." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this ♪ [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> announcer: heard 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 president in the white house is a privilege. it's a privileged

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this is >> tell me something: why would someoneo 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 friends in the bush administration, you know, all of the

way on a wednesday night, more in our special report, the not so hidden epidemic of heroin in suburban america. tonight the families whose lives will never be the same because of it. >>> later, the great comeback down below. what's bringing a dying treasure back to life. >>> last night here we reported on the steadily growing problem of heroin use and abuse among suburban kids in this country. tonight nbc's kate snow has more on the tragic toll this new generation's heroin is taking on the families who seem powerless to stop it. >> reporter: when john roberts retired from the chicago police department, he bought his dream house out in the suburbs. >> thought it would be a nice place to raise your kids. >> i thought for sure this was going to be a lot safer than the city. >> reporter: their young son billy was just entering high school. he started experimenting with pot, then cocaine, and eventually heroin. >> reporter: from your home in the suburbs, billy was able to get heroin no problem. >> billy at one point said, dad, it's so bad out here, i could make a call, and it would be delivered and

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." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this >> announcer: heard around the country 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 republicans allow guns to flow to the criminally in

and the other is for people who are not as affluent but in suburban america who don't want peop peoplehe right person. even though he is not angry, he is young and looks a good part. he is very much in line with the far right winger republican party. >> he comes from purple state wisconsin. those are exactly the kind -- he wins them big. >> the democratic for president. >> obama's speech in ohio which was billed as a major economic speech. something we should all listen to. i know you listened to it. >> what i heard is that the president is going to run a very tough savage campaign. against george w. bush. >> all right. >> not -- he is not going to let george bush up off the mat. >> and 52% blame barack obama who is on the ballot. >> what we learned is not only does the president think that the last ten years are bad, he believes the last 30 years was bad for america, including the clinton years. and the deregulation, the free market temples. terrible idea. >> he is not opposed to the free market. he said that repeatedly in the speec speech. >> what happened to your former boss, bill c

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ music ♪ ] ♪ yeah, baby ♪ >> announcer beautiful and talented steven weber! >> good morning, youngish people. >> boy, did you make an actor's entrance into the studio. >> that's what i do now. >> i have loved you ever since "wings," as you know, and now you are my twitter obsession. >> really? >> they are so random and funny. >> they are random. i like being vulgar. >> that's what i love about you. >> steven your reaction to the breaking news this morning. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> i think it's good so far, but i think we cannot lance armstrong this, and by that i mean spike the ball. i think it's -- it's a perceived victory, but the war has been waged averaging since obama was elected, so we have got to -- when i say we i mean the nation has to be cautious the forces are going to mass once again to obstruct, thwart and stop democracy. >> the talking points are being written as we speak. >> absolutely. but there is not much remedy at this point. >> except now it is to be referred to as a tax. and that's a push-bu

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> i am deeply saddeneded by some of my students. i'm sorry karen has been subjected to this kind of student behavior. >> this is the bill press show. david: david shuster here that was david middleton the principal of athena new york. they were captured on video harassing karen klein, 68 years old. the question we are asking 1866-55-7377, what if anything should be done to these kids? peter peter and i are in agreement we should lebard them but not threaten them. what do you think? sean from i think can a, new yorkthica new york. >> an excellent program. thank you for having it. i would like to make everybody aware new york actually has an anti-bullying raw which includes bullying back and forth between students and staff and it does specifically include school buses. it's called the dignity for all students and they can find that easily by googling it or going to the new york education website. >> sean, what does it mean is doing to happen in this case? let's suppose they apply this. >> i'm sorry. there is

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> theyell me i was your mental porn. that's just sad. >> stephanie: it is the "the stephanie miller show." my mental porn. hal sparks is here. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. a lot of people googled representative blake farenthold who we spoke of earlier. john writes steph wow. the first thing that came to mind was flounder from animal house. [ applause ] >> stephanie: toothless and tea baggy is no way to go through life. >> stephanie: out here in hollywood, if we made a movie and cast him as a tea bagger, they would accuse us of stereotyping. i'm just saying. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] he's your guy. >> your spokesman. >> you go with that. >> stephanie: hi from asheville, north carolina. >> caller: hi, everybody. i'm calling as a native texan and the oldest person who listens to "the stephanie miller show". for the good name of farenthold because blake farenthold's step grandmother sissy farenthold ran for governor unsuccessfully in the early '70s in texas. she was in the u.s. congress and

