a bill designed to extend coverage to millions of uninformed americans. >> health insurance becomes lawidual mandate, citizens compelled to buy insurance or pay a penalty. opponents say that is not constitutional.ç lower courts have ruled one way and the other. the supreme court must arbitrate. its findings could have enormous political impolitics. z see one of the republican parties political hopefuls addressing the crowd. >> if you really want obama care repealed, there is only one person thatç can make that happen, and that's someone who makes obama care the central issue of the race, and that's what i do. >> not since the 1960's has the court spent threeç days discussing a single subject. the ruling, expected in june, will be one of the most eagerly await in to recent times. paul adams, bbcç news, washington. >> this isç "bbc world news." world leaders meet to tackle the threat of nuclear terrorism. >> the former head of the i.m.f. placed under formal placed u@gation in france for alleged involvement in a prostitution ring. >> german authorities are trying to track down farç r

the trailer depicts her as uninformed on foreign policy. >> it wasn't my fault.t properly prepped. >> reporter: at times, overwhelmed by the rigors of the campaign. and other times, uncontrollable. famously going rogue. >> i am not your puppet. >> the sarah palin i know is professional, is smart, is a quick study, is intellectually curious. and the person portrayed in that movie is absolutely not. >> reporter: tim crawford is the treasurer for sarah palin's political committee. he helped put together the response video. why? >> hbo has made a movie that is a piece of fiction. it is not fact. >> hbo has a responsibility to make a movie that's accurate, and they made a movie that's accurate. >> reporter: john heilemann, one of the authors of the book "game change," stands by his reporting. >> the film takes some dramatic license. as any movie that is a dramatization will do. but on the particulars in question, the movie's 100% accurate. >> reporter: this depicts the powerful moment she was introduced to america. >> senator, i am honored to be chosen as your running

. >> he said anybody who promises gas at a certain price per gallon is either uninformed or lying.orth carolina is the site of the summer's democratic national convention. >>> mitt romney may have captured the majority of the 10 states voting on super tuesday. but he is still struggling to cement his appeal among conservatives. a group is calling on newt gingrich to step aside so sanatorium can go head-to-head for the nomination. >> reporter: for weeks if not months, mitt romney has been the front-runner who can't break away from the pack. on super tuesday it was the same story. >> we will go day-by-day, step-by-step, door by door, start to heart. >> reporter: in ohio he appears to have stayed a slight step aide-santorum. >> when they thought okay he's finally finished, we -- we keep coming back. >> reporter: santorum won three of the 10 super tuesday states, newt gingrich took one, georgia. >> i'm the tortoise. >> reporter: the problem for gingrich and santorum, mass, romney has more than twice as many delegates of either of the two. >> they are going to make that no way that rick

to be sure, the right to remain uninformed is one of the privileges of a democracy. but in a contest like the one we're engaged in, it is one of the surest ways of losing our freedom. being informed does not mean only keeping up to date on current events, important though that is. it means also being aware of developments within our only nation and the forces that move through it. it's weaknesses as well as its strength, we all design our own freedom and demean it. but that's not the full story. if it were, our system would have collapsed long before this. the full story is in the progress we consistently make through law. and through education, the way free men must. the communist would like to have you, as well as people in every country in the world, believe otherwise. and once they have succeeded in letting the idea take root that our deficiencies are our chief characteristic, once they have managed to erode our faith in ourselves, at least a little, that much of the battle is lost. >> a snake of a whisper is a broad that americans have lost touch with their past

to be sure, the right to remain uninformed is one of the surest ways of losing our freedom.only keeping up to date on current events, important though that is. it means being aware of developments in our own nations and the force that's move through it. the weaknesses as well as its strengthsment we all too often dishonor our freedom and demean it. but that's not the full story. fit were, our system would have collapsed long before this. the full story is the progress we consistently make through law and through education the way free men must. the communists would like to have you as well as people in every country in the world believe otherwise. and once they have succeeded in letting the idea take root that our deficiencies are our chief characters, once they have managed to erode our faith in ourselves at least a little, that much of the battle is lost. >> a snake of a whisper is abroad that americans lost touch with their past. is it true? it can't be. if we're to survive and win. if we understand the conflict, then we understand the need to keep america strong and our

