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What can we expect? >> right now things are a little bit tempered after the news of yesterday, but things are going to heat up again come tuesday when it looks like this legislation will clear the legislature for the foreseeable future. >> greta: is this something thats been battled about and discussed, or has this come up new in the state of michigan? was this part of the governorss agenda? >> no, it was not. he said for two years it would not be part of his agenda. since the elections in novem...

Why did you cast the only no vote against this? i typed up a statement and said, look, not only should we not eliminate the word lunatic when the nation is on the brink of bankruptcy, we should use the word to apply to anybody who wants to do business as usual in washington. it is lunacy what we were doing. it is like you were talking about. we shouldnt be taking a break. i loved your flat tax. you said fair tax, flat tax, but there are some basic principals, and i love the points you laid out, ...

Broadway joe was a decent tabi and who cares? the controversy is i am cool with lebron james looking like an etch uh sketch. it is not just a white thing. he is envoking -- >> the mercury news has a poll 57% of the reader ship says it was a racist column he wrote. was it racist? >> he brought it up himself. if he didnt bring it up himself, and then there was the rush limbaugh thing. but still i dont want my quarterbacks looking like bombshell mcgo, i can tell you that. >> you are still with this...

That stuff. >> bill: did you ask for law books for christmas? >>. no i was a reader. boys and girls are readers >> bill: what did you want to read westerners. >> common law, of course. >> athens drew. >> i think these toys r us people are trying to cater to or patron nice a population in sweden that wants this gender neutral stuff. thats why they did it thats it. >> here is what my fear is, bill. >> bill: your fear? >> my fear is this will be coming to the united states of america very soon. >> ...

That stuff. >> bill: did you ask for law books for christmas? >>. no i was a reader. boys and girls are readers >> bill: what did you want to read westerners. >> common law, of course. >> athens drew. >> i think these toys r us people are trying to cater to or patron nice a population in sweden that wants this gender neutral stuff. thats why they did it thats it. >> here is what my fear is, bill. >> bill: your fear? >> my fear is this will be coming to the united states of america very soon. >> ...

About beating you in the face thing. it is a common response to say i am kidding. clearly they were kidding, but it was published in the newspaper. there is a newspaper article out there. it only ran in montana, but whatever. >> the amazing thing is they didnt fire this clown. he should be fired. >> who do you fire? do you fire the ap -- >> listen, i want to fire the ninny of a reader who wrote in here. >> what a fuss budget. i assumed it was british thing. >> a fuss budget? >> imogen, can you d...

Ill be on the lam ♪ >> and the crowd went wild. i was americas most wanted man. thanks. thats the crowd. unfortunately, theyre a captured audience. >> torres used to sing in a band on the outside, but hes probably better known for being a prolific bank robber. now hes pursuing a literary career working on his autobiography. >> yeah. its "the bank robber blues, the tales of the mummy bandit." its pretty good. ive got a couple guys here. i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and t...

The building but as i worked on the book itself, it became clear it was being filtered through the mind of the woman living on the third floor and i wanted mostly to make a book that didnt have any beginning, middle or end and the reader come to it and enter it at any point and hopefully get somehow if the way we were able to remember things in sort of three dimensions and take them apart and put them back together and hopefully without being too preten house is about it and kind of difficult li...

Does not. one is very apt to blame ones own ignorance of art in a museum. if you dont understand a painting, you just think you dont know much about the history of art. if you dont understand a comic book, you just think the cartoonist is an idiot, so i think thats an honest relationship that one can have between a reader and the artist. >> one of the moments that jumped out at me, when you get to the end of the booklet and you see people from 150 years in the future scoping out the moment youd ...

Soul-pluming experience, i hope. i think a lot of cartoonists could potentially do that. theres a number of cartoonists doing that, probably more than ever before in the history of the medium. >> we will a little sort of kerfuffle in the office this morning when somebody called it a comic book. i said, no its a graphic novel. is it wrong to call it a comic book? is there a fundamental difference? >> no, its fine. i prefer comic book because it strips away the pretension graphic novel brings to i...