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sandra fluke. one of your favorite people. and she is nominated for person of the year by "time" magazine and you say? >> i think she is perfect -- modern emblematic of the women's movement. wielded out by the women's movement. i didn't see that coming. it would appear helplessness being caught in the stay sis of the 196 virginia slim's ad. she is mona ark. she will accept comp her prescription. she is in that business. you know something? if this is the way gals want to go, like i said, billy, i have got my pod face on. i'm happy for the women. you are women, hear me snore. everybody makes their pick. i think she would be a perfect "time" magazine person of the year. nobody more represents current day america to me than sandra fluke. >> bill: moan of arc arc. you don't think most american women want handouts do you? >> i'm just going by that vote. it seems to me a lot of people have moved on by the vote. i heard it the people have spoken. single women i think went 60% for this guy. sandra fluke helped them do that am i to run

sandra fluke.he's the former georgetown law student who argued that paying for birth control is a financial hardship for female students. >> without insurance coverage contraception, as you know, can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school. for a lot of students who, like me, are on public interest scholarships, that's practically an entire summer's salary. i became more aware than ever that this election will decide whether the rights that generations of women have fought for will be rolled back. during this campaign we've heard about two profoundly different futures that could await women in this country and how one of those futures looks like an offensive, obsolete relic of our past. megyn: joining me now, leslie marshall who's a fox news contributor and lars larson who is a radio host with compass media networks. so you've got jfk was person of the year with time, you've got gandhi and maybe now sandra fluke. your thoughts on that, lars. >> no! jfk, who said ask not what your country can do

the failing magazine is now elevating former georgetown law student sandra fluke to the same level ason churchill, pope john ii, and more. here to explain how advocating for publicly-funded birth control qualifies fluke as the person of the year. good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> great to be here. >> sean: marjorie, it's $9 a month at wal-mart to get birth control pills. you can get all the condoms you want. in new york city, at a bar, they're free. just take a handful on your way out. planned parenthood, too. do you think she should be woman of the year? >> the reason that sandra fluke represents what woman or person of the year should be about is she took a national stage, not knowing she was was, by the way, with dignity and grace, talked about a challenging issue, regardless of what you think about the issue, raked over the coals, called a prostitute and slut, but continued to have a global conversation with civility. >> sean: wait a minute. the foundation of what she said was false. it's not $3,000 over the course of a woman's career. why should taxpayers be paying fo

what sandra fluke is fighting for.election, and the entire right wing pretends mitt romney is crazy. we don't believe that, and here they are articulating that very point. >> stephanie: how many ways can they put into in the word. you lost women voters by how much? >> and they're getting ready not to have any women committee chairs. >> yes all old white man. >> stephanie: rush limbaugh. >> sound byte: there are only two things that can get votes for the republicans. one, men marrying these women so they're no longer single. and so that their lives provide what they want. if they stay single, they're going to turn to government to provide what they want. and then the republicans are going to figure out that in order to get the votes of those people they're going to do what they want, which is democrats have already laid claim to. >> yes stephanie. you're sucking off the government teet. >> stephanie: right. >> didn't it sound like rush was on the market again? >> cenk: what's >> stephanie: what's going on, trouble in pa

[cheers and applause] >> let me just say that part of the problem is that even with sandra fluke was allowed to testify, it may be, it made many happy and proud she was allowed to testify. what she is still going against is the dominant theme or story that is out there prevailing that these groups of people are not or may not be listening to have the authority to decide what happens to us. they define what the parameters are. they define what the meaning of contraception is. and that's what rush limbaugh was injecting in this conversation. we define women's sexuality. we define what to contraception means. and i'm going to define as being a slut. and so our stories, even when we are sitting at the table are always perceived as the story of outsiders. so as outsiders for minority, or minimalize, stories that are of minimal significance, we are always trying to change the whole narrative to even say we belong at the table. began to change it to say really, we are the ones who should be defining what contraception means, what it means to have control over our bodies. what it means to us

