well i believe they were free but i don't believe they were seen in that light that this reagan democrats were not allowed to take part in the debates on public t.v. the last debate and they weren't even allowed to run to commercial ads on private televisions as all the all the parties were in that with god i don't believe there were fair and therefore have to be decided that i'll take the issue up in the council of europe where both denmark and sweden are founding members to try to discuss it and see how we can make sure that the election since we can also not only free but also fair in the future i'll get a bit of a parliamentary history being made here in the country well michael also jensen a member of the danish parliament for the liberal party thank you. but with blogs in russia now running into the millions the internet has become a major force by highlighting issues often ignored by the mainstream media people now get a global audience and results when they report cases of crime corruption bullying. in the us out of a reports now on russia's new wave of internet justice. parents a

establishment so this should be a wake up call to all the all parties seen in that light that this reagan democrats were not allowed to take part in the debates on public t.v. the last debate and they weren't even allowed to run their commercial ads on private televisions as all the other parties were in that regard i don't believe that the elections were fair and therefore have actively decided that i'll take the issue up in the council of europe where both denmark and sweden are founding members to try to discuss it and see how we can make sure that the election since we can also not only free but also fair in the future. a russian neo nazi former martial arts fighter who escaped psychiatric hospital has surrendered to immigration officials in norway and demanded political asylum this week. who turned up armed at the immigration offices is known for his violent past. he ran it decided he could no longer hide to stay for a month until the state will psychiatric care in st petersburg of its third think his immersed in norway where he's asking your thirty's to grant him political asylum. wearing a t

month so this should be a wake up call to all of the all parties seem in that light that this reagan democrats were not allowed to take part in the debates on public t.v. the last debate and they weren't even allowed to run to commercial ads on private televisions as all the other parties for and that we don't believe that the elections were fair and therefore have decided that i'll take the issue up in the council of europe where profound mark and sweden are founding members to try to discuss it and see how we can make sure that the election since we can also not only free but also fair in the future of study one has officially launched its countdown to entry into the eurozone on generate the next year despite the crisis the currency has been facing and the time the dystonia would be the poorest country in the eurozone professor even. universities says the move isn't for the sake of the economy. this is very much a political step we will china in the political union which wants to be much bigger a union and and still in the stone and economy economy is right now sacrified. the crows for joini

status meant so this should be a wake up call to all the all party scene in that light that this reagan democrats were not allowed to take part in the debates on public t.v. the last debate and they weren't even allowed to run their commercial ads on private televisions as all the other parties were in that regard i don't believe that the elections were fair and therefore have to be decided that i'll take the issue up in the council of europe where perth denmark and sweden are founding members to try to discuss it and see how we can make sure that the election since we can also not only free but also fair in the future. and coming up later this hour the last call for venezuelans the country is going to get a contested national election which has been building up all the rich versus the poor. involvement in iraq in the end of the u.s. military campaign there donald said remain over whether local forces can maintain security. they forbid that young indians face threats of violence in the marrying outside their home. this week on top of riches of the takes dominated talks at an international forum h

these are reagan democrats, people not registered in any party. and, yeah, some hard core republicans, too. those who just believe that america is not on the right track right now and they have some common sense solutions in how they want to see us get back on the right track. so, the positions that the tea party movement has been embracing is -- it's mainstream, real living. will y bill. it's common sense. that's going to hurt in a general election. >> bill: i say in my book the tea party patriots are coming out and loving their country and trying to persuade people that they see it the right way. i have no beef with the tea party at all. i'm just worried -- not worried but it will be interesting to see the numbers in the general election. i have to take to you task for something. glenn beck in alaska with you? when i heard about it too late but i should have been there as a chaperone. beck can get out of control. putting beck in a forest with a gun? is that what you are telling me he is doing out there. >> he is up there bragging about this trou

