it is utterly uninformed. whatever this college kid. >> every time you have ever been on the show, you were a great guest. we knew you could deliver. it would be an interesting point of view. beyond health care, where is your core competence in terms of editorial? >> in terms of editorial as a writer, my core competence is generally positive. the different kind of learning i did on my site is, if you are going to go into media, which i did not intend to do, you are going to be doing a blog as an amateur. you are not going to get your calls returned by congressman. you have to learn about politics a different way. you have to figure out something that gives you the information to elicit value for your audience that is not uninformed. the direction i went in with that was reading a lot of white papers from think tanks, a lot of academic research. think tanks are open even to people who do not have a huge platform. it gave me, on the research and, the ability to dive deep and get the kind of information that a lo

. >> passengers are uninformed. the first tier from the students wondering what was going on and then from the crew telling everyone to stay put. the investigation has led to more arrests and search warrants. divers have found 189 bodies. prosecutors say they believe the evidence has been destroyed and name agency call center to not do its job. search warrants are now being issued for the emergency call center. also there is video that shows the capt. being rescued. a coast guard officer says he did not know the man with the captain. >> team crewmembers also faced charges. the search for a missing jetliner is entering a new phase. aerial searches will give away too dedicated underwater search. the submarine will expand certain areas of 115 mi.. will continue to map the ocean floor in hopes of uncovering what is left. private contractors will join the search. and in phase is expected to take up to eight months. president >> obama is wrapping up his visit to asia. he returns to washington tomorrow. the final stop is m

. >> i'm a specialist in uninformed speculation. >> we have the crystal ball. 2015 and who decides whotrols the senate. african-americans can because of these key reasons. the huge influence in key 2014 senate states, and the fact that black voters are among the biggest midterm dropoff voters and the track record in louisiana. will they determine the senate in 2015? >> the interesting question here, and one the democrats are very worried about, is there a low turnout, the traditional low turnout in a midterm election. you have president obama talking about that. and now we have an indication why. >> when it talks about challenging president obama, you know, there's the conventional way, seen in politics. then there's, you know, kurt clawson's way. after winning the gop nomination for the vacant house seat in florida, he reissued the challenge to the president on the new health care law. first i'm going to challenge you on the basketball court. time to man up and accept the three-point challenge. my house or yours. kind of sounds familiar, right? that first challenge during the super bo

this was simply uninformed it's been a blonde ripped off and soccer on the spot. i thought. they don't sign the lint off on the outskirts of the main industry in kandahar province of god. it is a charming in a pickup truck that had been diverted to fund troops had not demean george falling and hurting extortion. that was team tied the knot. i know we missed it the main menu did you. dinner with him the kingdom. this basting often he can become beacons with norwegian attacks as a fun assignment and forced to conduct its new president the country had seen a rise in violence by the time to bond with god account the findings could disrupt the torch of addictions. then fifty people including some foreigners have been killed in the new study by the doubts and allows my mind high level amended looming cloud of fear of christ on solid huge unexpected turn out on saturday as more than seven million of guns cost divorce on it any security or across the nation. the point is i'm giddy up connection look restaurants which are dotted boxes from a contest on thirty four provinces any actio

uninformed guitar is put into my feeling is that i mean that you parents out there really think about me i'll get ten years forces thirty years with the laws changed and yet it's really hard for me to think that the canopy meditation is going on when parents are in the abusive parents are being of children but i suppose a little like to see is more of resources devoted to in a double and preventing cases like his speech before they become more of her clients. and what infested to do me happy and could react to the port and has all the mistakes i know there are children's protection services social workers to work on pieces like this now the government has new laws to special on to pitch which will come into effect in september which basically means that the additional legal steps that these social workers can theoretically pay. however to press criticism is that basically there's no money in the budget to people to have more social workers and get them all resources so you know to be married to her o level the additional legal beagle cool spot in peace workers on the ground might have

recent history ah but what we see in congress are always in the white house is not an expression of uninformed decision but the expression of how work expression of the desired murray those in europe are deeply russia and or to get us what the us was in order to generate a positive response what they consider the u s interest what are those interests they had to incorporate ukraine. in the whole region all of the former soviet republics including the former allies of the soviet union. those in eastern and central europe into an american sphere of influence they don't need to know a lot to know that. mark twain famously said to not create war so that americans with learning geography. we told us will never go to war in ukraine but for the to having formed opinions. he would help to know some facts about the country. in washington. abhishek and parking. according to a blessing to problems and these pictures are of russian involvement in the process in eastern ukraine should have been saying that people occupying government buildings were also involved in operations and chuan checked into permane