the interview thanking them for keeping their clothes on in the studio. >>> feminist activist sandra flukeauctioning off an hour of her time for a political strategy session. the college fix from the auction page social justice activist fluke will help you harness activism or advocacy. if the offer sounds temping it's worth noting it won't be a face-to-face meeting. 5 i sales are final. ample man arguably one of former presidential nominee mitt romney ardent supporters flip-flopped. eric heartsberg, the professional wrestler who inked the romney-ryan low ge on his face was going to keep it. he told politico he would never have it removed. now he is planning to laser it off. process could take a year. he was disheartened by the post election comments; particularly, that the president won because of gifts from various constituencies. it stands not only for a losing campaign for for a sore loser. he is pretty shameful as far as i'm concerned. >>> we told you earlier while the white house is saying spending cuts will likely be included a final fiscal cliff deal, the devil is in the detail. wha

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i like, i wrote in the "boston herald", i like sandra fluke is the poster girl for.r the resume'. 32 and still in college. let's look at her life. her claim to fame, she went as 31, 32-year-old in congress someone needs to pay my bills for me. how classic is that? you have combination of self-absorption unwilling to take responsibility for her actions. she is almost a perfect pick. martha: you look at the question, ask yourself seriously who would i pick, who should you pick, is there a leader out there? is there anyone on the list that you would think would merit that kind of recognition, if not, what does that say about where we are as a nation? i looked back at some of the first ones, charles lindbergh, fdr was on the original list. there were a few names that i was not familiar with. maybe there were random picks there even in the first 10 years is there anybody who deserves it do you think in terms of impact on the year? melissa: remember, hitler was on the list. ayatollah khomeni on the list with negative impact. i'm serious on this. looking back at sandra fluk

. >> women, you know, we had this week sandra fluke here in the bay area. reproductive rights activists. look, women have been for obama, he's enjoyed this gender gap for a long time. and in the last couple of weeks, romney has managed to shave that down, very concerning to the reproductive rights groups and they've really been working this vote all over the country and the fact is that they tracked what they say is about 5 million women who they call obama defectors who may go to the other side, go to mitt romney and that could be a key margin in some of these swing states. >> he's got ads out there that suggest he's not going to be activist on that issue. you're right about the issue of obama care for a lot of women. birth control is an economic issue. and that's one of the things democrats have brought out in the last couple of weeks. >> belva: john, we have to ask you on issues question, with all of the money being spent for all of these seats, is there any issue you just said it was mostly about money, i guess. >> i think it's a reflection of the natio

. >> steve: one of the other people who reportedly considered sandra fluke.rgetown university i believe. >> gretchen: seriously? so is this list published sort of a list or a guessing game. >> brian: it is a way to sell a magazine. >> steve: no one else is buying them. so maybe that will get people interested. >> brian: 21 minutes before the top of the air. major league baseball. and nomination list. controversial in barry boppeds and sammy sose they should get in the hall of fame by their performance. performance enhancing drugs had everything to do with the druggings. the question is, will be put in cooperstown. >> steve: what do you think? >> brian: no, you can't go in and cheat and be the best. it is unfair to hank aar babe ruth. also another brooklyn story. during the brooklyn nets game against boston celticings. watch. kim kardashian's -- exhusband got into a skirmish there with kevin garnet and rondo said i am smaller and lighter and i will fight you for playing basketball. they get in a brawl and guess who comes out on top. new fangle would tough as n

. >>> "time" magazine nominated an dra fluke as one of -- sandra fluke as one of the 40 cor th the enders -- contenders for person of the year. a list including president obama, mitt romney, hillary clinton, bill clinton, mohammed morsi and benjamin netanyahu. fluke's inclusion might come as a surprise as a news-maker. one might say she was dwarfed by the others. looking at the top 50 newspapers this year, senator fluke appeared in 1,059 articles. mitt romney in 71,000. president obama 59,000. bill clinton 11,000. the win her be announced december 14. >>> finally, china communist newspape daily" has been hoodwinked. they ran a 55-page photo spread in tribute to kim jung un and named "onion sexiest man alive." with his round face and boyish charm and the strong sturdy chin, this pyongyang bred heartthrob is every woman's dream come true. this is true. >>> you may soon feel effect not of the earthquake in your wallet from new environmental regulations that, now that president obama has won re-election. fox news net wok senior correspondent -- network senior washington correspondent peter ba

