a 3 nations they started there. >> 52, 53. >> sean: what is it. >> 193. >> sean: 193 now?alk about volume vulcanization. talk about how all these countries broke up in divide. moral vulcanization and economic vulcanization of america is that a good analysis? >> that is excellent analysis. let me say also, i predict and this is where you get into touchy. you have got the chapter on when white america. >> sean: saving that for the next segment. >> i mean, the vulcanization that's true and as we talked today, i have a chapter in there of 18,000 wortdz, it's called et nic nationalism and now it's tribal. predicted at the end of the cold war that the real conflicts coming up would be between peoples and tribes and races and cultures rather than ideologies like communism and capitalism. i think they are right. all over the world we see countries breaking down, breaking apart. sue began just broke in half. ethiopia broke in half. see all the troubles in kenya. you see iraq. sunni vs. she a kurd vs. arab. muslim vs. christian. the anti-christian pandemic. in the middle east and ev

>> great, sean. >> sean: fireally wanted to be a smartalec.ld say, your unemployment rate is 6.9%. but you told me that. 6.9%. the coincidentry's 9.1%. how many months of consecutive job growth? >> 12 months in a row of private-sector job growth, decreasing govern of the jobs. every month i have been governor, it our state has been below the southern and national averages. we have $10 billion in private capital investment, three years in a row, louisiana has been named the best state in the south, and we are the most improved state in the country. we are showing in louisiana, that fiscally conservative principles work. we have cut government spending 26%, $9 billion. we have fewer state government employees than we have had in 20 years, the best credit rating in 25 years. we understand, you cut taxes, cut government spending, that's how you grow private-sector jobs. >> you are doing all of this -- north dakota has a lower unemployment rate of 3.5%, but they had a massive oil discovery that they are moving forward with. now, if they awlow oil d

good to see you. >> good to see you, sean, thank you. >> sean: before we get to that let's start with the death of qaddafi today. and, you know, i was very skeptical with the arab spring. everybody said democracy. it looks like the muslim brotherhood, the things you were warning about, i was warning about and some others that it could be far worse in the end. are you concerned the same thing can happen here with the death of qaddafi? >> certainly we need to be cognizant of the evolving situation and who will replace qaddafi. what government will replace that regime. we are very glad that this tyrant is finally gone but, yeah, we -- will the islamist take over and tribal warfare create more chaos and oppression than was even under qaddafi? so we have to be aware of the situation as it evolves. hey, let me ask something though to this qaddafi regime change now, discussion. and that is it strikes me as quite ironic, sean, that those on the left had been so dismight have been of ronald reagan's 1986 air strikes against qaddafi and calling it a criminal act and these are the same people no

>> sean: i'm still here.uldn't serve liquor in the green room, i can tell you that right now. >> i knew that he was the governor a long time ago. >> you guys are doing great. >> somebody knows theirive ics. >> sean: you said before we came on the air this was not one of our topics. i asked what you guys want to talk about. you said you don't think the economy is affected by government. >> years and years ago i interviewed jimmy carter and we talked about why he lost. he said that certainly the helicopter crashes and all, so the economy -- i asked him how much the president and the congress affect the economy, and he says he doesn't think more than 10%. he goes businessmen have to make it happen. >> that may have been the problem with the carter presidency. >> i cannot believe that stuff happened under george bush, whether you want to blame it on him or not, doesn't make michigan difference, but the economy is run by businessmen. we were upset by what happened. regulations came in because of what happened with

>> sean: you don't answer my question. i said if you create goods and services and people buy them and choose to. >> wealth wasn't created that way. the slicing the derivatives. >> steve jobs created jobs, these people that dire derivatives on wall street haven't done it. >> sean: your take on this? >> i would say this. the tea party has given us occupied movements. what is going on the leftists believed they had jeremiah wright and bill ayers in the oval office, ended up with bad jimmy carter. they are making sure that obama goes to the left so he gets re-elected. imagine a world in which ayers and wright sit in the office that is what they thought they voted for. it turned out rendition, gitmo continue and bush tax cuts continue which most normal people support. but the reaction of the tea party on the left, you see functioning americans who clean up after themselves. when you go to occupied rally, you find filthy people that can't find work. america is becoming like an hour glass with the top and the bottom and the midd

