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tony perkins joins us to discuss the issue.y, thank you for your time today. >> good afternoon, shannon. >> there are several steps here. first of all, the original platform taking out the reference to god given potential and the language about jerusalem is the capital of israel. what i do you think democrats misunderestimated to use a george w. bush word, the impact that it would have to make the decisions to take language out of what was in the 2008 platform? >> well, first, i think it is the ideology that is driving the party. it is hard to have a -- make reference to god when you have an oversized view of government. a big god and a big government are two income patible concepts. i think you saw that play out this week in charlotte with the platform. but, what has happened here is the president and the key party leaders are taking the party in a very, very leftward direction and the rank and file members across the country who vote to typically vote democratic have not left the core principles of america when you consider t

tony perkins is the president of family research council. come tony. >> good morning. >> i'm good. thanks for being with us. both you and paul ryan are speaking this weekend. what do you hope to hear from paul ryan? >> well, i think we're going to hear what is a priority for the romney campaign and that is to get america back on track fiscally, getting america back on track from a moral and values standpoint. i think there's a crowd here that will be very receptive to what paul ryan has to say. >> conservatives accuse democrats of booing god at their convention, of celebrating abortion and same sex marriage. if most of america was bothered by that it isn't showing up in the polls. why do you think that is? >> i think it's blatant. i think it is a factor as i've heard, as i've been around the country just in the last week. you know, i don't know that people necessarily see them as booing fwod but do i see them as overlooking him, having to amend their platform and not being in agreement just by an oblique reference to god. i do think that's a

this is what tony perkins says. the president sympathizes with those who perpetrated the attacks. some how he has placed himself to the left of mitt romney. that's not a place mitt romney wants to be. >> cenk: amazing. i sense from the conservatives and i want to play a rush limbaugh quote here if i can. i think he's doing projection here, and i want to talk about it. >> if these people in the media and if other powerful democrats think, they get it in their head that obama is going to lose, they will throw him overboard to save the ideology. the ideology must be saved and will not be blamed. >> cenk: i think that's exactly what rush limbaugh and other conservatives are doing to mitt romney right now. that's all rush does, project project, project. whatever he thinks, he attributes to the democrats. >> right. >> cenk: i think they're saying that romney might be done. >> this echos not exactly what he was saying about mccain four years ago as well. there was a time when people wanted to jump ship. i think people are

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmons in for allison seymour. weather and traffic coming up in a minute. first this. >> goal from the five, griffin looking, touchdown! robinson! >> redskins fans couldn't have asked for more. robert griffin iii showed the poise of a seasoned veteran and threw 2 touchdown passes in his debut and albert morris ran for two touchdowns of his own. the redskins exploded on offense to a 40-32 win against the saints at home in the superdome. >> it was great. >> it really was. we'll talk more about that coming up throughout the show. >> i'm so glad they won because you would not have been happy today. >> i'm a big fan but i have to admit like many i thought they would lose. i wouldn't have been stunned. but this is fantastic! >> yay! >> also fantastic weather we are having as tony perkins said. just very comfortable out there. gwen has the latest in for tucker this morning. >> good morning. you're absolutely right. it is really going to be a spectacular day today. and we have a refreshing start to the day. some people are

good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> you make it seem so optimistic. thank you. [ laughter ] >> i'm allison seymour. we're happy you're with us today. >> terrible tuesday. >> good to get back to school and work. >> tucker barnes joins us. we need some uplifting after that intro. >> i wish i could do better. it will be a gray day today. showers and storms back and forth and a lot of humidity has been the theme for days. let's kick it off with a look at the radar. you will see showers not so much around here but as we get off to the northeast, yup, up into portions of northern delaware, now pushing into southern pennsylvania showers. we have had cloud cover and warm temperatures and right now in the mid-70s. today showers and storms will return hit and miss like yesterday. there could be locally heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. a warm start no doubt about it. reagan national 77 degrees. 79 in annapolis. it's september now. and we're still doing temperatures like it's july. 72 in gaithersburg and 70 in winchester. here is your forecast today.

good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm alison seymour. let's get right to gwen now with a look at our week forecast. make it a good one, gwen. >> i'm going to see what i can do. i found out with wisdom and sarah, everybody has a different taste for what they like. maybe we can serve up something for all our viewers. there was a little bit of fog this morning, but other than that, things aren't too bad. looking at a day that's going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday and with a lot more sunshine. we are starting out this hour with 72 degrees annapolis. 72 at d.c. 66 at fredericksburg and 66 at dulles and 66 at manassas. midday, 84 degrees. not quite as humid today as it was yesterday. but we're looking at a daytime high that will take us into the upper 80s and the low 90s. we do have some changes coming, however, as we move through into the weekend. that's when we're going to see a little bit of a change. wet saturday on tap, but it's not a weekend washout. let's check in with julie wright. >> 395 where we're starting off with the cr