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this ♪ ♪ hot legs wearing me out, hot legs,r -- >> uh-huh. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to. 49 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. this hour brought to you by go to meeting. click on the try it free button and type in the promo code stephanie. let's go to warren in dallas. >> hi, stephanie. >> hi. >> i wanted to call and tell you guys i'm really getting tired of these journalists, not pushing back on the republicans when they say the democrats had the super majority for two years and could have passed anything they wanted, and they actually only had it for 50 days. >> i know. i saw the president has done nothing on immigration for three years. i seriously wanted to jump through the television. the president and tried and tried and just a wall of obstruction from republicans. >> -- journalist. >> what is that? >> there's no push back from these journalists. these journalists are supposed to moderate these things and let the facts be loan -- >> we'll have to leave it

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcerstephanie miller. >> god bless her she's trying funny. >> stephanie: it's "the stephanie miller show"." 34 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll-free from anywhere as we continue with the right-wing world. >> for romney it's a losing proposition to get into a fight. 's very clever trap by obama. it's a way to lure first of all romney away from talking about the main issue economics any day romney is talking about anything other than economic is a day that obama wins. and secondly, it isn't an easy issue for romney to counter. it's a losing proposition. i think romney is right. he'll kick it into the future. if he's elected he'll cancel the order and try to sub suit relegislation. so why get into a distraction. >> stephanie: mittens is not doing so well, you have richard land, evangelical leader and charlie pierce printed the entire transcript of mitt's answers. >> lots of circles. >> stephanie: it could have been sarah palin. i will look at that in the future, an

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer stephanie miller . >> this is how you do it in >> stephanie: lungs on the sidewalk, hmm, 50 minutes after the hour. >> this is how we do it. [ coughing ] coughing up a lung. >> stephanie: you're just trying >> stephanie: john fugelsang in the minneapolis bureau, yes look here, wait, wasn't this our newt gingrich billionaire sheldon! hi! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: and his wife, miriam hey! contributed $10 million to mitt romney super pac and say they're willing to spend a limitless amount or $100 million to help defeat barack obama in november. >> that comes from being poly amerous. >> stephanie: his net worth is $25 billion. >> uh-huh and it's casino money old ladies bringing in their pension checks. doing the honorable thing. >> stephanie: by the way did you hear, i've heard that clip a couple times now where he literally said unfortunately i wore the american uniform military uniform i wish it had been the israeli army. >> you are more than welcome to go and wear that. >> stephanie:

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this >> announcer: this is the "full >> announcerry and seen on current tv this is the "bill press show." >> bill: congressman charlie gonzalez from texas up in the next hour. and also norm ornstein, american enterprise institute out with a powerful new book, he and thomas mann from the booking institute about congress, how broken it is today. you think it's bad? it is even worse than it looks says norm ornstein. in studio with us at this hour, cliff guffey is president of the american postal worker's union. bringing us up to date on very bad piece of legislation republicans have put out which would really gut the united states postal service. it is hr 2309. what should americans do about this? how can they get involved? >> well, we want 2309 to be either defeated or to be modified to be more like the senate bill. the senate bill has some rational means of allowing the postal service to have their own money returned to them so that they can downsize in a rational manner. that's the problem the post office has right now. yes, there ma

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> a very big hole. >> oh0-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from 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

