Tyt Hour - June 29th, 2010

sure well yes actually I think that's true that on yeah I think yesterday weeks post political reporters for the force of that first of all good news on that met tell you these coming on the program akhtar by that same issue at the top of the third hour so it caught eastern by the rain down holy hell are loaded on his blog every thought about it anything come on here and were detective um now %uh you in today's program in a second hour we're going to go out for of %uh entertainment media it is a little heavy I had just come back okay has come now the CIA are okay but was a ever it's not about it's about the entertainment industry is that about three minutes long they can tell you all you need to know about that came in the thoughts our case on it but I'm telling you the economic side about Thursday that that's all I do I'm upset about these on the night of the Russian spy story on this great person comes in great twists and turns but you know I never said that for caspar to but now up I I got John baiter tells us what to do the republican plan and yes it turns out you shocked by that he is covers those here but he said himself morning should your letter the for right now today an absurd sentelle a an absurd oh should and ought to get vote although it is pleased I'm not all right at them tend to you're gone but is there well yes I know I take it the like you %uh he's of course for the senate now other confirmation hearings what's your intensely bill and nearly completely well it does is it gives that republicans a chance to posture little bit and television about that fit that up with Iran are out there with a a mobile that on and it is unlikely that you'd look we really ought with this phase of what you'll see an answer %uh first %uh problems have a and by the way it's useless because he then went into a real positions are I was of course you go to the republicans cases that get that that's the and democrats will karen that's how you do what york's i'll bet that I feel better off than we even bomb when you get to that in a second and %uh and none of this means anything will never find out what she had to say as for those who is on the court the system is totally broken well the republicans attacked yes without bond well let's first start with could number two dozens of the you've talked about his judicial heroes one of course is Justice thurgood marshall mistaken identified thurgood marshall was another political appearance with that an associate yourself with well known activist judges the corporate jets that but Justice marshall it's well known activist Justice marshall's judicial Wall street is not what I would consider to be mainstream he might be the economy of a results-oriented judge these judges really don't and not an activist ideas they advocated he considered himself the judicial activist in those unapologetic about it and they hope for is that the idea that a giant is nearly a neutral on power there's a one six million you do what you think is right and what the law catch up he describe his judicial philosophy has quote do what you think is right and let the law catch up close quote this case it appears to me to see us to clear breach Justice marshall's judicial philosophy cornett among other things at the end of the war she may be exactly the results oriented Justice President Obama is looking for I've got it she's in favor of little bit more well well thurgood marshall before we got on the supreme court argued brown versa of board of education won that case that'll be one of several cases the united states history well what he did on the supreme court and alleged that's why the interest rate I think that on the sole of that we don't like him first what do you think we like brown versus board of education we like that that up that thing is these days he can't serious about Chris bury's report it and they might not even be against right but back then were concerns against it hell yeah with a guess they're immortal and I guess they thought and to the right that tell you and so even as the orrin hatch who report comes as the state has grown not something that were actually it's interesting so if they're marshalling had come before the supreme court while you were but in the senate would you vote to go the Fed up with a new Jersey spot done it and has I I have to say I'm not sure about that all right well then there you have it they hate that they don't like any of that civil rights nonsense the about what okay or that the whole country came up with partly think that the remark and like thurgood marshall had other opinions of a rally like those either okay so they're coming out or not you think that's bad quickly on the giancana John kyle it's said look this is the author of marshall believe in now you tell me here on this side because he's very skeptical about this but as for it on the day that quote from John kerr center for the politics of America marshall well it was known for his quote unshakable determination to protect the undergo the but let me tell you the end of the week is if you have and I'm not interested our republic ATT is and what he says that marshall said that we know that in a democracy powerful interests must not be allowed to drown out the voices of ordinary citizens well John thousand and set I think the powerful forces to drown out the voices of ordinary citizens now what a new they sell your if they were playing but let's say right there you would that liberal activist in favor of ordinary citizens and that underdog good luck go the earlier they were thanks now about that that is so clear that one caveat and that's why I've never been a you're right I called for the guy i'll tell you what what's that next question but day well what I've seen it but of course liberals these days and I don't think he's in a level no neither