and we have a huge local favorite from the bay area, ron morgan who is coming back to do a show for us thursday morning. he has been with us since we started 1985. and he's a huge favorite. he's known all over the country and world. so a huge local favorite. and that is the lineup. and they have wonderful things. >> that takes a year to put it together? >> yes. and we have a wonderful raffle that runs all week long and we have six prizes, travel, jewelry, experiences. there's a lot going on. >> we have to do this. and we're going to come back and talk about a floral designer and artist. you see i'm wearing any pansy tie-in celebration of this. >> i love it. >> we'll be right back. >>> bouquets to art this week at the san francisco museum. you have to go to bouquetstoart.org. katherine just took us through this wonderful array of things that are happening. and we want to come back to terry gross now who is a floral arraign -- arranger. and there's a painting and there's flowers and there's a person. and what happens is the art of this is the making of a floral display that in some way e

ron paul. how long can he stay in the race? i will ask him in the piers morgan interview and the life and times of a man who loved controversy but died too young at 43, andrew breitbart, a regular on my particular panel and i talked to him on tuesday night. >> is it a real possibility? >> it now real clear politics, it is up to 20% when it was down in single digits before, and it will be interesting how they interpret tonight's numbers to see how they look at the polls for next week because if there is a genuine sense that mitt romney can't close the deal people are going to start getting nervous. >> we begin tonight with the big story, politics, ron paul has a steep hill to climb on super tuesday. he has 38 delegates so far and ten states voting next week and 427 delegates at stake the candidate has high hopes and dr. paul joins me now. welcome back, dr. paul. how are you? >> thank you, thank you, pierce, nice to be with you against. >> how are you feeling about super tuesday? what is your realistic aspiration for the ten states? >> well, we're working harder i

ron paul's foreign policy. guest: i need this point and an appearance on pierce morgan. the truth is ron paul, who i could not vote for. he looks like a nice check to me. i look -- i would love to taken to dinner, but i could not vote for him. he has a distracting history, but he is the only candidate speaking out on this issue. we are killing people. they are killing us. we are bogged down in afghanistan and no one on this presidential campaign trail will talk about it except ron paul. ron paul is saying why we going to all of these countries? can you imagine mitt romney saying that? they do not say that because they believed to make the point is to be politically fatal, you cannot survive not supporting a war. this is another reason that war is so easy to get into. six minutes to get in, 60 years to get out. that is why i am on the trail, stumping for norman solomon, who was running for congress from california, and i am pleased to have the opportunity to say that i think norman solomon is right on all the issues. host: you have been involved in a lot of viciously -- is

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. >> i was thinking ron paul is sort of a shimp. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> last time ricky gervais was he he had just broadly offended pretty much every show in hollywood. he is here again just about right after offending everyone at the golden globes. >> they took it better this time. they had a year to get used to it. the second time they are like they are jokes. >> is that dispointing? >> i don't think i said anything that bad the first time. and then there are jokes. i would rather people gasp. i cherish the gasps. >> sir elton didn't seem massively enthusiastic. >> he had a grumpy look on his face. at least he can use expressions. most of them are too botoxed up you can't tell if they have a smile. i made a decision there are 200 million watching at home. you want everyone to enjoy it. it is not a spectators sport. i tried to make it one. i really enjoyed it. i thought they were a lot lighter. >> i tweeted on the night and showed a picture how joyous you would have felt the moment you first heard jodie foster and mel gibson were making a movie called "beaver." >> too e

then listen to what ron paul told our piers morgan last night and then we'll talk about it. >> i thoughthen they asked him about it hnd asaid, oh, is there a back room deal with mitt romney and ron paul, he said, ron paul is the last guy in the world taking a back room deal. no, there's nothing to that. >> is there nothing to that, joel? >> i don't know. one thing i find hilarious is ron paul is now the guy criticizing con spir ras si theorists in is a thing i've noticed for months on this thing, is that all of these candidates may have something that doesn't appeal to conservatives. but, you know, ron paul has focused so much more attention and so many more attacks on other people than romney, where you can make a case that in terms of where ron paul is supposed to be philosophically, romney should be his biggest target. something i always found very strange. i'm glad somebody supported it. >> what do you make of it, do you think there is something going on there? >> you know, look, in terms of a back room deal where these guys have occluded, i don't know if that's happened. there are s