country now, when they look up and they are looking for somebody to aspire to, it's somebody like sandra fluke, i don't know how to distill this down, that doesn't resonate with me. i'm not going anywhere where these people always say i'm leaving the country and i'm doing this and i'm doing that it's the best country in the world. but, does it surprise me a little that that's what it has come to? do i think i will ever see it go back in my lifetime the other way? no, i don't. i think this is it. this is the new thing, i go by the majority. i'm a good citizen. i will pay any tax they ask me to because i'm not a cheater. but do i think it's the america that i saw from 18 to 58? no, i don't. is that the end of the world? no, it's not like i was in the shower this morning and found a lump in my armpit. that's always my fall back position. i have got a great life. but i'm just saying it is not the mercury have grown comfortable with. maybe i will get comfy with it in the future. >> bill: here is what i said up top. if barack obama fails to turn the economy around, with all of this social justice se

magazine has announced the people that have been nominated for person of the year and one was sandra fluke time to make her the person of the year. in the year of the dependent voter they might be right. what a terrible person to elevate. a woman who says i need the government, i need help. i can't afford my birth control. it should point out, though, the girl who was shot by the taliban, is also on that list. she is a true hero. she is a true woman standing up for women rights. i hope they choose wisely or go the path of "newsweek" and go bankrupt continuing on the path of nonsense. >> bob: old friend of ours on the show vince flynn who writes big best sellers, the latest book is out, called "the last man." i went to dinner with vince the other night. he gave me an inscription in his book. he said, "to my favorite comemy, love vince." i want to say to you, thank you for. that near and dear to my heart. you are -- i won't say what you are. i think senator fluke desevens that. >> dana: person of the year. all right. close us out. >> eric: update on the screen. have necessary is a riddle we

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whole sandra fluke controversy. it seems for many women it came down to birth control but not even birth control, that people ought to pay for your birth control. >> yeah. >> that to me is like -- i don't get how people think the government is going to take care of every aspect of their life because we are going to go broke. >> it's funny, the democrats will all the republicans, say that, you know, if you are not for -- if you are for -- if you are pro life, if you are for a baby, they don't think of it in terms of baby, they think of it in terms of women and republicans think about the other way, the baby not the woman. the two sides look at it very extreme and there is middle ground and i think we have it in the country. >> join the political world. you don't think it has impacted you in a negative way? >> no, it did not. it's a little scary. when i first saw it i was up at 3:00 in the morning after the election breastfeeding my baby and apologizing to him for his future. but i was just reading these tweeted and f

one of the viewers goes on the air and talks about sandra fluke, the law student who testified beforegress in the way that rush limbaugh talked about her. you have to understand that every woman in america who uses birth control when hears herself being called terrible names that rush limbaugh called that woman and when the republican party is afraid to stand up to him, remember, this is something that took place -- >> because some people interpret that is as being, they are one in the same. shares the same principles as the republican party and that's what brings us, in large part, maybe to this juncture? >> the republican party is afraid of talk radio. it's not the same. talk radio is -- mitt romney gottens and tens of millions of votes. >> yeah. >> there are probably a million people who listen to talk radio. one is much bigger than the other and yet it's afraid. >> david frum, thank you so much for hearing from you. people can read even more about your thoughts behind that premise. thanks so much. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> all right. they have risked their lives and sacri

for sandra fluke to have a primetime speaking role at democratic convention when unemployment is almostwould be absurd in the typical standards of politics but this was deemed brilliant. it worked. guess what we had? not just poor women saying i want free birth control, we had women who could afford birth control, suburban college educated women turn out and say i want free birth control. this dependency politics is now -- >> bob: how do you account for 20 years? >> andrea: the demographics and the republicans should have reached out to. >> bob: how do you cout for 20 years of the gender gap for single snell there has tsingle ? >> andrea: they didn't used to vote. now they are one issue voters. >> dana: women voters interestingly on aside from the take the single women out of it, on the married women and the few single women that did vote for him one thing they said they like about mitt romney the most is he was willing to work with the other side. it's baffling that president obama didn't have to work with the other side in the first two years. he is going to have to do it more now. sp