any word yet on those films that you did it well then that I mean in my show i'll progressive or liberal I don't know so that's next are they going after he's a well known for grabs art get a load of Jeff sessions here the republics are from alabama the way he's going to find is Christopher take it because it sounds like you get it straight from the land back now tell you talk more about his trip when we come back from the video clip number three I'm now on now we've seen a bit of a revival in the idea of the progressive legal movement all of that people %uh and they really twentieth century advocated views or changing America they felt the constitution often blocked them from doing that and they were very interested in seeking ways to use of burma get around that constitution your former colleague at interactive show Chicago greeted at they not city in the county still doctrine that spirit in a way obvious comprehensive social and economic reforms he's referring to the progress is had to be rejected or circumvented and he noted that the progressive influence continue to exert itself he's talking about today long past the new deal in modern supreme court decisions not been addressed questions of federalism economic liberties and taking for public duties I believe that's a dangerous philosophy I believe that's a flossing not I'm just the fact that in a judge on the court %uh and I'm worried about the transcendent American people are great credit %um Obama I counseled them the present Obama been known for some time I understand hi said I believe she is largely a protracted and among them Obama himself or I you agree with that the significance of that at knife point sure how I would characterize on politics but one thing I do know is that my politics would be must be activity completely separate from nineteen ten but that I love this though that yeah but that's in our are I wouldn't say progressive why not what one is that what it is today then shut up arrests last question what's so hard about but you would in a vote against it is arrested but of course not now that's not a bad sessions right that he's coming out of her I heard and went back for ended in nineteen twenties the progressive movement was this a mandate a debit card yet well that's what happens in the instruments through the glove back but who cares in the nineteen twenties ninety years later when I was out of the morass of moving ninety years ago my grandfather didn't even know what I was out there with the progressive movement ninety years ago isn't it southeast of those in turkey is the a promise on do with it okay and if you know why you see what their doing that they want to make progress that a dirty word you understand see I'm a liberal a dirty word for the like are you what those constitution eighteen for west it of the nineteen twenties that we will so come on man first through that statement I don't know anything about the nineteen twenties are progressive now that's the sound of that that knowledge first report but of course in order to get that from %uh a likelihood is that somehow things work these days you really get the what is the police to come up am I being a little unfair that's it she's tried the empathetic right well I'm really pay attention question I care a lot about it okay but on the back um oh by the way that's Robert his political positions in the end will come to serve he was in the nineteen twenties well you know what if I ask you what kind of distorted are you seeing kind of this sort of as that was a well the nineteen fifties and sixties that use the I always down black people tried across bridges for civil rights and beat them with sticks sick beds I don't the kind that you still lynch what as I thought I could say everyone from the nineteen twenties the thirties forties fifties sixties that kind of history I think have in the sixties well I didn't we're the lighting was by the nineteen twenties what I think is there a real sessions but nobody ever asked that question that's not quite sure costar you can't touch mister you get cut up hey wait a minute remember what you said a call the media liberal you remember that that's where the media said blacks or whites are equal since that time with growth I've got a media obviously whites and blacks are equal okay so the I ask those questions you know I attack but progress is what they did is got alleles on here that in the nineteen forties and fifties now about the nineteen twenties what some point will go back to the eighteen twenties and then they'll grab a little from the thirteen twenties that cause the black plague but say I know what they're talking about I don't know what happened the so what happened roberts when he was that being questioned with all the republicans go after minutes what is the political identity of course they spent their entire time up is that now that's find that and the democrats are now up to his that's that's how politics works %uh accept roberts war up and down just like a good I like that I saying what is that what I think let me let anybody got a memo what I want to I don't know what that means well I'm an umpire just call all balls was right so and how many cases has that chief Justice roberts we will be there the conservative right-wing republican position I keep a real it's well I think to be fair it's not in tally republican position his now the Obama administration has adopted those same arguments that that the Bush administration left over in a lot of things so it was calm right wing services hundred times the roberts go with that mister also struck hundred percent of the time I had six ever the balkans what things up but it and he didn't the problems that King was the same I got a law like insanity or right but in America the biggest thing you know if you start there so I expected to the supreme court on