we have joan walsh and david korn. every once in awhile i come across a fact that blows me away. here is the new ad from karl rove's group that says president obama engaged in massive government spending increases. >> obama started spending like our credit cards had no limit. how will my kids pay that off when they can't find jobs. i had so many hopes, cutting taxes, debt, and creating jobs. that's the change we need. >> mitt romney likened his spending to an inferno, let's watch him. >> rather than putting out that spending fire, he has been feeding it. he spent more and borrowed more. the time as come from a leader and a president who will lead us i will lead us out of this debt. >> and it's not true at all. market watch points out that federal spending is rising at the lowest rate, look at that bar chart there. from 2009 to 2013, no change. it's been about $3.5 trillion right through. every once in awhile i'm amazed when i hear that government spending is spiking, and believing that every year is ticking upward, but it's incredibly flat. >> it is, this market watch piece is ge

some to jog your memory about who john walsh is and what is good is take a look at this. hour you know based on. john walsh going after criminals america's most wanted that's what he did. yes confirmation. anyway we have an idea we don't know if this will go anywhere but remember this video this very creative video that that you tube user used and put online showing this gentleman and dimitri kofi anan this capital counsel and producer max kaiser going after the bankers going after wall street set to music they are rocking it out well i maybe we will see a gerald solenn tape john as john walsh going after the bankers we like the idea just a suggestion we're not talented enough to do that ourselves so just throwing it out there let's move on. for two eight ghost said the falling as the economy tanks the loose change intro will change to dimitri and lauren tackling shannon when she takes the gold from the jar well first of all thank you for our next big idea when things really go south here's a reminder of what he's talking about. so the next time you're going to see us tac

distinguished religious leaders, governor levity, brian walsh, and old dear friends, it's now been just over a week since i became archbishop of baltimore and i find myself surrounded by history there. i live near the basilica of the assumption which is the oldest cathedral of the united states, the cornerstone of which was laid in 1808. the nation's first bishop, john carroll, is buried beneath the basilica, as are many of my predecessors. john carroll was the cousin of charles carol rol, a signer of the declaration of independence. charles carroll's story, inneed maryland's early -- indeed maryland's early history, teaches us of the fra gillity of religious liberty and the

for that, go to brian walsh for details. >> fantastic. >> i am a state senator from colorado. i want to thank you all for your efforts and being here and your comments. it was a delight to hear your thoughts on this topic. my question is when all of you all tended to speak about the case with the solicitor general can before the courts and made the argument that religious institutions did not have the protections to be able to pick their own leadership. you said it was unprecedented. 9-0.lost 9-1 or i'm sorry why is it that you think they took that case all the way to the supreme court? was it a political agenda? or was it a legal agenda?

25b@b@b@b@b@ >> so on sunday, illinois representative, republican representative joe walsh said at a town meeting that the country voted for barack obama because he's black. let's listen to the distinguished representative from illinois. >> he was a historic figure. he's our first african-american president. the country voted for him because of that. it made us feel good about itself. he never would have gotten there without his historic nature. >> i mean, first of all, what he does to english there is terrible, but talking-- >> historic. >> yes, i love he's in the past tense. he's talking to him again like a republican. they're talking about things that happened many, many years ago. but you know, walsh keys in on the idea, and we haven't talked about it a lot recently, that the president was elected because of his color. there are a lot of people who think that from within his own party he's going to face problems because of his race. >> mm-hmm, well, the fact that we only notice race or people voting within their own color is when someone is african-american is half the problem. o

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we are talking about dillon walsh who is wrapping up the season of unforgettable tonight.ve a lot to look forward to this evening. >> good afternoon. how are you? >> doing great. how are you? >> i'm doing good. >> so the culmination of a great season, what can we look forward to? >> tonight we have an episode that takes the character we have seen before, walter morgan who has been carrie's nemesis for several episodes before this one and tonight he is actually framed her for his own murder which is pretty strange but is that psychopath we were talking about. episode starts with us wondering if carrie is innocent. then we have to find outfit body we have is walter morgan a lot of twists and turns in this one. a lot of energy. a chase in the end on the williamsburg bridge. a good episode. >> on a more personal note we know you grew up close by in virginia. what's next for you? do you have a little off time? will you start filming again for the next season? >> i do have a little off time. first i will do. that i will enjoy new york. it was great to move back to do this show.