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour.ere the president and the first lady will attend a ceremony later this hour. we'll bring you live coverage of the event plus we'll hear from president obama. >> we want to go live to new york where family members are reading the names of the victims of 9/11. moments of silence will be held throughout the next two hours to observe when the north and south towers were hit and when they collapsed. >> and there is also a ceremony taking place in somerset county, pennsylvania, to honor those who died when united flight 93 crashed. vice president joe biden will speak at the memorial and there will be a moment of silence there, as well. >>> we want to bring you up to date on what's happening here closer to home and we want to talk about our weather for today which looks glorious. >> for that we go downstairs. tucker barnes has the latest. >> reporter: cool overnight, temperatures in the 40s across parts of the area and 50s in downtown washington. but should be a gorgeous afternoon. upper 70s,

tony perkins, president of the family research council.e certainly appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you, zoraida. have a great day. >> you, too. >> all right. just ahead on "starting point," a dance studio offering pole dancing classes to kids as young as 5. >> how do you feel about this? >> look at this. it's weird. the owner says parents are asking for the classes themselves. details next. g. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass. more concerts, more events, more experiences. [ jack ] hey, who's boring now? [ male announcer ] get more access with the citi card. [ crowd cheering, mouse clicks ] [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and

i think i know. >> the really scary tony perkins. >> stephanie: he also spoke.s a parent, we have the ability to protect them from a lot of unfortunate experiences. >> don't knock it until you try it. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: we can do our very best job as a parent and something may happen whether they end up in drugs or some other lifestyle. >> some other lifestyle. they check the other box. >> stephanie: there are children who will -- we don't necessarily condone what they do. if we really loved them, we would tell the truth of the choices they made to continue in what they're doing are destructive to them and to society as a whole. >> you should stop choosing to be left-handed. >> stephanie: that's destructive. >> when did you choose to have red hair? >> some people do choose that. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> stephanie: i bet you wrote this for the laimecheen -- malaysian -- they look for children to have homosexual symptoms. for the 8 point list, symptoms of gays include liking the to wear v-neck shirts and other tight-fitting light colored clothes. >>

. >> and tony perkins is here. >> good morning. get my high five in. now time for ask tony and tucker, the most popular second- degreement american nothing television. this is the segment where tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions weather- related or otherwise. gwen's head is not big she wants me to point out. today' question comes from d and brianna brooks. what do the speed limitten forced by aircraft signs mean? what type of aircraft and how is the information transmitted. good question. i think i know the answer to this question but we decided to go to an expert. we are phoning a friend. joining us on the phone right now is corinne geller. she is a public relations dwrect director for the virginia state police. are you there? >> good morning. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let me say what i think -- at least what it used to be. i don't know if this is still the case. airplanes, i see white lines on the road on the interstate and from what i recall from years ago, airplanes flying ov

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour. yes, i do need to know where that is.ven want to travel there. >> avoid the area. >> a minute after 8:00. good morning, tucker barnes. >> good morning. >> beautiful day yesterday. i think it's going to be a repeat of the same, right? >> yeah, just right, not too hot, not too cool, but it is cool at night, warm in the afternoons. >> kind of perfect. >> yeah. >> dare i say? >> let me get right to the forecast. remember that old mcdonald's where they had half the -- >> yeah. that didn't work. >> the mcribs? >> the mlt, warm on one side and cool on the other. >> blended so nicely? >> it didn't or they would have kept it around. >> how do we get into these things? [ laughter ] >> important things. getting late in the morning. here we go, lots of sunshine expected today. here are your temperatures today, in washington 64 degrees. lots of sunshine expected. high pressure, that's why we have the quiet conditions. as we switch maps and go to temperatures, 64 in washington, 54 in leonardtown, 54 in manassas. forecast, sunshine, tem

