greg wagner. [cheers and applause] greg, you had a wonderful staff did you assemble them and focused on them. i want to name them all, because i know they're going places. that includes rick wilson, monice, megan, rebecca, liel, renee, alessa, jonathan, eash, star, and kate. thank you very much, all of you. [applause] and i want to again give a shout out to all of the department heads. they have been so patient. and even though i have not held to many department head meetings, i think i have relieve you of a lot of that. but all of you department heads, and i do not have to go through all of you, but i want to signal again that it has been wonderful to work with you in different capacities with such a difficult budget this year, you all came through to you did really get jobs in farming and advising members of the board of supervisors as well and really contributing to this whole budget process. as i said, we started out with the huge deficit, and we tried as a new kind of discipline and new proce

c peter wagner wrote the first age of the apostles occurred just after jesus was resurrected a couple thousand years ago. the second apostlic age started around the year 2001 and the new apostles for the second apostlic age are c peter wagner and the others in this movement. evangelicals who think the end of the world is upon us now and it's time to get ready and fast, the new apostlic reformation guys think the only way the world can end is if they clear the way for it by infiltrating and taking over politics and government, taking over what they describe the seven mountains of society, the seven are family, religion, arts and entertainment, media, education, business, and government. they want to take over all of those things. they are making plans it take over all of those things, and that will clear the way for rapture, bingo. "the texas observer" recognized half a dozen affirmationists. including mike bickle, thinks oprah is the forerunner to the anti-christ, he's listed as a national endorser of the response even. john benefiel is also listed as a national endorser. cindy jacobs

police say aaron blatser shot and killed the brooke wagner councilman after he found his opium poppies. in 10 minutes we'll tell you where police believe bassler may be hiding. >>> it's becoming a monday night ritual, protestors staging another demonstration against bart in downtown san francisco. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> several dozen protestors marched from station to station at the height of the evening commute. but this time there was a major change in tactics. protestors concerned about dwindling public support did not disrupt the ride home for bart riders, however, there were some tense moments at the embarko aero station. >> if they was to stop me from going home to see my kids, i'd be ready to bust them in the head too. >> police made two arrests. the demonstrators are angry about last month's fatal shooting at bart's station. they're also protesting a decision to shut down cell phone service ahead of a planned protest earlier this month. >>> cruz on the east bay's culldecut tunnel could slow down the commute for another hour. last night caltrans shut down highways 24's w

>> joining me, alex wagner.s this -- ignorance, he was asked about the friendship nine sit-ins. maybe he didn't know what it was. complete insensitivity? >> i think it demonstrates a certain, if not profound insensitivity to the struggle that minorities, the black, experience in america, especially at this time. if we look at what happened with minorities, the disparity between rich and poor, the numbers from the census show americans make on average 20 times more than black families. one of the things dr. king fought for was social justice. for him to tie corporate tax rates to the civil rights movement demonstrates insensitivity to the struggle, if not the teachings. >> if you look at the series of quotes from the books, some of which he's backing off on, you have to sit back as a political analyst and say is he too far off even for the gop? >> sure, and this is not the first time rick perry shot his mouth out. we have the stories about him wanting to kneecap ben bernanke, rick perry marches to the tune -- wal

joining me now, msnbc analyst and "the huffington post" reporter alex wagner. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> that moment of film with nelson rockefeller is amazing from me that that's from 1964, because it feels like he could be talking about the tea party right now. >> sure. >> so when huntsman takes this role, whoa, we are going too far to the right. what is the audience, what gap is he trying to fill? >> huntsman said i'm a center right candidate for a center right country. he's in the impression america is center right. if you look at the footage and we see just how far this country and this party, the republican party, has come to the right, i mean, it is now -- we are in a position where ronald reagan on a lot of things looks like a moderate. george w. bush worked across the aisle with teddy kennedy to pass "no child left behind." he had a more progressive position than anybody running for president. that was a handful of years ago and to a degree the question remains can we have a george bush in this election? >> when i was driving down the we see just how far this country an

lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew quite a lot when wagner was out on the road well and laura knew her well. we're all for justice if it had been anyone. in our we'd been right there with bales you know ringing it because it's payback it's been it's you know whatever but when it's someone that that you care about and if you did the same you know for them when they kill you it's mixed emotions it's it's unexplainable. it's sad. it's. uncalled for. and. so wastes. he was the lasts. part of me and my sister in. his car. he was a lesser child she's gone his car and now they're all. in that society. do i feel responsible for helping in execution yes. do i feel bad about it. now do i feel bad for a greeting that jim and. debbie went through yeah i feel sorry for their loss i do i feel they lost and more than i did. they lost vonder and sean i just lost my father did they lose more you bet grandfather jim sean's aunt debby refused to come to the execution on february fourth one thousand nine hundred nine about six minutes to die. i don't know what i

