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Sort of a response on the type, on the part of workers who are saying "enough already," and, hundreds thousands signing the petitions be it walmart or target and i say, well, if that is the nature of the business or the beast, can you work for the government or do something else but do you remember this type of response on the part of workers in general to working that day? >>guest: i would say in. for us, this is our first year we are doing it. but the variety ways people want to shop and the comments you captured are right. our best buy site will be open on that has been and there will be pe...

Solidifying its reputation for intolerance, and this year for any -- for almost any kind of difference in american society, is going down a very dangerous long-term road. and they might see some short-term things, although i think the american people are better than that. >> anita, let me ask you about this word tolerance. i mean, what about toll rabs for the views of the thousands of families of those who died on 9/11? the hundreds thousands of new yorkers are saying, please, you have a right to move the mosque there, but please don't do it, it doesn't belong there. and the vast majority of a...

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Hundreds thousands of troops in order to responsibly maintain order in iraq after an invasion. this is how the bush administration responded when he said that. >> i digress for a moment, mr. chairman, from my prepared testimony, because there's been a good deal of comments, some of it quite outlandish, about what our post-war requirements might be in iraq. first, it's hard to conceive that it would make more forces to post stability in post-war iraq, than it would to conduct the war itself. hard to imagine. we can't be sure that the iraqi people will welcome as liberators, although based on wh...

Promised would be a quick, perfectly planned, tidy little war. that's what they had in mind. so this was two days after eric shinseki, army chief of staff, said we would need several hundreds thousands of troops in order to responsibly maintain order in iraq after an invasion. this is how the bush administration responded when he said that. >> i digress for a moment, mr. chairman, from my prepared testimony, because there's been a good deal of comments, some of it quite outlandish, about what our post-war requirements might be in iraq. first, it's hard to conceive that it would make more force...