the guns this is northern Gaza business supreme court has ruled that everyone has a right to own guns no matter what well you are in the country so if you're you know if you can hear in the middle of Wyoming a and you know that you're allowed to do that right in Wyoming allowed to do that anyway right but if you're in the military or can you should not want another well they don't give a damn if you know it's got a lot to me if you know but quite have the right to own guns that day so and then that they added that that's it everybody more down in the bars net forestall deliver place the people are allowing the guns and we that pervade which have any reasonable regulations so no of course not look I I get a little upset but the reality is be the lower courts are going to go to reinterpret new layers of the glasses were in Washington they can restrict and regulate gun ownership so you have to pass a certain tests if to prove that you know mentally retarded you know you can certainly tell us so you're on TV and it's the getting up but the is that there are a lot on that too but Gates few restrictions but no one is allowed the ban handguns here no matter where you are do you know if a decade of this is it seems that related I think it is somewhat limited right now one of our current policy stance in Afghanistan is that we will negotiate with the problem when they lay down their arms but up up it the right to do that there all you got it from a okay we're going to go because you know it's the the afghans love to do is give up their weapons I had been attacked them at all but what's funny is that the sort of afghanistan's it will even talk to you have to make sure that you turn over all your and we'll take that we give 'em your honor the are in America we get richer guns I had all again a lot probably a good at the way pretty much rarely we certainly can't ban them a new York but in Afghanistan which have been America %uh what a lot of do you think that the but decisions right wing it we have problems with well you guys got all the ferment of of that of bruce fein a great article he's the deeply concerned what under Ronald Reagan but he's one of the good guys in my opinion because what do you agree or disagree the muscles specific issues I think that yes the Bush administration so claims of executive power he's in the same on Obama and he's right on about he laid out a devastating case again so on occasion saying she only any time she is not bad down the center of power almost every instance use that I had a President of one of the really likes well that's not protecting the supreme court to me that's what the disqualified that's why the road that's not one of the reasons as the main reason we originally how many years ago now the ninety nine our live on air filibustered as a leader because we were sold concerned about his views on exit of power if a lot of his views are not that different equally consumer there's no balance in this country then nobel's whatsoever %uh finally on this issue %uh the republicans are mad at their senators but because they're probably not top enough on to you of course what is a baseline they are filibuster %uh they would want to filibuster of anybody but even orrin hatch is saying look at had an accomplice more you can get her to be on our side these are not mean I had urges of thurgood marshall and of all but he's like article Bob you sound what based on what progress a position of nineteen twenty but that of course that the party Iraq I am Iraq back but act the it they wanted a well before with them up top but they're welcome back we're going to come back five that night and fairness up it's a great job in imports the in a low base that tiny several republicans think attack on that courts and I quote solo whatever it is common but let's get going number one of we are is one positive a supreme court decision a little it you know about it that's Don siegelman's %uh %uh %uh ruling against us the only conviction of Iran on a service one two thousand six case has been um that is good news %uh you know here a relic three people bomb dates so as well we did freed Don Siegelman sure %uh well %uh with reporters for it's not a hundred percent yet it gave a kid goes the lower court they got to reconsider but it's part of their a ruling on %uh jeff's killing the four former and run CEO and it's this thing called honest services fraud and they've actually made it harder to prosecute it's very confusing but daley's well I just explained it well a great a little simple just real quick break this was a fairly broad their permission in the that law that you can use to prosecute people based on fraud %uh and the supreme court said it's too broad and having read that provision I can see why they would make that case the flip side is it's going to make prosecution of that these fraud cases a lot harder whether it's corporate fraud or political fraud now it ironically was up helping Siegelman and helping Justice in that one case because they use that really broad law to prosecute Ed garsten was a former governor of alabama democrat you know the guy the door the woman who prosecuted him was married to the campaign adviser of is appalled this is a case where we had eyewitness testimony yet karl rove came in and told us the truth prosecute the guy no matter what he never got any campaign donations or any money himself and he got railroaded so this decision was up helping Siegelman but of course only it's could also help a lot of people get away with corporate fraud and political front the way that it's going to come back to bite you right wing supreme court rocks I'm sure a lot the in i'll agree with that I'm not sure I'm being too tough on her but I just can't stand the we don't know anything about her and all the positions to admit to is right wing prison that's it now it's kind