the radical movement has shrunk.wall street i think is the beginning sprout of a new kind of radical movement, but they purposely don't have any readers. they are against having big readers. but in our history, people like dennis who ran five times on the socialist party ticket was a very important reticle. there are many cultural figures, too, talk about that had a lot of impact i think on the country, woody guthrie who in this land is your land is a member of the party when he wrote that song, not schoolchildren here when they sing the song. there were other figures like i think martin luther king jr. was a radical and called himself a space socialist read he definitely wanted a system that was much more friendly to the poor and workers than to people that owned factories and companies, and in fact his program would now be attacked by most democrats and republicans. he wanted guaranteed jobs, he wanted guaranteed income, he wanted government sponsored health insurance, and also he wanted american strength overseas

the radical movement has shrunk.ccupy" wall street are the sprouts but they're against having big leaders, but in our history, people like eugene debbs who ran five times on the independent ticket, was an important radical. important figures had a lot of impact on the country. woodie guthrie, "this land is your lan" part of the communist party when he wrote this song. there were other figure like martin luther king, jr. was a radical. he called himself a democratic socialist. he definitely wanted a system that was much more friendly to the poor and workers than to people who owned factories and companies. and in fact his program would now be attacked by most democrats and most republicans. far too radical. he wanted guaranteed jobs. he wanted guaranteed income. he wanted government-sponsored health insurance, and also he wanted american work overseas to be pulled back almost like ron paul. so private socialist like king, and we honor him in a national holiday. you think about social figures like woody guthrie. like -

very radical. extremely radical. radical. rad cat. and then some more radical.nce, i think hannity is onto something. in fact, we have our own exclusive video of the president associating with someone who is truly radical. take a look. >> tony hawk, who is the best skateboarder in the world. >> and there's even more evidence of the president's radical association. here is a picture of a totally radical professional skateboarder, tony hawk, skateboarding, can you believe it, inside the white house! scooped you on that one, hannity. let's turn to eugene robinson, msnbc political analyst and pulitzer prize-winning columnist and associate editor of the "washington post." glad we got that out of the way. >> radical segment, ed. >> you know what i was thinking when i was watching that last night, because i thought that haven't was going to be producing you the videotape that he has about talking about how president obama didn't want to kill the world's number one terrorist and that would be osama bin laden, but it kind of measured up to what geraldo rivera did 26 year

most often that's not the kind of radicalization that manifests itself. most of the time it's going to be a kind of, a repressed internal radicalization that stems from viewing your own government as being largely illegitimate, and i think, you know, if you have any conversation with a person in the middle east outside the context of their own country and outside of the -- [ speaking in foreign language ] they would tell you, our governments are illegitimate. they do not represent us. these governments are puppets in the hands of whatever western or foreign power that's there, and so the legitimatization of governments in the middle east, there's a legitimacy deficit in the middle east and north africa, and that's a form of radicalization that is connected directly to the fact these are exclusionary regimes. but the dependent variable or the thing we're trying to explain, how many suicide bombers or how many attacks, how many people joined a guerrilla organization, this cannot help us in and out of itself. >> actually turkey was -- during the time that tu

he is radical?s. >> tenured professor in harvard. >> sean: first african-american tenured professor at harvard. when you look at alinsky, acorn and ayers and this is another radical in obama's life? >> i said this earlier. she got angry at me. if i were a black man, i would be very angry. i would see discrimination on a daily basis. >> i didn't get angry for making that statement. you said you people -- that is when i told you. >> i said to you and bill maher, you people. >> let's get it straight. >> i do it on purpose. but i was saying i think that we don't understand that the word radical and people that are fighting. it's like which dick cheney gave the award to the taliban at the university of wyoming. democrats showed that. do you remember that? five years later -- soviet union. >> sean: let me ask peter. >> the answer is doesn't bother me. >> sean: it doesn't bother you. >> so when barack obama is trying to overthrow. >> wait a minute, i will answer you. and trying to overthrow white america.

supporting radical islamist groups. all the while the united states sat on the sidelines and did nothing or slow-walked what was necessary to stop this regime from spreading terror and doing something even worse, developing a nuclear weapon which would provide the ultimate shield for the propagation of terror, potentially weapons of mass destruction through terrorist organizations as well as we've seen the overhyped and overheightened rhetoric about the destruction of the state of israel. as i've sat and watched this play out on the world stage, i've seen a president who has been reticent. he says he has israel's back. from everything i've seen from the conduct of this administration, he has turned his back on the people of israel. we now have an announcement today that the administration has agreed to open talks with the iranian government. that is in spite of u.n. resolutions that say they must stop the processing of their nuclear fuel in order to get those negotiations. another appeasement, another delay, another opp

