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What carter did. >> greta: i think people coming into office think peace in the mideast is impossible. >> i dont think you will get peace in the mideast until you defeat the almosts that are dedicated to the destruction of israel. until people come to grips with that and realize, hamas isnt cons fused. hamas says everyday we want to destroy israel. >> greta: calista, in the book it is interesting as you chronicle the presidents life, the poland, the movie, and pictures of president reagan with t...

Writing something else, like, for example, short stories. so when he told me that, i really thought, maybe i should give it a try. and after thinking about that during the summer, i started reading this book called "the most fascinating places on earth," which my mom bought me, and i flipped to the eiffel tower and it made me think, you know what, maybe i should write something, and suddenly it turned into a big story. >> people in publishing will tell you that titles and book covers are very im...

Processed, remembered or forgotten. a lot of what goes on in sleep is summarizing, taking the old information, putting it together with new information into something we can use. otherwise were filled with all this stuff that we cant use and cant have real judgment with. sleep makes it work. >> is this something you would recommend more for students than you would for people in careers or is it supposed to be across the board for all of us to take away from this? >> its across the board for all ...

>> pimps are the worst leaches in the world. it is in birmingham, charleston, everywhere. everywhere in america, there are pimps that are trying to grab the life of young girls and take them away from their families. >> what type of money are pimps pulling in? >> tens of thousands of dollars a week. >> a week? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> what is it about underaged girls. do pimps make more money off of them? why are there so many underaged girls? >> they are so easily manipulated. they are young...

Beyond ideological entrenchment to identify the regulatory impediments preventing real job growth. so, big, warm embrace from the right there. obviously. but i have to tell you, do you know how many regulations there are? it is huge. >>shepard: more regulations than words in the language. >>guest: the federal registers pushes this each week, day, month, and up to 327 pages each and every weekday and this years list of new rules and regulations, the third biggest ever. >>shepard: and the largest ...

And theyre going to stabilize the situation and my past experience says that the authorities know what theyre dealing with. theyre working very hard, if they havent already established some type of communication. and realize, thomas, that could be the easiest way by telephone calling in and they may have somebodys cell phone inside or even by loud speaker. they will attempt to establish some type of dialogue to help resolve the situation. >> clint, though, explain from your past experiences, tho...

Their offices. this is the headquarters for discovery and all of the other cable channels. more than 1,000 employees have been moved to the eighth and ninth floors, the top floors of the buildings. being told to stay away from windows, to stay inside their offices, to lock the doors. clint van zandt, what can you tell us from out in silver spring, maryland? >> well, i think the challenge right now is what were hearing initially. youve got one individual whos entered the building, fired a shot. h...

Joining us right now is small business owner and president of bogan communications, michael flesher, brother of ari. good morning. >> good morning. president bush usual to pleasure to be here. >> if youre going to pay somebody -- well look at it right here. if youre going to pay somebody, essentially explain this number. if somebody is going to wind up with $44,000 from you, it actually costs you $74,000 to pay somebody $44,000. how is that possible? >> thats possible because governments at all ...

It is not. what we have to do is provide opportunity. my challenge to the men in the audience and my challenge to african-american men, latino men around the country is be part of the solution. step up. if you do that, the impact youre going to have is going to be extraordinary, way more gratifying than anything you can do. >> lets bring in steve perry now. heres whats interesting. in this study, it talked about how important preschool is, and it talked about new jersey, in particular, and the f...

Yeah. i like him. i know his intentions are good, and he probably thought he could have -- was going to be able to do a lot more once he got in there than hes been able to do. but i think most of us realize that he was going to have some opposition. >> larry: did you support him? >> sure, i did, yeah. >> larry: did you do any concerts for him? >> no. >> larry: but you would link your name to him? >> yeah. >> larry: what do you make of the tea party movement? >> oh, i dont know. >> larry: oh, go ...