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> john: john mccain knows the truth. that's very true. >> and probably a few other people know exactly what he's hiding. >> john: this is a bit i did last night. mitt romney -- here's the deal with mitt romney. in vietnam, he was only into missionary. as governor of massachusetts, he was into multiple positions. in wall street, he's into the group thing with no protection. when he sucks up the tea baggers, he takes it to the base. you don't want to know how he does doggy style on the family trips and he broke up with bain capital, still stayed friends with benefits and then the guy won't put out. >> he moonlights as a windsock for small airfields. [ laughter ] >> easterly breeze coming in. runway three. >> john: that's so funny. laura is calling us from new york city. laura, welcome to "the stephanie miller show." how do you listen to the steph show there in new york city? >> caller: good morning! >> john: good morning. >> caller: we were talking about winners and losers on the speeches. there was a statement that romney

john: it is for their side. media matters says more money for the union. >> the members don't know this. classified as public relations it is like administration and overhead. john: and they seem happy. >> if they could have the job without part of a. john: tea and wisconsin when they were forced to be a member they left like that. >> is important to give them a voice and a vote. john: the union is not pro worker but pro "shadowbosses". john: you talk about the military i assume that is the exception. >> one-third of the military or civilian and 60% are already unionized there on military bases, filing grievances and be found a grievance union filed when the price of soda went from of $0.50 up at $0.55. >> and they had to fight that. and imagine the taxpayer dollars used. john: border patrol, immigration, fema, e ven the nasa scientist. >> even the peace corps. >> at home insecurity we found 62 people getting paid to do work do you know, what they do full-time? just union work. homeland security. >> 40% of union

john: we agree. [laughter] you want to end the war and nationalize the bank with the single-payer health care system and free cradle to grave education where do get the money? >> i went to dominion state university in the '70s. it was free. people cannot understand that. yours probably was. now we stop tens of thousands of dollars. >> big corporations and businesses are not paying their fair share. john: should i call you comrade? you have this low bid from the marxist communist manifesto. >> workers of the world should unite. john: marxism? on that note, a panel you can pose questions. not those of the left. >> du support living wage legislation at $10 per hour? why not go straight to at $75 per hour? >> a socialist party we're at $15 per hour and a think that is not enough. for people to live in a one-bedroom apartment is over $1,000 per month. $10 an hour they make about 1600 per month per of taxes a person cannot live off of $1,400. >> why not 75? 200? >> there needs to be balance taking care of

john: the patriot act. he has changed and grown. john: i want to believe that. my romney says i can create 12 million jobs. how does he? >> i don't want government creating any more jobs. [applause] there are a lot of people who do good work as government employees but at the end of the day, every government job takes three or four taxpayers to support. and mitt romney will not do it unless he starts a company. >> the loathsome death to that. the biggest issue is we are on the road to bankruptcy. the "road to serfdom." there was positive signs this week. next. [applause] [applause] john: at the convention what politicians almost always avoided. >> explosion of debt is unconscionable and unsustainable. >> government continues to borrow money to mortgage the future is fam aig even when we cannot afford it, does this sound like a passion? >> to fundamentally reduce the size of government. >> politicians promise cuts but then spend more severe that five year it was the same from the romney speech. >> he said we will cut the deficit to put america on track. and the t

john: yay! >> caller: and i have to tell everyone the question that is asked of me most of the time is what is entitlements? most people don't know. i want to mention everything that romney said he was going to do away with. so here they go -- and this is an insurance claim for everyone that thinks we want fit-free stuff, this is a safety net for everyone. social security is going. medicare is going. i talked to a lady that takes care of medicaid patients. it's $3,000 a month just to take care of someone who has alzheimer's. they said they are going to broke unions which started last year. and why? because their employers do not like -- our companies don't like unions, so they are going to do what romney does would imagine, and hire everyone minimum wage -- >> john: as teddy roosevelt said labor has to be organized because corporations are organized. stop calling them entitlements and start calling them earned benefits. >> caller: i like that better. >> john: entitlements -- if you read the word

john: it is early. but laments-- months later. >> it is more than marriage marriage, a civil unions and domestic partnerships. so the domestic legal union is how it is defined. john: should people be allowed to marry three women? >> that does not make sense. the history of marriage is between two and the vigils. john: this history is to tell a people to hide in the closet. >> that is not the debate we're having. >> consenting adults should not be -- should be married. why not polygamy? that is for another organization. i am just happy giving north carolinian is the opportunity. >> if the government has an interest in marriage because it is about the future of eric cantor -- country. >> it does not make it go away. >> not a single person will get divorced or married because of their gay marriage of their neighbor does. >> the government's purpose is to protect children. they are unnatural result of natural marriage. john: a lot of single-parent >> but what about those people who cannot have children? the

