Ed returns to the Capitol in Madison, WI to give his take on the upcoming recall elections. Ed talks to 2 of the challengers in tomorrow's recalls, State Reps. Fred Clark and Sandy Pasch, and John Nichols of The Nation Magazine gives Ed the latest news out of the state.
dude, enough practice layups. i m getting hoarse. white lightning! are you even listening to me? dorian, voice-over: when you have something you have to get off your chest, there are a couple of things you can do. you can test the water. check this out. i found it at a garage sale. oh, my god. that is disgusting. yeah, i know. i think so, too. i just wanted to make sure we re on the same page. dorian, voice-over: or you can come completely clean. i talked to kelso about the whole todd thing, and you re back at number one. that s what i m talking about! i figure since you can t say it anymore, maybe i could have it. no. dorian: of course, if you re really the number-one doctor, you might end up keeping things to yourself. is there anything else i need to know? no, nothing else. dorian, voice-over: even if it will haunt you forever. captioning made possible by touchstone television captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org from comedy central s world news
stance did not sit well with wisconsin s previous owners, the democrats, a few of whom had yet to move to illinois. we re taking back the supreme court. hey, hey ho, ho you have to go hey, hey, hey good-bye jon: now i m confused. laughter laugh you re the people? i thought they were the people. you can t both be the people, unless we got ourselves an old-fashioned wisconsin populist-off. let s blow up some cows. [dramatic music playing] [applause] do you know how upsetting it is for a cow to be detonateed, reconstituted and then lit on fire? that is just unacceptable behavior when it comes to treating livestock. well, last night with tensions high, the wisconsin populism off came to a head when democrats unhappy with the results of the 2010 mid-term election s populist movement. forced a special populist 2011 election to recall six republican state senators, hoping to win at least three of those races to regain at least one-vote majority control of the upper house
state senate. woodruff: we take a second look at jeffrey brown s conversation with philip levine named today the next poet laureate of the united states and a man who comes from working class america. i realized that this world that i thought was going to stop me from writing a decent body of poetry had in fact become central to my writing poetry. warner: and from our student reporting labs, we have the story of new york city schools labeled drop-out factories and now slated for closure. woodruff: that s all ahead on tonight s newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: i mean, where would we be without small businesses? we need small businesses. they re the ones that help drive growth. like electricians, mechanics, carpenters. they strengthen our communities. every year, chevron spends billions with small businesses. that goes right to the heart of local communities, providing jobs, keeping people at work. they depend on us. the
welcome to the show. our guest tonight, we have a professor, professor john coffee from columbia law school will be here. he s going to help us understand the credit rating system. but first, always, a word of advice to the ladies out there. lady, if you re in a bar tonight. [laughter] and a gentleman comes up to you and leans in very smoothly and he says, my brother has an ipad, don t go out with him. [cheering and applause] don t go out with him. yeah. don t go out with him because that will be a long night of staring at star wars figures that have never been taken out of the box to be played with. you don t want any part of it. hey, remember. the kids love it. nothing the television audience loves more than an inside joke that they have no idea what the [bleeped] happened. what are you going to do? so you remember the 2010 mid-term elections when america was rocked by a tea-soaked populist uprising, just some regular joe earl grays and jane orange zingers in middle ame