>> the creator is a guy named tom benner and he made this as an owed ode to the rino species.t was said the horn had magical powers. >> had someone come and do this. exactly why i built it. to have some morons from london come and rip her horn off is just almost exactly why i built her. >> he estimates this is the sixth time that this horn has been stolen. >> every time i have to redo the horn -- >> he has replaced it every time since and they're hoping the surveillance video leads to the arrest of this most recent occasion. >> once you go through the trouble to steal this horn, what do you do with it? >> put it in your trophy case with all of your other ill-gotten gains. >> the fact that this has happened a sixth time, people are weird. >> yeah. if you see somebody walking around in london with a big aluminum rino horn necklace, maybe turn that person into the cops. >>> we've seen a lot of videos on "right this minute." this one starts off in saudi arabia. here you think this guy is about to tip over. >> that's awesome. >> insane. >> we see some pretty awesome inside-the-car

. >> well, you have been called rino, republican in name only for ten years. it happened to me for 30 years. and i came pretty much the same conclusion you have if the republicans -- you say the republicans don't want you. well, the republicans and i developed as i call it irreconcilable differences. and my votes characteristically have been more independent than the party line. i think john kennedy was right when he said sometimes the party asks too much. >> do you regret switching parties and running as a democrat? >> which time, greta? >> the most recent time. >> no, i don't regret it. let me give you just 30 seconds of background. i inherited my politics from my parents. both of them were immigrants. tough times in the depression. franklin roosevelt was the hero. i was an assistant d.a. in philadelphia, won some big cases. put some tough union racketeers in jail. some other big cases. and i wanted to run for district attorney. and i went to see the chairman of the democratic party, and he said we don't want a young tom dewey in the d.a.'s office. most prob

gene, our rino, our seal, and a bear were all very elderly and had been ill for some time.hey ultimately succumbed to the illnesses. while it is always sad to lose the animal, we have come for knowingly give them the best care possible. that closes my official report. however, our chief of veterans services is here in casing of the commissioners have any questions about our animals or other animal issues. commissioner buell: commissioner lee? >commissioner lee: tim, greece seeing you. we used to work together on a board. >> you have risen up in the world and i have gone down. [laughter] commissioner lee: sorely mistaken. my question has to do with -- i recently went to the zoo with my family. we were there on a day where we heard a lot of -- i guess there's a shooting range nearby. but it seemed really loud in the part of the zoo that we were. we heard shots. is sounded like it was right next door. but obviously it was further down. i do not recall a time when i have been to the zoo when i could even hear shots. is it just environmental conditions or what could cause that?

the cleansing of the centrist republicans they called them rinos. republican in name only. when you have lisa murkowski was challenged an engine demint miss it swifter to raise money against her for the tea party candidate. she lost that primary and said forget this and ran as a write-in candidate and one. with a 50% are registered as independents. and has been more of a cleansing. i think the republicans have moved away but the birth control talk when 98% of all women who use birth control, i think this is a social right wing effort to inject religion into the public sphere but independent voters don't like it they think the economy is the big problem or the deficit there are other issues but to whether it gave people should get married or abortion is a private choice. on the democratic side they had their big swing to the left with george mcgovern and they had the realignment. bill clinton was more of a centrist president. but he was the last standard bearer before barack obama. i do think is tough for the centrist democrats but tougher to tell them to sit in the corner.

he is calling you rino.ll probably lose your speakership. the next day he saidcalled the president and said adios. that was his bolting because he couldn't control the tea party. a week and a half late erbr. >> he had committed to obama. right? >> well, they were pretty close to a deal. they were really pretty close. >> obama had r.n.eason to believe intairn boehner -- >> obama people believed boehner was sincere and wanted to cut the deal. about a week and a half later, he came back, this time with eric cantor by his side with terms more favorable to the republicans. but still, a deal of a similar shape. they were working on that. and at that point, some senate republicans came out with a plan, the gang of six plan that called for twice the amount of reef revenues as obama was talking to boehner about. and at that point, obama says, listen, no house democrat will vote for a plan that is half of what the senate republicans support. so they moved the goalpost. so i give you an option: you either can raise rev