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most feared agency went after the tea party and yet tea influence continues.i don't want to overstate a long way from the days when nancy pelosi was claiming to be a tea party member. remember, she claimed that she was the rightful man for the tea party? nobody is making that claim. but at some point there have so many stories about the death of the tea party, that it silly. a little bit if the tea party were truly dead, we wouldn't have to have people reminding us all the time. when somebody dies, they die once.nd you hear about it let me go over briefly some exit 2010, 2012 and 2014 about support for the tea party. same question was asked in each elections, and of course you have to account for the differences in the electorate. 2010 of course was everybody believes the height of tea party and 2014 i think that the mainstream media perspective that the tea pairt is on the way out or already dead. exit poll in the november, 40% of voters said party,pported the tea 25% neutral, 31% opposed. that's he height of the tea movement, supposedly. say they support, 4

extortion imaginable has been given to the tea credit -- tea party to discredit it.andown views are cap decide whatever sinister motive one can think of is reputed to be sponsored by the tea party. the tea party spoke of debt, its critics said that it was actually a racist institution or a sexist movement, so on and so forth. openly attacked and vilified from the president openly on down. for what'sst there misguided about the tea party but a further step is taken. the tea party is fundamentally an illegitimate movement. mildlyublican party is illegitimate but that is the soft and flabby outside. the core of the tea party is fully illegitimate and its actions can be dismissed -- here's the interesting point -- anything it does even within the formal characteristics of the a priori illegitimate. it operates outside of a hyper constitutionality. because the tea party does not compromise in american politics must rest on compromise, any action it takes is illegitimate correct to simply act without regard to constitutional forms. that's been the primary justification of

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

tea from asia. only bummer is, it has no caffeine. while it was tasty, it didn't quite have the effect that some people were looking for in a tea. one of the visitors' favorites you will enjoy looking at this, because it really looked out of place. this is paw paw. the paw paw is in a plant family called the custard apple family. we can see some fruit setting in it right now. they are on their way. they look like a little bit like blunt bananas. they have different common they have different common names, one of which is indiana banana. paw paw, while it's tasty and the pulp can be used to make everything from muffins to ice cream, you won't find it in the average supermarket because it's very thin skinned. bruises very easily. more or less has to ripen on the plant. it has limited commercial potential. this is something to go look for at your local farmer's market in the mid-atlantic. this is north america's largest fruiting plant, the paw paw. as you walk through the garden, you will notice that w

spite of the tea party. that question has to be confronted when those who dismiss the tea party nad it -- and its influence would have to ask this question -- have all these gains been made by republicans in spite of the tea party, which is a newly let -- ana logical proposition -- illogical proposition. i conclude with a question that larry brought up nicely. cthout the tea party, senator rist, anyone? >> mike, you're up. >> it is nice to be on the panel with a man who puts the hair in the heritage foundation. jim said most of what has been said hasis -- ise thing that steve said is note tea party distinct from the conservative movement. one of the most common questions you get is what can we do to bridge the divide? how to be get on the same page? why the conservative movement exist is because of a genetic flaw that exists within a party of limited government. the genetic flaw of the democratic party as margaret thatcher said that the problem of socialism is that eventually you run out of everyone else's m

the tea party has thrown us off.sit there and we see somebody like mike castle who was running in delaware. >> stephen: mike's a friend of the show. >> he was unbeatable. then we have christine o'donnell out of nowhere and beats him and now has the republican nomination. people are instantly predicting, well, she can't win. well, they already predicted that about her. >> stephen: so anything goes. you're like a weatherman without a doppler 500. you cannot... >> our weather system is no longer working. >> stephen: which tea party candidate do you think has the best chance of going all the way right now? i mean, paladino here in new york sent out like pornographic and racist e-mails and odom in delaware... >> that's a good start for a tea party candidate. >> stephen: here's what i love about the tea party. you can so easily identify what the tea party is about because the new york candidates send out pornographic e-mails and the delaware candidate thinks past base is adultery. that's like big tent. >> you're not going

