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it's not just crazy carl. it's not just a carl paladino problem. one of the lazyiest of all the beltway media narratives about the elections this year is that the conservative resurgence isn't about social issues. it's vaguely libertarian-ish. the culture war is over. that's what they say. but the culture warriors are not only real, they are waging that culture war right now. now, not everybody in the republican party is waging that war with them, but who is stopping them from doing it? and who's responsible for the casualties of that war that they're waging? joining us now is republican strategist, mark mckinnon, who has advised the campaigns of john mccain and george w. bush. he is vice chairman of the public relations group, public strategies. he's also a contributor to the daily beast, where he recently wrote a column entitled the gop's gay fiasco. mark mckinnon, i have missed you. thanks for coming back on the show. so the republican party is going back to the days of jesse helms with some of these candidates. what happened? >> carl paladino i

>>> we're about to go into the carl paladino controversy. we're going to speak into mr. paladino in a moment. first, david muir is here with the story. >> comments came during a campaign stop in brooklyn, carl paladino saying among other things that children should not be brainwashed. and these remarks do come right after that brutal hate crime right here in new york city, a crime that police believe could be among the worst in this city's history. >> reporter: the anti-gay remarks making front page headlines this morning were delivered by new york republican gubernatorial candidate carl paladino during a visit to a brooklyn synagogue. >> i did march in the gay parade this year. gay pride parade this year. my opponent did. and that's not exactly the example that we should be showing our children and certainly not in our schools. >> reporter: the audience, a group of orthodox jewish leaders, applaud. >> don't misquote me as wanting

carl walker-hoover's mother is here, so is carl's sister, dominique. hope's mother donna joins us from florida. dr. phil mcgraw is with us throughout the hour. he has made these issues the focal point of his syndicated series "dr. phil." also rosalind wiseman, expert on children, teens, parenting and bullying. and also "american idol's" crystal bowersox joins us to talk about her own experiences with being bullied in school. i want to start off, though, with sirdeana, how are you doing? >> try to take it one day at a time. it's very difficult, especially when you know that there are other families that are suffering. it's very hard. >> did you have any idea how bad the bullying was that carl was experiencing? >> carl informed me that he was being bullied at school, so i had some idea. i went to the administrators, and i informed them that this was happening to carl. but carl was afraid to identify his -- the people that were bullying him because he was afraid he would be labeled a snitch, a fink, so it was very difficult. but i thought the school was h

carl walker-hoover's mother here, as well as carl's sister. hope's mother donna joins us from florida. dr. phil mcgraw has made these issues the focal point of his issues. and globally recognized expert on children, teens, parenting and bullying, also "american idol's" crystal bowersox joins us to talk about her own experiences with being bullied in school. i want to start off, though, with sardina, how are you doing? >> try to take it one day at a time. it's very difficult, especially when you know that there are other family that's are suffering. it's very hard. >> did you have any idea how bad the bullying was that carl was experiencing? >> carl informed me that he was being bullied at school, so i had some idea. i went to the administrators, and i informed them that this was happening to carl. but carl was afraid to identify his -- the people that were bullying him because he was afraid he would be labeled a snitch, a fink, so it was very difficult. but i thought the school was handling it, handling the situation. >> and, donna, how are yo

carl walker-hoover's mother is here, so is carl's sister, dominique. also hope whitesell's mother donna also joins us from florida. dr. phil mcgraw is with us throughout the hour. he has made children's and family issues the focal point of his sydney dated series, "dr. phil." also rosalind wiseman, expert on children, teens, parenting and bullying. and also "american idol's" crystal bowersox joins us to talk about her own experiences with being bullied in school. i want to start off, though, with sirdeana, how are you doing? >> try to take it one day at a time. it's very difficult, especially when you know that there are other families that are suffering. it's very hard. >> did you have any idea how bad the bullying was that carl was experiencing? >> carl informed me that he was being bullied at school, so i had some idea. i went to the administrators, and i informed them that this was happening to carl. but carl was afraid to identify his -- the people that were bullying him because he was afraid that he would be labeled a snitch, a fink, so it was ve

