swing states. and the great author buzz bissinger joins us tonight on how to connect with the son he barely knew. we begin with the columnist for the national post and david corn is author of the book showdown. both are msnbc political analysts. i like how you say that. some people believe that the reason they bring this up, the reason they get the big 54-page plan for this, they want to keep showing the america line from reverend wright. they want us to ring that fricking bell one more time. is that right, eugene? it could be. i don t know how far this gets this time. it s not as if everybody doesn t know about jeremiah wright. i hear rickets, he believes this is great. he loves but the people who believe it s great are the people who already hate obama, right? i wonder how many people they re convincing, people who haven t heard about jeremiah wright. what does black liberation theology have to do with the auto bailout, have to do with the stimulus, have to
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about about the party. they assume they re conservatives all the time. militia group, the media was so quick to call them christians but the underpants bomber, they did not put that he was muslim. i went back and looked at the news stories. the double standard is astounding but barack obama said during the 2008 campaign the words of his mentor saul linsky, you should get up in your neighbor s face and get into their face. so you can t there s a big difference between someone saying let s be accurate. that s the good part about the tea party. people are active in their communities. people care about issues fortunately peop. people want to be heard and put pressure on their congressman. that s good. protest doesn t have to equal hate. there was a march on washington on immigration reform. very peaceful. doesn t have to be violence. nice to be with you. have a grood weekend.
welcome aboard, folks. it s fox & friends. that s what i just said, welcome aboard, folks. it s good friday. one of the most solemn days in the liturgical christian calendar and thank you very much for joining us. brian is off today. in his place we have peter johnson. great to see you. we have to do a fox news alert because airlines, this is big news, they re going to start using a new system now for screening travelers, only travelers heading to the u.s. from about 14 different countries. passengers now will be screened based on specific intelligence information about a potential terrorist threat. james rosen is live for us in washington with the very latest. all right. james, the number one thing that people are asking today, is this profiling? well, the administration says not, gretchen, good morning to you and your viewers. the new security protocols are aimed, as you said, at people flying into the united states from foreign airports and obama administration
and the news of the day. john jeter expresses his book on the globalization. washington journal is next. 40 years ago, they gathered at a farm in new york. people gathered for music, mud, camaraderie and chemicals. it was woodstock, which is now known as a generation. it is august 15, 2009. we will talk about woodstock for the first half-hour of the program. a couple of articles and pieces to look at to get us going. the first is from brett green who writes for the denver post.com under the title of a better america immersed from woodstock. he writes woodstock means little until you place it in the larger context of the society unravelling around the young adults. from their parents generation, they had absorbed rich idealism for social and economic justice. the piece by brett green and author in denver goes on to say, it was an interlude arriving in the context of more social and political upheaval than most americans have witnessed. it was a chaotic but peaceful inter
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