of funny by republicans caring goes running against that Harry Reid of nevada world's greatest gift to Harry Reid that's the thing with these democrats and they are blacks with silly enemies and so of boxes complains about how Obama ate a hamburger or wears his pants and people go on that on that side so I guess I must be with Obama he'll get the real criticism of Obama Harry Reid I think is the disaster a lot of ways as senate majority leader and he was as senate minority leader when he got his *** rolled over by the republicans over and over again but he's ballot share in any falls on his lap dances about it if you'd like me to that would explain a hundred different ways before we got a new one and she's on a radio show and that he's going to be asked on the bill mentor show well what %uh if you make any exceptions %uh in are pro-life position a killer was she said you've been watching this you know this right I mean it's become because I too am pro-life but I'm also pro-choice to understand when I say when I mean the not portraits possible choice round and now there's their stories to at saint Charles David duke on traditional values and that all this is any reasonable for an abortion I'm not in my book on others *** and *** would not be something you know I'm not Christian and I believe that God has a plan and a purpose for each one of our allies stand that he can intercede in all kinds of situations that we need to have a little faith and many thanks i'd be curious to know if you got *** it was part of god's plan now the press the media what it is that simple life and they don't want violence the with and indeed look at this thing a Wall that's crazy everybody points out really in and let people go rate all or who were victims of *** it wasn't me that's great spirit but I think the second part of the famous crazy but god's plan that your daddy on global ever mullis you and impregnate you as he just have that baby because that's the cards that God don't you sad day for you that is horribly cruel and they they had it seems like him noel ability for and that the whatsoever and that's what they looked at and that's during their so my or a confirmation hearing I've got at the the whoever and had to be for anybody he got rate sad day for you it's god's plan but they they federated all the terror the issue of openness percent it's crazy and what did I want to talk about in the beginning of pro-choice and pro-life issue comes out of his hat I'm of for pro-choice if you make the truth is I walked which is that stain and that advocate letting pro-choice but listen the exact opposite approach to it that they're sick people man %uh I can it you know what Harry Reid is pro-life so as usual or like okay who's pro-choice it's the the right way for super Tuesday and right wing does it releases these days in America okay now that we go from one that but wouldn't dish back to another no I'm giving understand rates and kelly is in a libertarian is not necessarily partisan any way shape or form and he was against the bank bill as usual he's in a tag at biosphere %uh about now the right wing position read this the guy on CNBC that pretty much started the party mean by say it on a rope looking out and I yeah I know he claims he didn't say that look at how come I never hear scream at the ballot second that never ever makes news it's a would this makes the straight so let's go to centellas %uh %uh %uh most built here and the guy who's the voice of reason and %uh the guy by the name of weissman he's going to be the one guy of course that everybody else jobs down here on CNBC what's that I think that all you guys want to cut back their generous to bring down the deficit my and I think that had a nice guy and I think that's not my idea of a house that the ideas not flag and that that mean and being down okay my capital gains capital making zero percent see what happened the be very good the up Steve I think that the jackhammers one said it had you know it's about time that I doubt I just I just think that what the basic elements of the contract don't pay for themselves but the well-heeled I knows okay it's about summit economists in spite of the funding and they do the it started about ten o'clock well that that that that that I have we don't know the date about I think so okay greta wreck let's now spending on defense without spelling out dennis there are Afghanistan Iraq your you had you had also you not and what happened next white on so you made stop spending up for being on the middle class right stop spending our everything that the starts many other bankers yet why did you yell and scream every day they took homecoming this thing and try it out of those bankers the you protect those guys behind you at least and all that I love that he says when of weitzman said it is guys it's the blacksmith said well you have wanted to cut taxes read my God that it's wrong that doesn't walk he doesn't bring in more revenue when he says that we thought it was a cut taxes the are dying that means is that we should cut taxes we should that that capital gains not your taxes Japanese investment those guys they investors with a sewage had this you're all yeah well and and other CBS- ABC NBC reporter the result and then that met taxes for the rich should be zero very that well what I think that you didn't say cut back six of the justin everybody agreed and you shall go on the one guy with information well at that neither of these are but it it uses liberals and progressives of class warfare what you got that killing class warfare on well long on in those people want to take your money a lot of pain taxes well what about this said a hundred times he pays less taxes than a secretary do you want to get out a lot of money to anyone who can prove among those the CEO's and fund managers is that that doesn't mean that as a