susie: with inflation barely rising, the nation's seniors won't be getting any extra cash in their social security checks this year. but some lawmakers want to change that. >> paul: with the fed pledging to keep rates low, tonight's "market monitor" guest thinks bonds will stay attractive. he's eric takaha, portfolio manager of franklin templeton's strategic income fund. >> susie: then, so much for chicago. the 2016 olympics go to rio! it becomes the first south american city to host the international sporting event. >> paul: i'm paul kangas. >> susie: and i'm susie gharib. this is "nightly business report" for friday, october 2. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. the job market news today-- not good. the unemployment rate is now at 9.8% after american businesses cut 263,000 jobs in september, more than economists expected. when you do the math on layoffs, more than seven million people have lost their jobs since th

charles who gave the public option for flood insurance, socialism that helps people, bad, socialism that helps property, good. >>> sarah palin has a winner at bookstores, one problem, her co-author, her last project is defending his god which is better than a muslim's god and she called the democrats the party of treason and subversion. >>> newt gingrich real eyes he gave an award to a strip club and a california porn mega store. and you'll never believe who just drew the birthers and loathsome rules. >> warning this product. may be cancerous. may be cancerous. >> see, he was holding up on ten of copenhagen's snuff and went to the city of copenhagen, so that comparison was intellectual. the birthers are crazy. and he is a cynic. and a nation made great by believers, so says republican senator lindsay graham. >> only in america can you make that much money crying. >> that's czar lindsay graham to you. all that and more on "countdown." >> when will it end? >>> the finance committee shared by democrats, populated with a majority consisting of democrats has not only crafted a bill that caref

where 6682,000 property owners have their handout for socialized property insurance.e than 36,000 scooping up $1.5 billion in claims last year alone. it's not that some politicians don't care about the health of all americans as much as they care about the wealth of those meshes who can afford waterfront property. and perhaps a less callous explanation -- greed. can't with principle because mandatory socialized subsidized property insurance is even more socialist than public health insurance. you can get insurance even if you've already flooded, even if you've chose b to live in a high-risk area. even if you know there's a big rainfall or hurricane coming. but what really matters to congress is that insurance companies oppose the public option but they love mandatory socialized government-run property insurance. according to the new york times, americans pay about $2.3 billion in flood premiums every year. insurance companies get $1 billion out of that, almost half of it just for selling their policies. without a single dollar at risk. private insurance companies make

kiss the social security benefits goodbye. is the law. [ female announcer ] new swiffer wet jet cleans so deep, you'll love it. your old mop will just have to get over it... [ engine rattles ] [ man ] love stinks! ♪ love stinks! ♪ yeah! yeah! [ female announcer ] new swiffer wet jet is redesigned. it cleans deep in corners. its solution penetrates layers of dirt and its absorbent pad locks it away to clean better than a mop. the newly redesigned swiffer wet jet. ♪ love stinks! neil: well, did she medicare. that is happening to some people as we speak -- ditch medicare. you uncovered something. there is a social security problem, right? >> yes, sir. neil: explain. >> i signed up for medicare when i was 62, and i have health insurance from a high your employer -- from a previous employer, and that makes you ineligible for a health savings account if you are in medicare, so i started to try to find out how to avoid medicare, and i found out that you cannot unless you give-ups social security. i was astonished. neil: -- unless you

would be verified with the social security administration. if that person is a citizenship, it will be checked with s.s.a.'s records as well. if they are not a u.s. citizen, they are required to supply their a-number or i-94 number. we also require that people submit their income information which we verify with the i.r.s. >> so all of that is in the chairman's mark? >> that is correct. >> and all of that would continue to be there under my amendment? >> that is my understanding of your amendment. >> that is about all the explanation i can think of to give you. >> mr. chairman, may i ask a question? >> the chairman is right there. >> are those required in everything? in other words, not just the tax credit? are they required for the other portions of the bill or the other government programs in the bill? the medicade expansion -- >> we got confused. could i ask your indulgence? could you repeat your question? >> yes. the requirements that you just read off, are those requirements for all the new programs in the bill, required for some kind of

