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brit hume, fox news senior political analyst, and mara liasson of national public radio, juan williams from national public radio and bill kristol from the weekly standard. the state department called mahmoud ahmadinejad delusional and the president called his remarks hateful and yet, the president still talks about diplomacy. why is it that mr. obama refuses to take no for an answer from the iranians? >> it is a little hard to imagine at this stage that he has not gotten the message, it is really kind of sad, and, worrisome that he cannot see that this guy is a crude little thug, there is no point in having a negotiation with, because you probably cannot trust anything he says or agrees to. he's a totally mercurial and changes from one day to the next on the things he says and tends towards saying out ranges and, yes indeed, even delusional things. and there is no indication that this mullahs who run the country behind the scenes are dissatisfied with him and would rather have some other spokesman out there, none whatever. the public may be dissatisfied with him but the president did

with us tonight, bill press, nationally syndicated radio talk show host and michael medved, also a nationallyost. between the three of us, i believe we have 10 million listeners. >> you got t. gentlemen, let's play this sound bite. this is admiral mullin on don't ask, don't tell. >> it is my personal belief that allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly would be the right thing to do. >> bill, i thought the righties always listened to the generals in the field that is the top guy in uniform in this country. why can't we get a vote on don't ask, don't tell, a favorable vote? >> hey, look this is really sad, ed. number one, the american people are all for this right now the military leadership is all for this and not one republican would vote for this today, forcing those men and women willing to, one, put on the own for, put their lives on the line, defend their country, forcing them to live a lie it is a bad policy. i don't blame george bush for this one this is a bill clinton policy, but it is long time to go the other thing is this was -- it's not just that this is a bad vote but that was

and contributors mara liasson of national public radio, bill kristol of the weekly standard and juan williams also from national public radio. after comment about it being an inside job. the president calling the remarks hateful and yet the president still talks about diplomacy with iran. why is it that mr. obama refuses to take no for an answer from the iranians? >> it is hard to imagine that he hasn't gotten the message. it is really kind of sad and worry some that he can't see that this guy is a crude little thug that there is no point in having a negotiation with because you probably can't trust anything he says or agrees to. he is a totally mercurial and changes from one day to the next on things he says but tends towards saying outrageous and, yes, indeed, even dilutional thing. there is no endcation that the mull las who run the country behind the scenes are dissatisfied with him. the public in the country may be dissatisfied with him but the president has done nothing to encourage that. it as foolish behavior on the president's part. >> i don't think he is legitimatizing him.

qal is credited with leading wgn radio to national prominence and developing wgn tv into the model for modern independent television. mr.qal died at a north suburban nursing home over the weekend. he is survived by his wife, children and many grandchildren. he was 91 years old. >>> a chicago mayoral candidate is calling for two river boat casinos here in chicago and even more casinos throughout the state. wgn's julian crews has details. >> reporter: good afternoon. rahm emanuel and congressman luis gutierrez are grabbing the lion share ever the headlines when it comes to chicago's mayor's race but give state senator ricky henden credit. the first candidate to come forward with a concrete proposal to deal with the city's deficit. >> i'm putting in and preparing legislation to create two river boat casinos for the city of chicago. >> reporter: state senator ricky henden says a river boat at or near migs field will generate huge amounts of refer new. he says a second chicago river boat could go wherever the gaming commission sees fit. henden says between the two, he calculates the city ca

contributors mara liasson of national public radio. bill kristol of "the weekly standard." hmadinejad's statement about 9/11 possibly being an inside job, the state department called him delusional. we just heard the president calling the remarks hateful. yet, the president still talks about diplomacy with iran. why is it that mr. obama refuses to take no for an answer from the iranians? >> it is a little hard to imagine at this stage that he hasn't gotten the message. it's really sad. and worrisome that he can't see that this guy is a crude little thug, that there is no point in having a negotiation with, because you probably can't trust anything he says or agrees to. he's totally mercurial. he changes from one day to the next on the things he says, but he tends to say outrageous and yes, indeed, even delusional things. there is no indications that the mullahs who run the country behind the scenes are dissatisfied with him and would rather have some other spokesman out there. none whatsoever. the public in the country may be dissatisfied him, but the president has done noth

