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sarah vowell.arah vowell, nice to see you ( cheers and applause ) let me be the first to say that th-- happy things. >> take that back, stewart. >> jon: what? take it back! why? >> thanksgiving is such an interior holiday, especially when there's a much better one the day after-- more stirring, more inspirational. it is called evacuation day. ( laughter ) >> jon: that's a little crass, don't you think? i mean, you're on npr. i know people eat turkey and rich foods, but i think what happens after that-- >> evacuation day commemorates the last british troops fleeing manhattan at the end of the revolutionary war in 1783. >> jon: see, i thought that was in-- in '97. >> no, we signed the treaty of paris in september of '83. >> jon: was that 18 or 17? >> you're familiar with july 4, 1776? >> jon: yes, i am ( laughter ) the declaration of independence! >> that's right, timmy. ( laughter ) but you know the war didn't all take place on that one day. it started before that, and we fought the redcoats for sev

sarah, can you do this yourself? >> are you kidding me?e was doing things to my eyes i've never been able to do myself. >> close your eyes for a second. see that purple -- >> tough to do on your own. >> so beautiful. you may open now so we can see your beautiful blue eyes. there they are. derrick, what can we take from this and do every day? not just us, but everybody going to work. >> for work, keep it natural. you're working under florescent lights, so use natural colors. then carry a few colors you know you're going to wear for the evening, if you're going somewhere in the evening, and you can add. a pressed powder to clean up under the eyes. a nice gloss to keep your lips moisturized and keep colors on there. you eat or drink, and everything is gone. and a good mascara to bring the lashes out. >> i love it. >> right in there. >> derrick says the brows frame the face. >> those are important. if you get someone who can strain you on -- train you on your eyebrows, that's key. >> this is derrick rutledge, you are now a media mogul. >> yes.

get video of sarah palin, or get a soundbite from her, bring that back to us. you can hold the ron paul stuff. >> jon: uhhh... uhhh. the thought of covering him amuses me. ( laughter ) yeah. i wish my-- ( applause ) so the media has basically declared all four of those other candidates dead, yet somehow the zombies continue to be allowed to the podium. you know why that freaks me out? these people don't even know they're dead ( laughter ) it's like the entire republican primary is some type of n. knight shamalan picture. you are getting better at condensing the story lines. bachmann and perry got to bathe in the spotlight of being the front-runner like two months each. even cain got a month before they declared him dead. so now, yesterday, newt gingrich is declared your front-runner, which means we'll soon be finding out new reasones yes he sucks. >> newt gingrich, he's being dogged by a report that he earned $1.6 million consulting for mortgage giant freddie mac. >> jon: whoa! give it to them straight, doc. how long's he got? >> he's dead on arrival. >> i don'

he was the jilted lover in "forgetting sarah marshall." they are the beloved band of g-rated misfits. tonight, what happens when jason segel really loves the muppets. >>> and awkward family pets. a pup in leg warmers. a poodle in brides. a pooch in foil. tonight, we examine off the wall pet owners and the animals who seem to love them. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 3rd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. he was paid $150,000 a month to keep michael jackson healthy. but conrad murray could soon spent 48 months earning prison wages. after the death of the pop star, six weeks of testimony, 12 men and women are deciding murray's fate tonight. as today's tense closing arguments indicated, the stakes feel much greater than the maximum of four years murray could spend locked away. abc's jim avila was there and has the latest tonight. jim? >> reporter: bill, there was no holding back from either side today in closing argument.

i strongly support martin's reappointment at sarah's reappointment. i am very grateful that the doctor has decided to apply and i strongly support his application, too. i can send of things about the brand to has been a tireless advocate for the low-income patients and has made significant contribution to the medical taskforce in the form of a proposal for a low-income cultivation garden that is included in the annual report. i am happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> my name is paul and i support in-house marquis. he is a good friend of mine. he is a hard worker. and i also support kenand bre-- ken and brent. >> the evening, board of supervisors. i want to state that i stand in support of sera, martin, dr., and can. i also wanted to support marquis ausby. for the past year-and-a-half, i have not seen him as a meeting. he has been diligent in supporting the task force. he has been taking on extended roles and volunteering. >> i have been a patient since 2000. i have been a caregiver for others since 1976. i have known lots of germany --

