why is robertson,sk!aka, that crazyep) guy, republican presidential candidates to moderate their rhetoric. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson that't these people realize if theyh me to extreme position i'll lose the election. they i can't win. they have to stop this. it's counter productive. >> jon: not that the things you are saying are wrong or poli crazy that you're keep it our little secret. [ laughter ] what he is telling the g.o.p. field is this: if you tell people what we honestly believe, an electoral majority of of those people will freak the (bleep) he is saying the first ru right club, don't talk about right club. [ laughter ] by the way -- [cheers and applause] -- i want to make this very clear -- [cheers and applause] the second rule of right club, make du consents. [ laughter ] we'll be right back. [ laughter ] we call back in black. ♪ ♪ daysis idea lockic call and it's us. but our innocent children have fresh eyes perspective, which is why we have toto theml solve all the problems us look j

why is pat robertson,sk!aka, that crazy (bleep) g republican presidential derate their rhetoric. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson thataid don't these people realize if they to an extreme position lose the election. can't win. they have to stop this. it's counter productive. >> jon: not that the things you are saying are wrong or or that you're right, but let's keep it our little secret. [ laughter ] what he is telling the g.o.p. field is this: if you tell people what we honestly believe, electoral majority those people will freak the (bleep) out. he is saying the right club, don't talk about club. [ laughter ] by the way -- [cheers and applause] -- i want to make this clear -- [cheers and applause] the second rule of right club, make the consents. [ laughter ] w [ laughter ] >> welcome back. this is back in black. >> everything we do these days is idea lockic call ankilling u but our innocent freshive,ich is why we have them they'll solve all the pro make look occupy wall street had the right idea when orga

why is pat robertson,sk!aka, that crazy (bleep) guy,ublican presidential candidates to mode their rhetoric. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson that said don't these if they extreme position i'll lose the election. they'll make i can't win. they have to stop this. it's counter productive. >> jon: not that the things you are saying are wrong or policy or callus or crazy but that you're right, but let's keep it our little secret. [ laughter ] is telling the g.o.p. field is this: if you tell people what we honestly believe, an electoral mority of of those people will freak the (bleep) out. he is saying the firstf right clu talk about club. by the way -- [cheers and applause] -- i want to clear -- [cheers and applause] the second rule right club, the consents. [ laughter ] back. [ laughter ]>> welcome back. all back in ♪ >> everything these daysea lockic but our innocent children have fresh eyes an perspective,we have to do to them us look jerkoffs. [ laughter ] the par zuccoti park lweekend. [inaudible] well swee

robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> you should at least be proud that i fought back. >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- that's just one of the consequences of doing battle. not far from robertson's cell is an inmate also known to treat prison like a war zone. >> this is one of my doodles. >> that's a pretty detailed doodle. >> well, i have plenty of time on my hands. >> for inmate john bright, plenty of time means a 99-year sentence for murder. >> i got in trouble for being a -- a -- a hitman for organized crime. i thought that organized crime was cool. i thought drug dealers were cool. i watched "scarface" 20 times, bought the vid

pat robertson in the center, we're in the bizzaro world. look, the serious point is that all of these candidates who are trying to be the not romney, they are trying to appeal to a part of the party that is, they're like a little bit. they're doing what they have to do is try to consolidate the party. chris: is that smart? he doubled down it and he lost a new hampshire leader who switched. chris: what is going on, bob? >> romney looks better and better and more rational and more reasonable and some of this stuff, i mean, the marginal candidates, rick santorum coming out against contraception? wow. >> i do think that romney had a bad week in that he switched around on the ohio ballot issue and he needs to show consistency. the problem with him is that unfortunately it fed into the idea that he isn't consistent. >> remember the polls that we talked about a couple of sundays ago where actually that showed the angry bit of america is not as big as we thought it might be. people do want compromise from their politicians. they do want the middle.

