yo >> why don't we take your question.be the last one and you'll have five minutes to t(s&op through the questions right there if you could >> i'm bradley from the university of virginia. i was struck by the comments about regime change can be achieved. i'm thinking about that in the context of eastern europe dr" we achieved from the outsides. this is the reversal from the period in 1947 or the successful result of external efforts at regime change in the late 1980's. i wonder not to put the whole burden of the over yet union. if we look at the american, cia's help inputting the shaw in the power in iran. that's a successful regime change but you have a reverse of that creating problems with anty american regime in iran 30-years after the original regime change success is one of the things that the c cia was prouded of. even beyond that do we want refilm change or should regime reform. we want specific results. there's certain things we want like áhe elimination of poverty or effective governments or do we necessarily need

. >> literally, in the last two or three years, i've got two yoing kids, i've been in jamaica, taken to swim with dolphins. done it in mexico. and you see this movie, and immediately you feel so guilty, you feel so bad because you realize, okay, i want my kids to have that experience, but not at the expense of the lives of these doll phipps, and the humane treatment of them. and in the movie you see how in this cove, you know, the dolphinarium sr dolphinariums come to buy the dolphins. so i cannot go and support this. >> that's the solution to the problem. don't buy a ticket. the consumer has all the power. >> larry: are you glad you trained flipper? >> when i saw "the cove" for the first time at sundance, i can look back 50 years, and that makes sense to me, i can understand why i was doing that. i wouldn't be talking to you guys. it sort of empowered me in some ways. >> that's one of the amazing things about the movie, you see rick's story and how he started out and his connection with the dolphins that he trained for "flipper." were there five of them? >> yes, five. >> and the sto

shou yo how is your freestyle coming, guys?. i think the freestyle is what won it for shawn and mark. how is yours coming? >> no pressure, tom. i'd love to go for second. >> i'm sure you did. >> the rules don't apply for freestyle. >> there are no rules. >> good. >> no rules. okay. >> you can lift as many times as you want. >> she's lifting me throughout the whole thing. >> whatever you want. >> anything you want. >> except for ballroom though. >> can you do anything you want, i think. >> no, we have taken -- >> anything you want. >> although, we've gone the direction of -- you have basically criticized me for being the performer, right? and more technique. >> he's the ultimate -- full razzle-dazzle. >> there will be some technique in there. >> that's okay. >> it's full on what we're doing at the moment. it's going to be fun. >> the only thing i would suggest, donnie, and i say that and marino, steer away from floppy doll dances, all right? yeah. don't do floppy doll dances. >> i'll tell her you said that. >> that is one of bes

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once as an exercise wrote an essay about the time he saw sugar ray robinson against carmine vasily yo. >> guest: tough plater. crusco my father, a first-generation american taught himself english and all this stuff there is an almost believe glioma the page of my father's s.a. that has a racial edge undeniably it has a pride in the immigrant, pride in the underdog as if being a black fighter from georgia doesn't need to win underdog and it's very interesting how it plays itself. but is their something about that essay and fights like the one with a cellular that tell of roberts acceptance or lack thereof among national fight fans? was he always the guide the white fans wanted to see walked off the pedestal? >> guest: well, the fighters, so many of the fighters in the 20th century were immigrants come ethnic fighters, and then you had a plaque fighters who automatically seemed to be fighting not only for themselves but for the race as a whole. and so what robinson there was great jealousy because he looked good, he was a very handsome man, he was suave, he dressed elegantly. he gave yo

but yo you have to understand wt that means. first, the true cost of this bill is hidden by implementing the massive middle-class tax increases and medicare cuts in the first year and pushing the massive costs in health care subsidies out to the fifth year. republican leader mcconnell referred to this gimmick as being akin to paying a mortgage for four years before actually moving into the house. i want to emphasize that just a little bit because it is -- it is an accounting gimmick. you collect the money to begin with but you don't provide the benefits until further down the road. and then you say, well, we covered all those costs. but when you extend it on out, it won't continue to cover those costs. so disaster. so i'm -- i'm -- as the only accountant in the senate, i'm shocked to see what would constitute as fraud in the accounting world seems to be the reason to hold a press conference to do a hollow boast. the gimmick gimmicks in this bie stunning, when it comes to the implementation of the tax on the so-called cadillac he

