thank you. >> howard shultz from starbucks.ext, actor and write kevin smith on life and politics. [ man ] ring ring... progresso this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> what about you, kev? what is your ultimate superpower that you choose? >> if i wick one, it's not one that is very sexy, patience. ultimate patience. >> who is the closest hero that has that power? >> i go for the original choice. rather than like who can i look at? i go, no, what hasn't been done. for me, having ultimate patience, they haven't done that character yet. the ghi can just outweight everybody. >> kevin smith, you know him as a comedian, producer, director and he has a lookout. he joins me now. welcome back. >> how you are, sir? >> you are not fat or lazy. >> yes, i am. >> i'l

i'm rejoined by chairman and ceo of starbucks, howard shultz.oward, when you hear mitt romney and rick santorum, the two people -- i guess one of them will become the nominee looking at the polls today, do you like what you hear? do you think they get it? do they understand the problem and the solution? >> i think there is a lot of rhetoric right now because of how fierce this competition has been. i guess until yesterday when governor romney won illinois, i wouldn't take some of their remarks too seriously. i think this is a fierce race and they're trying to win the nomination. you know, i'm a registered democrat. i don't want to get into a situation where i'm either commenting on the republican party or in any way criticizing the president. i'm not here to do that. i am here to say that i want to embrace citizenship over partisanship. and i really would like to see the ideology and the self-interests just come out of the politicking and have all of our elected officials put their feet in the shoes of every day working americans. that's -- that

secretary of state george shultz, former u.s. secretary of defense william perry, and former senator sam nunn. they are discussing the threat of nuclear weapons. just to continue on deterrence, this was a theme in a lot of your questions. secretary shultz, when you went to reykjavik with ronald reagan in 1986 to meet with gorbachev, at that time, the united states and soviet union together had a total of about 70,000 nuclear warheads, enough to destroy planet earth, essentially. today, the united states has 5000. the russians have more than that. when you were in reykjavik, of course, you talked about eliminating nuclear weapons altogether. a lot of people ask how can we risk giving up nuclear weapons. aren't they very important in preserving the peace? >> actually, they have not been as good a deterrent as they seemed to be cracked up to be. think in the cold war of the things that nuclear weapons did not deter. did not deter the soviets from going in and crushing hungary back in 1956. it did not deter them from squashing the pr

secretary of state george shultz, former u.s. secretary of defense william perry, and former senator sam nunn. they are discussing the threat of nuclear weapons. just to continue on deterrence, this was a theme in a lot of your questions. secretary shultz, when you went to reykjavik with ronald reagan in 1986 to meet with gorbachev, at that time, the united states and soviet union together had a total of about 70,000 nuclear warheads, enough to destroy planet earth, essentially. today, the united states has 5000. the russians have more than that. when you were in reykjavik, of course, you talked about eliminating nuclear weapons altogether. a lot of people ask how can we risk giving up nuclear weapons. aren't they very important in preserving the peace? >> actually, they have not been as good a deterrent as they seemed to be cracked up to be. think in the cold war of the things that nuclear weapons did not deter. did not deter the soviets from going in and crushing hungary back in 1956. it did not deter them from squashing the pr

. >> miss wasserman-shultz? aye. ms. moore, aye. ms. castor? aye. mr. schuler? aye. ms. bass? ms. bonamici? aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> any other members looking to vote or change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 13 and the nos are 21. >> the nos have it, the amendment is not agreed to. now mr. doggett we've dropped this to ten minutes? >> that's correct. >> that's very kind of you. you have to call the amendment up, the clerk will designate the amendment. >> an amendment offered by mr. doggett relating to education. >> recognized for ten minute ps. >> thank you, mr. chairman. for those who say they want to empower more individuals to control their educational future and their destiny, this is a an amendment you should support. it quite simply makes permanent the american opportunity tax credit or the more education tax credit as i should call it. here's what that tax credit does. it means that a family that has a student who incurs up to $2,500 in tuition expenses or textbook expenses the next tax year can take that $2500 as