. >> they had their experiment with socialism in europe and the folks didn't like it and they're voting it out. >> that's true, but the fact of the matter is we're going more towards socialism, but what really surprises me is how the dyed in the wools in this country thinks the system is onreproach as if wall street did nothing wrong and if the liars didn't tell some untruths. we have to be truthful about our own capitalist system or we will have and increasing shift towards socialism. >> there is enough criticism against capitalism. we don't applaud people who broke the law or acted stupidly, but that doesn't mean capitalism is wrong. >> look, you can reform capitalism. that is not calling for and at tack on capitalism t needs to be reformed in this country. there are only two people behind bars from the credit bubble bursting and the bear stearns managers an 16 bankers from the s and s&l crisis put behind bars. michael moore puts as an example of countries he likes, france, japan, germany, they are all capitalist countries. it is ironic that he is holding up the same structures that h

he talked about social justice. social justice is taking money from one group and giving it to another. he talked about economic justice, the same thing. he talked about the political and community organizing, and the events in the organizing on the ground that cobble together the coalitions of power that lead to redistributive change. let me break this down even simpler. do you remember the exchange between candidate obama and joe the plumber? >> if the economy is good for folks from the bottom up, it's going to be good for everybody. i think when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody. glenn: he was being honest there. he believes when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody. that's marxism! what happened? joe the plumber was destroyed. the media, even members of the government got involved, going through his records and destroyed him. for what? for walking across the street and asking a candidate a question? you don't ask about marxism! spreading the wealth around. well, that's not a

build up more credits and then ultimately take your social security benefit. you're perfectly capable of working now. it will generate a much larger check from social security, the longer you wait to take it. and you will have earned money when you're capable, rather than what happens to so many people that get older and they won't be able to work, but they need the money. >>> next on "clark howard" -- >> when i logged in, the website asked for my bank name first, my routing number and then my user i.d. and password to my bank account. and that's where i immediately stopped. >> if she knows about the money, and she turns out not to be responsible? >> caller: i hope not. >> you can't keep her from taking the money and blowing it. >> caller: okay. >> so kind of keep it quiet that this money is there. >>> do you have a question for me? well, it's so easy to ask me a question. just go to cnn.com/clarkhoward and post your online video question for me. if you do so, you could be right here with me on money coach, where you get to ask me your question about your wall

i don't know if it's once a year or twice a year, you know, the social security sends you a statement saying you have so many credits based on -- shows your income over the years and shows if you retire at 62, it's approximately this or at 65, full retirement. i want to know if you have any idea how accurate those numbers are. >> very. >> caller: okay. >> those are very accurate, because especially as you get close to retirement, they are almost right on the money. >> caller: that's good. i'm pleasantly surprised. >> so that's not something to worry about. by the way, your social security check is going to be fine if you're getting close to that stage. >> caller: in february i turn 62. >> you're going to be fine. >> caller: the trick is trying to figure out, of that check, if i keep working versus if i take something part time. my wife works part-time, i could get by on part-time -- >> do it. >> caller: but i'm just trying to figure out -- >> do it. sometimes i talk in absolutes and sometimes i hem and haw. i will tell you that you will smile so long through your retirement years if y

when obama fails i see it as socialism failing and socialism shouldn't be in america. tucker carlson dowry jekt utterly the contemptible notion addressed by my viewer? >> nice way to frame the question. you wanted the united states to get the olympics. i want us to get it every four years. it's bad news actually. this whole episode points at the real possibility obama doesn't know what he is doing he doesn't have good political judgment. staking your credibility on an outcome you can't control is stupid. that's politics 101. any one who would do that is liable to miss handle much more important matters here. i wasn't heartened by this at all. i took no pleasure in it. this guy has a lot of power. he is trying to get more, trying to control our lives in all sorts of ways. if he is not a wise person that's dangerous. >> you make a bad political calculation and say that's fair game. there are many reports most of them in the blogosphere but in some published accounts as well that cheers actually erupted in the newsroom of the weekly standard when it was announced chicago