it's very fluid,, sean.election cycles and you see the dynamic where you've got a frontrunner, and then the frontrunner subsides and somebody elsehi replaces him.gl not a single republican voter has voted in any primary yet. there's a lot of shaking out ton do. herman cain, welcome to frontrunner status. fox news had a poll this thi afternoon that showed him number one beating romney nationwide. look at the state by state pollh including ohio where you're sitting. herman cain is now leading the pack. this is trial t by fire. they've got to be able to take the incoming from members of their own party because they're never going to be able to take t it from obama and axelrod. >> i don't think herman cainev wants to be president. i think taken with his campaigna manager, they're trying to makeo money while running for president. this is basically a book tour. i don't think he really wants to be president. >> chris, chris, chris. every presidential candidate has put out a book about their a positions. herman's n

we have to go. >> sean: we have to go. >> sean, isn't that silly?, it's divisive -- >> sean: not true. >> it's wrong. we need an attempt to reach common ground on jobs, not to engage in horrific references to play to people's worst impulses and to aphel fear. it's wrong. it's horrific. >> it's insensitive, it's desperate. if you compare, remember 100,000 cops on the street in the clinton years. we tried to push that -- it was an idea that was easy to understand. but there was never -- >> you push ti.d we pushed t. we were on the other end on the house side. but people came together and they understood, there was never this heated insensitive rhetoric, each that debate. it's insane. >> who scripts him? >> sean: he scripts himself, that's his biggest problem. >> he says one thing one minute. if people loant don't like it, he says something entirely different and we are supposed to accept it. he just re-does everything he says. and how can you believe that sort of person? >> sean: well, there is a certain -- >> we need to believe or public officials. >

was. >> sean: no, it was about you. >> well, i love julia.ot of fun. i didn't agree with a single thing she believes in. she is very green. she doesn't use paper for anything. but i was thrilled. >> it's a tribute to you. we will get to that in a minute. you wrote a great piece in the wall street journal. i spent an hour on the radio with a monologue, about the radical wall street protesters and how dumb it is -- >> my basic point, shaun, -- sean, was the protesters share disdain for corporations. but their solutions involve radical dree redistribution of income, government regulation, view that are at variance with the democratic party, at least the people like us belong to and believe in. >> sean: i said something nice. -- >> thank you! [laughter] >> sean: that didn't come out the way i meant tdoug. but what i said was, you know, the difference between scput other democrats, you have been right, they are wrong. >> i'd like to say on health care, which killed the democrats, we were right. but i think have you to tell the truth in america. i

[laughter] >> no, sean. >> i'm trying. job, herman. >> i know it's your job but you aren't going to get me in trouble again. so i'm going it leave it right there. let's just say the short list is getting shorter, but i've got to tell you that's very good folk that i would be proud to work with. >> herman cain, it's always good to see you. thank for being with us. we are in columbus, ohio where the debate over collective bargaining rights in the buckeye state rages on. governor john kasich is here with me to explain why ohio might depend on keeping this important legislation. that and more coming up next. ♪ [ dr. ling ] i need to get the results from the m.r.i. see if the blood work is ready. review ms. cooper's history. and i want to see katie before e goes home. [ male announcer ] with integrated healthcare solutions from dell, every patient file is where dr. ling needs it. now she can spend more time with patients and less time onaperwork. ♪ dell. the power to do more. i got it, i'm sorry. these people, huh? you know i'v

his name is sean o'kelly. as of early this morning he's looking down on fellow occupy san jose protesters from a 60 foot high perch. >> we are standing on top of a mountain now if that snowball stars to roll it going to become an avalanche. >> reporter: she tell us sean has everything he needs and is staying put. police are okay with that, so far. >> we are not going to confront him and precipitate him jumping or falling to evade officers. we want to make sure safe. hopefully he will come down at that point we'll contact him. >> reporter: most don't want to take sides they do want to take in the spectacle. >> this is definitely showing how much people are willing to go to get their k)a voices out there. >> reporter: back out here live at san jose city hall. again, sean staying above the occupy san jose group. the group has more plans. what they are doing is calling homeowners in the process of being evicted and asking them if they can occupy their frontyards. they claim the banks can't prove ownership either i

