not other people who would be great leaders to work for, but all of them were so intelligent, so thoughtful, so interested in the details of public policy. when i was asked about ron barack's book about obama, i was so upset about the thesis that he was being dragged along by others. i sat in march in a six-hour meeting in the roosevelt room on whether we should go forward with our stress test. the fact that the economic team did not totally agree to meant that the president had to sit there at the most complex financial issues imaginable and go back and forth quizzing some of the top economists and financial experts in the world and then making what ultimately proved to be a very wise call. that is not something you can do without both an enormous amount of intelligence, without you being the one who was running the show, often because you're economic advisers will be divided at times and you have to make the call. >> as you brief him every day, who sits in that meeting? >> we spent quite a bit of time with him, but sometimes it fluctuates. the budget negotiations with speaker baiting -- s

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eight to ten percent from its recent lows in two thousand and eight but that hasn't changed coble so thought a good global supply of oil so you know i think it's wonderful for the smaller independent oil and gas companies of the united states that production has come back so on shore they'll certainly see higher production and higher profits but that doesn't mean that the united states on a net basis is going to go through a significant supply growth period over the next decade say out to two thousand and twenty now here's a straight up or down economics question for you what's tripper for the us to develop alternative energy to continue inventing other countries like somalia yemen libya iraq sudan are supporting these countries to get oil let's taper the current fall foreign policy or develop the technological alternative sources but it's a fairly easy question i mean just look with that in context america built out its highway system after world war two one fourteen dollar oil we're now trying to run that system and repair that system and maintain that system on one hundred dollars oil is

so i thought it has a layer of theme. >> let's talk about some of the other elements in the peace.walking along, and there is a weather vane. there's a sweet little bird hanging on the side. what kind of bird is that? >> [inaudible] the smallest of the gulf species, and it lives around the bay area. >> you want to talk about the types of flour patterns that you send? >> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here? >> that is the california quail. >> coming up here, we had a little blustery theme. what is this area here? >> this is supposed to

well i always thought hawaiian shirts were more representative florida than it was of hawaii so i thought maybe his decision and if that was right i mean with retirement costume give me something i was actually really shocked that this morning when i turned on fox and friends that i didn't see you know obama's war on costumes the war on aloha i mean i just i was really disappointed they really dropped the ball there because he's clearly waging a jihad against the war on a lie and like that when i actually heard that they did take a picture in kenya but they refused to release the negative. long form. i'm just a little disappointed you know i thought it was a little more fun that i expected a little more out of obama. so we've spent a good part of the beginning of the show basically ragging on the g.o.p. presidential contenders and how much they suck and how silly and ridiculous and scary they sound when it comes to foreign policy and herman cain i think probably by far it takes the cake when it comes to the guy that clearly just doesn't know anything and so we saw everyone saw. they could

so i'm wondering what your thoughts are. how that transition went what lessons might be learned from the transition including the reconciliation commission. and the current status of. i think that one of the things that's most inspiring about the resistance to dictatorship that we see in the middle east is how committed folks to maintaining a peaceful way of actually it was a state. when in fact people have actually when they have even violence on the protests aside it's been very minimal and it's been more in terms of defense in the likes of that and say i do think that you know someone that has inspired leadership. trying to ensure that we understood what we were fighting and what we could not was really helpful because you know as a young activists at the age of fifteen you see things in black and white terms but what is it that you are fighting a war is that that you are not personally at the age of fifteen you're talking about fighting white people. and the white power structure in the white house well what ease you hav

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and he is so sharp he can chop wood with his thoughts. i would like to welcome a first time guest, larry o'connor. and failure wreaks of him. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so bright that the sun is told not to stair directly at him. it is tucker carlson. fox news contributor and editor in chief of "the daily caller." and he is a total fake who should drowned in a lake. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> the bureau intends to report that the prime minister silvio berlusconi will be retiring very soon. a little advice for the prime minister. loosely translated that is the sooner you resign the easier it will be for you to acquire all manor of boobies without the evil press or unwashed masses. >> gio i didn't know you were bilingual. >> i am t ry lingual. >> he used a presser to address her. herman cain took accusations of sexual harass harassment head on the at a phoenix press n conference. i wonder if he tried to remember if he rec cog easy -- recognized sharon bialek and didn't. >> i

