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Answering them here once and for all. theres an interesting interview with him in todays "new york times" where hes talking about andrew como, running for office and he seems to be getting back into substance but for a little while longer hell have to talk about his personal issues. >> you have to wonder how much thats going to muddy the waters of a potential return because, you know, his intelligence i dont believe has ever been questioned. hes a really intelligent guy and he positioned himself...

And teachers union, which im a part of, of course, is in negotiations. our contract does expire in june. one of the thins on the table is a separation plan which if the district agrees to the union separation plan, not only could it save $15 to $20 million for the district but would allow teachers to retire with dignity, save money and then allow teachers such as myself to come back into the fold and be reemployed by the district. >> if the cuts go through, what will this mean from your perspect...

Attention, literally, from washington to new york. the american people have to be mad at someone. he doesnt want them mad at him. he wants them mad at goldman sachs. >> right. >> wall street, in general, goldman sachs, in particular, the people that put together this scheme to bilk people out of $1 billion, apparently. most directly. but he needs to find a focus of national anger. if hes going to do well in these elections this year. i think thats what this is about today politically. >> and its...

You know, talk -- oh, those people at those tea parties are racist. can you believe those people? well, last night, bill oreilly had a great guest, james toronto who works at the "wall street journal" editor page and he talked a little bit about how since 1964, black americans have voted overwhelmingly for democrats but to keep the blacks voting democratic, mr. toronto says, what theyve had to do is convince them that america is a racist country and that the republicans are a racist party. liste...

Go we have got to throw this racist stuff arched and keep these black voters on our side. i find it hard to believe they would be that -- >> -- i dont think they sit around the table and say that. i think this is a part of the culture of the party. this has been going on for 45 years. its just something that is understood. its a. >> bill: unspoken. >> fact of life? >> i dont know if its unspoken. its not something they need to sit down and conspire about. i think its something that they understa...

Go we have got to throw this racist stuff arched and keep these black voters on our side. i find it hard to believe they would be that -- >> -- i dont think they sit around the table and say that. i think this is a part of the culture of the party. this has been going on for 45 years. its just something that is understood. its a. >> bill: unspoken. >> fact of life? >> i dont know if its unspoken. its not something they need to sit down and conspire about. i think its something that they understa...

Go we have got to throw this racist stuff arched and keep these black voters on our side. i find it hard to believe they would be that -- >> -- i dont think they sit around the table and say that. i think this is a part of the culture of the party. this has been going on for 45 years. its just something that is understood. its a. >> bill: unspoken. >> fact of life? >> i dont know if its unspoken. its not something they need to sit down and conspire about. i think its something that they understa...

Today, evidence that the fraud may stretch well beyond goldman sachs. dick foelt defending his use of the repo 105s, an accounting technique that goldman used to make it appear they had much more money they actually did, in order to cheat and steel more. fold says weve got it all wrong. >> lehman and his people have been unfairly vilified. theres been a lot of misinformation about repo 105. among the worst were the erroneous are reports on the front pages of newspapers claiming that lehman used ...

Their right to protest what they consider big government. talk to me about this heroes and then what is the other thing, and targets for the tea party movement. what are we -- what are they talking about here? >> theyre talking about people they want to see get elected in this election year. either a district or in the case of senators to a state. and what is interesting is, yes, there are certainly you can argue and should argue that tea party members are closer to the republican fold than the ...

Heard, ali. >> very good. i definitely think the music has changed a little bit since the last time i was at a tea party rally. there wasnt a rap last time i was there. jessica, good to talk to you. jessica will be continuing to follow this. we want to get some sense of what the tea party is wanting to represent and how things are going to change. mark is somebody youve seen before on our show. founder of the memphis tea party, frequent spokesperson for the tea party movement. you and i talked a...