. >> you just made tony perkins' day. >> he knows all about it. tony is one of our resource for that concert. >> that's true. holly, thanks. that does it for our 6:00 a.m. >> let's go to tony and our beatles expert. >>> a rocket attack killed the u.s. ambassador to libya as well as three others. >>> it is the latest in a series of attacks over an online film protesters finds offensive. the latest developments and a live report straight ahead. >>> and back here at home, a local high school student is gunned down on his way to

i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymour. happy you are with us on this wednesday morning. >>> we have breaking news on that rocket attack that libya that killed the u.s. ambassador there according to libyan officials. three other staffers, also americans, were killed. ambassador christopher stevens died of smoke inhalation after the consulate attack. stevens had only been served since may in libya. >>> this morning's attack comes after armed protesters attacked the consulate last night. >> in egypt, thousands ever pro terses stormed the american embassy and burned the american flag. they are angry at a film produced in the united states that insult the prophet mohammed. let's get more from doug luzader live on capitol hill. >> good morning. as you mentioned, the u.s. ambassador apparently killed there we are still waiting for confirmation from either the state department or the white house. they are only saying that one u.s. staffer was killed. but if this is, in fact, triewrks it represents a dramatic escalation in the situ

. >>> tony perkins is here. >> good morning. >> you certainly look colorful. >> very nice up here. >>ing. >> looks good. >> purple and pink over there. >> we're trying in our own way. >> we're trying too. >> it is now time for ask tony and tucker. gwen, you have not seen the new intro. it is the segment where tucker barnes and i typically put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions. tucker is off. gwen is our guest answerer. in extreme heat or cold conditions, why is it sometimes said that, for example, it is a hundred degree but it field like 105 or it is 25 degrees but it feels like 20? does the human body recognize the difference? good question, katherine. well, in the example, do you recognize the difference between 100 and 105? not so much. typically, if we are saying that type of thing, it is because there are other smiewns on the temperature behides just the temperature itself. -- there are other influences on the temperature besides just the temperature itself. when we give the heat index, we are talking about not just the air temperature and the level of

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm alison seymour. tucker barnes also with us, rounding out the crew here.e's in the weather center with a look at this day. >> allison, whoa, whoa, talking about football. >> did you know you're in it? >> i had no idea what the topic was, i kept it a secret. >> weather looks fine. cool start to the day. should be a lot of sunshine, what else is new? weekend looks great. we'll take it. live look at radar. a few clouds, as we get into the afternoon hours, that green you see, the cold front will start to approach the area. i don't think we'll see much in the way of shower activity. some of the clouds will move in late this afternoon and tonight. maybe a shower around here overnight into the first part of tomorrow. good news, the front will clear the coast early tomorrow morning and set us up for a great looking weekend, with lots of sunshine and highs in the 70s. current temperatures, speaking of 70s, 70 at reagan national. 62 dulles. bwi marshall, 86 degrees. forecast today, lots of sunshine, warm afternoon, 83 degrees your daytime high. tony, more details on

tony perkins talk about what he regards as threats to religious liberties, traditional marriage and the unborn and he will discuss last month's shooting at the family research council headquarters in which a staffer was wounded. >> a new investigation into the widespread failure of the d.c. area's 911 system. a 15-member commission is investigating why the 911 system failed in a large part of northern virginia and what can be done to speed up the next generation of service. the federal communications commission it is already looking into why the system was down. the amount to a new weapon in the war on terror. -- >> a new weapon in the war on terror. new dogs bred with today. they were trained at the k-9 training center in front royal where they spent 10 weeks learning how to detect trace amounts of explosives as well as guns and showcases. >> it easier to get to the capital from one of the world's most important cities. emirates airlines starting nonstop service from dulles airport to dubai. 14-hour flight nonstop. it will help d.c. companies looking to do more business abroad and fore

. >> tony perkins. >> yes, it is i. good morning. good morning, everybody. ess what that means it is time for. ask tony and tucker. this is the segment where tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions weather- related or otherwise. today's question is from jasmine in bowie, maryland. she sent us a picture to go with her question. take a look at this picture. >> eww! >> is that a banana with a -- >> that is real. >> it looks like a cucumber or something. jazz men writes my coworker found this animal or thing that we have never seen before. please help us figure out what it is. >> isn't that cool? >> i've never seen it before either. >> i've seen one or two. i have a better sense than most viewers as to what it might be. >> we want weren't sure so we are phoning a friend. joining us is dr. jim fredericks. he is an entomologist an the districtor of technical services with the national pest management association. dr.fredericks, are you there? >> good morning. i'm here. >> good morning. >> did you ethe picture? >> i did.