they're uninformed, they don't need health care, they may have private insurance. all of the different continge y contingenci contingencies. i don't assume that all will enroll. this follows calibrating exactly how many will enroll based on the data again. and percentage increase and enrollment over the preobama care enrooles except for california most states will experience at least a 10% or more greater number enrollees from among the latter group. this is the source of the increased cost that states will have to foot the bill for. this is the baseline estimate. those are about -- these numbers are about how many more enrollees we'll have. this is an example slide using new jersey as an example. to tell you about the funding increase, or the spending increase under obama care. now in this slide i have a horizontal line in red which is the freeze baseline. it's the defend spending is frozen as of 2013. i'm keeping that cost. just to get a seps of how much additional spending is projected to happen even without obama care, which is the blue dash line. and how much

uninformed people would never go along with it how is the u.s. political process changed since you became a part of another half a century ago. consistently stronger at the national level and the states have become less powerful what was your biggest disappointment means in step up from parts. of our biggest disappointment for our administration was a war it would. children's book anything else it was a great great tragedy many have compared. the demonstrations and the rallies that took place during the at not more to the occupy wall street movement what do you think will come out of the occupy movement do you think it will be much of a political or social game changer do you think it will just be it just put a tool to let steam out i think the occupy wall street movement has an enormous potential. you could see any war movement civil rights movement and so many people involved in no sure if you're black you know you're great if it's war or if your kids in the war actually be drafted or if you're just a passionate. when you finally have a major p

. >> i would just point out, pastor fu, the signals of indifference and really being uninformed about how powerful, if used, the leverage and voice of the president and vice president and secretary of state could actually be in getting people out of prison, who are suffering unjustly, i remember when secretary of state was en route to pay jing or china for her first visit, she said, i'm not going to allow human rights to interfere with pedaling u.s. debt and global climate change. that threw the dissidents under the bus. any amount of repairtive statements that might be made later and there weren't many certainly doesn't undo the damage of what is in the heart. my hope springs eternal that this administration will see what they are doing to the cause of democracy and the individuals who suffer for it a grave injustice by its indifference and wrong signals sending. i would ask the question, how will china ever ma trick cu late from dictator ship to democracy if all the lawyers like gao zhisheng and others who might go that route, but it does have a chilling effect of what they might do

become so good at producing this sort of twisted hatred he will listen here to scared to totally uninformed you know that goes against anything you have to say. you little people mislead everybody and make it sound like it's david first. all you do is split the country up into different sections. as long as the country is not united democrats liberal describe a the democrats can run around with their hand out and have all they want to give in to for no. real americans stand united and fix our problems we don't give things away to ourselves of big pat on the back and we don't point the finger at ourselves saying. we're the bad guys. twisted people. progressive should be ashamed of this people. from i take your take if you like your comments and questions heard on this side of the big picture. we want to know your take send us your comments by visiting the tom hartman facebook page by a twitter at tom underscore her or in the chat room on the message boards or through the blog at tom hartman dot com you can also leave a message on our rant line at two to three six fifty three zero six agree d

and i didn't -- i was surprised both in the book, but especially it struck me in the movie at how uninformedust hadn't been made manifest, i'll say that, in the national governor's association meetings when she pardon. it just wasn't that obvious so, because she didn't speak much at all. >> is it fair for me to ask you a question about your time as governor? >> of course. >> because if i did my homework right, you actually were the debate prep for joe biden as sarah palin for the. >> i was sarah palin yes. >> so you actually got to see this movie on sarah palin after your self sort of playing sarah palin, so how did you prepare and how did you do? >> i'm just -- it's so funny because i felt like there was a prism of like eight lenses, julianne moore playing sarah palin, watching tina fey i was playing sarah palin for joe biden at the same time this was happening. i really did study very hard to understand her and so that initial -- in the first part of the movie there's a little clip there that steve schmidt sees her about her being in an interview. i saw that same clip studying her. she is