. >> on the stephanie miller in suburban america today -- >> all right. >> i still never really got thaty hi to current while you can. >> hello current. >> okay. [ indiscernible ] >> now she's tweeting. >> [ inaudible ] >> oh. [ show playing in background ] >> i don't know how. it's not that i wouldn't do it. >> right. [ inaudible ] ?ñ?ñ >>the gavin newsom show is a search engine for solutions, and that's the focus. we want to focus on solutions and ways of bringing people together. that's the only way we're going to solve the world's great vexing problems. >>(narrator) the gavin newsom show friday at 11 eastern/8 pacific on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ that girl, we can make it better, tell me boy now wouldn't that be sweet ♪ >> it is the "stephanie miller show." >> i just got an email from our sales department. >> yes? >> that were wondering if you would be available to do ads for a wine club? [ laughter ] >> why would they think i would be interested in that. [ laughter ] >> what? >> wow. >> i think you can shoot back a yes reply. >> i deal that post haste. >> ple

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this morning. >> it's "the stephanie milleran's nuclear program. if that shuts it down, i am all for it. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. tuesday, june 12th. >> announcer: on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> you are insane. >> stephanie: i'm getting ready to get out of here. this is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 50 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. robert deniro's argument got caught fire, that's why you played "fire." but when we say robert deniro's apartment caught fire. it's third four fifth, sixth floor. >> a little bit bigger than an argument. i didn't know it caught fire. it's so huge. >> stephanie: it was lint in his dryer. >> you would think that the guy would not have lint in the dryer. police department should be scaredbe--lint should be scared of me. >> how much lint. >> a little bit. >> e

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this ♪ take just one more ♪ it's been dumbedey ♪ ever did ♪ >> thank you . >> stephanie: 45 minutes after the hour. we'll be back as we close "the stephanie miller show." >> on "the stephanie miller ♪ take just one more ♪ junk like it did at any an arby's in colorado. yikes. >> stephanie: i guess we do know where the beef is. [ buzzer ] >> that's wrong. current tv, it's been all building up to this. >>bill shares his views, now it's your turn. >>i know you're going to want to weigh in on these issues. >>connect with "full court press with bill press" at facebook.com/billpressshow and on twitter at bpshow. >>i believe people are hungry for it. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> mr. attorney general, it's more with sorrow than -- than regret -- than anger that i would say that you leave me know alternative but to join those that call upon you to resign your office. >> this is the bill full-court press, the bill press show life on your radio and on current tv. >> 0 action yeah, well, it's with regret that i call on john cornyn to resign. in fa

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> on your radio, onichael tomaski, special correspondent in the studio with us talking more about the healthcare decision yesterday, starting in the next segment. check out my column at our website, billpressshow.com, a column i wrote yesterday morning about this on john roberts not only sayving healthcare reform but saving the supreme court by his decision yesterday. that's up again at billpressshow.com. my column for the chicago tribbun, wes call from columbus ohio. hello, wes. what do you say? >> good morning. >> having watched the princess bride multiple times i am remind remind, chief justice has told the republicans, get utilities to disappointment. >> has he been coming toward the center here, do you think? >> well, i think what has to happen eventually is that they will have to put up the single-payer system. >> i would hope that's where we go. i think when you get a public plan option, which may be the next step. right? as part of the universal healthcare, then we are heading toward single-payer

." >> announcer: on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this morning. >> announcer: it's miller show." >> spells it like -- >> stephanie: 51 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. toll free from a anywhere. joy behar joins us in a bit and sexy liberal john fuglesang are both doing fill-in on current television this week. very exciting. >> john fuglesang from the pantages. >> stephanie: stop it. 1-800-steph-12. he comes on our network. we pronounce his name right. >> and he's a sexy liberal. >> stephanie: jewelny inland, you're on the "the stephanie miller show". >> caller: republicans are so upset that president obama uses executive privilege regarding the young people that were born in this country. foreign national parents. how come nobody was upset when george bush tippy-toed into the white house in the middle of the night and removed habeas corpus from our constitution? >> stephanie: thank you. thank you. exactly. >> pretty much -- >> stephanie: here's the story i was looking at back in march. stalled judicial nominations. this is what they've been forced to do. harr

