the pledge to america. bill: again, moments ago in virginia, that was on video tame the events is wrapping up now, and the message from republican leader, our government failed us and today, the response and its pledge to america, 21 pages in length and a new agenda they say that deals with cutting taxes and cutting spending to make america strong yet again and now they'll try and sell the idea to american voters, 40 days from now. chris wallace, the anchor of fox news sunday with me now, good morning to you. no ties, no jackets at that event, a good gig when you can get it in september. you have seen the pledge to america and evaluate it how, chris. >> it is interesting. i was talking to a top republican last night, bill, and i said, because this was controversial whether or not to come out with a pledge at all. there are a lot of people who said all it does is give democrats something to fire on, and we're doing really well, opposing the obama agenda. he said the formula here is basically 80/20. 80% of wh

plus, america's campaign for america's future is involved, that's a great one. they're focused on progressive transformation, funded by george soros. but there's also campaign, campus progress, which is also an off-shoot of the center for american progress funded by george soros and then there is of course, the great panthers, they are great, age and youth in action, they quote, work for social and economic justice and peace for all people. they have a slogan and i want you to remember this slogan, people over profits. people over profits. remember that slogan, will you? then we have the courage campaign, they're partners with moveon.org. they push for full equality and progressive change in california, like they, they need any more. then you have the yeah yeah network, never heard of that one. a social justice group active in the counter military recruitment movement. don't know what that is? that means if somebody is coming to recruit in your school, they teach them that military is evil and you shouldn't be involved, they're hate mongers. here is an add. the

♪ ♪ >> glenn: hello, america. last night i got an e-mail from somebody who said, "i don't know what obama is doing." none of it make sense to me, but glenn, what you said on the program tonight is that the department of energy now wants to stop me from having a cuisinart and for the life of me, it doesn't make any sense to me at all. no big deal if i can't have an cuisinart and how does that help the country? what would barack obama's motivation be?" i thought of that and i realized, i apologize to you. i have maybe gotten ahead of myself. i want to answer that question. first of all, obama is not coming after your cuisinart but the department of energy is coming up with new mandates now that will decide what appliances will be available to americans in the future. so in a way, it may be your cuisinart. why would he do that? it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. but we must stop projecting our views on other people. why doesn't profiling work? it doesn't work because you think you know what people look like or how

it is happening, america! so you have been told, your friends have been told not to listen to the demagogue on fox at 5:00 p.m. why do they need to discredit me? they need to discredit me so nobody would go wait a minute, wait a minute, he did say that a year-and-a-half ago. now it's happening. what is the solution in the immediate thing you can do is vote. you are the last line of defense. our founders knew that in the end our branches of government would fail and the last line of defense would be you. here is the problem. the turn-out is pathetic. i don't even know the candidates. sean covers the candidate. i don't. it's up to you to find the one that has anything that you agree with. you're not going to agree with a lot of stuff. you have can't trust these people. but you've got to find somebody that will put their foot in the door. i had this made up by paul nun. he is an artist for my company. our turn of out is awful. in baghdad, turnout was 95%. 95%. they were threatened with their lives. our highest tu

today you have a huge rise of ideologies in america. and these tea parties, i'm not so sure that they are going back to facts and root problems and so on. i hear ideology. as we had in the '60s and the '70s in france -- >> what is the ideology you here? >> for example, the hate of the state. the idea that he spent too much. the idea that the welfare state is socialism. this mosque issue, which was completely mad. you have 1% of muslims in america, 1%. we have 10% in france. is that really a problem which should inflame all the nation? no. the great america, which was pragmatic, would have had another attitude toward this problem, which was not such a big problem. a mosque two blocks away from the sacred land of ground zero. come on. this is not facts. this is not economy. this is ideology of the worst sort. >> but it's an emotional response i think to our economic situation. people are very insecure. there are no jobs. it's not going to get better anytime soon. and so you're looking for someplace to put blame. and so there's this anti-i

