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social mobilization in the first action of the frustration is to send the army into the streets. actually reported on some of the first army deployments in early 2007. calderons home state is governed by the opposition party, the prd. in 2000 -- there is a shootout, and a suppose it involved person in the drug trade as well as to army officials were killed. the army got the i.d. card of the suspected drug trade participant, and his last name was montego. so they went to the national st...

don luskin discusses his book "i am john galt" with profiles people as heroes and villains in ayn rands novels. this is about 50 minutes. >> how many of you can respond to the question who is john galt? if that means something to you youre going to love this next program. by the way, i dont know who is doing it, but when i drive south from jacksonville theres a billboard on i-95 that says who is john galt your baby our next speaker will be able to explain it to us. if you heard our all...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. ive never gotten that kind of reaction before. im mike gonzalez, d. p. of communications your heritage. it is my pleasure to welcome ann coulter, the author of seven "new york times" bestsellers and a new one out right now called "demonic." it is very funny. my colleagues know a name but he won the first columns because am laughing out loud like a mad dance in my office. ann is...

no matter what i do in the back of my mind, every day i say i have to work on armstrong and really think my mom was on to something because even if im wrong i dont lose. so i have to work on this place, on that city, that bright light. you know, everybody talks about it especially in a crisis. but as a child, that was my obsession, trying to get to that city called have been to read and to get to that city, theres a certain way you have to live, and theres a certain way you have to giv...

dont care what anybodylea tells you, the absolute. somebody may struggle like breast cancer, diseases common -- , you learn things about yourself, how to fight to live. maybe a financial crisis everybody by -- faces a crisis but it is a blessing because you learn whohod you are trial by fire. what rupert murdoch goes through it will test hisroug character and we will see how the phoenix will rise out of the ashes. a i think about my friend.smit but it low always rise to the top. no mat...

.. is the reason corporations are into new lot of things, cost. so we have to find ways to make those investments ne he economically viable for the enterprises sweeny to be protecting the systems and so thats one thing we can do. we have suggested a few insurance, streamlined regulation, a range of things to provide those incentives. that would address the vast majority of people. on the other hand, we have these ultra sophisticated attacks i was talking about before. one of the charac...

faithful friends and ever cheerful companions. the thing -- same could be said of our three guests on stage today. james macgregor burns can rightly be called the dean of roosevelt biographers. he of the pulitzer prize-winning political scientist and historian and a pioneer in leadership studies. indeed he is the devoted his entire professional life to the study of leadership in all its forms. small wonder then that he turned to franklin roosevelt as a focus of examination. in 1971 pro...

might face on television again and that i was doomed. paternoster recalled the details, but i used bad judgment snake said the responsibility for the bad judgment. just because he used bad judgment and accept responsibility come you still have a price to pay. you pay a price when you do things that go against the virtue upon which they are. so 2004 until 2008, i was in the valley and i was wondering if i would ever have my way of life back again. and then i would realize there was one ...

>> just because you use bad judgment and accept responsibility for it, you still have a price to pay. you pay a price when you do things that goes into virtues and the values upon which you were reared. and so, um, from 2004 to about 2008 i was this valley -- [inaudible] and i was wondering if i would ever have my way of life back again, would there ever be media presses again. and then i realized there was one particular morning i was lying in bed, and a light just flickered. and afte...