take sarah palin and troopergate. chosen to be john mccain's running mate, i remember saying on some cable news shows that there was no chance that the unknown governor of alaska -- would get picked for the job. she had the troopergate scandal looming unresolved. it was basically involving sarah palin's sister's husband. sarah palin's sister and her husband, an alaska state trooper, they were in the middle of a divorce and child custody battle in 2006 when sarah palin as governor and her husband, todd, decided to weigh in to try to get her sister's husband fired from his job at a trooper. ultimately, governor palin fired the state commissioner of public safety in part because he refused to fire her brother-in-law. now, there are a lot of reasons why she department become vice president of the united states, but trooper gate did not know. in the heat of the presidential campaign, less than a month before election day that year when the official alaska inquiry came out and it said, yes, sarah palin had abused her power

that's what he said should be done to sarah palin. it was 100-fold more serious than anything rush limbaugh ever said about anyone in 30 years on his show. yet 32 stories, which is a tsunami on rush limbaugh, nothing. crickets about martin bashir. >> you're telling me none of the big three covered the dust-up at all? >> no, no. they didn't cover it. they don't cover the ongoing -- there is real miso gyn y on the network. when you have them calling sarah palin an imbecile, throwing out insults. the media that gives us lectures about decency are nowhere to be found because it's conservative women. >> is it about conservative women? or is it about sarah palin because she's an alienating figure to many. they feel she give s as good as she gets. so you have to take even the most vile attacks. >> it's both. she's the uber conservative woman. she's the north star for attacks as far as they are concerned which is why he would say something. the interesting thing about what happened, this wasn't an off the cuff remark. this was a prepared, pro

we had to say, no, we are not going to endorse sarah palin. and conservatives picked right up on this. further thes helped goals. invoking the feminine toughness frame to describe these woman captures the desire of conservative women's groups to both reinscribe traditional gender roles, while also supporting these liberated women for disrupting them. it also serves to make feminist look out of touch. arereasserts that feminists not feminine. and these women are seen as super moms, which helps to promote traditional gender role values and also wanting more woman to be professional and politically active. this conservative supermom. in the past, conservative women have chastised feminists for allegedly promoting the notion that women can have it all i seamlessly balancing child- rearing, holding a job in the paid work or scum a and enjoying -- in the paid workforce, and enjoying intimate relations with their partner. it is not really accurate that feminists have promoted that, but nonetheless, that is the rhetoric that comes from conservative wo

>> i want to know what msnbc would do without sarah palin. they can't talk about how great obamacare is so let's make a controversy out of sarah palin showing a family photo for two seconds of a christmas tree citing something about before the birth of christ, before there was christmas and that's apparently taken into whatever context she want it is to attack sarah palin's christianity. i don't understand the impulse to go after people's faith. joy reid did it. harry reid, no relation, did it to mitt romney saying he sullied mormonism. that's very judgmental. >> what do you think? i thought we were aboutle tolerance there? >> i'm not sure where your sense of humor went. >> was with it funny? >> she was being facetious. >> oh. >> you had a segment where dana talked about how you can have outrage when someone cites scripture which is exactly what guy benson just did. >> i'm not sure anyone's outraged. >> we have conservatives who will pick selective words from the bible and wrap themselveses in it when at the same time through all of their pol

but i think the most interesting defense came from former governor sarah palin. she was one of the first to stand up for the "duck dynasty" star. and was asked about the specific language he used earlier this week. >> there are two ways to say different things, and his -- in the article and i know he's a graphic type guy, but do you have any objection on the manners aspect, how he said it? >> i haven't read the article. i don't know exactly how he said it. >> she went on tv to defend him but didn't read what he said? here's what robertson said was sinful. quote, start with homosexual behavior and then morph out from there. bestiality, sleeping around, don't deceive yourself, it's not right. there were other comments that are too vulgar to repeat on tv. and he also said african-americans were happy in the jim crow south. now, let me be very clear. phil robertson has the right to say whatever he wants. and his tv channel has the right to take action. but why republicans so eager to defend him? especially if one of their leaders doesn't even know exactly what he sai

sarah palin, everybody, thanks for coming. in directly ahead mismegyn kelly on why she is so passionate about obamacare. lauer ingraham on msnbc on firing martin bashir. those reports upcoming. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. >>> in the impact segment tonight, as we told you in the talking points memo chris christie moderate leading the pack analysis by the real clear organization. joining us from class former presidential candidate rick santorum now the ceo echo light studios produces films for families of faith. the republican party, do you see it coming together? i mean, you know, governor palin says we have to come together. there is an awful lot of sniping still going on. >> yeah. you you know, there is a lot of sniping going on because, you you know, we are in

>> i think the mix up with sarah palin -- i think she make as good point in this way. phil robertson he stood up for orthodox christian beliefs, it is no big deal for him. because he is wealthy, but what about all the people who may make one mistake in the office place, or say something that expresses their faith that doesn't fit -- they are going to lose their job. and with nothing for them to fall back on, i think there needs to be a lot of push back, not to depend what phil said, but to be less intolerant and besides he doesn't do this on the show, my kids can watch his show, they love his show, if he did that on the show, i would feel a lot different about it. >> isn't she being hypocritical? she and many of her allies were screaming bloody murder when martin bashir made some very awful comments about her. >> and he should have been fired. what he said, the way he literally attacked homo sexuals as though they are leading a evil lifestyle. to come and support that type of speech is outrageous. >> there's a huge online backlash. when whilely cyrus does he is twerkin