he was a controversial figure but bill walsh brings him into do with race relations. he hired an openly gay trainer. no nfl team to this day has done that. he was ahead of his time. and that he married his eccentricities. there were some has-beens, washed of veterans, a young quarterback, joe montana. people felt he was not physically reagan -- ready for the nfl and yet he leads them to a super bowl victory and starts to heal the wounds in the city. the city that had been through so much, assassinations and jonestown, patty hearst. one trauma after the next. that victory parade, and i was there, they came around the bend in downtown san francisco. bill wallace thought no one was going to be on the streets. suddenly there was an explosion of humanity. blacks, whites, asians, people of all class's. hanging from windows and lampposts. he began to cry because he saw what this team had done. tavis: the city of love. there are a number of cities that have laid claim to that title. when you say in reference to san francisco it is a city of love, what you mean? >> the summer

and the beauty pageant contestant, as well, wendy walsh. i'm sure he was in some sort of beauty pageant. he ain't pretty. but he's kind of smart. so, we keep him. >> living in sin. shacking up. whatever you call it, not married. france's new president has a live. in girlfriend. will that fly her? maybe they're on to something, i think. >>> more of the stories you're talking about. first, the news you need to know right now. in chicago today, three men busted for what prosecutors call acts of domestic terrorism. they face a judge, who set their bail at $1.5 million each. police say they were stockpiling firebombs and weapons and planning to use them in chicago this weekend. that's where world leaders are gathering for a nato summit that kicks off on sunday. >>> all right, this just in. mark zuckerberg is having quite the week. today, facebook founder, married long-time girlfriend, priscilla chan. the newlyweds announced the wedding, where else? on facebook. on monday, he turned 28 years old. on friday, facebook went public, making zuckerberg

joe walsh, $70,000. he should use some of that money to pay his child support he owes.nd dennis ross, and tim huekcamp all taking money from the banks. my favorite is joel walsh because not only does he take the money, but he gets animated and angry about it. listen to this. >> i don't want government meddling in the marketplace! the government sets the rules! don't blame banks! and don't blame the marketplace for the mess we're in right now! i'm tired of hearing that crap! i am tired of hearing that crap! [ inaudible ] >> there are already mechanisms in place -- god you know what this pisses me off. too many people don't listen. >> nicely done that rant for you only cost $70,000 to the banks. god that pisses me off. i'm the whore of the banks. he gets in her face how dare you ever say anything about the banks! don't you know i'm a tea party whore? you sicken me the way you sold out your cause entirely. if they were true in principals you say at least they are morning and we're in a democracy. but they are not they got bought cheap and immediately. josh wrote about this

my name is brian walsh. our second panel is titled unprecedented threats to american religious freedom and rights of conscious. we' gone back and forth about whether there's a question mark there and we actually want to discuss that question. are these unprecedented threats? to moderate today's fanl, we are fortunate enough to have professor jerry bradley. i'm introduce profess nar bradley and turn it over to him. he's the professor of law where he directs the national law institute and coed dits the american journal of jurisprudence. an international forum for legal philosophy. jerry is a visiting fellow at stanford university and a senior fellow of the witherspoon institute in princeton, new jersey. please join me in welcoming jerry bradley. >> thank you, brian, for the introduction and the opportunity to participate in this very important event. and i wish to add my note of appreciation to that expressed earlier by robby george and tom farr to all of the organizers and people responsible for this event, e

the murder of 6-year-old adam walsh, whose father went on to host "america's most wanted." and reve walsh told me how they hired a retired cop, joe matthews, who combed through the 10,000 page case file and found that roll of film. how long did it take for you to realize what you had here? >> within seconds, when i was going through the photos. >> reporter: they were pictures of the car belonging to the prime suspect, a convicted killer named ottis toole. imprinted on the rear floorboard, the outline of a face in blood. >> to me, it was the one thing that a mother knows, is that this is their child. this picture is their child. >> reporter: shortly thereafter, the police closed the case. so etan patz parents can take comfort in the knowledge that even the coldest of cases can be suddenly solved with a fresh eye for that key detail. >>> coming up next, the revolution in space. and the astronaut raving about that new car smell. >>> and later, the proposal so elaborate, so emotional, that hundreds of thousands of people are watching tonight. you wouldn't want your doctor doing

president knock some sense into the rest of the network's talking heads the bad representative joe walsh at a town meeting over the weekend the tea party congressman told my constituents that president obama was elected by americans because he was black he told the crowd he was a historic figure he was our first african-american president the country voted for him because of that it made us feel good about ourselves he never would have gotten there without its historic is historic nature i guess representative walsh believes the american people are so stupid we're not capable of electing a president based on his or her parents and a very very ugly u.s. senate candidate richard mourdock next week moredock a hard right conservative is expected to beat incumbent senator dick lugar are in indiana's republican primary that's bad news for the people of indiana and for the rest of america on m s n b c the sporting murdoch all but promised to block the nomination of judges who do not resemble his model nominee robert or bork is the failed supreme court nominee once said that the federal ban on a