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with the tea party, a lot of people -- the number of times i interviewed somebody, at a tea party rally or a clinical event or a primary debate or something, who said to me, i have never been involved in politics before. well, ok, that is fair. they are necessarily not going to have the level of sophistication of some of the people you are talking about who got involved in goldwater and state involved forever. so there is a learning curve, to use the cliche. i think the tea party is going through that right now. certainly you expect the white-hot energy at the very beginning to fade a little bit. you would expect that some of the people who became active who were not political animals before that to get the bug, to really become active in to stay active and maybe become, in 20 years, you, sitting there and asking a question of another panel. at the same time, you would expect that some of the people that never really were political animals in the first place, that never were junkies or into these issues, to be into them for a short time and then go -- grow disillusioned, maybe with the

robert costa, liberals don't like this, the tea party doesn't like this. start with the tea party. senator cruz infuriated his republicans leader soon to be mitch mcconnell. he did get a final vote. do you think the president's executive actions were constitutional, executive actions on immigration? democrats say he made a fool of himself. what the democrats are saying by stringing this out what he allowed them to do was get a whole lot more of the president's nominees confirmed and put in jobs. >> procedurally senator cruz caused a lot of problems for his own party enabling these nominations to come to the floor but he did prove a point and he's showing senator mcconnell that come next year, once mcconnell has the majority, cruz will still be a thorn in his side. he still knows he wants to wield some power and he wants to show mcconnell that conservatives may have had a bad year, tea partying losing in the primaries but they'll be a force in congress. >> still a force, a nuisance or a real force? that's my question for both tea party and liberals after this. they were mad about pr

college professor comparing the tea party to the nazi party.t's coming up. >>> this a fox news alert. severe storms hitsing from coast-to-coast. first a nor'easter slamming the east coast, and now west coast bracing for its worst storm in five years. fox news chief meteorologist rick reismuth. >> extremely big storms on the west coast, california dealing with the worst drought we've ever seen. we desperately need the rain. but in the long term this is good news. in the short term it's going to be a really rough number of days. we're going see some areas maybe this week see over 15 inches of rain. that means flooding concerns. this is going to be an incredibly windy storm. expect to see a lot of power outages by the time this is done. the rain moves all the way through southern california. even in southern california we'll see maybe 3 to 4 inch rainfall totals. good news again in the long term, but in the short term all these areas looking at the flooding threat that goes across much of northern california. and then it's going to turn to be a ve

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this was a small tea party rally. probably about 30, 40 people there and the rest were cameras and reporters. the conservatives still have a lot of power in congress. but they are not the power. that's something conservatives are trying to grapple with. >> vocal but less juice in 2014? everybody sit tight. >>> jeb bush on what it takes to win. and why is dr. ben carson moving up in the 2016 polls? first, this week's politicians say the darnedest things. a group called stand with hillary is showcasing its new tune. ♪ and now it's 2016 and this time i'm thinking put your boots on and ♪ ♪ scratch this ceiling ♪ think of one great lady like the women in my life ♪ ♪ she's a mother a daughter and through it all she's a loving wife ♪ financial noise financial noise financial noise ♪ (holiday mhey! is playing) i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the

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and the consultant class, the establishment of the party, to head off the tea party.y're going to pull out all the stops to make sure that a tea party type conservative doesn't get the nomination. >> but why -- let me ask you a question. maybe it's too logical to ask a question about rush limbaugh except ratings or whatever. i'm not a media critic, but i don't get this guy. he's the leader of the republican party to many people's minds. rush limbaugh says there's something wrong with heading off the tea party, when everybody watching this says a tea party person cannot be elected president of the united states against hillary clinton. somebody who buys the pile of that stuff. why would he want a tea party person to be the nominee if they will most certainly lose? why would he want that? is it better for his audience if they're really angry with hillary as president? >> i don't think anybody as any idea what that man believes deep in his soul. >> you gave him soul. >> i'm being charitable tonight. >> that's a leap of faith before christmas. >> it's the holiday season,

of course, morning in yangon has always been about tea.tyle tea, usually with a thick dollop of sweetened condensed milk. you want it sweet this less sweet? very sweet? strong? less strong? everybody's got a preference, everybody's got a preferred tea shop, where they know presumably how you like yours. >> i want only less sweet, a bit strong. >> journalist and publisher u thiha saw. we meet at the seit taing kya tea shop. >> this place means a lot of things. not just a place to grab a snack. >> for 50 years of paranoia and repression, teahouses were also the main forum for guarded and not so guarded discussions of the daily news, where you tried to piece together the real stories behind the ludicrously chopped and censored newspapers. carefully, of course, because informers and secret police were also heavily represented in these hotbeds of sedition and discontent. given your position, how have you managed to stay out of prison all these years? >> no, i was there. two times. >> two times. >> once they called me and said, u thiha saw, woul

if i had said yes, i will baptize the tea i would have looked cosmically naive. and would have been saying for public human being and a backwater planet as something to tell people bright enough that they can send space ships across space and time. on the other hand if i said no i wouldn't baptize et, i would be admitting christianity has no universal significance. i would be saying it is just for us stupid yokels on planet earth, not significant in the grand scheme of things. either way they thought they had me. so when i just blurted out the first thing i could think of only if she asks i actually wound up turning the tables on them because i made baptism not my decision but et's. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. here's a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to the los angeles times. that is this week's list of nonfiction bestsellers according to the los angeles times. >> tell me what it was like teaching literature at the military academy and how you got there and how you got to this book.ht the while ago in 1997. w