i don't think rush said anything that ed shultz didn't say. so i hope we can become more fair in this country. thank you. >> okay. >> rose, there is a duel standard. there's no question with the media about these issues. we see people on the left making just outrageous claims and nobody ever takes them to task or makes statements. just like you said. whereas anybody on the right that makes a statement is really just raked over the coals for that statement. but you're absolutely right. in fact, it's been fairness in media has been very out front about how unfair the media is on these issues. but you're exactly right. >> what was your reaction to the rush limbaugh comments? >> well, i thought it was unfortunate that he made that comment about this young lady. she obviously wants the government to take care of her. that doesn't make her a slut. it makes her part of that entitlement mentality here in this country. so there are opportunities for her to buy birth control pills for $5 a package. or maybe even get them for free. but she doesn't eviden

. >> george shultz, william perry, and sam nunn took part in a forum on nuclear threats. much of their concern was ark -- on iran. this was hosted by the commonwealth club of california and ran a just over one hour. >> welcome to tonight's meeting of the commonwealth club of california. i am president and ceo of the club and a chair for tonight's program. we also welcome our listeners on radio and television, our online viewers, and invite everyone to visit us on the internet. we are very pleased to hold this program together with stanford university's center for security and cooperation, and the freemans institute for international studies. as we debate about a recovery of the u.s. economy and follow the presidential primary race, it is easy to forget that the greatest danger facing humankind is still the present of tens of thousands of nuclear weapons. and the continuing quest by countries like north korea and iran and terrorist groups to obtain atomic weapons. with the end of the cold war, a nuclear arms faded into the background. it became the province of policy wonks

but i want to bring in debbi wasserman shultz. good morning. how are you? >> good morning. >> i'm sure you heard this conversation. let me play devil's advocate. in a hypothetical matchup, he's only beating mitt romney by six. once the nomination fight is over, republicans think the field will be set. the matchup will look different. are you concerned about that? has the nominating fight been helping you? >> we have always been expecting this race to be extremely competitive, which is why we have spent the republicans entire nominating contest used it as an organizing tool. state by state, neighborhood by neighborhood, we have been standing up the most grass roots campaign in american history. we have opened dozens of offices across the country, actually far more than that. hundreds of thousands of phone calls and door knocks. i was in ohio over the weekend. we had a thousand democrats at the ohio democratic party legacy dinner on friday night. they are really excited and motivated and enthusiastic. and mitt romney in particular has been taking on water so

and [applause] 8 and to the incomparable, charlotte mirer shultz after whom this very staircase is dedicated. thank you for another wonderful celebration. and we're so grateful to you and george for your friendship and service to our city. thank you. and senator feinstein. a year ago i had honor of being sworn in by your daughter, and i am honored today that you can join us here. we all know how much you have given and still give to our city. i will never forget our conversation last year outside the white house about what a special city san francisco is. worthy of every sacrifice. and thank you for your continued service and for your constant advice and counsel to me and all the former -- and to all the former mayor's here today. senator, we are looking forward to having you in washington looking out for us for many years to come. and [applause] into house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, thank you. [applause] thank you for all the amazing work you do for san francisco and for our country. whether it is leading the charge for health care reform or protecting funding for the treatment of hiv

wasserman shultz. aye. ms. moore? ms. moore? aye. ms. caster, aye. mr. schuler, aye. ms. bass? ms. bass, aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. woodall. >> no. >> are there any other members who wish to vote or change their vote? hearing none, let the clerk show the report. mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14 and the nos are 18. >> the amendment is not agreed to. that was tier one. all right. now we are into tier two. these amendments are 15-minute amendments. so the author will get 7 1/2. can we do halves now? we can't do halves. that's right, we'll split it the other way then. going to mr. honda for the purpose of offering an amendment. let's do 15 on mr. hondas, then we'll talk. >> agreed. >> do you want to call your amendment up, mike? >> thank you very much. i have an amendment at the table. >> an amendment by mr. honda relating to education. >> what are we doing? six? seven? >> we'll do seven then. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. democrats and republicans alike share goals of deficit reduction, but i reject the republicans' choices on how we should get there. l

