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something the republicans for the most part are not interested in doing with the exception perhaps of ron paul so everybody is making selective arguments to build their ideological case but the reality is that the money is going into military and counter-intelligence kinds of programming that generates jobs for some people but leaves most people out of work . political blogger and filmmaker danny schechter they're from new york now british prime minister david cameron dallas will be the main topic of discussion with the president obama on tuesday during his first official visit to the white house come one would also have to alter the claims of the british based company successfully the u.k. government for the release of the bomber to secure an energy deal almost one hundred ninety americans were killed in the tragedy over twenty years ago relations between london and washington are also on the strain because of b.p.'s oil spill in the gulf of mexico. and sticking with the u.s. officials say the amount of oil seeping from the blown out to b.p. operated well is insignificant they also believe th

something that republicans for the most part are not interested in doing with the exception perhaps of ron paul so everybody is making selective arguments to build their ideological case but the reality is that the money is going into military and counter intelligence kinds of programming that generates jobs for some people but leaves most people out of work . blogger and filmmaker danny schechter they are from new york you're watching our if you live from moscow us now take a look at some other stories from around the world and the u.s. government is allowing b.p. to keep a cap on its ruptured oil well in the gulf of mexico but will continue to monitor the situation officials were worried the plug fitted last week may have triggered other leaks however authorities say they may be natural and unrelated to the well b.p. hoped the device had stem the flow of oil for the first time since a really exploded three months ago. a drug gang has killed a man during a street shooting in mexico a day after escalating violence in the country eighteen people were shot dead at a party on monday as gunmen stor

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something the republicans for the most part are not interested in doing with the exception perhaps of ron paul so everybody is making selective arguments. to build a logical case but the reality is that the money is going into military and counter-intelligence kinds of programming that generates jobs for some people but leaves most people out of work. and filmmaker danny schachter there from new york now they say age is nothing but a number but one of that number is one hundred thirty that seems to be the case for a georgian woman who claims to be the oldest living person on earth our geezer in english has stopped by to wish her have a verse. as you get older birthdays the tend to get less exciting but not for each other this georgian woman says she's turning hundred and thirty years old it's a claim backed up by her passport but she appears to have outlived her birth certificate which would help prove she's the world's oldest living person by sixteen years she spends most of her time in bed but her ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren keep her enter

something the republicans for the most part are not interested in doing with the exception perhaps of ron paul so everybody. making selective arguments to build their ideological case but the reality is that the money is going into military and counter-intelligence kinds of programming that generates jobs for some people but leaves most people out of work . filmmaker down the shaft of the from new york of the u.s. the government is allowed to keep on its ruptured oil well in the gulf of mexico but will continue to monitor the situation officials will warrant the plug fitted last week may have triggered all the leaks however say they may be natural and on related to the well. the device had stem the flow of oil for the first time since the rig explosion three months ago. a drug gang has killed a man during a street usually in mexico a day off the escalating violence in the country eighteen people were shot dead after partial monday's gunman stormed the celebrations the region has recently seen a rise in desk linked to competition between cartels almost twenty thousand people have been killed in

something the republicans for the most part are not interested in doing with the exception perhaps of ron paul. so everybody's making selective arguments. but the reality is that the money is going into real cheery and counter-intelligence kinds of programming that generates jobs for some people but leaves most people out of work political blogger and filmmaker danny schechter there from new york well let's cross canal to vienna and the u.n. is warning that if the world's richest countries caught their spending on aids research the recent progress in fighting the disease would be put in serious jeopardy and is sounding the alarm now that internationally hiv aids conference taking place in vienna where activists are demanding universal treatment and as promised is there for all to see farrow what's been the focus of discussions there today. where the main topic at the conference today has been on this new treatment gel for women designed to help in the fight to prevent. the. biggest she had this prevention treatment and there's been a lot of research against that over the last few years to real

ron paul is a member of our active but not an member.e was a great doctor when practicing medicine, and is a great member of congress. host: democratic line. caller: glad to get a chance to talk on c-span. i'm listening to the previous callers, and my concern is that, you know, with the fox news, rupert murdoch, his australian wanting to take over american politics, so to speak, i find it in testing that is mostly the midwest appears -- find it interesting that is mostly the midwest -- what about just an american caucus, instead of the tea party, with the idea of the earlyea like revolutionaries? the bottom line is that we need to have statesmanship, like jefferson and adams that people who stand for america, not just these fringe groups on either side. we just need to get down and take care of the country. this idea of "we want to take over the house and senate," why don't you just want to take over america and do what is right for citizens of this country, no matter where they came from or what they did or anything else? we really need

