america. that is what i get. i heard some laughing there. i get that because my job as the morning host is to make people happy in the morning so usually, i am talking about hillary's with this new blue pants suit, larger than they had been or bill clinton gallivanting off to las vegas without hillary to celebrate his birthday. or even perhaps, the fact that we hear that president bush went soft on dick cheney which brought to mind that instead of waterboarding, the president wanted to give the people at guantanamo sponge baths. i get laughter when talking about running for the presidency because people are used to meet being a goofball. in 2007 i listed the five points i felt were the most important to straighn out the u.s. of -- united states of america. i started doing campaign speeches in january of 2009 this year. not only out of frustration over the election results but the fact that neither candidate paid att

[applause] i am r.j. harris and i am running for office of president of the united states of america. that is what i get. i heard some laughing there. i get that because my job as the morning host is to make people happy in the morning so usually, i am talking about hillary's with this new blue pants suit, larger than they had been or bill clinton gallivanting off to las vegas without hillary to celebrate his birthday. or even perhaps, the fact that we hear that president bush went soft on dick cheney which brought to mind that instead of waterboarding, the president wanted to give the people at guantanamo sponge baths. i get laughter when talking about running for the presidency because people are used to meet being a goofball. in 2007 i listed the five points i felt were the most important to straighten out the u.s. of -- united states of america. i started doing campaign speeches in january of 2009 this year. not only out of frustration over the election results but the fact that neither candidate paid

albert in los angeles -- r.j. you didn't see your e-mail here, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile, look for yours there among hundreds of others. >> pretty strong feelings out there. >> very strong feelings. >> jack, thank you. >>> a study out today finds that women's magazines often show photos of babies sleeping in unsafe positions and surrounded by soft bedding. the pictures may send some subliminal messages that could be putting babies' lives at actual risk. let's bring in our senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen, to explain what's going on. what did the study find out? >> what these researchers did is they looked at 400 different photographs in magazines. some were ads, some just photos, and they found out of the 400, only 36 showed a baby being put to bed in the right way. this obviously is problematic. people know or should know they're supposed to put their babies to bed on their back with no soft bedding but when they see magazine pictures that show something different, there is concern that peo