ahora quÉ tal si continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica? ♪ >> para continuar con la farÁndula áádeváamericnos áádes icaááádespierta americaááádespi sabe sonreÍr ya estÁ del otro lado. >> estÁ bien. entonces. sonrÍe. >> por la sonrisa y no por el cuerpo. >> no le importa el cuerpo aási la sonrisa de jenni rivespiertÍ spanic se encuentra trabajando y grabando los capÍtulos de la telenovela soy tu dueÑa y ayer precisamente fue entrevistada en una locaciÓn en donde le daba el toque tan villano a este personaje. hablaba que ya estÁn completamente recuperados ááseÚ los reportes del mÉdico. la actriz no quiso dar detalles sobre las declaraciones que dio supuestamente su mamÁ en torno a que el niÑo nunca habÍa sufrido una intoxicaciÓn. ya ves que si se dijo no se dijo, pero lo que quiere gabi es que terminando de grabar la telenovela se va inmediatamente a venezuela a pasar las fiestas que ya se avecinan en diciembre. ááahpblnierta americaááádespier sienspiertmejor. y por cierto, 7 uno de los grupos de mÚsica m

. >> america did not invade for no reason. dylan, you can say that -- >> it's almost impossible to count the wars started over the last decade. you have to go back many, many decades, centuries, to find the time iran started a war. warmongering that takes place is what takes place on the same kind of fare mongering -- >> glenn, how am i warmongering when i support president obama and the sanctions, which is a way to peacefully -- >> what happens if the sanctions fail? do you think the u.s. should attack iran? >> we have a big problem if the sanctions fail. >> should we attack in that case? >> i think we should, i think president obama's -- >> that's what makes you a warmonger. you want to attack iran even though they're not attacking us. >> what do you want -- >> thank you, glenn, for telling us what a warmongerer is. >> are you obviously telling me that you want american soldiers and hundreds of millions of d l dollars and human life bloodshed because they called you a name? >> you sound like a 6-year-old. >> with all due res

they're calling it the "floej america." back in the '90s it was "the contract in america." this is the big republican story this week. they are vowing to and circulated along capitol hill among the lawmakers and the the gop the pledge of america is to cut taxes, cut federal spending, repeal health care, and ban federal funding for abortion. nothing in there about job creation, nothing in there about saving social security, nothing in there about public education. those are the four main points in the "pledge to america." senator, you get the first shot at it. >> well, and then the next level down is the effort by a lot of the tea party groups, the club for growth and others to begin more privatization, senator -- the senate candidate running against the candidate in colorado last name is buck wants to privatize the va. candidates like 2 million pennsylvania, portman, ohio, kirk in illinois, telling their candidates to come out for prioritization of social security. and these guys clearly are out of touch. they really want to complete the bush agenda and you know what will h

the 2010 version of the gop's contract with america from 1994. the highlights -- extend the bush tax cuts, cut spending, and repeal health care reform. >> our pledge to america is that the republicans stand ready to get it done and beginning today. >> but the question is, are these new ideas or more of the same? here to debate that question among others, one of the architects of the republican pledge, the chairman of the house republican congress, representative -- representative mike pence of indiana. he's here in new york. and the man responsible for electing democrats of the house this fall. the chairman of the democratic campaign committee, chris van hollen of maryland. welcome to both of you to "meet the press." here in new york. congressman pence, glad to be with us on the breezy set this morning. we'll get to that. i want to get to the pledge and the thought that this is new ideas or not. i want to start on the narrow issue of tax cuts. the big tax cut debate that's part of the midterm campaign, we know congressman van hollen that the sena

chose to hire to collect dealt for bank of america. >> reporter: a.c. thpd's chairman says it has increased oversight and the calls in question were made by rogue operators. >> i worked very hard to, you know, to help build this company with our management team. and it's unthinkable that somebody would call somebody and do that, but obviously there was a personal agenda. obviously, that this person had. >> reporter: more than just one person, though. >> there's one other case but -- >> reporter: the testimony of others suggests, according to the lawyer for mr. jones, what they call a culture of thugs that's your operation in texas. >> i can't speak to that, you know -- >> reporter: would you say? >> i would say that's absolutely false. >> reporter: at trial, a jury found both the callers and the company responsible, and awarded allen jones more than $1.5 million. >> hopefully this will motivate people around the country to actually do something about it and don't just be subject to abuse from these harassing xeels. >> reporter: but that message seemed t