because take a look-see at some of sharron angle and ron paul ace ideas and you might want to rethinkng out for the midturns. >> i think everybody's quite worked up. i don't think the democrats are as worked up as they were when bush was president. then the democrats were just in a frenzy. i'm not sure they are at this point anymore. i am very worried, again, about the tea party splitting the republican vote, because traditional republicans and more activist tea party republicans. >> larry: nancy what do you make of harry reid being critical of the president? >> well, i -- well, i think in a way what it shows is all the democrat are also not single-minded. and in some ways maybe that's a good thing. i was going to say regarding the midterm elections that i think robert gibbs is keeping expectations low also. by the time we get to september, october, we might have a better feeling for what's going to happen. but i don't -- i think we might lose a few votes. but i don't think it's going to be as bad as a lot of people are categorizing. >> larry: how about the senate, dana, what do you r

that will help us defeat unemployment but yes we need to deal with that and now it can save with ron paul. ron and i have frankly often gotten together because we are both willing from time to time to go outside of what the conventional wisdom is and we are insisting that significant cuts in american military spending because it has to be part of the long term debt plan. the cold war is over, wer still subsidizing europe's defense and japan's defense. three sets of weapons to destroy the soviet union, we are way overcommitted in our sense of mission in the military area. aside by the way, i'm told that in the administration's budget, they want $40 million to stay in iraq from next month until the 2011. $40 billion is a lot to spend on crossing guards. so i believe time has come for us to say that the military has to participate. they have to be sending constraints. there has to be tax increases on incomes about 400,000. unless we had military reductions here so we are protecting our security and not being the world's policemen, we can't reach where we have to. >> charlie: bob gates talked

i was very active in the ron paul campaign and very disappointed when media cut him out before he hadropped out. suddenly we jist stopped hearing about ron paul and he was in the race, which was very frustrated for me. but i do have a couple of different things. regarding even just recently what we were talking about. i've been hearing a lot about socialism. you hear people throwing around labels. it's really not the form of government, honestly. a lot of these different forms of government work in their ideal forms. what we're seeing is that no form of government works when it's corrupted. democracy won't work when it's corrupted. neither does socialism, neither does communism. they all probably world work wonderfully if people operating within them were using ethical and moral codes. communism really there's nothing wrong with except for the fact that it was corrupt when it was being used. and we're going to see democracy will prove be much the same. . . i think that that is a problem and i do hope that this congress addresses campaign finance reform. host: he said kemper's progress

ron paul is a republican candidates. at the moment i do not think republicans can take the senate. i would say they will take the house if i had to bet. we still have plenty of time to screw it up. [laughter] >> who will be in control in january, michael? >> if i had $1,000, i would bet on republicans to gain majority in the house. i would bet on democrats to have more than 50 senators. that would mean they have the majority. in any case, it seems to me we have had two big developments in public opinion which i did not anticipate. i am always happy to see things i did not anticipate because i learn something. number one is that the obama white house, the president is leading staffers to believe that economic distress would make americans more supportive of government programs. they felt the health-care bill would be popular. it turns out they're wrong. i think that miss read the history of the 1930's, and i would submit my own book from roosevelt to reagan as a counterfeit. it is on amazon. i think they misread that. the other thing, i think there has been a rush in to political ac

grow up in lake jackson, texas, and is the third of five children born to carol and representative ron pauled from law school in 1988, completed an internship at georgia baptist medical center in atlanta, and completed his residency in ophthalmology at duke university medical center. upon completion of this training in 1993, he and his wife moved to bowling green to start their family and began his practice. dr. paul founded the kentucky taxpayers united in 1993 to better inform residents have elected officials voted on key spending and taxation issues. in 1995, he founded the southern kentucky eye clinic, an organization providing exams and surgery's to needy families and the details. dr. paul also participates in the children of the americas program, where he has provided free surgery to many children from around the world. dr. paul and his wife of three sons. he regularly volunteers to coached teams for his son in little league baseball, soccer, and basketball. he and his family attend the presbyterian church. please make both candidates welcome to farm bureau. [applause] now, with that,

