he is muslim-ish. >> but pat robertson is a fool. the same guy that thought that gay people called 9/11 because god was angry. shut up. >> he also thinks that tornados destroy mid- -- middle american conservative neighborhoods because of gay marriage. >> john: exactly. >> he is sa dope. >> john: right, but it's another example. it's the far right-wing ultra fundamentalist christians and ultra far-right muslims and they are keeping life very interesting for the rest of us. >> they are. and even carlin admits it's the far left who are going more after the language. and he said most of the sensorship is on college campuses. >> john: yeah, i once had a producer yell at me for calling naomi campbell a beautiful black supermodel. >> and pat robertson thinks gays control the weather? >> john: yes. i think underage pregnancy and trailer park culture are god punishing us. >> the midwest. >> john: that's our show. i want to thank, jim norton frank conniff, and sherrod small. this is "viewpoint," we are still here on current tv, five more weeks

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just to expand on something that judge robertson said earlier. if we are asking the question as to whether fisa, whether the oversight of the court -- it is important to keep in mind that there are structural limitations on what the court can do. even apart from these questions appropriate that the chief justice of the supreme court appoints all of the judges, there are's front-row limitations on what the court can do. some of those have to do with the court's jurisdictions. thecourt does not have jurisdiction to consider first amendment implications of proposed surveillance. it does not have these uris fiction to consider the validity of the statute of the fisa act. -- thevalidity authority to consider the validity of the statute of the fisa act. wasof the arguments we made our constitutional challenge to the fisa act was that the role that it was playing was different from the role that article is permitted to play under the constitution. the were not considering allegations. they were not making determinations of probable cause. the government

pat robertson. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) would you like to do sex tonight, darling? well, no, sweetheart, but it would be nice if you would tear off my ears and fintertips. so we have clearly still got a ways to go at home. what about overseas? where people are famously more enlightened about these issues. let's check in with tonight's installment of "gaywatch: international edition." ( laughter ) brought to you by international male. international male, sell mesh underpants for pretend pirates since 1974. our first stop, our first stop on this trip, france, which recently legalize gay marriage, a move that i can only assume was met with the traditional nationwide tballic shrug. >> violence erupted across paris as demonstrators swarmed to the street over france's law allowing gay marriage. there were 150,000 demonstrators. >> john: really. >> boooo! >> john: i did not expect that. i guess they just feel very strongly about preserving traditional marriage in france, which sof course, one man, one woman, and her sister, and their maid, and the college-age daughter frie

does not want to be seen as the new jesse helms, the new rick santorum, the new alma matter, pat robertson. i mean, he wanted to govern in that vain, the forced ultrasound bill and the bill that would close the state's abortion clinics. he wanted to honor the brave confederate fighters in virginia. he wanted to govern that way, but he's not wanted to be seen that way. and the bright shiny distraction that's made bob mcdonnell not seem that way, not seem as out there as he is and always has been, is the states attorney general who got elected alongside bob mcdonnell. ken kuchenelli, known as the kuch. dogged the attorney general at his public appearances to try to draw attention to whatever new radical thing the cooch is doing now. he wrote to state universities as soon as he and bob mcdonnell took office to tell state schools that they had to resinned their nondiscrimination policies that included sexual orientation. he told the state schools of virginia, you're not allowed to ban discrimination against gay people by order of the state. he's the guy who changed the state seal to cover up t

i want to talk for just a minute about some of the comments that judge robertson made about secrecy and the rise to the secret law and also the room of the court and programmatic orders etc.. it's important to understand the constitutional background. the surveillance for the foreign intelligence purposes is conducted by the president without court approval and the courts have consistently said the president has the authority with the court approval where the target is of foreign intelligence threat. but the level that kind of surveillance between all articles records in the review and approval and commerce the oversight greeting the intelligence oversight. >> the individual questions that will come about leader. >> last year the government repeatedly said it coming and they said this in the lower court as well they said the assertion that it was engaged in large-scale surveillance of the international communications under the section 702 or speculative and even paranoid and now the program has been disclosed and everybody can see they are engaged in exactly that and the intelligence co

