it is unpatriotic. >> sean: reaction? could have him give the same speech now the a.m. he spent on the last few -- the amount of money he spent in the last few years. there's no end in sight. he keeps spending more money and does not realize simple economics, you need to bring in money to cover what you are spending. we are going in the opposite direction. >> sean: i agree. bush did that in eight years he did it in 2 1/2 years. i'm thinking any republican candidate has a great campaign ad here. >> after all the terrible things that were said about him. he's from mars or indonesia or some place. >> sean: 2 1/2 years he did what he said is unpatriotic! >> i'm very sorry that he said that. >> sean: you're sorry he said it. i'm glad he said because he's going to come back and chew on those words and eat 'em in 2012. >> neither side should question the others patriotism or motives. >> sean: by definition is he calling himself unpatriotic? >> i don't think he would do that. >> sean: i would never suggest such a thing. >> republ

obama in 2008 saying george bush is unpatriotic.d that the republicans, they are putting politics above their country. saying unpatriotic. those republicans, they are nasty republicans. they want guys like perry to be nasty against obama. they never talked about obama calling george bush unpatriotic. let's roll that tape. >> people -- he's so fiesty against obama, they like that >> republican party is very conservative now a lot of people in the republican party don't believe romney is a genuine conservative. there's a piece that is angry. >> sean: i get a thrill up in my leg every time i hear that guy talk. he's the gift that keeps giving. i ought to send a check to chris matthews. >> who has in the last month called the tea party muggers, called them kidnappers, called them terrorists? who has called rick perry a supporter of segregation and bull connor with a smile. he hates civil rights and rush limbaugh is for resegregation of the military and public schools. all in the last month? chris matthews. >> sean: where would we be wit

integrity is going to speak out if he or she feels that that we're on the wrong course it's not unpatriotic to demand that congress uphold its constitutional responsibilities regarding the declaration of war it's not unpatriotic to be very upset vocally upset when congress abrogates this constitutional responsibility by transferring war powers authority to the president ited states as they did in october of two thousand and two thousand when you guys were work at nasa tech in the dot com i was out in iraq trying to get rid of saddam and almost got killed for it and besides i was going to jail so it doesn't take a whole lot of courage for me to come out against the war and i did at the beginning but i was studiously ignored when we did the first gulf war when i came out of baghdad in one thousand nine hundred one i met with president ited states i met with the senior leadership of both parties in the one thing that sticks with me to this day is the extent to which each one of them. explained to me and very emotional terms the extent to which they had had to plan their consciences. to come to

it's unpatriotic. >> unpatriotic. that was over the course of eight years. the 4 trillion for push. since the start of his term, which is obviously not eight years, president obama has added $4 trillion to the debt that's less than three years. according to the new cbo report. all of this spend something not stimulating the economy. norm coleman joins us now bright and early in the midwest, sir. well in office by the way. >> bright and early. >> juliet: we love that thank you. he helped identify more than $80 billion in government waste. he has his eyes on the cbo report. also the ceo of the american action network. thanks for joining us. i want to get your reaction to that sound bite from president obama. then campaigning. this is back in 2008 when he made that unpatriotic comment. >> well, juliet, as you said it, he has managed to do what obama done two and a half years what it took george bush eight years to do. we're faced with war on debt now. rising tied tide of red ink. for this president has taken that credit card and he has used it again and again and again. as a result, th

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club and that era saving food was presented as part of the war effort and to do otherwise would be unpatriotic using food wisely and being aware of waste became second nature to a generation that had firsthand experience with world war economic downturn and food scarcity. in both world war one and world war two the emerging might of american industrial and manufacturing power was bent toward the war effort and consequently to feeding the troops in a world where millions of starving america has become the bread basket it probably got some of them are for free. our farmland in ranges must produce more food than ever before to supply our only and health are fighting a life. with every third and the greatest food producing country in the world backing him up the american soldier no matter where it may be in the jungle. in the arctic. but that's it. already is home care can rightly considered himself the best bet soldier in the world and in the future the war born knowledge that has made him so well read over the world can guarantee that no one read up on from malnutrition all from how. ironically