today the republican candidates got more coaching from pat robertson.merly the craziest person in republican presidential politics when he ran in '88. robertson did a wonderful version of the pot getting all high and mighty with the kettle. pat robertson, the republican who was crazy before it was cool in republican politics actually thinks these republican candidates are too extreme and are going to end up the way anne colter predicted they would. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson who said don't these people realize if they push me ito an extreme position they will be rejected. they will make it so i can't win. those people in the republican primary have to lay off of this stuff. they are forcing their leaders, the front runners in to positions that will mean they lose the general election. now, whether this did to cain, i don't know, but nevertheless you will appeal to the narrow base and they will applaud the daylights out of what you are saying and then you hit the general election and they say no way and then the democrat, whoever it is, is going

today the republican candidates got more coaching from pat robertson.merly the craziest person in republican presidential politics when he ran in '88. robertson did a wonderful version of the pot getting all high and mighty with the kettle. pat robertson, the republican who was crazy before it was cool in republican politics actually thinks these republican candidates are too extreme and are going to end up the way anne colter predicted they would. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson who said don't these people realize if they push me ito an extreme position they will be rejected. they will make itthey have got . it's just so counterproductive. well, if they want to lose, this is the game for losers. >> joining me now, "new york times" writer and chief washington correspondent johnharwood. and co-author of "game change." thank you for joining me tonight. you got the big interview of the week with rick perry. s as you were sitting there and he was turning over his cards in effect and telling you what he wasn't supposed to tell you which is this whole birt

>> reporter: former presidential candidate pat robertson recently called romney an outstanding christian but some of romney's opponents won't go that far. >> he is a mormon. that much i know. i am not going to do an analysis of mormonism versus christianity for the sake of answering that. >> twef religious tolerance in the country and we understand that people have different views on their faith. >> reporter: the other mormon in the republican race, jon huntsman dismissed the entire debate. >> here in new hampshire that is seen as the most ridiculous side show in recent politics. >> reporter: romney also faced questions about his religion during his first presidential run in 2008, responded to it by pulling a page from the kennedy catholic book. he mentioned the word mormon just once. >> if i'm fortunate to become your president, i will serve no one religion. >> reporter: but in 2012, even evangelical leaders say most christian conservatives won't fixate on romney's faith but not

poor robertson was up in a gallery with people shuffling in and out. it was very hot in the summer of 1788, in richmond virginia, and he had trouble with james madison, who had a very weak speaking voice. marshall added that nobody could have captured the torrent of words from patrick henry, although i have to say i thought reportson did rather well. if you read his accounts, you can, i think, sense both the power of henry's oratory and its incohesionsive, and that's a good trick, wonderful trick so my hat is off to david robertson, if it wasn't for his heroic effort, the story, the marvelous story, the moving story, of the heroic meeting of minds at richmond in the summer of 1788 would be totally lost to us. we know also how well he did by one day he didn't go there. you should see the gibberish that his newspaper published that day. couldn't make sense of it. only by what robertson recorded later could you somehow read back because people alluded to what was said on that rather important day when he was absent. but i can reconstruct soming things abo

first up, pat robertson. here's his response to a viewer question about whether christians should join the 99% movement. >> why are they there? well, they're just mad. well, is it right for a christian just to get involved in a protest of anger? if you're going to demonstrate, demonstrate for righteousness. demonstrate to lift the yoke of oppression. demonstrate to help those that are poverty-stricken. but don't just go out and mess up a park and just scream and tear up things. >> i think pat robertson has been watching too much fox news. the 99 percenters are not just screaming and tearing things up. in fact, they're doing exactly what robertson just advocated. they're demonstrating for riechtness. they're demonstrating to lift the yoke of oppression. and they're demonstrating to help those who are poverty stricken. saying christians shouldn't get involved in the 99% movement makes pat robertson our first "psycho talk" offender of the night. but we couldn't leave this guy out. i always said donald trump's pr

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nic robertson is in the capital of tripoli. he joins me now.ic, does this look like this could be the beginning of an end? >> i think it is the beginning of the end of the gadhafi loyalist resistance in sirte but it is still not clear how much longer the new transitional government forces are going to take, the rebels, if you will, are going to take to fully get control. they did launch a better coordinated offensive on friday, more fight in the east an west and south. they have made some gains in the city but still they say a key hospital in sirte is still holding out. there are civilians. they're worried about causing casualties there by going in too hard and it does seem that gadhafi's loyalists are still holding on, according to the transitional government, they lost ten fighters last night. they lost at least 26 since friday into saturday. so this has been a very, very intense battle that has been going on, this battle for sirte in earnest has been going on the last three weeks but they say they believe they are in the final stages. >> nic

