going to keep the ads coming because two weeks ago i got asked what the colbert super pac stands for and i wanted to ask you, the super nation, to tell us what we stand for as colbertsuperpac.com. so far, 53,000 of you have responded. now, i plan to read all the submissions... (laughter) ... which i am completely capable of doing because reading is something i definitely know how to do. (laughter) but due to the massive volume, we instead use computers to crunch the data. so let's head over to the persuade-u-lux 6000. (cheers and applause) welcome. welcome to the persuade-u-lux. where eloquent speech becomes good and stuff like that. (laughter) i had my staff generate something called a word cloud, a visual representation of your most frequently used words. the more you use them, the larger they would appear in the cloud. so, nation, i give you what you stand for! (laughter) okay, there it is. (cheers and applause) evidently marijuana very high on your list. (laughter) i have forwarded all your contact information to the d.e.a. so they can find out just how much you care about it. your voices will be heard. (laughter) now, f

the e.u. has become and bureaucratic system that we call a super national confederation of states between the legal point of view it has this tendency to turn into a federal state and says one of its sensual problems is not just an alliance of states anymore but a federation without legitimate basis it has new nation new european nation but nation's political relations within the union yet less democratic all the time in this situation we're losing what we call illegal state which is of the highest priority the euro two seem to be in big trouble what's going to happen to it. the euro will inevitably fail it was always clear that the euro project would not succeed already in one thousand nine hundred three i have processed the mass root lawsuit that was mostly against the introduction of the monetary union without the consent of the nations comprising the e.u. this euro is being used as a political lever to make the e.u.

as you can see the the money sort of had if you build up and build up and build up and right now when you have a debt crisis at a national level the only place that money up to is super national organizations which is why you have this crisis at the doorstep of the e.c.b. the european central bank and the i.m.f. the international monetary fund so right now you are trying to find a super national solution to what is now a national debt crisis in europe that's europe's crisis the reason let me ask you about that because within that you're saying you're you're going back to the financial crisis that we thought and it sounds like and there you think that the bailouts were part of the problem deal. with the bailouts how to be done i mean it had to be done i think so i mean you can definitely talk to some economists who say you know what if we went you know full free market on this we would have let the bad banks failed we would have had structural reform immediately it would have been a deeper recession we would have come out of it quicker i don't know that that's true and you can't really run a controlled experiment on the past so frankly i think that what we've done so

and as the president told the nation on super bowl sunday we have treated him fairly. but jimmy hoffa has no interest in fairness. is he a demagogue. he is playing to his crowd. you know what? he is losing. when we come right back, is it legal on illegal aliens getting big tax refunds. you are not going to believe it. moments away. - hi, i'm halle berry, and as a new mom, i can tell you that childhood is a magical time. but for children with diabetes, life is not quite so carefree. the barbara davis center for childhood diabetes is fighting hard to find a cure. know the signs: irritability, excessive urination, weight loss. if you have any of these signs, please call your doctor. early detection can save your life. give to save lives and reach for the cure. call now or log on to childrensdiabetesfoundation.org. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the is it legal segment tonight. three provocative situations beginning with the irs sending more than $4 billion in refunds to illegal aliens. is that legal? here now and fox news analyst kimberly guilfo

the president's speech tomorrow. carefully for my priority area for job creation who dat nation family and friends are coming over for a big game to recovery and the super bowl who dat nation is a reference i guess to his favorite sports team which i didn't know until now but when news about g.o.p. members of the senate skipping out on this each came out senator majority leader harry reid decided to have some fun and listen to what david vitter posted this afternoon typical harry reid he's now scheduled votes that should have been held this morning for right before and after the president's speech pens in those who would have kept the speech like me so now i'll miss my own saints game party at home always knew harry was a dirty bird. oh don't worry only strengthens my who dat resolve on of the super bowl so the big question is that are going to just come in and vote and still miss the president's speech nobody knows his office hasn't released that and hasn't taken it to facebook yet but vitter is not the only person boycotting this speech senator jim de mint says he's not attending along with congressman joe walsh ron paul and paul brown in fact brown s