>> taking a revealing and emotional look at suburban poverty in america on "american now -- lost in suburbia." >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast of chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> dropping in from the north and west. some of the stronger storms up in carroll county now. that line of storms as a cold front that will break the heat wave and will be pushing across the baltimore area in the next one or two hours. it looks like it may impact oriole baseball downtown at least briefly. it is possible that they could move around the neighborhood. running a 50%-60% chance that anyone. will get hit. on the next map, these of the severe thunderstorm warnings. they're moving through as we speak. damaging wind, hail, and downpour. then in st. mary's county, also won the coast of new jersey, north dandies. the pink. is a watch area where conditions are favorable for a storm to pop up. 98 degrees was the official high down at bwi marshall today. still 92 there. the only cool spots you see are where some storms have already rolled through trying to cool things off. these will keep storms east and b

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" radio show in suburban america this morning. >> announcer: it's new york, eliot spitzer is on current tv. >>somebody somewhere can listen, record, track, gather this data. >>arrangements were made. >>(narrator) independent unflinching. >>there is a wild west quality to it that permits them to do whatever they wish. >>(narrator) and above all politically direct. >>facts are stubborn things. don't miss this week's "the gavin newsom show" with special guest: hollywood icon oliver stone. >> i'm not an activist, i'm outspoken. i'm a dramatist. >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ in the house ♪ of it it -- >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." >> she can't see me because she's on the phone. look at this beautiful book from dr. jill biden. what an honor dr. biden, thank you so much for coming on. >> hi, stephanie, how are you? >> stephanie: what a thrill to talk to you. >> well, thank you. >> stephanie: this book first of all beautifully illustrated. the first thing i wanted to know is what is she a doctor of. the answer is everything. [ laughte

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie millerout, democrips and rebloodlicans. good morning governor. >> how are you? i don't write a book a minute. i do one every year when i spend four months in mexico. >> stephanie: there you go. pardon me. i did not check my paper calendar. >> stephanie, i don't watch tv down there and i generally read about 15 to 17 books all winter so you know, that's the time when i write the books with dick russell because dick comes down there also at the same time. >> oh, nice. >> stephanie: awesome. i was reading a piece that somebody said as you've been promoting your book, you were having a difficult time getting booked. you said this is the first book when you're being canceled. i'm not scared of you. i find you cuddly. >> yeah, don imus, i was scheduled to do it. his management and all of them were hot to have me. and then don imus said i'm not putting him on the air. that was the end of it. they asked me for five songs that they could use to bring me in and out with. and i picked four of the songs

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> this is the bill radio and current tv. >> at 25 minutes after the hour we are talking about democrats missing the boat getting the word out on both immigration and on healthcare. and that report i told you about by the pew hispanic center in april, the conclusion of the report was quote, quoting it now, the largest waive of wave of immigration to a single country, mexico to the united states, has come to a complete standstill. boy, you never would have believed that speaking to jan brewer. kathleen calling from chicago. hey, kathleen. good morning. >> ho are you doing? >> i am good. what do you think? >> you took the thunder out of me today. i have been saying what you have been saying for the longest. the president has always in my opinion, been by his self. his party is the worst party in the world to be behind him. i don't understand how democrats, if they are real democrats, can come out and let republicans take they message and run with it. democrats are good people on the whole but they act like

america. we have urban, suburban, and rural areas. 2008 was an anomaly, but in 2000 and 2004 and i would imagine 2012, it will be very close. >> [unintelligible] >> the recall slowed what could have otherwise been a process going down that path. all four of the candidates are not campaigning, but they spent most of their time talking about it the need to help -- it has been a unifying factor. between now and august will they start to distinguish themselves? i think so. it allows me to play referee and, candidates if they are stretching the truth about the views of other candidates. i am excited. homert just say that as a from wisconsin beer is probably the most impressive primary cycle if not one the most aggressive ever. you have tommy thompson, one of the most beloved former governors in the state of wisconsin, you have mark neumann, a former member of the house who almost beat russ feingold back in 1998, you have the speaker of the assembly who was at the forefront of helping push a reforms through and did very well among the grass roots as a convention, and the business person is trying to r