i'm with pat robertson.would be great to have a vomit button that you could hit on things that made you sick on facebook. people who post -- >> i would agree with that. >> i'm all for a vomit button. >> bill: depends on what you use it for. not for what pat robertson said. coming up, igor, it is tuesday. tuesdays with igor volsky from center for american progress. think progress as he is every tuesday. joe cirincione is back in town to give us his take on egypt later and then we'll jump down to dallas and talk to the one and only wayne slater about what the hell did rick perry say yesterday and what did he mean but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> well, other headlines making news on this tuesday a new poll finds most americans are getting their news from tv. over any other media source. gallup yesterday saying 55% of americans say they turn to the television for news about current events. 21% turn to the internet. 9% to print. and 6% turn to radio. of those tv watchers, 26% not spec

robertson. >>rose: what is steven cohen saying, they're after me, i'm not guilty, this is a terrible miscarriages of justice. >> all looping, as two portfolio managers, one former and one current was charged and now he himself has been charged and his firm has been charged criminally, he has said that he is not guilty, that there are other explanations for this. >>rose: the other reasons for it? >> it is difficult to prosecute hedge fund managers, especially for steven cohen because he so active in the market. he will trade 80 different securities in one day. who is to say what is driving a trading decision and of course he always points to the fact that they have a very large compliance department, he believe they have 38 people. >>rose: former sec people and people like that. >> they have hired people from goldman sachs. now the government is arguing that that is something that people didn't actually pay any attention to, that it was there for show that they weren't actually -- >>rose: they ar

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the likes of we're not sure exactly who it was for the likes of jerry falwell ralph reed and pat robertson and made a deal a deal was about mutual support the republican party would support the christian right its teachings and its messages and if they got control of government would transfer hundreds of millions of dollars taxpayer funds to christian efforts ranging from christian schools to outreach centers operating under the guise of sex education programs soup kitchens and shelters in exchange the christian right would support the economic and political goals of the republican party ever since said deal was done the republican party has positioned itself as the christian party and party of god and then things got really hot. ronald reagan the messiah of the republican party almost never went to church and launched a war called reaganomics on poor and working people while vastly enriching the already rich and george w. bush's presidency assured in a second wave of republican religiosity in america and one said that he made the decision to commit my heart to jesus christ went on to kill

mayor robertson is one of the groups. she is the commissioner on human rights. she has been given a choice by the united nations to deal with the great lakes region, which includes rwanda and the congo and also uganda. she is working on that. she is with us today. she had to leave to go to another meeting. they would be with us today but they have been in russia meeting with the foreign minister to meet and talk about some of the same subjects. our next visit to the members of the security council, that would be going to moscow. that is what we do in general. we have seen with great pleasure and excitement the intense efforts john kerry has made to recommence the peace process in the middle east after five years of a wreck we essence date. no one has known exactly what he is doing because his mission has been very quiet. we also know from the news media, i am not quoting anything john kerry has told us, but we have known netanyahu has a coalition in israel that is heavily dependent on extreme, white -- right wing groups, but one state that controls all of the ar

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winner derek stoltz attacked by mike robertson who was apparently upset after stoltz bumped him earlier causing him to spin out. robertson reached into stoltz's car, dragged about 100 feet before being flung into the wall as you saw there. he did, however, walk away without any serious injuries. >>> american track star tyson gay has acknowledged testing positive for a banned substance. the 30-year-old sprinter who promoted himself as a clean athlete is the u.s. record holder in the 100 meters. gay claims he put his trust in someone and was let down. he has pulled out of next month's world championships. >>> and a little sports story to end things, the odds of this astronomical. take a look. cleveland indian season ticket holder greg van neal came away from sunday's game, not one, not, two, not three, four foul balls. >> get out of here. >> yes, way and i'm not going anywhere. he caught four in one game. best part of all. he says he wasn't actually sitting in his usual seat. he went on to say after the game on one of them i ended up sprawled across a few rows and got cheese on myself. i