i'm off to the uninformed main accomplishments that she is silent. she was named the occasion of the year was the first person than on stage. to be a sure thing. i really big thing. a really special person. i mean when you see me. is robots you want to remember. she went to the time to retire. now you know what's best in the stimuli to meet a person by the sea and it is the woman meal. amazing that they will in this. she has a rebate on the beach we went on. only time i shot the cheese i bestowed on to clinch aggressive and abrasions. the dogs to move in the coming days. no names or if i should do it by herself is amazing too. he is a bit the program has brought you by. norway's mainstream crews were supplies. the group exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report local characters and access to wilkinson

mobile for those completely apply to every u s media outlet and the american people are misinformed uninformed. when she found out that you see the american people don't like obama's policy so the only one in one message the american government's message. and it's so interesting to watch the kind of an impact on the tv channel tfc in our coverage we are challenging everything that the rest come in the same night. ukraine because it's worth challenging because if the viewer and just listen to what the state apartment together with the us mainstream media are saying about your friend or have the most distorted vision of what's happening on the ground there would in a bid to enter into high heat it's a highly controlled political environment in the united states. when i was young when demonstrate against the vietnam war. he would always wanted to go back to russia in other words if you oppose u s government policy or obviously an agent of a foreign power. and to have our tea which is obviously a russian tv and has an editorial opinion. it also has contrasting points of view much more frequently t

mark twain said a long time ago that if you've read -- if you don't read the newspaper you are uninformed. if you read the newspaper you are misinformed. you read the paper, you know that i resign from the department of public health in january abruptly and in a controversy. in fact, i resigned from the department to run for congress. that road to congress is circuitous. my father was a sergeant in the air force. i was the fourth of eight kids. i was severely burned at 15 years old. i decide i want to become a doctor. i was the fourth of those eight kids. that was a pretty high goal to achieve. my dad gets reassigned back in san antonio texas. i leave home at 16 years old. i am listed in the army -- i am listed in the army at age 18 years old. i got degree in nursing. i got a masters in education. i did go to medical school and fulfill my dream. would you want to run for congress? when i talk to people in iowa, even at the department of public health, what i hear is there is no one standing up for the little guy. look at me. i am the little guy. i am standing up. me --hey tell they are co

it makes me want to stand up more because it makes me realize more people are uninformed and ignora ignorantoted for obama the first time. >> i did. >> why? >> i believe we needed a black president. i believed it was a step in the right direction. then i started to pay attention to how government effects our everyday life and i don't like it. >> and things aren't better. >> no. >> 50 million on food stamps. >> i believe socialism breeds laziness. >> i agree with you. in 2012, the white house, there's this big gender gap issue. kind of exploded in their face. they paid women 18% less. now it is 12% less. what's your reaction to that? >> i don't know why he would do that. now he's saying he's going to sign something that's going to change all that when in 1963 john f. kennedy signed the equal pay act. employees shall not discriminate based on sex. there were nine people that opposed it. they were democrats. >> lyndon johnson, he couldn't count on people like al gore's father and robert byrd and a lot of democrats. he went to the republicans. and yet the republicans have this perception of bein

grace >> it gives me more power and makes me want to stand up more and realize more people are uninformedo me that is sad. >> you voted for obama the first time. >> i did. >> why? what do you think of him now? >> i voted for him because i believed we needed a black president i thought it was a step in the right direction for country. then, i realized what he was doing and started paying attention to how government affects our every day life. i don't like it. >> things aren't better. >> no. no. 50 million americans on food stamps. i want to help americans >> it's socialism. and so, in 2011, the white house they're in this big gender gap issue. kind of exploded in their face they paid women 18% less now what is your reaction? >> why would he do that? now he's saying he's going to sign something that is changing to change that. in 1963 john f kennedy signed equal pay act. employees should not discriminate based on sex. nine people opposed it. they were democrats. >> interesting, right? 64 civil rights act, lyndon johnson, he couldn't count on people like al gore's father. and robert berg. th

the feedback is either uninformed or part of an irrational world. if there is a one state solution, how would you deal with the oslo accords which would automatically dissolved the palestinian authority. how would you deal with the enormous hate education provided around the world where there are arab muslim refugees. and how would you get rid of all the weapons that are being stockpiled right now. >> those are excellent questions. but the survey data is truly startling. i was embarking on this product before i understood how startling it is between two thirds to three quarters of the palestinians are the greatest democracy on earth for israel. and apparently familiarity doesn't read contempt but admiration which is extraordinary given what we have been told and i live there and i keep my eye on things pretty closely. and did you know that 59% of palestinians oppose an israeli withdrawal from samaria? 59%. more than the israelis. so the numbers are extraordinary. one of the things that we did when we recognized a terrorist organization, is that we b