alex wagner of "the huffington post" and msnbc. thanks a lot. >> thanks, chris. >> joining me now, mike konczal, writes one of my favorite blogs on the internet called rordy bomb. mike, how are you doing? >> pretty well, thanks for having me on, chris. >> mike, i want to talk about the substantiative content of this remark, such as it is, i think for people not attuned to the sort of far-right and the ron paul buggism, the comment comes out of no where. what's he referring to? >> quantitative easing, where the fed prints money and buys financial assets like bonds. the purpose is to increase demand, designed to get people hording cash back into investing and people and jobs and designed to prevent the debt burden of bad debt overhang that's really suffocating the economy right now. >> that's what's so insidious about this. so far the fed has done two rounds of printing money and the idea is as a sort of extra aide, way of stimulating the economy, outside the mechanisms of the budget and fiscal economy, why is rick perry opposed to t

fast forward to the second half on similar scenes striker wagner love pushed in the six yard box a's the ref penalty but surrogate. from the spot still one nil the visitors were tireless though and got the reward ride up the death with the goal which would grace any pitch one wall in the final score c.s.k. three points above second place meets and petersburg but they do play on some. of goals were not in short supply when turned. to remind him key the visitors from chechnya grabbing the lead with just tough. dozen minutes on the clock. creeping into the program but that was as good as it would get for the first equalizing river room in right before the far mark and then they took the lead six minutes later kevin peroni turning his months of pearly. i was definitely worth another look wasn't it two more goals either side of the brick would make turrets job even harder shots or cross it doesn't matter to alter. the fourth six. the one sided plus return i moved to within a point of second seeded to meet st petersburg. sparta. climbed off boston following a two know when away trips to th

joining me is political analyst alex wagner and huffing on the post reporter. ignorance?was asked about the friendship nine sitin so maybe he didn't know what it was, maybe it's ignorance of the civil rights? complete insensitivity. >> i think it demonstrates a certain and profound insensitivity to the struggles. especially at this time. if we look at what's happened. the disparity between the rich and the poor and the numbers from the census show white americans make on average 20 times more than black families, 18 times more than hispanic. one of the things dr. king fought for was social and economic justice. for him to tie corporate tax rates to the civil rights movement i think demonstrates a profound insensitivity to the struggle, if not the teachings. >> when you look at the series of quotes from books, some of which he's backing off on, you have to sit back as a political analyst and say -- is he too far off, even for the gop? >> sure. you know, this is also not the first time rick perry has shot his mouth off. we have stories about him wanting to knee-cap bernanke

alex wagner.it is a pleasure to be here. >> it's lovely to see you. we were distracted earlier before the shot talking about all that of. that film with nelson rockefeller is amazing that's from 1964. it feels like he could be speaking about the tea party right now. >> sure. >> so when huntsman takes this roll and says, whoa, we are going too far to the right, who is the audience for that? what gap is he trying to fill? >> huntsman in std aid in that interview i'm the center right candidate for a center right country. that is very much tdb. if you look at the footage and we see how far this country and this party, the republican party has come to the right, i mean, it is now -- we're in a position where ronald reagan on a lot of things looks like a moderate. george w. bush worked with teddy kennedy to pass no child behind. i mean, that was a handful of years ago, and i mean, it to a certain degree the questions remain. could we even have a george bush in this election season? >> when i'm driving d

joining me is alex wagner. okay. is this ignorance?was asked about the friendship nine sit-in, so maybe he didn't know what it was, so is it ignorance of the civil rights? complete insensitivity? >> i think it demonstrates a certain if not pronoun insensitivity to the struggle of the black experience in america, especially at this time. if you look at what's happened to michb norse, the disparity between rich and poor, the census shows white americans make more than 20 times more than black families, for him to type corporate tax rates to the civil rights movement i think demonstrates a pronounce insensitivity. >> this is just the latest. when you look at this series of quotes from the book, you have to sit back as a political analyst and say, is he too far off even for the gop? >> this is also not the first time he as shot his mouth off. we have the stories about wanting to kneecap bernanke. rick perry marches to the tune -- walks to the beat of his own drum. i think there is a real concerned on part of at the establishment committee

huffington post analyst alex wagner is here and former special assistant to president george w. ron crispy. hostage taker, who should be blamed here? i've never seen, alex, where the hostage takers stick you up, charge you ransom, and everybody goes after you for paying the ransom rather than the hostage taker. >> well, i think we are taking the wrong view here. look, the idea of the underpinning of not negotiating with hostage takers is once you negotiated with hostage takers, you're someone that negotiates with hostage takers. you tell the tea party, it worked this time, try it again. the outrage you see on the left and in president obama's base, what have you done. this was a routine matter. raised it 74 times since 1960. at the beginning of this, said we are not tying it to cuts. if you look at how far we came, how much it dominated -- >> the question is do you blame it on -- did president obama stop it from being a clean debt ceiling raise, take the republican party, make you guys turn into what you guys turned into? >> i tell you what we turned into. we turned into the res