and if you're trusting enough, your social security number. i chose to put it in there to see what it would show for me. guess what it showed for me, i was at pretty high risk of identity theft. thank goodness i've already frozen my credit score. i've been on the air 22 years and just when i think i've heard it all -- i hear something you're not going to believe. the call you're going to hear next is one that combines two of my least-favorite things. payday loans and bill collectors. and wait 'til you hear this story. >>> michael's with us. michael, how are you doing? >> caller: i'm doing great, clark. how are you? >> wonderful, thank you. you have some collectors that are bugging you. let's talk about them. >> caller: about six years ago, my wife and i got into some financial problems that we're working through. she made a very bad decision. and she did a payday loan over the internet. >> oh. >> caller: we knew it was a problem. we got it taken care of and everything. but actually about six years after that, we start, she gets a call at work,

and opening up can develop china, develop socialism, and develop marxism.the chinese people are confident and capable of building our own country and make contributions to the world. [applause] >> next came the march past year the four nations of soldiers are composed of the army, navy, air force, and a second of jewelry force of the people's liberation army. the people's armed police force and reserve force, as well. the special forces whose mission includes anti terror and emergency response made their debut. servicemen and women in the breakup from china's elite troops. they have served with distinction in wartime and the adverse military missions including earthquake and disaster relief, anti-terrorism an international peacekeeping operations. the parade included 30 formations of vehicles and equipment. 52 types of new weapons systems work displayed, all developed and made in china that include china's model of intercontinental nuclear missiles. this included a new generation of tanks, sophisticated radar, early warning and control aircraft, and vehicle

is that socialism? or talk about citizen wealth that you would have basic. >> sharing the wealth. >> did it say sharing the wealth. >> yes, share the wealth. >> we believed in equitable of benefits and rights that people have. we stand accused of that and guilty of believes that people have a better life. that is not socialism. >> he would open acorn braff in texas and south dakota. by 1980, it was in 20 state country . by 2008 rafte built a vast organization he told us he envisioned from the beginning. >> i could make it happen in arkansas. we'll makes it happen anywhere. >> is acorn good for america? >> acorn has been rotten for america. >> fox news reporting the truth about acorn. we'll be right back. cheez-it® bakes so much real cheese... in such small bites, people are wondering, how does cheez-it® do it? - i know! - three, two, one. ( beeping, whirring ) ♪ - baking complete! - ( bell dings ) cheez-it®! where do you come up with this stuff? hi, dad! lots and lots of cheese baked into little, little

i need your name and social right here.ive this back to me. >> a lot of people are experiencing unemployment for the first time in their lives and they don't know exactly how the process works. i'm at a state unemployment office. we're going to hear what people experience when they walk in. plus, what unemployment has been like for them. how are you today? >> let's get your advice to work. >> we're here with elizabeth who is a real brainiac. >> you have just completed a degree in -- >> physics from emory university, my master's, actually. >> are there services for you there to help you network and look for opportunities? >> yes, there are. the career center is available for two years for any graduate. i came here just to expand my number of opportunities, to look for jobs. >> and you seemed pretty energetic and enthusiastic about this. >> it is -- it is sometimes difficult to be enthusiastic, especially when you don't have a job. but you have to keep going forward and moving and always keep open to learning new things. >> h

she believes the music man reflects longstanding social demands between rich and poor, known as uptownowntown. >> the uptown person is an english speaker. could be a speaker of jamaican as well. but will speak in english most of the time. it's someone who lives in an area that is a residential area where you can't play loud music at night and parties must end at a certain time and the police do come when you call. and sex is not a topic of conversation. downtown is what we call disorderly, untidy. you live in the industrial areas or the business areas and you are likely not to have much privacy. you speak, quote, unquote, badly. downtown, you are allowed to express yourself. downtown, you are a sexual being. >> they would never get dance hall to stop talking about sex because from a class perspective, there's a fundamental different way sex is discussed amongst dance hall people and amongst the so-called elite. dance hall has gone uptown. dance hall was once exclusively downtown. a lot of uptown kids, a lot of uptown people love dance hall. >> for an island that is renown worldwide for