i am sarah caldwell. >> i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> great weather for shopping at. >> folks have been up earlier than we have to do the show and they are going home right now. the sun will come up. you can enjoy your coffee. it will be a great morning. look at some of the conditions outside. 50 degrees at the inner harbor. we were talking about saving money and spending money. looks like will top around 65 degrees on as black friday. shop until you drop. that's my motto. that is my wife's model. -- motto. >> that was your money. >> that is why i am picking up these chshifts. >> we will check the commute. so far so good on 795 and franklin boulevard. we don't anticipate any significant delays at the bay bridge. the only delays are at the malls. here is the beltway on the west side at old court road. greenspring avenue in shut down at hillside road. take greenspring brought to avoid it altogether. many people in the baltimore area have been shopping for hours. >> many stores opened at midnight. k

next we have martin all live and then sarah -- next we have martin olive and the sarah shrader. >> we have been established since 2004 and in the medical cannabis movement since 2002. i am a staunch advocate for medical cannabis. but i was involved in the 2005 medical care of this act and involved with the working group before we formed as a task force and we have served diligently. we attended all but one meeting and involved in three of the subcommittee's. i also asked the rotating chair at my last meeting and we received -- we submitted to the annual report. we look forward to any questions you may have. >> any questions? thank you for your time serving on the task force. >> thank you. >> hello, thank you for your consideration today for my reappointment to the medical cannabis task force. i am here representing americans for safe access which is the largest organization which is working towards advancing therapeutics research and loss. i have been dedicated to this since its inception and i worked there five years continuously. i also support the san francisco and sonoma chapters.

sarah palin on that.ion like this, it's not staff work. because staffing joe biden would be like staffing me and my language. it's difficult and long and painful process. i think if joe knew in retrospect, topic of conversation, he probably would have used different words. yes. that's the best i can do. all i got. >> brian: hold your fire for a second. >> kimberly: hold your fire. >> brian: i hold myself in contempt. i have no choice. the former vice president knows talent. >> obama and i were sitting at a desk at a high-rise in chicago. beginning to plan how we would try to get this economy out of a ditch. literally. the first guy i called was jon corzine. not a joke. not a joke. first, he is the smartest guy i know in terms of the economy, and on finance. i really mean this. >> my goodness. >> not a joke. >> remember when jon corzine were at goldman sachs and republicans had nice things to say about him. i suspect that joe said this before corzine's company went under water. if you have been around as l

over to you, mindy and jennifer. >> thank you, sarah. our big story -- he was gunned down by fellow officers outside a downtown club. >> today an independent review board releases its findings into the death of officer william torbit. 11 news reporter kim dacey live outside the select lounge where the incident took place. good morning, kim. >> good morning, mindy and jen. the shooting happened here in january, and in february, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake commissioned the independent panel to look at the incident. officer william torbit and 22-year-old sean gamble lost their lives and three other civilians and another officer were injured in a brawl that got out of hand. the independent review board consists of four national law enforcement experts. they've been working since april, charged to review the incident and recommend changes and policies and procedures to prevent a similar occurrence in the future. the state's attorney office says torbit was shot 20 times by fellow police officers who didn't recognize him in plainclothes or s

he's got a great personality. >> so does sarah palin. >> so does sarah palin, granted.yeah, he's getting a pass. and the questions aren't being asked. and maybe it is because 9-9-9 as simplistic as it is was a great slogan, it was a great bumper sticker for people hungry for some economic solution. and people haven't been focused on -- >> i think andrea's rightç the. i think the focus has been on the economy. there has not been the national discussion on international affairs, foreign affairs that would cause people to focus their view on actually what he's saying and does he really understand the intricacies here? that's a big part of it. >> isn't part of it sort of in the back of everyone's mind, we think this guy's going to go away at some point, these poll numbers are soft and he will no longer be the front-runner in iowa. >> i wouldn't count on that at this point. >> listen -- >> at this point -- at this point maybe not. but for the past couple of weeks, we've been looking at this rise and been like, well, there's really not much there. everyone else has fallen ba