pat robertson has called for your fellow gop candidates to tone it down.g are had a pretty high state for him to step in. a man who says aids was inflicted on america as a god-sent punishment. >> yeah, i know. well, i'm a republican. i'm a prouder american though. and i would say we pick our presidents by corruption. i mean, it's who gets the most money. that's -- you talk about the tax code, fair tax, flat tax, down tax, it doesn't make any difference. they don't write the tax code. the lobbyists do, martin, you know that. the lobbyists in washington, d.c. gave more money four years ago to john mccain and barack obama than 32 states combined. this is all just chitchat. >> so you're attempting as i know, to run a campaign that's clean of corporate donations. you also restrict individuals to donations of about $100 per person. and for that, you don't get invited to a single televised debate. nobody takes any interest in you. what does that tell you? >> well, it says that maybe i am alone. it says that maybe the issue of over collection of money from special

so will harold robertson, the guy in the red hat.e's going to be okay from his gunshot wound. >> they never have much cash on hand. i don't get why. why? >> great question. i don't know that we're ever going to have the answer to that. >>> i have a warning for parents out there. teens have a new partying trend. >> okay. what you're going to need is some vodka, of course, you also need gummy bears, of course. and a glass cup. has to be glass. if it's plastic it will not work. >> we found this video at wtop in washington, d.c. this is an instructional video teaching teens how to make these new liquor soaked gummy bears. you take a handful of gummy bears, put them in a glass, pour as much vodka as you want in the gummy bears and you let that soak for several hours or several days until the gummy bears have soaked up all of the liquid. >> how is this different from other methods of drinking? i'm not that concerned about it. >> these trends come and go. how many of them are actually going to do this. i don't know. >> they're saying young

. >> reporter: a statue honoring brooks robertson revealed to a cheering crowd and an emotional mr. or you will. >> how deeply grateful i am for this incredible statute, thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. >> he played 23 seasons with the orioles, a record they -- a record-breaking third baseman. >> not only on the field but off the field, he's just been unbelievable. >> speaking on behalf of the fans, actor josh charles from the good life. >> like every baseball fan, this man has a special place in my heart. >> the bronze statue stands 9 feet tall. baltimore native joseph shepherd created it. >> from year-to-year, a certain pose came up of brooks picking up the ball on third base and throwing it to first base. this was repeated from 1 year to the other. that's the one i chose to do the statue. >> after all, robertson says he looks forward to taking in the honor privately. >> i will just come back one day by myself. >> wjz eyewitness news. >> if you would like to see the new statue, it is right in front of pickles >> one rangers fan did all he could to stop this from h

pat robertson says that thi this -- [ laughter ] this is the same guy that said gays were responsible that this crowd is radical he must think i am out of this world conservative. >> bob: about that the truth? what does he think eric is, then? on mars! >> eric: you have to understand the reason why romney gets 21, 23% all the time is the establishment is behind him. everybody else is toward everyone else. what everyone is failing to do, is see the power, the numbers behind the anti-establishment. he is belittling the far right conservative the way bob does and left does and establishment does as well. >> dana: that was a shock. >> andrea: the establishment money, the establishment money yet to be released. you watch, you will see perry embrace it. >> greg: stop interviewing pat robertson. >> bob: i have a tease. do you know what tease means? do you ever tease -- anyway, coming up. occupy wall street protesters did a good job garnering support. >> andrea: make you -- >> bob: we're on "the five." >> greg: come on back and listen to everyone beat up on this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: all righ

as cnn nic robertson now tells lai ki's death could be significant. >> silence.most wanted terrorist list, he was the first u.s. citizen ever placedçó on the cia's hit list. qqqis killing, not the first )úeqqaq on his life. in may, he narrowly escaped a missile fired from an unmannedi u.s. drone. al xdawlaki'sr him.r >> he reminds me, for example, of bin laden and in terms of his soft spoken, at the same time, the knowledge that they have, the foundations they. >> an american citizen born to privilege, the son of a yemeni governor, he wasok educated at severalg becoming an okg hijackers. he was accused of inspiring major nadal hasan and times azal ."shizad.lp >> al qawlaki's appeal, his use of english will be sorelyw3 misd by al qaeda's yemen franchise, kad in the arabiana5 peninsula. his inspirational messages were popular, selling thousands upon  of dvdxds, offering both upon recruitment and moneyxr s for the radical t(e1t(s allies. his killing plays into yemeni politics in a big way.e1 president al assad just came back from arain why where he ha1 been comi