sandra fluke didn't work. big bird flounder. smearing romney failed. all they have left is fear.al to cut yourself off from the rest of the world. the folks only know hard line progressives so to them it's not an election. it's the war of the worlds. we're like aliens bent on eating their brains. light meal. which is why the obama campaign is courting the same votes over and over again. putting birth control before benghazi is trick-or-treating on skipped ror. continually hitting the same house after all the candy is gone. you preach to the choir without growing it. could there be a link? maybe obama should declare san francisco a disaster area, but i guess that is redundant. should we get red cross out there right now, eric? >> eric: while do that, i look over to bob. oh, such a good sport about some of this stuff sometimes. >> greg: i'm not talking about bob. bob knows as many conservatives as he knows liberals. >> eric: what is the difference between san francisco lib or new york lib or lib-lib? >> greg: all the same. >> andrea: bob has been so stressed because of the election

find a sandra fluke or go for gay marriage and put together these constituencies and roll that righto re-election. and they inspired a lot of people. it was a brilliant strategy. they don't move to compromise on their principles, do they, senator? >> no, they don't. and it was n. an historic takeover that occurred in 2010. it was made possible by the tea party movement. again, a movement that was just designed to make us focus more on what we really believe as republicans. i really don't know what john boehner meant about this tea party caucus. it may have been that all he meant was that the tea party cause is itself the republic cause. if that's all he meant, then i agree with him wholeheartedly. >> laura: on the obama thing, senator, to say that obama care, he said obama care is the law of the atlanta. well, that technically is true, of course. nemples, there are all sorts of things that you can do, control of one house of congress to hurt the implementation of a law that's still wildly unpopular. more importantly, republicans despise go out there and take the air out of the balloo

sandra fluke is one who wants an orgasm subsidized by taxpayer dollars. maybe if limbaugh had used the see word to describe her,. >> if you have a question, that would be better. [laughter] >> desirable countries -- that's very white of you [booing] [booing] >> did you have a question? we would like to talk to someone who has a question, please. >> yes, i have a question. there is actually a way in which this conversation today mirrors a conversation that men have about these issues were about the issues that face our country that constantly make me feel as if i am left out. because i'm single. all of this conversation is directed towards families and family values, and yet i believe the majority of women in the country today are actually single. many of them may be younger. some of you assume they will aspire after those kind of lives. but i don't see you very much talking about single women. this is something that i don't believe we should divide up into different pieces. but i don't often hear myself and other women like me reflected in these

he couldn't do it even in relation to someone like sandra fluke. >> i think that's true.blem almost every one of mitt romney's flaws come back to his disconnect with how real people live and what real people do. i don't think he understands what it's like to be caught up in something like that. i don't think he understands what it's like to be obviously to be a woman. it's interesting to me, ann romney is such a compelling figure in so many ways, but mitt romney doesn't seem to understand this is not like some social issue that women just care about. that this is an economic issue for women, that being insulted in a public sphere like that is something that happens to women daily and that we don't have the way to fight back that men do in that particular kind of situation. >> i totally agree and it disgusts me as the father of two daughters and i'm married to a woman, that that continues. quick, from all of you, prediction. who is going to win this election? krystal? >> i think president obama is going to win, and i don't think it's going to be a particularly late night.

they put sandra fluke, a woman who went toe-to-toe with rush limbaugh and many feel she came out aheade issue of reproductive rights. so the romney campaign has actually seen their gender gap -- there's always a gender gap for republicans. but romney has actually shrunk that gap where he could come out on top tonight because of his success communicating with women who care about the economy and deeply dissatisfied with the pace of recovery. >> donna, one of the things we saw, that women voters fell off of the president after the first debate. but slowly built back in the intervening debates. >> george, one thing to remember is, in the last six elections, democrats are 6-0. we've won the women vote in every election. that makes democrats competitive. the first act of president obama's tenure was to sign the lilly ledbetter act. equal pay for women. it's about economic fairness. it's economic justice. women are voting for their paycheck, for their families. that's why this is an important day for women. >> thank you. we'll be checking with you all night long. >> thank you very much. >> s