percentage of their well income then there's secretary it any CEO can prove that he's going to get them on no I think that it will last taxes on us and then when it comes time to spending on whatever thing we need the domestically it might be green energy might be a highway by direct on yeah well what it set priorities are of the you keep that money going man I thought CNBC date sickening okay alabama skip ahead real quick to tell you what if it's that there will come back to of John tanner said today we should a social security this is seventy years old %uh so if you play retire at sixty five sad day for you the deny you think we care you got it here you got of it I know he has done better and is that tell you what he really thinks you should do which is not retire and he's in the very honest about what he was spending money on its debt he was the republican priorities this is their leader in the house the number one guy in the house for the republicans car not so sure well all please the gentleman King hussein of jordan and the bulls return investigating the retirement age to seventy certainly instead he said that's more accurate over time the national hurricane center okay we begin with the American people what's going on and that is that if you don't what do we start what are what are we this is you don't you while fit well because we paid into this system you're not doing me a favor we've all been paying into social security our whole lives it's our money it's they make fun of the word in title you know why that would exist is because we have entitled to that money because we paying to that money it's just coming back to us you don't just get to take it of course this is exactly what they want to do for more tax cuts the rich and is he said later and that speak or that every right to stay for more war he said how to pay for the Afghanistan war and Iraq war if we can't penetrate social security and what he's not telling you is you've already done in ratings social security word decades you know which the mainstream press almost never told you the social security as in dying did it start life now that was about all those go broke that's not true that's right it takes up a lot it's just that they took that surplus and he spent an hour they've spent his part of the regular budget all of these years and then when you ask the guy in the deficit commission white house and said because what it says the budget I owe you so I mean if it's an IOU to China or to Japan a steady rain you'll pay it but it is an IOU to the average American we already paid into it and we want them of their surplus in social security well that's a sad day for you John Davis got a great idea make you week and and work five years more actions fight is a real-life whatever is of the job been around since then or any of these other guys and that talk about the consumer price index what he's saying is well the actual table actuarial tables will be much better that means they'll pay you left you understand I tell I tell ya eighths told you to come after the last thing the back which is social security they're coming for your money the year the suckers of the table they are the funneled plans for the bankers but you know the doha round aimed is not about class backs every day why don't we get some of that money back from those gaps for that the free money we give them what was only and percent taught that chided the car been required about was only ten percent of the money we at the bank Q why we get that all no no no no no no but no we can't get bankers they're absolutely essential we can't do that no we're going to make you work another five years without paying less to retirement they know what you know you put money into it made it says the what are we paying yourself back maybe well that's the republican philosophy and you know that there was a time in this country when that was considered crazy I think Howard said there's only a couple of Texas will billionaires who want to get rid of social security and the lunatics he was a republican President now it's just thrown around I don't know big illegal course obviously when the rates of security they the bankers again obviously right and of paying for more more wars and more more defense spending you know we spend more on defense then the rest of the world of buying what are we going you see that makes us safer now let's go to our next story that that some on the bench Don barnes thought is getting is portrait released today a in the Pentagon reveal all walla family to it now it is porter goss the the thousand dollars I'm with a problem with the president's second but let's go let's go to that honoring former secretary of defense Donald rumsfeld it was the second second portrait of the former defense secretary who served in the position twice he was the youngest secretary of defense when he served under President gerald ford from nineteen seventy five until nineteen seventy seven and the old is when he was reappointed again in two thousand one the background of one painting shows the American flag behind at the Pentagon after the nine eleven attacks secretary years while the show that at this time what can we get the porker part of the simpsons it's the department of defense right yes the day defend us and then they brag about it putting this portrait I remember when the Pentagon Obama on his watch the department of defense they didn't defend us it's that they were not all that been invaded Afghanistan the navy Iraq for no God damn things that saddam also said it was our get rich and more think the bomb so no bands nothing about that and who better all the military contractor they're all billion and held made a tremendous amount of money for your sons and daughters ago get killed in those wars and then they conduct had think important so that's a little bit but any and