his name is sean o'kelly. as of early this morning he's looking down on fellow occupy san jose protesters from a 60 foot high perch. >> we are standing on top of a mountain now if that snowball stars to roll it going to become an avalanche. >> reporter: she tell us sean has everything he needs and is staying put. police are okay with that, so far. >> we are not going to confront him and precipitate him jumping or falling to evade officers. we want to make sure safe. hopefully he will come down at that point we'll contact him. >> reporter: most don't want to take sides they do want to take in the spectacle. >> this is definitely showing how much people are willing to go to get their k)a voices out there. >> reporter: back out here live at san jose city hall. again, sean staying above the occupy san jose group. the group has more plans. what they are doing is calling homeowners in the process of being evicted and asking them if they can occupy their frontyards. they claim the banks can't prove ownership either i

sean hannity?t sync up with my schedule. >> reporter: have you ever seen sean hannity? >> umm... >> reporter: what do you think of him? >> he's okay. i mean -- i didn't have no comment. >> reporter: what do you think of that show? >> i believe he's incredibly didactic and demogogic. >> reporter: you would say he has extreme views? >> of a particular kind, but i have listened to sean hannity on the radio on -- you have listened to sean hannity? >> i used to listen to him -- >> didactic. the one lady -- i was interviewing her at that moment on my radio show. >> on the radio show. >> she started by saying she hates me, by the time we were finished -- my grandpatients came here from ireland, they were broke. my father grew up poor in the depression. i started out with newspaper, scrubbing pots pots and pans. she was like, wow. >> you wanted an opportunity to work and make something of yourself and provide for your family. what are these people doing -- bads that nice lady. >> that one guy, you used to

>> well, sean, i'm a sinic. i wonder if in the back of his mind obama might step aside and he might be programming for a presidential run himself in a primary against hillary clinton. >> what do you think about the whole democratic party? it's an interesting theory. president and nancy pelosi, they are wrapping their arms around the lunatics at wall street. we sent our cameras down there again today. is there any benefit or upside or is this the type of thing that comes back to bite them later because they have misinterpreted this as the morale equivalent as the tea party movement? >> well, they are wrapping their arms around it, but around the tail, not the body of this movement. they are desperately trying to catch up with it. this is like an obama campaign without obama. and obama has aligned himself with goldman sachs and sold himself out to those $3,500.00 a plate dinner companion of his. and there's a real feeling he's abandoned liberalism. i know on the right that's hard for us to stomach, but it's true.

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♪ nationwide is on your side >> my special guest, sean penn.'s talk about the american election coming up next year. of all the republican candidates, clearly, i expect you won't vote for any of them, but if you had to, who is the one that you would prefer to see as the republican nominee? >> of the republican candidates, i would say barack obama. no, i -- look -- i -- >> who is the least threatening to your ideology? >> that would not necessarily be the way that i would pick it. look, i think that, again, you have to look at at a leader as hand in hand with where the people, the citizens of the country of which that leader leads. you know, i think we are so tied to our institutions, most of which most people don't understand how they work in the first place, that we're afraid to lose them. we saw when the arab spring happened in egypt, we saw a pause from the president and from the united states, and the concern at every dinner table in this city, also, was oh, we have to be very careful. remember, saudi arabia, and then final somebody said, s

. >> thank you, sean. good to be with you. >> when you laid out your plan, here we've got at the end of the last budget deal it's going to be $16.7 billion in debt. we are robbing from our kids and grandkids. you have said from the very beginning, you actually had a bill poured back years ago about the government and it said let's put big government on a diet or something to that effect. >> right. uncle sam, put big government on a diet. >> that was in '76. things have not only not changed, they have gotten worse. you have a plan i support. you want to cut $1 trillion. how fast can you do it and where would that money come from? >> it all depends on the people understanding and the congress willing to go with this. but you could do it at one time. people say it's impossible to do this. but we had a pretty good history of slashing spending after world war ii. we brought $10 million home and cut taxes and the economy was revived. you don't are have to wait. my program is designed to do it, like said in the c