company he keeps and he was joined on that stage today by michele bachmann, rand paul, steve king, tony perkinslebration of right-wing views out of the mainstream. anti-women, anti-immigrant, anti-gay. while paul ryan tried to under his views today, governor romney in the swing state of virginia, removing to restrict a woman's right to choose. the state up held regulations that could force many women's health clinics to shut their doors. these are the real values he stands for. just because he didn't say it doesn't mean he doesn't believe it. watch what they do, not just what they say. joining me now is frank schafer, columnist for "the huffington post" and author of crazy for god and washington correspondent for "the guardian." thanks for joining me. >> thank you. >> anna marie, let me start with you. paul ryan is hiding his views, it seems. you know, he didn't go into a lot of detail today but clearly being at this conference stating the views of his, let's say, the crowd of speakers that were with him, and what he's advocated before clearly is a very open confirmation of some of the most con

. >> tony perkins. >> good morning.lo, tawshz. >> good morning. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> we missed you. now that tucker is here, you know whats time for. -- hello tucker barnes. >> you know what it is time for. >> was it ask tony and gwen yesterday? >> no, we called it tony and tucker. >> was it the same? >> of course not, you are different people. >> okay. >> the segment is named after you tucker. >> it does have your name on it. >> here we go. >> welcome back. >> this is the segment where tucker and i put our heads togo answer your most pressing questions, weather-related or otherwise. because it is your first day back, we have kind of an easy question. not too taxing. no research has to be done. >> i can't wait. >> today's question comes from matt schwartz in woodbridge. this is what matt wrote. we didn't make it up. >> do either tony or tucker have a degree in meteorology. i figure tucker was hired under the old weather girl rules. he presents well on tv and looks good. tony probably got his knowledge the h

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour. gwen is in for tucker barnes in the weather center. >> the only weather instrument i'm playing is this my clicker and radar. we talked about rain earlier and there was a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. it's still in effect until 9:15 and that's for the city of fredericksburg, stafford and spotsylvania counties. storms moving there east at about 15 miles an hour. you can see there on our fox 5 live accuweather radar. flash flood warning in effect until 11:15 for the same area. the storms have a history of large hail and damaging winds and already they have said they have gotten 2" of rain so if you are heading out be aware and watch yourself on the roads. as we look we are talking about temperatures into the 90s today once again, currently it is 78 degrees right now at reagan national airport. we have 80 already at annapolis. 76 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall, 74 to the south in fredericksburg. so a hot, sticky day today. i can't rule out showers or isolated thunderstorms popp

. >> i'm tony perkins. welcome to the show. >> did i say allison? >> yes, did you. >> goodness. >> it's now 9:00. and tucker barnes is standing by with word on what we can expect today. it's another muggy day out there, tucker. >> i want to see more of the video. >> we'll show more of it. [ laughter ] >> i guess i got to do weather. warm, humid conditions expected once again today. yeah, shower or thunderstorm certainly a possibility later this afternoon but right now we're quiet. don't be fooled by the radar. a lot of cloud cover. you can see heaviest showers now pushing up into central new jersey and offshore but again, very warm very muggy air mass in place and it won't take a lot it kick up more showers and storms. temperatures is part of the story warm 78 degrees, lots of sunshine, dew point temperatures in the low 70s. 80 in annapolis. 73 in manassas this morning. here's your forecast for today -- first temperatures. 64 in boston where the cooler air is. a couple of more days of this and it will be cooler this week. today showers and storms th

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour. man, we're happy you're with us today, aren't we? >> yes, absolutely. >> we're fired up today. we need a forecast that can match our enthusiasm, glen. >> it's fired up, if that's what you want. >> it's flakey, let me tell you. let's begin with our radar/satellite shot and show you where the wet weather is. absolutely tony was right, there is some rain. it's out to the west just near the royal area and we can't rule out a little bit more of that moving its way to the east and a popup shower or so here and there. we're not talking a total washout here, but we are talking a chance of seeing some of the isolated showers in some of other our neighborhoods into the course of the morning hours and maybe this evening. so just be aware. as we go to the weather maps, let's take a look at the temperatures, a very warm start to your day. 77 at reagan national airport, 75 at bwi thoroughgood marshall. we have 74 at fredricksburg and 74 degrees at fredrick. so for today we are talking a high of 90

i'm allison seymour. >> i'm tony perkins. straight-up 9:00 now.weather center with the latest on

i want to thank tony perkins is a great friend and everyone above today. let me just start here.th tony and his family to visit congress were in israel. we were there the week that the iaea announced that iran was getting close as we all know they are. fascinating time. it's always a fascinating time, but the day that we had a chance to visit with prime minister netanyahu was today they made for capability. one of the things that came through, didn't matter who you were talking to. talk to folks in the private sector and the private government. they all said the same thing. they said the best way, the absolute best way your country can help our country, the best way to united states of america is for america to stay strong. they say when you're stronger, were safe. when you're stronger, were better. and this is i think sometimes what this administration does. the world's a scary place. watch the tv. watch was going on right now in the mideast. as a less scary, less dangerous than a better place in the united states of america with our histories, principles, values when we leave.