democrats well over the course of my active lifetime involved in arms control issues the pattern has been the republican presidents get much quicker ratification easier ratification of arms control treaties for example president reagan then democratic presidents and one would have hoped after the end of the cold war fifteen or more years ago that partisan approach to arms control would not still prevail but i'm afraid it still does and the questions about the treaty or all coming or virtually all coming from the republican party so i think those of us who signed the letter in the opinion piece or hoping former secretary of state george shultz and senator hagel are hoping that we can encourage bipartisan support for this treaty and hopefully at least some republican senators will support it mr hart american officials have more than once told the senate that the treaty in no way limits the ability of the united states to deploy missile defenses and you know when it wants and where it was the senate foreign relations committee include at that point in their resolution but the russians seem to understand this type between offensive and defensive weapons in the treaty as legally binding are we lost in translation or is i

there is an increase in hispanic voters, a dwindling of the reagan democrats. maybe a young cohort that is more liberal than the population as a whole. it may be that -- it seems to me that, from the standpoint of republicans, this has been a very optimistic panel. if you look down the road, there are some real difficulties. >> i think the advantage of the health care debate, which i think is to the republican advantage, is that they made the mistake of playing it out over time. there is this long window of being implemented. the window is not close. the numbers are going against it in terms of popular opinion. that gives them some running room. the fact that we now, in debating it through the 2012 presidential election -- that could work to their advantage. a lot of the most onerous aspects of the bill come in prior to a lot of its benefits. a lot of taxes began prior to its benefits. as it is implemented, that plays to their advantage. the first piece of legislation has to be on this issue. if there is an issue around which you can rally and build consensus,

you ask people will vote democratic or republican and the spread is 10% republicans which is the largest spread in 68 years. ronald reagan a democrat at the time. >> a recent gallup polls of the outlook for democratic candidates is more bleak than 1994 and 2006. the pot -- the president's popularity is in the 40% percentile. >> people are supporting it because it is cheap. big deal. everybody knows that this case will go to the supreme court are we will find out what is possible that. >> jonathan martin looks at three senate races. as the president's popularity continues to attack, what is the chance of all the democrats getting knocked off? >>russ feingold was always considered the firewall in wisconsin and is popular across the board. if he is in trouble in wisconsin, democrats are in trouble elsewhere. on your question about immigration -- anxiety, fear gripped the country economically. that is the time to go after strangers and others. we learned this week that illegal immigration in this country has dropped by 67%. all of this is a fabrication. in this kind of climate when people -- this matter is the most the on th

reagan. it was the democrat that's held congress for six or seven of reagan's eight years in office. it was the democrats that raised deficits. he submited budgets that were less. it was the democrats that raised spending, not reagan. host: thank you. right after 9:00 today, we'll start taking calls today as we remember the anniversary of 9/11. we'll be covering live ceremonies. featuring michelle obama, laura bush and the interior secretaries as well. at 2 p.m., the aviation's response on 9/11. and later today, from the pentagon with president obama and defense secretary gates. again, after 9:00 today, we'll take your calls on that as we lead up to coverage of the events. we'll be right back with more and joining us with our guest. stay with us. >> with midterm elections about 50 days away, follow the races. all freon your computer, follow the candidates and issues any time. >> this weekend, recommending september 11, the looming tower. lawrence wright talks about the clean up and efforts leading up to it. for all of this weekend's programs and air times go to book tv.org. washington

democrats. ronald reagan, they were ronald reagan democrats. jenna: is that possible? >> i think so.ot of democrats who don't like the obama agenda, think i didn't vote for this, there are moderate republicans who are socially liberal but fiscally conservative. let's get all these groups together, the tea party traditional republicans, socially liberal republicans who are fiscally conservative, along with conservative democrats and govern this country. you need all the above. i'm into coalition building, and the tea party an essential part of coalition. jenna: it sounds like a political match.com. getting people together. >> america is about addition, not subtraction. politics is about addition, not subtraction and the tea party has every reason to be angry at the government, we're spending money no one in the future can afford to pay back and we've lost our way when it comes to constitutional limited government, they're right about that, but we got to solve problems like immigration and energy problems, so there's a place to compromise, there's a time to say no. jenna: interesting.