all he defense get out of the way, sean. >> no, no.e gave the order to do tbut it wouldn't have happened if his policies against gitmo, so i give as much credit to george w. bush. >> absolutely. >> all he has done consistently is castigate the previous administration for everything. he has had to adopt a number of things. gitmo's still open, last time i checked. he has given up on the idea of trying them in new york city. what we have seen, he is giving up the idea of winning in afghanistan. tomorrow, it's 10 years since we have been at war in afghanistan. the war in afghanistan is being won. he is going to deny us that victory if he persists in his pullout policy. >> you told me that you viewed yourself as an entertainer. you don't feel that way anymore. 9/11 changed you. the state of the economy changed you. remember the conversation we had. >> 9/11 changed me somewhat. but is attack watch -- do you think they are... barack obama is a bigger disaster to this country than 9/11. and you talk about changing. if you took the phrase fair

and sean payton, as we mentioned before, hurt, will have surgery tomorrow. is in the hospital tonight. and he gets to coach next week i imagine from upstairs. >> you would think, and for sean payton, it's tough. monday, tuesday, those are the game plan days, but who knows. >> the nfc south, looks like new orleans is in great shape and atlanta is struggling. and who knows about tampa bay. atlanta gets back in it today winning in -- they are 3-3. >> you are telling me that it's going to be close, down on to the wire. >> i'm telling that nobody knows anything. >> you got it. >> chicago wins it by a score of 39-10. soldier field, they go to 3-3 and the vikings go to 1-5. saints/colts on sunday night football a week from tonight. from new orleans. until then, al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, the crew saying good night from chicago. [ male announcer ] at the safeway pharmacy you can get a flu shot with no hassle at all. i don't even need an appointment. [ male announcer ] it's about as easy as flu shots get. get your groceries and a flu shot, all in

and everybody talks about this city. >> my special guest, sean penn. me ask you, the reputation you have, is that you must just spend all your time furious. >> i wonder if that's so. >> you could be a more media friendly. you could be less abrasive. less in people's faces. there's another way of doing this. you could be mr. beloved hollywood star helping the world. i get the feeling you don't give a crap about all that. >> when i was very young, i was doing my first movie who i had done a play on broadway with, come to visit me. he was bunking up in my small hotel room in valley forge, pennsylvania. and we'd be getting up very early every morning and every morning the girl at the desk would look over to us and say, why don't you ever smile? and he finally gave me the great line which i stole many times after that, he just mumbled and he sort of said, he kept walking and said -- it's tough knowing this much. but i think in my case, because i do recognize what you're asking me. and i think that it's tough only being able to recognize a standard that i ca

but the problem for him, sean, and the big challenge is that it is only one sliver. american public right now is look for a much larger, much more comprehensive approach to how we are going to revitalize our economy. the big problem for perry, someone like governor romney, who i am an advocate for, he put together a 50-plus point plan from everything to tax framework and energy and other big issues and that's where he's having a hard time drawing a favorable contrast. i think that's why he's been struggling in the polls. >> i also think he did not have a good answer on in state tuition breaks for illegal immigrants and i think that's hurt him the most more than anything. i'm not sure if he will change his answer or what will happen next. >> in the debate the other night he alleged he's only been running for about seven weeks and governor romney has been running for a much larger period of type. but that's also a beg contrast they think is unfavorable for governor perry because governor romney has laid out a investigation for what he wants to do on day one in contrast

. >> oh, sean. i don't know what to say. >> welcome back. the herman cain phenomenon is interesting to me, because we have had a lot of surges. big question here -- can he sustain it? you have been dialing herman cain. let's show him talk about this 9-9-9 plan. >> this economy is on life support. that's why my 9-9-9 plan is a bold solution. it starts with throw out the current tax code and pass the 9% business flat tax, 9% personal income tax and the 9% national sales tax. this is the most important part t. eliminates or replaces corporate income tax, personal income tax, capital gains tax, as well as the estate tax. then it treats all businesses the same. >> now, he's doing well from the beginning, but as soon as he said throw out the current code and as soon as he explained more, the numbers kept rising. >> there are three rules in political communication for 2012. number 1, but diclarrative. number 2, be visionary, don't accept the way things are. they are not looking for incremental change, they want radical change. do something that aff

