>> stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."he supreme court ruling on healthcare will be coming down. today is supposed to be the full house vote on contempt for eric holder. >> i think that's supposed to be thursday. >> today is wednesday. sorry. to talk to us about all of that, representative jackie speier of the great state of california. one of our personal favorites good morning congresswoman. >> good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: where do we start? >> you pick. >> stephanie: let's start with the immigration ruling. what are your thoughts on that? we've been talking about that all morning. >> the dream act is a no-brainer. why would we want to somehow penalize youngsters who have come to this country with no intention to commit any fraud or deception, who have been upstanding students and who want to study here and continue to live in a country that they know as their own why wouldn't we want to give them the opportunity to dream and so i think it has been a great win for the president. >> stephanie: legal analysts are

. >> stephanie: it's "the stephanie miller show."t. you're someone who has been working hard and long about healthcare. i know there are conservatives activists who are worried it's going to be up upheld. nancy peel lows think it's going to be 7-3 upheld? what do you think about that? >> caller: i have no idea. the supreme court is inscrutable. by nature, they're a secretive group and for anyone to predict what is going to happen is just guessing. i know this law is constitutional. a truly conservative decision that recognizes the primacy of the legislative branch duly elected and the president duly elected to make this decision will uphold the law. if this is truly a conservative court the law will be upheld. >> stephanie: a constitution professor said, they're likely to see it as judicial activism activism,ee, you think so? >> stephanie: ya think in none legalese. >> caller: who has the authority to determine. we have decisions going back now 80 years to the new deal that says when the congress makes a decision that something would

>> stephanie: he is not. [ laughing ] >> stephanie: bill in chicago, you're on "the stephanie millerintons were trying to do healthcare, the republicans, which included by the way mr. gingrich, were very, very, very much opposed to any kind of healthcare without a mandate. now all of a sudden they're against it. they make me want to cough up a lung ♪ you're a mean one ♪ newt gringrich ♪ >> stephanie: every time we bring up college weird old memories come into my head. [ ♪ magical ♪ ] >> what happened now. >> stephanie: another edition of that's so random. [♪ "world news tonight" ♪] i ran into a market, and someone had drawn a mustache on the baby food. >> this was while you were in college. [ mock laughing ] >> stephanie: that's random. the field fleetwood mac song "tusk" and i remember in my dorm, i was looking in binoculars and i thought how did grace get on the field with stevie nicks. she had befriended stevie nicks from the board and dorm, and i thought she's got good seats. with a drunken stevie nicks. >> was there any kind of stevie nicks in the 70s. >> stephanie: i don't thin

. >> stephanie: it is the "the stephanie miller show."t and hear the scary stories. this time rolling stone piece florida g.o.p. take voter suppression to a brazen new extreme. it is mr. berman. >> we should brandish bad news reports. >> stephanie: you're like a ride. it is scary but i just keep going again and again. we should say -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] there is some good breaking news that all 67 florida election supervisors have suspended rick scott's voter purge. you that story could have a happy ending at the end of the day because number one, the local election officials have suspended the purge. number two, the justice department has stepped in to challenge the purge number one because they -- florida didn't get approval from the federal government under section 5 of the voting rights act which they're required legally to do and number two because the justice department said that the law violates the national voter registration act which basically says you can't mess with the voter rolls 90 days before an election and flor

stephanie miller stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." 52 minutes aftern. >> stephanie: walker. >> obama: police officers, teachers, cops, firefighters have been laid off and then another area that has weakened is the construction area. those areas we have directly addressed with our jobs plan. it requires congress to take action and we'll keep pushing them in that direction. jacki. >> i would lake to ask you what a couple other people said about europe. i want to know if you agree with former president bill clinton who said in the past week that the european policy that you described here today are much those like the republicans in this country, policies of austerity that would take us in the same direction as europe, do you agree with that? the republicans for their part say that you're simply blaming the europeans for problems caused by your own policies. i would like you to respond to both of those. also how much time do you personally spend on european situations? >> obama: any other aspect? [laughter] um. [laughter] the first of all in terms of the

♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."free. wrestle your fingert to ground as well? chris? >> yeah. >> stephanie: okay, 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. cindy in michigan. >> caller: hi, steph. yeah, i watched that yesterday. i had to take a sleeping pill last night. it was too much for me. i used to live in wisconsin. and one thing i heard was that the republicans didn't exactly pay directly for votes but they sort of rented people's yards $100 to put up signs so i don't know if somebody is ever going to look that up. and then you were talking about the equal pay legislation. i know for a fact where i used to work, you could be fired for talking openly about what you made with another employee so how could a woman who's being discriminated against know for years -- >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: the difference if you cannot even talk about it. >> that's the point though. that was the whole point. watch the movie "9 to 5", that was a story point in that movie in 1983. >> 1980. >> stephanie:

help. >> stephanie: hi, judy. >> caller: hi, stephanie. call to tell you that i am a liberal democratic, but i am so, i feel so badly for mr. romney and the hoars. everyone seems to be making fun of these tremendously athletic animals and their owners. >> stephanie: they can't pick their douchey owners. >> caller: exactly. he walks like a little old man with his pants full and he couldn't get into a saddle to save his life. >> stephanie: it's a beautiful horse. >> caller: absolutely. my daughters, we've been horse people all our lives and very liberal and we love obama and actually, he would look great on a dressage horse. it just hurts me, because i know how these horses, what they all go through to be trained and their trainers and they do not deserve this exploding pimple of romney. >> stephanie: oh, dear. >> caller: thank you so much for letting me get this off my chest. >> stephanie: i bet they talk [bleep] about him behind his back in the stables. >> the problem is not people rich enough to own those horses, it's people with no under

>> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."muse muse. ♪ >> stephanie: good morning papa. how are you sir? i'm fine. particularly hilarious stuff this week. you say rude pundit awaiting the arrival of death con [ bleep ] in reaction to the obama administration [ bleep ] for illegal immigrants meets criteria. you can start to just feel the eruptions. when he says something. you say death con [ bleep ] is the second highest level of outrage conservative reactions to anything republicans do [ bleep ] all the way up to death con lewinsky. >> actually shut down the functioning of the government. >> stephanie: in such a tizzy fit. the standard g.o.p. line, you predicted, the white house abrogated the rule of law. >> you must go through congress for everything but war. >> stephanie: yeah. it really is amazing how transparent it is. how completely the opposite of everything that happened in the bush administration is. >> the same people that went along with every time that bush issued an executive order had no problem with it. now, of c

♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show.">> who's on third? >> i don't even know what i'm talking about. oh, that's the shortstop. >> stephanie: all right. dennis in south carolina. we need -- save us dennis. hello, dennis, welcome. >> caller: i'm a conservative. i don't know if you want me to save you or not. >> stephanie: you're the best we've got. i love you. >> caller: i appreciate that. the reason i called in the president continues to blame george bush for the deficits and debts. wait just a minute. i don't want to be interrupted if you don't mind. >> stephanie: if the clown shoes fit, wear them. >> caller: okay. george bush's budget deficit the last two years was $450 billion. >> stephanie: because he didn't put the wars on the books >> caller: the $1.2 trillion deficit that obama always rails on that he inherited including the $800 billion tart that he supported and he voted for. he can't complain about it. >> stephanie: and created jobs. >> caller: what i'm saying is it is a talking point. >> stephanie: dennis, there

] >> stephanie: oh boy. -- well now technically be the second interracial three-way teabagging demonstration. >> wow. >> stephanie: with aisha tyler, john fuglesang and i. when aisha tyler starts improvising, all bets are off. she was dangling a microphone in my face. [ applause ] i'm guessing if that got on youtube, it is getting a lot of hits. >> while pegging john? >> stephanie: she was doing something to john and then he was teabagging me. suddenly the microphone came down. >> bonk. >> stephanie: like i was a shute minor. >> i think that's. >> stephanie: i don't know what anything is until chris shows me. >> oh, that kind of salad. >> stephanie: oh, that's not the type i eat. >> sanchez isn't a guy. >> stephanie: wow! okay. >> stephanie: teabagging has nothing to do with tea okay. >> where's the hot water? >> stephanie: oh okay. quite different then. my good,. my good,. i was talking about the story we did last week. the guy in massachusetts. he was suing an emergency room because he said that nobody hel

