one of the main reasons he is of such interest is the black panther party. >> he had been a student in the mid-1960ss where he met two fellow students, he lead newton and bobby seale and became friendly with them and when they form the black panther party they went to richard aoki's apartment to talk to him about it and asked him for guns. he had been in the army. he was a gun aficionado and richard aoki agreed and gave them some of their first guns and firearms training and some more weapons in the early 1967 and there is no dispute about this. bobby seale has written about this, richard aoki confirmed it in several interviews so here was a situation that at the same time rich aoki was providing the black panthers with guns and firearms training he was a paid fbi informant. i want to make clear that i have no evidence that the fbi knew that richard aoki was arming the panthers or was involved in any way, nevertheless this raises a certain question, what did the fbi know about this if anything? did the fbi have any involvement? >> so. the question becomes who are the subversives? the p

the question i have also deals with the black panthers. the black panthers needed some help with their books and ramparts magazine editor was asked to send a bookkeeper over. she saw the panthers to a wonderful works by the great african american author pearson, former publisher of ramparts come excuse me, was the acknowledged and we now know that the panthers if you can across any further evidence the fbi perhaps being privy to that information. >> i haven't seen any information like that and with regard to your earlier comment the perspective of the information about reagan, his previous biographers and putting ed wind morris all say in their biographies they were frustrated by the very few pages that the fbi had released about ronald reagan. we have at this point is the most complete record of ronald reagan's involvement in the fbi and the years prior to becoming president and this sheds light on the evolution of ronald reagan's politics and helps explain his term from being a liberal in his early hollywood days to being a staunch anti-c

narrative is that this was an incredible young man at 14, 15 years old that was a writer for the black panthernewspaper. he was a reporter and broadcaster for national public radio in his late 20s. he had an amazing career before december 9, 1981, when he was arrested and later convicted for the murder of daniel faulkner. it is just an incredible story that they have kept under wraps, and they want to keep it under wraps because he has transcended prison for the 30 years after. people like my partner on this film, no well has been able to get his voice out from death row, a dark hole on death row in pennsylvania, and delivered to the world. he has had an amazing impact on social and political discourse the world over. that is what the film is about. the voices you just heard, the outpouring of not only love, but intellectual respect and historical respect for mumia abu jamal is absolutely incredible. recapture it in this film. we talked a great deal about the ugly reality of mass incarceration in this country. michelle alexander is in the film, the author of "the new jim crow." she helps to fr

solyndra stock option for the black panthers? where? obama's blatant discrimination against wall street has created a crisis. and that crisis is the subject of tonight's word. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: it's not easy having green. folks, last year the top 500 c.e.o.s earned $5.2 billion. the wealthy are paying their lowest tax rates since the 1950s and last week the dow closed at its highest level in five years. america's superrich are having a good decade. but folks-- they can't enjoy it because barack obama has hurt their feelings. one fund, one fund manager said the president showed disdain for the rich. while another accused him of bullying. and a third said becausers who still support obama are like battered wives. yes. these billionaires are like battered wives. they should really go to a shell ter. well, folks, the wealthy have had it. the wealthy will now fighting back with their leader, hedge fund founder will object cooperman who has been described as the pope of this movement well, pope isn't really fair. he has more go

i am more fearful of the black panthers. i am more fearful of moran from virginia. am more concerned about the dead people that will be voting. that is what i am concerned about. host: thank you for the call. brett is on the phone from florida. caller: i believe if there is a tie, it comes down to recount and a questionable outcome. if it goes in favor of mitt romney, -- republican, but i am leaning toward obama. if mitt romney wins, the 47% are not going to be happy. i am a republican, but it seems like if you vote for mitt romney, you are voting for the future. i am disabled and have children. i kind of feel selfish of five votes for obama because it might help us now. if i thought for mitt romney it might help -- if i voted my, children down the road. host: the earlier caller talking about voters oppression. a couple of editorials we want to share with you. from mitt romney's hometown of in detroit. top reasons to re-elect barack obama is what the editorial says. with a myriad of conflicts that enter the middle east, not to mention the u.s. tense relations with ch