(laughter) how radical is the crowd hannity runs with? the guy threatening to stick a gun in the president's mouth is the one who hasn't seent inside of a jail cell yet. >> sean, dick through 20 and 30-year-old archives to find evidence of how radical obama will be as president is wasting valuable time you could be spending bedazzling american flag jean jackets. the guy-- is already president. he's tlae years into the job. that's not the time to call references. that's performance review time. and there's plenty of video tape to talk about. you want to connect obama to a radical harvard academic? you don't have to go back two decades. >> larry summers also brings a singular combination of skill, intellect and experience to the role will play in our administration. i will rely heav leigh on his advice as we navigate the unchartered waters of this economic crisis. >> jon: that's present-day, that's larry summers, present-day, from harvard. he was appealing glass-steagall and deregulating the derivative market. obama hired him to fix the dam

people must be aware of his radical past, radical associations even today.ook he has chosen to be his czars. he has chosen the most radical of the radicals in certain areas of expertise, sean, that is who is running this country today. this is no wonder that people are starting to feel less and less certain about the future of america. the future of our economy, the future of any opportunity that we have to be energy independent. the future of the sovereignty of the united states of america, based on who it is that barack obama surrounds himself with today. he has chosen these people because what went into his thinking through those college years, through years probably before his college years, and his community organize, what went into his thinking was this philosophy of radicalism based on the people whom he chose to be around. he has chosen now to help country. we knew about in 2008. i first interviewed reverend wright on "hannity & colmes" in march of 2007. and then we went black liberation theology is, what he writes about in his book, we have the tape

this is about radical racial ideology. when barack obama says open your hearts and open your minds to the words of professor derek bell and calls him an inspiration and talks about the scholarship, he's talking about very radical things, so radical that derek bell got into serious trouble when he wrote an essay, a fictional story, called space traders, positing that white pern americans would sell black americans to space aliens in order to pay the national debt and jews would let it happen -- >> caller: but wasn't that also in the form of, did you believe those were his views? that was in a book, but it was evil characters making the statements, is that correct? >> certainly, his view of the civil rights struggle. he writes a futuristic science fiction story about race, telling the story of the civil rights struggle. he thinks that white people sold blacks out and jews who pre10ed to be helpful in the civil rights struggle, backed away when they saw it was no longener their self-interest. that's what he believes about the

well, if it's radical to oppose the insanity and cruelty of the vietnam war, if it's radical to oppose the danger of nuclear weapons. if it's radical to oppose the cruelty and the pain and the oppression of race simple and sexism and ageism and classism and other forms of shove system, if it's radical to want to eradicate poverty and hunger and disease and inadequate education and housing in this country, then, sir i'm very proud to be called a radical. my campaign people applauded. the press was like, whoa, not part of the script. well, so then there was another pregnant pause, and then someone said, vice president agnew charges that you advocate bringing the walls down. how do you respond to this charges? this is 1970. burn, baby, burn, et cetera. so, but you advocate bringing the walls down. how do you respond? well, if vice president agnew had taken the time out of his very busy schedule as vice president, he would have learned i said we have built walls very high and thick in this country, among the classes, the sexes, the races, the generations and even the religion, and i we bri

this hour french presidential hopefuls ramp up anti immigrant talk while raids against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained in the wake of the to lose killings. and despite officially baccy u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seeing funding the rebels with britain sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds not analysis on those developments shortly here on r.t. . national news and coming live from moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day at least one person is killed as israeli police used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters marking a land day there remembering the death of six arabs killed by police in demonstrations against a land grab by israel in one thousand nine hundred six there's also been arrested various checkpoints in the west bank. is that one of them. the israeli police have pushed service into the palestinian city of ramallah they've managed to push back protesters and they formed a cordon to stop protesters coming any closer proper day we were witnessing ambulances ferrying injured people forward a

sean hannity and other righties tried portray him as radical and racist. derrick bell was the first tenured african american professor at harvard law school. he wanted it and wanted it to mean something for others. >> i got hired after martin luther king was killed, after the riots and what have you, i applied a couple times before, and i came as a pioneer. i said it will be the first but i don't want to be the last. >> joining me tonight is janet dewart bell. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> what is your reaction, are you angry? >> i'm angry and sad. i'm sad they could be so dishonest, and it's just really part of that radical right wing and the right wing media's patterns of distortion and misinformation. but you know, i'm smiling because i want to lift up the memory of derrick bell. derrick bell left a great legacy, not just to me and our family, but my husband was -- if he were here today, he would be standing up for sandra fluke, gloria steinem named him an honorary woman, because he was a feminist. that is the derrick bell i know. a man of