circuit judge james robertson said -- the obama administration is proceeding with military aid to egyptone week after the ouster president mohammed morsi. reuters reports the u.s. will send four f-16 fighter jets to egypt as part of an annual aid package. eight more are due later in the year. at the white house, press secretary jay carney said the u.s. is still evaluating whether to brand morsi's removal as a coup, which would require the suspension of military aid. >> we are evaluating how the authorities are responding to and handling the current situation. we will take our time and the time necessary to make the determinations regarding what happened last week and the change of leadership, the removal of president morsi from power. >> egypt's muslim brotherhood has called on supporters to hold a major rally friday. prosecutors have issued arrest warrants for top motherhood leaders on charges of inciting violence. egypt's interim government says it still hopes to include muslim brotherhood officials in the country's new cabinet. al jazeera is reporting u.s. government helped fund mors

. >> and the national security court judge robertson also saying that these secret courts work best hadthey decide individual surveillance cases not when they have to sign off on mass programs like the phone records, shep. >> shepard: all right, catherine, the man who could be the next fbi director says he would support more transparency when it comes to government surveillance. he is james, he also defended the nsa at senate confirmation hearing today. >> i'm not familiar with the details of the current programs. obviously i haven't been cleared for anything like that and i have been out of government for 8 years. i know as a general matter that the collection of metadata and analysis of metadata is a tool. >> shepard: he had a confrontation with two top white house aides back in 2004 in former attorney general john ashcroft's hospital room. back then he was acting a.g. and refused to sign off on warrantless wiretapping. analyst predict the senate will confirm him. the firefighter who survived last week's out-of-controlled wildfire in arizona today offered a prayer for all of his teamm

. >> oh, pat robertson wants to strom glit we'll get to that.ertson urges you not to hit the light button. i would like a vomit button. do we have that? >> i'm not one who switches on likes and facebooks, but what you say, yes i like this kind of thing. you got a couple of same sex guys kissing well, that makes me want to throw up. but to me i would push vomit not "like." they don't give me that option on facebook. >> that is part of my exercise routine punching vomit. >> on the facebooks? oh boy. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> what facebooks were you reading. >> that's like george bush internets. same sex guys, what does that mean? you see a couple of same sex guys. >> same sex guys. >> that is redundant. >> a couple of same sex guys. all right. >> i just think i'm going to vomit. >> facebook, get on that, get a vomit button for all the facebooks. >> that is a good idea, not for gays but other stuff. there i would specifically like not to like this thing. >> for the yahoo. >> particularly for people who show off on facebook as they tend to, stop showi

host: that is a former fisa court judge james robertson. what did you make of his comments? guest: it is encouraging, but nevertheless, we have to depend on on his word to know it is not a rubber stamp and they are really concerned and it is dothema to them that we certain things. should be more transparent where people have more confidence in the fisa court and the congress so more knowledge of it and if it is operating as he says it is, it would be nice if the american public would know that. it is not adversarial. there is nobody there to argue on the other side. you got the nsa coming and saying, i want this war and, in the judge listening. --tern, i do not think lester, i do not think there were were any words that were turned down. -- last year, i do not think there were any warrants that were turned down. the fact that it is not transparent concerns the american public. it is the reason why people think there are all of these problems. there has been public unrest about it. i'm sure that he and members of the court or on -- are honorable people, but the public needs t

. >> caller: did anybody else catch how pat robertson is starting to evolve a little bit.ce and now he has said that it is chromosome, so maybe he is admitting that you are born that way. >> stephanie: he is channelling lady gaga now. >> caller: there you go. >> which means he believes in evolution. >> stephanie: hey! [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: he nicely said they were damaged chromosomes. so it may be somewhat genetic, and yet they are icky and mutated. >> damaged from watching "will & grace." >> stephanie: right. we should have talked to eric mccormick about that yesterday. >> if you sit too close to the tv it -- >> stephanie: right. it turns your chromosomes gay. go ahead. >> caller: i have a little bit for you on the stand your ground law. headline the state newspaper yesterday published in south carolina, home invader shot and killed the homeowner is on trial for murder. he claimed the stand your ground defense. he said the guy was going to kill me, so i killed him first. isn't that rich? >> stephanie: yeah -- >> i broke into his house and he tried to kill me. i h

