and we are turning into a banana republic. tavis: if i said part of what is aiding and abetting that is the media itself, it is grist for the mill, there is money to be made, or ratings to be had. you know how this works. that msnbc gets something out of this. fox news' get something out of this by playing the right game. part of what this keeps this divide between the parties to live is the media itself. forget free television time, public finance campaigns. it is the media. there is money to be made on both sides. are we part of the problem? >> any time you try to reform -- campaign contributions, advertising for campaigns, the media says we are making big money off of commercials. we are not about to squash any of that. to be candid, before a row this book, -- i wrote this book = -- tavis: the publishers say they will not take that book. we can't put you on the list. >> the fourth estate, remember what jefferson said. the choice of a free government and free press. he would take a free press to let the people know what is g

only 14% of latinos are supporting the republic candidate.use of the things that the citizens who actually are voting that are latino myself are hearing coming out of mouths as a national dialogue. seems like they are. >> bill: football games, basketball games with this hazing going on, right? >> a whole lot. absolutely. >> bill: so you know that whatever the complex of the player is, and jackie robinson on. in you are going to have varying degrees of immaturity. sometimes viciousness directed at the opposing team. where is your green card. people thought that was cute and funny. i don't see that as a reflection of anti-hispanic bias in the united states. i see that as a stupid imis that tour sporting arena taunt. that's it? >> i played football forever nine years in the deep south in east texas. i have never heard anything like this. >> bill: really? where is your green card? come on. >> you took on your opponents one-on-one. you didn't talk about their ethnicity. you talked about maybe they from. >> bill: you have got to play ball in new yo

only 14% of latinos are supporting the republic candidate.cause of the things that the citizens who actually are voting that are latino myself are hearing coming out of mouths as a national dialogue. seems like they are. >> bill: football games, basketball games with this hazing going on, right? >> a whole lot. absolutely. >> bill: so you know that whatever the complex of the player is, and jackie robinson on. in you are going to have varying degrees of immaturity. sometimes viciousness directed at the opposing team. where is your green card. people thought that was cute and funny. i don't see that as a reflection of anti-hispanic bias in the united states. i see that as a stupid imis that tour sporting arena taunt. that's it? >> i played football forever nine years in the deep south in east texas. i have never heard anything like this. >> bill: really? where is your green card? come on. >> you took on your opponents one-on-one. you didn't talk about their ethnicity. you talked about maybe they were weak. you didn't talk about where their mom

recognized republic.t is a sovereign two -- its sovereignty extends over the whole of the island accept the two pieces that are the sovereign base areas of the united kingdom and the recognized -- and are recognized as such by every country in the world accept turkey who, in fact, did not start doubting the republic of cyprus until the late 1970's. >> what is the role of the presidential commission and your job? >> well, currently, i and the president's adviser, special adviser on the cyprus problem. i am his representative in the conduct of the intercommunal negotiations bennett representatives from the north and south meet on a regular basis to try to come to some kind of new agreement? >> yes, we meet at the two levels. there is the level of the leaders and the level of the representatives. that is my task. >> what is the single biggest stumbling block? >> well, theoretically we have the outlawed because we have agreed. we had a major greek-cypriot factor. we agreed to have a federation based on two co

tonight's results could go a long way to deciding the republic republic nomination.sed in georgia, vermont, virginia and ohio. here is what we know so far. the state of ohio too close to call right now. mitt romney and rick santorum neck and neck for the lead there. >> bret: fox news can project wide margin leaving mitt