. >> good afternoon, sarah, department statute. it's a building permit for a three-story horizontal edition and a two-story horizontal permitted property. the plans were approved by the public after the notice expired. the project was then put on hold by the sponsor. in 2010 the sponsor reinitiated the project and made operations that required a second session three notice. a question of d.r. was submitted by a group of neighbors. the three-story horizontal edition, a two-story horizontal edition, both stories have a five-foot setback. they want a small horizontal -- and add a horizontal addition to the east of the three-story edition. the revisions that the sponsor is suggesting have not been submitted to the department as a formal revision. the department supports the project as proposed with a three-story edition, the two-story permits b -- obstruction and the five-foot setback. with regard to the proposed revision, the department supports the reduction of the permits obstruction to one story but is not generally in support of t

she and her husband had daughter together and her name is sarah and i refer to sarah and the daughter of privic who appeared in the previous section and her name is stalin may --salome. two girls almost the same page and a mom and privic who we already met. something very interesting that happens is while privic the survivor is trying to gather documents be britain attracted to the courts to see the truth about the case. will try to feed the proper information to the journalists here and there, in the midst of all this and god knows recovering from the trauma he has experienced his 10-year-old daughter is having fainting spells. nobody seems to at least for the first few weeks be able to diagnose why she is having these. so he takes her to the doctor and open up in the doctor's waiting room. amid the glare of the fluorescent lights in the exam room privic waited. sometimes kissing, sometimes stroking the hand of his daughter salome. she looked even more frail and the hospital gown. he felt restless on behalf of his 12-year-old dancer who had been told to remain still until the doctor

tonight -- sarah michelle gellar. miss piggy. and music from the belle brigade.th cleto and the cletones. and now, look out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. that's nice. thank you, cleto. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching, thank you for coming to visit. i hope you had a good weekend. i had a good weekend, i was in tennessee this weekend. the trip got off to a rough start. our red-eye to atlanta, we boarded the flight and it sat on the ground in l.a. for three hours and they took us all off the plane and put us on to another plane. meanwhile i'm carrying a big pillow with me. i hate travel-size kleenex pillows they have on the plane. so i took a full-size pillow off my bed and brought it on the plane so i could sleep. it's embarrassing, i'm not sure why it's embarrassing but it's very embarrassing. but it's worth it as long as tmz doesn't show up to photograph it. so we finally -- got on the plane at 3:30, in the morning, get to atlanta, get on this little flight to tennessee and the flight att

cupp discuss edmund burk to sarah palin. condoleezza rice recounts her years as national security adviser and secretary of state. and from back to work, former president bill clinton's thoughts on the current state of the american economy and his plan for recovery. look for the complete booktv schedule at booktv.org and sign up for booktv alert weekend schedules in your inbox. >> and now from the 11th annual national book festival on the national mall here in washington, biographer justin martin presents his book, "genius of place: the life of there'd rick law olmsted. ". >> we'll start now. my name is kevin merida, i'm the national editor of ""the washington post,"" and we have been proud charter sponsors of this festival since the beginning 11 years ago. i'd like to say on behalf of the library of congress, welcome to the festival, and we hope that everyone's having a wonderful day celebrating the joy of reading here on the national mall. before we begin i want to say that the

i don't see a decline from edmund burke to sarah palin. i see her in many ways as the fulfillment of the conservative tradition. >> host: one of the many liberal complaints about sarah palin and the same complaints were made against bush and reagan, was that she is, not smart enough and i know you go to great lengths to talk about this idea. you talk about the notion that conservatives say that nothing could be further from the truth. first, why do you think that myth has been propagated especially by conservatives and what do you mean by couldn't be further from the truth? >> guest: let's start with the left. certain people on the left have had a traditional view of conservatives and the right which is as i say as a defense of power and privilege and i subscribe to that view but i think the left has historically gotten one aspect of that wrong which is they think enterprise of defending power and privilege is a self-executing enterprise. and otherwise if you have privilege and power you just defended and what i argue is what is so fundame

first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning appeared a nice start. the major roads continue to move well -- good morning. looking pretty good on the major roads. moving well on southbound 95 in howard county -- 37 miles per hour on southbound 95. 52 on the west side. 795 checking out ok. so far so good on the 83's this morning. we will check some cameras. this is 97 at new court road -- new cut road. so far running without delay on dulaney. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> police in philadelphia pushed protesters from a park in city hall. they started standing around city hall. so far the movement has been peaceful. several protesters in los angeles found themselves in handcuffs as police began arresting people. it has been two days since a deadline for protesters to move out. a man is accused of multiple burglaries in howard county. police believe craig webster is responsible. he tried to use a credit card stolen from an academy. he may be responsible for robberies in other churches in the area. >> out rage over a confrontation between a s