the desk. >>> we are teaming up today with mix 107.3 to raise money for children's national medical center. >> the radio station is holding a radiothon today and tony perkins is helping out the cause. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they will be broadcasting until 7:00 p.m. here from children's national medical center for the mix for kids radiothon third annual event hoping to raise money for folks here at childrens. if you want to help out, the number is 877-999-1073. i want to give that to you again. tara taylor, who we met last year, she is the director of the nicu, treating the smallest patients, tiniest patients that you have here at childrens. and jessica carmen is a transport nurse and that means you're in the helicopter. >> yes. a helicopter and ambulance, we pick up the babies that are very sick that need to come here and need our services. >> let's talk about that population of patients. we see these stories sometimes, but now some of the babies who need care are absolutely tiny. tell me about some of the needs that they have and how small they can be. >> well we are a tertiary referr

mara liasson of national public radio. ws digital politics editor, chris stirewalt, a panel first-timer. and juan williams, also from national public radio. so, as we've been saying, the president is going to announce something of a new economic plan this week, apparently focussing on tax cuts for business. steve, is it more about politics, or the economy and how much do you think it will actually help democrats in november? >> it's far more about politics. i think the white house feels like it needs to have something to campaign on, something to give vulnerable congressional democrats to run on. so this is what they settled on. i think it's far too late to have much effect on the economy, so they hope to be making a political argument. but what was most interesting i thought in your interview with tim kaine if i heard him correctly he said there have been eight tax cuts targeted to small businesses and he says we need a ninth. the white house saying we need a ninth, because this one is going to work where all the others ha

bill press former california democratic party chairman and nationally syndicated radio talk show hosterves up whitman, next. sure i'd like to diversify my workforce, i just wish that all of the important information was gathered together in one place. [ printer whirs ] done. ♪ thanks. do you work here? not yet. from tax info to debunking myths, the field guide to evolving your workforce has everything you need. download it now at thinkbeyondthelabel.com. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." and thanks for watching tonight. now, this is a story about total hypocrisy. billionaire republican california gubernatorial candidate meg whitman, oh she's in hot water and her old good buddy chris christie in new jersey will not be able to help her bully her way out of this time. is an undocumented worker or what republicans call an illegal alien. even though the housekeeper worked for whitman for nine full years, the wanna-be governor is claiming she had no idea her employee was in the country illegally. now, think about that for a second. you know homie's been work for me for seven years i know t

it's time for "club ed" nationally syndicated radio talk show host stephanie miller.ve you with us tonight. the tan man, we affectionately call john boehner there. he's now revealing tanning secrets, stephanie, that he's never been to a tanning bed and never used any product. is he telling the truth, what do you think. >> ah, yeah, sure, that's probably right, ed. you know i think they should have called that republican pledge, orange pledge. don't you think? i literally saw orange around the edges of it from his fingers. i think it was what, about 30% of ohio voters, ed, says that he spends too much time in the tanning bedane think that the other 70% says that he spends too much time in bed with lobbyists. >> christine o'donnell, the psycho-talking candidate from delaware, went into the softball zone with "sean hannity" and now she's saying that she's not going to do anymore national media. what about her strategy? >> yeah, how about that? she can't even take softballs, ed, from other fox reporters. she needs the tea ball, that only sean hannity can serve up. she pro

to do and thank you so much for joining me for beauty and make over.is a commentator for national public radio's morning edition. he has written noert "new york times", the los angeles times and several magazines. his work has won the spirit of the west award as well as the colorado book award. the book, house of rain, is craig's latest book. please help me welcome craig childs. . >> hello. i come to you from out of the desert. i'm coming to you from a landscape where once you get an eye for things, 3 grains of sand out of place draw your attention, where everything is brought to bear, where everything is hinged to a story, every drop of rain leaving a dimple in the ground. stories are everywhere out in this landscape. when you walk down into the bottom of the narrow canyons made of sandstone and you put your hands on the sand stone faces and the smooth shallow scallops that look like champagne glasses, you can feel the shape of the last flood that came through. every place in the desert is a story. every place is a passage way. it's really hard to walk very far in the desert for me because ther

for more on the arrest, we're joined by national public radio's jason beaubien in mexico city. jason, thank you for talking with us. first of all, they caught him alive. how significant is that? >> it is very significant because obviously he can be important in terms of other investigations, in terms of digging in to the workings of these cartels. yes, it's very important that they caught him alive. and the hope is that they will be able to get more information about the functioning of other cells, other parts of the organization that had splintered after the one man was gunned down by the mexican marines in december of 2009. >> woodruff: how big a victory is this for the mexican government? >> this is really huge in terms of the timing. for president calderon, he really needed a good-news story at the moment. last week you had the worst massacre in the entire drug car with 72 migrants killed by the zetas, one of the drug cartels that operates primarily just below brownsville, texas. they actually operate all over mexico. that's sort of their home base. they're accused of gunni