activistas de esa corriente ahora se enfrascan en una lucha por conseguir que miles de estudiantes no sean deportados apoyados en el anuncio de la casa blanca de revisar casi 300-mil procesos... alfredo miranda nos trae este informe.... estos jovenes llegaron ilegalemente a este pais cuando eran ninhos y hoy se encuentran en un limbo migratorio, muchos como ellos podrian ser deportados. que podemos hacer ahorita para asegurarnos de que los estudiantes indocumentados no sean deportados. no sigan siendo deportados en estas redadas de deportación en toda la nacion. a casi un anho de haberse truncado la posibilidad de aprobar el dreram act en el congreso, lo que les habria permitido la legalizacion, se reunieron con la directora de asuntos intergubernamentales de la casa blanca . creo que se esta sintiendo la presión y por eso nos han dado una reunión, yo creo que para la gente que esta en casa tenemos que pensar que si tu ahorita estas en deportación tienes que ponerte las pilas, salir ponerte activo porque la casa blanca va a reaccionar. en la reunion se hablo del procedimiento que iria a im

aunque no sean documentado pearson el futuro del país, quieren seguir su educación que pueden haceryan a ir a hablar con los representantes y pedir que pasen el greene más. >>> vamos a ir a mensajes, vamo a seguir hablando con las invitadas de hoy sobre el acces dde los latinos a la educación superior, interesante tema. no cambie la sintonía "agenda washington". >>mario sol: muy bien señoras y señores, vamos a continuar con "agenda washington" estamos conversandconversando con devor santiago vicepresidenta de investigación y política de educación de la organización excelencia en la educación y también estamos con maría elena viva, directora ejecutiva del programa nacional de pasantía del programa de nefersds vamos hablar de acceso los latinos a la educación superior. vamos a enfocar un plan poz po positivo, que tienen que hacer los padres de la familia par pa que los hijos vayan a la universidad. >> primer tienen que saber que si es posible. que si pueden ir. sus hijos y que hay recursos disponibles para ayudarlos a ellos, es un trabajo con encont los, pero hay recursos se puede ir,

. >> don't forget sean hannityiment sean hasn't risin to the level of getting called out. >> with all due respect, president obama called me out nine times during the campaign. >> but he got smarter after that. >> someone told him not to. >> when president obama gave his press conference, you could not have seen anyone more depressed than he seemed to be. i am not saying that he himself is depressed. but a president at this time should be able to get up some emotion, not anger, but something that would inspire people. instead, i think he is caught in this trap of saying the same thing over and over again, trying to please the left wing of his barks losing the independents and hoping that somehow people just won't like the republican candidate and he'll get another four years in office. >> that's a given. >> obama's disapproval rating is 56%. his approval's at best high 30s, low 40s. does there come a point, even james greenberg and james carville said, isn't not working, blaming everybody else. >> i don't know what joe's talking about. you own the economy. he owns the economy. he said

también que los agentes sean más eficaces en la aplicacion de leyese.to no nos hace más seguro. como fiscal de distrito él no buscaría a indocumentaindocumentados por esta medida. esta en esfuerzo de comunicacion con el sherif. para que entiendan que no han venido sino a buscar un mejor futuro. >>y mañana comenzaremos a presentarse los candidatos que corren como sherif. vaya a univisión14.comunicación. >>los cerebros de las personas bilingües parecen ser más activos respecto de los que hablan solo un idioma >>nika wisha,los bilingües tienen la posibilidad de realizar sus problemas en tres dimensiones, dígitos, números. >>es importante ser bilingüe, puede afectar otros dominios cognitivos, como en aritmetica. >>es importante enviar el mensaje a las familias, desde pequeño deben hacer que sus hijos aprendan otro idioma. >>es importante, estamos tratando de entender cómo el cerebro maneja dos idiomas >>la doctora dice que a cualquier edad, aunque es prioridad en la infancia, hay que aprender dos idiomas. >>las neuronas están desarrollándose, por eso es más