suburban dalton. pouring over information but saying very little. it's our top story seen around the country on wgn america. two families of a missing woman are on the seen awaiting news about the victim. here's more. >> hi mark. two families out here tonight very concerned that the woman found dead is her loved one. she came to the best hotel last night to meet someone s. she hasn't heard from her and when she went looking found a crime scene. >> this man is also looking for someone his 16-year-old cousin. she's been missing for two days. >> you haven't heard from her. >> she's not picking up her phone so we don't know what's going on. detectives won't give us any information. they keep tell us they will contact us by tomorrow. we need to figure out what's going on immediately. >> all we know is a woman was murdered here. she was shot in the head. dalton police are saying little else. tonight, these families are just praying their phone rings and it's good news. all you can do is pretty much wait. >> that's it. wait and panic. >> you can only imagine the fear going through them right now. as those minutes

put up notes in the local diner now every teenager in america almost literally from the from kids in harlem who are on social networks to suburban kids in affluent communities has that power instantly through social media that's a that's a really big change and also we've seen this this this balkanization of the mainstream media i mean walter cronkite talked to twenty million people every night which is more than all the evening newscasts combined right now. and we're seeing that you know this distribution of audience break down and down and i think that does have a really interesting countervailing effect to the concentration of power we've seen in other realms do you talk about inequality and its role in all of this in the last three minutes we have here what. how does inequality the growing inequality in the united states lend to that region of occasion that you were talking about earlier and and how do we address it. i'm glad you asked that and getting back to the top marginal rate i mean you know what i think i talk about the book is look we need to make but the goal needs to be making america more equal i mean and i think

suburban moms. that includes both men and women, both highly educated and what i call america be first in the democratic this is what we used to call reagan democrats. this includes a lot of those male voters and even though romney is leading with them, i have a particular feeling that in swing states the president leads your poll indicated the president now leads by eight points in swing states. that's where the election is going to be decided. no republican has ever carried -- has won the presidency without ohio. and, you know, i don't think that mitt romney is the kind of candidate that is going to appeal to these america first democrats. they are incredibly sensitive about outsourcing. they've seen their jobs outsourced. >> linda, it's great to have you on. author and journalist. you bring up ohio, another four-letter state that everyone likes is iowa. that's where we're going to find the vice president in dubuque. he has just arrived, giving his message there after campaigning yesterday as well. we're going to listen to that as well. veteran lawmakers, time for the poli sidebar. in new york, 82-yea

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america. we have urban areas, suburban areas, womack areas. just about everything. 2008 was an anomaly. the 2004 at end in 2012, it will be very close. >> [inaudible question] >> you know, the interesting thing is the recall kind of slowed a process leading down that path. in terms of all for the candidates -- they spend most of their time talking about state senate candidates. that has been a unifying factor. between now and august, will they start to distance themselves? i think so. but i think that is part of the reason why i am not likely to get an endorsed candidate because it allowed me to play a little bit of referee and callout candidates if they are stretching the truth about the views of other candidates. i'm excited. i think that if you look at it, and i don't just say this -- it is probably the most impressive primary if not one of the most impressive ever. you have for legitimate candidates. you have tommy thompson, one of the most beloved former governors in wisconsin, you have smart woman and a member of the house, and you have the speaker of the assembly, fitzgerald, who

america. almost evenly divided for years almost evenly divided between republican and democratic voters in the state. we have urban and suburban area and rural parts of our state as well. i think what you see, though, is a question of people who won like i did in 21s 2010 win by having a broad based message that is optimistic and about overwhelmingly empowering the middle class in the state, the small business owners and other os who really put people to work putting them back in charge again and that is the difference you see at the national level. is success in government ultimately about how many people you can get signed up for government assistance? or is it just the opposite. is success designed by how many people you get off of unemployment and free from being dependent on the government because they have successful jobs in the private sector. i want to be the latter. a state and country where success is measured by how many people control their own destiny instead of relying on government. >> reporter: what are the chances that, wisconsin, becomes a battleground state? do you see wisconsin being? >> we got close in 200