our reporters this morning, national public radio's laura seidel, and john schwartz of "usa today" this week on "press here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. three companies, motorola, research in motion, and s.a.p. have something in common. or two somethings in common. those three companies have among them six ceos, two each. at motorola, greg brown and sanjay ja and research in motion, mike ls aaeritis and jim mcselly. the reasons behind the double duty vary as much as the companies, and the arrangements certainly wouldn't work everywhere. it's hard to imagine apple having more than one executive in charge. >> i'm very happy to be here today with you all. >> you could certain argue, double chief executives hasn't done much for motorola, which is consequence tamtly in the red. but like many small businesses often run by families or married couples, when it works, power sharing works well. bill mcdermott is the co ceo of s.a.p., based in waldorf, germany. 48,000 employees worldwide, s.a.p. has a history of co ceos, but bill is the first american to do so. thank you for joi

. >> mike papantonio, host of the ring of fire radio show tonight, nationally syndicated. i have to get expert analysis here, because glenn beck seems to be wishing us luck, mike. how do we take that? >> be afraid. be very afraid. look, his idea of honor is very different from ours there is no honer in economic collapse caused by republican. there is no honor in the fact that we now have more people living under the poverty line. actually that number grew under the republicans, than any time in history. there is no honer in shipping jobs out of the country. now, glenn beck may think that is honorable but the average american doesn't. if progressives do what we are supposed to do and show up october, here's what -- october 2nd, here is what is going to happen that media fabrication, the tea bagger tithe tidal wave we have been led to believe is taking place in america is going to be shown for what it really is, and a tea bagger trickle. the people who show up at this progressive get-together for labor, for people who understand that they are fighting for the last america, t

juan williams, news analyst for national public radio.ulie mason, white house correspondent for the washington examiner. and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. okay, charles, which race? delaware? >> delaware is the race of the moment. it's rather remarkable. you would expect someone who win wins the primary election to get a bump. christine o'donnell, republican nominee was down 11. now in this poll she is down 15. what is ironic about this is they ran a poll against the republican whom o'donnell defeated by castle. he would have been up 15. that is a wing of 30%. which tells you how much of a longshot she is. and even more remarkable i think is the fact that if you ask people about how sure they are and how they will end up voting, castle is way ahead, 91% of his supporters want to say -- >> sorry. >> coons, the democrat had nine out of ten saying they will support him. it looks like they are very small number of undecided. it's hard to see where she gets the numbers she needs. o'donnell. in order to pull an upset. >> her suppor

louis talk radio host and national tea party organizer. eliot, what do you make of that?rt for the president to directly address the tea party? >> absolutely. right now the dynamic is the tea party has been governing the course the debate. he needs to push back somehow, saying what he's done is not working is purely a political matter. he needs to say to the public it is one thing to lob attacks at us, it is something very different to have a strategy for governing. and i think he needs to chait debate and put the burden back on the tea party to say what would you do and then give two options, one, what he's doing and what the tea party would do to the public to choose between. >> dana-s that i affair criticism of the tea party, which you are a member of, that it's about criticism but not actually concrete things about what they would do? >> i would actually disagree with that. i think the movement has been incredibly clear as to not only what they would do but what they would like to see from congress, everything from the economy to health care to foreign policy. they've

mara liasson, national public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer, charles? >> i think there's several reasons why there's been this escalation. number within, we heard from holbrook, it's a tactical one. if you have an opportunity the bridges washed out and there is mobility and these guys can't escape. if you've got them and you have the intelligence, apparently an increase in intelligence and they're immobile you hit them. secondly we see all of this, all of these scares in france, england and germany and there is a lot of indication of near imminent or at least in the works, attacks within europe and by the fact they're protecting the eiffel tower, obviously, this is a-- this would indicate something large hitting iconic targets and apparently, it's emanating out of pakistan and that would be the second reason and the third is actually, there's a war on in afghanistan. we're now beginning the phase where we are trying to retake kandahar, and the hinterland for the people who control kandahar and that area, obviously, is in pakistan and we are hitting the

juan williams, national public radio and syndicated columnist bill krauthammer. >> i think john boehner made a little bit of a mistake, opening the door to president obama's proposal and he would vote for only the middle class tax cuts. for now i think the republicans position should be, i think they could win on this no tax increase period and in fact, boehner walked his statement back a little bit and then mitch mcconnell and others eric cantor and tried to make it clear that republicans would welcome a fight with president obama whether there should be a tax increase. >> bret: you don't think by saying what he said, it took steam out of the argument that the republicans were holding hostage the bush tax cuts. >> i know some people think it was good he side stepped this. i don't think, if you're winning the argument on taxes you don't need to be super clever, like a football team and gang seven yards a rush. you can't rush every down and let's have pass plays and mix it up and you're having pass plays and lost the rushing game. if you're winning, stick with wha