i thought before i just -- i had completely burnt all the bridges but i thought maybe i didn't. so i thought maybe i should take a little hiatus so i don't ruin it all. it was already ruined. >> how did it go, the boxing? >> it went good. we had a dozen fights over five years. we had nine wins and two draws and six knockouts and we did good. i had freddy roach -- >> fantastic character. did you ever think you could have been a proper contestant? >> i never say could have, would have, should have. i accomplished what i needed to accomplish going back at the age i accomplished, that's about all i could accomplish if that makes sense to you. >> but what does it give you, that feel wlug get in the ring? >> i needed the discipline. i didn't have that. i didn't know what to do with myself when i got up in the morning. i didn't know what to do in the afternoon. i was up all night. i was burning the candle at both ends. i needed something to center me. the acting want doing it, staying on my motorcycle wasn't doing it. it was time to park my bike. i don't like to use the word reinvent myse

so i thought i ought not squander the. ave to step up as not just a citizen and as a journalist, but a father and husband and grandfather. and if i see these things, i had to write about them and try to start this dialogue, which is i'm trying to do with this book about where we need to get to next. now when our family, we ought to a lot of different things. meredith is here tonight. she's got a micro-finance and mullally. i've got a totter on the board of habitat year. another daughter who spent a lot of time in haiti this year living in a temple with rodents crawling all over her. she was down there doing grief counseling. another daughter worked for the international rescue committee because we were raised by parents and grandparents who just saw that as part of the national calling of life, that she gave back in some fashion. so i've done that, but i like to think my larger contribution is to turkey to engage people in the events that defined their time. the inyo passages in the book precisely about the legacy of parent

she realized their bond was so strong that they should marry. >> translator: i thought, he's the only one i want to marry. did you think so, too? >> translator: i've always thought so. >>> in other cases, many couples who had never formalized their partnership with a wedding ceremony held one after the disaster. the couples say that life is unpredictable. so more than ever, they want to strengthen their life-long commitment. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post-march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives on the fallout from the earthquake and tsuna tsunami. "nuclear watch" brings you insight and information on the impact of the fukushima daiichi crisis. and "the road ahead" examines japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss "nuclear watch" and "the road ahead" on newsline. >>> in thailand, measures to protect central bangkok from flooding are succeed bug water is being trapped in areas to the north. the floodwater had threatened e to reach central bangkok. the bangkok metropolitan authority closed flood gates and canals to

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. >> reporter: the aspca thought so. it also thought highley of some of the people and the work they did in baltimore city to combat animal abuse. we will explain that and tell how else will be awarded coming up tonight. >> thank you. facebook may make it easy tore keep up with your friends but it's also easy for bullying. more than 80% who use the sites have witnessed people being bullied and being mean. that's according to a new report by the internet and american life project. about a quarter of the team surveyed had an online interaction that later turned in to a face to face confrontation but the same survey showed must had an something online that made them feel good. >>> to learn about a series of games to learn about bullying check out our website and click on the story do you feel safe from bullies? >>> it wasn't a storm but bge has been work around the clock to turn the gas back on for people in locust point. how much longer they may have to wait. >>> the president working to broaden the no child left behind off

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what his next move will be is a mystery to everybody, even him so we thought regis might appreciate advicem his fans so sent a camera out on hollywood boulevard today to find out what america thinks regis should do. >> regis, i think you should come back to the show. we need you. >> you put your dues in. go to palm springs and do -- what was that? you know, golf, golf a lot. >> i think he should create a new pajama line. >> go out like a jeep since you already out, you already out there, go out there like a g. the media already took you out. you took yourself out doing what you [ bleep ] did and it's just pitiful. >> do you have any advice for regis philbin? >> didn't he just die? >> jimmy: thinking of someone else. so there you have it. the wisdom of the masses. today is or was depending upon where you're watching cyber monday. cyber monday is a day that every store online puts everything on sale -- it's basically black friday for people too lazy to put on pants. experts project that online sales for today alone could exceed $1.2 billion. according to a survey released today nearly 60% of

