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I doubt it.. >> kimberly, they apologized. the tea party is not accepting the apology because thisar is a big deal. also they asked for their list of donors, which violates irs policy in most cases and as i see it, this is illegal. >> its illegal, completely. the fact of the matter is it should be getting a ton of press coverage right now because the fact that they would isolate out certain americans and groups based on their political beliefs is unconscionable. thats the problem with this.it wh...

That you, angel, were the one who physically got her through that door, and for that we are all extremely grateful. thank you both very much for joining me. now i want to turn to the other big story of the day, jodi arias found guilty of first degree murder. she told fox news tonight she would rather get the death penalty than life in prison. listen again to this extraordinary interview after the verdict. >> i said years ago i would rather get death than life, and that still is true today. >> ...

Interesting test of just how powerful is lobbying? is the nra so powerful that you can take an issue where 90% plus of americans believe one thing and push congress in the other direction? and i think the power of the vote and what we have seen since the vote happened with senator in new hampshire and other people feeling the political pressure combined with the background of some of the things we have been hearing at the nra convention and things that seem out of the mainstream of where america...

Brightness, that he will combine -- he will go funny in the beginning and then at the end he will go serious. this is an opportunity to talk, by the way, about the press coverage of the boston bombing and from my perspective, there were some notable exceptions. much of the press coverage, i think, was very responsible and restrained with regard to the muslim angle. the president may want to say something about that and the l importance of respecting peoples religion. >> well see. i dont know. ma...

>> dana: had you a particular belief in freedom of the press. >> absolutely. >> dana: we didnt get the best press coverage necessarily. >> gosh, i dont know why you say that. [ laughter ] >> so you obviously remember that press conference in iraq the shoe throwing thing. [shouting] >> im the only one who got hurt in the whole thing. >> thats right. >> dana: but you were determined during that press conference you were not going to end this without taking the questions from the reporters that wer...

>> is it fair game for you to question someones mental health or their religious sensibilities in a strategy session like that? >> as i indicated, last month they were attacking my wifes ethnicity. and then, apparently, unbeknownst to us at the time, they were bugging our headquarters. quite a nixonian move. >> he ducked the question whether it is appropriate to be talk about it. the initial press coverage was the outrage for these strategists to be sort of talking about negative information on ...

Administration and the arguments pete make on the side. so its not surprising that the people coming out of the white house are skeptical of washington, congress and the media. >> jon: jim, what do you think. >> as i mentioned on the show, richard rushfield from los angeles, the power of twitter mostly in a negative sense. mostly people dont go to twitter to be positive, go to twitter to slam and often can do it in secret, but these people are doing it in public with no anonymity. i think its fu...

Arguments pete make on the side. so its not surprising that the people coming out of the white house are skeptical of washington, congress and the media. >> jon: jim, what do you think. >> as i mentioned on the show, richard rushfield from los angeles, the power of twitter mostly in a negative sense. mostly people dont go to twitter to be positive, go to twitter to slam and often can do it in secret, but these people are doing it in public with no anonymity. i think its full of implications for ...

About public policy or a book about public policy and it looks really very nerdy in that awesome nerdy c-span way? a lot of the time the visual nerd charm on c-span is because the people on c-span are speaking at a place called the national press club. they do a lot of events that are the unveiling of reports and stuff. and as the places name implies, it is a club for the press. so, people go there to talk about their thing and they invite reporters and photographers, they invite questions, they...

Nerd charm on c-span is because the people on c-span are speaking at a place called the national press club. they do a lot of events that are the unveiling of reports and stuff. and as the places name implies, it is a club for the press. so, people go there to talk about their thing and they invite reporters and photographers, they invite questions, they take questions on this thing, and they get press coverage for it. thats the whole point of this place existing. except yesterday, when the nra ...