so i took off. >> the woman derek saw it happen too is sarah.ions of the events of that night differ. >> one day i just walked into travis's room and they just started wrestling with me and throwing me on the ground and just saying, you know, we're going kidnap you and blah, blah. i'm like okay, guys, really, i'm not in the mood today. this isn't funny. i don't want to do it. they kept doing it more. and i'm like okay, just stop. >> the reaction we got out of sarah would have been awesome to get on tape because that was better than any acting, that was oscar winning material right there. >> i was not scared. >> she absolutely flipped out. she -- we stopped, she was so scared we stopped. we did it for three minutes and stopped. we were afraid she was going to have a heart attack, go into convulsions or seizures. she absolutely flipped so we stopped. >> it was muddy when they did it to me. so they didn't stick me in the hole. i remember saying and i feel horrible for even saying this, i remember they got the handcuffs out or the rope out and i was

- yeah, sarah?will and molly with a bear when they just left to go find it? - we made it on the computer. - looks pretty good, huh? - but it's dishonest. - look, sarah, nobody's going to read this web site if it's dull. - look at the hits! we've more than doubled our readers since the changes. - but you're...lying. - sarah, you don't understand the news business. it's not about telling the truth. - it's about getting a big audience. - now, if you'll excuse us, we have a lotta work to do. - kinda steep through here. - no one said reporting the news would be easy! - this is where they said. but there are no tracks. - hey-- - molly! - will! - hold on... - ugh! - molly, don't move! [blows] - we're ok, will. ow! - can you bend it? - a little. - well, it doesn't feel broken. but we better get you to a doctor to make sure. - molly! - what happened? - just a sprain...i hope. - did you find the bear? - no. we didn't see anything. - maybe it was just a big raccoon we saw. - yeah, a squirrel or whatever. come

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sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. start in essex, an accident being cleared. 59 moving well heading southbound toward the fort mechanic. fort avenue closed because of a gas main repair. 53 in the outer loop just past 795. moving well down the west side. southbound 83, 61 miles per hour at padonia road. this is the harrisburg expressway. as shawan road, where delay-free from the maryland line all the way to the beltway. enjoy this quiet right on the harrisburg. this is 50 at sandy point. the bay bridge checking out just fine. all the area bridges in fine shape this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning to you. >> we are looking at a smooth canoed on the rails with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the 33 bus diverting at roland. a diversion that eutaw street and baltimore. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we're

right now they are in need. >> good morning, sarah. yes, as we think about the holidays, we really focus on food. we also need to think about the people who are in need for food, people who really rely on the maryland food bank. we're here live this morning. i'm with kate sam. you guys have such a great need this time of year. >> absolutely. food is a basic need. we have a need year round, but at the holidays, people, you know, they're looking for that emotional need as well. food really fills that gap. >> so you guys have always taken donations here at the maryland food bank. there's an even easier way to do it, one that i didn't even know about t. it's called the virtual food drive. >> you just go online to our website. it's mdfoodbank.org. there's a but ton that says donate food online. you can just buy wholesale the types of foods that we need most. >> so you're talking entire cases of food, but really great prices. your money is really going far to help out. we have 24 cans of mixed vegetables here, and that goes for $12 online. a

she is wrong but the point we're trying to make here, conservative, like sarah palin would say no.ar right if you have to move it to the center in the general. isn't that the plan? start right and move to central. >> dana: that happens in any primary. think about hillary clinton and barack obama battling it out for the democratic primary. they were far left. i don't think you have to have work on a campaign know about politics. >> bob: i read her books. >> brian: wouldn't you get -- you might lose conservatives but you pick up independents if you are a moderate. >> eric: listen to sarah palin. let's do this. i have to do this. i am sadbeed, i wish she was in the race -- i am saddened. i wish she was in the race. she would be the one. >> brian: somehow would be your one? >> eric: absolutely. has been for four years. listen to her on greta van susteren last night. >> romney needs to reach out to fiscal and social conservative, the tea party independents and really show his authenticity and explain what are perceived and real flip-flops over issues that he has been called out on. expl

