sherrod, isn't every friday black friday for you? >> i try to make it that way. >> you go to a store and you shoplift. >> five finger friday. here is the thing with corporate america pushing all of these gifts on us and destroying thanksgiving. that's what they are trying to do. >> don't we need that? our economy is in trouble, sherrod. >> we don't need people not with their families. what is this, china? >> you say that about everything, even when you are in china. >> maybe. i go to china and say, where did all of these chinese people come from? >> they are trying to take away thanksgiving. let christmas be christmas. we can't take over -- like black friday will become black thursday, and then it will be thanksgiving eve and then it will be black thanksgiving eve, eve. >> and then everything will turn black. >> that's what they want it to be. it will be 12 chirstmases a year. one every year and they can sell all year long. we have one baby jesus, and so we will have one christmas. >> pab, what do you think? here is my feeling. i thi

it is sherrod small. that was a nice one. >> it was, two black people on a show. is there a mistake? >> i would make a name tag joke. and he is a paper and a diuretic. it is our "new york times" cory son dent. good to see you, pinch. >> i am actually half black. michael d shear reports that rick perry's cringe worthy performance adds to inevitability that mitt romney will be the republican nominee. here are the three reasons perry lost the debate. his dlufer re, his body language and may i see my notes human handler? no, this is my whole foods shopping list. and it appears i am out of organic eggs. greg? >> so be it. >> be it so. >> all right. >> right all. >>> the firing of paterno has created an inferno. on wednesday night thousands of penn state students stormed downtown like a bunch of penn state students storming downtown as they would, up turning a news van and chucking rocks and fireworks at police. said one dude of the uprising, of course we are going to riot. what did they expect when they tell us at 10:00 that they fired our football coach. football is a

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if i can say it to sherrod, it doesn't mean i love you.. >> he loves me. >> we are very literal. we say what we mean. a lot of times guys take longer to get to the "i love you." but when they get there and say they love you, they do mean it. >> they know you want to hear love, but they are not going to say "i love you." so they're going to love everything around you. >> do they say "i love you" if they think they can get what they want? oh, please. >> if that's all they want and they feel that's the way to get it, they may say, "i love you." put it together, the words and the action. >> let's go across the street to sara. >> her shirt says it all. this is a "twilight." >> guys are passionate, video games, sports, their teams, war paint, all that. why give us such a hard time for loving "twilight?" >> wow. >> we can't separate them by team colors. if you give us the main characters with team colors or a number. then we would get behind it. >> who is the movie made to appeal to? that werewolf with his shirt off is a lady thing. give us vampi

. >>> it's time to -- tonight senator sherrod brown on the big fight ahead. >>> and live reaction from white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. >> but i will vigorously defend my reputation. >> failing cain. the candidate says he's not going anywhere. and his accusers say they'll speak out. together. >> i gave him every opportunity to make this right. >>> plus -- gop fight night in romney's home state. i wonder how voters will react to this -- >> let detroit go bankrupt. >> welcome home, willard. "politics nation" starts right now. >>> welcome to "politics nation." i'm al sharpton. tonight's lead -- america, this is what winning looks like. >> issue 2 failed and not by a small margin. >> would you turn around and tell people that news. >> they just called it. issue 2 is gone. >> i'm jubilant. i want to jump up and down, at my age. >> we are -- ohio! >> the overwhelming majority said we trust the firefighters, want them to have a voice. >> the people have spoken clearly. you don't ignore the public. >> that's right, governor kasich, don't ignore the public. 61% of voters rejected kas

let's turn now to ohio senator sherrod brown, he is with us tonight. and also rachel maddow, host of "the rachel maddow show" here on msnbc. rachel, let me go to you first, if i may. what message, in your opinion, does it send to other states and governors if the defeat is as big as it appears to be at this point. with early voting, i know. but what message, rachel, do you think this sends to other republican governors and maybe all the way to the white house? >> again, ed, we don't want to extrapolate too much from this small proportion of the vote, and there's, you know, there's worries that polling on issues like this can overstate what the results are going to be, particularly when one side, in this case the no on issue 2 side, is really, really depe depending on turnout. it's a lot easier to tell a pollster who calls you at home that you're going to get out and vote against this thing. it's another thing to actually get out there and vote. we'll have to see how this turns out. if the numbers tonight do follow the polling and as john nichols just s