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>> carl? >> it is a weekly look at the news of the previous week, and we make fun of it. >> yes, we do. we are very disrespectful. we're not kind. we're not nice. we sort of -- most people who listen to public radio in particular, because we are in public radio, which is very gentile, they find themselves sitting in their lovely appointed kitchens, shouting things at the radio. we actually say the things on the radio that they shout. we're sort of the id, the crazed -- >> jimmy: it's such a great show. i urge everyone to listen to it. or you can go to npr.org. >> npr.org. you can podcast it. >> jimmy: you can podcast it. >> we're not busy. we'll come to your house. we'll do it for you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's so fun. you mix, like, a quiz show type of thing into the format. >> we do. and this is because -- one of the things we've done, demographic studies of public radio listeners. and one thing they love is -- this is their hobby, their favorite hobby is feeling smug. so what we do is we

one of carl's classmates said, i have the feeling this may be an urban legend in carl's mind. in unveiling of carl paladino as the fake secret agent number two follows the unveiling of fake secret agent 003. dan maes nationally famous by claiming for being an undercover agent for kansas at one point. i was plasd undercover by the kansas bureau of investigation to gather information in a bookmaking ring. i got close to people in the community and was dismissed from my position. i was placed undercover by the kansas bureau of investigations. after they came out and said, no. not true. dan maes admitted to the "denver post" that some people might be taking that too literally. failing to recognize that a hole you keep digging just keeps getting deeper. the dan maes campaign for governor keeps releasing more and more information about his time as a fake secret agent for kansas. all of which continues to prove he did not work as a secret agent in kansas. what he was fired for was for tipping off his girlfriend at the time that the police were going investigate her family. 003, dan m

carl died the day i was offered this position, and carl was why i chose to go to washington. and i believe what we need to do is listen closely to the kids and what we're doing at the department is launching a new program called safe and supportive schools. we're actually going to use student surveys to assign school safety scores to individual schools. if we ask the kids what's going on, they will tell us. as dr. phil pointed out, a lot of the stuff happens out of the view of the adults and adults don't even know. we adults need to listen to the experts, who are the students, and we're going to systematically collect their points of view from this program. >> stuart, why is empowering bystanders the focus of the cartoon network's efforts? >> first of all, 160,000 kids don't go to school every day because of bullying. and in our research that we looked at, over 75% of kids are aware of bullying that takes place. if we can develop a culture where everybody's working together and create an environment where it's okay to talk and to share and to speak up of that bullying is taki

the answering next in worsts. >>> and carl the gay bashers turns out to be carl the gay bar landlord. and carl the panderer gets his endorsement withdrawn from those whom he pandered. >>> so those disgusting grown men grinding against each other at the gay pride parade, turns out carl paladino's real complaint was, he wasn't making any money off of it. he was a landlord at a gay bar. that's next, but first get out your pitchforks and torches. it's time for tonight's "worst persons in the world." mcdonald's, they deny this, but new york artist sally davies decided to do a little experiment. she bought a happy meal and left it out uncovered in her kitchen. she said other than the fact that the burgers and fries, had become hard of rock, nothing has decayed, no smell of any kind, not after the first 24 hours, no mold, even though she began her experiment last april. our runner-up, just as stale, michelle bauchmann poised for her own run to become speaker of the house. and whether or not she makes it, she intends to become teacher of the house. as part of the tea party caucus, i'm going t

