happened to romney at the iowa straw poll when the ultra partisan democrat tried to disrupt the speech that he was going to give. i think the line was appropriate that the president went over. if you're going to have that conversation do, it there, but to go there with a mission to embarrass the president and have a gotcha moment for your own purposes i don't think is respect of the to the -- respectful to the office of the president. >> you don't think rhodes was respectful? >> i don't think he was respectful in the confrontation that he had with the president during the event itself. i think he had a respectful exchange with the president on the rope line, which was the appropriate place to confront the president if you are going to do it. bill: doug, you say there's nothing wrong with what happened there. >> that's right. i mean -- >> bill: you support that exchange, that confrontation? >> i certainly support vigorous interchange with the president as long as it was respect of the and --
southland. >> they have good eyes on him. speeds are starting to pick up. he's going to hit traffic. always builds up at the interchange. >> trace gallagher what do you see? >> the problem is the traffic and the police again because he's stolen a car don't know if he has a weapon. we haven't heard traffic from the helicopter pilot whether they know he has a weapon. >> this guy i remember was very bold, very lucky he was pretty good. >> there's a lot of traffic sitting for a red light. i expect he's trying to pull off to the left. the you anies are coming back on freeway behind him, speeds have picked up again. he's got the full line of freeway. chp is right behind him. there's two, three cars on his tail. >> this guy knows that no
>> the chopper reporter in the southland. >> they have good eyes on him. speeds are starting to pick up. he's going to hit traffic. always builds up at the interchange. >> trace gallagher what do you see? >> the problem is the traffic and the police again because he's stolen a car don't know if he has a weapon. we haven't heard traffic from the helicopter pilot whether they know he has a weapon. >> this guy i remember was very bold, very lucky he was pretty good. >> there's a lot of traffic sitting for a red light. i expect he's trying to pull off to the left. the you anies are coming back on freeway behind him, speeds
agents groping passengerings. but this is different. a complaint about a passenger groping a tsa agent. she grabbed an agent's breast with both hands in phoenix. the woman admitted to them she groped the agent but she wouldn't say why. she is charged with sexual abuse. >> drivers in la dreading it and celebrities tweeting about it and it is it finally here. car mageddon. contruction shuth down the freeway. the city alitered drivers to stay out of the area which is tough. this is the interchange between the 405 and 101 . i don't know how you get around. there is less than what officials expected. 405 is a crucial stretch of road. public transportation there is
lee, her brother, were growing up, that he went into her bedroom at night and sexually assaulted her, groping is the word that was used, and stood over her bed, and this was shared with her ex-fiance. this comes from the testimony of the ex-fiance that came in yesterday, with each bit of questioning that jose baez put forth to sendy anthony moments ago, everybody sort of jumped up from the prosecution table, they went forward to talk to the judge, there have been objections to this line of questioning, now george anthony has taken the stand and we're waiting for the questioning to begin of george anthony, once again. let's listen to what cindy anthony, let's listen to that moment, that interchange, we'll play that for you now: >> were you ever made aware that there were incidents of your son going into casey's room at night? >> objection. >> sustained. >> did you ever have to deal with an issue -- >> objection, leading the witness. >> you may approach. martha: so jose baez says
the curvy couch, bristol palin was talking about whether or not her mother had made a determination whether or not she was going to run for president. well, last night, grif jenkins asked governor palin outside the pella opera house whether or not she had heard what bristol had said. here's that interchange. >> i texted bristol, i said, honey, what did you say this morning on some news program? and she said oh, mom, you got to watch the interview. you know you know how they take everything out of context. remember, bristol, what we talk about on the fishing boat stays on the fishing boat. i don't know what she said. >> we didn't take anything out of context. we simply let her say that. >> you edited that. i saw you with the razor in the back room. >> and then a bunch of blogs picked it up. they decided what she's going to do. >> we asked her, of course, do you know if your mom is going to run for president or not? and here's what bristol said yesterday. >> would you like your mother to run for president? >> absolutely.
apology and we'll move on. >> sean: as far as you are concerned this is obvious. in fairness to him, he did use the words, "i messed up. i'm sorry." a lot of people were offended by the question. and they got in contact with him. waid his statement. i guess journalist mess up as well as politicians. i know this is hard to believe, i've messed up a few time congresswoman. >> i doubt if anyone is going to believe that sean. the whole point of that interchange is that i am a serious person and serious i'm a tax torn. i've spent a number of years. i have a doctorate and post doctorate degree in tax law. i spent years working in the united states federal tax court. my husband and i started a successful small business. we are job creators. education reform scored a remarkable victory in my state in education reform.
apology and we'll move on. >> sean: as far as you are concerned this is obvious. in fairness to him, he did use the words, "i messed up. i'm sorry." a lot of people were offended by the question. and they got in contact with him. waid his statement. i guess journalist mess up as well as politicians. i know this is hard to believe, i've messed up a few time congresswoman. >> i doubt if anyone is going to believe that sean. the whole point of that interchange is that i am a serious person and serious i'm a tax torn. i've spent a number of years. i have a doctorate and post doctorate degree in tax law. i spent years working in the united states federal tax court. my husband and i started a successful small business. we are job creators. education reform scored a remarkable victory in my state in education reform.
line 15. do you recall that series of questions and answers. shannon: you have been listening in as casey anthony's brother lee is back on the stand. there is an interchange about the fact that lee anthony the brother did not meet with prosecutors when they wanted to talk with hip in prep for this case. but of did reach out to the defense team to talk about information he thought was important. how tough is it for him to look like an impartial witness? >> he just lost the impartiali impartiality. they established he picked a side and the side he picked is his sister's side. completely understandable. he's her brother. the same thing i said about cindy yesterday. she is her mother. regardless of the fact she is charged with a heinous crime. you can understand why a mother is going to change her testimony
get control of all al-qaeda's pieces. and it is going to be much tougher. in fact, they might just get a country, yemen. but they have differences with other members of al-qaeda. he's willing to kill muslims, even muslims at prayer to advance his cause. and he's not well-liked inside the organization. he is an annoying micromanager, has a bad temper and the office politics are sort of against him. but then in terror organizations nice guys often finish last. >> and let's talk about the informants who helped us take down bin laden. we are writing a check to them and what are we getting in return? we are getting disked left and right. listen to this interchange. >> most governments lie to each other. that's the way business gets done. >> do they also arrest the people that help us? >> sometimes. >> when they say they are