then they have been to talk about the man that I don't want I don't want to as a teacher for that now what police this portrait it caused such an uproar it was were reveal it was going to happen but it doesn't it was imposed what a story about it rub salt but kind of bad witches we are Israel that almost never happens the side to pay for itself but given all that because there was this huge feel about it the paper the original nobody else pays you know all these guys not just the cabinet guys from secretary positions that some secretary for by mail production a disease center they are paid seventeen thousand thirty three thousand fifty thousand dollars for these portrait and by the way it quits they're not paying it we are I don't give up line who will head the sub secretary big guy again commerce department is what I got paid seventeen thousand dollar-plus that quicker on a Wall four but norman that says norman that it was served on eighty eight different administrations republican and democrat we really has reporters that one when he was in congress one when he work for Clinton won within four when he worked for both so I think well that could be up top attorney the thousand dollars of norman mineta portrait and he says no you don't fit sometimes I like to walk by the hall and see my predecessors and hiding a inspiration of strength from that I hope one day somebody does to look at by three different picture and then centel egos the screen stop spending stop spending these guys love the pat each other on that's they'd love to take their money spent it on themselves we can you imagine anything more symbolic of that been hanged johnnie portrait of themselves but like that be I I'm a great at that part of the Washington I spent all your money on making myself becker meanwhile they don't have any money for you you know work another five years Clinton that angry about that you're not paying attention think I had cut three Europe handicapped believed elect on yes that's a lake called lake maine like you this situation this our is nothing but fun we got sexy Russian spies for you it's just unbelievable on five other the day but insisted that was the last thing I love I heard a prowler we think this whole lot of things you know what another I don't feel like you know well here we go faster at over of on billion views just on I mean you could tell on I think that you're right here I think that in what the flat and I can tell you what I think that in some ways area all does that make you like the future and the idea I need to understand what's going on the or last couple weeks for example we've been averaging six hundred thousand views of it you know that those that other other work the cable shows television cable shows wallace the the away from the sky the most of the cable shows America decide that's all we're saying to tell well when now law we're on that level I've got that's what's happening again the it's more common than or common it's quite easy that and understand this rhetoric if you ever American idol you can get when did you get the like twenty twenty five thirty million people and then the the people brat well I kept a lot of that audience at about twelve million people well use that the only way I could get to their daughters can graduate okay you know if that was what a lot europeans flat-out zero you know your lead-in is you know what I wanted a budget was zero okay and all we had was it the like here okay it will whisper of a dream that day what what what do you mean that you mean they they had a half a billion you need us the ability to that we need oh you mean order that up that about personal calm course the well I'm a little excited and I can tell I can tell okay I would say I think somebody told me growing up is a win that it has been I want a quarter billion people it says a lot of folks and that I I think that look if just one last thing I don't intend to it to simply stop six hundred thousand people a day that's like six super bowls added I mean not the that people watching on TV right like the six the rose bowl okay sixth haiti is full of all hundred thousand people every single day in fact we should make it a little more yet that's actually that that up isn't that is already hit by right but you know I understand it this whole place is full he would go on for blocks and blocks and blocks everyday people what mister I know it's a perfectly but I and we are during this trial how much information we stand at the of on a daily basis little of both the it about said said all right and today all of us at another milestone by the way a we you know we switch face for the cows the center of facebook dot com slash see what the nation oh was it that the house the midst of all of the holdup you see how close we are here nine thousand nine hundred and fifty nine i'll come on you gotta sign up for a face that about so that's the thing I really like that the that the light I had written to pick her up for a vote you have to like it okay can you believe like that now by that seemed to offer one quick thing not there so anyway I hope that wasn't too much we feel pretty good today it's a good day in America now let's get on with which it and let's begin with Russian spies of course eleven Russian spies have been arrested all right and that some of that I have been of reported to be operating in the united states as earliest nineteen ninety yet that's fascinating because I don't even understand what they're going to have a higher at the heart of now but the press ought to have a lot of fun but instead of him a kid this is like these but in the movies than the one on the moment there's like these its switch jobs but a guy will come and he'll have a orange back and that's what's that like it yet and in another guy will have the same words back and one of them put down a little take