over the last two years and i think there are going to be quite a few democrats, possibly the reagan democrats, the ones who are left over, who are going to vote against the democrats in this upcoming election. but they're also going to vote against liberal and wishy washy republicans. and that's what this election is about and that's primarily what the tea party is about. host: comment? guest: one fascinating we've thing in terms of president obama's approval ratings is sort of inside the demographic numbers. president obama did very well with white voters, something that democratic candidates don't necessarily do. john mccain still won white voters but president obama did very well with them. support for his agenda and his approval rating among white voters specifically among those who have been to college, folks who should be democrats, is just tanking. these are voters who have not seen the results of president obama's agenda and he is cratering among them, even among hispanic voters who are becoming more and more of a democratic group, he is losing some popularity. so this sort of specifi

when ronald reagan and democrats work together, 16 million new jobs were created there was a 17 point 6 percent expansion in payroll. that's when democrats and republicans worked together to create a tax system that was more progrowth and more of an engine for job creation. by comparison from 2001-202008 when there was just partisan zip in the tax area. 3,000,000 jobs were created a 2.3 percent in expansion payrolls. now you have to look at the entire challenge for the american economy and tax policies are not the only thing. behind economic growth and job creation. but aren't those numbers relevant with respect to this question of job growth that you saw with tax reform, the democrats and republicans work together. you certainly saw more positive numbers, numbers that were progrowth. pro job creation than you saw in the years of 2001-202008? >> you mentioned there's a lot of forces effecting the economy in addition to tax million policy and it's difficult to isolate the problems there but you raise an important point about the nature of the tax system. matters just as much if not mor

these are people, reagan democrats, people not registered in any party. martha: you know, peter, some say that iowa is a very tricky state. you need to appeal to iowans directly in a retail politics way that this issue has not done so far. in that sound bite t. sounds to me like she's reaching out to folks like them. >> i have a slightly different take, i think this is about pettating the palin brand, palin, inc., as people called t as far as aspirations for '12, i think this certainly keeps it alive and i don't think she would rule it out and make an announcement. why would she. but i don't believe at the end of the day that she is really serious about running. i think that she likes being the power broker, she likes being the one out there sort of agitating and trying to shake the direction of the republican party, and may or may not be interested in rubbing -- running at the to. i don't think this is about her run, really. martha: let's look at how she's done. really what she's put a lot of her energy into is endorsements around the country during this

these are people, reagan democrats, people not registered in any party and some hard core republicanshey want to see us get back on the right track. so the positions that the tea party movement has been embracing is -- it's mainstream really. >> welcome back to "morning joe." talking to the young guns. wow. they are something. so handsome. they could be on the cover of a magazine called "young guns, come to washington." >> mika, stop that. stop that. >> i'm sorry. i'm behave. they're so cute. >> she's on you guys. come on. >> are you going to walk? >> they'll walk. >> i'm going to stop then. we're going to do the cover of "time" magazine now. thank you. >> my uncle is his cardiologist. >> back over here. they're going to do the walk, i'm stop. time to talk about the cover of "time" magazine. mark halprin is going to take over for that for this segment. what is on the cover? >> the story of the moment, the tea party movement and the republican party rising now with this big story in delaware. what is the state of the party. my colleague michael sheerer looks at how the party is dealing

so, you know, my book, it's called how reagan republicans and clinton democrats -- the clintodemocratsho now control the obama adnisttion, you know this is turning the henhouse over to the foxes. i would say the record of obama on this has been abysmal. he has been a front man for wall street and it's shocking. >> robert scheer, i want to thank you for being with us. long-time journalist based in california, worked for the "also also times" for some 30 years. author of many books, the latest just out today, "the great american stickup: how reagan republicans and clinton democrats enriched wall street while mugging main street." this is decracnow!hen we comeack, we'll hear from elizabeth warren, the harvard law professor, bankruptcy expert who is considered a frontrunner to lead the new financial protection bureau staxe with us. [♪ music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. harvard law school professor, bankruptcy expert, elizabeth war convenient front run tore lead the newly created consumer financial protection bureau. the director will be the