max great to be back with you all right david morgan the silver investor first you have the exact so recalling that ron paul recently held up to ben bernanke he during congressional testimony tell us about their confrontation and how you came in possession of this coin thank you max this is the coin right here hopefully i got a good camera angle it's called the silver circle it's impreza mind it have a movie talking about the collapse of the economy and silver's role post collapse it's called silver circle movie dot com you can go that website and check out the trailer they gave one of these two to dr paul of course he held it up during the testimony and there's quite a bit of news around that on the internet especially those that are you know awake and aware from people like yourself max of are telling the truth about the financial situation right now talking about server and silver liberation army and so were a circle and all these grassroots campaigns last year of course we had krasniqi morgan by silver now i see the some bloggers have taken up the cause tell us about why announce given announce thi

. >>> consider this, ron paul on the same ticket as mitt romney? cnn's piers morgan congressman about the possibility of being the gop vice presidential nominee. >> on the assumption at the moment that mitt romney may end on -- he's not inee, would you likely to do that. i mean, you know, we get along and friends and we talk to each other, but to be in a position, you know, i wouldn't think that would be likely to happen. but, you know, there are certain issues that i feel very, very strongly about, you know. and i've been talking about it and trying to change people's minds on it for 30 or 40 years. so if somebody was serious, a president or anybody else asked me seriously, you know, now that the monetary crisis is much worse and it is going to get much worse, what do you think we ought to do, if they were honestly seeking my input, why would anybody turn that down? as far as being in the administration, i have to wait and see, maybe i'll are to ask him whether he wants to help me out when i get in. >> i think you should certainly be rewarded. i know i'm making an a

speaker, there are so many people that have joined in this, the three investigators, colonel mike morgan, colonel ron radish, major phil stackhouse have given me letters independent of the jagman report that have clearly stated that nothing in their investigation should indicate that this was pilot error. i have given this to the attorneys for the commandant. in addition jim schafer at the time a lieutenant colonel was in the air in the third v-22. and john brow and brooks gruber were his friends. he's joined in this effort to clear their names. it does not make any sense, mr. speaker, that the marine corps cannot do what has been asked by the wives. the wives have just asked for one paragraph that clearly states -- and mr. speaker, quite frankly, the marine corps owes this to the families because they came out with this press release that i just read a moment ago in 2000 and indicated that this was pilot error. they have seen all the information that i have accumulated in 10 years and all the families are asking for their children, connie has a little girl named brooks, trish has two boys named mich

morgan and see what's coming up on his program. pierce. >> thanks. an exclusive interview with roning big for super tuesday and after other contenders. what does he say about mitt romney? would he consider working in his administration? my interview with presidential candidate ron paula head and remembering andrew breitbart, the tragic news of his sudden death at 43. the con active blogger was a guest on the show two nights ago and would be his final television appearance and we look back on his life with a number of guests including arianna huffington. all that far and more at 9. >> coming up, the ridiculous and we'll try not to laugh for your own safety but there is going to be a lot of giggling. we'll explain. ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monito

ron johnson who took over jc penney. it's certainly possible that urban could turn things around like the bulls at morgan stanley company. but until we see more concrete proof that they have their act together, i think it would be irresponsible to get behind this one. right now the whole business is in show-me mode. they're from missouri. from the new ceo richard hain, the co-founder of the company who took over when he left to ted marlow, the new ceo of urban outfitters and anthropologie. here's the bottom line. the jury is still out on urban outfitters. that means when it comes to the bare-knuckle boxing march between morgan stanley and the bearish citigroup, citi wins! sell, sell, sell. the stock may be cheap but there's not enough rein to go positive on the company even as there are plenty of reasons to worry that things could ultimately get worse before they get better. >> the house of pain. >> house of pleasure. >> let's go to francine in florida. >> reporter: boo-yah from boynton beach, florida. hi, jim. how you doing? >> great, sunshine. how about you? >> caller: i'm great. beautiful weather here. my granddaughte