the head of this program says that the model conservative is david brooks, a new york times columnist who voted for barack obama. if i where a book i can get 18, i actually is gotten blurbs for 18 republican senators and congressman but i cannot get a review in the new york times but when i was on the last i was front page of the sunday times. so, the problem here is, it is not a general problem, but a problem of the so-called liberal culture which is anything but liberal. they are bigoted and intolerant. and until they decide that it is in their interests to be civil, to conservatives, it is not going to happen. neil: you touched on getting to the core of the problem. depending on your point of view liberals will say you goes at fox do not listen to the other point of view, and you are so
show and said they were check and double checked before the publication. this is a 500 page book and everything in the book is solid as a brick and we have gone through everything they found and much of it was changed early and pushed through with great effort and the fact is that is it this book or all the books i have written is densely sourced and the analysis is picture perfect. one man who may have an opinion is an msnbc analyst and the author of the promise and he is joining us now. i want to spare your blurbs, but i read the promise. some of the things that his book refers to, i think i read it. they pointed had to that out as well. most of the incidents in the news are things i reported on in
seven people. the search continues today for more victims in the rubble of the destroyed buildings. it is the deadliest single attack in europe since the madrid train bombings in 2004. let s go straight to michael holmes there. he s on that island where that summer camp tragedy happened. so, michael, what has been happening there today? reporter: we re actually a few miles from the island, just sort of over there about four miles away from where i m standing. this hotel behind me, fredricka, is being turned into pretty much a crisis center if you like. the families of the victims of this tragedy have gathered here today. they have been up with their kids, some have been reunited. and they re get something counseling as well. and they need it after what happened on that island, wouldn t you? 85 people killed on that island, most of them children, of course. what we have been hearing today, too. some of the kids came out and wanted to talk to us. and telling absolutely horr
how do we get past the fear of investing? i think you have to feed your mind with something than just the news. no offense. a buddy of mine sig sigular gets up and reads the bible and newspaper and studies . learn about the market more than just what the new blurbs are throwing at you every you can t invest analysis based on the news of the day. that makes you crazy . martha: there is a lot of uncertainty where should they put their money. mutual funds or stocks. before things got topsy turvy. go growth stock mutual fund and i personally do and my 401 k is across growth, growth and income . aggressive growth and international . i am picking a mutual fund that has ridden the waves up
ultimately. does this tarnish his legacy? how would he feel about this today? i m quite sure he would be quite upset. i think that it does because if governor and the reason it does, if governor said that the pardon would be constructed very narrowly to pardon billy for the murder of sheriff brady. however, the perception goes a long way. and i think the world perception would be after a blurbs, people read headlines and see blurbs would believe he was pardoned for everything and therefore, pat garrett would become a criminal himself. nick, ultimately, we re talking about the 1870 s here. how would this change anything and ultimately what s the point? i mean, it doesn t change anything. i think the point to be honest, governor richardson, i think, might be trying to drum up some interest, some tourism interest. billy the kid is a tourism attraction for new mexico and i