you are old enough to remember in 1987 where president reagan did try to use that appointment of robert lord leading conservative intellectual of his day, to press beyond the bounds of what the reagan administration could have gotten from congress where the democrats had taken the senate. there was a huge fight and it was really a fight over defining the mainstream. is a part of the mainstream to have a judge who criticizes griswold against connecticut and i think to establish a right to birth control. most people think that was a pretty good decision but work thought it was a very bad decision and so the bork battle focused on a few key things like that, a big constitutional teachable moment for the country and people have drawn very different lessons from it. but i think what it told us is that the mainstream, the quote mainstream remains very contestable. so what's going to happen next with this confirmation process? i mean, but a little surprised at "the new york times" had a wonderful interactive tool upon the web site where it has one of these clouds of how many times a particular word

murray energy, ceo, robert murray, laying offer 156 people after the president won re-election, and he sent out a prayer to the staff. i'll quote here. "lordrgive me and anyone with me in the corporation for the decision that we are now fced to make to preserve the very existence of any of the enterprises that you have helped us build." mr. murray is on the phone now. how many people did you have to layoff? >> caller: so far, neil, and good afternoon, it's been about 300, and that's about 8% of the organization so far, but it's just the beginning. neil: now, you warned this might come to pass that the president and his energy policy ing anti-coal, anti-fossil fuel, you'd have a very tough time continuing operations as they are in light of that kind of a policy, but very few thought youth act on it. why did you? >> caller: well, they left me no choice. we'll see reduced economic activity in america. we're going to see reduced electric power consumption, and see drastically reduced coal markets. there's 12 regulations now that the obama administration has in the u.s. epa, ready to enact it. he was holding in until after the election. three o

robert zwelinzima. address? 50 mapija. n.i. number? 3-8-1-1-8-6-3. sunday afternoon, he walks out of the church a saved man. the congregation waits outside. everybody is happy. may the lord bless you, brother bansi. we are happy you belong to the call of the lord at last. amen. hallelujah. he walks down the street. may you stay within the right side of the laws of this country. jesus christ will see to that as well. amen. hallelujah. [speaking african language] three steps from his date just before he opens it, suddenly police. clean that face. your name? - robert. - address? mapija. - where do you work? - feltex. passbook? now, have you got this reference book? - yes. - now, do you? come. - have you got the bloody book? - yes. sergeant, throw him in. oh, hold it, sergeant. [whistles nervously] what -- do you vote for? sebe. hey, your boss must sign this book every month. this bloody book must be signed every month. now, where's your tax? where's your tax? [mutters] all right, buntu, i will try. that's a man. that's my brother. if you want to stay alive, you must try. but if i try, buntu, sizwe bansi is dead. what about robert zwelinzima? what about the man? i peed him w

robert murray, that guy. >> jerk. >> stephanie: read a prayer to a group of company staff members lamenting the direction of the company and asked lordto make to preserve the existence of any of the enterprise's you helped us build. he laid off 50 at american coal and 102 on utah energy, blaming the president. the company is the subject of an article, they used miners as props for a romney campaign event. they forced them to take a day off without pay to stand in a picture for mitt romney. employees reported being forced to give contributions to republicans. they've been a target of environmentalists, because they're polluters. >> they chop off the top of mountains and don't replace them. >> stephanie: robin in florida. allegedly. go ahead robin. >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: hi, robin. >> caller: i want to say how much you enjoy your show. if you want to start your day off right, two things you can do first listen to i got a good feeling by flo rida, then immediately find the karl rove video, put it on and crack up. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: because let me tell you about election night. as soon as ohio, my home state put it over