the way they can operate. >>> super steve is back. the nationals fheno phenom did pitch. >> 12 games is all he pitched last year. in those 12 games last year, he made us believe that washington has a baseball future. and tonight that future resumed. 12 and a half months after the tommy johns surgery, the fire bawling righty was back. the rain stopping just long enough for steve to do his work and the work was good. nats set a pitch limit of 60 for strazburg. ended up tossing 56. 40 of them were strikes. he went five complete innings. gave up just two hits. no runs. walked nobody. struck out four. his fast ball hit 99 on the gun. mixed in some curve balls and changeups as well. not sure what you had in mind for steven's return, but it could not have gone much better than this. much more on strasburg 's return when dave owens joins me live. we hope to hear from steven in this program. that is coming up in about 12 minutes. derek, are you happy? >> i am happy. >>> we turn now to something unhappy. deadly wildfires over in texas. at least four people h

and as the president told the nation on super bowl sunday we have treated him fairly. jimmy hoffa has no interest in fairness. is he a demagogue. he is playing to his crowd. you know what? he is losing. when we come right back, is it legal on illegal aliens getting big tax refunds. you are not going to believe it. moments away. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the most headroom per dollar of any car in america. the all-new nissan versa sedan from $10,990. innovatiosized. innovation for all. with aerizon mobile hotspot, you can connect up to 5 wifi devices to the internet with lightning-fast verizon 4g lte speed. a gaming device. mp3 pler. connect any 5 for wifi on the go. get the 4g lte mobile hotst now for only $49.99. verizon is the place with the largest selection of 4g lte devices. on america's fastest, most advanced 4g network. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the is it legal segment tonight. three provocative situations beginning with the irs sending more than $4 billion in refunds to illegal aliens. is that legal? here now and fox news analyst k

secondly, the colbert nation and i recently formed colbert super pac, allowing us to raise and spend unlimited amounts of money. technically my lawyer says we're limited to the amount of money that currently exists in the world, but he's working on that. now, we used our money for the first time to run ads in advance of the iowa straw poll supporting writing in texas governor rick perry, and to distinguish ourselveses from the other super pac supporting perry, we asked supporters to write in his name with an a, and if they're feeling really ambitious, dot the "i" in rick with another "a." rick parry came in sixth over all and was the number-one write in candidate with 718 votesment but folks, every silver lining has a dark cloud. the iowa g.o.p. has refused to release the write-in resulted, so we don't know how many of those 718 votes were with an a. was it 717? as low as 716? anything is possible. so i turned to the cobail report's affiliate in iowa, woi abc 5 where des moines turns for des news. i'm talking about the entire news team. co-an cores amanda kranz and chief meteorologist

well the students who started a campaign for statehood ahead of the super between few votes in the united nations they carried a letter to the local you admission in ramallah so peaceful demonstrations will continue until palestine becomes a member state a result. the whole region is in a state to build up to vote. while the palestinian authority officially launched its campaign for statehood today thursday and in a formal written to the un secretary chief banking roun it urged the international body to recognize tellus fenians just demolished and what we understand is that the campaign will involve a series of events in the run up to the opening session of the un general assembly on september the twentieth it has been dubbed the national campaign for palestine state one hundred and ninety four and to launch it some one hundred palestinian high ranking officials and activists gathered today for his day at the un headquarters in ramallah for a short ceremony of both the israeli government as well as the obama administration is against the stick to ration and the u.s. has sent a formal request to t

the issue. i do because there are four nations, put them on the screen that have islamic republic in the title. afghanistan, iran, and pakistan. do you have that super. five nations have as the state religion roman catholicism. three eastern orthodox, nine lutheran. 13 have sunny muslim. >> there is an important meaning to the jewish. when they refer to it as being a jewish state. everybody in that part of the word is code. it is code for the following that they will not accept back millions of refugees. that is what it represents and that is a critical issue for the israelis. >> geraldo: finally, very briefly, could this cost president obama the election? >> i don't know. i think it is too early to tell and i think it will depend who the republicans nominate. there is no doubt to my view by far and away the dominant issue in the election is the catastrophic condition of our economy where we have 25 million people unemployed or unemployed in america and 15% of people who are in poverty conditions and millions of people who are underemployed. that is the dominant issue. >> geraldo: i agree and the economy affects all of us. thanks. mort zuckerman, la

