her until october 22nd. so i think you are not going to see lindsey she is trying to be marilyn monroe without the body of work. it s really tragic. to hear her father, this dysfunctional parents yell in the back of the room this expression of this disbelieve when bail was not granted. come on, michael lohan. you know that she has been scornful and disrespectful. bill: better off in jail. defiant and she could probably die outside of prison. bill: that s right. with the circle around her. bill: thanks very much as always. my pleasure. bill: when we come right back, people all over the country are imitating glenn beck including jon stewart and stephen colbert. they will hold a rally in d.c. as beck did. what does the g man think about that? he will be here in just a few moments. home? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee.
that in the fields of california, if you go up to central california, these people are getting brutalized. this is brutally hard work. and if you are illegal, they terrorize they are getting terrorized. they are getting blackmailed, extorted, and all this business. then we have a good yuck up about it in washington, d.c. something that s just not right here it doesn t feel right. it s definitely kicking someone when they are down and picking on the underdog rather than someone their own size. if you are look where people are picking grapes or strawberries, lettuce, whatever they are doing, you are talking incredibly long hours bent over on their backs in heat. they are getting money but this is just a few degrees from slavery some people would say. at least indentured servitude. these people are oppressed. bill: i think it would have worked dana if they brought in colbert dandy a two or three minute schtick. here is what i learned when i
bill: juan, let me break this to you. we don t have any money it s all gone now. my goodness, do we want those drug lords in the united states? let s help felipe to fight them down there so we don t have to deal with them. bill: i would be more confident with the 1.4 billion if our guys were down there helping them. you know what i m talking about there. i m not sending you mention cans 1.4 without supervision from our guys. calling me cynical. let s work on it together. bill: still dodging the hypocritical question here. calderon has got to come out and say here is why we are doing it look, it s not a bad idea. i don t want people. it s not the united states has been pushing mexico since 1996. bill: how do you know that. they started working on vincent fox spoke to them when he was present. felipe calderon has been talking about. this they have been building fences and walls since 1996. it s not a new thing. it s gotten out to the media but it s what we have wanted
work in mexico. no but they stay and the drug lords, you know this, they strain the resources of mexico. sure they do. bill: for the long journey north and they are getting overrun. juan, people watching tonight know this is hypocritical. if calderon would say, acknowledge the problem and say, look, i m doing this so i keep down the people smuggling into my country so it gets less in america, everybody would applaud him but, no, he has to play the race card. he has to say you bad americans. you are building this fence. it s insulting to us. well, is it insulting to el salvador, guatemala and everybody else? yes, it is. he is putting up with the insults from central america and south america. why? in some respects to have a better relationship with the united states. bill: i don t know if the we re supposed to give them $1.4 billion to help him and we have been so slow in getting that money to him.
protection of whites. he named names as j. christian adams did. julie fernandez the deputy assistant a.g. for internal rights. the goal is to assure access at the polls for minorities. not for whites. he talks about loretta king who is the acting attorney general for civil rights who said no more questioning potential lawyers who might work at the department of justice about whether they would pursue a case for the benefit of whites because we re not interested in pursuing those cases. if this is true and the department of justice denies it, if this is true, they are not living up to the congressional mandate to the mandate within the justice system of equal justice under law. it s supposed to be blind with respect to skin color. bill: all right. we will continue on it ms. kelly. thanks very much. next on the run down, why was stephen colbert testifying in front of al congressional commission today. we will tell you and it might annoy you. jon