gathering some of the biggest names on the far right and among them the president of that organization tony perkinsting to the microphone and introducing this man, rand paul. also minnesota congresswoman and former presidential hopeful herself michele bachmann speaking to the council. the group will hear from the biggest name at this conference, republican presidential nominee paul ryan who is seen here yesterday on a brief return to his current job which is still on capitol hill. he's still got to be one of those voters on particular legislation. but today he's expected to really amp up those partisan attacks on president obama's foreign policy, especially with what's happening right now across the fwloeb and that brings me to my colleague wolf blitzer who is live with me in washington, d.c. i'm expecting he will echo what his running mate mitt romney has been doing refusing to back down on the harsh critic jims how obama and the administration is handling what's going on right now and particularly in a pointed interview with one of our colleagues in the media, george stephanopolous. >> this is wh

ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the podium, tony perkins. [applause] ♪ >> good morning.it's certainly a privilege to serve as the chairman of this values voter summit at this convention of conservative value voter delegates from across the country. on behalf of the sponsors of the american family association, american values, family research council, heritage foundation, liberty university and. sponsors international communion of evangelical churches, and the media research center i am pleased to welcome you to the 2012 values voters conference. this year's theme, limited government, reduce spending champion traditional u

on september 12, tony perkins, president of the family research council will discuss the roles and values in the november elections. and of september 13, the president of international brotherhood of teamsters will discuss the fighting patriotism, protecting a map that and the american worker. second, i would like to present our guest with our traditional press club mug. great for coffee when you're trying to get going in the morning. >> great, thank you. [applause] >> a couple of last questions for you. when you filled "the body heat," were you aware that it would become a classic and then an -- and that an entire generation of young when -- young men would not forget you? [laughter] [applause] >> i want to point out regretfully in a way that film is now 31 years old. i'm sorry. [laughter] however, i am told that the break-in of the glass is still the no. 1 sexiest moment in fell. [applause] -- in film. [applause] [laughter] >> finally, i would like to ask you what is your favorite molly ivins quote. >> i will tell you one that is becoming more and more part of my everyday life. she says

i want to thank tony perkins and the great people at frc and before i start i just want to say a wordncept you have heard about called the war on women, the so-called war on women. and i just want to say i think it has as much reliability and truthfulness as bill clinton's arithmetic. [applause] but this week as we have seen, there is a very real war that is going on across the world. and that is what i want to take my few moments together we have this morning. i said on the intelligence committee and we deal with the nations classified secrets. this is a real issue and as we survey the political landscape today, it feels like it's dÉjÀ vu all over again. staggering unemployment, high gas prices and a struggling economy. you would think jimmy carter was back in the white house again wouldn't you? [laughter] we are again desperate for another ronald reagan. [applause] this time i am sorry to say it's even worse, because islamic traditionalism are not just limited to one country. they are currently raging all across africa and all across asia. each week our christian brothers and sister

good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm alison seymour. mother nature is showing off this friday. >> i like it. >> tucker barnes joining us now. tucker, will be a pretty one. >> should be a nice one. and already a nice start. temperatures falling back into the comfortable range overnight. a lot of 50s overnight. 60s here in town. here at reagan national we are looking at 64 degrees. you can see it's cooler off to the west and north. remember, with the sun just getting up about 15 minutes ago, these temperatures will stay cool another hour or so. 51 at dulles. 57 at bwi marshall. cold front approaching will bring a late day cloud cover and maybe a sprinkle. otherwise a good looking friday. temperatures jumping into the mid-70s by noon. few clouds around later this afternoon, and high temperatures topping out in the low to mid-80s. 82degrees at 5:00 p.m. more details on the weather, including a look at the weekend coming up. let's do traffic and get the latest from julie wright. >> on the roads now what we're seeing is northbound i-95 and th