informaciÓn deportivaÍ en despierta amÉrica. mÁs adelante vamos a establecer contacto en esta cobertura de equipo con carla, amelia, poncho y lilia. queremos ofrecerles informaciÓn y actualidad asÍ que ya lo sabe ya venimos, no se mueva, vamos con este mensaje, con despierta amÉrica su h@áádespierta americaáh@mejo dÍa en univisiÓn. ya regresamos! (publicidad) >> que no sabe quÉ es lo que siente por ella y estÁ confundido. ahora sÍ como el perro de las dos tortas. no unio acerquen. >> nunca olviden quiÉnes son sus amigos, eso dijo el presidente barak obama a los latinos. miren que el mandatario pronunciÓ un discurso en la gala anual del comitÉ hispano del congreso en washington d c en el que fueron galardonados varios latinos. a los hispanos que forman parte de su gobierno, a la secretaria del trabajo y al secretario del interior entre ellos. a pesar de haber fallado en su promesa dijo de lograr una reforma integral, tambiÉn dijo sentirse orgulloso de la cifra de latinos que ha nominado para posiciones que debe co

president obama blasting the gop's pledge to america, saying america can't afford to relive a disasterous decade. but republicans claiming their plan is the best path forward. >>> palestinian president abbas saying there will be no peace deal unless israel stops settlement construction in areas palestinians want for a future state. the ten-month freeze on new israeli settlements set to expire tomorrow. >>> a capsule carrying astronauts touchdown safely. american astronaut among those aboard. the homecoming following a technical glitch that delayed the undocking of the spacecraft. >> gregg: did you see steven colbert's act appearing as a quote, unquote, expert, tongue well in cheek at a house hearing on illegal farm workers. not everybody was terribly pleased with it. but speaker nancy pelosi calling the funny man's appearance quote unquote, appropriate, adding colbert could bring much needed attention to the farm workers plight. here is a snippet. >> america's farms are presently far too dependent on immigrant labor to pick our fruits and vegetables. now, the obvious answer is for all of

new markets for our goods stretch from asia to the americas. a new push for peace in the middle east will begin here, tomorrow. billions of young people want to move beyond the shackles of poverty and conflict. as the leader of the free world, america will do more than just defeat on the battlefield those who offer hatred and destruction. we will also lead among those who are willing to work together to expand freedom and opportunity for all people. now, that effort must begin within our own borders. throughout our history, america has been willing to bear the burden of promoting liberty and human dignity overseas, understanding its links to our own liberty and security. we have also understood our nation's strength and influence abroad must be fairly anchored in our prosperity at home. and the bedrock of that prosperity must be a growing middle class. unfortunately, over the last decade, we've not done what's necessary to shore up the foundations of our own prosperity. we spent a trillion dollars at war. this, in turn, has short-changed invest

♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! familia. quÉ bueno que estÁn con nosotros hoy martes 7 de septiembre del aÑo 2010. comienzan 180 minutos de informaciÓn, entretenimiento, actualidad. nuestra querida ana marÍa canseco tiene el dÍa libre. carla. >> gracias a todos por acompaÑarnos. hoy es un gran dÍa para nosotros. se incorpora un nuevo integrante a despierta amÉrica. >> es mexicano! nacido en el distrito federal. >> felizmente casado, padre de una hermosa niÑa. >> queremos darle la bienvenida. >> univisiÓn y despierta amÉrica le abre las puertas a su nuevo presentador. >> Él es poncho de anda! [ aplausos ] >> bienvenido! bienvenido! >> quÉ bÁrbaro. >> bienvenido a tu casa. >> no quiero correr, imagina que me caigo en el primer dÍa. >> hoy tengo una nueva familia. >> respire y bienvenido a su casa. >> muchas gracias! >> lo mejor de lo mejor. >> la verdad que estoy muy emocionado de poder integrarme a la familia de univisiÓn y a la familia. porque de verdad que se han portado como una verdadera familia. y espero

pledge to america today in virginia. standing shoulder to shoulder with the man who could soon be the next speaker of the house john boehner the party promised to cut government spending repeal obama care, secure the border. >> we pledge to you that we will create jobs. end economic uncertainty and make america more competitive. we will cut washington wasteful spending and reduce the size of government. and we will reform congress and restore your trust in government. >> sean: today's event occurred 16 years to the day when newt gingrich and his colleagues introduced their contract with america. that pledge helped secure the republican take over of congress in 1994. will this pledge produce the same results 40 taste from now? one of the authors of young guns new generation of conservative leaders california congressman kevin mccarthy. welcome back. >> s that for having me. >> sean: there's a lot of differences between the -- contract and this. this was by design. what was your thinking as you helped author this? >> what

