j.d. hayworth heard our call to take on moderate john mccain. now we can reclaim a place in the senate. for the people of arizona that are conservatives, do your part. join j.d.'s campaign today. >> one match, one winner! the conservative or the moderate? >> i'm j.d. hayworth and i approve this message. >> your reaction to those ads. >> the mccain ad was rerun of 2008 on character. ok versusly j.d. hayworth is hoping to win this long-shot challenge to mccain based on the energy of the tea party and the birthers, the people who® question whether obama was born in the united states, and i should add that the evidence is overwhelming that he was born in hawaii and the birth certificate is valid, but he's attempting to tap into that sentiment. if there is a sentiment that can produce an upset, the tea party, the anti-immigration group and the bergers, as i said, i don't think that will happen. this is a tumultuous election year. anything can happen. host: and what is the most recent? guest: the most recent was a more perfect constitution to see if

joining us now from phoenix is j.d. hayworth. so, are you a birther guy, j.d.? >> bill, no. i'm a broadcaster. and those comments were taken from a radio program where i was a catalyst for conversation. just imagine, bill, if every topic you brought up on the factor bloggers said you were an instant advocate for whomever was on. >> bill: they do already. that's what media matters does. if i mention the word black, i'm anti-black. if i mention the word gay i'm homophobe. you know how it is. i want you to tell the american public how you view the birther movement. is it legitimate? do you believe that he might not be the -- the president might not be american? >> hey, bill, i view this entire debate as esoteric. it's as esoteric as arguing about the eligibility of chester allen art you are well after a century after he served as president. look, barack obama is the 44th president of the united states. his election was certified. i believe he was born in hawaii. i made certain statements on the air to provoke conversation. that's what happens in broadcasting. sadly, senator mcc

the bank, and j.d. hayworth, about 100 grand. uma: and who they're big names throwing support behind john mccain? >> yeah, there are big names coming here and it's interesting, j.d. hayworth is trying to tap into the conservative tea party movement but john mccain has his old friend, sarah palin, coming to phoenix to campaign next month, and we know she's closely associated with the tea party movement and scott brown the newly elected massachusetts senator, is also endorsing john mccain and we know the tea party movement did help him a lot as well. and j. d. hayworth does at least have one big name, a share will be here to endorse him. uma: interesting names and thanks for that. bill: 25 minutes past the hour, back to the story here... incredible twists in the murder investigation from alabama. professor accused of killing three of her colleagues, investigators finding that she was once the prime suspect in another plot from years ago. what new details we learning about her past, in three minute. -- thr

j.d. hayworth heard our call to take on moderate john mccain. now we can reclaim a place in the senate. for the people of arizona that are conservatives, do your part. join j.d.'s campaign today. >> one match, one winner! the conservative or the moderate? >> i'm j.d. hayworth and i approve this message. >> your reaction to those ads. >> the mccain ad was rerun of 2008 on character. ok versusly j.d. hayworth is hoping to win this long-shot challenge to mccain based on the energy of the tea party and the birthers, the people who® question whether obama was born in the united states, and i should add that the evidence is overwhelming that he was born in hawaii and the birth certificate is valid, but he's attempting to tap into that sentiment. if there is a sentiment that can produce an upset, the tea party, the anti-immigration group and the bergers, as i said, i don't think that will happen. this is a tumultuous election year. anything can happen. host: and what is the most recent? guest: the most recent was a more perfect constitution to see if

>> if i'm out in arizona, i would vote for j.d. hayworth who is a friend of mine. >> we know where you stand. >> we absolutely know where you stand. he's a birther, an extremist. thank you, pat. >> this is why you lose -- do you know why you lose these people? because you show contempt for them. you call them birthers, call them names. the tea party people, all they want, joan, is respect. and you liberals never give it to them, call them all names. no wonder they go over to the republican party. >> that's unfair. i went to a tea party in san francisco april 15th. go read about it on my blog. i talked to people who i thought were common sensical, and i pointed to the places where the left and right could make common cause. for the most part, these birthers, they're not reaching out. they're hysterical about barack obama and dividing the country. don't tell me i'm the problem and i'm not reaching out. >> i've helped put together two coalitions, one for reagan, basically evangelical christians and all these protestants down there. yo