wasserman shultz? ms. moore? >> aye. >> ms. castor? aye. mr. schuler? aye. ms. bass? aye. ms. bonimici? aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> any other members who need to vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14, the nos are 20. >> the gentle lady from wisconsin is recognized. >> thank you very, very much, mr. chairman. >> do you have an amendment at the desk. >> yes, sir, i have an amendment at the desk. >> an amendment offered by ms. moore related to nutrition. >> the gentlelady is recognized for seven plns. >> i don't envy your job as the budget chair. to try to figure out how to reduce to a balanced budget when you have so many strictures that you've put in place. you can't tax the rich, you want to lower corporate taxes. you can't raise taxes in the middle class by ending the bush era tax cuts for them. that's not feasible. you can't stop sacred dough cows like defense. so you have to cut $7 billion out of programs that help the elderly, disabled, women, children and the infirm. th that's why we have to block grant m

strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultzhere also said that she is horrified at the news and this is just about it to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the european union even further artie's are in english to reporting their. dozens of people have got arrested in new york and scores of protesters marched to mark arkansas wall street six month anniversary police swept through the birthplace of the movement in zuccotti park as hundreds of demonstrators began to erect turnouts over the past six months occupy rallies nationwide have endured tough policing and tear gas and peaceful protests but the actions at home are in stark contrast to washington's words and condemning other nations which joe manchin its idea of a marker see that's as marina portnoy explains. the u.s. and its european allies have many things in common security politics and a familiar practice of scolding outsiders about the lives of democracy the iranian people have a universal right to assembly and free speech this is the precincts a

strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultz here also said that she is horrified at the news and this is just about to worsen the situation and the relations which are in belarus and the european union even further. reporting for us coming up in the program the legal immigrants traveling to the united kingdom in search of a breath of life but often thought of themselves sleeping on the streets with no job no money stuck in a legal no man's land this story for. the price of help wracked by debts the. china's three trillion dollars. what a business. dozens of people have been arrested the new york scores of protesters marched to mark occupy wall street six month anniversary police swept through the birthplace of the movement in zuccotti park as hundreds of demonstrators the gun to erect tents of the past six months occupy rallies nationwide of in june tough policing with. tear gas peaceful protests but the actions at home are in stark contrast of washington's words and condemning other nations which the idea of democracy is not i

strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultz here also said that he is horrified at the news and this is just about it to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the european union even further a correspondent really good. story and we got a lot more lined up for you and a website all to dot com of course at the latest news and comments tastemaker the stories about a month for you tonight do your lot to get. do you have figured uncontrollably well chances are you're a terrorist say that's according to a new pump for the shoot and security it sounds slightly bizarre people out of work but it's on the run from us r t. com and emerald entertainment across the capital as moscow joins hundreds of thousands of people around the world to sort of bridge some tricks day festival footage and i'll get started. dozens of people have been arrested in new york in schools a protest march to mark occupy wall street six month anniversary no three swept through the birthplace of the movement in zuccotti park is hundreds of demo

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strongly condemns the executions and she was dead why the chairman of the european parliament martin shultz here also said that he is horrified at the news and this is just about to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the rippin union even further this week the u.s. named soldier accused of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan last sunday sergeant robert bales is now in a military detention center in kansas following the latest deadly incident involving american troops and as archie can reports afghans are not convinced by apologies from u.s. officials. sixteen innocent afghan villagers slaughtered in cold blood on it nine of them children u.s. officials are going out of their way to present the american surgeon who apparently committed the massacre as just one bad apple. this incident is tragic and shocking and does not represent the exceptional character of our military and the respect that the united states has for the people of afghanistan this is not who we are in no way does he represent. the ethics and morality of the american serviceman and service woman a

strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultz here also said that he is horrified at the news and this is just a valid to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and leader opinion even further. is really going to reporting for us dozens of people arrested in new york schools the protesters marched to mark occupy wall street six month anniversary and police went from the birthplace of the movement of zuccotti park as hundreds of demonstrators guns were wrecked tents of the past six months occupy rallies nationwide of policing with batons and tear gas a peaceful protest but the actions of home are in stock comp. from washington's words and having other nations chicks idea of democracy that is going to. the u.s. and its european allies have many things in common security politics and a familiar practice called an outsiders about the pillars of democracy iranian people have a universal right to assembly and free speech this is the precincts approach human rights democracy and there's a big step towards democracy rule

strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultz here also said that she is horrified at the news and this is just about to worsen the situation and their relations between bellers and her opinion even further. in belarus itself not everyone supported the executions for hours were laid near the home of one of the convicted men love of earlier his mother received notification from the court that the death sentence have been heard she thinks her son was made a scapegoat by authorities and you do they feel they can intimidate the police into silence but my sense is confession explains plan if you investigation in trial i think they could have executed him long guy this is them revenge on him and me. coming up with the program be illegal immigrants traveling to the u.k. in search of a better life. often finding themselves sleeping on the streets with no job or money stuck in a legal no man's. also the price of help racked by debt you hungrily eyes china's three trillion dollars. while a business savvy beijing lays down the rules. sevent

strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultzhere also said that she is horrified at the news and this is just about it to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the european union even further. in belarus itself not everyone supported the executions flowers were laid near the home of one of the convicted. of earlier his mother received notification from the court that the death sentence had been carried out she thinks her son was made a scapegoat by be authorities if you don't think they can intimidate the police interest signing but my sense is they fulfill his confession exposing their who can and investigation in trial otherwise they could have executed him along the way he sees everything and join him and me. coming up in the program friends know more. egypt's freshly elected islamist n.p. is that say israel is their number one enemy and seeks to cut all ties with television. and russian opposition activists surround the capital's t.v. headquarters to take part in what they call a funeral of the free pres

when ed shultz used the same word, there was a bit of a controversy, but not like this.o i think that because -- part because limbaugh looms as a large, but also because he's a conservative with enemies on the left, this seems to have been blown up more. >> ed shultz did call laura ingraham personally to apologize. sandra fluke did put herself in the public arena by testifying at congressionally hearing. on one hasn't she can be considered a public figure, but she doesn't a household name. she's never run for office like sarah palin or michele bachmann, which is one reason limbaugh's attack might have been seen more as a little more than the mudslinging. >> do we know if he called this student to personally apologize directly to her? >> as of yesterday, he did not call her, and, you know, this is what she said on "the view." actually she wasn't even welcoming a call from him. certainly she's not a fan of rush limbaugh and isn't waiting by the phone to waiting for the phone to ring. so far it hasn't happened, wolf. >> lisa, good report. thanks very much. >>> president oba

charles shultz did that, he wanted that as the model for charlie brown. >> and mary lynn it d your hair for the wed -- did your hair for the wedding, right? >> the one black and white photo with a cigarette, you were in a play -- >> not a mug shot. that was in the play "desperate hours." >> cool. >> it was cool because it was in -- a high school play. and we had a magnificent director and stage director. he built a two-story house on stage that was our set for that play. >> very cool. we have a wedding photo. and of course we have known you for your signature trenchcoat and -- that trench coat is a -- has appeared and reappeared. i feel like every reporter worth his weight has got a trench coat, right? >> mine is special because i could take it home and stand it in the corner. it doesn't have to be hung. >> you can retire the trench coat -- >> we'll have a public burning of the trench coat, i think. >> goodness. we have wonderful, fond memories. sorry we couldn't share all the photos with you. hopefully we can post some on line. >> hope so. >> we can share those with the viewers. those