in this case, it's the united states of america. we should also understand that one of the essential pillars of american exceptionalism is the rule of law. if we have contempt for the rule of law, if we have some of the highest profile people in america openly speak about hiring illegals to take care of their home and at the same time advocate for the dream act which is amnesty for a specific class of people, we regard -- reward for illegal behavior, a magnet for bringing more children into the united states that are here illegally, that would be here illegally, and getting them to qualify under the dream act so they can go off and be funded partly by the taxpayers and go off to college. or the argument that comes from the department of defense which is that we can't -- it's good for our military readiness to have the dream act. that's another colin powell argue. and it does come out of the pentagon to some degree. how could it be that a nation of 306 million people can't field an army without granting citizenship to people that are

i hope will happen to america and i want america really to succeed because a vibrant america is very good for china. you know, you've got to put aside the cold war mentality some of you have. focus on reinvigorating the economy. the economy is not just going through a bit of a hiccup because it's not a cyclical change, it's a structural change which would take some type and tough decisions and i think america would make them. and once you do this this will be wonderful. >> rose: the future is unlimited. >> yeah. >> rose: a lot of meshs have a lot of admiration for what the chinese are doing in terms of technology and your ambition to create battery-operated cars and also to use when you have the largest investments in wind and sun, solar and any nation. you are committed to building a great university. you want to be among to create over the next 50 years one of the great universities that will be there in china with respect for those you already have. so you would theme there is that... you would hope that china gains with respect for its long history gains confidence, confidence, s

♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! sras. y srs., gracias por deptarnos entrar en sus hogares. por si no lo sabe hoy es jueves 16 de septiembre del 2010. >> bienvenidos, bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica y seguimos festejando o la independencia de mÉxico! méxico celebrÓ sus 200 aÑos de independencia con un grito que quedarÁ marcado sin duda en la historia. >> la cobertura de univisiÓn les trajo esa celebraciÓn increÍble hasta sus hogares. >> estamos listos para nuestra cobertura. >> atenciÓn desde miami, los Ángeles y mÉxico les traemos lo mejor. >> pasemos directamente con carla desde el zÓcalo en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> buenos dÍas. >> hola. >> buenos dÍas, muchachos, ustedes bien lo dijeron anoche fue una noche inolvidable para la repÚblica mexicana. aquÍ la gente no ha dormido, todavÍa hay gente en el zÓcalo que estÁ tapado con su cobija que se llevarÁ en el dÍa de hoy el desfile. hay gente caminando por la calle sin corbata, sin saco. pero estoy segura que en los Ángeles pasÓ lo mismo. poncho pasam

people say, why do you hate america? i don't hate america, i love america. i want it to be better. the only way for it to be better is to realistically criticize what's wrong with it. that's not what the republicans do. >> larry: so we can safely say you're a pessimist. >> i'm a realist. one man's realist is another man's pessimist. but, no, i'm not like mitt romney whose book is called "no apology, the case for american greatness." really? always waving the big foam number one finger, we're not number one in most things. we're number one in military, we're number one in money, we're number one in fat toddlers, meth labs, and people we send to prison. we're not number one in literacy, money spent on education, we're not even number one in social mobility. social mobility means basically the american dream. the ability of one generation to do better than the next. we're tenth. that's like sweden coming tenth in swedish meatballs. >> larry: not first in life expectancy either. >> we're 49th

she "third world america has a new world america -- she has a new book comment -- a new book, "third world america." >> good to be here. tavis: some of what we heard what youmirrors wrote about in "third world america." >> yes, and i have things like what i have here. "i am one of the middle class americans, and, quite frankly, i am exhausted." and just that word, "exhausted," that is what americans are feeling. so many middle-class families are now basically facing downward mobility instead of upward mobility, which is sort of the essence of the american dream. an immigrant, as someone who came to this country as so many others, hoping that we're going to find a better life, and i certainly did, i am really, really very disturbed by this trajectory we are on. clearly, we are not yet a third world america, but sounding the alarm, as these people of the town hall meeting, they were making it very clear appear that if we do not correct this very quickly, we are going to be a third world country. to me, the essence of a third- world country is a country without a middle class, a country