i look at someone like ron paul, who i believe is 76. he has energized an entire mass group of young people over the past three years since his election to. -- his election. he has been in congress for three decades now, in and out. as long as someone is able to do their job and function at their job and keep principled, i do not see a problem with age. host: this e-mail, "you are only too old when you start to lose your mental facilities. the only limits should be term limits. it is important to have good politicians with a long history of the institutions." another e-mail, "we already have term limits, congressman's terms are limited to two years, senators' terms are limited to six years, and then it is up to the voters to re-elect them or not." brent, los angeles. caller: how are you this morning? host: good, how are you? caller: doing all right. if you have term limits or age limits, you will eventually end up with corporations and special interest groups that will room people to become congressmen or senators -- ro --andgroom peoplo

and the tea party was started during the bush administration because of ron paul.another thing that was said was that the two-party people work for the government. by -- the tea party people work for the government. i am 29 years old and i have never worked for the government. the two-party is all about independence. it is about financial -- the tea party is all about independence. it is about financial independence from the government. host: i want to assure you this story. coming up next, we will have a discussion about immigration issues. our guest for that segment, olli noorani, executive director of the national immigration -- alleolli noorani, executive dirr of the national immigration forum. we will be right back. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> one of the best statements i have ever heard about money in politics is like -- is that it is like water that finds a hole. >> he won the pulitzer prize for his reporting on tom delay and jack abramoff. the senate will talk with jeff

like the letter from ron paul, getting the troops back home, getting out of these wars we have no sense being in. host: who is your represented about there? caller: bart stupak. host: how do you see the election playing out? caller: i believe that the democrat will get in. this is a completely democratic area. i think that a republican has no chance right here. host: in "the philadelphia inquirer," this morning, at "a gloomy picture. leaders of the national debt commission discussed the struggle to get spending under control. alan simpson and erskine bowles said at a meeting of the national governors association that everything needed to be considered, including curtailing popular tax breaks, and a trigger mechanism for gaining medicare advantages." caller: 90% of our nations that can be contributed to three presidencies. reagan, the first bush, and the second bush. these other fiscal conservatives. the people that said that deficits do not matter. now they do matter? i will be surprised if republicans take over the house again. i truly believe that americans that are foolish enough to

the ron paul faction of the g.o.p. is very much our invasion and occupation. here is the front page of the "new york times" this saturday morning. front page photo from the associated press following this attack on a u.s. aide compound, a soldier escorting a wounded worker in afghanistan on friday. they point out six suicide bombers killed four security officers and wounded at least 2323 people in the attack. this according to afghan officials and an aid contractor. dumfries, virginia, juana, democrat. good morning. hello there. caller: hello. host: you're on the air, dumfries. go ahead. caller: i don't think michael steele should resign. first of all, he's the same person he was when they elected him. he's not changed. he's always made goofy comments and things like that. secondly of all, in one way i do agree with him this is obama's war even though the war was already there when he took office but he campaigned on going to afghanistan. so that's not a shot. and i think we are fighting an unwinnable war but no, i don't think michael steele should resign over

you can guess the oil giant wasn't in league with the cato institute or ron paul. b.p. has more democratic loppyists than republicans. it imemploys the podesta group, obama's confidencee. it includes walter mondale, steven cham lane, former executive director of the house democratic caucus and one from bill clinton's interior department and whose father was a democratic congressman. two patterns have emerged from president obama's administration. big business increasingly seeks profits through government and number two, obama nonetheless pains opponents to his intervention as industry shields. b.p. is just the latest example of this taundry slight of hand. once a government pet, b.p. is now a capitalist tool from "washington examiner" editor timothy p. carney. my friends make it sound like the republicans and b.p. are really tight. look at the lobbying records for b.p., you look at the contribution records for the wall street firms that benefited so dramatically from the ridiculous bailout, yes. it was a republican president. should have known better. you don't set asid

ron meets with president obama at the white house today. it is the prime minister's first official visit to the u.s. as the prime minister. alison burns joining us live in our washington, d.c. bureau with paul the details. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning, dave. just ten weeks after becoming prime minister britain's david cammer ron comes to the white house this morning. he met with president obama at the g-8 summit in canada last month. today they take on two high stakes immediate issues, bp and afghanistan. on afghanistan president obama will press cameron for continued support. the prime minister has said he wants all troops out by 2015. >> i think both they and we have said we will not be there forever. we have to stand up an afghan national squirt force, an army and police. >> reporter: on camera he has been uncomfortable with the hash grilling of bp executives over the oil spill. it is europe's second largest energy company and cameron will emphasize today that it needs to survive. cameron is also going to be talking about bp here on capitol hill with members of congress. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> today the senate is exp