are you that dense, that uninformed that you make an outrageous assertion that msnbc would not overdory for ideological reasons? msnbc has convicted governor christie of crimes over and over again in the bridge gate story. it did for two reasons. ramped up. and targeted might be a threat to hillary clinton. if sterility doesn't know that is he not qualified to do any reporting anywhere at any time. if he does know it, he lied on national tv. and that's far worse than some fox news commentators sympathizing with an ill informed rancher in nevada against a big government overreach. now, we understand that cnn has ratings problems and it's natural they will take shots at us. that's competition. here is what one guy said last night. >> how does it feel to be abandoned by your friends on fox? i mean, the only reason we could get you on tonight is that i'm guessing they didn't call? >> obviously the commentator baiting mr. bundy who was foolish enough to even engage in the conversation. now, the lessons in all of this. ideological commentators both on the left and the right are often way to

in many of our communities are rural and secluded and too many people are uninformed about what mental illness looks like or even where to access help. but mental health first aid gives us the tool to educate everyday citizens, both veterans and civilians, and how to recognize the signs of someone in need. veterans and their families have specific needs, and this program being launched today has been tailored for those needs. every one of us in here is familiar with regular first aid. i absolutely believe everyone should be trained in mental health first aid as well. it is especially valuable for our community leaders, our law enforcement, our educators to be able to not only recognize mental illness and substance abuse, but direct you to those resources. but those of us who work with veterans and members of the military know that this kind of education can make a huge, real difference in the lives of veterans and their families as they manage this transition home. in my nine years of working with veterans and servicemembers, everyone who has taken the mental health first aid emerges b

confrontations with russia in administration who seemingly public statements to be so misinformed, even uninformed, both about ukraine and russia. for example, when john kerry testified last week to congress that all the unrest in ukraine was due to putin's revocations, he denied the underlying problem, which is divided ukraine. everybody knows history, god, whoever is responsible for our destiny, created a ukraine that may have one state that was one country. it may be two or three countries. but for john kerry to say all of this conflict in ukraine is due to putin simply makes a resolution to the problem by denying a problem. let me ask you a question. when in the world was the director of the american cia -- >> i was going ask you about that. >> it is mind-boggling that it was called a secret mission when my grandson knows that the ukrainian intelligence services are full of pro-russian officers. and yet they send the head of the cia at this crucial moment to kiev, thereby reinforcing the russian narrative that everything that is happening in ukraine is an american provocation? what are they th

many of our communities are rural and secluded and too many people are uninformed about what mental illness looks like or even where to access help. but mental health first aid gives us the tool to educate everyday citizens, both veterans and civilians, in how to recognize the signs of someone in need. veterans and their families have specific needs, and this program being launched today has been tailored for those needs. every one of us in here is familiar with regular first aid. i absolutely believe everyone should be trained in mental health first aid as well. it is especially valuable for our community leaders, our law enforcement, our educators to be able to not only recognize mental illness and substance abuse but direct you to those resources. but those of us who work with veterans and members of the military know that this kind of education can make a huge, real difference in the lives of veterans and their families as they manage this transition home. in my nine years of working with veterans and servicemembers, everyone who has taken the mental health first aid emerges believing a

>> though his victim later tested negative, merithew was convicted of sexual penetration wp an uninformed partner while being hiv positive and committing a crime with a computer. he is now awaiting sentencing. >> what do you think you did wrong? >> i don't think i did anything wrong. >> yes. i don't think i'm guilty of anything that harmed anybody. that's for sure. this law isn't about really harming people. i mean, the dude's a married man. he's out having unprotected sex with complete strangers online. if he hasn't encountered something before, he's very lucky. >> merithew could face up to 15 years in prison. and this isn't his first offense. two years earlier he was convicted of the same crime with a different man but only had to pay a fine. >> that guy, i don't know what his deal was, but he was hard of hearing, and we were drinking the night when we met. so i made sure he was aware the next morning. >> ironically, merithew says he contracted the virus from a man who did not disclose his own hiv positive status. >> do you feel like the person that gave you hiv, that they should have t

utterly uninformed, just whatever the college kid -- >> charlie: i remember every time you've ever been on the show you were just a great guest. >> why, thank you. >> cç$lie: we knew you could deliver. it would be an interesting point of view and especially about healthcare. beyond healthcare, where is your core competence in terms of editorial? >> in terms of editorial as a writer my core competence is generally policy. >> charlie: right. the different kind of learning i did on my site was, okay, if you're going to come o the media, which i had not intended to do, but if you're going to end up in media doing a blog as an amateur, you're not going to get your calls returned by congressmen or people in the white house, so you have to learn about politics a different way. you have to figure out something that gives you the information to deliver value to your audience that is not simply -- and the direction i went was reading papers from think tanks and academic research. academics and think tanks are open talking even to people without a huge platform. it gave me on the research end to d

