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Wind, TCM host Eddie Muller notes Malcolm X s mention of the film in his 1965 autobiography. I was the only Negro in the theater, and when Butterfly McQueen went into her act, I felt like crawling under the rug, the activist wrote. Some intros examine the expectation of who an audience for a film might be in the case of classic movies, producers were thinking almost exclusively of white audiences. It s important to come face-to-face with that uncomfortable idea that what many of us have considered safe is the opposite of that for other people, says TCM host Alicia Malone. One person s safety can be another person s trauma.
election day and this is where the white house and tem kratz needed to start. you could tell in the room when harry reid was talking about john boehner s brain, that they were really infused by the election. they referenced it so many times in talking about the priorities. specifics were kind of the word of the day. everybody saying the other side has to give specifics. this morning republicans are saying don t expect any public counteroffer after what the president s team presented here, one of their big concerns is the $1.6 trillion in tax revenue over ten years. they say that s about twice where republicans think they might be able to get a deal and for them that was not a good starting point. kelly, can i quickly ask you why we should not expect a counteroffer interest republicans? isn t that what this whole game is about? reporter: public. if i didn t say public, let me emphasize. you did. reporter: we heard about the president s offer and what republicans are also saying
mitt romney didn t come all that close to winning. he didn t come as close as i thought he might. one quick other follow-up on this, the thing i ve been struck by, does mitt romney retain a constituency within the repub c republican party? he was the nominee. he got the votes. but it doesn t seem like he s having much influence. he s not in office right now so is not doing i don t see him returning to an office. he s not going to run for president again. does he kind of just shuffle off to the side? it really seems that way. one of the more amazing things is the imprint he had on the republican party, its ideas, seem so little right now particularly just weeks after the presidential election. you can make the argument even john mccain who lost decisively in 2008, all the republicans and the tea party people who are demanding an end to earmarks, there was john mccain, and very little one of the calls mitt romney ended up having that republicans are still having today. the one i
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in all honesty, i didn t have my own card. jill wouldn t let me have one. hey, craig. how are you? so i went to get my wife s card, and she said no, no, no, you get your own. that s our vice president. let s bring back our gaggle, amy stoddard and remesh. danielle, i want to go to you first because while i thought this was just hilarious and the visuals out of it like the watch, shopping, and that he doesn t need tires. it s just comic gold. the saturday night live writers are, like, thank you! is there a serious point here, or is this just joe biden saw that there s a costco opening in d.c. and wanted to go to it. he s the vice president of the united states, you get to do what you want. it s probably a little bit of both. the ceo of costco has always been a great supporter of the administration and they have a great story about how they treat their employees. it makes sense to me that the first one that opens in d.c. that the vice president would go there and show support a