reporter: abc news receiving angry e-mails from the outraged, calling the s&p downgrade ridiculous, unpatriotic. saying the company should be a shamed. judy from georgetown, texas says credit agencies are a scam. so who are these guys who meet in this new york city command center and make the decisions some americans seem so angry about? standard & poor's rating service has been grading corporate bonds for 90 years. today, it has more than 1,200 employees. with $75 million in business every we're. in more than 20 countries. but one of its main critics, jules kroll, who started his own rating service, said s&p is not big enough to judge 100 countries because it has only 100 actual analysts. >> doing an analysis of the economy of the united states is something that requires enormous resources that go far beyond the resources of s&p. >> reporter: s&p missed the enron crisisisgiving the failed company high ratings until the day it went bankrupt. in 2008, its best-known gaffe was the aaa rating it gave to toxic waste mortgages. than an "a" rating for lehman brothers just before the investment bank w

of the defense spending that somehow or another you were sympathetic to communism and it heads unpatriotic. i think many of these people are stuck in a time warp and they're listening to the wrong voices they're listening to advisors who've also being with us for many many years who have personal agendas unconnected to the interests of the american people what agenda do you have why why and why you know you're not some lefty anti-war activist you are a colonel you're a retired colonel you're a decorated combat veteran and you're saying that you know well as i am more republicans willing to take it on well i think that's changing and i think that was the point of your previous discussion now that you're going to see more of that future more and more americans are finally beginning to ask questions but they've lived remote from the realities of warfare a war has imposed no kloster no detectable cost the losses of trillions of dollars along with thousands of people not even addressing the hundreds of thousands of people that have been killed who were muslim arabs or afghans and it's all being

when she stood up there with a sheriff on duty, on taxpayer money saying that the democrats were unpatrioticear apologies out of her. you can be a big grizzly bear momma, baby, and see what you are going to do about it. we don't care less. >> kimberly: tell us how you really feel. i like her. >> monica: we have another story that could dramatically change the political land scape as we know it. federal judge in ohio ruled that former democrat congressman steve dryhouse can proceed with defamation lawsuit against pro-life group that was going to run negative political ads against him. the group was preparing to run the huge billboards, calling the guy out on his abortion record. he claims to be pro-life, which is a weird twist to the whole story. as soon as he threatened the lawsuit, the group pulled the ads. they never went up on the billboard. now a judge said you can go ahead. kimberly, you are the attorney here. i to ask you, this seems so bizarre to me. >> kimberly: is it really, though? >> monica: it's rough and tumble sports. listen, your opponent will lie about you no matter what. you

. >> sean: you don't think that is over-the-top to call bush unpatriotic? >> i'm just an economist. my area. i do know when the city of chicago didn't get the olympics and the olympics weren't come together u.s. they cut to some groups of people. those people were cheering that america didn't get the olympics. i don't understand that mentality. >> sean: what republicans are on this list they want to see america lose so their party can do better? >> i don't know it is republicans. it is not all republicans. when the president is proposing ideas that are republican ideas, historically, and bipartisan ideas, historically, but there's a group of people some in congress, some outside of congress who it doesn't matter whether it was a republican idea, if the president is for it, they are going to filibuster it. i think that's a mistake. i think there are a lot of things we can agree on. >> sean: you keep saying that. we gotta run. when the president supports tax cuts, deregulation and a free market economy, i'll support him. i'll be his champion on this program. >> he does and he has. i'm

president's head, forcing him to read into law or to sign into law this extraordinary act of i think unpatriotic and irrational frenzy, i think that they're emboldened. >> any faction in america, that would put a gun to the head of 310 million people and say if you don't do it our way, we will blow your dreams away, we will blow a hole in the american economy, that is unamerican. >> notice the nearly identical language used by those three individuals. there is no question that the designers of far left propaganda are very well coordinated. >> nobody in business, and i do mean nobody, can fake outrage like my good friend bill o'reilly. i used a metaphor to describe republican tactics, o'reilly and his kind have it actually accused president obama of associating with the terrorists. there's a huge difference. beyond that, my analogy was spot on. if you don't believe me, take a look at what the minority leader of the united states senate had to say. republican mitch mcconnell said -- "i think some of our members may have thought the default issue was a hostage you might take a chance at shooting, h