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tonight's results could go a long way to deciding the republic republic nomination.sed in georgia, vermont, virginia and ohio. here is what we know so far. the state of ohio too close to call right now. mitt romney and rick santorum neck and neck for the lead there. >> bret: fox news can project wide margin leaving mitt romney and rick santorum second place. fox news projects newt gingrich will win the primary in georgia. >> fox news projecting that mitt romney has won the state of vermont. those are the standings as we know them. five seconds now to thene

they too have been solid republic counties over the last republic -- election. mitt romney with a slight lead in warren county. dayton and romney just a bit of an edge there on santorum by 4 points at 3% to 34%. -- 39% to 34%. no votes in from franklin county in columbus. no votes up here in cuyahoga and cleveland. no votes over here in lucas county toledo. you see a little bit start to fill in there. this is real live data as it comes in right now. we can can see it as 3%. romney a three point lead over santorum. again, still too close to call in the state of ohio. another critical state to watch is tennessee. there is no winner at the moment in this state either. about 3% reporting and again santorum' in red and romney in orange. we will watch the colors fill in and quickly i will just show from you four years ago mccain won the state. huckabee in purple did very well in the western part. this is where romney was strong right around the counties that surround nashville and we will see in 2012 whether he fills in or whether santorum has the edge there in tennes

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i think the democrat voter and the republic voter in texas want good, clean elections. one of the ways do you that is to have a voter identification so that people know how are when you show up to vote. it's pretty simple. >> laura: can't get on a plane without an i.d. but you can vote. >> i don't think you get a library book out of the library here in austin without one. >> laura: governor perry, great to see you, thanks so much. and we have a new bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. should the u.s. use its air power against syria as john mccain wants? yes or no? in a moment, larry farrakhan spews more vial remarks this time uc berkeley. why on earth was he given a platform to speak there? up next. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st, polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space, which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll e

i think the democrat voter and the republic voter in texas want good, clean elections.the ways do you that is to have a voter identification so that people know how are when you show up to vote. it's pretty simple. >> laura: can't get on a plane without an i.d. but you can vote. >> i don't think you get a library book out of the library here in austin without one. >> laura: governor perry, great to see you, thanks so much. and we have a new bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. should the u.s. use its air power against syria as john mccain wants? yes or no? in a moment, larry farrakhan spews more vial remarks this time uc berkeley. why on earth was he given a platform to speak there? up next. what's withou? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, noit's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can trust 'em. unlike rdy. dolr for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. wait. ♪ it's morning in the himalayas... [ male announcer ] it's sweet. it's nutty. it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's crunchy nut. it's morning somew

i think the democrat voter and the republic voter in texas want good, clean elections.f the ways do you that is to have a voter identification so that people know how are when you show up to vote. it's pretty simple. >> laura: can't get on a plane without an i.d. but you can vote. >> i don't think you get a library book out of the library here in austin without one. >> laura: governor perry, great to see you, thanks so much. and we have a new bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. should the u.s. use its air power against syria as john mccain wants? yes or no? in a moment, larry farrakhan spews more vial remarks this time uc berkeley. why on earth was he given a platform to speak there? up next. >> laura: back of the book segment tonight, louis farrakhan unleashed his vial rhetoric at the university of california berkeley saturday. he was the keynote speaker at a black coalition conference there. take a listen to some of his remarks. >> anybody that's not a friend of the jewish community was never written of well in history. that's true. because they are the publisher

but then the president came up with the prescription today that republics say is political. he basically said one way to deal with this is to go after those tax breaks that the oil companies get. take a listen. >> every time you go to the gas tank or fill up your gas tank, they are making money every time. now, does anyone really think that congress should give them another $4 billion this year? >> no. >> of course not. it's outrageous. >> now, the republic response was basically if you end up essentially raising taxes on production, that could drive the price further up and republic senator jim demint submitted a bill if you are going to wipe out the tax breaks for oil companies wipe them out for solar and wind as well some of the ones the president pushes. >> shepard: huge outcry for the energy secretary to be fired. >> is he in hot water steven chu because a couple days ago on capitol hill he said the overall goal of the administration is not to lower gasoline prices. that raised a lot of eyebrows. he clarified in new house testimony today. is he also under pressure becau