in 2008 members of the new black panther party intim dating white voters investigatn was stone walled by eric holder. i don't remember them looking for the un, are we turning over our voters security to ahmadinejad? >> and the they are nonpartisan and they don't have a horse in the race? >> it is not a big deal. looking at polls it say close election maybe it doesn't hurt to have another set of eyes putting out a report. we don't want to see a reprise. we shouldn't cut fund toz. un! another set of the eyes so partisan. to virginia where fraudulent absentee ballots cast and milwaukee where the adult population exceeded by those who voted. they are not looking for fraud. they are trying to embarrass the republicans. bad for obama to have the un in. >> and hear about the companies cutting staff and the stocks you want to hire, too. >> companies that are adding workers and ready to pay you. morgan store. >> i like them. they are hiring and analyst >> emac? >> it costs more. the stock is prici than walmart or target. >> you like them. >> they are up 33 percent . they have a sweet dividend

black panther. >> that is like no problem. >> what if the black panther beats them up. would that matter? >> is he going to get a pass. >> is that going to happen? >> almost happened last night. >> this is a farce, right? total farce. >> total farce. >> they have no authority. he they are going to write a nice little report after this is all done. >> i wasn't too confrontational tonight with you ladies? >> you were actually sort of soft. >> i can be fuzzy. >> warm? >> bill: carl rove warming up. talking about fuzzy. what will happen next in the presidential race? rove is next. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight. we will book end our third debate analysis with a guy closely following every aspect of the race. here he is carl rove. okay, i want to advance the story you are rooting for romney to win. you are a republic partisan. what i saw last night is that romney could have put president obama away and did not. almost like a prize fighter, just didn't take him out because he avoided the libyan situation. do you agree with that? >> i don't. look, it's always easy to say it's easy t

escape with the help of the underground, smuggled to algeria where he was held prisoner later by the black panthers, then escaped to swits land, kicked out there, went to afghanistan, kidnapped by the cia, and brought back and thrown back in prison, and the story goes on, but i want to leave time for questions. anyway, 50 years passedded since the events, and i talked with winston, spent three days interviews ron, he's alive, had health problems and new ones lately, actually, but spent three days interviewing ron in maui and talked to andrew wiehle in southern arizona. no question about the facts of what happened in this story. there's no question. andrew is not -- is ashamed of what he did, tried to apologize many times over the years. he was an ambitious undergraduate, and he admits it, and used that to propel himself at harvard, to advance. that's how the game was played, and on the surface, they made up, even there was a fundraiser to help with medical bills they had, but when you talk to him, he admits he still has not forgiven an draw for what he did back at the dawning of the age of aquarius

black panther. >> that is like no problem. >> what if the black panther beats them up. would that matter?he going to get a pass. >> is that going to happen? >> almost happened last night. >> this is a farce, right? total farce. >> total farce. >> they have no authority. he they are going to write a nice little report after this is all done. >> i wasn't too confrontational tonight with you ladies? >> you were actually sort of soft. >> i can be fuzzy. >> warm? >> bill: carl rove warming up. talking about fuzzy. what will happen next in the presidential race? rove is next. where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. are we there yet? are we there yet? [ male announcer ] it's the question we ask ourselves every day. is it the safest, the most efficient? the kind of vehicle to move not just people... but an industry forward? are we there yet? are we really? [ male announcer ] are we there yet? we are, for now. introducing the all-new seven passenger gl. motor trend's 2013 sport utility of the year. mercedes-benz. t

black panther. >> that is like no problem. >> what if the black panther beats them up. would that matter?e going to get a pass. >> is that going to happen? >> almost happened last night. >> this is a farce, right? total farce. >> total farce. >> they have no authority. he they are going to write a nice little report after this is all done. >> i wasn't too confrontational tonight with you ladies? >> you were actually sort of soft. >> i can be fuzzy. >> warm? >> bill: carl rove warming up. talking about fuzzy. what will happen next in the presidential race? rove is next. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight. we will book end our third debate analysis with a guy closely following every aspect of the race. here he is carl rove. okay, i want to

