i think it was called unpatriotic. when democrats do it they call it racist and republicans call -- are call it unpatriotic. sean: name one person who called it unpatriotic. >> i can't remember but i know when democrats do that kind of stuff they're called unpatriotic or their commitment to the country is questioned. sean: you're missing the point. harry reid said the president is a loser and liar and never apologized. nancy pelosi didn't say that al gore was insighting violence against bush when he said that. this double standard is glaring. >> yes. please, it's hypothetical. -- hypo critical. now all of a sudden they want to dust off the cobwebs of the miss manners book and say be nice, be courteous. what's not courteous is them saying the american people are violent and these tea parties are outing control. it's very disrespectful. how is it supposed to be the party of the people when they are criticizing those people for exercising their freedom of speech in sean: i like what pete sessions said, the speaker is now

i think it was called unpatriotic. when democrats do it they call it racist and republicans call -- are call it unpatriotic. sean: name one person who called it unpatriotic. >> i can't remember but i know when democrats do that kind of stuff they're called unpatriotic or their commitment to the country is questioned. sean: you're missing the point. harry reid said the president is a loser and liar and never apologized. nancy pelosi didn't say that al gore was insighting violence against bush when he said that. this double standard is glaring. >> yes. please, it's hypothetical. -- hypo critical. now all of a sudden they want to dust off the cobwebs of the miss manners book and say be nice, be courteous. what's not courteous is them saying the american people are violent and these tea parties are outing control. it's very disrespectful. how is it supposed to be the party of the people when they are criticizing those people for exercising their freedom of speech in sean: i like what pete sessions said, the speaker is now

of themselves and do the right thing is -- is crazy, and for rush limbaugh to say that it is now unpatriotic to say that it's patriotic to stay in school doesn't make sense, especially when back in the bush administration they accused everybody of unpatriotic activity if they so much as dared to question the president's conduct of the war, for example. >> and going back further, of course, it was the first president bush who asked kids to write to him telling him how they could help him. and mr. greer here has shown up at schools without parental permission, without making any kind of official equality to this, has given talks that have pushed his political agenda, according to "the orlando sentinel" this included jokes about hillary clinton. so how is the right's indoctrination effort going in schools today? >> well, i don't think very well, and i think it's important to distinguish between the activist right or some parts of the activist right that really have a deep-seeded fear of this president on many levels, policy, personal, geographical, you name it. and the republican party. and lea

. >> they called us unpatriotic. do you think you're unpatriotic? >> reporter: now, this group is largely being organized by a group called freedom works, but there are lots of local groups from states all over that are represented here. and again, they're on their way now to the west end of the capitol for a rally there, where they hope to be heard by lawmakers. we are live in washington. back to you. >> hey, real quick, did it get unruly, anything that would indicate arrests or that sort of thing, or did it stay relatively composed? boisterous, certainly, but composed in that crowd. >> reporter: yeah, they are composed, but they are spirited. now, there is a large police presence here, and that's always the craze here in washington, especially these days whenever there is a protest. and when there's a protest with a largely antigovernment theme, of course, you're going to see a lot of police. but so far, i haven't seen any arrests. there have been some police moving through the crowd. they're spirited, but for the most part, peaceful. >> derrick w

adams was called the tyrant, unpatriotic, a repulsive pendant, gross hypocrite -- can't say that in the house anymore n his private life, one of the most egg egregious fools pont the continent, he was called a hideous character, with neither the forcefulness or firmness of a man or gentleness and sensibility of a woman. wow. "you lie!" now, these were founding fathers, two of the greatest men our country has hef ever known, and we're all in a snit over "you lie!" jefferson and adams renewed their friendships before dying an apart on the 50th anniversary of the nation they helped found. in a country as wide and diverse as america it would be a miracle if there weren't individuals that saw life and politics through the prism of color, and there is, of course, real prejudice and real racism, but the vast majority of americans don't give a flying crap about the color of your skin. they are too busy working hard, raising a family, worried about their jobs, their future that they have, maybe the future of the republic, and, oh, yeah, i forgot, busy paying their taxes that you in washington do