they say i'm not saying that this happened systematically but as the states have lost their surveillance powers are super national structures that don't need states because they already have scientists technologies and even armies. are already plausible with. the environmental war it is a heavy legacy we have to carry with us it's a good legacy for the ones eager for war and for those who like peace surely rejected to look at it like the worst thing that could possibly happen to all the conventions used to ban such death tools encounters a lot of obstacles. the environmental war material effects our daily life and even the cosmic order. when i talk about a global environmental i talk about tools that technically already exist in the hands of people who are willing to use them how to use these tools is part of the concept of war. exist and can alter the environment almost permanently it is a global war because the earth is a closed system away a modification of the ecosystem in a certain area generates another alteration somewhere else. that is why if someone wants to create a tsunami along the coast realizes that

in washington, the so-called super committee holds its first public hearing on the nation's debt. and, we continue to pose the question, "how do we fix?" we'll talk to john kanas, the president and c.e.o. of bank united, about turning the economy around by helping small business. opec is slashing its forecast for oil demand as the global economy slows. the cartel cut this year's estimate by 150,000 barrels a day, and next year's by 40,000 barrels a day. opec says the u.s. summer driving season was weaker than expected, and that the economies of many industrialized nations are slowing. opec produces a third of the world's oil supply. south wist airlines faces a 1.1 million fine over faulty repairs and kppings over 44 plains. the federal aviation administration says a contractor for the company failed to fully expect the planes for metal fat agency and did not properly install pieces that hold the aircraft skin in place. back in airport you will recall a hole was ripped open in the roof of a boeing 737 operated by southwest. the plane had to make an emergency landing. thank three al

the nation's history, something a lot of moderate democrats are fearful of embracing wholeheartedly. that will be interesting moving forward. the one group that could actually do something about reducing the nation's debt, the super-committee, this is the plan the president is putting forward to them, they have their first behind closed doors meeting today and they feel they will do some substantive work. jon kyl, the republican senator on that committee, which asked about the president's plan, said that was a campaign document. so that group starting the real work today. don't think they'll take too much of the president's plan into consideration, thomas. >> luke russert on capitol hill. thanks so much. >>> new york congressman steve israel is the chairman of the democratic campaign committee, joining me in studio this morning. nice to have you here. >> good morning. >> the president's new proposal, the $447 billion jobs plan, the buffet rule, the $3 trillion deficit reduction package. they are being embraced by democrats but explain, is this a sign of democrats really stepping in line and getting in sync with what the president wants the message to be? >> well, this is a matter of democrats in the house of repr

to express support for the palestinian bid for statehood it's very symbolic where we're standing because we're wired up a super golding with aconitine forty eight the united nations granted israel independence and so what the speakers here are saying is that in the same way that israel was recognized by the united nations so too should palestine now the essence of what speakers had to use. and has of the american president barack obama with various speakers saying that he has shown his true colors from the one hand calling for an independent palestine counting everything he can to try and startled us and stop it from happening zigzag go against american president being it's not only among palestinians but also among these left wing israelis at the same time what style of boulevard which is where i'm standing was the scene for several months this year where protesters pitched a tense and defiant at the israeli government they were arguing that netanyahu needs to trace internal socially she's before he talks about international concerns . british opposition labor m.p. jim fitzpatrick tells r.t. israel's approach to a palestinian state or. more violence in the regio

to ignore a really rising challenge, which is the rising challenge of china as a rival super-power of the united states, while we've been focused on nation building and the rest. >> eleanor? >> this president is not going to eradicate all terrorism. no president could do that. he is trying to bring the wars in iraq and afghanistan to an end, but when you steer the shape a stay, got to avoid sudden moves. and i think he has made adjustments to the bush-cheney policy. i don't think we do what -- anymore. no extraordinary rendition. and i think he has changed our image around the world. but this is a war, if you use the bush terminology, the war against terrorism that has been very costly to this country and continues to be costly. not only two to wars, the extraordinary medical costs associated with it and as pat says, the lack of a decade's worth of not paying attention to our internal problems. we have american businesses scrambling to get b-1's to bring in people abroad from other countries to fill jobs that we should be educating people in our schools. and when the president goes before the congress and has to beg for money to moderniz

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