>> stephanie: exactly. stephanie in illinois, you're on the "the stephanie miller show."d -- hello? >> stephanie: yes. >> turn down your radio. hey, it is radio 101. the president on the campaign trail talking about immigration reform. >> obama: so to those who are saying congress should be the one to fix this, absolutely. for those who say we should do this in a bipartisan fashion absolutely. my door has been open for three and a half years. they know where to find me. >> stephanie: yeah. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] senator marco rubio cautioned the same gathering of latino officials. the immigration reform is truly complicated. no, not really. >> he's not looking for you to understand. >> stephanie: are you ready for this jim? all sides were to blame. >> oh, god! >> stephanie: everybody! look over there. [ ♪ hypnotic ♪ ] both sides do it. it has been really hard. partisan rancor in d.c. hours later, president obama said reform is simple. republicans are blocking it. thank you! he said the problem is not the lack of technical solutions. we know what the solutions are to

>> stephanie: oh yeah.ocked to find out that was their attitude toward veterans because they basically sold this entire thing on love and support of the troops then did nothing but send them into harm's way and not give them -- when they came back. >> stephanie: which is breaking our -- i think our number one promise that we should make to the troops. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] as it turns out they accuse the president of playing politics on the immigration thing. it is really good politics. new bloomberg poll shows 64% of likely voters agree with the president's decision, 30% disagree. 66% of independents. david, the white house senior advisor. >> the president can't change the law on his own. this is not a permanent fix. this was prosecutorial discretion announced by the department of homeland security. not a change in the law. >> right. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. >> pretty simple, yeah. you got limited resources, you have to prioritize something. it is really stupid to chase down stuff that's a waist

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hi, irene. >> hi, stephanie.is why the justice department is getting involved here. it's not just in florida, in texas -- [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> hang on. in texas 300,000 eligible voters targeted. this is their only play they know how to run. 300,000 eligible voters were warned they may be removed from texas voter rolls. already the lowest in the nation when one out of ever ten is currently suspended. a would be 1.5 million voters that could be purged if they fail to vote. they are just trying to get the least amount of people. >> right. >> they are making it incumbent upon the voter to prove they are eligible to vote. rather than making it incumbent on the state. >> right. and across texas such removals often result in the wrong people being sent cancellation letters. >> yeah, john smith is not eligible to vote. well, that could be a problem -- >> and no offense to good american volunteers, but have you seen how old the ladies are working at the polls. hi honey, here is your ballot i voted for task. >>

"stephanie miller show."dy. 6 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. it's almost blinding in person, i didn't realize he was going to be here. ♪ thank god it's friday ♪ >> yes it's almost blinding in person. >> i'm talking about the sexy liberalness of john fugelsang. in person, live in studio in l.a. thank you, tv viewers for the extra eye candy. [ applause ] >> dave from boston here. remember last year when you came to boston you and john and hal gave me a big hug. that was awesome. see you on june 9th. [ applause ] >> what a show. >> tickets almost gone. >> this is my first time seeing you in person since we were in indianapolis. that aisha taylor it's like a whole different show. >> yeah the first three-way tea bagging demonstration now has like a billion hits on youtube. >> the tea bagging pegging. >> aisha was not tea bagging you -- >> i was two layers down -- >> i didn't realize i was her prison boyfriend either until i saw the video. >> she took you out to th

it is the "stephanie miller show.", 24 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. on this big, big news day. >> yes. >> karl frisch rejoins us for right-wing world. did you give dexter von frisch a cookie or something to quiet him? >> i did. i have breaking news about the supreme court. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> yes, sir? >> the supreme court will in fact be making an announcement in the next hour. >> thank you. thank you. >> so there you go. >> we knew that already. thank you. lou dobbs on the fox business channel. >> 2 million dead people are on the roles, and right now a lot of republican strategists consider them to be -- at least many of them -- to be the likely voters even though dead. it's what republicans want electoral security this election, and why in some folks minds democrats want to block voter security. and this could be considered a voting turning point. >> wow! >> this is a guy who pursued president obama's birth certificate for the better part of a year

