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The reverend al sharpton on the glenn beck rally. first, tonights worst persons in the world. kathleen parker, kvrtive columnist of the "washington post. barack obama may be our first woman president. no, im not calling obama a girly president, but she proceeds to call him a girly president. he may be suffering a rhetorical testosterone deficit when it comes to dealing with crises, with which hes been richly endowed. his approach is feminine in an e norm tiff sense. we perceive him. hes not caus...

>> are al sharpton and first get out your pitch forks and torches. time for the worst person in the world. kathleen parker, conservative columnists. highlights, if bill clinton was the first black president then barack obama may be the first women president. im not calling obama a girlie president, but she proceeds to call him a girlie president. he may be suffering a rhetorical testosterone deficit when dealing with crisis. his approach is feminine in the sense that we perceive him with cultura...

Last night, on fixed news, sarah palin turned kid glove treatment from palin booster bill oreilly into a gotcha interview. here the bill-o asking half-governor palin was an address would have sounded like. >> tell the nation tonight what you would have said your main point in that speech. go. >> stop -- stopping the gusher. thats the number one priority of the nation -- >> but nobody knows how to do it -- >> we need to make sure all technology is being thrown at this problem. >> nobody knows how...

Last october i was privileged to spend two hours with president obama in the white house as he showed extemporaneous mastery of every one of two dozen or more topics fired at him by us in random order. i left the room wondering if we had ever before actually elected a president, as we have now, someone who was one of the 1,000 smartest people in the country, perhaps one of the 100, or the 10. i believe in him and his presidency and he has frequently achieved success, in health care reform, parti...

Spend two hours with president obama in the white house as he showed extemporaneous mastery of every one of two dozen or more topics fired at him by us in random order. i left the room wondering if we had ever before actually elected a president, as we have now, someone who was one of the 1,000 smartest people in the country, perhaps one of the 100, or the 10. i believe in him and his presidency and he has frequently achieved success, in health care reform, particularly, by doing that for which ...

Riveted the country in 2004 with his rhetorical power, his power to rally the country behind him. and i would assume that he, as one of the best education in chief presidents weve ever had, would try to rally the country behind him in order to achieve a carbon tax. >> former labor secretary, robert reich, professor of public policy with the university of california at berkeley now, great, thanks again for your time. >> thanks, keith. immediately after the presidents speech, a remark was made t...

Richard wolffe, also of "renegade," thanks for your time. lets turn to robert reich, former secretary under president clinton. professor, thanks again for your time tonight. >> hi, keith. >> i want to ask you your thoughts about the speech last night, but if you would like to start with taking a shot at bp and the swedish chairman and the "small people" line, feel free. >> well, im a small person, im under 5 feet tall, so i emphasize with all small people around the country and around the world....

And we got nothing. we had payoffs to the drug industry. i mean, there may be, and hopefully is, a carbon tax waiting out there, but i would not bank on it. >> would you rather have -- ill give you the hypothetical that was presented to me in a couple of places today. would you rather have the reference to the carbon tax or cap-and-trade or however it would be phrased in the speech or rather have it put in during the lame-duck session and actually get into law? your choice, one of the two? >> it...

Richard wolffe, also of "renegade," thanks for your time tonight, richard. >> thank you, keith. >> lets turn to robert reich, former secretary under president clinton. professor, thanks again for your time tonight. >> hi, keith. >> i want to ask you your thoughts about the speech last night, but if you would like to start with taking a shot at bp and the swedish chairman and the "small people" line, feel free. >> well, im a small person, im under five feet tall. so i empathize with all small peo...

Michele bachmann on the gulf disaster says one key figure should say, quote, were not going to be chumps and were not going to be fleeced and they shouldnt be, they shouldnt have to be fleeced. the key figure shes talking about -- bp. shes defending bp! all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >> im going to travel every day of the week. good evening from new york. first, there was the speech, and then there were the actions which spoke louder than it did. our fifth story on the count...