an increase in the alert drift of hispanic voters, dwindling of the sword of reagan democrat part ofhe -- you know, demographics and the population. maybe a young cold war that is permanently more liberal than the population as a whole. so i guess it just seems to me from the standpoint of republicans, this has been a very optimistic and all. but it does seem to me if you look down the road, there are some real difficulties. >> i think the advantage of the health care debate, which i think actually is two really good advantage right now is they made a mistake of plena out over time which say there is a window that's been implemented. that window is not close to your the fact that their numbers increasingly going against the entrance of popular opinion give them some running room. the fact that we now are debating it through the 2012 presidential election could work to their advantage as well. a lot of the most onerous aspects of the go command prior to a lot of its benefits. a lot of the taxes taken prior to its benefits. and so actually, pleased to their advantage. i think what is t

over the last two years and i think there are going to be quite a few democrats, possibly the reagan democrats, the ones who are left over, who are going to vote against the democrats in this upcoming election. but they're also going to vote against liberal and wishy washy republicans. and that's what this election is about and that's primarily what the tea party is about. host: comment? guest: one fascinating we've thing in terms of president obama's approval ratings is sort of inside the demographic numbers. president obama did very well with white voters, something that democratic candidates don't necessarily do. john mccain still won white voters but president obama did very well with them. support for his agenda and his approval rating among white voters specifically among those who have been to college, folks who should be democrats, is just tanking. these are voters who have not seen the results of president obama's agenda and he is cratering among them, even among hispanic voters who are becoming more and more of a democratic group, he is losing some popularity. so this sort of specifi

just like mirin opponent was an obama republican, we have a lot of reagan democrats here in delawaret it's not even she has palin, why would i need mike castle. i have the support of the people here in delaware and that is who i'm counting on to win this general election. i mean, a couple weeks ago, people thought we had no shot. but before all the republican cannibalism started, i was two points ahead in the general election. i believe if we put all of this behind us and do some damage control, we can get to that lead once again. very quickly, too. >> brian: while you were celebrating, i was watching hannity last night. sorry. i wasn't invited to your party. i couldn't believe the battle he had with karl rove. usually they sing from the same hymn book. here is a coat. this is about mike castle's bad vote. we were looking at eight to nine seats in the senate. now seven to eight. this is not a race we're going to be able to win. karl rove is an optimist. what do you think he's seeing there? >> well, i think he's seeing that he's one of the so-called experts whose credibility was hurt

democrats. >>> courtney reagan joins us live with more. good morning, courtney. >> reporter: hi.d morni to you, joe. it'good news ahead of the midterm elections. fightver the bush-era tax cuts until after the november elections. the delay not only protects incumbents from taxi a potentially cntroversial vote to let taxes rise for the highest earners but increases the likelihood of a compmise with republicans. th cuts are set to expire at year end. >> and boom for small business owners. lawmakers in the house of representatives voted along party lines to approve a range of measures aimed at helping small businesses get improved to small access to capital. the legislation will now head to the white house for president obama's signature. back to you, joe. >> all right. courtney, thanks very much. hope you have a great weekend. >> thank you. you too. >> thanks very much. >>> more drivers are hitting the brakes to avoid ticke in one community. speed camerasave worked so well ticket revenue is down $2.5 million. chevy chase village has nine speed cameras mostly on connecticut avenue. y