he was a republican, had been tortured, war hero, nobody would say he was not patriotic -- unpatriotic and even he took a while before he came out. various kinds of human rights groups begged him to speak out earlier and he said i need some cover. what they range very carefully an brilliantly was to get a number of military leaders speak out fir. famous military leaders, john is on who had the most ounding. when the military spoke out then mccain felt he could speak out. there were efforts with democrats before hand richard durbin made an effort after he saw the pictures from abu ghraib vance said we want to see the full sets of photographs and was credibly upset. he went through a very difficult political process. he w attacked by mayor daley in chicago for the comments he made in his own state and mayor daley's son was in iraq and i think you're been had to apologize in the well of the senate for his comments. >> host: and most recently? >> guest: yes. he has become he is painting to the right to the administratn and. privately he said if it will be fixed t half's to be president fir

there's a story that this move is being called unpatriotic, because he is not investing money in russiansting. hmm. thank you very much, darren. >>> next we're going to tell you what else julian robertson is doing with his money. this one unexpected. >>> last time i spoke to julian robertson, he was spending a lot of time on his philanthropic activities. he was mostly raising awareness about groebl warming, now he's focused on a new issue. >> i think stem cells are just a terrific thing. it's a pretty wild, wonderful area which i don't understand at all, but which i'm realizing the value of it. so i'm a stem cell nut now from a global warming nut. >> that means advertising campaigns, or things to encourage more stem cell research? >> yeah, more and more of it. i think it's terrific. >> very interesting personal story on that front. julian also, of course, is a loyal new zealander. looking forward to hosting the kiwi challenge, a government tournament in new zealand played november 14th and 15th with the best under-30 golfers. yes, it will be broadcast on the best network in the world, an

him take apart a 23-year-old that lost his father in the world trade center and tell him he was unpatriotic because he doesn't support the war. those people i don't hang around because they're not good for the country and they're not good human beings. >> well said. former governor howard dean, as always, our pleasure. great thanks. >> thank you. >>> what richard nixon did that unleashed a chain reaction that resulted in watergate political crisis and his own resignation. john dean discovered remarkable evidence he'll share with us. >>> lonesome road shows he's not a republican by calling to throw two bums out except those two bums were already leaving. "worst person" next. >>> when rachel joins us, the disconnect in health form. why do legislators blocking reform the loudest come from states with the worst health care? there was a time i wouldn't step out of the house without my makeup. now, it's no problem. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting night serum with high performance soy to even skin tone and active retinol to speed cell turn over. clinically shown to visibly fade brown spots

him take apart a 23-year-old that lost his father in the world trade center and tell him he was unpatriotice he doesn't support the war. those kinds of people i don't hang around because they're not good for the country and they're not good human beings. bill: well, it's a complete lie, a gross distortion. guy dean is referring to blade. united states for 9/11. had nothing to do with any war. i did take him apart. now, governor dean may want to stop distorting stuffer because it's making him look really, really bad. check this out. >> this republican party, this shrinking republican party is just determined to undermine president obama and unfortunately you have to undermine the country in order to undermine the president. that's too bad. >> op -- you said opposing the president's health care initiatives were undermining the country. >> i did not say that. >> i have the quote right here. >> it says you have to undermine the country in order to undermine the president. just a quick clarification in bill: because the truth remains elusive to governor dean, he is a pinhead. no mail tonight bec

and also intimidate americans who are viewed as unpatriotic so that, for example investigation agents might go up to someone and say i hear that you were criticizing the war effort. you know that's against the law, do you want me to refer you to the prosecutor or do you promise not to do thi anymore? so there is intimidation and prosecution. there's surveillance. so americans start to believe the government is surveiling them, because it is coming and they start to worry more about conspiracy theory from that moment on. >> host: but then by the time that we get to the 1920's, 1930's, conspiracy theories have really kind of taken hold. i mean, they are fairly common and there is a fair amount of talk about them. d i was struck by the fact that in your book you show that reallyhey had se major affects. isolationism was among m; right? could you talk about the outcome of this? >> guest: well, the conspiracy theories about world war i is either arm manufturers, and or bankers, had tracked the united states into joining the war, and these conspiracy theories are particularly prevalent in t