the other one knows that I would like I would have done that but none of them that undone so as we can tell so far there is a growing anything that interesting about no that in atlanta with a look back what kind of information have they been able to find about our governments and what we plan on doing act in Afghanistan a rerun I mean they're trying to get all this specific information on foreign policy and according to all the articles they're isn't anything specific that they haven't been able to obtain is another good example some the plan Obama goes to cut their and barring something that he it in something else by yeah I know but underneath the bottles another box like you and then he goes into the woods for two miles of them parties it there and so the FBI follow some there on is that's because he's a clown right and they go dig it up now look there's a bill in what an interesting here I the labor it began to see within the company now who years later somebody else comes up it's up above the palm there is no any interest in the bottle of by I think it is plain attacks leveled well they like their music themselves they like they like all the a little was right you make of what about the they're called off do you find the parliamentary identified the pontiff with the want to point out that but the but if that's exactly the case it's so funny but on what's interesting about this is out of the eleven that have been arrested are not the only spies are operating in the united states of a there might be as many as forty two fifty couples in the US but and that coupled but that's not the point where this story so the you look at the couple's I thought of Illinois the inside the city and they are no lobbyists and those this of the you know congressman who knows that no they're in the middle of new Jersey and new York is yes there's a couple of broken I think about his at all times I was going to bring up like how does one become a Russian spy apparently you don't need to have any connections are any as the US government at all he wanted the US by okay go ahead of the problem I how do you even get any information united nations did you go the russians and the like do you know what I will exchange orange bags well no information whatsoever you know as long as you pay me we have fun we have a better shot at being spies and these russians do I think I read the story it look like we know more about American politics then that the couple's about I like the guys into the public were broken that moved to light montclair whatever if you meet with that activists here who might know what congressman tell us about anybody the with a financier that does a congressman all they had to spend a nickel and dime go to a fund raiser I around the world we're spot having Iraq I think it's a very the Russia is lost their edge since the Soviet union days the KGB ain't what it used to be okay let's all we might use at least that the spies o'clock think they haven't really done anything they haven't been able to obtain any information that is that this stage in any way I even interesting in any way so interested though can you be arrested just the stain is by on it but I do think that it is on I I say like I didn't say I was trying to be a spy can I get arrested without so we know real that that that information on the US her other yeah I would agree that you're like Tom cruise a walk around the streets like and from the end of the board of the of the done that on I am up political wing spot mitnick governors now let let me try it but it just seems but he didn't pull off very much rain so they actually got on of for not registering because if you're agent of a foreign government to register without that you don't know it's there that could be up to five years and in plus money laundering they're doing something but it's not very much from based on that the stories were getting so I I mean that makes it even worse because they can get twenty five years because you do something but not very much right okay back there is potential here for Russia's far as a pilot figured out Russia's top assets which is that way so what are the women turns out to be some saucy lady in new York but tell me a little bit more about so she's twenty nine-year-old and it's happening action is arrested in Manhattan don't so that she is accion this is the worst spy average they have a good things but the cows that and obviously public because I didn't hear was able to obtain these photos of no trouble at all been done and it would have been the that I had a well workers on sensor spot or not that's the but that now talking about earlier but but by the way how Russian issued of incredibly understand more through my life all right now having said that on Cuba second night in a are I can show you and million-and-a-half Russian girls that are other than that if they all only the real Russian bodies all across America and what do you do in with that this guy in new York who might know somebody who knows somebody gul Washington usual out now and that you'd you do you think the congressman is certainly do repudiate it started as a thing with you the board of prevention more importantly go out that obviously know whether the congressman a Senator okay we will lose that watched in cracking it what is of course the Russian parties there's so much that it's been this the web sites they take those women that roe Bob a in the united states with a lot of trouble despite the right man I'm not trying to help you got a reason to stay going to be a clown read or write we shouldn't be giving them advice for in interested the have nafta activity that that of a key so for the record at the if the FBI is watching we don't have to what the russians to spy on us and we opened up to release the crack in our lobbyist in congress but this day and we know what