carl payne. i know. now somebody has to follow that. let's introduce the amateur bell ringers and see what they can do, huh? what do you think? first up, a woman whose enthusiasm and support over the years has helped gain international recognition for this competition. last year's celebrity bell ringing second place winner, who has promised this year to try even harder. abc 7 and view from the bay host shanell wang. >> nice to see you again. i'm really nervous. i don't know why. because everybody is watching me. i'm really honored to be part of this event because it -- this brings all the locals and visitors to san francisco and thank you to all the conductors and grim men that get me around town. thank you for that. i know some of you may have been here last year. i was unprepared. i didn't know you needed music, a group, an entourage, a posse so i got my freak on by myself the a little embarrassing but i'm willing to risk rong-term embarrassment for the cause. this year i brought backup. my crew. let's hit it. >> snow. got a, got acon

the chairman of the committee, carl levin, adds that the u.s.'s failure to vet, train and supervise afghan security contractors has cost american lives, undermined the u.s. mission and "helped play into the hands of the enemy." >>> let's take an early look at the markets as we get all up in your business this morning. carolyn schober is live in zurich for us. >> reporter: good morning to you. it looks like president obama will pocket veto a bill that would have allowed foreclosure documents to be accepted not just in the state that they were issued in or signed in but in multiple states. the white house is worried about processing the sheer numbers of those documents and that it would speed up foreclosures. the big focus of the day will be the nonfarm payroll numbers for the month of september. economists are expecting a drop of around 10,000 jobs that follows the 45,000 jobs drop in the month of august. as for the unemployment rate itself, that is seen ticking higher to 9.7%, and that would be the highest level since the month of may which is ac

democrat an draw cuomo is blasting carl paladino. he said that cuomo marched 18 gay rights parade. >> i think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family. and i don't want them to be brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is equally valid successful option. it isn't. >> paladino is denying these remarks, that come from a written political statement handed out at the same event. the comments obtained by cnn from new york affiliate new york one actually say, quote, there is nothing to be proud of in being a dysfunctional homosexual. that is not how god created us. once the media pounced on the comments, paladino responded with this. i do not agree with this passage nor did i say it. apparently a few reported relied on suggested remarks distributed by my host after my departure, not the statements that i made. carl paladino is not the only politician launching damage control. remember this. in nevada, senate candidate sharon angle is caught bashing the gop, th

yeah carl here doesn't think that it's a good idea to take children to new york city's gay pride event you guys might remember that our t. sent a crew to new york's pride back in june in a we shared the video which was perfectly ok for t.v. but he claims that there are men in speedos at the pride event in that they were dancing around and that is just not something little kids should see carl is not what andrew and his wife have to decide on their own not you then carl decided to go even a little further in his cave bashing take a listen to this. don't misquote me this one into her homosexual people in any way it would be a disaster like my approach is live in la. i just think my children and your children will be much better off much more successful getting married and raising a family and i don't want them to be brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid. it is wow so now schools are actually brainwashing children about homosexuality where do you come up with this stuff it should also be noted that his written speech for the event included the following statemen

welcome to the program, -- carl paladino. welcome to the program, thanks for being here. >> sean: first, the initial question that fred dicker asked and that was about andrew cuomo, you were raising questions about whether he an extramarital affair. you said this is not what you said that was actually a remark you made about people asking you questions about your personal life? can you explain it? >> sean, i'm just your regular guy. i lived the american dream. i'm a father. and when somebody comes and confronts me and puts a microphone in my face and starts demanding, he interrupted another conversation. and starts demanding answers and when i noticed it was fred dicker, i said what is this about? why do you go and stalk my daughter? how do you expect me to react to you? you are putting my daughter in danger by sending reporters to her home. how bad is that? yes, i got excited. and obviously, i was reacting to an attack by him. >> sean: let me say, a get with you. based on -- there were a number of incidents for people that d