sean hannity tried to portray him as radical and racist.erican professor at harvard law school. he wanted it. he wanted it to mean something for others. >> i got hired after martin luther king was killed, after the riots, and what have you, i applied a couple times before, wasn't hired. i came as a pioneer. i said i will be the first but i don't want to be the last. >> joining me tonight is janet dewart bell, widow of derrick bell the professor that is in question in the eyes of hannity and some of the right wing co-horts. great to have you with us. >> great to be her. >> are you angry about this? >>> i'm angry and sad, i'm sad they could be so dishonest, and it's just part of that radical right wing and the right wing media pattern of distortion and disinformation. i'm smiling because i want to lift up the memory of derrick bell. he left a legacy not only to my family but my husband, if he were here today he would be standing up for sandra fluke. gloria steinem named him an honorary woman because he was a feminist. that is the derrick bell

right has pushed them far to the right the tea party in the radical right influenced by rand has pushed them to the right of to the far right but that's a recipe for not being elected you know they're not going to be a look that by the public because the public relations people really want that they want their medicare you know iran was on medicare when she passed away in one hundred eighty two you know she what she has more american brands people need these programs i see i heard now lasted through i want to go back to another little tidbit that i threw at the top of the interview which is that and so many executives there despite the fact that they misplaced about two billion dollars worth of customer money a lot of these executives are actually still there ontopic got to keep their jobs not to mention they're now still hoping to get these massive bonuses which are maybe not as massive as some of the ones that we've seen jamie dimon get but still hundreds of thousands of dollars worth and you know what planet is that ok do you think that there is some kind of a victim complex that we

might have hogged their way into radicalism a george w. bush clearly seen here hugging his way into islamic fundamentalism with the saudi prince we've even had a nice sweet kiss on the lips ronald reagan seen here hugging his way into being a communist sympathizer with grover shot or thomas jefferson who knew and worked with louis the sixteenth and most likely had his way to be coming to french. i'm going to go with none of the above the most radical move when obama the president of general electric and gave them that sweetheart tax abatement that was much worse than any of these times he had been in charge of us jobs thing i'm not as much worried about the hug had he done the terrorist fishbone with professor bell then i would have been outrage well this was a terrorist was it depends on how you look at it or who's looking at it i suppose it's what i actually just find it bad enough that he's a neo liberal technocrat i don't really care who he spoke to president obama i find i have a problem i don't think they thought of lad only it was a

we will show you footage and you be the judge of his radical views. mother context about who this man was and how he influenced the news of our president. also hear tonight from dr. thomas sole as well as a student of bell's who defends the professor. outrage is over when it comes to defending women. liberal women get an army to defend them. in light of maher's one million dollars to super pac, they have put this together just how bad on the folks on the left they really are. >> hi, bill maher here, sarah palin agreed to do commentary at fox news which is actually similar to her day job talking to a baby with down's syndrome. >> it's not because they have breasts, they are boobs. >> i hope they split the vote. >> i would like to announce a donation to the obama super pac. >> i thought about malea and sasha, i wanted them to speak their mind and i don't want them attacked or called horrible names because they are fwoo being good citizens. >> i would like to give that pac one million dollars. >> sarah palin, strange family of inbred weirdos [ bleep ] ov

the fact other states followed florida's lead doesn't make it more radical -- any less radical that florida did it. >> there is so little attention to this. i have, i give you this here, a personal connection because of jim brady and what happened to him, with having covered the brady legislation and all of the handgun issues in this country. but i have to tell you i did not know about that florida law. i follow this stuff pretty closely so i hold myself at fault that when there are not incidents that draw our attention to it, we don't pay attention. we're very you know, attention deficit disorder. >> we went back last night and looked at msnbc coverage from 2005. it was a different animal in 2005 but we looked at some of the debate when that law was passed. it was seen as a radical piece of legislation. but florida governor jeb bush had the kind of reputation then that he has now which is as a sort of good government, reasonable, moderate, bush family, republican. and when governor jeb bush signaled that he thought this was a common sense measure it took sort of the stain of radicalism off