in the last five years or so i haven't thought about teen mania all that much.f a friend invited me to go to a cult seminar and how cults work and i thought i'll go listen and i was surprised what they were describing in the seminar was what i had experienced and the recovery process and the symptoms of coming out of cult life were all things that i had gone through and that was a real light bulb moment for me. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> learning to live in the real world again is so hard. >> it is hard. >> at least i did, i kept trying to make everyone informed to my way of living to what i thought christianity was and i thought they're lazy and i'm not really saved and i thought i'm the only one that's really saved around here. i was in the choir at 18 and i didn't know what god was. i was just going to church as more of a social thing at the time. i didn't really care about my relationship with the lord, but once i experienced, it was like a drug. i was hooked. it was amazing. it definitely was life changing. upon. >> let me hear your battle cry tonig tonight! ♪ ♪ >> whoever s

so i thought it has a layer of theme. >> let's talk about some of the other elements in the peace.s a weather vane. there's a sweet little bird hanging on the side. what kind of bird is that? >> [inaudible] the smallest of the gulf species, and it lives around the bay area. >> you want to talk about the types of flour patterns that you send? >> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here? >> that is the california quail. >> coming up here, we had a little blustery theme. what is this area here? >> this is supposed to be the side view, the expense of the golden gate bridge. >> there it is. >> there are really beautiful elements of architecture still around, i would say that it gives that feeling over to the work. >> what are your hopes for it? >> that in a way it just becomes part of the area. i think it is starting to have that feeling. people utilize it. they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and, and have their lunch and play on that -- they sit and come and have their lunch and play on it. just for it to be part of the neigh

i invited people into my life and so they actually thought that they had a role to play and i got burned that regard. but that was largely my fault. and so you learn from your mistakes. what does maya say, when you know better you do better and that's exactly what i have done. >> so if you could do it all over again you wouldn't vey publicized marriage and wedding? >> well, remember i had a publicized wedding. i didn't have a publicized marriage. >> that's true. >> i did make choices after the wedding ceremony. i would definitely not have done a public wedding, because what i did was is i turned the marriage into being all about the spectacle. >> yeah. >> and it didn't stand a chance, quite frankly. i'm sad that it didn't work out. i am. i'm very, have been sad. but i've moved. if you think about how long ago that was. i have to think about the fact that i've been dating the same guy as i was married. >> right. will you ever get married again. >> gosh that's a question they get asked quite often. i'm not sour. i'm somebody who loves love. >> uh-huh. >> but i've kind of been there, done t

pizza friday was always our favorite in school, so we thought pizza in the park would be a great holiday treat. >> in addition to the pizza, there were backpacks stuffed with hats, gloves, and other winter essentials. down 10-3. it's picked off by dc native and former dunbar high stand out, dante davis. it's grossman's tenth interception of the season. bad rex. third quarter, it's 10-6 miami. moore, back to pass, and look out for number 91. sacked by ryan kerrigan, moore fumbles, recovered by steven boeing. kerrigan's second forced fumble in the game. redskins would end up with another field goal. fourth quarter, washington trails 13-9 on first and goal. have to score a touchdown. guess what? yep. intercepted. this time by carlos danceby, grossman's second interception of the game. so that leads to this. miami with the ball, reggie bush in motion. gets the handoff around the end. breaks some tackles and takes it in for an 18-yard touchdown. the dolphins beat the redskins, 20-9. winning their second in a row. washinredskinshim. another historically bad performance. mike shanahan has lost

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so we thought this all through, if you can imagine, from every angle. is a synopsis, i think, of our legislation, as much as possible. i am open for questions, and i would like to bring up my aide, but please feel free. president o'neal: thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. commissioner adams: congratulations for being appointed san francisco sheriff. supervisor mirkarimi. -- mirkarimi: thank you. commissioner adams: even though they are collecting the fee, there are such small margins. there are smaller businesses, if you can keep those at 10 cents. regarding everything else, when the original legislation came through, i thought, oh, my god, what am i going to do? i use bags when i go grocery shopping. i use my canvas bag. my company gives them out as a promotion, and i see them used all over town, so that would be my on the recommendation. i am good with this. supervisor mirkarimi: it is well noted, and we will talk to find out what that will look like. a very obvious distinction is that four or five years ago, when we did the legislation, we were well opp