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it's the kind of victory that put a senator like sherrod brown from ohio in the senate, frankly. he didn't run as a third way triangulating democrat. he ran as an economic populist, someone who's going to stand up for the middle class. we spoke with him earlier tonight, and i think this is a sherrod brown kind of night in ohio. >> and you know, rachel, we have seen the approval ratings of the congress just plummet to all-time lows. it's pretty clear at least the way i see it that if you stand with workers in 2012 you stand a real good chance of being chosen by the people to go represent them and not the corporations. what do you think this says, if anything, about 2012 and also the 99 percenters, who have captured the attention of the country? ridiculed early on, still in the streets this night, still across this country saying that income disparity and corporate greed is really what it's all about. there was a greedy grab here on workers' rights in ohio and it was turned back. there's got to be some kind of connection here. what do you think? >> you and i both talk about on our

senator sherrod brown.ird to talk about who anybody is married to, but it's relevant. >>> debunktion junction is coming up. tonight is involves j. edgar hoover and lice and what's considered a weapon. that's still to come. >>> plus episcopal minister gene robinson is here for the interview. >>> occupy wall street has gone commercial. not as in hey, moms, dads, your kids are going to love the new occupy wall street figurines in the new super meal at mega burger but has gone commercial in the sense they literally have commercials. a campaign of ads you can watch and to which you can donate online if you want to help them air on the tv. >> every job counts. every job counts. said the postman. every job counts. the beautiful american is not only the big leader who stands over there for all to clap their hands. the beautiful american is also a little worker who's unknown by all. every job counts. yes, every job counts. >> we'll be right back. >>> a year ago, election night 2010, this was the good news that night

joining me now, senator sherrod brown, democrat from ohio.or, thanks for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. that hypocrisy meter is working overtime, isn't it? >> this one was off the chain. am i missing something? is this more blatant disregard for the middle class? >> one thing we should be able to work on is cutting taxes for working families and creating jobs. yet if there's a choice between tax cuts for the rich and anything else -- if anything else is infrastructure, if anything else is hiring teachers, if anything else is cutting taxes or refusing to raise taxes on middle income working families, people making $20,000, $50,000 or $100,000 a year, republicans always choose tax breaks for people making over $1 million a year. it's pretty simple. in the end, they always come down for their wealthiest benefacto benefactors. and the public's on to it. when you hear john kyle saying, we can't ever raise taxes on the rich, that will cost us jobs, but when it comes to some guy making $30,000 a year, if you raise his t

senator sherrod brown.d to talk about who anybody is married to, but it's relevant. >>> debunktion junction is coming up. tonight is involves j. edgar hoover and lice and what's considered a weapon. that's still to come. >>> plus episcopal minister gene robinson is here for the interview. but if things get out of hand, there's no shame in calling us. ♪call 1-800-steemer. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the c

actually are some great politicians who do tell the truth people like bernie sanders jan schakowsky sherrod brown jeff merkley does percentage and god willing elizabeth warren we need to do everything we can to support them that's it for your take my take it like your comments and questions heard on this segment of the big picture listen up we want to know your to send us your comments by visiting the tom hartman facebook page but twittering that tom underscore apartment or in the champ room on the message boards or the blog thom hartmann does it also leave a message on a rant line at two to five three six fifty three zero six agree disagree sound on it's all welcome to remember that your comments may be used on the air. that very first thanksgiving was made possible thanks to the native americans and while it might have been out of an out of the ordinary feast and community gathering for the pilgrims it was just another potlatch for native americans that's because the idea of coming together the idea of community and sharing is a staple of native american culture in fact it's a staple of m

are seeing their popular plummet and good progressive's like sherrod brown are going to get reelected because of this wave of of revulsion against the republicans and it it makes it possible that the democrats could not only reelect obama in those states but also take over the the congress if they campaigned as democrats defending social security if any medicare and calling for real job creation from the lips to god's ears that's. a few days of the great work to do it no one is likely to be happy with what comes out of the gang of twelve but what else should be expected from a government by again so i mean gang government doesn't work gang government just has never worked the founders of the framers didn't have gang government in mind it's not in the constitution and it's frankly unconstitutional as roger just pointed out it's really just a way to pass the buck for example the base closure commission congress knew this was this is back you know most of decade ago it seems that congress knew there with all these military bases around the country and because there were so many of them i