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economy which lies in ruins after years of struggling to maintain independents on that side of that on wagner will have his hands full as the country through the next five years. that riles up our main stories this hour up next we need a russian captain who saved all the passengers on his plane when its engines failed in mid air spotlight is up next. hello again they're welcome to spotlight the interview on r.t. and today my guest is. six years ago two russian scientists in manchester this covers a revolutionary material called graphene last week they were awarded a nobel prize in physics for what is likely to revolutionize nine attack engineering today again and not a soul of our packing their bags to collect their million pounds. is joining us via satellite link from england. born in russia think in the us all of his father was an engineer well he's moderate was a teacher after graduating with honors from the law school physical technical university constantin started work at a scientific research center in the moscow two years later he moved to the netherlands break imagine another russian

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wagner. thank you very much. thank you to the mayor's office for their help in preparing for this. i'd like to now open this up starting with reverend ames brown followed by low gordon, terry anders. i have some cards i'll read off for folks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. supervisor cohen, and others assembled, i'm aim yes, sir brown, president of the san francisco naacp. and i just want to simply say that, number one, the issue of incarceration in this nation will be at the top of the agenda at the naacp national convention in los angeles next week. number two, as we think about the topic, realignment, as it pertains to those inmates who are incarcerated from the state to the county, might i suggest that maybe he would do ourselves a favor by first having a realignment of our thinking. i want to recommend that everybody gets this book and reads it. chairman mirkarimi: "the new jim crow" right? great book. great book. >> my by she will alexander dealing with the mass incarceration in the age of so-called colorblindness. if we read it, it just might help our thinking on this issue. th

the nra, the tva, the agricultural adjustment act, the wagner act, works progress administration, housing bills, revenue act and court reform. even on social security he voted only present. and in a veiled attack on fdr, he even warned of home grown dick dictatorship. and yet tidings was completely aware of the president's extraordinary popularity and also insisted that he embraced the bones of the new deal. so fdr entered maryland on labor day weekend before the maryland primary and gave speeches for the challenger, liberal democrat davy lewis. as for tidings, fdr never pronounced his name. he told crowds only that any politician had the right to be liberal, conservative and even reactionary. but, he said, the nation cannot stand for the confusion of having him pretend to be one and act like the other. well, what finally happened? george, tidings, south carolina senator smith and the other conservative incumbents all won their primary contests and won re-election too. roosevelt managed to defeat only one conservative; john o'connor, the congressman from new york and chairman of the power

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there are some big business to be taken care of in the little country former vice president alexander wagner is now the president of the caucasus republic of our cars here the central election commission announced that he took fifty five percent of the one hundred two votes cast and they put voter turnout at a high seventy two percent all of this was made necessary by the death of the previous presidents. on the twenty ninth of may he died suddenly leaving power vacuum in his place there because you people are going to expect a lot from mr primarily building up cars use ruined infrastructure after a long struggle for independence from georgia three years ago russia recognize the independence of our cars here after a war away to the east in south of here and fears that the georgia may attack cause here as well but that was just the end of a long struggle for independence which started after the collapse of the soviet union and left a lot of the young republics infrastructure in ruins primarily the famous ones famous soviet holiday resorts along the coast here that will need to be built and al

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these battles in thirty six and thirty seven that the supreme court would knock down for example the wagner act or the it was those three areas and they all they did we'll get to why but it. was the basis that basis the general welfare doesn't include the ability of the federal government to intervene or was it that the federal government was simply overreaching i mean what what was the rationale that they were using just really the conservatives on record so the government overreaching in a number of respects with the number of different and different clauses in the constitution or different doctrines that been developed later in the problems with respect to the delegation for the powers they saw congress tell you to meet powers to independent agencies or. were who are going to say she's like the national coverage ministration which i mentioned before there were problems with the commerce clause they saw the government over reaching its power in that regard whatever a coward bobby kennedy. absolutely thankfully a lot of us have been settled before the nineteenth sorry interrupted bill wils