how can we prevent the radicals and radicalization from some extreme groups? how can we make it so that victims and criminals are reintegrated in our society? how can we have more security but keep our freedom, our individual freedom? so security in the future of germany here. of course, this is sign for our intact society. year going to start with you, yes. i think that we must do everything to try to stop extreme right ideology. it is present in the schools. we should explain to students what is going on especially when you have extreme right radicals who are creating sports groups, wire like the pied piper and the guys of leisure, they're attracting a lot of idol kids and indoctrinating them. we should not have in this country what happened in the past. we should keep our eyes open and do something for the kids so that they're not captured by these people. and we have to act immediately. you have met such groups yourself? you have? even in my family i've had discussions with my oldest grandchild. of course, he has been interested by these groups. and he sai

french presidential hopefuls around public anti immigrant talk while the raids against islamist radicals see some twenty detainees of course in the wake of the recent to lose killings. and despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seeing the funding that the rebels with britain sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. of goods your book is enjoying the biz first quarter for twenty years the stock markets have the friday feeling the business news in twenty minutes. past seven o'clock on friday night here in moscow this is artsy life with me wrong reception at least one person is reported killed as israeli police used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters marking the annual event of land there remembering the death of six arabs killed by police in demonstrations against a land grab by israel going back all the way to one thousand nine hundred seventy six that's also been under arrest at various checkpoints in the west bank. as of one of them. as you see behind me the israeli police have pushed further into the pales

few moments of french presidential hopefuls a ramp up and immigrant talk of raids against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained all in the wake of the recent to lose killings. and despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seen a funding of the rebels as britain's sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow. israeli police have used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters in the west bank demonstrators are gathering for rallies marking land day remembers the death of six arabs killed by police in protests over a land grab by israel and that was back in one thousand nine hundred seventy six there's been various checkpoints between ramallah and jerusalem. is that one of them and standing by for us a life we've seen the tear gas and water cannons being used already we've been watching live pictures here on r.t. all morning and afternoon now the current situation where you are now. well the mood here at the kalandia checkpoint between jerusalem and ramal

another radical association.ut it's another example of another radical that barack obama was clearly influenced by and won't criticize? >> i think the best way to look at the situation with the president. if this were not a democratic president. if this were a republican one and he was associating with people like this, who switch words out. switch out white and black. then she how it plays and how people would react. now real equality, hold yourself to equal standards. what the president does and the reason he uses classic saullipinski. >> i think you are right. i think conservative associating with robert byrd would be a problem. but the problem is just not bell. but the problem is the media covered this. they didn't want the american% public to be given proper information. they want to make the decision for the american people. they don't want them to have information to make their own decisions. >> sean: the issue is media aspect of it. any of those comments bother you? any of these combined associations both

french presidential hopefuls ramp up anti immigrant while rage against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained all of this in the wake of the recent killings. and despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seeing funding and the rebels are written sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a month higher as the e.u. bailout fund the business news than twenty minutes. after five pm on friday here in moscow this is are with me will research showing at least one person is reported killed as israeli police used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters are there marking the annual event called land day remembering the death of six arabs killed by police and demonstrations against a land grab by israel that was back now in one nine hundred seventy six there's also been reports of. in the west bank r.t.s. paula is at one of them now joins us live paula we've seen the footage of armored cars tear gas and water cannons being used now getting reports of one hundred thirty people wounded across the west bank what's the l

increasingly, we see those individuals are radicalize, self-radicalized as being a huge problem for us. in the united states, there are a variety of ways that people become radicalized. particularly after september 11, for the four or five years after that. it really is, to a large extent, the muslim american community itself, if you are talking about international terrorism, who has alerted us to persons who we need to look further at and has understood that the worst thing that could happen to the muslim american community in the united states is another terrorist attack. yes, we have our reach. every one of our field officers has substantial out reach with and has since september 11 with the muslim communities. but in addition to the relationships that we establish, the education that we do jointly, it is in large part attributable to the muslim community itself that local radicalization is somewhat diminished and, really, it is on the internet where we face our biggest challenge now. >> director, several government officials have raised questions about the relationship between cont

french presidential hopefuls rampart anti immigrant talk while raids against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained in the wake of the to lose. and that's what officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seen funding the rebels with britain something in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. for the first quarter in twenty years for emerging markets since most go for storing business news in twenty minutes. international news incoming live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day at least one person is killed and dozens more injured as israeli police used tear gas and rubber bullets against palestinian protesters marking land day there remembering the death of six arabs killed by police in demonstrations against a land grab by israel in one thousand nine hundred fifty six it's also been on the rest of various checkpoints in the west bank. is it one of them. these really police have pushed further into the palestinian city of ramallah they've managed to push back protesters and they formed a cordon to stop protesters coming any