>> bob: who is sandra fluke? >> greg: you have a short memory.sident obama got endorsed by julia, because the fictitious woman depep dept on government is sandra fluke. this is anti-endorsement for you think about it. he needed a champion of private enterprise. got the poster child for whiny entitlement. >> dana: trying to mold her to a new spokesperson. desperate to have people out there, women who make arguments op their behalf. they should have spent more time with obama girl to get her up to speed. rather than this one, because it really was not convincing at all. >> eric: ask you a question. does the white house or try to get the endorsement of sandra fluke? >> dana: i think really, right, some endorsements you don't want? >> eric: right. did they entertain the endorsement? >> bob: the 315 million people in this country spend less time thinking about this than we talk about it. it matters not a whip. >> dana: fun to talk about. >> bob: it is. >> greg: i like you didn't remember her. that's true. the way the news cycle is. >> bob: i sort of d

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>> mitt romney says nothing when a woman is call a slut and -- >> and the -- yeah, go back to sandra fluke, the treatment of women, anyone who dares to not be a conservative. you're treated as a nonentity, and there isn't anyone on the right to stand up to say that is out of bounds. >> that is why all the of the demographic data is showing that the republican party are going to quickly become a minority party unless they can do better in reaching out to people of color. when the leadership of the republican party doesn't condemn it the way they didn't with rush limbaugh, it sounds a loud and clear message. >> do you think that someone like romney imagines that he could become president without any support from african-americans and hispanics? >> certainly he can. >> do you think that's statistically possible? 90% approval rating among african-americans, and maybe 10% of the black vote, maybe mitt romney should consider that maybe a victory, but the real problem is latino voters who, through all polls we have seen, if he cannot crack 35%, he's not going to be president of the united states.

. >> sandra fluke, who recently graduated from georgetown law school, joins us. of all, congratulations. you endorsed president obama yesterday. obviously without knowing about this immigration decision. tell me how it lands in your mind. is this the right thing that he's doing? >> it certainly doesn't change my decision to endorse him. if anything, it makes me even more certain that it's the right call. this is the kind of leadership i think we've continuously seen from president obama. he's stepping up and doing the right thing for millions of young children, even when congress has stalled and refused to act, and that's really why i trust him. i think he has a vision for this country and he does the right thing when a call needs to be made. >> sandra, i have a question. you have become obviously a very high profile figure, maybe not of your own wish, but it's happened, and the question is, has the obama campaign talked to you about an official or formal role in the campaign, whether that's on staff or whether that might be a speaking role at the convention? i'm

telling sandra fluke that she has to defend against being a slut in order to speak to the american people as though we are in egypt and she has to submit to a virginity test in order to be in the public sphere. oh, yeah, by the way, that 2010 year of the gop woman is the first year that we actually lost ground in the u.s. house of representatives and senate in terms of women's representation in more than 30 years. we did that. and when i say we, i just mean the american people in the broadest sense. that our fear, our anxiety, our willingness to frame others whether they are unruly women, illegal immigrants, lazy black people, terrorist muslims, our willingness to not see ourselves in them but to see them as the other make possible all of these policy moments. this is the last thing i say and then i will run from this building. there is no reason to lose hope. we are just not a perfect people. we're just not. kind of like an adolescent country. we sort of -- remember adolescence? my daughter is almost 11. i had forgotten. adolescence is hard. you just randomly feel bad and get a phrase an

. >>> she was called out for complaining and sandra fluke is now throwing her support behind presidentbama in his reelection bid. luke's endorsement was announced today on cnn. >>> all eyes fixed on the u.s. supreme court waiting for a ruling on the obama administration's healthcare reform law as well as his decisions on arizona's controversial immigration law. state leaders in arizona are getting ready to deal with the response. the department of public safety says it's prepared. >> no one really knows how the court's going to rule. our command staff has been meeting to discuss training, retraining and operations aimed towards scenarios when that ruling comes down. >> officers have been watching a training video in case the law is upheld. the video instructs them to avoid racial profiling. states attorneys have already said they will not prosecute cases if racial profiling is involved. >>> a big birthday bash for the u.s. army. soldiers celebrated their 237th anniversary today. on june 14th, 1775 colonial leaders established the continental army unifying the militias of the 13 colonie

talk about gay marriage, abortion, whether we'll have federally funded conception for people like sandra fluke who apparently can't afford $3 for a prescription. the economy is a mess. 52% of people put the economy as their number one issue. health care is number two. it's the only thing that mattersment. >> i have to bring in kevin williamson -- madden. welcome. >> good to be with you. >> i want to ask. you have all the top clinton strategists trying to tell obama he's a loser if he doesn't change his message. i heard some interesting buzz from washington people today. they are telling me first that, yes, obama is going to change the message and is now suddenly going to embrace the deficit reduction of simpson-bowles. i want your take on that. what will mitt romney do if obama embraces simpson-bowles? >> there is a lot of criticism for the president from a lot of democratic strategists. the sum of it is ak loin the record. kevin williamson brought up a good point. what's at odds is you have a president presiding over a sluggish economy. he needs business to do well. needs people to feel confi

in the middle of the sandra fluke controversy, you were out in front on that issue.the time, let's see how ed was covering the boycott, the advertiser boycott of rush limbaugh. >> jerry, ?ent isn't it going to take more than a web site, isn't it going to take the social media being organized to go after the local stations that carry rush, if women in the country want to change and move the broadcasting off to the side, what do you think? >> if there is a time to get him off the air, this is the push. if women in this country are serious about what they hear on the free airwaves of america, there is no better time. this is a wake-up call to every radio talkener america about what is ahead in the landscape and what's acceptable. racism and sexism are not acceptable. all of these advertisers leaving rush limbaugh are make egg very big statement. >> sean: between that point, all of a sudden, conservatives,s as you know, because you were covering this, they just happened to find these little tapes on him before he made the call to media matters and this is ed. >> you damn