maryland very liberal republic state it looks like decent shape. i don't have time to go through all of this. but it seems to me that the only candidate likely to drop out is newt gingrich. santorum is going to stay in until the end. paul hassing in else to do. -- paul has nothing else to do. >> his campaign may run out of doe. allegedson who. >> bill: he says he is not going to do it anymore. sheldon. >> how much money is left in that bank account. also, what happens next week. if newt gingrich does well in mississippi and alabama, it's going to rekindle at least the belief that he could be a -- >> bill: you see all four of them going into june. >> i see all four of them going march into april. i'm not sure i see them all in late april and in may. >> bill: all right. because that would be good for santorum obviously if gingrich drops out then conservatives coalesce around one candidate instead of two. all right, mr. rove, thanks very much. give my best to the board there thank you. next on the run down, george stephanopoulos will give us his take

the republic planned to make big reforms, but was slow in doing so.road mass of the middle classes were holding change back, and the working classes were feeling restless. lautrec, as an aristocrat, was rather outside this tension, but that gave him the opportunity, the position, to look at what was going on and observe it in his art. (narrator) he painted montmartre's types-- the working class women eager to pose for cash. and he began to frequent and paint its public spaces and entertainments-- including its circuses. a staple of popular entertainment in the 19th century, the circus was much loved by artists including pierre bonnard and lautrec's friend louis anquetin, for its color, movement and excitement. lautrec was intrigued by the clowns-- whose mix of fantasy and menace seemed to reveal a psychological dimension. the 1888 painting at the cirque fernando is a study of the tensions between the ringmaster's coolly arrogant control and the athletic sexuality of the rider. a figure glamorous at a distance but at close quarters an image of coarsene

maryland very liberal republic state it looks like decent shape. i don't have time to go through all of this. but it seems to me that the only candidate likely to drop out is newt gingrich. santorum is going to stay in until the end. paul hassing in else to do. -- paul has nothing else to do. >> his campaign may run out of doe. allegedson who. >> bill: he says he is not going to do it anymore. sheldon. >> how much money is left in that bank account. also, what happens next week. if newt gingrich does well in mississippi and alabama, it's going to rekindle at least the belief that he could be a -- >> bill: you see all four of them going into june. >> i see all four of them going march into april. i'm not sure i see them all in late april and in may. >> bill: all right. because that would be good for santorum obviously if gingrich drops out then conservatives coalesce around one candidate instead of two. all right, mr. rove, thanks very much. give my best to the board there thank you. next on the run down, george stephanopoulos will give us his take

and i say that obama just been given a huge gift by the republics. and by the religious right and by rush limbaugh because what he has done, what they have done is managed to make the republics and the religious right look as though they are anti-women. >> bill: but that's not true it's not true. >> well, but that's what it looks like. >> bill: okay and the pfeffer accepts is reality in some cases. >> well, it may in fact be true. >> bill: you are smart enough and you wouldn't be on this program if you thought it were true. it isn't true. there is nobody denying american women access to contraceptives. you can get them free almost anywhere you want. this is a whole bogus deal. ms. shearn, how do you see it. >> well, once again, the democrats and liberals have demonstrated a real talent for changing the subject to something they find more congenial. so, they didn't like the subject of the obama attack on the faith community and on the religious conscience of catholics who didn't want to provide the morning after pill and birth control be forced to do

according to the republic attorney general of virginia ken cuccinelli. he has not endorsed anyone in the g.o.p. primary battle brought one of the first lawsuits against the president's reform and says nominating the author of romney care will back fire. >> it doesn't have the power politically to motivate people to vote or volunteer that someone who has been a permanent opponent does. i mean, you are effectively giving that issue up if you select romney as the nominee. we may be doing that. >> for two years the white house has said the more the public learns about the law the more they like it. why are the poll numbers so bad? he blames it on attack ads. they still believe this is about messaging, not the subject of the law. >> >> bret: health care is one of the issues. and central illinois is the battleground tonight as republic candidates prepare for a huge primary in that state tuesday. both mitt romney and rick santorum are holding events this evening downstate. correspondent steve brown sets the stage from chicago. >> thank you puerto rico. >> mitt