the post said bob mcdonnell took office and began passing his social agenda... and the post confirmed that he voted to deny access to birth control. they said mcdonnell even opposed equal pay for women. no matter what his ads say, bob mcdonnell can't cover up his record. i'm creigh deeds, candidate r governor, anmy campaign sponsored this ad. from that first dollar forward, cash flow isn't just an important thing to small business. it's everything. that's why pnc is introducing your new cfo, cash flow options designed to effectively improve your cash flow. cfo helps every dollar work harder. from the very first dollar to the last dollar of the day. get in touch with your new cfo. pnc. leading the way. >>> details about an extortion plot involving david letterman. >> a cbs employee was threatening to expose the host's sexual secrets. a producer for the cbs crime show pled not guilty to charges that he tried to blackmail david letterman. he demanded $2 million to stay quiet about the late-night host 's sexual liaison with female staffers. >> i have had sex with wo

. >> what are you going to do give the fireman a bill, is that socialism? you're not going to go to parks or public hospitals, highways? this whole thing of using the word socialism, which by the way was a good thing, that's why hitler named his party socialism because the connotation was that everybody shares in the success. >> not everybody. >> success of the nation. >> not the jews, not in his case. >> he used socialism. >> yes, i know. >> double speak. >> not the way he used it, the way it was known before he used it was an all inclusive thing and in france they have what they call social democracy. you have free enterprise. you have capitalism but you also take care of the disenfranchised. it's not a mystery. >> yeah. >> it's this -- this rabid right thing -- >> what about the racism. >> but i have no opinion on this. >> what about the racism question on obserama? you said i'm concerned there are still serious issues of race relations as exemplified in the sotomayor confirmation hearings and the arrest of professor gates that we need to be better inves

the post said bob mcdonnell took office and began passing his social agenda... and the post confirmed that he voted to deny access to birth control. they said mcdonnell even opposed equal pay for women. no matter what his ads say, bob mcdonnell can't cover up his record. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. >>> your watching abc seven news at 6:00. on your side. >> a local police chief is under investigatio for selling weapons from the trunk of his patrol car. this afternoon, is the police officers searched the home and cars of morningde police chief. police are investigating a claim that he sold a block handgun and a shotgun out of the trunk of his police car. >> it was in his police cruiser. he backed his car into my day and showed me a weapons. in >> but would not think something like this would happen. >> the chief denies any wrongdoing. authorities have retrieved the boat weapons. a trace of the serial number of the glock it was recovered by police in morningside. no charges have been filed. >>> deal or no deal, the q

i believe that all americs @lb to force a social agenda upon the court system and american people. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri. mr. skelton: i yield three minutes to my friend, my colleague, the chairman of the subcommittee on sea power and expeditionary force, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. taylor. the speaker pro tempore: how much time? mr. skelton: three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. taylor: let me begin by thanking chairman, ranking member for the phenomenal job they have done. let me begin by telling the gentleman from virginia i agree with much of what he said. i also remind the gentleman from virginia that like him i voted to send those young men and women to iraq and afghanistan. with that vote came my commitment to quip them -- equip them, pay them, take their of their families, to provide them with the very best equipment. the one thing that every american can agree on is we have the world's best army

they were part social security workers and part eyes and ears of the authority party.hey worked closely with the undercover police. but we found that most of last july's rioters did not come from here at all. they came from cash card, 1,000 miles away. -- they came from kashgar, one doze1,000 miles away. wherever we went, a squad of policemen came with this. they wanted to make certain we did not come into contact with radical muslim fundamentalists. >> twins and triplets are gathering in beijing to take part in the annual twins cultural festival. some 500 to 600 twins and other multiples are expected to attend the two-day festival. having twins is the only means of having more than one child. alexander mccall smith has entered into new territory in an opera. ♪ >> on the edge of the kalahari desert, in an old converted carriage, a bit of -- in an old converted garage, a bit of history is being made. >> it is very small. it is very intimate. >> the man behind it all is the novelist alexander mccall smith. it is his opera house and his first opera, inspired by shakespear