. >> limbaugh on the same day obviously had the whole sandra fluke fiasco.s the way rush limbaugh -- we've talked about it. he is upset with certain parts of the anatomy that he won't stop talking about and thinks it has to do with the political discussion. it is crazy, creepy. he's got major issues. >> stephanie: thank you. ann coulter on red eye. >> i don't think it is a good image, not with the economy the way it is now. and he's hanging out with bimbos in hollywood. now he not only has to shore up vote in wisconsin but he is worried about hollywood. >> stephanie: is he talking about me? i was at the obama fund-raiser in hollywood last week. i beg your pardon! >> hollywood bimbo. >> talk about an evergreen. democrats in hollywood. this is -- the funny part is republicans, who do they have? they have mitt romney, they have to hang out with people like -- >> charlie daniels. >> ted nugent. so sad when they try to buddy up to any sort of star then they complain when the actual ones are more democratic. >> stephanie: they're not because we have all of the coo

i know rush wanted to get into the papers again singapore s-pbd tkragain since sandra flukes has calmedlittle bit. megyn: how is this about rush and not about president obama and whether there was the right move. that is the question we're asking today, chris, plant. >> when called upon to defend the indefensible don't, change the subject and attack, that's what we just witnessed rht there. rush limbaugh, i'm on before rush limbaugh, i compared it to joseph s punishing ukraine. you look what happened in georgia, the prague spring, president obama has done everything but roll tanks on them. they are denying access to the computer database under the 287g program which is completely gratuitous and it's reminiscent of the epa official who a while back said that, you know, like the roman legions you go into turkish villages and crucify the first five guys you see. this is to make an example of arizona. it's chicago-style old school thug policies. you punish tphaur enemies. >> lepunish your enemies. >> they can't be acting as their own immigration enforcement officials. the obama administrati

i have two suggestions, i would like to see something like what was done when sandra fluke was beinglike to see a separate investigation opened up but somebody else publicly. >> right. >> and the second thing is for democrats to go on the offensive, to not keep having to be on the position of the defense and having to respond to the crazy stuff that the republicans are coming up with but to actually begin to pull things out into the open that are not coming out that show the craziness of the right-wing. >> yeah. yeah. no, i agree with you. this has made me crazy, this whole hearing -- >> for the past year you have been holding the attorney general to an impossible standard -- >> and i saw representative maloney on tv talking about, but was everyone else as offended of the tone of this hearing? >> absolutely. >> i am offended personally mr. chairman, by your calling the attorney general is liar. >> yeah just a little bit. >> some might be forgiven for describing the proceedings today as eakin to kangaroo court. >> uh-huh. >> sue go ahead. >> daryle isa lied about his military record.

telling sandra fluke that she has to basically defend against being a slot in order to speak to the mac in the public sphere. olmo -- oh yeah and by the way the 2010 gop year of the woman is the first year we lost ground in the u.s. house of representatives and the senate in terms of women's representation in more than 30 years. we did that. and when i say we, i just mean the american people in the broadest sense. that are fear, our anxiety, ruling this to frame others whether they are unruly women, illegal immigrants, lazy black lacy black people, terrorists muslims, our willingness to not see ourselves in them but see them as the other, make possible all of these policy moments and this is the last thing i will say and that i will run from this building. there is no reason to lose hope. we are just not a perfect people. we are just not. we are kind of like an adolescent country. remember adolescents? my daughter is almost 11. i had forgotten. adolescents is hard. you used to randomly feel bad and get afraid and wonder about the security of childhood that you once had and particularly

the outlawing of abortions that never actually occur, telling sandra fluke that she has to basically slut in order to speak to the american people like we're in egypt and has to submit to a virginity test, and, oh, by the way, the 2010 year of the g.o.p. woman is the first year that we actual lost ground in the u.s. house of representatives and senate in terms of women's representation in more than 30 years. we did that. when i say "we," i just mean the american people in the broadest sense, that our fear, our anxiety, our willingness to frame others whether they are unruly women, illegal immigrants, lazy black people, terrorist muslims, our willingness to not see ourselves in them, but to see them as the other make possible all of these policy moment, and this is the last thing i say, and then i'll run from this billing. [laughter] there is no reason to lose hope. we are just not a perfect people. we're just not. we're kind of like an addless sent country. we sort of -- remember adolescence? my daughter is almost 11. i forgot adolescence is hard. you randomly feel bad, get afraid, a

telling sandra fluke she has to defend against being a slut that she needs to submit to a virginity test in order to be in the public sphere. by the way, that 2010 year, we actually lost ground in the u.s. house of representatives in terms of women's representation in more than 30 years. we did that. our broadest sense is, our fear, our anxiety to frame others whether they are illegal immigrants, and really women, lazy black people come a terrorist muslims are willingness to see us and them but to see them as "other" made possible these ments. that is the last day i will say and then i will run from this building. there is no reason to lose hope. we are just not a perfect people. we're just not. we are kind of like an adolescent country. remember adolescence? my daughter is almost 11. i had forgotten to. adolescence is a hard. you randomly feel bad, get afraid, wonder about the security of childhood that he once had. particularly for a country that became so dominant so quickly, that became so wealthy in the context of such inequality, that understood itself as standing on a shining hill