he'll be right back on "the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: call stephanie now.. feel the frost. . what happened to george prescott bush. >> no, he was jeb bush's son. >> oh, that one. >> the ricky martin look-alike yeah. >> going in another direction. the direction away from his father. (vo) john fugelsang is filling in >> he caved on the public option, he caved on the bush tax cuts, the guy has caved so many times there are miners trapped inside of him. [ ♪ music ♪ ] ♪ come on baby -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ baby take my hand ♪ ♪ don't fear elvira ♪ >> no. look at her. she is harmless. elvira mistress of the morning -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's a phrase you don't hear often. >> and plus there is all of this light in here for the tv show. so we apologize. >> the whole time we were on break, stephanie was saying tell us a weird story. [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> well us another scary story -- >> this story involves the osmond brothers, and frank sinatra. i went on a date with one of the osmond brothers -- >> wow. >> alan? yeah. the whole osmond fami

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it is the "stephanie miller show."om anywhere. yesterday we -- this historic ruling came down you just pictured what everyone's reaction was, in particular the people who were really on the front lines of the battle like our great friend jan schakowsky of the great state of illinois. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> you must have been doing those cart wheels i saw you doing during the gay pride parade. >> i was not totally surprised. i thought the chief justice was thinking about his legacy and two millions of people are already getting benefits and states are already planning for the exchanges and hospitals are making changes, and -- you know he would have gone down in history as someone who would have overturned this landmark law that really is going to change -- you know lift the burden. i think every american does walk around with a weight on their shoulder not knowing how they are actually going to pay for the things that may need in order to live and stay healthy. even people who are insured, it often doesn't

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"the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >>ess show live on your radio and current tv. >> how about it? 33 minutes after the hour now. it is the full court press on current tv and your local progressive talk radio station. great to have you with us today. we have got lots to talk about and to help us through it, we are very proud first of all, to be on the same team with jennifer gran home and cenk cenk uygur and most proud to welcome to this morning's edition of the full court press, the host of viewpoint, governor eliot spitzer good morning. >> great to be with you on the show. >> hope we can make this a regular thing. >> i look forward to it. i have got to ask you, elliott, jamie diamond, head of j.p. morgan just blew $2 million is coming to washington today to testify and to explain it and reports are ahead of time et cetera basically going to tell senators, you know, stuff happens. so what? >> you know, bill, that was his attitude about the entire financial crisis. >> yeah. >> he used the metaphor of storms and hurricanes

he'll be right back on "the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: call stephanie now.00-steph-12. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> heard around the country and seen on current tv, this is the bill press show. >> 24 minutes after the hour. here we go on a monday june 25th. we are talking about putting corporate ads, restaurant ads, you name it, bank ads, oil company, of course ads on fire trucks. really? police cars? really? nothing sakecred anymore? i guess not. tim is calling from rockville, indiana. hey, tim, what do you say? >> the city of cross point indiana has been doing that on their squad cars for about six to eight years now. >> no kiding? already already? on squad cars? >> yeah, the squad cars and they are not tacky or huge but they are local businesses are allows to pay for the advertising on the squad cars where is it on the cars? like the bunker or the trunk or where? >> it's on the sides and on the trunk. >> really? >> yeah. >> you know. >> do the police officers wear the logos of the restaurant or whatever they are advertisinging? do they come out in a dunkin' don

stephanie, let's get to the economy. let me begin with you. right after that jobs report came out on friday, governor romney respond. he said, the president is responsible for the fact that the recession has again on for so long and hurting so many people, your response. >> the president said it best on friday we're still in a recovery period. over the past 27 months, we have created 4.3 million private sector jobs. the issue is we're not adding jobs fast enough. if you looked at the report on friday, the areas we're dealing well is where we can affect policy. manufacturing jobs have continued to rise. the president stepped in and did what nobody else was willing to do to save the auto industry. that has had a great impact on the manufacturing line. that report also showed areas that are still hurting. particularly teachers and construction workers. we have two very -- two policies sitting on the desk of congress right now that they could act on. put teachers back to work and put construction workers back to work. >> eric what do you make of t

