. >> i hear victor roberts will be also on the panel tomorrow. >> he was state side. >> i guess he was doing a small broadway thing with that guy. >> they are still doing that? >> that guy. >> i am trying to think of the guy's name. >> jedediah, what is your next column going to be? >> i am interviewing him about his new book. you need to hear about it. stay tuned. >> is that the name of the book? >> no, it is called "the great destroyer." >> it is not about obama, is it? >> why would you say that? >> how sigh -- how is imus? does he talk about me? >> yes. when are you coming out. >> when you invite me. >> i will be on the -- "the talk" with julie chen next tuesday. check it out. >> i'm sure she will be thrilled about that. >> anything to plug quickly? >> you can catch me on abc good afternoon america and always have to be working. >> back to you, greg. >> sherrod ran away. jedediah, bill, sherrod who is not there, bye. ill: the o'reillr is on. tonight. >> instead of creating jobs or helping the middle class, congressional republicans are focused on this politically motivated taxpayer

. >> anne colter and victor roberts and tom shoau. i'm andy levy. see you next time.s doing fine. >> really, mr. president? unemployment is over 8%. and what's your solution? >> congress should pass the bill. >> doesn't the buck stop in the oval office? we'll debate it. >> i'm very sorry about what happened yesterday. >> bill clinton back tracks, now apologizing for contradicting president obama. did the former president cave to political pressure? >> the mormons, mitt romney, they believe black people were the devil till 1978. i'm not making this up! >> and hollywood unleashed. president obama takes their money but are there consequences to cozying up to the stars?

and the "red eye" fans dend mad it, so back is victor roberts. he makes his big screen debut.nd bill schulz thinks he is traveling to permethius. and next to me is paul mccurio. and he is a lefty punk who only prints junk. how are you, pinch? >> it is that time of the year when fresh-faced young sc ri bes enter in the form of summer interns. you there. what section would you like to work for, young man? david brooks hired you, didn't he? he will be in the mailroom. >> i always thought the only thing that would make this better is if there are two of them. both of you go away. so there is a socialist and chief and does he need celebrity relief 1234* he attempted to put the fun in fundraiser as he hobb knobbed and it has me so outraged that -- sorry, i can't do this. i have been teasing this story about relationships for the last two weeks. we never get to it. tonight i am hosting. guess who is leading off the a block. a study from the university of iowa has found that couples who have sex early on has the same quality as those who put off getting off. meaning that one nightstan

. >> anne colter and victor roberts and tom shoau. i'm andy levy. see you next time. is doing fine. >> really, mr. president? unemployment is over 8%. and what's your solution? >> congress should pass the bill. >> doesn't the buck stop in the oval office? we'll debate it. >> i'm very sorry about what happened yesterday. >> bill clinton back tracks, now apologizing for contradicting president obama. did the former president cave to political pressure? >> the mormons, mitt romney, they believe black people were the devil till 1978. i'm not making this up! >> and hollywood unleashed. president obama takes their money but are there consequences to cozying up to the stars? >> we know of the president's whiteness, it's there. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone and "the factor" begins right now. >> hello, everyone. i'm laura ingraham in tonight for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. president is back on the job and giving his version of the economy. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. barack obama surprised everyone today by actual

yesterday's decision, president obama is the ultimate victor in the decision and the american people with that upheld, but so too is the court and the robertshing the issues a politically. i did think there was a lot of confusion between policy and the law leading up to the case. >> good to have you on this morning. i wonder what you think the implication was this decision are beyond the affordable care act to say that justice roberts did in a matter of speaking, uphold the commerce clause aspect saying it did not apply, but this is a tax. do you see this having a broader implication? >> i think it's possible. i wrote a piece in the "new york times" saying that -- and i think general gonzales is right. the roberts court is marked by judicial restraint, but there is language this this opinion that could beç used in a much more activist sense to strike down federal power in a number of areas. it will defend on the future direction of the court. there is language in here that is broader and reigning in the spending power, for example. we will have to see what happens. >> john meachem had a result in the house of representatives where the curr

robert mccormick was in charge at the time. the chicago daily news, the head of that was victor lawson. less extreme but still representative of wealth and property in that perspective. there two hearst newspapers that a little bit more populist but the daily press represented the spectrum of conservative wealth and property. you would have to go to black newspapers and anything else, documents, community documents of organization. i spent a lot of time going through the university of chicago archives, it is not that extensive. i went through the loudon papers. you have to do some triangulation because every prospective you are getting particularly from the press is slanted in a certain way. so for instance one of my contention is something some critics have taken me to task for is i have a more sympathetic view of big bill thompson and his machine than what i consider the cartoony thing that has grown up in history. the people with the printing presses right history and thompson left not a paper behind. there's nothing you can find. victor lawson has this big archive and mccormick has

robert was in charge of the time and we all know about him. the chicago daily news, the head of that was victor wallsten, somewhat less extreme but still representative of the wealth and property in that perspective. there were to newspapers which were a little bit more populous but generally speaking the daily press represented the spectrum of the conservative wealth and property. he would have to go to the black newspapers for instance and anything else, documents, community documents of organizations i spent a lot of time and the university of chicago going through their archives and unfortunately it is in that extensive. i went through the papers and you really have to do some triangulation because every perspective you are getting particularly from the press is slanted in a certain way. so for instance, one of my contentions and something that some critics have taken me to task for his life somewhat more sympathetic view of thompson and his machine than what i consider the kind of cartoon thing that has grown up in history because the people with the printing press write history and left n