. >>> now let's bring in nationally syndicated radio talk show host michael smerconish. we thought we would see this vote at 2:30. we understand it's been pushed back to 3:30. luke russert believes there may be a deal in the works here. what do you make of what's going on hat this point in the debate? >> let me piggy back on something you heard from both alex and luke that i'll put my spin on. i don't like the fact that an important vote like this is tacked onto a defense appropriation bill of $726 billion. and then it breaks down on this parliamentary procedure because that gives cover to those soon having to stand for re-election. on something like this, you ought to have to go home and stand up for your vote and be held accountable on whatever side you may come down. now a member of the senate has the ability to go home and say i didn't like the defense proep ration structure. i think it's straight up, straight down. everybody knows where you came out. the health care bill was headed in this same direction. but there was such a cry that at the end they changed it. i w

this was read on a national broadcast radio program on wednesday morning and it's a statement attributed to bishop long. listen. >> let me be clear, the charges against me and new birth are false. i have devoted my life to helping others, and these false allegations hurt me deeply, but my faith is strong, and the truth will emerge. >> now, the other voice that we've heard in all of this is, of course, b.j. bernstein. she represents the young men. she's very media-savvy. she's very free to talk to the media, and, in fact, here's one of her statements on tuesday after the initial suits were filed. >> and he travels all around the world on these fancy planes, but he is destroying lives, he is living a falsehood, and no matter what happens with this lawsuit, we hope that it has come to light. >> and, of course, you see here that there's been this sort of revelation over the week with more lawsuits coming until, of course, the most recent one filed yesterday before a statement by the pastor tomorrow. >> he was supposed to do a radio broadcast earlier this week. he said -- martin says his publ

she a nationally syndicated radio talk show host monica crowley is back.can congressional candidate for north carolina's 7th district, ilario pantano is with us. guys good to see. a couple weeks ago, anybody know who john boehner was? >> not even republicans. >> sean: it is interesting. he smokes, and he's got a deep tan often. it started with the president himself. watch this. >> the president: there were no new policies from mr. boehner. there were no new ideas. in fact, when mr. boehner was near cleveland, he attacks us foreclosing a few of these loopholes. mr. boehner dismissed these jobs we saved. teaching our kids. patrolling our streets. mr. boehner and the republicans in congress said no to these projects. mr. boehner has so far said no to infrastructure. when these same republicans, including mr. boehner, were in charge the number of earmarks and pet projects went up. >> sean: i guess they don't have governor palin or george bush or newt gingrich to kick around. >> good that he is acknowledging boehner is going to be the next speaker. he ought not

joining me now is nationally syndicated radio talk show host michael smerconish. i hear your phones are ringing off the hook. this is a hot topic with your listeners. what are are they saying? >> twice today, meaning on my morning program and afternoon program we debated this issue. the telephone lines melted down, and i think what would surprise you, look, this guy was naive. he was all upset at the blow back he received. but many people agreed with him. they don't necessarily agree on the statement that few you make more than $250,000 you're rich. but whatever problems exist, likely they exist in the household of somebody make more than $200,000. just add a zero to the bills and everything else is the same. this professor, and you're right, a university of chicago law professor, he called the reaction an electronic lynching. so another professor, an economic professor from berkeley, when the chicago guy took the blog down, put it back up, and he said, this is a good conversation. i got to tell you. it is a good conversation. >> the "washington post" puts his inc

louis talk radio show host and national tea party organizer. elliott, is it smarter for the president to directly address the tea party? >> absolutely. he needs to push back somehow saying and repeating what he has done clearly is not working as a political matter. he needs to say -- it's one thing to lob a tax at us. something different to have a strategy for governor. he needs to change the debate and put the burr again back on the tea party and say "what would you do?" and give two options for the public to choose between. >> dana, is that a fair criticism of the tea party which you're a member of? it's about criticism and not about concrete things? >> i would disagree with that. i think the movement has been incredibly clear as to not only what they would do but what they'd like to see from congress. from the economy to health care to foreign policy. they've been clear they want more fiscal accountability, especially when it comes to the health care debate. it was written on the sign. people can understand it. they've been very clear. >> yo