robertson vote on seat 3, mr. robinson on seat seven. mr. campana, i take your comments at face value and we will continue for seat 2. commissioner elsbernd: without objections and for without objection. item five please. >> item 5. hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending september 1, 2014, to the assessment appeals board no. 2. there is one seat and five applicants. >> commissioner elsbernd: thank you. shawn rigdgell. a bit about your experience? >> i have been a practicing lawyer for the past 13 years. our emphasis is on business litigation and insurance bad faith, personal injury cases. we are mostly litigators. i also served half as a neutral evaluator, arbitrator, for finra. they are the alternative dispute resolution program for the securities and exchange. i have covered cases involving corporate dealer and fiduciary cases. i am a native of san francisco, a graduate of sacred heart high school. the relevance behind that, i am interested in serving in city government, proud to be a native of sanfrancisco, and i feel this

cnn international correspondent nick robertson filed this story two years ago about how a drone or uav can deliver a kill shot even though the person pulling the trigger is thousands of miles away. take a look. ♪ >> reporter: watch these two men in iraq. they have no idea they're being hunted by a deadly uav. it is following their every move, even recording them fire their weapons. they have no idea their insurgent activities have been spotted and have no idea that the uav operator thousands of mileses away is about to fire a missile at them. it's what makes uavs or drones a must have for the u.s. military. >> the real advantage of unmanned aerial systems is they allow you to project power without projecting vulnerability. >> reporter: this is an air force base where drone pilots remotely fly missions over iraq and afghanistan. these pilots saw a surge in mission requests from frontline commanders after weapons were first installed on drones. >> when we put hellfire missiles on the predator, now you have these airplanes that are capable not only of providing the pictures, the full moti

robertson williams, a senior fellow of the tax policy center linked to the prestigious urban institutes and brickings institution, says this. >> it will raise taxes on the poor. it will cut taxes on the rich. >> so this was directly affect the two groups. one, low income earners. under the 9-9-9 plan, 30 million low income households would be forced to pay a 9% federal income tax, when they currently do not pay any income tax! on top of this new income tax, low income households would also have to pay the flat 9% sales tax on all bought goods. two, high income earners. 9% income tax is much lower than what richer households currently pay. 9-9-9 would dramatically cut taxes for the rich and heavily reduce income taxes roll as a major revenue source for the federal government. so is the 9-9-9 cain formula a net plus? cain says in effect that his critics overlook that 9-9-9 cancels out all these taxes. >> the 9-9-9 plan replaces payroll tax, capital gains tax, corporate income tax, and the death tax. >> by the way, herman cain, when he speaks about the death tax, he means of course the est

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look, pat robertson, even pat robertson, the tv evangelist from the 700 club said, look, he's creepedthey're all running the primaries. they've forgotten there's a general election ahead. this kind of character does have appeal. this character you saw puffing on the -- he has appeal to those fringe nuts but not the general population. >> yeah. cain's chief of staff went on fox today and here's what he had to say about the ad. >> i tell you, you walk into a veterans bar in iowa and they're sitting around smoking and, you know, we are resonating with them. >> krystal, what about there? is there a measure of truth there? it looks to me like he's going after blue collar independent voters. >> this is another piece of their, we're the real, we're authentic, we're real, we're like you. it's also a slap at the nanny state, that we don't want the government to tell us what to do. cain actually had a hand in helping the tobacco lobbyists in the '90s so this isn't totally removed from what he's done in his past. you know, i don't know, maybe it will play well with a certain element of the repub

radical televangelist pat robertson has some words of wisdom for the 2012 gop lineup.nk he has some fire of his own to add to the lineup. you'll be surprised. let's listen. >> i think it was lyndon johnson who said, don't these people realize as they push me over to an extreme position, i'll lose the election. those people in the republican primary have got to lay off of this stuff. they're forcing their leaders, the front-runners, into positions that will mean they'll lose the general election. they've got to stop this! it's just so counterproductive. well, if they want to lose, this is the game for losers. >> wow. well, this coming from the guy who said earlier this year that it would be reasonable to divorce your spouse if they are diagnosed with alzheimer's. well, if he says things are going overboard with the extreme comments out there on the right, it's time for them to re-evaluate, don't you think? next up, in the hot seat, gop candidate jon huntsman stopped by "the colbert report" last night and was game for everything, from his previous post as ambassador to c