he'll be right back on "the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: call stephanie now.sy. 1-800-steph-12. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> announcer: this is the "bill >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> bill: here we go. 26 minutes after the hour. in studio, as a "friend of bill" this hour, very pleased to welcome back daniel stone from the daily beast. and we will be joined by paul shapiro, the number two guy at the humane society of america in the next segment. dan stone here's -- you and i have to cover a lot -- not just politics but a lot of politics. this story caught my attention this morning down in webster texas. they had an election for the city council. and the two candidates got -- each got 111 votes each. >> uh-oh. >> bill: so it is a tie. how do you settle a tie in texas? >> there's no tiebreaker? you a gun duel. >> bill: they rolled the dice. one rolled a 5. the other rolled a 4. that's the winner. don't you think -- we could learn something from that, don't you think? jamie diamond comes to town yesterday. here's the guy the number one guy on wall street who

he'll be right back on "the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: call stephanie now.-800-steph-12. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [applause] >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: all right this is obviously a new segment. this is not about being arrogant, this is about showing you the different things that president obama could do to set a different tone and a different message. i want to specifically talk about two different topics here. one is about the president's religion. new gallup poll out about what americans think the president's religion is. 44% don't know. 34% think he's a christian. by the way, if you're not aware he is a christian. he came from the church of reverend wright, the church of christ. that's watch. 11% of the country think he's muslim. this is insanity. you know what this is? this is a giant failure of the media. 70% of the country when we attacked iraq thought that saddam hussein was responsible. when you go to t

we'll be back as we close "the stephanie miller show." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburbanheard around the country and seen on current tv this is the "bill press show." >> bill: hey, it is 24 minutes after the hour. talking about jeb bush yesterday coming down, clasping down hard on the -- on today's republican >> david shuster in for bill. we're taking your calls. you know, maybe i'm wrong with this. maybe i just don't have it -- maybe i just don't know what i'm talking about republicans claiming executive privilege the obama administration must have something to hide, how dare they! let's see, karl rove asserted executive privilege over and over related to his inner actions with the bush administration justice department when he was having u.s. attorneys fired. he didn't want to talk about it to congress. i don't remember republicans raising a peep at the time. republicans say how could the obama administration allow guns to be flowing to the mexican drug cartel? well i've got a question for every republican who voted to hold eric holder in contempt yesterday. how can you

stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the palace announced prince philip had been taken to the hospital with a bladder infection. he is likely to stay there over the next few days. he was seen in public yesterday at the queen's side as part of the flotilla celebration. he looked good at one point even dancing. this is not his first health scare in recent months. he was taken to the hospital over christmas with chest pains and was treated for a clogged artery. he turns 91 this sunday. at that age any medical condition is going to be treated seriously. brian. >> stephanie, thanks. >> i know we will have more from you later in the broadcast. still ahead for us as we continue along the way, while it is sometimes hard to tell, it sure appeared the queen enjoyed that massive celebration. there was a lot to enjoy. and we'll show you all of it coming up later. >>> but first, maybe it is a sign that stopping mexican drug smugglers on land perhaps may be working. now all eyes are on the high seas. >>> we mentioned this earlier, the

today kicks off the summer break for students in baltimore city, and mayor stephanie rawlings- blake is using it as an opportunity to announce the opening of the city's curfew center. jennifer franciotti has more on what the mayor hopes the center will accomplish. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake says that the key is to get kids involved in the community, or else they will find themselves in a curfew center after hours. >> this is not about telling you what to do. this is about making huge safe. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake opened at the city's curfew center, located at the success academy on north ave. it will be open from june 15 through august 11 on fridays and saturdays from 12 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. it is away, they said, to get kids off the streets and to hold their parents accountable. >> in the summertime, kids are at risk of being more vulnerable and it is important to work on collaboration. >> last year, 750 juvenile came through the curfew center. the deputy police commissioner john skinner told 11 news that the center helps to get kids off the streets. >> the number of

we'll be back as we close "the stephanie miller show." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburbaneme music ♪ ] >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv >> he was wrong with interfering with the president's statement. you must respect the office of the presidency even if you don't like the person in it. mr. obama was correct in calling him out. >> man, it's a cold day in hell when bill o'reilly and bill press on agree on anything but o'reilly was right in calling knee neil monroe out of the daily caller as was president obama right in expressing his outrage at being interrupted. who the hell does neil monroe think he is? who does tucker carlson think he is? bill is calling from pawtucket rhode island. what do you say. >> how are you doing bill? i agree with you 100%. to me, even being able to be in there to ask questions of the president is a privilege that very few people get to have. >> by the way, you could not be more correct. i feel that were myself, just being in that room, in the presence of the president. even i happy to. being in the presence of the pr