headliners included kirk cameron and tony perkins, president of the family research council which claims,000 members nationwide. perkins discussed the event this morning on cnn's "starting point." >> and it was a call to faith, family and freedom. it was a recognition of the issues facing our nation, whether it's the economy and $16 trillion in debt that we have, which is a moral issue, or it was the issue of marriage or life or religious liberties, whichmarriage, life and religious liberties which we find under aaattack today. it was a call for them to pray for our nation and leaders and youming election. to prepare for registering and registering two or more friends to vote and then taking the pledge to actually vote on november 6th. >> organizers say they picked charlotte because north carolina voters recently amended the state's constitution to recognize only legal unions between one man and one woman. >>> we asked you talk back on one of the big issues of the day. the question this morning, should romney bend on obama care. susan, no, keep after it. president ain't got a thing to sh

evangelical groups heard relimgous broadcaster pat roberts and family research council president tony perkinsboth of them calling for a religious revival of sorts in this country. could the conservative christian most after the election, after obama wins, especially by a significant margin, could the conservative christian most become the next tea party? >> i think some of the conservative christians will look at mitt romney, a mormon and a moderate, or man with a moderate history, as someone who wasn't conservative enough and didn't put religion into the political marketplace enough. but i don't think that's going to be the widespread expectation of the american people. i think the tea party is seen as a force that energized the republican party initially. but is now really become an anchor around the party. mitt romney has really has not been allowed to advance more mainstream positions because the right and the religious right are holding him back and i think you can find a number of senate seats that the republicans would have captured in 2010. and in 2012. >> we're going to look at one i

on september 12, tony perkins, president of the family research council will discuss the roles and values in the november elections. . . >> the movie is now 31 years old. however, i am told the breaking of the glass in that film is the sexiest moment in all of films. >> and what is your favorite moment? >> i will give you one that is becoming more and more of my everyday life. she said, "you see i am an optimist to the point of idio cy." thank you. >> thank you all for coming today. i'd also like to thank the national press club staff, including the journalism institute and the broadcast center for organizing today's event. finally, a reminder you can find more information on our web site. also if you would like to get a copee of today's program, please check out our web site at www.press.org. thank you, and we're adjourned. >> here's what some of you are saying about this year's presidential candidates. >> i'm afraid i have to vote for the democrats because they support labor, and it is what makes our country strong. >> the president, it bothers me when he said you don't create this busi

general manager of the washington redskins will discuss the team's upcoming season and september 12, tony perkinse to present it general with our traditional press club mugged -- mug and medallion. great for coffee when you are working hard on solving some task in the marine corps. >> 2:00 in the morning, i will be drinking coffee out of this. >> i understand there has been some conference over the marine corps bulldogging promoted to sergeant and was wondering if you could explain. >> there was a great article in "the wall street journal" this sunday. to read it? did you laugh? we all laughed pretty hard. we had secretary of defense over four our guest of honor the third week in may, it was a grand occasion. sylvia's wife was with him and the ass -- -- and he asked. down comes the secretary of defense and the had that great look, and our bulldog to not even blink an eye. did not pay attention. did not embark. at the end of the parade, from bravo walked out -- did not even bark. at the end of the parade, when bravo walked out, he was after him. probably the funniest thing you have read in a longt

tony perkins, president of the family research counter -- council, says family -- value voters will play an important role in the upcoming election. we will watch as much -- as much of this as we can until president obama live in las vegas. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. i appreciate that. thank you for the invitation. i want to especially thank my guests for being here with me. the co-author of our book, a great friend. and our good friend from texas. a great friend, thank you so much for being here. and not only is she on my team, but she is a new president for the march for life. i am so proud of the work she does. thank you for everyone being here today. i want to extend appreciation for the chef and for giving us a little taste of louisiana. if you did not enjoy it now, you will enjoy it later. [laughter] i am grateful for the opportunity to be here at the press club and speak. i used to be on the other side of this and was for a short time. i appreciate the work. they have a shaping influence on our country and part of this process. before i began, i want to express

i want to thank tony perkins, the great people at f.r. c. say a word about this concept you have heard about called "the war on women," the so-called war on women. i want to say it has about as much reliability and truthfulness as bill clinton's arithmetic. but this week, as we have seen to our horror, there is a very real war that is going on across the world, and that's what i want to take my few moments together that we have this morning. i sit on the intelligence committee. we deal with the nation's classified secrets, and this is a very real issue. and as we survey the political landscape today, it feels like it is deja vu all over again. because we are seeing struggles all across the middle east. we're seeing attacks on our embassy, in a way that we saw in the late 1970's. staggering unemployment. you would almost think jimmy carter is back in the white house again, wouldn't you? only what we see is we are again desperate for another ronald reagan. [applause] >> this time i'm sorry to say is even worse. the fires of radical islamic tra