john: murray was trying to hit a much bigger serve there. john: there it is. bill: what a shot that was by murray. john: that was a good shot. maybe djokovic thinks he's so fast he can get to it anyway. here's a ball he hits across court. he's still over to his left and that's where that door is open that's where that door is open for murray. >> fault. bill: murray able to get to the overhead. mary: it's almost as though murray is trusting his shots a little bit more. djokovic seems a little dis inclined to follow in on some of his shots because he's not sure they're falling in john: he should have followed in on that short shot, where murray was forced to hit off. mary: that's why perhaps djokovic is just a fraction of a moment late on some oaf these. bill: 40-15. bill: 40-15. >> fault. john: i'm not sure if he's trusting his shots or less bother out there. could be a tiny bit of both. >> out. john: this is, again, it is frustrating for both these guys. it really is tough. bill: john, when you think about novak djokovic, is his game a little more tightly cali

john: we should stop. [applause] >> senator kobren said get rid of it and congress ignored him. >> obama's said he would regulate the auto industry to have twice as is efficient vehicles. current bottom maker is incentivize on their own? >> no. we're too stupid. >> that is what the government believes. the fuel standards are much more erred dangerous requirements to build lighter cars and thousands are dying. in this field efficiency over human lives. >> we will need the cars to go twice as far because gas will be twice as expensive which is okay s. obama's said it will be twice as expensive. from facebook coelho. john: but people like that. we are in it together. and is not left versus right or democrat versus republican and. it is the ruling elite verses the regular people. [applause] john: kennedy said what do you mean by weak? not if they give us orders. >> they mean people who think alike some describe two different velocities but that diversity of thought makes our country great. john: and think you.

john: that will work. so you would certainly think right now the odds heavily favor the defending champion. bill: novak 6-1 in five-setters here at the open. murray 5-1. both very good. >> out. mary: how hard is it for andy murray, john, to remember that he's one set away? just as he was when he was two sets up? john: this is it. that's the beauty of it, though. see, he was feeling some pressure trying to finish it off and then all those questions come into mind but now -- mary: he's got to play one mary: he's got to play one great set. mary: that would change his life, his reputation. john: it would almost be better for him if he were to win this in a fifth set than had he won in straights. he played well within himself this point. he's been able to control the court. and i think he's, in a way, feeling less pressure right now than he did in the third set and early in the fourth. he needs to get a good start. bill: break point. get a look at a second serve. bill: and it's murray with the early break! john

john: that's absolutely right. djokovic, when it went over his head he just started the point over, which is smart. didn't go for too much. he's starting to take control of more of these baseline points, which is good news for points, which is good news for him. his serve is starting to work for him also. getting more free points off that. bill: 124, that last serve. bill: the men's championship of the u.s. open. we're in the third set. andy murray looking for his first grand slam title against the reigning u.s. open men's novak djokovic. murray took the first two sets and djokovic up a break, now 3-1 in the third set and tv's number one new comedy is on the move to a new time. catch the season premiere monday at 9:00, 8:00 central, monday at 9:00, 8:00 central, only cbs. the usta billie jean king national tennis center in new york. just across the east river from manhattan, as andy murray serves with a two sets lead at serves with a two sets lead at 1-3. andy has always been one of his generation's best tactical p

john: it is for their side. media matters says more money for the union. >> the members don't know this. classified as public relations it is like administration and overhead. john: and they seem happy. >> if they could have the job without part of a. john: tea and wisconsin when they were forced to be a member they left like that. >> is important to give them a voice and a vote. john: the union is not pro worker but pro "shadowbosses". john: you talk about the military i assume that is the exception. >> one-third of the military or civilian and 60% are already unionized there on military bases, filing grievances and be found a grievance union filed when the price of soda went from of $0.50 up at $0.55. >> and they had to fight that. and imagine the taxpayer dollars used. john: border patrol, immigration, fema, e ven the nasa scientist. >> even the peace corps. >> at home insecurity we found 62 people getting paid to do work do you know, what they do full-time? just union work. homeland security. >> 40% of union