. >> michael lewis is uninformed and he is not being challenged. he is being given platforms to go out and spread this false information. it is very much at the detriment of everyone. charles: he is doing it for nefarious reasons beyond selling a book. >> i am listening to this guy thinking he has never made a trade before. charles: i know he hasn't, but it is just sensational to be honest. stuart: he is the author. succeeding enormously. in selling books. >> the technology here is not perfect. humans were never perfect when it was only left up to the humans. i think it is important to identify that. but the regulators are to blame here. the sec is crying people are acting illegally in the market and market is rigged, where are they for the bad eggs spoiling this for everybody else? stuart: we hear everybody. should we change the tone? golf, there is a change of tone. the golf world, i am told, is buzzing about nike's new high tech golf balls. first of all, the stock, i don't despite any impact, but tell us. nicole: i know you want to bring all the

in your prior letter referencing to late february we find your most recent letter to be based on uninformedons that do not stand up to analysis. a strong rebuke from aspen to an unsolicited bid from endurance. aspen shares up but down from the 20% jump they took in the early going and durham shares had been up briefly but went down. >> what about bermuda? >> i think i'm there. starting to warm up there. you would know. you travel. mostly not here. >> yes, mostly on holiday. >> and we will get into photos and birthdays and facebook the social network has applied for money services across europe. we're asking if facebook starts a bank, what would its name and sloban be? coming up next. ng up next. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. centurylink. your link to what's next. ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happen

they tend to take those of us from the midwest as ignorant and uninformed. it is an insult and i'm glad obama has put a pause on this and i hope that gives the country enough time to do a little more research and see what this is really about. host: let me ask you how you arrive at your opinion on the keystone pipeline. caller: i tend to do a lot of research into the independent news media. and i listen to, and probably -- the oligarchs. this country is turning into a an oligarchy. it is being managed by the rich and the poor have less and less of a say-so. whether we want to admit it or not, the middle class is being squeezed out, and that is a hold of the program. -- a whole another program. it is the oligarchs. host: this is about conflict going on in syria. that is in the "wall street journal." if you go to the pages of the "new york times" this morning also a story about the conflict between russia and ukraine. this is about military drills planned for eastern europe, saying this -- maryland is up next -- maryland is up next from ohio, democrat line. ca

bullhorn those completely apply to every us media outlet and the american people are are misinformed uninformedand the american people actually are fed up with it you see the american people don't like obama's policy so they only want to give them one message the american government's message. and it is so interesting to watch this kind of an attack on a t.v. channel yes in our coverage we are challenging everything that the u.s. government is saying about ukraine because it's worth challenging because if the viewer just listened to what the state department together with the u.s. mainstream media are saying about ukraine they would have the most distorted vision of what's happening on the ground there wouldn't say it's a it's a highly it's a highly controlled political environment in the united states when i was a young man demonstrating against the vietnam war the media would always say why don't you go back to russia in other words if you oppose u.s. government policy you are obviously an agent of a foreign power and now you have r.t. which is obviously a russian t.v. it has an editorial opi

c-span has become an avenue now that you get opinions that are uninformed and you cater this because like one of your caller says, sometimes there's no feedback or no show on the fact and people do not deal with facts and you deal with just the emotion, there's no solution. there's not going to be a solution for this because you have changes. and something has to be greater than the part that is. -- this behavior in america all those people that you mistreat eventually going to come back to bite you because the europeans have a tendency to forget their past. they only remember their glorious days but they'll forget the past of the people that they victimized and eventually when the people that you victimized back -- become aware, eventually, it's going to come to bite you. host: all right. that's earl calling in this morning. i want to update you on a few other stories. here's a story from reuters. enator reid opened a the eystone pipeline vote -- details were unclear bull in exchange for republican supporting an energy efficiency bill, reid could approve the vote on the pipeline --

you can understand their complete bewilderment when uninformed people call them lazy , and you can feel their utter disbelief that their government apparently has abandoned them. my guest for the state of the from st.ress was josie clair shores, michigan. josie proudly told us she'd worked since she was a teenager but now at age 60, she could not find a job. her unemployment benefits were helping her to keep her head above water as she searched for work. but when her benefits were cut off, she fell behind on her mortgage payment, struggled to keep the power on, and worried about becoming homeless, worried about that every day. josie and over two million americans just like her are desperately waiting to see if this congress will finally act to help those seeking jobs. ratifying the status quo, not letting the status quo which is changing a bit but not enough, let that status quo penalize her. and indeed the good news is, the senate is expected to take that critical step on monday, by passing bipartisan legislation, burn legislation to retroactively extend the federal unemployment insura