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here's how things unfolded unfiltered i to put words on paper and let people know the true story. >>up next governor palin gets personal. she gives you the inside story about that three week period when she knew her son trigg had down syndrome and couldn't tell her husband. a tough time. does governor palin thinks she is victim of sexism? what does she say about that red special about sarah palin. >> greta: governor palin seems to have found her favorite way to express herself. not traditional. facebook you are now speaking to people on facebook are you actually doing this? do you have a staff? >> i have a small staff. no, i'm actually doing it. >> you have a very small staff. >> this morning i post -- last night couldn't sleep, couldn't sleep, kind of burning in me again with this reminder, all you -- i use facebook to remind americans on i'm this book tour. they shout loudly they say we to get this country back on the right track. the things going on now we don't agree with. why haven't congress listening with health care reform? couldn't sleep last night wants to -- wanting to put

but i do think there is something liberatin about just sing what you saw in an unfiltered w for people, as long as you putt in a place where your viewers of ur web site know that's dierent an what they call a report. >> and let's go to the next question. >>y question is, how do you use, scree evaluate news stories that are produced by foign reporters and coespondents and use that information in reporti internatnal news? >> i think it's good question, and it speaks tohat i've described as grod truth. in a place li the middle east, if you want to understa the arab street, you need to be rding "al-ahram." yoneed to know the newspapers that e there in the arab world, and tha's done by oucorrespondents on the grnd. now we have the benefit of being able to grab them online. but i still think u need that correspoent there the ground who speaks the nguage, who can read the nepapers in that language, and who carelate to us, "this is what's happing from the perspective of theedia in this country," whether 's vernment-controlled media or whetr it's a free media. and think it always should be rt o

she was a little unfiltered.hey bonded through that sense of humor as mike said they were on these can campouts. bald used to show up at some of those. bob and molly are at a community. we would love to have seen that picture. they tiptoed and went over to the water, kind of nutty stuff. brad said he was the only writer i know who faithfully chronicles this in such a beautiful way that the wonderful dogs all, one of the greatest musicians ever in america prevalent in known for being the guy out austin he really defined austin as a lot of people came here, musicians can because of dag's song. there's now the hill by the long center. if you flossy and it is a beautiful tribute. he described it as a space ship from a magic place and molly called it lotus land and said she could have. come a lot of fun and write funny things and hang out with politicians who seem to be brave on their cost increases. she really loved speed. any other questions? thank you very much for putting up with us. [applause] [inaudible conversa

for the next 90 minutes, we will practice pure, unfiltered democracy. go into them all and hauled out a name. -- call out a name. you will give me your assessment of various issues. i will try to give you my response back. but we will do it democracy the way the founding fathers wanted us to do it. that is what is going to happen. we have a couple of formalities i have to take care of on my end. already, you will see in the course of the next 90 minutes that folks have differences of opinion on the host of issues we all know that health care reform is a very non controversial topic. i am sure we will see that again today. we will have plenty of differences. but one area where there is an organ consensus is we support it are veterans all the way. would they please stand to be recognized? oregon's veterans. i cannot hear you folks. [applause] thank you for recognizing our veterans. also, our forestry efforts. we have been able to get a little bit of a truce on the east side, 8 million acres. the environmental folks and the timber industry coming together.

for the next 90 minutes, we will practice pure, unfiltered democracy.into them all and hauled out a name. you will give me your assessment of various issues. i will try to give you my response back. but we will do it democracy the way the founding fathers wanted us to do it. that isç what. happened -- what is going to happen. we have a couple of formalities i have to take care of on my end. already, you will see in the course of the next 90 minutes that folks have differences of opinion on the host of issues we all know that health -- we all know that health care reform is a very non controversial topic. i am sure we will see that again today¤ c13 we will have plenty of differences. but one area where there is an organ consensus is we support it are veterans all the way. would they please stand to be recognized? oregon's veterans. i cannot hear you folks. [applause] thank you. for recognizing our veterans. also, our forestry efforts. we have been able to get a little bit of a truce on the east side, 8 million acres. the environmental folks and the timb