and the beauty pageant contestant, as well, wendy walsh. and dean, i'm sure he was in some sort of beauty pageant. he ain't pretty. but he's kind of smart. so, we keep him. >> living in sin. shacking up. whatever you call it, not married. france's new president has a live. in girlfriend. will that fly her? maybe they're on to something, i think. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. liberty mutual auto insurance. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now

you cannot win the presidential election no matter how much the republicans and joe walsh want you tot with just the black vote. there was a greater response to his policies and to his person and to the hope that he would instill in people. jayar, i want to you address this as well. when you hear about the numbers of voters being down, registered voters, black voters hispanic voters, is this a gradual appeal to voters to get the base out? >> as we know things are down now. the numbers are going to be closer and then stories like this where every little bit is going to count more and more. i don't know if it was easy last time but as at least as much of a gap as we're anticipating this time. instead of saying the black vote got him in he'll need every bit of it. there's no reason not to go after it. >> when you look at the white vote, michael, the president had 41% of the white vote in 2008. and right now according to a pew poll just released obama among white males is trailing romney 60% to 34%. it's obvious these are deep-seeded fears being expressed in the polling numbers. and this

walsh just said.umbled into an encampment of the syrian republican guard on the border with lebanon. i got to look at their so-called see athlete troops. this was not a powerful army. these were hungry-looking troops. i don't think this is a civil war. i think this is a government perpetuating one massacre against another against largely innocent civilians. the notion it's a hopeless quagmire may be a way for the obama administration to talk itself out of any action. in 1982, the israeli air force went up against the syrian air force. the israeli air force came away killing 80mi tbrks s to zero losses. the general made an excellent point saying we have more than a humanitarian interest. we have a extra tee jim interest. if we can destroy the assad regime we break iran's link to hezbollah, we put the iranian regime on the back foot. i imagine mr. walsh feels this way, we have an interest in a non-military solution if one is possible with the iranians. there will be fewer better ways to put real pressur

let's bring in joan walsh. first of all, fellas, watch this thing. republican strategist mark mckenyon told the new york times today quote and he said it so well, i think who romney stand with says a lot about what he will stand for. associating with trump sees to only reinforce the narrative on romney that team romney want to what team obama want it push which is that romney is an out of touch rich guy without any real core. which means he will associate with anyone if he thinks it will further his ambition. that mark mckenyon. joan walsh, your thinking? is it along those lines? >> yes it is very much so, chris. he's been called a perfectly lubricated weather vein by our friend john huntman. his friend. but i think it goes further than that. i think it is very cowardly not to distance himself from donald trump. i think it is a sign he want it leave no wing nut behind. he doesn't feel that the base loves him enough, that he can just count on turning them out in november. they've been a little bit tepid. so he want it rely on the trump magic and trump

we begin with cnn's nick paton-walsh live in kabul. first to you, nick, in kabul. a very secret mission, a very successful mission, it seems, and now the fallout from the president's visit. take me there. >> reporter: two hours after air force one was wheels up in kabul, a car driving into something called the greenvilleage here, where foreign ex-pats, contract workers live in high security. it's not clear what happened after this blast. some guards at the scene, it's suggested, began opening fire. what we know is there are seven dead, including one school child and ten schoolchildren wounded in this cross fire. all continued explosions. suggestions there may have been other attackers who attempted to enter that compound. a bloody reminder to afghan civilians that despite the edifying speech and phraseology we heard from the president of the united states, those in the capital are no safer. >> so, nick, there's a lot of hoopla. this visit by the president is being touted as the beginning of the end, and yet a lot of things still unanswered. troop levels going forwa

joining us from chicago congressman joe walsh is a member of the house committee that may cite attorney general holder. what's going on with this. this case has been going on for a year and you are not getting anything out of them. urfrrehenglder. tohe d eden yb tte kw wh'soin. s wsno. e ctudnc kno. ld dsn wt p o th dumts, pio estanto do it? >>eriod. >>il syo cmiee enas t ehe ceim foonmpr net t documes. at wretomes d t i nt t knoifhere a enoughotes on your committ toit h for contempt. ar there? >> yes. >> oy. >> so there are. u have enough votes to do it. then it goes to the full house. correct? >> um-huh. they have to vote. >> yeah. >> they have to voight it? >> would go to the house floor. the full house has to vote. >> all right. now, you would think in a republic-controlled house that they would vote to hold the attorney general in contempt, correct? >> i would think so, and, again, republics, the committee has been very careful, bill, the last couple of months to really talk to folks to let folks know in the house where this thing is at. if we have to get to the hant..isanee gi hec

