sherrod, here is the deal. every military tv movie and show which there are tons glorifies the military service. why are these old hippies picking on the project? >> co don't get orders from desmond tutu, do we? first of all, that's the same show ozzy osbourne's son got off of because they couldn't do it because of his illness. i don't think it was worth leaving because it stinks. i watched it, he is a good friend of mine, but it is slow. it makes me want to root for somebody else's army. >> i don't. >> jedediah, president obama is a nobel peace prize winner. since he didn't, should he be impeached? >> absolutely be impeached 100%. noticing a pattern every time i am on the show? he should be -- i have to say i like the show. i like the physical competition kind of shows. i think it showcases what our military does. we think of that as detached, and now we get to see some real reality tv. a lot of reality tv is staged. this is what life is like in the military. what better way to see it? >> you can watch that on

sherrod, why do so many people end up driving naked? is it global warm ?hat. it may be el nino playing the part. jng when you get drunk -- i think when you get drunk you start taking things off. >> i put things on. >> when you are drunk? >> yes, i put layers of clothing on. >> he was so trashed last night he was wearing a moo-moo. >> and that's what he calls is cow. >> he is gangster like that. he is a musician. you can't judge these guys by regular rules, right? >> i was going to say, drinking and driving and wrong. diane, he was recently involved in a messy divorce. he is living a country music song. >> i didn't hear about the one walking into the store naked to buy sig cets and then lay -- cigarettes and then laying in the street, but maybe that is his next hit. >> that will be my big hit. >> are they saying he might be -- >> gay? >> yes. >> that's the old story. >> what does that have to do. >> if are you butt naked in your car, what neighborhood are you driving through? >> straight guys get naked too. >> i don't think they have a gayborhood. >> speaki

big girls need love too, jonathon. >> you are right, sherrod. ted kennedy, there has been a lot worse things than clinton. it did cost nixon the presidency. >> but even with kennedy everybody said marilyn monroe, and anytime somebody talk about it they want to high five about it because it is marilyn. >> you had to report because there was a body in the water. you had to report on nixon because it didn't involve sex and the media was okay with that. bill clinton was the first president where the media was like, gloves are off. kennedy everybody whispered. eisenhower everybody whispered. carter, there was nothing to whisper about. >> bill clinton, that spilled over to regular life. celebrities get followed because of that, and then we have oj after that. we want to see everything of everything. >> you draw any parallels between doing things with marilyn monroe and doing things with monica lewinski. >> if you get to finish, you get to finish. don't tell me you never went out hogging with your boys before. you never went out hogging? >> i don't eve

. >> senator sherrod brown is here to come. that's still to come. amid election chaos in the state of ohio. >>> and the terrifically awkward new thing we just learned about what the romney/ryan ticket is about to do next. the worst vice presidential rollout in modern american political history continues, a pace, it turns out, right into the weekend. that story's ahead. >>> senator sherrod brown of ohio is here tonight for the interview. that's coming up. >>> we have just learned wisconsin congressman paul ryan is going to be celebrating his one-week anniversary as the republican party's vice presidential pick by taking a trip to the great state of florida on saturday. specifically mr. ryan will be campaigning in a place called the villages. the villages is a sort of jumbo sized retirement community, about 90 miles west of -- about 90 miles from tampa bay. and the villages is as close to a mandatory campaign stop for republican candidates as it gets. and here's why. as the "tampa bay times" notes, there are 61,000 registers voters in the villages. on

maybe not your average viewer doesn't know who shirley sherrod is, but you hear sherrod and the state should connect it like ding, ding, ding, like i found the prize, 101. their failure to catch that connection for me is far more insidious, but the whole point, sherrod and other local activists like her, my husband spent some part of the early part oeft becama administration actual until a lawsuit that had begun in the bush administration, but continued to the obama administration against hud for a set of housing policies. there are people doing work all over the country who became making pushbacks, trying to do work, organizing, that's not the same thing as sitting on television and saying i think the president is fundamentally -- >> why not? >> u.s. a thing you do. if your job is to go on television -- >> that's not how conservatives won the movement. what they do, they have the fight, get the push, they don't -- even as bush -- even as bush complete failed to overturn roe vs. wade, you didn't hear the conservative white wing of the party attack him. they took state by state. >> tha

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senator sherrod brown, a tough race in ohio. talk with him a little bit later and covering the white house with politico. todd akins dug it deeper and deeper and deeper yesterday. but first. >> this is the full court press on this wednesday, other headlines making news, the olympics did not provide the successful launching paid for the new anchor team of math lauer. they released numbers for last week and nbc won the monday morning right after the olympics by a healthy margin, abc's good morning america won the next four days in a row. one morning by over 500,000 viewers. gma beat "todd" for the five weeks leading up to the olympics. for day one during both weeks of the olympics. >> they have lost, you know. i think so. >> it's clear. in hollywood, katie holmes and tom cruise's divorce might be one of the cleanest and quickest in hollywood. they finalized their split in court less than two months after holmes filed for divorce papers. all details being kept private. only thing know that they will somehow share pair enting time o

