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What she said about erin because the guy came after her. >> she is being made fun of for the apology. this is live television. weve all made mistakes. was it inappropriate? absolutely. but she has apologized. can we not make fun of her for crying while apologizing. >> i hadnt heard that part. >> thats the part today. sure there is outrage but now instead of just being angry its like its not enough now that its resolved, that she called her personally. she had to cry. so i feel bad for elizabeth ...

Educational conference on right-wing radicalism. and its paying special attention to the tea party movement. one of the speakers calls it part of a movement creating an aption of fear. -- an atmosphere of fear. this is reporter extraordinary. hold a symposium on right-wing extremism. but how do you lump the tea party in there? >> if you look at who the tea party is, the tea party people are better educated, more affluent antigen public you will see d more aflunts than the general public. they ha...

Hillbillies to republican fat cats, but i think they are regular americans. >> is it your feeling its been based on classism? >> no. its liberals who dont want to deal with the argument. but on the polls taken -- and i have spoken at two tea parties, one in connecticut and one in las vegas. the polls taken of the tea partiers because they have been viciously attacked by the media. for one thing its hard to describe the typical tea partiers. its broad and a genuine grassroots movement. about 20% ...

Have spoken at two tea parties, one in connecticut and one in las vegas. the polls taken of the tea partiers because they have been viciously attacked by the media. for one thing its hard to describe the typical tea partiers. its broad and a genuine grassroots movement. about 20% of them voted for obama. about 5% black, 10% hispanic and, as the new york times poll shows today, a little more highly educated and a little wealthier than the average american. >> anns right, but they are not just mor...

Would you say thats correct? particularly the last part of what i was saying. >> i cant hear you that well at the moment, but i did see that survey "the new york times." they talked about all of the things in that survey, white, older, republican, more affluent i think are things i see in this crowd. >> thank you very much. one more point i want to make there is the fact that sarah palin might not actually be the toast of the tea party. there is a number that say 40% say she would make an effect...

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Reining in the filibuster through a rules change, doing something else to break this super majority stranglehold? >> well, theres serious issues with that. as you know, senator udall, who you talked to on your show last week, are very interested in doing that. a lot of us are following his lead. progressives dont understand how 58 democrats and two independents who mostly lean democratic cant this done because of the senate rules. and this is a dysfunctional set of rules. it wasnt all that -- we...

>> senator bennett, i think, was also getting at this issue in his question today. is it your sense that your caucus, the democrats in the senate, are willing to look at reining in the filibuster through a rules change, doing something else to break this super majority stranglehold? >> well, theres serious issues with that. as you know, senator udall, who you talked to on your show last week, are very interested in doing that. a lot of us are following his lead. progressives dont understand how ...