great to see you. >> thanks, al. >>> up next, olympic gold medalist sarah hughes taking a spin on thenbc. >>> this morning on "today at the rink" it's been nearly a decade since we saw her bring home olympic gold in salt lake city, but now sarah hughes is one of the headliners at the skating series which kicks off this sunday. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we were just being girls and talking about you met justin bieber. >> and i got a picture with him too. >> outstanding. >> well, i'm half canadian so there's a lot of canadian pride there. >> absolutely. how does it feel to be back on the rink? i know that you have a history, if you will, with the rink here at rock center. >> yeah, i've been skating here since i was probably about 6 years old opening the rink. >> there's even a picture of you. >> do you guys have it? >> yeah, i think we have a picture of you as a little tyke at the opening of the rink itself. i know you went away to college and have been studying and a lot of things going on in your life right now. >> well, i've been skating which has been keeping me v

here are the temperature that sarah was talking about.it is 41 at reagan national but we are in the 30s elsewhere. dulles is at 39. bwi marshall is at 19. forecast for today, breezy, cool, wind will blow up to around 20 miles per hour. maybe gust up to 30. that is what is happening with the weather. come up in about 15 minutes, today's edition of ask the weather guys. it is a fun question about pigeons. >> with really? >> yes. >> and you'll make it fun. >> we'll make it fun. >> i bet i ask the question, you will both say i kind of wondered that myself. >> i bet so. >> we'll look forward to that coming up in a few minutes. >> let's check in with julie wright and get a look at traffic. >> i love both of your expresses. you are avery intently looking into tony as like okay. and sarah is going i don't think so. >> we'll make it work. >> they always do. it's always very interesting and i guess i neve thought about that. >> all right. pigeons it is. you will find it is nice and easy coming in on 66 leaving fair oaks headed towards the beltway.

first we say good morning to sarah. >> 1 accident eastbound 32. watch for possible delays. tapping the brakes eastbound on pulaski highway. we have a disabled vehicle. nothing major on the north side. him well at providence, 61. -- moving well at providence. 50 miles per hour on the west side. this is 95. so far so good in this area. the disabled vehicle is on pulaski. and southbound traffic to and from 50. bay bridge traffic equally smooth. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> president obama is on his way to bali. the president attended a wreath laying ceremony and spoke to troops. he announced plans to beef up the military presence in the region in australia for military exercises and training. that number is expected to climb to 2500 in the coming years. a national day of action. more than a dozen subway hubs. protesters in dallas got the bott. protesters were evicted -- protesters in dallas got the boot. you can see pictures at wbaltv.com. click on u local. >> baltimore county police on the lookout for a group of men accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl.

some of the artists will work on consignment. >>> let's look at sarah's.his is some of the high end stuff for sure. look at the uniqueness. if you can look at this necklace, okay. and you made the beads. you didn't find these beads and put them together artistic. she made the beads. you work in clay. >> get away from plastic. i do work in plastic. but it's a polymer clay and it's done in the a technique which means thousands flowers which is traditionally a glass technique. >> italian. >> yes. so you are familiar with the glass paper weights with the little flowers that come out and they are built -- the images are in canes. it's called cane. >> because my mother used to make candy cane cookies and twist the dough and then -- okay. >> sort of because what you do is you build the image this way by laying the colors and the clays this way and then you cut the cross section so everything you are seeing is a cross section. >> i'm looking ice cross section. >> that a constructed image using white clay and black clay i build the images when you cut, boom, there

you have compared him with sarah palin and i read your wonderful column today.ng that sarah palin by comparison is einsteinian. >> yeah, this guy didn't realize that china had nuclear capabilities. they have had them for a very long time. at least sarah palin could use the excuse of russia being next door to alaska and if putin wanted to rear his -- i watched the tape, where does he go? right here in alaska across the border. the selection of sarah palin and how woefully unprepared she was to be the 2008 nominee for the gop paved the way for herman cain to be even less prepared and a front-runner for the gop nomination as we speak. >> wonderful. >> i think jonathan is absolutely right about that. out of sarah palin, the gop embraced this whole anti-intellectual we don't need someone who is an ivy league grad. we need common sense. >> you don't need to be educated. >> that was the thinking. common sense principals and people that agree with us to get in there and fix things. he is a charming person. >> what are do you think about the blame game over the last 24 h