is that socialism? or to talk about citizen wealth, that you would have basic entitlement -- >> sharing the wealth. >> it says sharing the wealth in there. >> until we have shared the wealth. >> yes, we do believe in equitable distribution of any benefits and rights people have. so yeah, we stand accused of that. we're guilty of believing for people to have a better life in this country. i don't think that's socialism. >> by 1975 he would open acorn brafrpbls in texas and south dakota. by 1980, acorn was in 20 states across the country. by 2008, he had managed to build the vast organization he told us he envisioned right from the very beginning. >> if i could figure out a way to make something happen in arkansas we thought we might make it happen everywhere. >> has acorn been good for america? >> i would say acorn has been pretty rotten for america >> fox news reporting the truth >> fox news reporting the truth about acorn will return right [ominous music] [screeching] [dejectedly] oh. [screeching] [bar

is that socialism? or to talk about citizen wealth, that you would have basic entitlement -- >> sharing the wealth. >> it says sharing the wealth in there. >> until we have shared the wealth. >> yes, we do believe in equitable distribution of any benefits and rights people have. so yeah, we stand accused of that. we're guilty of believing for people to have a better life in this country. i don't think that's socialism. >> by 1975 he would open acorn brafrpbls in texas and south dakota. by 1980, acorn was in 20 states across the country. by 2008, he had managed to build the vast organization he told us he envisioned right from the very beginning. >> if i could figure out a way to make something happen in arkansas we thought we might make it happen everywhere. >> has acorn been good for america? >> i would say acorn has been pretty rotten for america >> fox news reporting the truth >> fox news reporting the truth about acorn will return right ♪ ofinannant re ool tellat wiuss er weteurrrlu m mt ds aryor y'

is that socialism? or to talk about citizen wealth, that you would have basic entitlement -- >> sharing the wealth. >> it says sharing the wealth in there. >> until we have shared the wealth. >> yes, we do believe in equitable distribution of any benefits and rights people have. so yeah, we stand accused of that. we're guilty of believing for people to have a better life in this country. i don't think that's socialism. >> by 1975 he would open acorn brafrpbls in texas and south dakota. by 1980, acorn was in 20 states across the country. by 2008, he had managed to build the vast organization he told us he envisioned right from the very beginning. >> if i could figure out a way to make something happen in arkansas we thought we might make it happen everywhere. >> has acorn been good for america? >> i would say acorn has been pretty rotten for america >> fox news reporting the truth about acorn will return right after the break. megyn: what drives an organization like acorn, a desire to help the poor or a

have you ever known a juvenile judge that was any more harsh than, say, a social worker? they want to sit around a little table and tell the juvenile to write an essay about why they did a bad thing, and then they can go home and have a cookie. i'm not kidding. i practiced in juvenile court before i got to big court, and that's the mentality there. >> if she is sent home to freely roam -- >> i'll bust a gasket. >> -- then lady justice must be taking a nap. it's absolutely ridiculous. because the reality is if this crime is premeditated she's going to be doing some adult time. you look at the seriousness of the case, the fact that it resulted in death. this kid is not going to be prosecuted in a juvenile hall but in real adult jail, and i think she's going to spend a lot of time there. >>> as the days grew longer and the search effort came up empty, everyone dreaded the news. >> we came into the possession of some written documents. the results of those documents gave us a person of interest. after questioning that individual, we were taken to the site where the body was -

the drinking started as a social thing. it never stopped.d never -- i asked her, the kids asked her. shet went to the betty ford clinic for awhile. it got to an aggressive relationship. instead of saying hello, every word was the "f" word. >> the booze? >> in my opinion. >> she said over the holidays in 2007, she sank into a depression. she said i didn't have a gun, but i didn't want to live. >> it's the time you were contemplating suicide. both of you were very crazy, it sounds at that time? >> i don't know what her situation was at that time. >> that's what she told "people" magazine. >> i'm not sure. i remember they said there was going to be a war. i didn't understand that, either. >> for 23 years, it wasn't a war. it was a war for some of that time? >> yeah. behind the scenes, there was serious hard times. her attorney, a.j. out of miami made a statement to "people" magazine saying it was going to be a war. that was the one thing that i begged linda, don't file for divorce. please don't file. when she publicly filed, that's what changed