america needs to decide. do we want a socialist cleaning help care system or do we want a market-driven system with more responsibility on you than you have today, but will markedly lower the cost for you and your kids and grandkids? if that is the choice. i vote for the american style of intervention, rather than the socialist style. [applause] >> [unintelligible] potential president of the united states. [applause] >> let me stop you there. i want to give you a story. i had been married 42 years. i like the life that i have. if i even thought about that -- i would have to go through training with another wife. i am not doing that. >> i do not think that what happened. >> you do not know my wife. >> is a mile understanding that there are five states on providing a ballot for our soldiers overseas. but is being done about that? >> his question is about, in the 2008 election, most of our troops boats did not really count. the states did not fulfill their responsibility of getting the balance to them early enou

how many of the homes in america are controlled by fannie mae and freddie mac. the vast majority they are not allowing market prices to exert themselves they're not allowing the market to tree down to reflect the demand there artificially keeping prices high for housing in america it's a it's a zombie economy for this very reason the only thing that anyone creating policy in the u.s. government should do right now is to let housing fall to where supply is equal to demand stop subsidizing housing immediately all you're doing is prolonging the agony obama you know see this for allowing fannie mae and freddie mac. to continue to support house prices as you as you are doing you are a sadist sir you just you're in the mark you son house of sadism but there is albeit with credit cards and these credit cards are refusing it gives them purchasing power that would not otherwise exist sending false signals to the market so people keep on producing stuff for this economy where the people are zombies. but it also is like a a side five futuristic war movie it's like they hav

vamos a lo que sigue en despierta amÉrica. (publicidad) ♪ >>> vamos a hablar de belleza porque va estam en otoÑo y a las mujeres nos encanta lucir bellas y sobre todo a la moda. y para eso estÁ con nosotros el asesor de modas, martÍn. bienvenido. >> no hay mejor que unas 4 imÁgenes que voy a traer. 4 estilos que estÁn super a la moda. los marrones, la piel! hoy todas las tendencias. hoy tenemos a nuestra amiga alejandra que lleva un look que lo puedes encontrar solamente aquÍ! el look que ella me lleva. un vestidito que es con los tonos en pÚrpura, con las flores, semitransparencia. y las mallas es la manera como ella lo lleva. y lleva una remerita muy bonita y todos los accesorios complementa perfectamente este look otoÑal. son de la marca que se llama (...) >> se ve preciosa y me encanta que puedes usarlo como vestido solo y con los pantalones. >> es una manera de vestirte mejor. y en la noche mÁs sexy. >> mÁs sensualona. >> tenemos a nuestra amiga leyla que nos lleva la marca (...) bien rockera y glamorosa. me g

we want to put america to work building them right here in america. [applause] so this week i proposed a six- year infrastructure plan that would start putting americans to work right away. but despite the fact that this is traditionally been an issue with bipartisan support, mr. banner has so n saido 2 infrastructure has fought -- saidno 2 infrastructure. that is what this election is all about. i will give you one final example of the differences between us and the republicans. that is on the issue of tax credits. under the tax plan passed by the last administration, taxes are scheduled to go up substantially next year. for everybody. by the way, this was by design for it when they passed these tax cuts in 2001 and 2003, they did not want everybody to know what would do to our deficit. they pretended like they were going to end even though now they say they don't. i believe we should make the tax cuts for the middle class permit. -- hermann [applause] and. for the middle class permanent. these families are the ones who saw their wages and income fla

pero despuÉs mÁs adelante en despierta amÉrica. >> pero ahora con las noticias en despierta amÉrica. >> claro que sÍ, muchachos. ¡muy buenos dÍas! a todos. el gobierno de mÉxico dio otro golpe fuerte al crimen organizado, la armada capturÓ, ayer domingo a villarreal, alias el grande, uno de los mÁs buscados del cartel de los beltrÁn leyva. fue capturado sin oponer residencia con dos presuntos cÓmplices. >> villarreal barragÁn, alias univergrande es un contundente golpe del gobierno al crimen. dada la jerarquÍa de esta persona en la organizaciÓn de una de las mÁs grandes del paÍs. >> despuÉs de la detenciÓn de la barbie, otro capo de los beltrÁn leyva. >> el departamento de estado confirmÓ en un comunicado que apoya el combate del gobierno mexicano contra el crimen organizado. washington estÁ comprometido a trabajar con su vecino a ambos lados de la frontera contra el crimen organizado. despuÉs de que la secretaria norteamericana hillary clinton comparÓ el estado mexicano con el de colombia en los 80. >> aÚn ahora hay partes del territorio que estÁn controladas y