he said "president obama cared more about posing and preening than congress" and joe walsh, a constituentesident, and congressman walsh listened. >>. >> she should have said it, he said i believe in socialism, communism, whatever, and say this is where i want to lead the country. >> how ever you want to label and define it, done you think now after three and a half years as a country, now we have a really good idea where the president wants to go. >> exactly. >> i mean, real ugly kind of crazy shrill language being entertained and in some cases being recycled by some of the leaders in the republican party in some cases. >> well, you're going to see nothing but personal attacks against him for the next six months. this whole question of his birth certificate, when has a white president been asked to produce a birth certificate. they have no answers for anybody. they have no health policy worth discussing, they basically say don't get sick. no education policy, and their economic policy is reverse robinhood, stealing from the poor, giving to the rich. >> these guys must be trying to get a j

nick walsh, cnn, kabul. >>> before we go, i want to show you this picture.any got a huge boost. here it goes, taking off on its maiden flight. 6,000 boeing employees were on hand to watch this inaugural flight and boeing actually wouldn't say where this particular jet was going, but our flight tracker shows it few over the atlantic and headed back to south carolina. that's it for me. i'm brooke baldwin here at cnn headquarters in atlanta. now to my friend wolf blitzer. "the situation room" starts right now. >> thanks very much. >>> mitt romney defends his record as a business leader and said he'd get the jobless rate down to 6% in his first term as president. >>> also general colin powell held the line against gays serving openly in the military. he now says he has no problem, obviously not with that, but also with gay marriage. my in-depth interviewom

it's a story that's already now being heard all around the world and cnn's pait paton walsh has that.he only plays with a girl doll and hates the male one. that's along with a terrible shyness that's most obvious trace of her unimaginable past. married off at age 13, she said she was drugged by her mother-in-law and raped by her adult husband. her in-laws locked her in a basement, she says and burned her with a hot poker and pulled out her nails. >> translator: they told me to go to the basement because there were guests coming to the house. when i went there they came in and tied my hands and feet and pulled me upwards from above. they brought very little food for me. while going to the bathroom they used to beat me a lot. i was crying all this time. when they put electric shocks on my feet i felt like i was going to die at that moment. i screamed and that's how our neighbors realized there is something happening. for one day and night i was unconscious feeling dead. >> reporter: the neighbors alerted the authorities who found her like this in december after five months of torture. s

here is michael walsh of the national review, tying the slogan "forward" to the name of the newspaperal as in socialist. walsh goes on to say, if you don't think david axelrod doesn't know this, you really ought to think again. victor morton notes that forward has a long and rich association with european marxism. his source, wikipedia. which is currently considered for deletion at wikipedia. you should check out its recent edit think of theory. it's really fun. the daily mail had this. lennon in a century of marxist radicals. obama's new campaign slogan forward along with handy side by side pictures of president obama and chairman mao. so that is happening. applying the raiser to this story, one time that the fear mongering leaves out of the analysis of the forward slogan which comes from some godless pinko bent on everything free and american. forward is also the motto of the great state of wisconsin. it is actually on the flag. that union flag has the communist motto on it. and hey, look. wait, there it is on the official wisconsin state quarter. with a cow and ear of corn and whee

nick walsh, cnn, kabul. >>> before we go, i want to show you this picture. the

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joe walsh, we've talked about him before.tist who makes up quite a lot of nonsense on an amazingly steady basis. and he's running against tammy duckworth who is a wonderfully accomplished veteran and so i think that -- >> bill: incredibly impressive woman. a woman who lost both of her legs and badly damaged arm. helicopter pilot in iraq or afghanistan. i forget which of the two. >> joe walsh is one of -- he's amongst the worst offenders. he's one of the host of a large number of these house republican tea partiers who came in the wave of 2010 and i think probably hopefully have a short shelf life in the house if everything goes right in 2012. >> bill: he's echoing rush limbaugh. he argues that obama was only elected because liberals would not vote against a black man when, as we know i never thought in my lifetime we would ever see an african-american elected because of the residual racial prejudice in this country. he's saying no, it is just the opposite. it is not hard for a black man to get elected. it is impossible for a

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. >>> kevin walsh ofertown, was arrested which charged with misconduct after allegedly punching a police officer. walsh was arrested on similar charges while dressed as frosty during a holiday parade. >> okay. >>> couple of thunderstorms to the west of us. one strong one near brunswick in frederick county. we'll take a look at that. take a look at temps. 62. with the winds off the ocean at 13. the barometer rising. we'll come and take a look at that storm and the rest of the week after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> around here, pretty quiet. cool, actually ocean air to the west. thunderstorm activity in one or two cells have developed over frederick and washington county. that have prompted a severe thunderstorm warning. take a look at radar. just to the southwest of frederick. that one, just approaching brunswick now. that's where the cell is. could be hail. gusty winds. and dangerous lightning. the other cell, a little to the north there. right on route 40. west of middletown. south of i-70. not quite as strong. but that's moving toward the frederick area. this cell moving right toward bru