pennsylvania two states that have been particularly hard hit by call center job losses as senator sherrod brown said this week in defense of the united states' call center worker and consumer protection act when companies send call center jobs overseas they don't just frustrate consumers they hurt our economy as well with thousands of ohioans looking for work it just doesn't make sense to ship these jobs overseas he's right so what can be done to make sure this legislation passes to stimulate our economy again instead of stimulating foreign economies with what used to be american call center jobs here to answer that is ron collins chief of staff of the communication workers of america ron welcome thank you i'm going to be here thank you for joining us tell us about this legislation what does it do so basically it does two things it would restrict companies from offshore in jobs if they offshore jobs they would be restricted from getting loans and grants from the federal government that's the first thing the second thing is called the is economic legal. that's correct correct and the secon

sherrod brown, good morning. >> that was a good opening.eah, he has spent a lot of time in ohio. he is going to win in ohio, i would add. >> good for you. i am glad to hear that. polls looking good in that critical state. >> we lost in this country between 2000 and 2010, we lost 5 million manufacturing jobs. a third, we lost in a ten-year period since 2010, we gained almost 500,000 manufacturing jobs. not enough but in part because of the auto rescue. unemployment from the 10 and a half to 7 and a half. we have seen in the steel mill in youngstown new steel jobs new paper jobs, new tire jobs. it is affecting manufacturing overall. on all of those issues mitt romney was on the other side. i think the contrast is going to be increasingly clear as november comes around. you have raised warnings about our efforts to bring manufacturing back. right? >> i don't see eye to eye with everything the president does on trade by a longshot. i think he has been more aggressive than any president since reagan in enforcing trade law but they are pushing so

a special langs to jed do dye law be law and sherrod small. that does it for me. i'm andy levy. see you next time. to ber lin t. thank you for joining us. >> tonight on huckabee. >> this is a debate we want to well. paul ryan's ban for medicare. separating the fact fiction . >> and a gunman attacked a group and 15 chick-fil-a counsel. >> i believe it thisshould be held accountable for the reckless use of terminology. tony americanans speaks out. the author on what may have happen on the second turn. ladies and gentlemen. governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you very much and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. what you thote that the campaign couldn't slide much deeper in the sewer along comes joe biden with the race-based comment virginia. >> ther going to put yautopsy all back in chains that. after the adof mitt romney responsible for a cancer death harry reid couldn't stretch that far poor old joe biden forgot what state he was in in virginia. >> we can win north charl charl again. >>ip am sure he could. >> and then joe had a misfire of the

so keep that in mind seeing those ads hurt sherrod brown the liberal senator there. doctor, do you teach in summer classes at charlottesville? are you teaching anything this summer. >> absolutely. always teach. >> bill: so you are teaching, right? so these zombie kids paying a lot of money to go to the university so they are all for obama, most of them, i would imagine. do you ever ask them why they are for obama? because they don't know anything. you know how stupid college kids are. why are they for obama? for what reason? >> well, first of all, things have changed over the past four years. you are going to see in november a smaller percentage of young people voting for obama and, frankly, i think a lower turnout of young people. >> bill: why? why? why are we going to see that? >> why are we going to see that? >> bill: yeah. >> because unemployment is up for one thing. >> bill: the economy is -- okay. but why -- tell me why that college students are so pro-obama? big on obama, why? >> well, because i think they took to the cool image of obama four years ago. >> bil

sherrod brown of ohio should be worried about his constituents.t from ohio up for re-election. shouldn't be worried about president obama. should be worried about his constituents and electricity prices. sandra: do you see this becoming a big election issue than it is today? >> i think this is obama's achilles' heel. war on fossil fuels. keystone pipeline. gas to fill up my suv was $4.50. coal mining unions knot endorsing president obama and all bad news for him and good news for america. sandra: tom borelli on the passing of this new ruling from the epa. thank you so much. >> thanks. sandra: on the epa i should say. unless you've been living on mars you've heard the white house criticizing mitt romney for his career in private equity at bain capital. we all have. get this. the "wall street journal" reporting that the white house cozied up to the private equity firm carlisle group. in fact the obama administration helped kick off talks between carlisle and sunoco over plans to save the oil company's philadelphia refinery. talk about strange bedfel

>> thanks, sherrod. special thanks to rebecca rose woodland. that does it for me. i'm andy levy, see you next time. made the comment that they are going to put y'all back in chains. when you heard it was phrased that way, what was your reaction? >> his phrase something a distraction from what is at stake. >> bill: did president obama just throw his vice president under the proverbial bus? we'll analyze that statement and some new polling numbers that are good news for mitt romney. >> as far as i'm concerned, bill o'reilly calling dr. tiller, killer the tiller is hate speech. >> bill: back in 2009 the far left accused me of provoking the death of late term abortionist james tiller. what do the loons say now that the conservative family research council has been violent aattacked? we have a special report. >> so feeding poor children. >> yeah. >> cleaning up the atmosphere. putting out fires in older cities, those were things for which they would deny funding. >> bill: lou dobbs will take on the barney frank propaganda tonight giving me a deserved rest. caution, you