jo ann reed and matt shultz join us.he senate refused to take it up, but it could still be tacked on to other legislation. let me a ask mr. secretary of state. is there evidence of significant voter fraud? i mean significant. we outlaw murder because there's a murder problem. but we pass laws when we need them. that's a conservative view. why do we need to pass a law unless there's a need? what's the evidence of a significant level of voter fraud out there? >> well, we also pass laws to close loopholes we know about. and the thing about voter fraud, it's difficult to prove one way or another because we don't have video surveillance at the polls keeping track of everybody. so it's really tough to prove if somebody was cheating or not at various times. what we're trying to do is close a loophole. >> well you don't know. you're admitting you don't know. >> absolutely. we don't know. that's the point. but we do know there's a loophole. we need to close that loophole and make sure nobody is cheating. in iowa, our elections ar

by the way, the georgetown law student insulted by rush limbaugh will be ed shultz's guests tonight.eorgetown has great students. i'm so lucky to live in the same town as that great school. it's a great university. i personally am offended. >>> remember when mitt romney said he was a hunter? well romney's position on guns has evolve d. he gets so, well, just like he was a minute ago. he's not comfortable with the issue. he doesn't cling to guns. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc.. i knew it'd be tough on our retirement savings, especially in this economy. but with three kids, being home more really helped. man: so we went to fidelity. we talked about where we were and what we could do. we changed our plan and did something about our economy. now we know where to go for help if things change again. call or come in today to take control of your personal economy. get free one-on-one help from america's retirement leader. >>> back to "hardball." now for the sideshow. first up, master of disguise. remember when mitt romney got caught stepping all over himself when he tried to stri

especially want to thank my close friend and leader of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman shultz[applause] outstandingt my young ambassador to israel is in the house, dan shapiro. [applause] i understand dan is perfecting his hebrew on his new assignment and i appreciate the constant outreach to the people of israel. by pleased that we're joined so many officials including michael horn. tomorrow, i'm looking forward to welcoming prime minister netanyahu and his delegation back to the white house. [applause] every time i come to aipac, i'm especially impressed to see so many young people here. you do not yet get the front seat, so i understand. you have to earn that. but students from all of the country who are making their voices heard and engaging deeply in our democratic space. you carry with you an extraordinary legacy of more than six decades of friendship between the united states and israel. you have the opportunity, and a responsibility, to make your own mark on the world. for inspiration, you can look to the man who preceded me on this stage, who is being honored at this

"the ed show" with ed shultz starts right now. >>> good evening, memamericans,d welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york. breaking news from sanford, florida. according to our nbc affiliate in orlando, the sanford, florida, city council has passed a no confidence motion in sanford police chief, bill lee. it's the latest news in the trayvon martin tragedy that is gripping america. the country is hungry for justice and washington is paying attention. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> the crime was committed. my son is murdered. my son is not with us no more. nothing can bring him back. >> the trayvon martin killing could be the emmett till moment of our time and justice is still not done. >> i just want this guy arrested so he can be brought to justice. >> we're going to orlando for the latest. >>> florida lawmakers are running away from the stand your ground law. the man who signed the law in 2005 today endorsed mooiitt rom. >> it's common sense to allow people to defend themselves. >>> a top romney adviser shakes up the republican race. >> i think he hit a reset button

. >> secretary shultz, you have dealt with a lot of difficult issues over the years. what would you do about iran and what to advice would you give president obama and benjamin netanyahu? >> i subscribe to what bill said completely. however, if we have a situation where sanctions are beginning to work, and it looks to me like they are, the financial pressures are great. that is the real pressure. . it seems to me we cannot allow iran to drop out diplomatic process, which they used to gain time to develop their weapons. i think we would have to move energetically. i would say something like, you say you're developing your in richmond capacity for peaceful purposes. -- enrichment capacity for peaceful purposes. it exceeds what you would need in a nuclear power plant. the russians are supplying the fuel for it as it is. if you mean that this is for civilian purposes, you must be wanting to sell uranium on the international market. we will help you do that. that means you have to be part of some international fuel cycle regime that includes having knowledgeable people in