in the long history of america's image with latin america, there were issues in terms of who america supported and who it did not support that gave this country a certain image. does that image linger in the perception of the vast mass of people in chile and in latin america? >> it is a lot. >> charlie: from country to country. >> the origin of the word "gringo." >> charlie: what is the origin? >> many americans are called gringos abroad. >> charlie: i know that. >> because they used -- a green uniform and people used to tell them, "green, go home." >> charlie: is that right? "green, go home"? >> yes. i would say that we realized that the u.s. is a tremendous, magnificent country in terms of freedom. in terms of accomplishment. in terms of innovation. in terms of courage to face the big challenges, so i think that the chilean people have a very good image of the american people. >> charlie: the notion of the united states size a country that propped up dictators and all that is no longer the reality that people perceive across the -- >> we see the u.s. as a big partner for developmen

en despierta amÉrica. en venezuela el presidente hugo chÁvez declarÓ tres dÍas de duelo nacional por el accidente de un h@aviÓn en el sudeste del paÍs. >> quÉ fo le espera a los cubanos desempleados? americ estas y otras noticias Í les saluda barbara bermudo. ert@ estarde, en primer impacto. méxico se prepara para celebrar su independencia..y algunos consideran que no hay nada que festejar!! luis miguel se confiesa en una conferencia de prensa, tras su presunta enfermedad!! # univish@áádespierta amerh@ish@á@ >> hace unos instantes paola nos presentÓ a una de las tantas vÍctimas de fraude. lo que nos áádespierta americaáh@uc h@univh@áádespierta americaáh@u@ >> muy bien. por quÉvivimos unÁ fraudes reportados. >> en una economÍa mala es el tiempo perfecto para los estafadores. necesitan oportunidades. recursos, ayuda financiera y estos estafadores les presentan estas oportunidades que parecen ideales. desafortunadamente lo que resulta es que la vÍh@áádeÉ@ tan grande en punivisááier

another example is latin america. look at latin america. latin america is an amazing success story. yet most of the debates in washington about what to do about latin america are how big can we build a wall between america and mexico. there's a huge problem to do with mexico. i'm not denying that. but in terms of a big view of the world this is a place which has been growing at 5% a year which has come through this economic crisis remarkably well, i'm not just talking about brazil. there's an emerging middle-class in latin america. this shouldn't be that... this is no one's backyard any longer and i think there's a sort of change and i don't see a sense in this administration of a great plan which brings all these things together. it would be very difficult to sum it up. >> rose: you're a huge fan of lulu. >> very much so. the tragedy of lieu lula is that when you go to too many fashionable dinner parties in greenwich village and his ling on the you hear people say how wound wonderful tiffs is. here is lula, the working class leader, lost his finger in a machine. he has taken brazil

this year's version of the contract with america. six weeks before the 1994 congressional election, the first midterm election of president clinton's time in office, soon to be speaker of the house, newt gingrich, announced that party's contract with america then. this is supposed to be sort of the same thing this year. except this year, there are two big twists. first republicans this year tried to get their ideas from the internets. they built a website called americaspeakingout.com where they solicited what they described as america's ideas for a republican agenda. flipping through that site today, the single idea that seems to have the most thumbs up votes is "decriminalizing marijuana," legalizing pot. so if the republican legislative agenda for 2011 is really going to be based on what republicans learned on americaspeakingout.com, we can all look forward to would-be speaker john boehner on the cover of "high times" really soon, man. if republicans don't adopt legalizing pot as their legislative agenda -- who thinks they will --

they see a president who does not see america -- well, like you see america. or like my father and my grandfather who came to this country, came to this country for what america promise. my father and grandfather came here because of what the opportunities that america presented. the opportunity that was something unique in the world. we were the first country in the history of the world to say, the people did not serve the government or in most places the sovereign, the king, the emperor. but in fact the government was there to protect the rights of the people. the people were the ones or the object of the government, not the sovereign. god had given the people inalienable rights that the government was to protect, not that guy had blessed the sovereign but the right that he or she was at the -- could tell that out to who they chose. [applause] guilt free to interrupt any time with applause. we accept that as something -- that that is the way is this. but that is not always the way it was. in a modern-day world, that is not the way it is in most places around