no seahan implementados >>> lo que necesitamos ver es que la política se enfoque en criminales que seano esa reflejado en los número >>> ice dijo que los cambios dichos en agosto recién se están implementando, se dijo que en el país puede haber un millones de inmigrantes con récord >>> hace días debió a defender ante el congreso su nueva política >>> la organización obama dice que mientras el congreso no cambie la ley ellos la seguirán al pie de la lera >>> se adopoto una medida que frena las leyes federales contra la agencia ice, santa clara no dará datos de identidad de los indocumentados detenidos >>> ahora, la presidencia de obama es la que más redadas ha hecho >>> esta medida se logro tras varios años de presión, para determinar en la deportación de gente del condado [♪] >>> en menos de una hora comenzara el foro para discutir sus propuestas >>> hola buenas tardes >>> buenas tardes, en las últimas semanas hemos presentado un perfil a los alcalde de san francisco y ahora también presentaremos otro >>> ahora estoy en el centro para moderar un foro, les preguntare sobre el desempleo,

please give it up for sean parker. ♪ spotify spotify me spotify ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: seangratulations. this is unbelievable. this is huge. >> this is fake, actually. >> jimmy: that's not a fake! this is real. look at this, ron perlman. you big time guys here. ted turner. look at the difference between him and you. [ laughter ] i mean, gosh, how old are you? 30 -- >> 31. >> jimmy: 31 years old. congratulations. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: it says here, $2.1 billion or something, is your net worth. >> they completely make that up. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. but, i mean, it's not too bad for a guy who started as a hacker, right? >> where did you hear that? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but, i mean, that's kind of how you started, right? >> yeah, this is true. >> jimmy: yeah, you started, like, hacking into government websites or what websites? >> you know, government, military, educational. we used to actually break it down by category. >> jimmy: like what do you mean? >> it was all about the game. you had to try to figure out, you know, you were mostly com

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hannity sean hannity is a host on fox news also has a radio show and was interviewing a protester a female protester who too and he told her that she does not believe in liberty or freedom because she's protesting because perhaps she doesn't believe in capitalism or whatever he was accusing her but we found this on you tim this is actually someone who asked a few other veterans like yourself to respond to sean hannity i want to show you what they said and i'll get your response. it's the biggest load. everybody here loves to see. is there anything you specifically would tell them that she was here saying. this military. other veterans map is clearly angry at this kind of rhetoric with you what do you think. well first thing i want to say is is the i honestly feel that freedom and liberty no longer have anything to do with the american way of life and that's a sad reality like i said that i've had to come home to freedom justice and the american way of life just don't go together anymore. that said we all love freedom and liberty and we want to make this a country where those values

. >> sean: i didn't know i was asleep. coming up while qaddafi's death marks an important place in history, what is more mrnt important is what happens next. can the people build a democratic nation? or will the post-death power grab pose new robbery problems like in egypt? we'll explain. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables?

congreso la posibilidad de medidas federales, ambos extremo se poco p preocupan que estos rumores no seanada mÁs que maniobras polÍtica en un aÑo electoral. >>> comenzaron a recolectar firmas para revocar el dream act (acta de los sueÑos), si logran conseguir medio millones de firmas, votantes tendrÁn la Última palabra en el dream act (acta de los sueÑos). >>> por entrega inmediata llegaron las caja con contienen el formulario que podrÍa acabar con el dream act (acta de los sueÑos). >>> es injusto que nosotros como con truco oyentes de * impuestos tenemos que pagar para que otra

>> great, sean. good to be with you. >> newt has been saying this, and i know there are distinctions and right now herman cain is up and mit romney is up, but everybody on that stage would repeal obamacare, or at least on order as saying so, everybody would lower taxes and end regulation, and move toward energy independence, is it hard to find distinction? >> there is a real distinction. when it comes to obamacare, i have the commitment to do the actual repeal of obamacare. remember two governors on the stage. one governor, mit romney, put a plan in that was very similar to obamacare. he said he would issue waivers to that plan. that's very different than congress actually repealing obamacare. governor perry said he would issue an executive order. you can't issue an executive order and get rid of a bill that takes over one-sixth of the american economy. i understand and would understand as commander in chief from day one that what we have to do is we have to repeal this at the congressional level. an

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