is that socialism? or to talk about citizen wealth, that you would have basic entitlement -- >> sharing the wealth. >> it says sharing the wealth in there. >> until we have shared the wealth. >> yes, we do believe in equitable distribution of any benefits and rights people have. so yeah, we stand accused of that. we're guilty of believing for people to have a better life in this country. i don't think that's socialism. >> by 1975 he would open acorn brafrpbls in texas and south dakota. by 1980, acorn was in 20 states across the country. by 2008, he had managed to build the vast organization he told us he envisioned right from the very beginning. >> if i could figure out a way to make something happen in arkansas we thought we might make it happen everywhere. >> has acorn been good for america? >> i would say acorn has been pretty rotten for america >> fox news reporting the truth yg;wwgkóçó37wcwówg'çówóçoo ♪ at the end of the day in sitka, alaska, everyone awaits the return of the fishing boats. ♪

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is that socialism? or to talk about citizen wealth, that you would have basic entitlement -- >> sharing the wealth. >> it says sharing the wealth in there. >> until we have shared the wealth. >> yes, we do believe in equitable distribution of any benefits and rights people have. so yeah, we stand accused of that. we're guilty of believing for people to have a better life in this country. i don't think that's socialism. >> by 1975 he would open acorn brafrpbls in texas and south dakota. by 1980, acorn was in 20 states across the country. by 2008, he had managed to build the vast organization he told us he envisioned right from the very beginning. >> if i could figure out a way to make something happen in arkansas we thought we might make it happen everywhere. >> has acorn been good for america? >> i would say acorn has been pretty rotten for america >> fox news reporting the truth about acorn will return right want to know how fast it took my stiff joints to feel better? one pack. 6 days. that's elations

do professional athletes need to be socially responsible?e'll take on that question when we return. >> if i'm paying you, it may behoove you to shut up if you want to continue to get paid. that's just a fact. we can't ignore that. >>> welcome back to "our world" with black enterprise. we've all seen the headlines, michael vick, plaxico burress, serena williams, they and others have made headlines outsides the sport arena. what responsibility do they have to be responsible? joining us today to talk about this, steven a. smith, journalist and commentator. drew joyce, high school basketball coach at st. vincent st. mary. he also coached a guy you probably heard of, lebron james. and jonathan abrams, sports writer for "the new york times." gentlemen, welcome. greatly appreciate it. steven, you and i have talked about this over the years, publy, privately. let me put that to you. do these athlete have a responsibility to the community? >> i think they definitely do have a responsibility. but even more so, if you want to get paid, the reality is t

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he also had a social mission. he set about establishing a religious community. >> gandhi's quest to shake up the british raj began in his home state of gujarat. he decided to found ashram or religious community that would be at the heart of his political work and an inspiration to indian society, but he had few followers and not much money. this was not to be a community said in a row a dull. he chose a location here in one of india's most industrialized cities. its many textile mills have given it the nickname "the manchester of ndf -- of india." ashram was built on the ways crowns on the banks of a river and soon grew into an organized community of about 300 people. gandhi wanted it to return to the virtues of simple village life, especially the spinning and weaving of cloth that he believed could make indians self-sufficient. i have brought back to the ashram and and who grew appear in the 1920's with gandhi as a friend and inspiration. his father was gandhi's secretary and trusted adviser for over 25 years. to

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neil: people are talking about the socialization of america that we're becoming sweden.hat do you think? >> i get bored. it's not my job. my job is to comment on the freak parade, and he's part of it. neil: you mentioned sarah palin before. you had kidding references to her on your show in the past, but she could very well be the republican nominee in 2012. what do you think? >> well, i just think it's a horrifying thought. neil: why? >> she's a very nice lady, i'm sure, but she's a dope. neil: why do you say she's dope? >> she's just -- well, i don't know. >> she's coming out with a book. >> she can't read a book! >> that's not nice. >> i'm sure she s. neil: she is governor of a very important state, a big, big state. >> there's nine people there and a polar bear! she's fine, but mccain was idiotic for picking her and she should have had sense enough -- here is the thing, to be serious for a second. here is what in my mind calls into question her judgment. she should have had enough sense to know that she wasn't ready for, you know, to employ another trite phrase, prime