john: it is for their side. media matters says more money for the union. >> the members don't know this. classified as public relations it is like administration and overhead. john: and they seem happy. >> if they could have the job without part of a. john: tea and wisconsin when they were forced to be a member they left like that. >> is important to give them a voice and a vote. john: the union is not pro worker but pro "shadowbosses". john: you talk about the military i assume that is the exception. >> one-third of the military or civilian and 60% are already unionized there on military bases, filing grievances and be found a grievance union filed when the price of soda went from of $0.50 up at $0.55. >> and they had to fight that. and imagine the taxpayer dollars used. john: border patrol, immigration, fema, e ven the nasa scientist. >> even the peace corps. >> at home insecurity we found 62 people getting paid to do work do you know, what they do full-time? just union work. homeland security. >> 40% of union

john: the patriot act. he has changed and grown. john: i want to believe that. my romney says i can create 12 million jobs. how does he? >> i don't want government creating any more jobs. [applause] there are a lot of people who do good work as government employees but at the end of the day, every government job takes three or four taxpayers to support. and mitt romney will not do it unless he starts a company. >> the loathsome death to that. the biggest issue is we are the biggest issue is we are on the road tory and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. i mean, yeah, you could say it's an unusual hobby. and yeah, i've had people laugh at me, but i don't care. i just love collecting air. people always say the world is, like, 80% water, right? that me

>> john: exactly. >> caller: he was convicted and ordered to pay $97,000 in restitution. i wonder if he has. you were talking about cracking down on medical marijuana. here is where we need to crack down on. him, making sure he has paid his fine and putting him back in jail because he violated his probation. >> john: well, a boy can dream. she is right not only the actors of that offensive film, but the guy who made it is lying about who he is. and i said the name of the film yesterday morning, but i'm not saying it again, and we're not playing any of the cuts. >> another quality false flag production. >> john: exactly. mary in west virginia. >> caller: good morning, president obama has been shown on tv this morning answering a question about whether egypt is our friend or our enemy. his answer is egypt is not a friend or enemy at this point. and one pundit used that to say the president is unsure. yesterday msnbc had a lady on who said we, meaning the america, has no cards to play right now. she said

john lewis: twenty-five. and i was going from southwest georgia through atlanta back to selma, when we heard that he had been shot. i came to new york, attended the service for him. amy goodman: what is your assessment of the significance of malcolm x? rep. john lewis: i think malcolm played a major role in helping to educate, inform and dramatize the need for mass movement. people read about him. many of the young people, black and white, read his story. many did not agree necessarily with his techniques or his tactic. but if malcolm had lived, i am convinced that he would have been part of the southern nonviolent wing of the civil rights movement. amy goodman: and his relationship with dr. king? what did dr. king think? rep. john lewis: i remember malcolm being in the hotel, before we even saw him in kenya, the night of the march on washington-the evening before the march on washington. he was at the hilton hotel in washington. now, he didn't like the way the march turned out, because he said it was like a

john: come on. a lot of them are just kidding a friendly doctor to write a prescription. >> that is not the case. we have a horrible epidemic. a marin county, highest rate of breast cancer in the nation. we had 50 percent of our patients were women in the middle. they absolutely needed medical marijuana for chemotherapy. a safe and affordable place to go. john: we can argue about this, and i would argue that anybody ought to get themselves whenever they want because you want to own your own body, but that is for another show. you have been a good business person in your community. the mayor of your town says you have been great. however, you are near a playground, and your children. >> a ball field not use nine hits and runs out of the year. then there were ballgames. we were under all our rules, 100 roles that we had to live by. we had to close during the ball games. we are not open. the rest of the time the ball to was empty. not used. this little ball field. john: the mayor says proximity of the

john: he broke a string there following that rally. he's probably got six or seven others, plenty to chuse from. bill: this is the -- choose from. bill: this is the side of the court that has given novak a little more trouble throughout this match. john: this is the side of the court that is easier to control when you have the wind behind you. he hasn't used his ability to use topspin to keep it in the court as much as it appears he should have. bill: 15-15. john: he's fighting the wind and murray and himself, so he's got three opponents, instead of two. bill: novak came in winning 60% of his second-serve points, which is often a telling statistic. today, 30%. that will help. murray challenging. the chase review. john: his serve has been neutralized in this match to a degree because of the wind. djokovic only has three aces for the match. murray has only one but he's murray has only one but he's getting it done. >> out. bill: so the hold from joke rick and now murray will serve rick and now murray will serve for the set. this coming su