when she stood up there with a sheriff on duty, on taxpayer money and saying the democrats were unpatrioticear politics out of her. so be a big grizzly bear momma, baby and see what you'll do about it. we don't care less. >> greg: you make one joke and left wing sites like politico go crazy because they're so desperate for any palin antetech dote. it's like their heroin. i was joking about seeing them in the holloway. it's impossible. she lives in alaska. the hallway would be 5,000 miles long for me to run into her. >> bob: get a life, you people. if you can't take a joke -- you probably work for those rags. listen, to say about me i'm not talking about sarah palin, are you kidding me? let me give you a couple of quickies. one show i did with hannity. are you telling me honest, you believe the woman can be president of the united states? yeah. i don't agree with sarah palin on anything. as a matter of fact, nothing. we have a strong defense policy because she can see the soviet union from her backdoor and she has much chance to beating barack obama as you do. we try to have fun on the show

it's healthy for this country for this man to behave in a way -- to act like this president is unpatrioticdid what mr. bush, your nominee and president, did not do. >> he wasn't your president, either? >> he was certainty my president when he was -- he was not nigh nominee. >> i think he means he was a republican president. you know that. >> i thought it was our president. >> he was all of our president. >> but he was also a many president. >> and you guys went after him with every tooth, saw and nail that you could -- >> give an example, michael. >> you have to prepare for these shows. >> thank you both for your time today. >>> president obama is focusing on jobs. can he get republicans ready to get serious? >>> plus president obama came face-to-face with the tea party in iowa last çnight. we'll introduce you to the young fella that had his facts wrong. >>> and paul ryan remembered what it was like facing his own constituents. >> we do -- -- >> his plan this time around -- charge money. i'm serious. stay with us. announcer ] anan anthis...is the netwo. a living, breathing intelligence th

president's head, forcing him to read into law or to sign into law this extraordinary act of, i think, unpatrioticthink they're emboldened. they'll take this as a blueprint and a document of manifesto of sorts to go forward and disrupt the workings of american government at the behest of a splinter group that needs to be brought to account for the devastation it has wrought on it this economy. >> earlier tonight i spoke with senior white house adviser valerie jarrett. here's what she said about the possibility of future tax revenue. >> we have cuts in the first, and we have the opportunity to bring revenues back into the equation, to look at real tax reform. will we get rid of the loopholes where the very wealthy are not paying their fair shares, where we have subsidies to oil companies. >> so it can come back into the process? >> yes, it's an important point. we have the opportunity to look at all kinds of opportunities to bring down the deficit including revenue. >> laura flanders, do you think tax increases will ever end up being part of deficit reduction in this congress? >> we're not going to

president's head, forcing him to read into law or to sign into law this extraordinary act of, i think, unpatriotic and irrational frenzy. i think they are emboldedden. >> any faction that would put a gun to the head of 310 million people and say if you don't do it our way we biological your dreams away. blow a hole in the american economy that is unamerican. >> bill: notice the identical language used by those three individuals. no question that far left well coordinated. another example in a "new york times" column today quote: >> bill: jihad? as bernie goldberg astutely pointed out last night many on the far left refuse to mention jihad when real muslim terrorists strike. but now the terrorist's label is all over the tea party. that is wrong. as you may know, i disagreed with the tea party on occasion. some bill o'reilly.com premium members even cancelled their memberships because i said michele bachmann and others are too rigid on the debt deal that although their cause is just, controlling government spending, their methods were causing harm to them and to you. but branding congresswoman bachm

are these people that unpatriotic? because that's really what it is, congressman. >> well, i think it is almost as though there is such denial of realities of world, that they cannot accept the fact that whole world knows that unless the federal government invests, for instance in an infrastructure bank and begins to build the projects we need this this country to be built and finds the money to do that, that we put construction workers back it work, that it makes it possible for all of the small businesses to get back into business, unless the federal government makes that kind of investment, we are going to continue down hill. they believe the answer to everything is cutting out government investment. and that simply is not going to lead us anywhere positive. it is -- they believe in this so strongly, that they cannot see the evidence of the -- of the stock market. i don't believe in the stock market much but i watch it and i watch it drop 2,000 points. i say to myself, there's a problem out there, man. >> thank you