. >> he said anybody who promises gas at a certain price per gallon is either uninformed or lying.f the family sitting atop four new eggs the father is nowhere to be found. the papa at least we believe to be the papa esteban appears to have been chased off by a new top bird. bird watchers call the new suitor fernando the rocket and say he's been flying overhead to protect clara for several days. >> i don't know. she doesn't look too happy. >> soap opera. >> meteorologist mike nicco in now. >> bird soap opera. very heartwarming story. gosh i hope they get things settled before the kids hatch. 11:18. looking down from sutro tower not bouncing as much as did it yesterday we still have breezes not as aggressive as yesterday. vollmer peak gusts this morning 25 to 30 miles per hour now 15. in that is good news especially if you are going to be out in a high profile vehicle or open water where the winds were nasty yesterday. fastest winds now fairfield 31 gusting to 23 at sjc, san jose. northeast wind at half moon bay gusting to about 23 miles per hour. sfo calm after nearly 50 mile per h

are making their judgment on that, and i'm just curious how you feel about that, how people are uninformed and just make their decision based on three-second sound bites. >> i think i'm going to remember my political science correctly on this. there have been really interesting studies that have looked at people's basic values and basic partisan inclinations, so that would be a year and a half away, the summer before the year of the election. and then looked at where people ended up on election day, and a lot of what happens in between doesn't influence them at all. there are stories, there are scandals, there are instantaneous -- furors over things, and for most voters most of the time, where they started at the dawn of thinking about an election and what mattered to them is where they ended up on election day. and so all of the commotion and all of the information flow in between really didn't have a large influence on them making up their mind. and it's interesting, people really can't articulate. the political science community has been desperate to figure out the answer to your questi

president zinged political pt opponents saying anyone who promises gas at a certain price per gallon is uninformed or lying. oil industry claims subsidies it gets are no different than to all business autos the ipad helped lift stock prices. the dow jones rebounded today up 78 points. the nasdaq up 25. and there is shares of pandora fell because a lull in sales, the company fell short of its forecast. and a price of natural gas has fallen to its lowest level m a decade. and at the end of a mild winter there is a huge surplus. >> one way to handle college expenses is setting up a special bank account earning tax free interest. >> this can help if it works and there is. >> this is a night may, the funds supposed to earn interest but the fund disappeared. this is a warning, make sure you keep tabs on accounts. this is damion when he was just four years ochld his father, james, wanted to make sure that he could go to college some day. >> in 2006 my mom passed and i got inhert yens. >> he took it to wells fargo bank and put $25,000 into a college fund earning tax free interest. >> she told me if they i

president also zinged his opponents saying any one who promises gas at a certain price is either uninformedr lying. by the way, the oil industry maintains that the so-called subsidies it gets are no different than the tax deductions available to all businesses. >>> an effort is underway to allow inmates moved from state prisons to county jails the right to vote. the league of women voters and two prisoners rights groups filed suit against state elections officials in san francisco and they claim that state law allows county jail inmates to vote to those shifted from state prisons should be eligible to vote. state officials disagree claiming inmates moved under the plan are ineligible to vote still. >>> six british soldiers are dead after an explosion hit their armored vehicle in southwestern afghanistan. the soldiers started their tour a week ago and were on patrol in the helmond province. it is believed an improvised explosive device,ied or perhaps antitank mine left by russian decades ago blew up the armored vehicle. it caused a massive fire. >> this is a desperately sad day for our count

is this the net -- where too much uninformed pressure does not help the average taxpayer. >> well, don't forget that the alan greenspan. so even if the premise of my question is wrong, we'll just continue. >> bernanke is the first one to hold press conferences, to sit down for cover stories, to give lectures like he has starting this week at colleges to kind of fend off the right. >> all i know is never let a faulty premise stop a good story. i think what's interesting is in the past when you've seen the public get on the central bankers, if you go back to the william jennings brian era, there wasn't a fed then, but there was monetary policy. if you go back to the '70s, the feds were saying, we want more money, higher farm goods, et cetera, they were angry when the tea party segment of the public, because you're killing our legacy and so on and the public has been trying for tight money. you would think the public would be happy he was getting us out of a near depression/recession. this is a very curious period. i think no matter which way, though, the pressure is coming from, he's got t

attempts to paint alabama and mississippi conservatives as uninformed and uneducated and in some case, racist. among the questions asked, whether or not the president is a christian or a muslim and whether or not interracial marriage should be legal. and there was a question about evolution. the results regarding the president's religion have received a lot of attention on the left wing blogospear t. lames that 52% of respondents believe that president obama is a muslim and 12% say he's a christian. in alabama, 45% allegedly believe he is a muslim and only 14% responded that he is a christian. even some of the president's accomplices in the mainstream medeiar not buying these rules. take a look at this. >> you are not so sure on these numbers, you don't like this survey? >> there are a couple of things. 1; it's a robo-survey, so you get an automatic phone call and you press a button to answer the question. but you introduce it, the way the question was asked, i think it was designed to get a higher number because there are some republican who is may not believe the president, who may