in france, they have social democracy. free enterprise, capitalism, you take care of the disenfranchi disenfranchised. it's not a mystery. it's a rabid right wing. >> what about the racism question on obama? you said i'm concerned there are still some serious issues of race relations, for example, as everyo exemplify in the sotomayor confirmation hearings and be brutally honest about. people do skirt the racist issue quite a bit. they like to think it's not a racist country, but in a way, it is. >> in a big way, it is. redlining in banks. still see health problems among the blacks and the hispanics and poor people that people of means don't have the same health problems. we put pollution next to poor neighborhoods. there's so much discrimination just built into the fabric of america. but also, 70 million people that we know of, maybe more, voted for obama. >> yes. >> this is -- this is a triumph for this country which is steep in this racist -- >> will it hold? will it hold, do you think? that's what i'm worried about. >>

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bill: people are starting to talk about the socialization of america. >> i get bored.il: you get bored? >> i get bored. that is not my job my job is to comment on the freak parade. neil: you mentioned sarah palin before. you had made reference to her on the past. she could very well be the republican nominee in 2012. what do you think? >> i think that is a horrifying thought. neil: why? >> she's a very nice lady, i am sure. she cannot read a book. i am sure she is. neil: she is governor of a very important state. >> there are nine people there and a polar bear. she's fine but john mccain was idiotic for picking her. she should have had sense of that. here is what calls into my mind her judgment. she should have known that she was not ready for prime time. to not be able to get through an interview with katie couric is absurd. not a rat. by the way that could have gone right by. you did not have to call attention to it. neil: you said it. >> the audience is already thinking, what time is beck going to be on? neil: dan rather i had him on yesterday. he was saying that th

the post said bob mcdonnell took office and began passing his social agenda... and the post confirmed that he voted to deny access to birth control. they said mcdonnell even opposed equal pay for women. no matter what his ads say, bob mcdonnell can't cover up his record. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. >>> and welcome back. we have some changes and i think you're going to like the changes in the next three day. here we go, forecast first. we didn't change this. showers possible tomorrow. although the bulk of the day is fine and we'll be back in the mid 70s. now, on saturday a shower possible. but i think many areas will see nothing now saturday morning. so a pretty good day. a returning partly cloudy. pt. okafor -- 79. okafor fairfax and the terps. and sunday we're back in the mid 70s with sunshine. so weekend flanking me. we're looking at really actually a pretty nice weekend. forecast in detail overnight, some clouds. not as chilly. plenty cool, yes, but nice. crisp. mid 40s to mid 50s downtown and winds south, sout

now, we have evidence to show that they didn't have any current social relationship, and, in fact, that she had a current social relationship with somebody else, who owned and used, you know, an almost identical white truck to stuart heaton's and who was a drug dealer, you know? who are you referring to in that? i'm referring to a man named ron harre. we know that he was driving his brother's white truck that night. we know that he knew the victim. we know he made all kinds of incriminating statements giving a motive for the killing. we know from, you know, previous wives, previous experience, that he's an extremely violent individual. i just think there's no excuse for not having investigated him right after the murder. does this individual, ron harre-- does he have any criminal history? yes, he does. he's been charged with numerous drug-related offenses. i mean, he's also been charged with sexual assault of his own daughter. his own daughter? yes. and this is just not one murder, you know? there has been several instances in fayette county over the past years relating to drug murders.

your statement that the cost of living has gone down for social security recipients, i would like to give you some information about my grocery bill that has gone up 20% my medical premium insurance has gone up to -- 10%. my property taxes have increased by 30%. that has happened in the last six months. what part of all that has cost of living gone down? guest: the consumer price index is that which it is -- [unintelligible] that] there are components of the cost of all of us have that have gone up. the measure for social security increases in terms of cost of living adjustment is the consumer price index. host: johnny isakson has had a long career in politics. he was in the georgia house for 13 years. he served as republican leader for about eight of those years. he went on to the house of representatives for three terms. he is up for reelection in 2010. host: from new jersey, darrel on the line for democrats. caller: the only poll that i have seen where a majority of americans do not want the public option was a fox news opinion dynamic pull. that is probably why bill o'reilly has