and i think what i know is the republic party is a conservative party. countiable conservative and i think that will be us. >> about the only candidate who doesn't want this to go all the way to the convention is mitt romney. he would probably like gingrich to stay in and keep splitting that conservative vote because it allows him to run right up the middle. his supporters are warning this thing cannot go on forever. bob reilly is the former governor of alabama and he is romney supporter. listen to what he told me. >> well, governor romney, senator santorum, the speaker everyone now has to make a decision how far are we going to carry this? are we going to carry it to the point that we really do practically and functionally hurt our nominee? >> he says this could go on for a while. longer it goes on more detrimental to the party. get a clearer idea where these things go it here. if newt gingrich were to lose mississippi and alabama. it would be awfully difficult for him to say is he a viable candidate going forward. and watch for santorum supporters to t

and i say that obama just been given a huge gift by the republics. and by the religious right and by rush limbaugh because what he has done, what they have done is managed to make the republics and the religious right look as though they are anti-women. >> bill: but that's not true it's not true. >> well, but that's what it looks like. >> bill: okay and the pfeffer accepts is reality in some cases. >> well, it may in fact be true. >> bill: you are smart enough and you wouldn't be on this program if you thought it were true. it isn't true. there is nobody denying american women access to contraceptives. you can get them free almost anywhere you want. this is a whole bogus deal. ms. shearn, how do you see it. >> well, once again, the democrats and liberals have demonstrated a real talent for changing the subject to something they find more congenial. so, they didn't like the subject of the obama attack on the faith community and on the religious conscience of catholics who didn't want to provide the morning after pill and birth control be forced to do

>> turkey does not recognize the republic of cyprus as a state since 1974. since the summer of 1974, there are no diplomatic or political relations between the republic of cyprus and turkey. as a result of this policy of turkey, a of nonrecognition and republic of cyprus, turkey has imposed an embargo on ships and aircraft that are related to the tropics of cyprus from its ports and airports, which also makes contact and make commercial links more difficult. the only relation is one with turkey. turkey illegally occupies a third of the republic of cyprus. >> how did that happen? why did it happen? >> this happened in july 1974. using as a pretext the coup d'etat that seems to have been organized by the military regime in athens, the legitimate leader of snipers -- turkey, using -- the legend and leader of cyprus -- turkey, using the pretext invited and occupied ever since another third of cyprus, expelling 40% of the cypriot population who to this day remain refugees in their own country. >> -understanding is that, in the occupied territory right now, there

republics saw right through that. and saw that if barack obama wants rick santorum to run against him we are not going to give him rick santorum to run against. >> you basically think it was political trick play and democrats did -- you got 18% and santorum got something like 58% of the democratic vote which was 9% of the total, which is significant. which is significant. you will remember that last time around the republic side did the same thing to barack obama. it was interesting. all right. so you think it was just that democrats don't want to run against you. they would rather have rick santorum as the nominee. that's what you say? >> that's what someone like michael moore said on the air and a number of democrats. i saw a piece on the news where they interviewed people who had voted as democrats. they said, yeah, we are trying to give this to rick santorum because we want to stop mitt romney. of course, there have also been ads by the uaw and other organized labor groups against me. they are trying to sway the v

ed mentioned the republic presidential candidate rick santorum. he held a bit of a health care rally of his own. it happened right outside the supreme court. rick santorum claimed his main rival mitt romney is far from the right candidate to challenge the president's health care law and here is why. >> there is one candidate who is uniquely disqualified to make the case. the reason i'm here and he is not. the reason that i talk about obama care and its impact on the economy and fundamental freedoms and mitt romney doesn't. it's because he can't because he supported government run health care as governor of massachusetts. >> shepard: which he did. of course, mitt romney has said many times if elected he will repeal the president's health care law if he can today he called the law an attack on economic freedom. carl cammeron is live in washington carl does the health care debate give rick santorum a chance to beat mitt romney. >> gives him a chance to beat him up. even obama aids call romney the godfather of obama care. santorum crushed romney 47 to