that's why $8 million was poured into that district to support alberta darling and she's kind of like sharron angle, if we could go back to those days in nevada. alberta darling says anything. says, hey, we're not making cuts in education. what? you cut almost $1 billion in education. you know, chris, wisconsin's got everything. they cut corporate taxes. unemployment. in fact, has gone up a little bit under scott walker. cut the personal income taxes at the top levels that governor doyle used to have, brought that back. it hasn't done anything. they've cut the investment and it's hurt a lot of people, and people are riled up here, and i think it's going to be a big night for the democrats. i think they're going to get those three seats, possibly four. >> okay. that's what it's about. you have to win three out of six, they win control of the state senate, make this case. ed schultz, you're a big part of that fight. good luck pep "the ed show" is on tonight. we'll learn a lot more, results in perhaps by then.

in the end, harry reid did defeat sharron angle. second amendment remedies became something we laughed nervously about, and it went down as one of the view unexpected democratic victories of 2010, and one of the weirdest elements of what in many ways was a very weird election in twep. 2010. well, today, knock me over with a feather, unexpectedly, today, chickens for checkups and second amendment remedies both came back. republican senator tom coburn of oklahoma, he is back home in his state for the august recess, tom coburn engaged a group of his constituents on the issue of medicare. senator coburn of one of 40 republicans who voted for the paul ryan kill medicare budget in the senate. and while at home in oklahoma, this week, "the tulsa world newspaper" quotes coburn as telling his constituents, you can't tell me the system is better now than it was before medicare. so double negative there -- oh, tom coburn is saying we were better off without medicare. he is nostalgic for an america before medicare. an america without medicare.

harry reid's political career was not long for this world until a tea party backed candidate named sharron angle defeated more normal republican candidates in the primary. and of course we still have democratic senate majority leader harry reid. for example, in utah, arguably the most republican state in the country, in utah incumbent senator bob bennet was not renominated by his republican state party. they picked a tea party guy instead named mike lee. he was retired as incumbent senator and mike lee did go on to win that seat. >> you're robert bennet, you are one of the most conservative members of the united states senate. how is it that you get tossed out by this tea party movement or whatever it was in utah, how does that happen? >> they don't really care. you can win an election screaming in anger, but you cannot hold and govern for a significant period of time on screaming and anger. >> even while hurdling through the subway system, bob bennet upset and visibly disappointed when his own party gave him the boot last year. i have to say, don't feel too bad for bob bennet, he worked f

at that workshop, we will sharron overview of the americans with disabilities act, compliance with ada, how to respond to lawsuits, what is available for construction with loans, and i do want to thank the san francisco bar association for their great help and cooperation in that effort. clerk: thank you, supervisor chu. supervisor farrell? supervisor farrell: we try to find ways to strengthen our film program. we have the program coming up for renewal, and i have already asked for an economic analysis on the program to make sure if it makes sense to extend it and continue to fund it, and we will report back to you the findings of that. today, introducing some amendments to the ordinance in the administrative code covering our film industry to do two things. 1, include reality shows as a category and shows that are included in the film rebate program. our office has gotten a number of requests from different reality shows wanted to film here in san francisco, but because they were not specifically covered in our film rebate program, they have been hesitant to come up. since this was in

but in 2010, there was concerns about sharron angle in nevada, there were concerns about christine o'donnelldelaware. there were concerns about the nominee in colorado, the nominee in alaska for senate races. and yet those concerns didn't keep those people from being the nominee. how much power does the republican establishment have over picking and choosing who winds up being the party standard-bearer? >> i think they definitely have an input for sure. i think going back to huntsman, i think what you are seeing, again, he's trying to be the truth teller, but if he wants to do it effectively, he has to go all in. he can't be at the margins and say if i don't say this, i will still win south carolina, he has to do what john mccain did, full steam ahead, every single day. >> we've got three debates coming up in december, including the nbc/politico, i'll plug it later, but i just plugged it now. what is huntsman role, he was in the first debate in iowa largely as an afterthought, brian, qukly, i want to get your take on it? does he try to seize the truth teller approach? >> i think they will. t