john: at least paul ryan has a plan. the democrats say we will protect it. >> mitt romney is the top of the ticket saying he will preserve medicare and attacked every other republican who dared to question. but beyond that to he has the wrong answer. trying do guarantee current levels of benefit. we need to get rid of the idea just because you turn 65 you deserve a big fat check. john: i am a baby-boomers. i am robbing you. i am getting back three times what i paid. >> you have two different directions. neither party wants to scrap it but we do have the paul ryan brand which is very different with the independent payment advisory board. >> but to create about sure to go up in value. >> what is the better choice? or something of paul ryan? that is our choice. >> it is very similar but to we need to reconfigure medicare so security we need to rethink the social contract and then but nancy pelosi is medicare and social security. john: we are out of time. our special correspondent talks to my favorite candidate. john: for th

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members of john's unit were told they committed suicide after receiving a dear john letter from elizabeth it was alleged that the letter had been found with his body our see me personally hand over. but i do know one thing was i wouldn't ever for you know for him or anything would have been this in our rights are a lot of us i don't want anyone to think i would ever do that rumors continued to reach the family from soldiers returning from afghanistan in the weeks following john's funeral talk of a dear john letter gave way to speculation that he may have been killed for speaking out about here when you said bag room john had told his father months before that heroin was everywhere on base and the two members of his unit had been sent home for using the drug while the ploy after his death the family learned he was openly critical of the army's lack of response to the heroin issue bolstering john's accusations was an article by investigative journalist seymour hersh. in april of two thousand and four person reported that retired military and cia officials had told them there were increasing

john: that was it. that serve had a lot of velocity on it, opened the velocity on it, opened the court up. >> fault. john: there's one of them. bill: 3-1. perhaps that burden of trying to win your first grand slam, the burden of history representing british tennis got a little heavier. andy with a clear path to the finish line still. still up a break. novak at 1-3. novak at 1-3. >> fault. bill: broken seven times the entire tournament coming into this championship match, but seven times today. bill: novak tried to break it open. it's out. john: physically they still look really good. four and a half hours in. we're getting close. bill: four hours, 54 minutes. we're at 4:32. 15-15. bill: charging in. john: he's seeing that murray has been chipping that forehand return. what a gutsy call here. one serve and volley in four and a half hours. mary: they both have used that wide serve well tonight. >> fault. mary: jumped on top of that mary: jumped on top of that 92-mile-an-hour serve. this is how he's had to

but that was encouraged by both john and kenny. they wanted me to look like i didn't know what i was doing which was fine and was true. >> there was a shot of a construction worker high up on the building, dancing. that was a real construction worker. we were filming, and the music was blaring. someone poked john or the cameraman and said, "look. look at that guy up there." tilted the camera up really quickly and caught him. never knew who he was. >> this crane came up. we realized, "oh, my god, we've got thousands and thousands of people. they were coming from all over the immediate area and thought it was a real parade, thought it was a real event. >> and that's one of those magical movie moments, where you could feel it on the set toward the end where the camera cranes up. everybody's streamed into the streets and started dancing and singing. it was real, and it was just -- i got chills when we did it. so we knew, "okay, this is special." >> it really just felt like a huge crowd and a spontaneous thing of joy. [ cheers and appla

members of john's unit were told they committed suicide after receiving a dear john letter from elizabeth it was alleged that the letter had been found with his body. to me personally hand over. but i do know one thing was i wouldn't ever for you know for him or anything with half a dozen our rights are a lot of us i don't want anyone to think that i would ever do that rumors continued to reach the family from soldiers returning from afghanistan in the weeks following john's funeral talk of a dear john letter gave way to speculation that he may have been killed for speaking out about her when you said bag. john had told his father months before that heroin was everywhere on base and the two members of his unit had been sent home for using the drug while the ploy after his death the family learned he was openly critical of the army's lack of response to the heroin issue bolstering john's accusations was an article by investigative journalist seymour hersh in april of two thousand and four reported that retired military and cia officials had told them there were increasing reports of heroin

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john: the patriot act. he has changed and grown. john: i want to believe that. my romney says i can create 12 million jobs. how does he? >> i don't want government creating any more jobs. [applause] there are a lot of people who do good work as government employees but at the end of the day, every government job takes three or four taxpayers to support. and mitt romney will not do it unless he starts a company. >> the loathsome death to that. the biggest issue is we are the biggest issue is we are on the road to questions. when you're caring for a loved one with alzheimer's, not a day goes by that you don't have them. questions about treatment where to go for extra help, how to live better with the disease. so many questions, where do you start? alzheimers.gov. the answers start here. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org [applause] john: at

