ham rove memorial foundation will be giving $125,000 each to donners choose sandy relief fund team rubicon sandy outreach and habitat for humanity which is building houses for storm victims. the fund is also giving $125,000 to the yellow ribbon fund which helps injured service members and their family, the remainder of the money as per ham rove's wishes will be split between the center for responsive politics and the campaign legal center. now you might wonder why ham rove, the brains and other organ needs behind my super pac would donate to groups fighting for campaign-finance reform. well, there are some strings attached. ham stipulated that the two groups get the money only if they named the conference room at the centre for responsive politics the colbert super pac memorial conference room and in the campaign legal center they will now hold their meetings in the ham rove memorial conference room. (cheers and applause) and folks, just think. as the tidal wave of money continues to engulf politics and these advocates for transparency are moaning about how powerless they are to stop it, l

but now they do because we have crossed the rubicon and maybe violence is the equal opportunity employer of the future. lori: is there a solution? doing need to put more emphasis on the role of parents? how do you bring these together? >> the silver bullet is mental health care treatment. we ought not a reliable system which is the vast majority for proper treatment. we let the hmos get away with murder. insurance companies to route all of the psychiatric patients to the nurses and social workers. not talking them down but we could agree the most seriously mentally ill should be routed to the psychiatrist but the hmo will not pay. if you are that sec to be violent the hmo will call every day pretending to want to be part of the team the only energy the unit to throw you out. that is so we have permitted with your insurance you pay for monthly. lori: this is a crisis. >> it is a huge crisis. lori: the president is invited to give the "state of the union" address. author of the book wealth and poverty is here. also our fox news legal analyst is here. the deadly flu epidemic sweeping the na

for students, to comprehensive gay marriage change, even women in combat, he has clearly crossed a rubicon, in the past, democrats have been concerned about many of these issues, going too far, alienating the white voters. but president obama won despite the huge deficit, there is a clear sense there, reflecting the ideas of what is the soci socially liberated whites, there is a clear challenge there. >> did it surprise you? >> no, i think it continued, as john king pointed out, many of the issues on the congressional politics are difficult. what the president is doing is identifying a kind of -- solidifying the properties of the coalition that approved the majority in five of the past six presidential elections. there is a risk for republicans, here, too. if they block the president's initiatives, they kind of deepen the problem. >> what about comprehensive, immigration reform, gay marriage? how difficult will those be? >> look, the coalitions are very similar, the groups that support him, the regions that support him are very similar. the one that he has the best prospects, immigration r

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and it's an unknown case that this rubicon has been crossed, insisting that the u.s.ting our resolve. that when the president said any use of chemical weapons would be a red line, well, then this incident means he must really not have meant it. it is, of course, possible that it is true, that syria has used chemical weapons. if it is true, it is both awful on its face, and it is something that the president and the secretary of state said would be treated as a red line, a serious response from the united states. in his report tonight, josh notes that it is activists and defectors from syria who are marketing this story that syria has crossed that red line. this reported secret document from u.s. state department officials in turkey josh says was also born of interviews with syrian activists and defectors, who of course very much want the largest military power on earth involved on their side of their war with their own government. the whole thing is both very worrying and almost sort of emotionally triggering for us as a country still traumatized by the last time peop

>> well, his view, and we heard a little bit of him there, was it would cross the rubicon, to use hisguage, if all of a sudden states started drawing up laws to govern what the press should do. and through months and months of the inquiry, this really was the question at the heart of all of this, how could you make sure that everybody was involved including publishers that might be reluctant to do so without a piece of legislation that compelled the press to be there, that would amount enemies of the system suggested to licensing? now, those campaigners who said the law had to change talks about a dab of statute, something very slight. labour used similar language that would simply recognize an independent regulator in law. what we heard from the newspapers as this debate went on for months and months and months before we got to the report's publication was if they were forced to join in, it would be something much more onerous. and that really was what david cameron was reflecting in some of his concerns. >> so where does that leave him, and where does that leave him in relation to t

he has clearly crossed a rubicon.democrats are concerned about many issues about going too far and alienating blew collar older and rural white voters, president obama won re-election despite huge deficits among those voters and a clear sense of him being unshackled from the coalition and reflecting the priorities from the modern democratic coalition. there is a clear pattern here, a clear challenge for his party and the republican party. >> did he surprise you in the inaugural address? >> no. as i said, it continues the direction he's going. john king pointed out. many of the issues, congressional politics are difficult. on the other hand, wolf, what the president is doing is identifying a kind of solidifying the identification of the democrats with the priorities of the coalition that has proved a majority in five of the past six presidential elections and there is risk for republicans here too. if they systematically block the president's initiatives, they deepen the distance between themselves and the growing grou