Dennis Kucinich, a Democratic congressman and former presidential nominee, and James Baker, the former US secretary of state, join the show to discuss the challenges facing Barack Obama, the US president-elect.
In a spirited back-and-forth about Sen. Barack Obama's Presidential win, Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich and Bill O'Reilly of Fox News toss around ideas, priorities, and possibilities about the economy and other issues.
http://kucinich.us Congressman Dennis Kucinich says the massive bailout for Wall Street is being rushed by Congressional leaders with no opportunity to discuss alternatives that would help homeowners facing foreclosure and no adequate oversight or regulations.
In a spirited back-and-forth about Sen. Barack Obama's Presidential win, Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich and Bill O'Reilly of Fox News toss around ideas, priorities, and possibilities about the economy and other issues.
http://kucinich.us Kucinich: Wall Street bailout bill "the dumbest thing I've ever seen" Congressman Dennis Kucinich, who voted against today's bailout bill in the U.S. House, tells Fox News that a smarter approach would have been to directly help homeowners facing foreclosure instead of giving the Treasury Secretary the power "to pick winners and losers." [More] [Less]
Dennis Kucinich, a Democratic congressman and former presidential nominee, and James Baker, the former US secretary of state, join the show to discuss the challenges facing Barack Obama, the US president-elect.
If you liked this video: PHONE NBC & the DNC! - "LET DENNIS DEBATE!" PHONE NBC- 212 664 4444 email them @ letters@msnbc.com SUBJECT LINE: LET DENNIS DEBATE PHONE the DNC: 202 863 8000 email them through their website http://www.democrats.org NBC RE-WRITES CRITERIA TO EXCLUDE CANDIDATE WITH 'DISSENTING POSITIONS Less than 44 hours after NBC sent a congratulatory note and an invitation to Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich to participate in the Jan. 15 Democratic Presidential debate in Las Vegas, the network notified the campaign this morning it was changing it announced criteria, rescinding its invitation, and excluding Kucinich from the debate. NBC Political Director Chuck Todd notified the Kucinich campaign this morning that, although Kucinich had met the qualification criteria publicly announced on December 28, the network was "re-doing" the criteria, excluding Kucinich, and planning to invite only Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama and former senator John Edwards. The criteria announced last month included a fourth-place or better showing in a national poll. The USA/Gallup poll earlier this month showed Kucinich in fourth place among the Democratic contenders. In an email to the Kucinich campaign at 2:35 p.m. on Wednesday, January 9, Democratic Party debates consultant Jenny Backus wrote: "Congratulations on another hard-fought contest. Now that New Hampshire is over, we are on to Nevada and our Presidential Debate on Tuesday January 15. This letter serves as an official invitation for your candidate to participate in the Nevada Presidential Debate at Cashman Theatre in downtown Las Vegas. You have met the criteria set by NBC and the Debate." Todd notified the Kucinich campaign this morning that the network had decided to change the criteria and limit participation in the debate to only three candidates. Kucinich is the only remaining Democratic Presidential candidate who: voted against the original Iraq War authorization in 2002 and every war-funding measure since; voted against the so-called Patriot Act; advocates a national, not-for-profit health system that covers all Americans; has called for the repeal of NAFTA and withdrawal from the WTO; and proposes a national back-to-work program (Works Green Administration) patterned after the Depression-era Works Progress Administration (WPA). The Kucinich campaign, which filed an emergency complaint with the Federal Communications Commission last week because of ABC's decision to exclude the candidate from a nationally televised debate, is considering legal action to address 'THE BLATANT DISREGARD OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN SILENCING PUBLIC DEBATE THAT DISSENTS WITH THE VIEWS OF "NBC," ITS PARENT COMAPANY "GE," AND ALL OF THE MILITARY CONTRACTORS AND THEIR CANDIDATE-FUNDING CORPORATE INTERESTS.' Corporate control of the media is one issue. Corporate media control of the information that is allowed to reach American citizens is much more dangerous, much more sinister, and much more un-American." "When 'big media' exert their unbridled control over what Americans can see, hear, and read, then the Constitutional power and right of the citizens to vote is being vetoed by multi-billion corporations that want the votes to go their way," the Kucinich campaign said. http://www.dennis4president.com/go/ho... ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ NBC obviously thought the 4th candidate was going to be Bill Richardson. This whole thing pisses me off to no end. * NBC/MSNBC at 212 664-4444 and ask for the Comment Line or * email NBC/MSNBC at letters@msnbc.com PLEASE share this message with everyone you know so that the voice of the people will be heard and their votes WILL be counted. STRENGTH THROUGH PEACE! DON'T BACK DOWN! [More] [Less]
http://kucinich.us Kucinich: Wall Street bailout bill "the dumbest thing I've ever seen" Congressman Dennis Kucinich, who voted against today's bailout bill in the U.S. House, tells Fox News that a smarter approach would have been to directly help homeowners facing foreclosure instead of giving the Treasury Secretary the power "to pick winners and losers." [More] [Less]
http://kucinich.us Congressman Dennis Kucinich says the massive bailout for Wall Street is being rushed by Congressional leaders with no opportunity to discuss alternatives that would help homeowners facing foreclosure and no adequate oversight or regulations.