if it's friday, it's time for "club ed" with nationally syndicated radio talk show host, stephanie millerou with us tonight. i'll throw it at you here. that last comment in the last segment, christine o'donnell, mice with human brains, what do you make of it? >> fully functioning human brains, ed, um, here's what i think scientists need to work on next. i think that they need to see if we can find a tea party candidate that has a fully functioning brain. could that be a longer quest. here's the one issue that i can get excited about is her antimasturebation platform, ed. i'll be leading the million -- masturbation march. will you give me a hand, ed. >> no, i'm all tied up on that one. let's talk about, if we can, the gop, karl rove getting thrown under the bus and then being brought back in the family and i guess he's going to endorse this psycho talker eo'donnell. what do you make of all of the riff? >> isn't the best edichgz the republicans eating their own, ever? they throw karl rove under the bus, ed, for telling the truth one time in his whole life. it's getting to be like "lord of t

. >> msnbc contributor and nationally indicated radio talk show host michael smerconish joins me live from the studio in philadelphia. we were talking about this yesterday. it was a hot topic. i interviewed her. she says i was the first woman to cover sports exclusively in mexico. she feels this is much ado about nothing, but nevertheless this is the hottest topics on the blogs. what do you say now? >> yesterday when i had the conversation on the radio, not everyone had seen the images. today a totally different picture because this is the -- there may be elections in seven states, tamron. i'm sorry to tell you, this is the buzz in the country today. now you'll be interested, i think, to learn that my website has a poll. the poll asks did she invite boarish behavior when she dressed that way? the poll is running 90 to 10% that she did. and the callers are much the same way in lining up. it's a lot of male-oriented callers who say what did she expect if this is the way she is looking in the jet locker room. >> it's interesting you say that. yesterday when we were talking about that i g

spotlight, issuing messages through a spokesperson and his attorney who read a statement on a nationally syndicated radio talk show. >> let me be clear. the charges against me and new birth are false. i have devoted my life to helping others and these false allegations hurt me deeply. but my faith is strong and the truth will emerge. >> reporter: debate on air and online has been passionate on both sides with the motives behind the lawsuits taking center stage. 20-year-old maurice robinson was arrested over the summer in connection with a burglary at long's church. the case is still pending. >> everything right now is just because of that. we think it's all lies. >> reporter: eddie long will kra address the allegations in two services this morning. in between he'll meet with the media. >> can we expect more lawsuits in the coming weeks and months against bishop long? >> reporter: there are reports that as many as 30 individuals have gotten in touch with b.j. bernstein, the attorney for the four platforms who have filed. jenna? >>> thank you very much. coming up, we have more on education nation. how one

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former state department official liz cheney and juan williams from national public radio.ill, let's start with christine o'donnell. before her primary win on tuesday your weekly standard had run not one but two stories about her this month raising questions about her honesty and i think it is fair to say her mental stability. now, we have the campaign canceling her appearance on "fox news sunday" because of the exhaustion. the new tape from 1999 newly released about dabbling in witchcraft. how deep are your reservations with christine o'donnell. >> i think if i were in delaware i would be in chinad to vote for her in the general ele. i think she will have a tougher time winning than mike castle will it. mike castle though much more moderate than i am is an impressive person. christine o'donnell doesn't have the backing that other candidates have. christine o'donnell has been a bit of a flake in the past but may well be able to persuade the voters that that is passed and now she is running and let's see how she performs the next six weeks. karl rove stressed she is running

we got to get response on this stephanie miller, nationally syndicated radio talk show with us tonightheidi harris, radio talk show host in las vegas. let's take the reporter's story first. stephanie what do you make of this? is she just an attention-grabbing reporter or do you think that she really has an issue? >> you know, ed, i think it is going to be hard to tell through this investigation. i may not be the best woman to ask because as you know, i have been in this boys' club of radio for a long time and you can't be oversensitive f you have sat through a commercial break in my studio it is like a friar's roast meets a loading dock. i'm not a delicate flower. we will have to see if there is real harassment here or being sensitive. >> this is the reporter in question making a soundbite today on the situation. >> i must say that i don't hear anything that is in the way sexual word, because i am not the one who say the charge or who tried to involve all the team in this situation with. >> so what is it, heidi is she just a headline grabber or does she have a real issue? >> a headline