that's uninformed noise. you've got to get the noise cancellation headphones.tail sales? oil is supposed to be killing retail sales. but it's not. not one bit. not with the aggregate national numbers that we saw today. then there's the presidential china bashing. holy cow. i mean did you get that stuff? ♪ [ gong ] >> okay. oh, sorry about that. what could be worse for the cummins, joy, cat cohort? especially given sunday night's disappointing trade deficit figures. well, but those giant machinery exporters are the strongest stocks out there today, save the banks. just roaring ahead. it's like the president praised the chinese for being fair traders. or how about the endless stories about how there's no business at these investment banks. how could that be if goldman sachs is galloping seven points higher? stock is as strong as it's been in ages. best of all, right here, disney and my buddy/pal/friend john carter. [ booing ] >> here we have $250 million bomb. one that ranks up there with heaven's gate, the "mars needs mobs?" another disney fiasco. how has the st

that's uninformed noise. you got to get the cancellation headphon headphones.tail sales? oil is supposed to be killing retail sales. it's not one bit. not if there's aggregate national numbers where he saw today. then there's the presidential china bashing. holy cow. did you get that stuff? ♪ [ gong ] >> okay. oh, sorry about that. what could be worse for the joy global. especially given something the disappoint willing trade deficit figures. well, but those giant machinery exporters are the strongest stocks out there today, save the bomb. one that ranks up there with heaven's gate, the "mars needs moms." another disney fee arrivingo. how has the stock done. it's up almost 3 points. you would think it made $250 million on jack carter this weekend from that reaction. in every one of these cases there are root causes for the rallies. despite the greatness of apple, you have consistently made money playing in the microsoft product cycles. this one is no different. cummins, cat, joy, orders have been fabulous. stop trying to do the anecdotal thing and say they're b

i take the view that the united states has been subbed particularly in europe to a lot of very uninformed and unfair perhaps deliberately unfair criticism by european allies and politicians and intellectuals and in one way i was trying to address that in this book and look at the criticisms and i think many of them are not there. in guantanamo these people will be given as much protections as they would be given in the federal courts. there's another -- another thing which i think -- a name that everyone here should remember which is there is a new successor to robert jackson who was appointed by the pentagon to be the new u.s. military prosecutor and he is a very fine military lawyer who has -- was a former infantryman and he has studied the history of military tribunals in the united states from george washington onwards. he knows their shortcomings and he knows how they can work and succeed. he take the positions that most terrorists will continue to be tried in the federal court systems but there are some who will have to be tried in guantanamo and for one reason, the congress has sai

the trailer depicts her as uninformed on foreign policy. >> it wasn't my fault.n't properly prepped. >> reporter: at times overwhelmed by the rigors of the campaign. and other times uncontrollable. famously going rogue. >> i am not your puppet! >> the sarah palin i know is professional, is smart, is a quick study, is intellectually curious. and the person portrayed in that movie is absolutely not. >> reporter: tim crawford is the treasurer for sarah palin's political committee. he helped put together their response video. why? >> hbo has made a movie that is a piece of fiction. it is not fact. >> hbo's responsibility was to make a movie that's accurate, and they made a movie that's accurate. >> reporter: john heilman, one of the authors of the book "game change" and a consultant on the film stands by his reporting. >> the film has -- takes some dramatic licenses. any movie that is a dramatization will do. but on the particulars in question the movie's 100% accurate. >> reporter: this depicts the powerful moment she was introduced to america. >> senator, i am hono

media covers religion and seriously forget the joking they often do it in such a bigoted may, in an uninformed that is a much more serious issue. jon: sounds like a better reason to just leave it out. >> yes, i think -- we're not talking about discussing we're talking about making fun of which is exactly what these three instances that you discussed were doing. those three columnists were doing that, and it's inappropriate, and i think most of us ought to say that. jon: all right. the panel has a lot more to say on this week's hottest topics. judy and kreur kirsten thank u. i'll be hosting news watch, runs 2:30pm eastern time. jenna: stopping iran before it can develop a nuclear weapon. we've heard this a lot. the president calls the idea of a nuclear iran unacceptable. how do we achieve the goal of making sure that they don't get that weapon? what is the best way? our panel weighs in next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wideange of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calo