. >> reporter: phil robertson is with human rights watch. >> what you've seen is a deprivation over the past 40 years in burma where people have not been able to invest, to make-- do business and things like that, because its been controlled by the state, controlled by the army. now people with connections are recognizing that this is the window-- my three-to-five years when i can make my family secure. it's a race to control things, it's a race to control assets. it's a swamp that international investors are going to be wandering into as they look to invest in burma in the future. >> reporter: lawyer maung maung win says that with some 70% of the population relying on agriculture for their livelihoods, the risk of insecurity from unresolved land issues is high. >> ( translated ): solving the land situation is the most important issue in myanmar but the current government cannot as yet handle it. these standoffs are happening everywhere around the country and if we do not prioritize this issue, we are going to run into a lot more problems. >> reporter: some of these land disputes have t

. >> pat robertson went to yale law. wouldn't be caught up on his political or academic pedigrees about people with great degrees like that. i wouldn't assume they're any better than the rest of us. your last thought quickly, david. do you think he might blow up the world and it doesn't bother him. >> i agree with steve completely. the question isn't what cruz does. the question is how many republicans in positions of responsibility are willing to march lemming-like behind him over the cliff for this country and for their party. i think that's the real question here. we will know who he is. the question is how many people who truly do know better and who in the past behaved responsibly are willing to follow him. include in that the minority leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell. >> they're watching them plant the bomb and not stopping him yet. thank you, david. thank you, steve. >>> up next, anthony weiner has been very good fodder for late night nemedians and the tabloid. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ if

. >> smith: steve schullo and dan robertson believed they were headed for early retirement the day theirortfolio topped $1 million. it was november 11, 1999. >> oh, that was a very nice day, that day, wasn't it? >> what happened november 11? >> see, he doesn't... it's when our portfolio went over a million, silly. >> oh! >> that was just amazing. it was like, "well, yeah, this is how investments work. you invest it and it grows." i mean, that's how i thought about it. >> it was a manic monday in the financial markets... >> stocks plunged... >> traders are standing there, watching in amazement and i don't blame them... >> smith: but in the spring of 2000, the market collapsed. >> traders are working the phones today. a lot of their customers are freaked out... >> we did not know. this was our mistake. we didn't know it was a bubble. we just didn't know. our portfolio had gone all the way down to where it was in 1996, from $1.5 million to $500,000. >> $460,000, i think. >> all that was gone. >> smith: at the height of the internet bubble, americans had also stuffed 19% of their retirement

well the car took off dragging robertson about 100 feet. no one was hurt including robertson.pics. but you'll certainly flip out for his skills. look at this amazing robot. he already has more than 350,000 fans on youtube. a perfect landing. jim, he sticks the landing every time. so funny. it is now 8:05. things that go viral these days, guys. >> that's insane though. that is very cool. thanks very much. let us get a check of the hot, sticky triple h forecast from mr. roker. >> the robot just landed on the wii. hey, we have all these guys hanging out. texas? >> florida! >> all the hot weather states are all here. this is just a nice refreshing day for them. let's show you what we got. pick city of the day, san francisco. mostly cloudy in the bay area. mostly cloudy. temperature about 67 degrees. we're looking at the heat to continue. we are looking at temperatures in the 80s and 90s. the good news is we are looking at some relief coming in on saturday. 90s along the mid at -atlantic coast. sunday, boom, 60s and 70s. 80s along the eastern half of the country. >>> and that's you