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coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" return appearances from sherrod small, and america's future foundation camille foster. >>> it is time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. allen, are your beard and hair in "jack and jill" real? >> i am a method actor. look at me. i gained 15 pounds for this appearance. >> and we appreciate that. >> anything for the show. that was actually a wig and a beard. when i was younger in the movie "happy gilmore" i had the wear with all to grow that much hair. no longer, sir. >> in "happy gilmore" that was your real -- >> yes. >> wow. that's amazing. >> i did not know that. >> we were in canada though. girls like beards. >> i didn't know that. >> chris, how are your efforts to undermind the traditional american family going? >> phenomenally. as part of my effort to undermind the family, we adopted a four-month-old dauchsen. and as part of our plot, we will be spending thanksgiving with my parents and his parents. >> i want to say the fact you are allowed to adopt a dog disgusts me. >> three of them. >> what do they

bill schulz, broin more row, sherrod small. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. halfway through huckabee. today on huckabee. before her husband died of cancer he wanted to be sure boys supported their mother. diagram they discovered a new love. >> and pastor joel on olsteen on turning to faith in difficult times. >> and plus rockfeller hall of famer deon with a special performance. ♪ ♪ don't let nobody turn you around. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much, everybody. after the cbs gop candidate debate, a lot of frustration spilled out and understandably so. the network only aired the first hour of the debate and directed them to finish people to watch it on a website that didn't work. the moderator wanted to debate the candidates. and awn as the case. candidates got short changed with no time to answer the questions and might as well slipped out for a sandwich. ron paul was given 89 seconds in the entire debate to answer questions. in the words of another politician of arkansas. i feel their pain. because

>> bill schulz, camille foster and sherrod small, that does it for you. i i shall see you in a couple days. >> bret: a 53-second brain freeze throws cold water on the rick perry campaign. can he bounce back? president obama gives in to environmentalists delaying a decision on a major oil pipeline in the u.s.. the white house refuses to comply with a subpoena over the solyndra affair. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. it's pretty hard to turn on the tv today and not see texas governor rick perry. from early morning news shows to late night talk shows. the republican presidential candidate is in full damage control mode following a major slipup in last night's debate. chief political correspondent carl cameron looks at perry's fall and the fall out. >> rick perry appeared on every network he could today. trying to put behind him his admittedly embarrassing inability to recall the third agency he'd cut as part of his own plan to shrink government. >> i stepped in it last night, that's for sure. there

sherrod small. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. >> shannon: president obama tries to back republicans in a corner over payroll tax cuts. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. president obama today try to pick up pieces from the wreckage of the deficit reduction committee. by pushing republicans to extend payroll tax cuts. on the surface, tax cuts would seem to be something most republicans would get behind. but chief white house correspondent ed henry reports that is where the politics come in. >> less than 24 hours after super committee implodeed, president obama was back in campaign mode. >> hello, new hampshire. it is good to be back. [ applause ] >> reporter: he wasn't campaigning for deficit deal. the word "super committee" never crossed his lips. instead he pushed congress to vote for key part of his jobs bill. payroll tax cut extension. on a day the gross domestic product was revised downward. the government saying the economy grew at a rate of 2% from july to sept

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we have joining us right now senator sherrod brown, the democratic senator from the state of ohio.s cynthia tucker in a minute. let me go to you, senator. tell me what's going on in ohio in terms of what the republicans were up to and what you've been able to do to stop them. >> first off, congratulations on your jfk book. that's exciting. heard you on the radio talking yesterday. >> thank you. >> well, last fall the elections, as you know, were about lost jobs as they should have been because people in ohio and every other place in the country are very anxious about the economic situation, but since the election it's all been in state after state and ohio especially, they have gone after bargaining rights, collective bargaining rights. that will be on the ballot next week in ohio because you can do what's called a referendum to roll back a law passed by the legislature if the voters -- if you get enough signatures and if the voters vote that way. we're doing the same on voting rights, and they went after worker rights. they went after bargaining rights, voting rights and women's r

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