fascinating thing, with the caucus, they made him into a form eigner, they made him left wing, unpatriotic. john kerry they turned him into a some kind of traitor, horrible things against a guy that served his country and faced bullets, but weird is interesting because weird plays on some of his vulnerabilities. he's incredibly formal in his behavior in public, he does seem artificial in the way he presents himself. you're laughing. >> that's in his genes. >> it's not that, here's the tangible issue. the tangible issue is that there was a real concern in 2008 he has a hard time connecting personally to voters. >> and he does. >> how do you turn it into a negative, a lot of guys can't connect but it's not frightening. how do you turn it into scary? >> i don't think this weird card is going to be advantageous to the obama campaign. >> a weird card is different than a mormon card. >> when you play a weird card, you know what you're playing. >> the obama campaign isn't going to engage on mormonism but that engagement will probably occur in south carolina, people like rick perry, people like mi

themselves, they are out for big business and making hard working people pay for it, spineless, weak, unpatrioticve created an atmosphere of great uncertainty politically and economically, of great frustration, people this have good education unable to get jobs, and tremendous resentment over the european union where the british people have been pulled in totally undemocratically and massive immigration causing problems and multiculturism which is failing and most of the riots are happening in multicultural areas and that breeds anger at the abuse people fell that politicians are subjecting them to and it only requires a spark to turn it into riots. in the old days when i first went to wall street the firms were owned by participates would owned the business and invested their money. and it spread interest managers. and they used their customers' money to gamble and this was a root cause of the trouble on wall street. and this has happened in politics in both of our countries. once a calling, where people gave their time to serve their nation. now they are there as a career for big monetary rewar

out of my control and bad faith by republicans who are essentially in his accusations acting unpatriotically. >> charles, as you point out, these policies have been quite deliberate from the beginning. this administration has spent us into a coma and over the last nearly three years, we have run their big government, big spending experiment and now we see the results. staggeringly high unemployment, a housing sector still in collapse. inflation rising. manufacturing sliding and basically nonexistent gdp growth and yet, this president seems congenitally unable to admit that his far left approach has failed. >> well, i don't expect he ever will and i think he can't continue to campaign on the fact that he has these designs that we -- we heard that soundbite and then all of a sudden, six months of bad luck and a republican opposition that cares only about election. what's ironic and hypocritical about that charge is you ought to credit the other side at least with principles and ideas. he believes in equality. he believes america ought to be more like europe with a levelled society and he pursu

fascinating thing, with dukakis, they made him into a foreigners, lieu his's not assimilated, made him unpatriotic. with john kerry, they turned him into a guy that retreated from the face of the enemy, a conveysi traitor, horrible things they said, but weird is interesting. weird does play on some of his vulnerabilities. he's incredibly formal in his behavior publicly. he does seem artificial in the way he presents hisself. >> he irons his jeans. >> he puts his dog on the roof of the quarter when he goes to quebec. >> here as the tangible issue. it was a real concern in 2008 that he has a hard time connecting personally to voters. >> how do you turn it into a negative? a lot of people can't connect, but it's not frightening. >> i'm not convinced this mormon card, this weird card, if you will, will be all that advantageous for the obama campaign. >> why do they think it will be? that's what i want to know. >> a weird card is different from mormon. >> but you know what you're playing. >> no, no, no, the obama campaign is not going to engage on mormonism, but that engagement will probably occur in s

obama as monkey, tar baby, terrorist, and unpatriotic un-american rather than the glorious possibilities of our rich and diverse future. as barack obama turns 50, let's wish him the courage to embrace the full range of his remarkable challenge to change america for the best. and let's give him our steadfast support so that he won't be punished for doing so. and so america to america, citizen to citizen, brother to brother, black man to black man, happy birthday, mr. president, and many returns. joining us now is california attorney general, kamala harris. attorney general harris, welcome to the show. >> thank you. it's wonderful to be here. thank you. >> you know, before we even get into the specifics of president obama, and of course this is his birthday, you have a similar story to barack obama. and you brilliantly used the outlines of your story when you were campaigning for attorney general because you had to win a statewide office. give us some of the parallels between your experience and barack obama's experience that resonate for so many voters. >> of course our president is very