crazy a large demonic spirit on tuesday's broadcast of the seven hundred club pat robertson had some. interesting advice for a viewer who wrote in to his show complaining about lights flickering on and off throughout her house. if it was to burn the house and move. one multi-millionaire pat went on to explain the demon c.s. demons were the cause of all his viewers household problems for. the bible clearly says there's no name just and these demonic forces you need to get people to come. over that property and command those demons to leave that's what you do you know come to think about pat might be on to something i always thought there was something suspicious about that power outage at this year's super bowl i guess it's just a huge san francisco forty nine er's feet. one of those lasting and damaging effects of wall street's two thousand and eight financial crime is that towns and cities across america are filled with millions of underwater mortgages effective underwater mortgages on cities is disastrous a recent investigation by a pair of princeton and university of chicago schola

pat robertson.t do you do on facebook if you see a same-sex couple kissing on facebook, can you say you like it? >> number four. >> well, i'm not one who switches on likes in facebook. it is hard to say but what you're saying is yes, i like this kind of thing. you've got a couple of same sex guys kissing. you like that. well, that makes me want to throw up but if you think -- to me, i would punch vomit not like. >> not sure that option is there. >> they don't give you that option on facebook. >> bill: he wants a vomit button on facebook. >> i repeat. i'm all in favor of a vomit button. i wouldn't push it for seeing a homosexual couple. >> bill: depends on what you use it for. eliot spitzer we know is running for city controller in new york. jay leno had a little fun with who one of his opponents might be be. >> number three. >> one of his opponents is the madam who supplied him with hookers. she's running against him. there is a tough choice for the voters, huh? one is involved in the most degrading

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martin family attorney daryl parks on msnbc earlier today as well as robertson. >> whenever you makeis, it tends to divide people for whatever reason and doesn't give the case a chance to stand on its merits. i think they charged him correctly. george zimmerman believed trayvon was part of the element burglarizing this complex and that's why he chose to follow him. and so that type -- the criminal profiling was the issue in this case. >> i'm not angry at the media. i think the media has to do a better job when you have people injecting race into things. a red flag has to go up right away, especially after a case like this, where two very crafty attorneys got away with fabricating a completely scripted narrative and selling it to the american people through the media. >> so, ben, robert zimmerman talking about the attorneys representing the martin family. basically saying and drumming up the fact that zimmerman racially profiled trayvon martin. and now saying that that wasn't really the case. that this was just george acting on his gut instincts about someone that he was worried was i

reflected the developers of macroeconomic theories, including the work of irving fisher, dennis robertson, and, of course, john maynard keynes that laid the foundation for understanding how monetary policy could affect real activity employment and help reduce cyclical fluctuations. at the same time the federal reserve became less focus on its original mandate of preserving financial stability, perhaps in part because it helped, superseded by the accretion of 1930s of the federal deposit insurance corporation and the securities and exchange commission, along with other reforms intended to make the financial system more stable. in the area of governance and accountability to the public, policymakers also recognize the need for reforms to include the structure and its decision-making. the banking act of 1935 simultaneously bolstered the legal independence of the federal reserve and provide for stronger central comes control by the federal reserve board. in particular the act created the modern configuration of the federal market committee, the fomc, giving the board majority of the votes on

journal" -- again, go to our web site, c- span.org, to listen to and watch what the retired james robertson had suggested in changes to the court. back to work question for all of you. maryland and florida. independent calller. caller: thank you for c-span. hypocriticalost thing they have done in quite awhile. they do not even get embarrassed that one of the biggest things they talk about is being responsible for yourself. if you are responsible for yourself, you will buy your own insurance. now they want to take that away? that is ridiculous. host: evelyn and oklahoma. what do you think? everyone think that needs insurance. people get sick. no way of knowing when you are going to get sick. people are in accidents and they need insurance to cover that. ae republican out was on -- rare book and that was on and you said nothing about it. i do not understand c-span it anymore. you let them say that. i said let's move on. i should have apologized to the viewers because that was not appropriate. have a time delay because we want an open forum here. we wanted to be much like a town hall meeting,