him take apart a 23-year-old that lost his father in the world trade center and told him he was unpatrioticdn't support the war. those people i don't hang around because they're not good for the country and they're not good human beings. >> well said. former governor howard dean, as always, our pleasure. great thanks. >> thank you. >>> what richard nixon did that unleashed a chain reaction that resulted in watergate political crisis and his own resignation. john dean discovered remarkable evidence he'll share with us. >>> lonesome road shows he's not a republican by calling to throw two republican bums out, except those two bums were already leaving. worst persons next. >>> when rachel joins us, the disconnect in health form. why do legislators blocking reform the loudest come from states with the worst health care? featuring a half rack of our new double-glazed baby back ribs with your choice of sauces. get one full-sized appetizer and two real entrees for just twenty bucks. it's 2 for $20. only at applebee's. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in

that is what people in the last administration called un-american and unpatriotic. i'm sorry. very fact we spent our time sitting here talking about this while independent voters by large margin say obama's job approval numbers are dropping, his own home state poll in "the chicago tribune," the majority of people don't agree with the health care plan. >> the same polls don't show the republicans are able to benefit from it. the polling shows the president's approval is going down. it doesn't show people are thus going to the gop for comfort. >> well, actually, some of the prognosticators today came out and said the republicans will probably benefit next year's elections. the president is in trouble and we're spending time here today talking about a speech he's giving to students that former first lady bush agreed with instead of talking about his health care plan in serious trouble. that's a problem for the white house. >> the larger problem is the right wing of the gop is facing more problems than health care reform is in part because of the views moderates have of the republ

him take apart a 23-year-old that lost his father in the world trade center and tell him he was unpatriotic he doesn't support the war. those people i don't hang around because they're not good for the country and they're not good human beings. >> well said. former governor howard dean, as always, our pleasure. great thanks. >> thank you. >>> what richard nixon did that unleashed a chain reaction that resulted in watergate political crisis and his own resignation. john dean discovered remarkable evidence he'll share with us. >>> lonesome road shows he's not a republican by calling to throw two bums out except those two bums were already leaving. "worst person" next. >>> when rachel joins us, the disconnect in health form. why do legislators blocking reform the loudest come from states with the worst health care? when my wife started forgetting things... the doctor said it could be alzheimer's. i didn't want to believe it. but that night at the bowling alley... where's alice? oh, there she is! she seems a little confused. that's when i knew... i couldn't wait. our doctor told us prescription

around and arrest people who are making publieechesnd also intimidate americans who are viewed as unpatriotic so that fo example the bureau of investigation agent might go up to someone and say i hear that you were criticizing the war effort and you know that is against the law. the whatto refer you to the prosecutor or doou promise not to do this anymore? there is intimidation and also the prosecution. american start to believe that the govnment is surveiling them because it is then they start to worryor about government coniracies from that moment on. >> hos by dhe time that we get to the 20's, 1920's and 1930's, conspiracy theories are ve taken hold of. i mean they are fairly cmon and there is a fair amount of talk about them and i w struck by the fact that in your book you show that really they had some major facts, isolationism was among them. could you lk a little bit abt the outcome of this? >> guest: the conspiracy theories about world war i that he their arms manufacturers and/or bankers had tricked the united states into joining the war and these conspiracy theories are particularly

are those conservatives unpatriotic? or do they hate america? some of the con serbtive critics from the president's speech was they were initially most concerned about a lesson plan distributed to school districts. at first the plans, which are optional, suggested teachers encourage stunlts to write down the ways the students can help the president meet educational goals. the department of education changed the wording so students might be encouraged to write down ways they can help themselves meet educational goals. in any case, before president obama spoke today his administration's effort got a strong show of support from former first lady laura bush, mrs. bush spoke to cnn and applauded the president's approach. >> i think that there is a place for the president of the united states to talk to school children and encourage school children. and i think it's also really important for everyone to respect the president of the united states. >> the director of legislation for conservative women of america, she was opposed to the content of the pr

they have decided that this is a subversive, and unpatriotic. un-american. by the way. if you do not believe in the common sense of the american people, i can give you some information about the people of the state of nevada. harry reid is trailing two i known republican challengers by double digits. -- unknown republican challengers by double digits. [applause] he will raise $25 million from out of state. he remembers what happened to tom mashal, the democratic leader in 2004. he remembers -- daschle. he was the democratic leader in 2004. there is a major decision to make. this will determine his fate in the next election but several other democrats in the senate. the health care bill got into some rough weather. this is in trouble. only 43% of the population is supporting this and the independent voters are against this by 70%. this is 20 points down for the elderly and this is in trouble. they have a problem because they have to pass something. when hillary clinton exploded so significantly -- they had nothing at the end. and he was there, and he remembers this, and

