from his den. guess what? you don t win ten championship by being sweet. he had a very controversial reputation with respect to his treatment of referees and riding posing players because he didn t believe in talking to his own players during games so he had to have somebody to talk to and that was often times referees. like a lot of great achooefrs, charlie, he was very insecure. rose: i was going say that. like a lot of people who came out of the great depression. rose: we close with matthew barney. his new film is called river of fundament. i felt like i was going to repeat the same pattern over and over again and i thought that if i could let go of a little bit of control, the kind of control that you grow used to as a filmmaker, that i could find a new perspective. and jonathan and i had been talking about taking on the form of opera in some way. rose: beau willimon, seth davis and matthew barn barney when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communicati
from his den. guess what? you don t win ten championship by being sweet. he had a very controversial reputation with respect to his treatment of referees and riding posing players because he didn t believe in talking to his own players during games so he had to have somebody to talk to and that was often times referees. like a lot of great achooefrs, charlie, he was very insecure. rose: i was going say that. like a lot of people who came out of the great depression. rose: we close with matthew barney. his new film is called river of fundament. i felt like i was going to repeat the same pattern over and over again and i thought that if i could let go of a little bit of control, the kind of control that you grow used to as a filmmaker, that i could find a new perspective. and jonathan and i had been talking about taking on the form of opera in some way. rose: beau willimon, seth davis and matthew barn barney when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communicati
it s my feeling that what happened in brazil, which is so encouraging about citizens taking their destiny in their own hands, is not happening here. we have unemployment and hunger and crumbling infrastructure and a tax system out of whack and a corrupt political system. why are we not also taking to the streets is the question. and i want us to. you wrote if you re not outraged, you re not paying attention. so are we not paying attention? we are paying attention to the wrong things. we are paying attention to infotainment, which is being spoon-fed to us and sadly, frankly, we are enabling because we love the stuff. the infotainment narrative of life in america, you call. yes. the tragedy of journalism now is that it is demand driven. and when you ask people what they want, we re like one of those rats that have a lever to push and cocaine comes out. and once that happens one time, they ll stay there till they die, until more of the drug appears. we can t help l
for tomorrow s newspapers. will it explode into action, light a firecracker under the republicans? will it detonate an avalanche of action driving teeth into the reform, ending the perennial talk that s led to nothing or to the old bogus reforms of the past? will the politicians get real or play more games of ethnic fear, economic exploitation, and wedge politics? was today the end of all that? could that be possible? let s take a hard look with chuck todd. you heard all my questions. i m older than you, i have been through simpson/mazzoli. i know we re laughing about i love it s getting a comeback. we ve tried it all before. we ve passed bills that said it s got teeth in it and it s got amnesty for people who have been here for awhile. is this going to work politically and substantively? politically i think it s definitely going to work. politically there s the tune of the immigration debate, the fact you have business that needs this, whether it s agricultural, whet
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