she and her husband had a daughter together, and her name is sarah.and i refer to sarah and the daughter of parviz who, you know, who appeared in the previous section, and her name is salomeh. so you hear about to turn, two girls were almost the same age, a mom, and parviz whom you have already met. now, something very interesting that happens is that while parviz survivor is trying to gather documents, try to get the court to see the truth about the case, try to see the -- be the proper information to all the drills here and there, in the midst of all this, and god knows recovering from the trauma he had experienced, his 10 year old daughter is having fainting spells. and teachers, nobody seems to, at least for the first few weeks, be able to diagnose why she's having these. so, so, he takes her to the doctor, and we open up in a doctor's waiting room. under the glare of the fluorescent lights in the exam room, parviz waited, sometimes kissing, sometimes stroking, the hand of his daughter, transfixed. she looked even more frail in the hospital down.

politics reports today that romney is among those who have most vigorously sought the endorsement of sarah palin, according to her aides, but palin is just not that into romney. advisers suggest that newt gingrich appears to be best-positioned to secure her support. they speak very favorably of newt and what they see as his credentials, as compared to perry and romney. one member of palin's inner circle said of the former alaska governor and her husband, todd, who has long served as her unofficial chief adviser. joining me now are christina bellantoni, the associate editor for "roll call," and melissa harris perry, msnbc contributor and professor of political science at tulane university. melissa, this secret meeting, which is no longer secret, and was really kind of obvious, that christian conservatives really want to find an anybody but romney candidate, aren't they just kind of getting in a room and doing together in a relatively small group what all the rest of the larger republican electorate has been trying to do? >> well, yeah. that's certainly what it feels like, watching this gop

that is good news for sarah. that means good shopping weather. >> a nice start aside from the fact that the roads are wet. have an accident. landfill street, we have some of fire activity in the city -- lanvale street. watch for a closure to impact your right westbound on 140. everything moving well on the west side. a problem free ride on the harrisburg expressway traveling down from the maryland line. 95 of the fort mchenry is picking up southbound into the tunnel. a smooth ride at the harbor tunnel. so far so good at the beltway at 140. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the violent clashes between police and protesters in egypt continue for a fourth day. protesters hurled stones at security forces who fired back with tear gas. civilian cabinet offered to resign. protesters want to force out the general after hosni mubarak was ousted from power. to thousand students gathered to protest the use of pepper spray on students by university police last friday. the chancellor said it is her responsibility to

>>guest: well, i loved sarah palin.remendous high regard for her and i think she held her own very well as the vice presidential candidate and i honor whatever her decision is if she would like to get in or not i have the highest regards for her, her talents and her ability and she has been undersold but i'm also a presidential candidate, as well, and i think what i bring to this race being consistent constitutional conservative i have strong economic cre citizen shalls, both as a federal tax attorney and also very successful we business creator, but who sits on the financial services committee and i also understand foreign affairs. i'm the only candidate that has been involved i classified brief ensure for the last five years, now most particular on the intelligence committee dealing with the national security and classified secrets of the nation. this is an area where our next president as commander in chief will be tested almost immediately and that president needs to understand the very delicate relationship we have

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. >> sarah palin recently announced she would not seek the republican nomination for president. on the first page of the first chapter perhaps turning the order of your seven title you start with sarah palin saying john mccain's choice as his running mate was most and conservative decision. considered imprudent and clearly they lost 2008, but your indictment against her seems to contradict or glide past the clear reality that she is incredibly popular among right wing conservatives. so was the decision ill considered or was he tapping into something that was yet to be exposed? >> guest: i think i was trying to ventriloquizes a certain more a establishment conservative point* of view that you saw around 2008. there was quite a few people at that time who were extraordinarily nervous about sarah palin in the republican party and i was trying to put what they were saying is she was extraordinarily popular with the herb asean populated this eruption of grass roots activity on the right and that is the wrong word because this is a long standing 40 or 50 years and she was a harbinger