there, it will have a lot of fuel behave content. so basically forbidding the flames from going any far, farther, so we cause. 0% containment right now. before i let you go, the human toll has changed. this just updated. we just heard a marsh did lose his life. he had a heart attack while trying to fight his fire. they are trying to push back the flames. one firefighter injured and two people arrested trying to light their own back fires. what? which is never a good idea. they were arrested. so 50 plus these two people. laura ingle, thank you very much. thousands of protesters are taking to the streets. coming from central america into americas ko, illegally crossing into our country. what they consider president obama s invitation.
voters don t care. first of all, voters don t care. what s happened? harry reid, politico has reported, has driven more money under ground and has inspired people to give more money to the koch brothers. people on twitter get riled up about the koch brothers. harry reid doesn t understand this back fires. it s driven more money under ground and have the koch brothers raising more money. voters don t care. if they did care, barack obama would have caught a lot of guff for breaking his promise in 2008 and destroying the public finance system. he talked about when he came back to the u.s. after his accident, first thing he saw when he was brought into the incredible hospital was koch brothers had funded it.
culture of intimidation at the irs to target political opponents? i don t think we know what the facts are. that hasn t stopped you from accusing. there isn t a weekend that hasn t gone by, that someone says to me, why aren t you impeaching the president. this strategy is nothing new. and it was explained way back in 1981, by lee atwater, who was bush 41 s chief strategist. in a tape recording, mr. atwater revealed how republicans evolved their language to achieve the same purpose. he said you start out in 192&oó by saying n word n word n word. by 1968, you can t say n word. that hurts you, back-fires. so you say stuff like forced bussing. states rights, and all that stuff and you re getting so abstract. now you re talking about cutting taxes. we want to cut this. is much more abstract than even the bussing thing and a hell of a lot more abstract than n wordq n -po1ñword. so this afternoon, we welcomed
foreign policy layup. the long international nightmare finished with a foul mouth flurry. we haven t had another chance to ask him questions. this is a holy site. david corn will tell us why his disaster overseas will hurt him in november. and another small business ad back fires in romney s face. he was trying to say, hey, you didn t build that business on your own. we ll show the romney camp s latest attempt to exploit a dishonest talking point. the government helps you build it. that s what ticked me off more than anything. the romney campaign s international meltdown reached its odd conclusion when a romney aide told a reporter kiss my [ bleep ], this is a holy site. this occurred when he was walking away from pusetky square after visiting poland s tomb of the unknown soldier. after a few shouted questions to mr. romney, an aide got involved. governor romney!
you re using. that s right, your neighbor donated to the cause, but you haven t. when i was growing up in wichita kansas at my church, all saints church, at one point you give the donation and turn in your bulletin. put out a book and listed how much, who you are, where you live and how much you gave. clayton: wow. alisyn: wow. my parents were mortified. they re like, oh, we better step it up a notch. alisyn: taking a page from that. clayton: that s brilliant. brad blakeman, a former guru for george w. bush describes it as a scare tactic and never seen anything like this before. it s interesting, because the messages are specifically tailored to individuals, so you know if your neighbors didn t give money and lets now that your neighbors down the street gave money and you didn t. alisyn: this has the reverse effect on me, back fires, like 15,000 people already gave, okay, you don t need my money. clayton: right.