is that in the democratic party, or among democrats or among progressives, there isn t if they are going to give money to something, it s to a cause. it s to, you know, save the whales, save the polar bears, but republicans have shown time and time again that they are willing to write and we re seeing it, millions upon millions of dollars just for the sole purpose of winning. well, also getting policy changes as well. there s an important thing to point out, which is the republicans this time, 2012, are the challengers. they re the ones going to their very wealthy constituents and saying we have to stop this guy, have to kick this guy out of the white house. in 2004 when this type of spending really kicked in for the first time, it was the democrats who were the challengers and they were quite successful in raising money from people like george soros and peter lewis, the insurance tycoon. when you re trying to raise large amounts of money from individual people and get them
antonin scalia said it may be okay for the states to step in if the federal government is not doing its job. quote, what does state sovereignty mean if it does not include the ability to defend your borders? and the law could be upheld if, quote, no significant number of people are detained for a significantly longer period of time, justice stephen breyer said. famously came out as an undocumented worker in a famous new york times op-ed last year. it ai lot of people are saying it looks as though the supreme court is hinting, suggesting at least from the questioning that they re in support of this law. what are you gathering? what is your reaction from yesterday s events? i was actually on the steps of the supreme court yesterday. it was quite a scene. what s really staggering here is what s going to happen now. i mean, if the most controversial provisions get upheld, anyone can get stopped for any any inkling that the person might be undocumented. how do you know that?
governor? some media dilemmas to ponder. hank williams jr. s offensive comments about president obama. should monday night football have given the singer the boot? those wall street protests now spreading across the country. has the press been too slow to recognize their importance? plus, the passing of steve jobs. the visionary who was so brilliant at manipulating a news business that served as his cheering section. i m howard kurtz, and this is reliable sources. back in may, i wrote a newsweek headline, is sarah palin over? it seemed there was no way the fox commentator was going to mount a white house campaign. it was just as clear when reporters were chasing the bus trips she took over the summer. but the press somehow kept up the pretense until this week when palin pulled the plug with a statement and a radio interview, not like chris christie, at a news conference. to tell you the truth, i made my announcement today in the format that i did because that wa
they went against the ufc, and it seemed rooney with the hamstring strain or broken hair transplant, depending on who you listen to, no problem. but then this man, peter krause 6 7 , he s a 6 7 giant barely in control of his limb like a newborn. he shows his new team what they purchased and they fell in love. and united has than injury list almost longer than their squad. they are ahead of manchester city. we learned this, joe, that they are mortal. they are mortal. and with rooney out, anything could happen. what is happening with arsenal? arsenal wins, right? arsenal won. something with global import. up there with save the whales, we re talking about torez, and the poor guy he s breaking down. i am a little worried for the man. he s the very pretty man.
and i m happy that she s caught. reporter: amber lyon, cnn, newark, new jersey. it s incredibly disturbing report, that so many people who could have helped didn t. so the question we have is what s being done to kind of stop this crime on a broader scale. i talked earlier to john walsh, host of america s most wanted. it s interesting. these young women who were brought over from africa and forced to work in this hair braiding salon, i mean, they were living in a neighborhood, people saw them coming and going, it s almost sort of hiding in plain sight. it s all over this country, and i don t think politicians or the criminal justice system has really dealt with it. it s the ugly underbelly of america. it s something, save the whales is a good thing, save the polar bears, save the amazon, but this is ugly, ugly stuff. there s three big revenue streams for illegal activity. number one is drugs. we all know that. tied with number two with illegal arms and guns is sex trade.