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he wrote a great, lengthy blog about how the military inspires him and how much this woman was so thoughtfuland together. she kept asking him throughout the night, are you having fun? are you comfortable. he was moved at how the marines are raising these types of people. he wrote the most impassioned thing. i think she was expecting to have the night of her life or we were all expecting her to and he really did. they danced a little bit. not sure if it's a slow dance or not. i love this girl because we spoke to her on friday. i said listen, if everything goes as well as it could go how does the end of the night look? she said i'm going to leave it up to j.t. i'm up for anything. i won't jump on him, but i'm up for anything. who knows. >> they look good together in the picture. >> what's the latest with kim kardashian? >> let me quickly add, she will be calling justin timberlake tomorrow. tomorrow at noon, we'll get the full skinny. kris humphreys as a hometown lawyer to represent him. we imagine an ironclad prenup. we'll find out. he's got a lawyer and we're ready to go. first interview come

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will maybe you can do a little intro and the congress man we will hear your thoughts then make this a dialogue. >> thank you so much pro i thought i had known a fair amount about you, congressmen but i learned a lot more when i read your book. one fingerprint 34 today is when you moved to new york city from tennessee coming after you graduated from morehouse coming you started to work at the brooklyn public library and an aspiring novelist and playwright. i did not know that so i thought today was extremely inappropriate to have you here. you told me before the were still working on a novel and i am looking forward to the year cahal next year to talk about your novel rather than "the peacock elite" the first eddie of the congressional black caucus that you are a member of 24 years when you were serving in washington. but you never quite come out to say what "the peacock elite" is but i think at times it is positive and other times in negative but who are "the peacock elite" with the congressional black caucus and why is it sometimes good and bad? >> thank you very much for the introduction and also for having

so i thought it was a good compromise and i didn't think it would hurt the economy. i didn't understand why we went to 15%, i personally thought that was way too low because the average person pays with all the deductions and everything about 20.5% of taxes and i don't think you want capital gains to get too much below that. that's not good policy. but i thought it was an honorable compromise. now where are we now? when i raised the corporate tax rate from 33% to 35% on corporations of incomes over $10 million a year, that put us smack dab in the middle of all the rich countries. since then everybody's done two things, they've lowered their corporate tax rate and they have stopped taxing the income that corporations earn in other countries when it comes home. >> jon: there's amnesty on that money. they can bring it home. >> other countries. we still do it we say you get a deduction from what you pay in other countries but you still owe the 35% my in us the deduction. >> jon: but the real corporate tax rate is much lower than that. >> so the reason i think it should c

percent labor party that rejects corporate money so was the shutdown of the oakland harbor a good strategy for the movement while the mayor of oakland thought so calling it a good day for the ninety nine percent even though police arrested him period as does it is the end of the day the protesters did manage to shut down the nation's busiest port it based on your comments that's only a small part of what needs to be done in a much bigger strategy. now as always thank you for your responses and here's our next question for you earlier in the show we spoke about the growing wealth divide between the young and old but some people say those numbers are misleading so we think is there a real divide between generations to be concerned about or something trumped up to create an intergenerational warfare you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows response just might. now like trends are underway in mississippi today and the truly insane personhood amendments is being voted on as we speak now it's called initiative twenty six i believe legislation defines a fertilized egg as a person so legally it's totally incoherent the m

you that you are yes yes i don't know if you thought was i was so we have four or four thousand patriots arrested and how many bank stars are going to jail how many banks toure's you call it have broken the law zero zero exactly what is your answer not anyway how many if you're. wrong how many of them have been charged and convicted any not listen here remember oaken are there you are seeing an evil party a little hell even if you like something that i see at the school yard at the great school there that's not police brutality you have to. go deer no they were very sad and we were having i believe that my that and a free country that i don't that the police don't have the right to jab me with and i mean people have to get part. of overdoses and shoot each other before you think maybe these how many spoiled him started ideal need how many people can be unemployed for months and months and months ahead what has it without us you know as you see how easy it would have been the way out is you know now after publicly for council because i'm crazy i'm you can sort of he said it was a rifle he