especially want to thank my close friend and leader of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman shultz[applause] i'm glad that my outstanding young ambassador to israel is in the house, dan shapiro. [applause] i understand dan is perfecting his hebrew on his new assignment and i appreciate the constant outreach to the people of israel. i'm pleased that we're joined by so many officials including michael horn. [applause] in many ways, this award is a symbol of the ties that bind ourtomorrow, i'm looking forward to welcoming prime minister netanyahu and his delegation back to the white house. [applause] every time i come to aipac, i'm especially impressed to see so many young people here. you do not yet get the front seat, so i understand. you have to earn that. but students from all of the country who are making their voices heard and engaging deeply in our democratic space. you carry with you an extraordinary legacy of more than six decades of friendship between the united states and israel. you have the opportunity, and a responsibility, to make your own mark on the world. for inspira

palestinian office shultz shuls saying three people were killed today including a teenager.ths have been reported since they began on friday. israel's minister of defense, the air strike says it's a response to barrage of rockets being fired from gaza into towns in southern israel. when it comes to israel's confrontation with iran, former head of them say they shouldn't rush to attack iran's nuclear facility. the mayor warns it could set off a regional war. on cbs' "60 minutes" he says there's still more time for diplomacy. >> you have said publicly that bombing iran now is the stupidest idea you've ever heard. that's a direct quote. >> attack on iran before you explore all other approaches is not the right way, how to do it. >> dagan says a nuclear armed iran is not an israeli problem, it's an international problem. >>> when the comic strip meets the editorial page, the creator of doonsburgry defending his latest comic strip which takes on a texas law that requires women to undergo an ultrasound before getting an abortion. in the strip a woman visits an abortion clinic and

we're going to talk to the dnc chairwoman debbie waser man shultz about the timing of that.nteresting. >>> also, does the constitution po protect homegrown terrorists? attorney general holder is going to talk about when it is okay to target americans overseas. >>> and our "get real" this morning, a guy who is a movie buff wanted to have snacks at the concession stand. now has a lawsuit because he thinks concession stand snacks are extortion. truly. you're watching "starting point." we'll dig into that right after this. i'm robert shapiro. over a million people have discovered how easy it is to use legalzoom for important legal documents. so start your business, protect your family, launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. launch your dreams. like splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. splenda® essentials™ are the first and only line of sweeteners with a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every p

and shultz was held responsible and taken off the air for a bit.ad a full throated apology. we all need to hold these folks responsible. there is no place for this. you just listed off all of these folks. this is another example of why we need more women involved. it is more difficult to make those statements if you are sitting at a table with a woman across from you. i think the entire dialogue says to me and women and men who care that we need to work to change the political dialogue. one of the best ways to change is to involve more women in the process. the first place to do that is by electing more women to the house, senate, legislatures around the country. we can get off of these topics and focus on what we need to do for the future of our country to ensure we have a strong economy. at emily's list, we work with is stored numbers of women running for the cycle. i believe we have the potential to make great change in november. host: man is calling on the independent line. are you involved -- amanda is calling on independent line. are you invo

given the sale, i just wanted to put it out there and i should point out on the conference call, shultz controlling our destiny with what we think we need to do and that's where green mountain and others should be concerned. >> quickly, though, ken accord defending green mountain, it's different, one is brued coffee, one is more coffees and espressos and defending green mountain saying they are not directly competitors unless it's a small sliver. do you believe that? >> no, it's a competitor machine, and they are out with the new patented v-cup. >> isn't it only a threat if you believe that people only want to brew starbucks? if i want to brew starbucks plus other coffees, i'll buy a keurig? >> starbucks is a large company out there. the biggest coffee company out there in a sense, and i think you have a lot of choices now when it comes to the k-cups. remember, we're moving to the v-cup and starbucks is going to sell their machine at high-end specialty stores in addition to where they're starting at starbucks. this is a moving -- this industry is starting to evolve. single serve is here