. >> where are you in mccain versus hayworth? >> if i'm out in arizona, i would vote for j.d. hayworth who is a friend of mine. >> we know where you stand. >> we absolutely know where you stand. he's a birther, an extremist. thank you, pat. >> this is why you lose -- do you know why you lose these people? because you show contempt for them. you call them birthers, call them names. i'm talking about the people, the tea party people, all they want, joan, is respect. and you liberals never give it to them, call them all names. no wonder they go over to the republican party. >> you know what, pat, that's unfair. i went to a tea party in san francisco april 15th. go read about it on my blog. i talked to people who i thought were very common sensical, and i talk to people upset about t.a.r.p., thought it was a giveaway to goldman sachs, pointed to the places the left and right could make common cause. for the most part, these birthers, they're not reaching out. they're hysterical about barack obama and they're dividing the country. don't tell me i'm the problem and i'm not reaching

. >> j.d. hayworth, appreciate your time, sir. we'll be watching this race. >> hey, monica, thanks. remember the website, jdforsenate.com. >> you got your plug. >>. >>> women in the military haib able to go somewhere they've been banned from for decades. >>> plus, illinois university just invited rod blagojevich. let's hear it for saving on the healthy stuff. people who spent $100 a week at leading national supermarkets... on frequently purchased groceries... could have saved $55 in one month... by shopping at walmart instead. save money. live better. walmart. >>> let's move to the pentagon. defense secretary roberts gates is bringing quality to naval controls, barring women from serving on submarines. jim mcleshevs can i joins us with who are on what this means. how long before this takes effect? are they putting in some sort of special policies to prevent anything inappropriate from happening on these submarines? >> well, you know, it's that good order and discipline that should take effect when women ultimately serve on submarines. but it's intended to open up new career paths fo

>> if i'm out in arizona, i would vote for j.d. hayworth who is a friend of mine. >> we know where you stand. >> we absolutely know where you stand. he's a birther, an extremist. thank you, pat. >> this is why you lose -- do you know why you lose these people? because you show contempt for them. you call them birthers, call them names. i'm talking about the people, the tea party people, all they want, joan, is respect. and you liberals never give it to them, call them all names. no wonder they go over to the republican party. >> you know what, pat, that's unfair. i went to a tea party in san francisco april 15th. go read about it on my blog. i talked to people who i thought were very common sensical, and i talk to people upset about t.a.r.p., thought it was a giveaway to goldman sachs, pointed to the places the left and right could make common cause. for the most part, these birthers, they're not reaching out. they're hysterical about barack obama and they're dividing the country. don't tell me i'm the problem and i'm not reaching

former congressman j.d. hayworth. >> you could say there are two john mccains-- the one who campaigns like a conservative and the one who legislates like a liberal. ( cheers and applause ) in fact, when it comes time to debate, i'm going to ask for a third chair in case both john mccains show up. >> ifill: mccain jabbed back at hayworth, who lost his seat in 2006 and is now a talk radio host. >> i know for nearly a year on his radio show, mr. hayworth used to attack me in the most disrespectful fashion, so i would imagine, over time, that we might see a repetition of that. but the fact is, i'm confident of victory. the polls show us with 20-point leads. but i'm going to go out and earn every single vote. that's the only way i know how to campaign. >> ifill: all over the nation, mainstream candidates have become fresh targets. in florida, governor charlie crist-- once thought a shoo-in for the republican senate nomination-- is now trailing former state house speaker marco rubio. >> you know the establishment

if he had not done that, or endorsed j.d. hayworth, you would have seen palin get mccain's endorsement, which would mean something in those primaries. romney is playing for the big prize, and i think he's doing it -- i disagree with rush. this is a strategically smart move on romney's part. >> didn't nixon take a lot of heat for that? mad madison avenue. whatever it was called. >> that was 196 0rks the pact of fifth avenue, the munich of the republican party. but i urged -- i said you're not going tone doris rockefeller, are you? >> here's limbaugh speaking for himself again, attacking scott brown, the very recent hero of the right. >> you will not find me being a giant big-time pedal to the metal supporter of scott brown. we're talking about a massachusetts republican. now, i know he's opposed to health care, and we ought to continue to support him on that and he's opposed to cap and trade and he hasn't changed his mind. in fact, there's a story, scott brown fumes over the new health care plan, he wants no part of it. but he

. >> j.d. hayworth in the 104th congress put target a bill that would require the congress to put the enumerated power that it had whenever any bill passed, like within the title of the bill and even in the 104th congress which is the one that was the contract with america, etc., that bill never got out of committee. >> it seems to me we need sunshine provisions on all of these laws. i want to thank members of this panel. thank you very much for signing us off. [applause] >> please give us two minutes for a transition. we're going to move into the next panel. thank you for being so attentive. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> in a little over an hour from now, a celebration of the achievements of the tuskogee airmen. included in a short film in 1944 and narrated by ronald reagan that is held by the national archives and the national african-american history museum at 7:00 eastern live here on c-span. now an update