we all have to understand. that in the real world, sometimes people get away with crummy things. i mean, there isn t a solution to everything. bill: no, but there should be rules. there should be rules of behavior. there should be rules but they are not they are not tv rules. if you are telling me that a civilian who has no actual damages except that they have been slimed on tv. there should be rules, yeah, there should be rules that the legislature passes. not that the tv cable association passes. bill: i disagree. on this program, if a guest says something that is untrue on this program, i will correct it as soon as we know it s untrue. and i think all the networks should have that rule in place. you have to do that. now, i have got a minute left on this. go ahead. did you know that ellen barkin asked me out once? bill: that is a frightening thought to consider. i was in her trailer at the time and she said get out. so that happened.
what if i m just a doctor or a lawyer or, you know, an iron worker a blue collar worker and my name comes up in a conversation and somebody says well, that person did this or said. this and it s flat out false. headline news, bernie, knows this is flat out false. they know it. right. bill: they basically said, you know what? we don t care what she said. we don t care. so that means there are no rules over there. right. in a better world, somebody in a better world where everything is corrected that s incorrect, there would be a media culpa and somebody would come forward and say we got that wrong, we didn t know, we re sorry. the difference of taking a shot at you you come back the next day on a cable program. bill: you bet. that has a thousand times the audience of the other show and you slap down everybody involved, that sort of the end of it. if they ever do something
years. bill: each one of the accusers, 17-year-old boy. and then got around the high school and what were they doing to him? taunting him. threatening him verbally. as far as we know, nothing physical happened but a lot of verbal assault to the point where the mom had to pull him out. this is a kid, a 17-year-old boy in the middle of a senior year in high school. she had to pull him out. is he already that mat advertised enough. the alleged abuse acts against him 11 and 12 years of age over a two year period of time. acts alleged in the indictment very offensive in terms of what was adding to have happened to him. the abuse was pervasive as well and continuous course over the two years. bill: is the school culpable here. the school is culpable. they have the failure to act here is what is alleged because the fact they did not prevent. bill: that is the law in pennsylvania. in pennsylvania. and federally speaking so there is a number of means available for these parents. t
money in the future. he has grown the size of the federal government. the day that he was sworn into office from 20% of g.d.p. to roughly 25% of g.d.p. today. and he has grown the public debt of the united states compared to the economy from 40% of g.d.p. when he was sworn in to 70%, more than 70% today and he will hit 72% by the end of the year. bill: all right. mr. rove, thanks very much. happy thanksgiving. next on the run down, a child who accused penn state coach jerry sandusky of molesting him has to be taken out of school because is he being bull idea. is it legal on the case. and later, bernie goldberg on what the cable news network should do when people lie on the air. coming right back. how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. thermacare works differently. it s the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles for up to 16 hours of relief.
there, nancy pelosi buys it like we reported last night. john boehner. that s very funny. this is ultimately going to be good for the economy. you have me back and say this was a great idea. bill: take it out and let the people buy the ipo. if you believe it s going to be so great for the economy. then people in the private sector would see that as an opportunity to venture capitalists. bill: warren buffet. capital is not always available. bill: buffet has a lot of capital. this is l. spread to other creating a manufacturing base we now don t have. creating jobs. it s doing a whole number of things that you are in denial about. bill: we re in denial. i m a free marketeer. that hasn t worked so well. i have a bill: she is your sister-in-law. 18,000 people in south africa just collapsed. they are related. next to my mother-in-law, monica is a liberal.