>> i think he said the black panthers were scaling the walls of his daughter's wedding. k that's where he may have lost the philadelphia suburbs. >> that's a look at the papers. >> i think he said it was the black panthers. >> let's go to politico. >> suddenly bucks county is gone. all right. >> ninjas at the wedding. really hurts a campaign. >>> let's go to politico now, the chief white house correspondent is mike allen with a look at his world-famous playbook. morning. >> good morning and happy fiscal new year, 2013. >> that's a romantic way to start the day. >> we are so hung over from the party last night. >> whoo! >> make sure you say that to your honey as you head out the door. >> the lead story on politico this morning, the parallel universe where mitt leads all polls. that's your headline. explain it. >> no, joe was just talking about some of the denial that you see on the other side. and a great point that this story makes is that this is an extent of the sort of choose your own adventure approach that we now have for news. pem go to places that reflect what they

there was a bounty put out for george's head dead or alive by the new black panther party and peopleto describe george that were inaccurate. very hateful words. >> geraldo: did he do you think commit murder? >> he showed tremendous restraint when was attacked. i don't want to talk only about the events of that night but i will talk about what he told his family. he told his family the truth. nothing that has come to light in evidence that i know of has ever contradicted his truth. >> geraldo: what about the fact that the kid's dna was not on the weapon indicating that there probably was not a struggle for the weapon? >> i think that is exactly right. that indicate was there probably was not a struggle for the weapon and george to my recollection has never said nor did i say nor has his father that there was a struggle for the weapon. it is important to make the distinction between george's family and other people who i guess were following their hearts. they knew our family was terrified and couldn't go out in public. they went out, like george's friend and they they may have made st

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the black chicago democratic establishment. >> narrator: it was the legendary incumbent congressman and former black panther bobby rush. >> bobby rush has real strong roots in the community. bobby rush was, you know, a panther. then he matured as a congressman into a guy that took that toughness and broadly applied that. so bobby rush had very real strength in the community. >> narrator: even after having lived here for years, obama was vulnerable to a charge bobby rush would surely make: he didn't really know these streets, and he's not really an african-american. >> bobby rush called him an educated fool, again trying to sort of cast obama as this overeducated half-white guy from hawaii with this multicultural background. he was not "one of us." >> you can have more degrees than a thermometer, but if you ain't got some power, you ain't got some seniority, if you ain't got what it takes to be a congressman. >> that's always been a subtext of the opposition to him from other black politicians. how dedicated is he to the black struggle? >> despite all our differences, we can live together as one people... >> there's a long artic

black panthers. >> new black panthers. >> but there's not a -- >> see my point? >> yes. >> the u.n.is coming they are going to check the election. >> sorry. the story is really interesting. turns out a gentlemen from england tried to donate to both barack obama's campaign and mitt romney's campaign. he was able to donate using his address in england to barack obama's campaign but mitt romney's campaign web site turned him away. i thought i would put up the numbers the latest numbers on money raised in the campaign so far barack obama 918 million mitt romney 818 million bucks. $2 million needs to be spent. the dnc is in the whole 20 million in the whole and the rnc has 83 million. >> interesting, interesting numbers going out. a lot of money being raised. >> one party is in debt. >> i have a sad political story. george mcgovern at age 90 died jed in -- yesterday in south dakota. he was a lion in the democratic party. i had the advantage of being a volunteer in the 92 campaign when he upset muskee out of maine and went on to get the democratic nomination. lost in a land side. he was a

trying to manipulate the vote, if they happen to trip across a black panther wielding a pipe wrench, they will do more than holder did about that. >> bill: in philadelphia particularly there might be a little -- see, what i think might happen is that the panthers in philadelphia with the iron jacks may beat up the u.n. guy. see, that might happen because the u.n. guy hanging around, what are you doing here you honky or whatever they do, you know and then bang. >> the u.n.? are you kidding me? as i often said, a bunch of lookalikes trying to beat parking tickets on the lower east side. get out oof here with the u.n. i took the tour. even the guide book was spineless. >> bill: all right, now, lance armstrong who i think bicycled by your mansion a couple of times. >> yeah. >> bill: disgraced lost all the tour de france medals or whatever they give over there because he was doping and you say? >> he probably took away the medals but ironically he he will get to keep the yellow shirts. listen, if he was doping, that's one thing. but and i have read a lot of articles about this guy bracing