joining me now, msnbc analyst and huffington post reporter alex wagner.rry is in. >> he's in. >> pretty exciting. >> we've got news to play with? >> we do, we do. this is perry's attempt to toss a ten gallon hat over the state of iowa. but it comes as his campaign was denied their plot of grass at the straw poll. so lest any opportunity go by to stick a cowboy's spur in the gop race, they made the announcement today. >> it's designed to specifically kind of preempt in certain ways the debate tonight? >> sure. >> and so they they -- but going forward here, what -- is the -- is perry going to come in to iowa or is he going to go full force everywhere? >> you've got to think that, look, he has major conservative support. this is his wheel house. he's going to play in iowa. he'll be in waterloo on sunday. he's ramped up against the machine that he knows that michelle bachmann is holding a slice of the pie he wants. you've seen sabre rattling on both sides. there's a new pac established for michelle bachmann. against rick perry called keep conservatives united

i thought he looked like a hippie honus wagner. >> i am nodding as if i know who that is. >> he was a great player for the pittsburgh pirates. his his face looked like a sack full of potatoes. >> you know what is great about that joke, after anybody is born after 1982 has no idea what you meant about that. >> over my head. >> there is a larger problem here. have you dominating strike that con, and now you have another french guy peaking on the plane. i think the french men may be more dangerous to airlines than radical easy law mist terrorists. >> they should make one line for them. can you imagine? >>> it was a concert venue during a three-day fish concert over labor day. they are the band whose fans follow them all over the country. they say the city mayor, quote, it is not because we think fish followers are not the best of people, but we want to avoid a challenge that may or may not come up. we are concerned about what is placed in the fountain. they are assuming the worst from these concert goers. >> and then they say, we are not assuming the worst. we are assuming the best, but

and from the "huffington post," alex wagner, also very chipper this morning. down in washington, the "huffington post," sam stein. how are you? >> good. >> jaime is going to appear on "dateline." we are getting clips from his memoir. he's going to make people angry. he goes after colin power, condy rice and do we have the water boarding clip? he comes out and says i believe in what we did with water boarding. >> in your view, we should still be using enhanced interrogation? >> yes. >> no regrets? >> no regrets. >> should we still be water boarding terror suspects? >> i would support using it if we had a high valued detainee. >> even though so many people condemned it and called it torture, you think it should be a tool? >> yes. >> reverend sharpton, what do you think about dick cheney coming out with a memoir where he worked so closely to people that are still around. >> it's interesting he would say he's going to make a lot of people angry. he always did. >> he's make other people angry. >> what i think is interesting is he used the memoir to go after people

joining me is jonathan alter, and alex wagner. john, you have a lot of history under your belt. this guy's a progressive, the stimulus package was pure keynesian ecomic pure roosevelt. it was aggressive industrial policy, and clearly the health care bill, the first since truman to deliver on a longtime progressive goal. then to afghanistan where he went right of the middle. he's sticking in there in force, and the bush tax cuts where it's very hard to read why we have tax cuts in the well off. we still have bush's tax policy. is the shot he's too conservative from the left right? >> i don't think it is. liberals have to be careful about making these kinds of charges when hubert humphrey was too centrist for them, they sat on their hands in 1968, and we got nixon. when carter was too centrist, we got the teddy kennedy challenge which helped sink him in 1980, so you have to look at the record. the record is most lid quite progressive until his reaction to the mitt terms. then he made a conscious decision to move abruptly to the center to start talking more about deficit reduction,

let's go now -- i'd like to bring in huffington post reporter and msnbc analyst alex wagner.d approach that the president is using to tackle rural jobs a preview of what we can expect in september? he's talking about this big job plan he's going to unveil in september. he's got to deal with the congress that the republicans are the majority of the house, is this balanced approach a forecast of what we're going to see? >> he has to go for a balanced approach. we saw from the debt limit debate that he's between a rock and a hard place, to a certainly extent. you have a field of presidential candidates at this point, a 10:1 balance. for every $10 of government expenditures cut, could they do $1? tax revenues? no. we are at the point where obama can haveç these elegant jobs plans, but in terms of getting them through, he's got to shoot for the center. even that may not be enough. >> the other thing i'm reading a published report today is you have the gas tax that will expire in september. this may be the next fight for those that have signed these nor quist pledges of no taxes a

alex wagner, a huffington post reporter and nbc political analyst. everybody loves you. wait to hear your thinking about this. i want to start this off, ladies and gentlemen, the best piece of clip i've ever seen to make your point and educate all of us, how to be, if you want to be, a strong democratic president. here's president roosevelt warning about republicans back in 1936, in words that could be used right now in this partisan fight. let's listen. >> let me warn the nation against the smold evasion that says, of course we believe these things. we believe in social security, we believe in work for the unempl unemployed, we believe in saving homes. cross our hearts and hope to die, we believe in all these things, but we do not like the way the present administration is doing that. just turn them over to us. we will do all of them. we will do more of them, we will do them better and most important of all, the doing of them will not cost anybody anything. >> unbelievable. rick that is american speech. that's how you talk to people today. your thoughts, because it seem