and the milk prices -- the way they have yo-yoed this year. you just budget.e would be in worse shape if we had someone to pay. you cannot decrease someone's salary. we are in our 50s. host: can you see yourself doing it for another 20 years? caller: yes, we have made changes on our friend. we have said that we hope to work until 70. we do not have any retirement. host: thank you. we will let you get to work. clea benson? guest: it is interesting what she said about broadband. people on farms do not have it. the problem may be that is not affordable. they want to engender a enough competition that the price will be down everywhere. that is a perfect illustration. host: what surprised you the most? guest: just how hard it is to define what is rural america. my editors tried to assign me a story on federal resources. i discovered that it is impossible to define that. it all depends on how you decide who lives in a remote place. in this day and age, it is impossible. host: clea benson, writer for cq weekly, thank you. coming up, lewis morris, department of health

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who isç not aggravated when yo go to use a gift card and find out you've been socked with all kindsf fees. bout to change for many folks. jen what you had for $50 might be down to 40. >> yeah, thank yu' these are rules from the federal reserve. they're not the toughest rules but they would protect you from some of the worst practices of some of the gift cards. you should know they won't take effect for this holiday season. eliminate many of the junk fees. right now just oneç example is you could go to look up the balance on your card and get charged just for looking it çu. that's just one of the many junk fees that will be eliminated. also dormancy fees won't beç allowed to kick in for at least a year after the card is bought and the card will not be able to expire for at least fiveç year. sometimes they get cards that expire really quickly. you put them in a ç"rawer, the next thing you know it's worth nothing. that company got to keep all the money, you got zip. longer get mail if the post office has its way. the post office is struggling to at leastç stop losing taxpayer mon

when i traveled to europe this past summer, people would come up to me and be like, yo, what's up withs sarah palin person? are you taking her seriously? she is on a much bigger scale, because the things that she does could one day affect our lives on a daily basis. whatever levi does, it's just fun to make fun of. >> well, i do have some facts and figures to perhaps back up everything you're saying, hyla. in my hands, the ratings just in today for oprah winfrey's show with sarah palin that aired on monday. get this, sarah gave oprah her highest ratings in two years. that's a big deal. an estimated 10 million people tune in to see sarah palin on oprah. >> it's a great point. you think, who has she had -- she's had jennifer aniston on, mike tyson just this season. she's had some big megastars. you're not going to say that levi johnston is bigger than jennifer aniston, are you? >> not necessarily, but let's not count levi out just yet, because he did just turn the fame tide back his way by releasing the first photo from his naked "playgirl" shoot. rachel, let me ask you, do you think tha

we're tabing yo intaking your c. back to you, giudice. i was analyzing that mother's 911 call. she didn't know what her child had on exactly? i can tell you right now, eyes closed, what lucy and john david have on because i dress them. an aquamarine pajama outfit with pink cupcakes and a navy blue choo-choo train pajama set for john david. but she didn't know, ray. why? >> nancy, parents know everything. as a recent stepfather and you're a recent mother, we both know, we know everything about our children. it's imprinted in our mind. and that's a real problem for her. >> which leads me, sue moss, to the startling discovery tonight that the child may have been found only in the t-shirt, no pants, sue moss. she didn't have her little pants on. >> you know what that means. pimp out your kid for the highest bid. she'll look at death for what she did. and i say good rid. >>> we are taking your calls live. i want to go straight out to yvette in tennessee. hi, yvette. >> caller: hi, nancy. i would like to ask a question about the surveillance when he was getting into the elevator. it