for the next 90 minutes, we will practice pure, unfiltered democracy. out a name. you will give me your assessment of various issues. i will try to give you my response back. but we will do it democracy the way the founding fathers wanted us to do it. that isç what. happened -- what is going to happen. we have a couple of formalities i have to take care of on my end. already, you will see in the course of the next 90 minutes that folks have differences of opinion on the host of issues we all know that health -- we all know that health care reform is a very non controversial topic. i am sure we will see that again today¤ c13 we will have plenty of differences. but one area where there is an organ consensus is we support it are veterans all the way. would they please stand to be recognized? oregon's veterans. i cannot hear you folks. [applause] thank you. for recognizing our veterans. also, our forestry efforts. we have been able to get a little bit of a truce on the east side, 8 million acres. the environmental folks and the timber industry coming toget

for the next 90 minutes, we will practice pure, unfiltered democracy.. already, you will see in the course of the next 90 minutes that folks have differences of opinion on the host of issues we all know that health -- we all know that health care reform is a very non controversial topic. i am sure we will see that again today¤ c13 we will have plenty of differences. but one area where there is an organ consensus is we support it are veterans all the way. would they please stand to be recognized? oregon's veterans. i cannot hear you folks. [applause] thank you. for recognizing our veterans. also, our forestry efforts. we have been able to get a little bit of a truce on the east side, 8 million acres. the environmental folks and the timber industry coming together. it could not have happened without an oregon state professor. could norm johnson and his wife debbie please stand. where are they? a round of applause for and norm johnson and wife debbie. thank you, both. and because of his great work, we are going to take that east side agreement over to the

are many times when citizens deserve to hear the voices of unions and corporations directly and unfiltered. none of the states are swamped with quarter union spending or dominated by special interest in some way that other states have escaped. what do you think? caller: i think that the political analysts are so out of touch for anybody to suggest that our politicians are not motivated by special interest groups. nursing, fire, teachers associations, unions. it is a ridiculous position and where are we at that political analysts are spewing that garbage. there is nobody on either side, democrat or republican, that the leaves special interest groups are not controlling and pulling strings. politicians are pandering daily to special interest groups. i don't mean to knock obama's administration, but there is not a platform that he has that is not controlled by special interest groups. host: below the fold of "the new york times." democrat line, don. caller: i believe this recent ruling by the supreme court has been a major setback in our achieving true campaign finance reform. a victory for t

i think what this instance showed is that when you gather a lot of unfiltered hey and make the haystackr, it doesn't help find those needles that need to be found. that is somethingçñr that we sd take a real serious review of rather than sort of trying to create knee-jerk reactions.ç pretty much for the last almost year, i guess, the obama administration has embraced this concept of suspicion with collection. there was an opportunity to reform the patriot act. the administration pretty much stood behind having it put back in pretty much the way it is. pretty much any of the surveillance powers have not really been recalculated. one of the most disappointing thing that comes out of this is the statement that the terrorists watch list system worked. well, if there's any better evidence that the terrorist watch list system doesn't work, the christmas incident should be it. you don't even have to look there. in may the department of justice inspector general issued a report indicating there were huge problems with the terrorist screening center watch listing process that created error rat

i think what this shows is when you gather a lot of unfiltered hay and make the hay stacks bigger, it doesn't help find the few needles that need to be found. i think that is something that we should take a real serious review of rather than short of trying to create knee-jerk reactions. and, you know, pretty much for the last almost year, i guess, the obama administration has embraced this concept of suspiciousless collection. there was an opportunity to reform the patriot act and the administration pretty much stood behind having it -- you know, put back in pretty much the way it is. you know, pretty much any of the survey lens powers have not been recalibrated. one of the most disappointed is the statement that the terrorist watch the system works. well, if there's any better evidence that the system watch the system doesn't work, the christmas incident should be it. but you don't even have to look there. in may the department of justice inspector general issued a report indicating that there were huge problems with the terrorist watch listing process that createed error rates as h