. >> and now, john >> and now, john stossel. [applause] john: what does your brain tell you should do about our problems? we have plenty. lots of people are poor. here we should spread the wealth around. i hear businesses raise prices and gouge people. foreigners sneak into america and take american jobs. there ought to be a law. government should do something. that's just the way people think. it is instinct. and i have to admit, it is how i used to think. it took me decades to realize i was wrong. that passing a law, often, usually does more harm than good and progress comes from millions of individuals acting to make themselves better off guided by an investable hand, a hand inadvertently helps others. that is counterintuitive to most people. not to viewers of the "stossel" show but to normal people. your brains are designed to think when there's a problem government should address it. my next guests say they know why our brains are wired that way. we have a evolutionary psychologist at university of california at santa barba

john: we should stop. [applause] >> senator kobren said get rid of it and congress ignored him. >> obama's said he would regulate the auto industry to have twice as is efficient vehicles. current bottom maker is incentivize on their own? >> no. we're too stupid. >> that is what the government believes. the fuel standards are much more erred dangerous requirements to build lighter cars and thousands are dying. in this field efficiency over human lives. >> we will need the cars to go twice as far because gas will be twice as expensive which is okay s. obama's said it will be twice as expensive. from facebook coho. john: but people like that. we are in it together. and is not left versus right or democrat versus republican and. it is the ruling elite verses the regular people. [applause] john: kennedy said what do you mean by weak? t if they give us orders. >> they mean people who think alike some describe two different velocities but that diversity of thought makes our country great. john: and think you. com

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john: she laid into that at john: she laid into that at 122, long. john: 4land 0 up, you can afford to go for that type of shot. mary: she just didn't have her feet set on that one. tried to kind of rush it a little bit. take it before it bounced all the way up. john: have to beat errani at her own game. mary: yeah. john: she's already won one match 0-0. has yet to lose a game here so has yet to lose a game here so far. bill: serena won her 63rd match at the u.s. open with that quarter final victory. that means over the course of the last week and a half, she's passed both venus and lindsay davenport in the all-time u.s. open list. john: she doesn't have experience out here, errani's such a huge stadium. she's really having problems getting anything going. already overwhelmed. just so much power. bill: 40-15. mary: those winners from serena are coming from everywhere. her serves, her returns, her forehands, her backhands. utterly balanced, composed attack. another deuce. another deuce. bill: so bill: sara errani serving to get on a the board against

members of john's unit were told they committed suicide after receiving a dear john letter from elizabeth it was alleged that the letter had been found with his body are to me personally handed over. but i do know one thing was i wouldn't ever for you know for whom or anything with half a dozen are right here live i don't want anyone to think that i would ever do that rumors continued to reach the family from soldiers returning from afghanistan in the weeks following john's funeral talk of a dear john letter gave way to speculation that he may have been killed for speaking out about her when you said bag room john had told his father months before that heroin was everywhere on base and the two members of his unit had been sent home for using the drug while the ploy after his death the family learned he was openly critical of the army's lack of response to the heroin issue bolstering john's accusations was an article by investigative journalist seymour hersh. in april of two thousand and four reported that retired military and cia officials had told them there were increasing reports of he

she made several of them. >> john: did she, jon jo.jon: i. >> john: did you.jon: i just sa. play the clip. >> hillary: no way, no how, nom. >> john: she never said shelaidr said she was human garbage. that would have sent a signal of support. >>jon: what about this. hillary: what about this barak owobama is my candidate and he s going to be president. >> john: she didn't say when.20. did you see her outfit she could have chose a more supported look than an tan tangerine pant suit. >>jon: you want this contest. >> that is the shore yo story sn ridicule me. i'm only doing it because it's fun and easy and i have time to kill. i used to be like you thinking the party would come together until i spent the entire evening finding a woman to under cut that theory. >>jon: did you? >> o >> john: i was at the pepsicent. are you ready to heal? >> are you ready to heal? are you ready to heal. come on. don't move. r you going to heal? >> hillary: barak obama goodand. 45 minutes ago these people couldn't walk. we heal. we heal. she couldn't do it and might have done it. the speech was amaz