america. almost evenly divided for years almost evenly divided between republican and democratic voters in the state. we have urban and suburban area and rural parts of our state as well. i think what you see, though, is a question of people who won like i did in 21s 2010 win by having a broad based message that is optimistic and about overwhelmingly empowering the middle class in the state, the small business owners and other os who really put people to work putting them back in charge again and that is the difference you see at the national level. is success in government ultimately about how many people you can get signed up for government assistance? or is it just the opposite. is success designed by how many people you get off of unemployment and free from being dependent on the government because they have successful jobs in the private sector. i want to be the latter. a state and country where success is measured by how many people control their own destiny instead of relying on government. >> reporter: what are the chances that, wisconsin, becomes a battleground state? do you see wisconsin being? >> we got close in 200

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people that have so much pride in america can just sit around and let these things happen which have been happening for centuries now, yet it is now hitting more suburban neighborhoods. it is now becoming an issue. erie,let's go to neil in michigan. caller:h hi. i would like to comment on your figure of 39%. i moved back from north las vegas after living there for five years. we bought a home over there and was $235,000. it sold at $99,000. a 65% decrease in value. host: 1 has that meant for your family? caller: it was a big cut out of our wealth. we had to move back here to michigan. host: did you have to leave? caller: no, but my wife had some health problems and wanted to move back to a near the family. host: so what has the house met for your family? caller: we might buy another house someday here. we just moved into a double wide trailer. it's not bad. it's not like having your own home. host: do you feel optimistic or pessimistic about what is in your future? caller: i think somewhat optimistic, yes. i went back to work and i work full time, but it is a little slow now so i'm working two or three days a week. i did make more than $50,000, but les

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this >> we need to talk about aboutabout --anie miller -- >> [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> a violent leprecon attack reported in seattle. >> i hate when that happens. >> it appears america has moved on to attacks by other fantastic call characters. seattle place arrived at the scene of a bar fight that left one man covered in blood and screaming in pain. when officers asked him who attacked him, he responded it was a bunch of leprecons. >> and lucky charms. >> the victim claims the leprecons were angry with him for dancing with a woman on the bar. one was reportedly wearing a white tank top. don't they usually wear jaunty jackets with buckles? >> yeah, they don't wear white tank tops. [ laughter ] >> the leprecons have yet to be app re -- apprehended. >> be vigilant ye travelers. >> let's have a show about leprecons. >> where is good zombie news when you need it. john in florida, have you spotted any zombies yet in florida? >> not yet. >> well the weekend is just getting started. [ laughter ] >> that's right. good morning chr

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> as wacky whack it. >> stephanie: that's the morning television show in buffalo when i was growing up. 1-800-steph-12 you just said something during the break. but to me it's the difference between republicans and democrats. >> messaging versus messages. >> we talk about the perfect ad campaign. act actual footage of firemen, police many in new york city running into the world trade center, rescuing people, helping them out helping them breathe giving them water. with mitt romney sound byte, we don't need more-- >> stephanie: that's the difference. the republicans had no problem using them as campaign props firemen, 9/11, 9/11 all over again. you know the president is not going to do that. that's the problem. not that they don't need them any more. now they're the enemy cops, firemen. >> teachers are evil. >> they make your kids too smart to vote republican. >> ronald reagan. he wanted less educated voting public. >> there i go again. >> easier to control. >> stephanie: exactly. let's go to den

." >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this >> announcer: this is the "bill press showcurrent tv. >> bill: joe cirincione is our guest from the ploughshares fund >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> bill: yep you hear it a lot these days. almost every article you read about this campaign says well, it is all over. that obama just has blown it and romney's got the momentum and they're measuring the drapes in the oval obs! don't believe it. i don't believe it. neither does eric burns. >> absolutely not. >> bill: eric, let's say hello to andrew down in motry georgia. >> caller: first time caller, man. >> bill: thank you. >> caller: i just want to let the democrats know they need to have some balls. >> amen. >> caller: and stop being a cissy. they bow down to everything that republicans do. they act like they don't have no kind of power. you know, god knows wiener stood up to him. >> caller: this is what the democrat need. they need fighters. they don't need sissies. >> you're right. >> bill: right on. >> bill and i have been sa