she was extremely uninformed and yet, you still see her up there as a big leaguer in the republican party. i would like to finish with a comment -- my sympathies go out to the republicans whose wife had cancer. he did not like obamacare. i do not mind calling it obamacare even though that is a derogatory name. i have been listening to -- the supreme court will be jumping into the mix. i have been listening to a lot of back-and-forth about obamacare. the more i hear about it, the more i think it will be a wonderful thing for the country. i think the exchanges will bring costs down, including four democrats and republicans. -- for democrats and republicans. it boggles my mind -- this is complicated legislation. yet, it is a major move to begin to get under control health-care costs. the politics -- on cnn there was a wonderful special on health care. it was out wind that it is really politics that is raising the cost of health care -- outlined a that is really politics that is raising the cost of health care. we need to learn more about obamacare and we have a lot to look forward to. host:

wins except for obama because he is such a fake and a lighter and the democrats are so naive and uninformed. he takes credit for increasing domestic production and oil and that all comes from drilling on private land and from leases approved under bush. he gets away with that and nobody challenges ihim. host: we are talking about the smoke-filled rooms. jim mentions -- how can you of a brokered convention when indoor smoking has been banned everywhere? twitter.com/cspanwj or send as an e-mail. "the new york times" -- rick santorum has hired a delicate specialist to comb through the tax work of state by state rules and to find unpledged delegates who could swing him. romney says they are prepared to counter. gingrich will hold on to delegates even if it is clear he has fallen short only to keep mr. romney from reaching majority. helen is on the phone from atlanta, good morning. >> good morning. host: is this helen? caller: i just wanted to respond -- good morning -- who made the comments about the president's liking. i think this campaign has been one of the most to ridiculous ones that i ha

i hope that was just a stray comment that was uninformed and i'm confident that when he looks into ithen: michael goodwin, always great to get your thoughts to kick off our week. have a good one. >> my pleasure. >> peter: great american columnist. >> gretchen: more "fox & friends" works minutes away no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first wee.. i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if

and education, talking about -- probably should be used, that many ph.d, they are uninformed or become generals. i just wonder if you can assess all this inconsistency so we can move forward, and we should be more against injustice here inside domestically, rather than against humanity overseas. >> well, i'm not sure the there's as much inconsistency as you're suggesting, but first of all, i thought among the many things that i didn't like about eisenhower, that speech is one of them. i really don't know what he was talking about. i don't think that her country is controlled by the military-industrial complex i any stretch of imagination. so i'm not a big fan of that quotation. i do think obviously the united states is constantly forced to measure itself as it passes judgment on the rest of the world. there was a time when the united states was, you know, expressing its moral disapproval of other nations, while certain minority in this country had no rights. and in a way one of the products of the cold war was greater pressure on the united states domestically to live up to some of its

but if they really do, they should be discussing their genuine views, so it should be uninformative. in the state of the world or where it is informative, then i want to be informed, right? so if guys are out there saying one thing in the public sufficient but then in the meetings they're saying something different, then that's something that i think congress should recognize -- you know, be informed about when they're voting, say, on the reconfirmation of the federal reserve chairman. so i think it's true that, absolutely, the fed should be commended for all the improved transparency, but i like the three years. and i think the arguments against it -- >> three okay, or do you want two? >> yeah, i could do really fast. >> okay. [laughter] >> just invite the tvs into the meeting, then we'll see how exciting -- >> i don't want them to have to put makeup on. [laughter] >> supreme court deliberations when the justices get together and decide how they're going to vote and have arguments back and forth, would you have transcripts on that too? >> no. >> why not? >> because i don't know thei

i don't think the supreme court was uninformed when was talking about disclosure in that case and they didn't suggest particular changes or the future cases would turn on and i'm not sure that necessarily impacts the constitutionality of any sort of legislation. i would tend to think and if you all would agree with me that most of the disclosed suggestions brought to congress would pass muster. that doesn't make them a good idea and i don't think we should read the supreme court opinion saying you know what you need to do is pass me along disclosure. i read the case is basically saying there is a lot of disclosure and that is the way the democracy deals with first amendment problems. so an alternative view. in my view it's a question of who should be disclosing the contributions and that should be the person that's cudgeling their content. this idea that whoever at any point during an entire chain of funding might have given the dollar i think is dangerous. a lot of people will see the chamber of commerce was at $30 million in the 2010 election and we want to know precisely who the mem