for more on the arrest, we're joined by national public radio's jason beaubien in mexico city. jason, thank you for talking with us. first of all, they caught him alive. how significant is that? >> it is very significant because obviously he can be important in terms of other investigations, in terms of digging in to the workings of these cartels. yes, it's very important that they caught him alive. and the hope is that they will be able to get more information about the functioning of other cells, other parts of the organization that had splintered after the one man was gunned down by the mexican marines in december of 2009. >> woodruff: how big a victory is this for the mexican government? >> this is really huge in terms of the timing. for president calderon, he really needed a good-news story at the moment. last week you had the worst massacre in the entire drug car with 72 migrants killed by the zetas, one of the drug cartels that operates primarily just below brownsville, texas. they actually operate all over mexico. that's sort of their home base. they're accused of gunni

with us tonight, national syndicated radio talk show host bill press.also john feari republican strategist. gentlemen, good to have you with us tonight. let's talk first about this pledge. you see in the '90s, you guys, john, you had the quarter america. now is this a cheaper cut now that you've reduced it to a pledge, or is this more serious? i have to give a hard time about that. here's the pledge it's preamble, regarding the policies of the current government, the govern dod not consent an arrogant and out-of-touch government of self-appointed elites makes decisions, issues mandates, and enacts laws without accepting or requesting the input of the many. and of course, what they want to do is they want to cut taxes, cut taxes, repeal the health care bill. the cat's out of the bag. john, is this a good strategy for the midterm, what do you think? >> i think it is and i think that it was there in 1994 and i think that it was very helpful when republicans put out a game plan of what they were going to do. it's good for two reasons. a, it tells the vote,

he was going to speak on a national radio program. he backed out of that apparently at the advice of his attorney. there was supposedly going to be a press conference. that was also hastily canceled. so it appears that he's getting advice. some might argue it's not very good advice that he needs to run to just about every microphone and say these allegations are absolutely false and as his attorneys claim this is nothing more than young men trying to shakedown bishop long for money. >> let's bring in roland martin on the phone now, a cnn contributor. you wrote an article this morning which i just got seconds ago. but briefing through it, you say, while i disagree with waiting five days since the allegations were revealed, if someone accused me of doing this and i know in my heart i didn't do it, i'd be screaming from the top of georgia stone mountain. you seem to have been asking the same question i am. where is eddie long? >> first of all, when i interviewed -- i was the one who interviewed the attorney craig gilliland on the show on

and juan williams from national public radio. so, bill, let's start with christine o'donnell. run not one, but two stories about her this month, raising questions about her honesty and i think it's fair to say her mental stability. now we have her campaign canceling her appearance here on "fox news sunday," because of exhaustion. this new tape, though it's a tape from 1999, newly released about dabbling in witchcraft. how deep are your reservations about christine o'donnell? >> well, i'm a fellow wingnut, so in that respect i like her and i agree with almost all the votes she would cast in the senate. if i was in delaware i'd be inclined to vote for her in the general election. i think she will have a tougher time winning than mike castle would have. i think mike castle though much more moderate republican than i am, is an impressive person. and christine o'donnell doesn't have the kind of background or record that the other tea party candidates had. joe miller, west point grad, lawyer, mike lee. these are impressive people. christine o'donnell is a bit of a flake i think, or

christian miller of the online reporting web site, "pro publica," and daniel zwerdling of national public radio. he's the one with the headsets on. >> i don't remember a lot anymore. i don't even remember a lot of my childhood anymore. >> michelle dyarman was a major in the army. we met her at the farmhouse in pennsylvania where she grew up. >> coming here today, i got lost three times. i had to turn around and find my way three times. and i've driven that route many a time. >> dyarman was on the dean's list in college. she got a masters. but everything changed in iraq back in 2005. two days before christmas, dyarman's platoon was coming back from a mission. and a roadside bomb exploded in front of her, like the one in this archive footage. studies show the blast wave shoots through metal, it shoots through soldiers brains, and damages the brains cells and circuits. dyarman says its hazy, but she dyarman says it's hazy, but she remembers she wrenched her back and neck, and she thinks the medics gave her tylenol and valium. >> i realized i had a screaming bad headache. take the worst headache yo