it looked like it had been core yo graphed. it was the most amazing thing.ering, is this typical? or something i hadn't seen before? or is it because they are all related and they all been, you know, they've known each other behaviors for a long period of time? or? >> host: doctor? >> well, birds who have a hard-wired mating rituals. you know, the male will fluff up his feathers, and the female wants to wiggle her butt. it works like fixed action patterns of you may have been watching bird mating. if they were duckling, they wouldn't be doing a mating dance. the mating rituals are going to be look like it. >> who is the skinner, and what's your correction? >> b.f. skinner is father of behavior. i talk about him in "animals in translation" when i went to the college in the 60s, he was the god of psychology. and everyone said, behaviors explained everything. well, i want to visit him. and he put his hand on my leg. and then i asked him -- well, if we can learn about the brain. he says we don't need to learn about the brain. i couldn't believe that. because i w

but yo you have to understand wt that means. first, the true cost of this bill is hidden by implementing the massive middle-class tax increases and medicare cuts in the first year and pushing the massive costs in health care subsidies out to the fifth year. republican leader mcconnell referred to this gimmick as being akin to paying a mortgage for four years before actually moving into the house. i want to emphasize that just a little bit because it is -- it is an accounting gimmick. you collect the money to begin with but you don't provide the benefits until further down the road. and then you say, well, we covered all those costs. but when you extend it on out, it won't continue to cover those costs. so disaster. so i'm -- i'm -- as the only accountant in the senate, i'm shocked to see what would constitute as fraud in the accounting world seems to be the reason to hold a press conference to do a hollow boast. the gimmick gimmicks in this bie stunning, when it comes to the implementation of the tax on the so-called cadillac he

devany, given your experience in government are yo aware of any other efforts to collect data publicly provide information on programs that are similar in scope to recovery.gov .. 1976 before jimmy carter was a lack it. who decided what question were going to be included in the survey? >> who decided what questions? that would be omb. >> why in the world what a congressional seat be included in a report of this type lacks >> i actually believe, sir, if my memory serves they write up better than the act in the large self, that the recipients were supposed to report that. so omb put up the guidance of the act. spivak said the act was actually engineered to specifically identify lyrical subdivisions within the government rather than using the traditional what we abuse or 30, 40 years and that is using zip codes. >> zip codes are included as well. the congressional districts will be reporting. >> said the act we passed literally had this political element mandated into it. >> it did. >> and it sort of indicates author intent when you see that kind of thing. in your experience, do you remem

word was he killed it knop yo. sunday team officials say the bat was stunned. and flew away. that is wild. >> gets a standing ovation. >> what? >> oh, boy. >>> it's every parents' travel nightmare. your kids start screaming on an airplane. actually got one mom and her toddler kicked off a flight. >>> a suicide bomber killed dozens of people who were waiting for their paychecks outside a bank today. police in pakistan say the explosion killed at least 35 people. it happened about 18 miles from islamabad where secretary of state hillary clinton visited just last week. the u.n. now says it's pulling out all its non-emergency workers from northwest pakistan. >>> jury selection begins today for the man accused of killing a popular tv personality in arkansas. curtis vance charged with last year's rape and murder of little rock anchorwoman anne presley found beaten in her bed and died a few day later from her injuries. vance pleaded not guilty to all charge. >>> the coast guard is now saying there's no way, no hope of any survivors in that mid-air collision off the coast of southern

a bood yo found in the chicago river they believe it's this man, michael scott. autopsy is under way right now but the president of the cook county board issued condolences to scott's widow and children. in fact, scott's car was found nearby and towed away. his family reported him missing yesterday. scott's career in public service spans three decades. >>> dr. conrad murray, under investigation in michael jackson's death, will be in a las vegas court today but the hearing isn't directly related to the jackson case. murray will ask the judge to make minimal child payments for now because he can get work. he's fallen more than $14,000 behind in payments to a california woman and her son. murray's the focus of a homicide investigation by l.a. police. he reportedly told them he gave jackson a powerful anesthetic before the singer died. >>> defense secretary robert gates has blocked the release of any new photos that aper to show americans abusing foreign detainees. the obama administration told the supreme court, gates is using his new power provided by a law signed