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. sit a man from utah celebrating 1950th anniversary of the pony express by retracing its route. he is not doing it on horse back. >> he is running the nearly 2,000-mile route. fox's mike runge has the story. >> reporter: it must be noted that there is no pony involved in the journey. carl is an ultramarathoner so he cheese to run the entire 1840-mile distance. his wife cheryl has a definition for what her husband is doing. >> it is definitely mental. i call it insanity but it is definitely mental. >> carl just took his first day of the rest after stopping at a sandy, utah home where he talked about waits like running the equivalent of two marathons per day. >> kind of surreal, you know. you just get up and do it all day. i'm in a pretty good zone. running has been good. the ached and pain but it has been good. the pony express route is kind of two different ways you can go. for me, being 2010, there is private land issues and things. i have to go around that. cant really

to carl's mistresses house to get pictures of his ten year old love child. i guess found didn't go well with his family values platform but that's just one example of carl being absolutely ridiculous the guys made outrageous claims about gays black people and his opponent and then he goes on every single television network to defend himself and say he's sorry somebody clearly really loves the limelight even if it tears their entire family apart and finally our last candidates is good old meg whitman from california she made millions that even a and now she's spending millions to run for governor if elected her salary would be around two hundred six thousand dollars a year yet already just to try to get the job she spent one hundred and forty million one hundred forty million dollars that is the most money that any single candidate has ever spent on their own campaign but she's in danger of losing this race because she allegedly or actually not allegedly excuse me she definitely employed an illegal immigrant while railing against illegal immigrants is part of

it isn't. >> this is the front page in new york, carl's gay rant. carl, gay not okay. the remarks included sentences saying, quote, there's nothing to be proud of in being a dysfunctional homosexual. however, he later released this statement in his speech. >> i did not say this phrase. the line there is nothing to be proud of in being a dysfunctional homosexual, that is not what i said. a few reporters relied upon suggested remarks disprinted by my host at the synagogue after my departure, not actual statement i made. andrew cuomo says, quote, mr. paladino's statement displays a stunning home mow phobia and a glaring disregard for basic equality. he is unfit to represent new york. mr. paladino says this is what he feels as a catholic and he feels most new yorkers agree with him. >>> democrat elect jenulia attacked republican mark kirk both accusing each other of lying, doing business with mobsters and driving up the nation's deficit. jenulius attacked kirk saying his opponent has told several lies during the campaign from facts about his military service to calling him

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>> this guy was my fantastic, magnet, bossy, difficult, older brother carl. he was the red state to my blue state. all you have to understand to know about how complicated and difficult this relationship was my first memory of my brother was with when he sail me out a window when i was 2 years old and in the san antonio emergency room with a cut on my eye brow. he gave me the gift of a hard head. he went from there to being the youngest member of the john berk society and coming into my room to smash my joan biaz records because she was on the list. he was complicated, but saying all of that he was mysterious. he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas

also, nobody else but carl remembers carl having any role in the protests or the resolution of the protests at all. a current syracuse history professor who was at the administration building that day told the syracuse post standard "that's completely wrong. he's either living in cloud cuckooland or shall we say his historical memory is clouded by whatever it is." one of his classmates said i have the feeling that this may be an urban ledge end in carl's mind. this enveiling today of carl paladino as this year's fake secret agent number two follows the unveiling earlier this year of fake secret agent 003. dan maes. you may remember earlier this year, maes claimed to have been an undercover agent for kansas. once upon a time. mr. maes wrote on his campaign website at one point in my two years there i was placed under cover by the kansas bureau of investigations to gather information inside a book-making ring that was also allegedly selling drugs. i got too close to some significant people in the community who were involved in these activities and abruptly was dismissed from my position. i wa

. >> carl. >> did you say that? >> republican candidate for governor in new york. >> the tea party self destructing. in reality, don't they want to be seen shoving the media? the democrats inexplikably agree no recess appointments by the president. >> and a path to citizenship. he's in favor of it. funny asks the congresswoman. isn't your network anti-immigrant. then he pulls a freud. >> we're very happy to welcome any democrats on fox news. >> no, i didn't say anti-democrat. i said anti-immigrant. >> still living in the rubble nine months later in haiti. >>> we found a new planet, not too hot, not too cold. >> it could be marshmallow cream or a liquid center. >> all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >> good evening from new york. the tea party is about real people speaking the truth about restoring honor to government. it's about openness and transparency. in the fifth story, keep those attributes in mind as you hear about carl paladino that has been playing all day and the tape that has been been playing