. >> stephanie? >> i wouldn't touch cs, i wouldn't touch ubs but would look at the domestic companies. i would look at certainly some of the regionals. we talked about usb, sun trust. they have little exposurexposur nothing overseas. that's one thing. you have certainly a better housing market and you're getting better loan growth. i still like jpmorgan because it's down so much and expectations are so low. i was pleased with the way it reacted. >> simon? >> stay away from the regional zones, like a wells fargo. this is the daddy-o of the mortgage industry. we're seeing a pickup in the mortgages. i think thatting th going to do well. >> mike murphy? >> this credit suisse news is negative overall. i think that could be one of the reasons we're rallying today is things have deteriorated to the point where we do need some sort of easing. we're going to get some more easing and i think that's why you see the markets rallying today. >> i think and you probably will agree with this, it's ahead of the greek

>> stephanie: 49 minutes after the hour. "the stephanie miller show"." stephanie miller show." [ ♪ music ♪ ] the airplanes are going to get from one part of the country to the other without any air traffic controllers. i mean this is ridiculous and mitt romney ought to know better. i stand with our public employees and cops and firefighters and their teachers? >> the haves continue to move further and further away from the have-nots. the fabric is being frayed by the fact social mobility more myth than reality. progressively worse over the past 30 years with the top 1% of americans now collecting over 20% of the nation's income and the top 5% controlling an amazing 72% of the nation's wealth. timothy noah has written a new book the great divergentions diverge he knew and what we can doll with this problem. he joins me now. you have studied this exhaustively. you collapse their research and distill it down. summarize for us what the factors are that have led to this growing crisis in our society. >> well, there are a couple of things. there is the 1% vers

stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. you know, oakland unified school district tells us that every day it sent police officers to lakeview here where there is still a tent city set up to make sure there's no damage. yesterday, fewer protesters are directly linked to the cause. the people at lakeview say there are parents and teachers who will not leave until the five schools are reopened. they plan a march for tomorrow. >> my greatest passion is to prepare young children to create a better world than we have created for them. >> reporter: ann has a history in social injustice. she taught it for 30 years at a san francisco state, and that's what she's teaching the kids taking classes at the people's school, a free summer program for kids held inside the lakeview building that is proposed to be closed. >> i think people are feeling really excited about the school, you know, and getting kids able to do a real summer school in a school that was supposed to be school district offices. >> police officers warned protesters mond

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we'll be back as we close "the stephanie miller show." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburbanhis is >> tell me something: why would someone who had no chance ever of becoming a million a why would that person oppose a tax on millionaires. i don't understand it. here to discuss this with me is thomas frank, the author of pity the millionaire. i appreciate it the i addmire you so much. smart? >> i am pleased to be here. >> i think you -- i want you to help me to understand what's going on because i really don't understand why people vote against their own interests. i know you voted with what's the matter with kansas where you covered that. why do middle class voters support tax cuts for the rich. >> irasking me the biggest question of them all, the question of the last 40 years as our society grows more and more unequal and, you know, the middle class falls patrol, we keep returning. there is no better example than that's what's happening right now. the whole nation is kansas now. you know, the wall street people burned the economy off of a cliff in 2008 with the help of their

"the stephanie miller show"." stephanie miller show." >> we are back on the young turks.sts in russia. the protesters say there wassing up to 120,000 people protesting the government of vladimir putin who . they have passed some draconian laws saying if you protest against his administration, it will be a 10,000 dollar fine which is the equivalent of an entire year's salary for the russians. also, property destruction gets you a 10,000 dollar fine and it is defined as walking on the grass. so democracy in russia, it was nice knowing you. vladimir putin cracking down tremendously on these protesters but nonetheless these brave souls went out there and protested this government anyway. meanwhile, in syria we have something far worse going on. the death did are now up to 13,000 in this 15-month conflict and brashear assad is saying it might get worse. in fact, there is a connection between syria and that. turns out the russians are arming the syrians when you thought putin's government couldn't get worse, hillary clinton explains: >> we have confronted the russians about sto