i'm astonished that they somehow have decided to organize that it is unpatriotic, "unamerican," as pelosi says. by the way, if you don't believe in the common sense of of the american people, i can give you some good news about the common sense of the people of nevada. harry reid, right now, the senate majority leader, is trailing two unknown challenges by double digits. [ applause ] >> now it is not over. he's going to raise $25 million, almost all from out of state, so i wouldn't count him out. he remembers what happened to tom daschle and remember what is happens to him when tom daschle became too tied to the interest of the beltway and started ignoring the home folks. i think harry reid has a major decision to make and it will determine his fate in the next election and the fate of several other democrats in the senate and the obama administration. as you know, the healthcare bill got into rough sledding. it is in trouble. the latest polls show 43% of the population supporting it in whole or in part and independents are turning against it by 70%. the elderly, 20 points down. it is in

they do not want to help, they are very unpatriotic. everything president obama does, there's something wrong with it. host: in about five minutes we will talk with dr. ara darzi, the british ambassador for health and life sciences. he will talk to us about the british health-care system. this segment will be simulcast live on the bbc parliament channel. that discussion comes in five minutes. we will continue our discussion right now regarding president obama's and leadership style. good morning, indiana. caller: i believe that mr. obama will definitely need to change his leadership style. however, the problem i see is that like his predecessors, this style is really not the issue. we need substance rather than flash. host: what kind of substance are you talking about? caller: constitutional obedience. the constitution has very specific, limited power for all branches of the government. the reason i think american people are so desperate for change and to maintain their hope is the very thing that got mr. obama alleged did, this need to

i don't think any of these people are unpatriotic or lack the right to say these things.s. >> nicolle, leaders on the right and the left need to call out the extremists on both sides. >> we need some referees. >> and the referees can be the leaders of the party, president obama and whoever wants to replace -- >> nicolle, stick around. more coming up, randy weingarten will join us. there was a time i wouldn't step out of the house without my makeup. now, it's no problem. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting night serum with high performance soy to even skin tone and active retinol to speed cell turn over. clinically shown to visibly fade brown spots in 14 nights. i even out my skin at night so it looks younger, flawless in the morning. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting now you can fade and prevent discolorations all day. new tone correcting spf 30. it's the wall street way of doing business. getting rich is everything. reward yourself for failure. ployees don't matter. exploiting them is acceptable. don't let workers get ahead. that's why they think they deserve bai

if you don't agree with me, you're unpatriotic.authority, needs to step up according to this man. >> his approach is when someone is uncivil, he's been quiet. and that's not leadership. that's actually failure of leadership. >> reporter: westin says mr. obama lost an opportunity to lead during his speech to congress by not addressing representative joe wilson's heckling on the spot. >> the president lost a real opportunity on wednesday night. he could have said to the american people, this is an exact example of what i'm talking about. this isn't how we solve our nation's problems. >> reporter: others say disunity is temporary. how will we know if we don't unify in the next great disaster? >> if we ever lose that, in a time of great challenge that we no longer regard the humanity of our fellow citizens, we're in serious trouble. >> wouldn't you hate to think it will take a next big disaster to unify us auts americans again? >> when you look at how things are going and how divided we are, the level of rancor between the two sides, i

republicans are so negative that on so many fronts, it's almost boardering on unpatriot yik.they accused democrats of not geing unpate rea. ok ticks. it's high time the democrats stand up and face the negativity that comes out of the republican party and their cable news spin doctor that's spu negativity. >> should there be an investigation? >> republicans should go after pine cones. you understand? >> we are moving on. >> i want to say the guy on before me, i cannot believe he is saying that. i refuse to give those people welcome into my house. i am glad to see last night that they had -- the census had cutoff all ties with them. 4q0 before i let anybody in my house to take a census, i will make sure that it is not acorn i think the democrats are going down the wrong, wrong road. >> it should be a big one. all those people they are letting him get away with everything. they are letting acorn get away with everything. >> this is from the "washington post" this morning about the u.s. and nato in efforts in afghanistan. the headline says there is ray revafrp going on. they wil