let's listen to carl paladino who is not exactly a sweetheart by any means. here's what he says about andrew cuomo. i think both guys are fairly macho, i suppose. let's hear how one goes after the other. let's hear it. >> andrew, stop the political posturing and albany games. come out and debate all the candidates. why do you want to exclude the only african-american candidate and the only woman candidate and the green party candidate? i just don't understand. come out and debate like a man. >> well, that sounds a little different than when a woman says it, but it's so much like get in the ring with me, stop hiding. but it doesn't seem to have the same -- well, here he is. apparently it worked. cuomo's going to debate the guy. apparently the "like a man" thing was irresistible, jonathan. >> the real answer to that if you're not in the political forum where it's totally inappropriate was to take a swing at the guy. so, you know, come challenge my manhood anytime you want if you're a guy. if you're a woman, i don't know what to do about it. >> i just wonder abo

there could be pictures of carl paladino in an ss uniform. the ohio congressional candidate admits it's him, admits he does it, explains he's still the victim. as karl rove says he's still the victim, skirting campaign finance laws? no, he's being persecuted! there's a presidential enemies list, next. >>> true to his dog-eared playbook, when caught trying to subvert free elections in the united states, he thought it was rule 22, yell loudly and claim you're on a white house enemies list. >>> if you're running for congress and there's a photo of you like this and it's not photoshopped and you admit it, there doesn't seem much to do besides move to argentina. not unless you're a tea party candidate. no, no, he's the victim. >>> has homeland security been to see this guy yet? he's just proposed flying a plane into a building in lower manhattan. >>> and google's latest computer wizardly, the car that does not need you behind the wheel? well, there goes "car and driver" magazine. >>> the last time karl rove freaked out on fox pac, it was because h

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i want to know who's going to defend carl paladino. two faces of carl paladino. first, threatening a reporter and then in his new ad where he comes off as rather pleasant. >> take you out, buddy. >> how you going to do that? >> watch. >> this is not about my family. this is not about divorces or affairs. it's about a plan to restore prosperity to new york state. >> we see a moment where he says, i'm going to take you out, buddy. >> first one was a real guy. >> i can see it, chris. >> okay. you're a journalist. you went to the columbia journal institute. he probably doesn't like you. if he said that to you, what would you make of that phrase? take you out. >> i think i would take him seriously. >> what do you think of the phrase, i'm going to take you out. i think that's the best quote of the campaign here. david, i don't know where you're coming out, but carl paladino, good guy, bad guy? >> i think he's a thug. if this is the best you can come up with in new york, then the party is in a lot of trouble. >> last year got rough with hillary clinton. >> this guy, com

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and cnn's carl pinhall is live down there. he's joining me now to talk me through some of the latest. including the question everybody has -- when could these guys possibly get out? >> that really is the only question on everybody's lips, brooke. what day and what time. we still don't know for sure. we know the drill is going to bust through where that tunnel where the 33 miners is, it's almost to the target. and the final countdown will start when the breakthrough comes, and then the experts here on the surface have to prepare that rescue shop to be able to haul the rescue cage, the thing called phoenix capsule, back to the surface with each miner one by one. they may have to put steel piping down the whole length of that rescue encasing. if you look over my shoulder there, the massive structure there is a wench and a crane that can both put the steel caging down but it can be used to hoist that phoenix capsule back to the surface. the fact that it's in place is a sure sign that the beginning of the end is here. but the exact

>> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to have the solar panels replaced periodically? >> no, actually the solar panels last a really long time. there are solar panels in operation from the 1950's and the 1960's. the inverter is a piece of hardware that has a lifespan between 10 years. they usually warranty between five and 10 years. that may need replacement down the line. the solar panels will last a good long time. this is what we have intalked here at british motors. what we have, there is no moving parts here as we are talking about