"the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanieer the hour. "the stephanie miller show"." of mitt romney, you're wrong. we need more teachers, not fewer teachers and more cops and more firefighters that support our >> i want to make sure the next generation of high-tech manufacturing takes root in baltimore and cleveland and pittsburgh. i want to stop rewarding businesses that ship jobs overseas and stop rewarding companies companies i want. >> president obama in the campaign front in baltimore throw his choice of others cities mention to show how important the swing states of ohio and pennsylvania and michigan will be in november. so for the latest developments in the swing states, we are going to turn to democratic polster at lake research. >> thank you. >> let's hit these swing states. all right? romney is going on a bus. he is going to be going to these states. ohio, pennsylvania iowa michigan and new hampshire of these swing states that he is headed to, which ones are the toss in hopes. >> the real toss-up is ohio. the rest of

. >> stephanie: all i know, the little flower is there and it means go to meeting.o meeting. >> in case you have been living in a cave the supreme court will decide the fate of the affordable care act on thursday. >> that's its name. not what fox news calls it, obamacare. i have no problem with that unless you call social security f.d.r. care and tax cuts for rich guys w care then go ahead. if the sprooemz do end up knocking the affordable care act down, there may not be too much outrage. according to an nbc poll 41% think the affordable care act is a bad idea. they like the provisions in it, but that number might not have been so high had the bill included a public option, something that has polled with close to 80% approval. but the healthcare lobby would never allow a bill with a public option to pass. that really gets to the heart of the matter. see, no bill in d.c. can stand a chance without the approval of the lobbyists representing the big moneyed interests, something our next guest knows too well. mr. jack abramoff now the author of "capital punishment" than

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stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. the scene cleared in the last hour, but when we got here just after 7:00 in the morning we saw a yellow tarp covering the body of an adult male at the edge of that dock. oakland investigators confirming that weights were involved in this death. we could see some weights attached to the body. they are treating this as a s s suspicious death. no word on whether it's a homicide or a suicide. homicide detectives here is standard. the body has been in these waters for at least several days, so they cannot determine if there was trauma or wounds because of the body's condition. investigators are waiting for the coroner's office to determine the cause and any related factors. we know a man fishing at the edge of that dock spotted a pair of shoes then realized it was a body just a few feet away from him. there were dozens of people around at the time. a team with the aquatics center were stunned to find police at shore. >> some of our team was still on land doing a workout, and one of the peo

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stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 6:32. two men charged in the beating of bryan stow will be arraigned in hours. a judge has now ruled there is enough evidence to try luis sanchez and marvin norwood for the assault on stowe in march. during a preliminary hearing there was dramatic witness testimony about the attack. stow suffered severe brain damage and is permanently disabled. >> 6:32. a father accused of abducting hisdaughters will be in court. police say he allegedly threatened to hurt the children during a confrontation with his wife on june 14. she has a restraining order against him. the abduction was prompted -- prompted rather, an amber alert but the kids were returned safely to their grandmother. >> a fund-raiser will be held in oakland to benefit the families of two east bay men killed in a boating accident. friends johnny johnson of hayward and acemoore pittman of oakland were fishing in the delta on saturday. they drowned when their boat capsized. a third man on board survived. johnson and pittman leave a total

nbc bay area's stephanie chuang was there when officers arrived to evict them. stephanie, what's going on now? >> reporter: well, actually, protesters are still here. they say they're not going anywhere. but lakeview elementary here, one of five schools planned for closures, in the process of it, actually. about an hour ago, parents, teachers, activists went inside the building, quote, reopening the school, day four of their encampment, nine tents out here. oakland police's regular squad in this area spotted the tents and thought it was occupy oakland, so when they found out it wasn't, they left. but not five minutes later, officers arrived again, this time with the district and this time with a stern warning. they actually passed out these flyers, saying leave, don't come back, or get arrested. >> i'm not here to make my conversations or discuss anything. so have a good day. >> reporter: police were quickly confronted by a smul group of protesters demanding answers. troy flint says there is no timetable on enforcement and they aren't planning on taking action t

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