we can't have people in south america feeling we're not paying attention to issues in south america because we're concentrated on the terrorism issue. that's a real difficult thing for both the bush administration, the obama administration or any administration to carry out. >> i'm glad the president said that. that becomes a warning to this administration, please pay attention to other things with equal force. >> i want to ask you a political economy, an economic question, back in 2004 on this program, this is a comment you made about your republican party. >> the republican party is a much bigger tent than people give it credit for. we have a lot of what i guess you call moderate republicans. >> do you still think that's the case? >> i love when you go back. you can find me saying almost anything. you can probably contradict everything i said on your show at one time in the past. >> do you think republicans as a minority party in washington have acted constructively and responsibly during this president's administration? >> i do. the president gave not much choice. the republicans suggest

this is almost another panel to talk about race in america, the media, the intersection of crime in america and race. there is, i think, a perception, among people in america that the victims of crime are different from who the victims of car really are. -- crime really are. those of us who cover crime i believe are guilty for creating the misconceptions. the crimes we cover, the stories we cover, and the reality$ victimization of)

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that is not good for america. it's the patriots who will restore america. and our candidates are offering bold and smart alternatives to the obama, pelosi, reid overreach agenda. this will secure our future and preserve our liberty and get our economy back on the right track. of course, that hasn't stopped the left from telling voters that the g.o.p. is just the party of no, that it has no new ideas. i find that really interest that a critique is yet another government stimulus. like today, we see california auditors having to admit they're in l.a. oh, there were a handful of jobs created with your stimulus money, about 50-some jobs to the tune of $111 million. that's about $2.2 million for every job saved or created there. and i'm the idiot, hmm. but the left keeps arguing that, no, we've got no new ideas, that the only plank in our platform is no. in fact, just a couple of weeks ago, president obama was in milwaukee, and he was telling everyone that the republicans are determined to disagree with him about every

on the republican side, this pledge to america which came out was essentially the contract of america of 2010. some conservative republicans feel that it is not different enough from the policies that occurred before. the tea party enthusiasm radiated on almost revolutionary change. there needed to be more of that. this document will not go far enough to curb the excessive spending and the budget we often see in washington. they wanted something a lot more new for 2010, chris. >> i'm confident in asking you the fact, in asking you that serious question i kept you from the colbert subcommittee hearing. thanks. >> thanks so much. be well. >>> eddie long will go public this weekend for the first time of being accused of forcing young men into sex. will he address that scandal from the pulpit? >>> plus, lindsay lohan will be in a california courtroom just a couple hours from now. are these her final hours of freedom? the smell of freshly juiced wheat grass and hand pressed shirts. whatever scents fill your household, purina tidy cats scoop helps neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. pur

america the prosperous america that your dish and all and america the broke the picture perfect homes and these homes are a twenty minute drive away from one another but how did i end up here probably through my own mistakes in life r.t.e. revisits tent city a homeless camp talk to wait in the woods of new jersey there are at least forty people whose tragic destinies have led them to call this place home. since we were here last time in the winter things have changed more tense have appeared some people have come and gone but many of the people living here have been here for months if not years and the question that many of them ask themselves over and over again is why are we still here are there really no other options left for us. no remarks has been a newspaper handler for most of her life while i worked for the new york times and i won the power in a brain aneurysm in two stroke i was almost dead. i was in a coma for two months it. was an awful three months since then no reason has given up hope of finding a job for those still trying to find work the task is close to impossible

to restore what is right about america and what will work for america. we need elected leaders to do that. let us unite. i do not know how the machine works. i do not know "de" are that organize. -- "they" are that organize. i think some of those experts or the ones who were wrong in massachusetts and new jersey and delaware and alaska and kentucky. [applause] i do not know who organizes this. if i workinere king or a coach,i would say everyone has constructed roles in this. the needs are great headache into these midterm elections. the cause is so great. it is the great awakening of america and we need truth in america. how do we get out there? practical ways. we have to raise funds. we have to knock on doors. we have to hold them accountable when they are making things up and telling untruths. we have to do this together. by and the biggest proponent of freedom of the press in this country. our young men and women are willing to die for our right to have free press. that is why i am shocked about this mediation. i am adamant they tell the truth. how da