the poll also found that in ohio sherrod brown has a 12-point lead over self-financer josh mandel.n pennsylvania, i'm always watching that one, bob casey with an 18-point lead. i know bob, he's still working hard. but finally in michigan, debbie stabenow is over hoekstra. this has got to be tough in these races. a lot of good news for liberals tonight. we'll be right back. last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisiana we had more fun on the water. last season we broke all kinds of records on the gulf. this year we are out to do even better... and now is a great time to start. our beatches are even more relaxing... the fishing's great. so pick your favorite spot on the gulf... and come on down. brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. [ "the odd couple" theme playing ] humans. even when we cross our "t"s and dot our "i"s, we still run into problems -- mainly other humans. at liberty mutual insurance, we understand. that's why

the poll also found that in ohio sherrod brown has a 12-point lead over self-financier josh mandel.with an 18-point lead. i know bob, he's still working hard. finally in michigan, debbie stab agnaw is oefr hoekstra. xó >>> we're back. what can you say about a senate candidate who proudly declares his idea of compromise is making the other side cave in? that's the language used by richard murdock the tea party candidate who won the race between he and senator lugar in indiana. take a look. >> what i've said about compromising bipartisanship is i hope to build a conservative majority in the united states senate so that bipartisanship becomes democrats joining republicans to roll back the size of government, reduce of bureaucracy, lower taxes and get america moving again. >> he's not exactly laughing when he says that absurdity. imagine what happened if every senator talked like that guy. would anything ever get done? don't compromise on thinking. u.s. congressman joe donnelly, a moderate democrat, is running against murdock this november in what could be a very tight race. congressma

joining me now is senator sherrod brown, democrat from ohio., thanks for coming on the show tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend sharpton. i'm sitting where you sat a week ago, broadcasting in cleveland. >> great. let me ask you a question. is the ryan/romney budget plan, especially medicare, a plus or a minus in your state of ohio? >> it is clearly a minus. the public understands that when you do more tax cuts for the rich and cuts to pell grants which -- or stafford loensz which hurt middle class college students, working class college students, when you cut -- when you -- turn medicare into a voucher system, when you jeopardize social security, congressman ryan wanted to do in the past, you clearly dash it is the kind of economics we had during the bush that took news the wrong direction. you are seeing that all of those money interests, all over the country, coming after people, the -- drug companies, insurance companies, and the oil companies, the outside groups, and it is -- really jeopardizes the direction of our country. >> if you

the poll has sherrod brown up by seven points of josh mandel.ill nelson with a nine-point lead over republican challenger connie mack. and in wisconsin, tommy thompson, former governor of the state has a six-point lead over democrat tammy baldwin. we will be right back. [ male aou eligle for m cmeresu bse bof su ueain en y icariebe gdi w ean en y with two times the points on dining in restaurants,? you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. >>> welcome back to "hardball." in 1981, president ronald reagan created the gold commission. the commission was there for one reason, to figure out if america should go back to a gold standard in order to beat the dreaded inflation monster. the conclusion of the commiss n commission, no, bad idea, do not do that thing. and that was ronald reagan's commission. and it came at a time when inflation was really high. you couldn't have picked a more sympathetic president or more sympathetic moment to look at the gold standard. and they still rejected it. so, fast

in ohio the cbs new york times poll has senator sherrod brown up by seven points against josh mandel. in florida the same poll has senator bill nelson with a nine-point lead over republican challenger connie mack. and in wisconsin, former hhs secretary tommy thompson, former governor of the state has a six-point lead over tammy baldwin. we will be right back. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] bloop >>> welcome back

right here in the book, his name is josh mandel, a republican running for senate in ohio against sherrod brown. he was pressed this week by a very sharp local nbc reporter in dayton, ohio, about whether mr. mandel would have supported the auto bailout. very specific question. and mr. mandel's amazing answer earned him a page in the child's treasury. this is so great. >> he blasted those including senator brown and republicans who supported the wall street bailout. but refused to say what he would have done with general motors. >> i have a vision for taking the dayton area, taking some of the auto plants and former factories that used to be filled, filling them back up with dayton area workers to make pipes and tubes and fittings for manufacturing jobs. >> josh mandel, i appreciate what you're saying, but would you have supported the gm bailout. >> i'll try to protect auto jobs and grow auto jobs. we have talked about all of the great plans we have. >> you're not going to answer, are you? >> great seeing you. >> great seeing you. here's a very simple question about yourself. would you hav

tomorrow, we'll be joined by sherrod brown of ohio who is trying to get re-elected and whose voters willin ohio to vote for or against him. that's the interview tomorrow night on the show. for now, we'll be right back. like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> 28-year-old man names floyd corkens is in custody and is the only known suspect in a shooting this morning at the d.c. headquarters of the family research council which is a prominent christian lobbying group. he reportedly walked into the front lobby of the offices at 10:45 this morning and starting arguing with the security guard, a law enforcement official says he made a negative reference to the family research council's work before opening fire on the security guard. the guard was reportedly shot in the arm, but he and others were able to subdue the shooter. he was subsequently arrested. inguard is hospitalized in stable condition tonight. pete williams repor