they're getting laid by hot western gulls were going to like a lobbyist or colors historically all right there've been rumors that label a approached just in the birth mother and after issue up appeared a photo shoot and that just and deeper is very upset at the service he says my mom is that while woman let's just leave that one for what it is because that will emerge as roast and we're taking you now there is a slightly there yes four-year-old patty yes on bad thing but still at the airport in salt but some say she I gave birth to just said when she was eighteen arafat I want a failure to enact had never units thought before today but whatever free the just the deboers Ma might be a high but I mean it's kind of feels we're decorum else since he's so much younger but you don't do well that's true that strategy but she still because she's on Monday yeah I don't know how to get it not that high being but but the reason we the reason we're doing this story look at that service world leader where a you tube sensations mom might be getting a playboy country like this he's saying is and he's the mob he's the pact that they made any way shape or form so he might get fifty thousand dollars you sure can that's the country will have it yes it is a country yes I do you think it's start us on the perils I don't know would have thought we were dead okay if she loses anybody's mind we will how much will we get to your kids zero but a death I might get twenty bucks or something about if she cares enough for now maybe it wasn't a right but in if she's a really big so you were millions to chart it yeah right you to celebrities and on that's about fifty thousand bucks to show your it in answers son has graduated %uh from you keep celebrity he is he is now a celebrity there's something bigger than you could slow burn the come to find out but they would agree on little it up oh I don't buy that it didn't you I have you know as I say and that by anyway but but it's interesting that you bring that up because out of jenna Bush is now correspondent for this edition and her very first report was from yellowstone national park and she looks like a clown that about okay I think she was hired as a reporter he was hired as a report just because she's but his daughter hanging though the world report is a meeting March sixteenth every we saw with the Chris with an added dose of all there's a joke or it's a little like you still credible now it will be very small how are and never seen the wildlife are no blacks and the cape cod away completely that type of thing and beautiful day here in yellowstone it's a it's a pretty great latest candidates and him I case I did what what's the temperature this morning Jim they call it I'm when senate I mean not no I'm the what happened there he needs to happen right at hand here in have any time to come in and I think that call and we've done enough yet it's nonsensical US of gul I yeah we got a I think a lot of that of that or do you have to do it's sell a book the temperature you don't know it's in today correspondent reporter on the scene I hate and a what's the temperature the the I that good the coup the vote for at I think and usually reporters are supposed to they don't have a script and they don't have a teleprompter there where on location be it they speak they say what they have in mind if the issue is scripted and like visitors come to yellowstone national park that miss hanson yet because it's fun you can't remember to say business let's go down to the wire this is about I think they were stupid but it was enough in front of her suggestion eight clearly not in exactly their nails that that sort of thing particular okay concentrate concentrate why do you love the book of the veils over our record is a spot and so on and then they said not all that it's the without interruption that but but level of the poll far from the tree I feel bad being a part of our because at least understood that write whatever they let well the issue is is the acid jack beatty you never think about his daughter's birthday today correspondent was three hundred thousand dollars a year so she may have read about housing I know she is the police or the of all pretty good then the make all of the poor and isn't it true goals of America I'm glad this happened because this makes it the today show I'm glad that a black backed by because to them it's like all we got the president's ex president's daughter that off them rains did not deter but now they look like fools come on no you watch that report and give the today show credibility us today sometimes no idea of what real news and Americans so to two points jonathan you know but you see through that making further about this is that it's like she's been that's you know something's going on in the brain so that's good you know the city's you know I I think this is it picked up behind them but the two men tell you the new policy up a little bit maybe maybe give us that you know supporters of how the numbers the five seconds if she does many people of particular in America you're stupid how much we we pay to see her I might die but that why do you know but why why I wasn't nothing that out because it's in America's crazy the is that's how they a that's how they're judging peoples the level of celebrity if you abstain just that it was mom gets fifty thousand dollars how much is to get I bet playboy would offer what half a million easily half a million right no but that's what I'm trying to tell you this is this is this is what they must be coming up a little base you still have to do something is saying they accept that slumping the a reporter to get to be on it television news show right nowadays you just need to be a celebrity then you judge a celebrity by how much playboy will hate you to take your clothes off that's so that's the world we'll be back