when ronald reagan and democrats worked together, 16 million new jobs were created. there was a 17.6% expansion in payroll. that is when democrats and republicans worked together to create a tax system that was more pro-growth and more of an engine for job creation. by comparison, from 2001 to 2008, when there was partisanship in the text area, 3 million jobs were created. there was only 80.3% expansion in payrolls. now come up -- there is only expansion in payrolls. tax policy is not the only thing behind job creation. but are those numbers relevant with respect to this question of job growth that you saw with tax reform, if democrats and republicans work together, you certainly saw more positive numbers, numbers were pro- growth, pro job creation, then you saw in the years of 2001- 2008? >> as you mentioned, there were a lot of forces affected the economy in addition to tax policy. i think you raised a very important point about the nature of the tax system matters just as much if not more than the level of revenue collected. we mentioned that a number of places in

reagan revolution. that's great by democrats who are eager to run against these tea party candidates. >> is the nonvetting of these candidates you cried today, is that reckless? is it moegelly indifferent or like how the stock and gloom went through the play scripts and producers? >> like they were intoxicated by the momentum. they did have a background with sharron angle who in spite of them knowing more about her has been revealed to have substantial pieces of her track record that are going to make her a target for democratic attacks. we've seen from polls, make her something less than the best candidate to take on senate majority leader harry reid in nevada. however, once they won that, they were on a role and looking for the next big upset. sarah palin recommended them that they endorse joe miller, this little known candidate who had previously lost a state legislative race in which he ran sort of as a moderate according to his opponent. they seized on that. he won and beat senator lisa murkowski in a huge upset for republican primary for senate in alaska. then they looked for the next one. christine

democratic party and obama hemorrhaged the independents. and what happened is that eleanor mentioned president reagan at a lower point in his turn. the difference is that reagan was a conservative leading a central right country and policies were moving in that direction. obama is far to the left. he's not taking the country to a ditch. he's taking it straight off a cliff and the american voter is mad. exploding deficits, out of control spending and 10% unemployment. >> you can't beat something with nothing. this won't be like 1994. there isn't a contract with america that newt gingrich with the republicans before. i mean, i think it's a curse on all of it. >> i disagree with that. the people in 1994 did not vote for the contract with america. it was an anticlinton vote totally. this year, it's antidemocratic and antiliberal and antibig government. >> that's why obama only begun to fight. it's not about the republicans and they are just basically standing back. they aren't going to do anything except reverse to bush. and i want my favorite slogan, my favorite slogan for the republicans is, government can't solve all your problems

it's reagan's general election the center right ruling coalition the social democrats. but fell three seats short of an outright majority the far right party sweden democrats which urges limits on immigration and took part in the first time some of their candidates said they were attacked and denied freedom of speech before sunday's poll michael jensen a member of the danish part of the mint for the liberal party says the establishment unwillingness to discuss immigration has resulted in an unfair election. we have an example right now where none of these parties and none of these media in sweden like to discuss it because they feel it's like you know it's not political correct and it's like a blanket drawn all over. this media on all this really staff this month so this should be a wake up call to all of you all parties seem in that light the democrats were not allowed to take part in the debates on the last debate and they weren't even allowed to run a commercial at some private solutions as all the other parties were in bed with god i don't believe that the elections

democrats have pretty much been like this largely since reagan. >> but to that point, there was a thingthe "huffington post" this afternoon about the democratic resistance which said as you did, the fear is that republicans would find a small businessman, sit him before a camera afraid it would make them to hire more people. a rising deficit makes interest rates rise and that makes it harder for businesses to borrow. and, in fact, on our news hour, we'd already had a small businesswoman who was the ceo of betty's family of restaurants. elizabeth lesner, she was on this program and she talked about how tax cuts for the rich are not going to help her out, not going to help her hire new people. weigh in on the competing views here, if you would. >> i don't think people have a sense of what the numbers are here. when we talk about the tax cuts, the republican plan right now. it would add $4 trillion to the deficit over the next ten years. nothing that obama has done -- even if you multiply it by itself a couple times over has done anything like that. that is five times larger than the stimu