. >> what about the tea party now? are you a tea party person? do you find yourself that way?o be affiliated with the tea party graphs roots movement. it is not a party. it is a movement. >> so you are a tea party person. so for those that don't understand what the prime make thing the acronym stands for. >> taxed enough already. that's how it started. live within your means just like we do as menmen and women as family members. >> i'm down with that. >> it's not rack did dick call. >> you can hate the tea party. >> it's not a radical movement. since when has it been radical to tell our government we work for not for you. >> smaller government and everybody can participate then. however, when the tea party doesn't compromise, and wants to blow things up, then, again, the message gets lost in the strum of controversy. >> like what? what's an example of blowing things up? >> everybody knew and i said this on the factor very early on that you weren't going to defund obama chair. >> even though candidates who had run for office they would kill -- >> -- these are wheels. >> i'm not

the tea party chorus among the republicans in congress is already saying they're against it.outside conservative groups that have whipped up the tea party folks in congress on issues like this in the past, they say they're absolutely opposed to what john boehner is planning to do here. the heritage foundation called this strategy today a blank check for amnesty. they say they're going to spend the next several days whipping the tea party conservatives in the house. they're going to deploy 10,000 activist against john boehner, against this plan and in favor of shutting down the government instead. anything short of shutting down the government is a blank check for amnesty. shut it down. it's so funny today. the beltway press today is they don't want a shutdown. he has a plan to avoid a shutdown. so that must mean there's not a shutdown. let's get back to writing down whatever john mccain just said. if you look on the right at the groups that orchestrated the last shut down, they're loaded for bear right now. they say they're going to do it again. and conservatives may be ideol

you need this little battery-powered tea lights, wood and power tools.tle hole drilled where you can put that tea light candle, it's about spray painting. you can do any color you want. >> this is awesome. this is actually brilliant if you have all the tools. >> in my opinion, you are not saving money. you've got to buy spray paint, wood, circular saw, drill bit, tape and get the tea lights and batteries. i'm buying a candle. >> which is not a big deal if you are creative and like to get your crafty side on. >> what's that? you've got a question for us? type it into facebook or twitter and we'll look at it and answer like right now. >> another good morning. this time they are answering questions. >> we could use a little more romance in our relationship. is there anything you could do to help. is there anything we can do to help? we are not just going to sit here and answer your question, tanya. it's time for "that escalated quickly." >> they get in their car, drive to tanya's house. >> guys. so glad you're here. come on inside. >> tanya, you told us on

tea sales is actually loose.st way to drink tea. >> i think it is a hassle. i'm a foreigner. what do i know? >> great to see you. look forward to being invited on to the platform. i'm sure francine will be there. >> happy christmas. >> the c.e.o. of fortnum and mason. >> coming up, the new richest man in the east. jack ma is asia's biggest billionaire. we'll take a look at what put him ahead. >> you can follow us on twitter. i'm at guy johnson tv. francine lacqua is at flacqua. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> there will definitely be a big bubble in china. not yet, but it is building up to be that and it will be the same story over and over again. we have seen that play and not only in china but in other markets around the world. but in the meantime, you have got to be in on this, particularly if you see value, which we do see in many of these companies. >> welcome back. that was franklin templeton's mark mobius speaking to us in an exclusive interview earlier on in the program. >> let's continue our c

this is tea party? >> tea party?u think climate change could put the liberal democrats with the tea party? >> could. and like that, we created a new functional american government. >> supposed to be better. i think what you have now is better than this. >> yeah. i was inspired how lofven held his government together and stuck to his principles so i honored him with a key to the new jersey ikea. >> thank you. en seven days later this happened. >> to news out of sweden, politicians rejected the minority government's budgeted proposal, that could lead to the collapse of the left ruling coalition. >> (bleep). from now on, i'm shopping at crate and barrel. crate and barrel. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come in today for a

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we all love our tea time, but are there hidden ingredients, even toxins in that soothing cup of tea?uthor of life by the cup is here to share her passion for tea and share the benefits and risks associated with one of our oldest and favorite beverages. also, we get the scoop on the sugar impact diet. the creator of the plan shares some facts about sugar you may not find so sweet. but first -- >> fox news alert. new york city police giving an update on yesterday's deadly attack in brooklyn. we're expecting

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