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we had to say, no, we are not going to endorse sarah palin. and conservatives picked right up on this. these debates helped further the goals. invoking the feminine toughness frame to describe these woman captures the desire of conservative women's groups to both reinscribe traditional gender roles, while also supporting these liberated women for disrupting them. it also serves to make feminist look out of touch. and reasserts that feminists are not feminine. and these women are seen as super moms, which helps to promote traditional gender role values and also wanting more women to be professional and politically active. i have termed this conservative supermom. as noted in the past, conservative women have chastised feminists for allegedly promoting the notion that women can have it all by seamlessly balancing child- rearing, holding a job in the the paid workforce, and enjoying intimate relations with their partner. it is not really accurate that feminists have promoted that, but nonetheless, that is the rhetoric that comes from conservative

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. >>> sarah palin going back outdoors for a new tv series. the sportsman channel will air "amazing america with sarah palin" that starts in april. former governor hosted "sarah palin's alaska" on tlc a few years ago. the new show will focus on stories about hunting, fishing and shooting. >>> oscar winner ben affleck is opening up about a dangerous stalker threatening his family. he says thanks to the gangs of paparazzi that follow his family around, this stalker was able to blend in and snap photos of his children as they were leaving preschool. michele turner has more for you. >> reporter: an angry ben affleck is blasting the photographers who he says constantly follow his family, like in this hollywood.tv video. >> don't talk to my kids. is that clear? >> no problem. >> okay. >> in a new interview with "playboy" magazine affleck says a man allegedly stalking his wife jennifer garner and family for years, basically used a crowd of paparazzi as a cover to standout side his daughter's preschool. he says, they used to take pictures of our child

where's comcast's apology to sarah palin and all their viewers who had to under go that? and where are the national media covering this? it's because she's a woman. misogyny is okay if you're a conservative women. racism is okay if you're a conservative black. bigotry is okay if you're a catholic organization. all these things they breach are acceptable if it's their political opposition. >> let me ask you, president obama made news talking to chris matthews last night, and talking about the divisiveness in this country. listen to this take on it. >> the american people are good and they're decent, and yes, sometimes we get very divided. partly because our politics and our media. specifically tries to divide them. and splinter them. >> our media. we try to divide the people and splinter them. >> what's happened is some in the media, not very many, but some in the media have concluded this fiasco of obama care is simply indefensible, especially when the man lied dozens of times to the american people, and there are some in the liberal media, some liberals who are saying th

he was making a very legitimate point about sarah palin. >> let's back up for people who haven't been following. sarah palin had given a speech in which she compared the national debt and owing money to china to slavery. a lot of people didn't like that. i said this in the beginning, it is fair game to criticize sarah palin, fox news contributor, over that, but let's not mince words here. what bashir said in a scripted read with graphics that had to be approved or acquiesced by other people at the network, you know, suggested using her as a toilet. >> yes. and i think the legitimate point that he was making is that these slavery things are brought up too often and this is how awful slavery is. then he brought up a vulgar thing at the end for it which he apologized. yeah, that happens on msnbc. it happens on fox news. people on this network have talked about decapitating me and turning me into hummus. nobody's getting suspended or barely apologizing for that sort of thing. >> was that a host or guest? >> it was from npr. this is the sort of thing that can happen on any network. >> to s

she, like sarah palin, enjoys showing off her children and grandkids on the public stage as if to say that a woman can have it all. perhaps in different stages. yet, nancy pelosi does not expect a single working class woman to provide for all of her own needs. she supports a variety of life options for all women and trusts them to make individual decisions without big daddy government telling them what they can and cannot do. government in her hands is conceived of as a resource and a support for women and children, not as a disciplinarian. if we expect women who don't have money or perfectly enabling families to be in the work force, we must do this, provide this for them, or we are of their g the well children. nancy pelosi is perhaps, from the liberal side, what you've described as feminine toughness. she's feminine, sure she's tough, you have to be to be in politics, but not in terms of her conception of government. so conservatives don't have a lock on those traits. but one thing that nancy pelosi would never do in contrast to e women that you quoted, who attacked jan net reno an

. >>> martin bashir is out at ms msnbc after a personal apack on sarah palin. karl rove says he got off easy. >> they could have saved him said we are putting him on unpaid suspension of six weeks or 8 weeks he has to come out and apologize. the network was silent let him go off and have his holiday and then they came back and let him sound like it was his idea. >> now it has been revealed bashir was suspended before for comments he made back in 2008 while working at abc news. bashir had to apologize for referring to some women attending an asian american journalist association as quote asian bait. sarah palin will be here to tell us what she thinks about this. >> authorities say there is no threat to the public. a cargo truck hauling cobalt 60 pi had been used in medical equipment was stolen from astat truck was the target. it was found 25 miles away from an abandoned lot and the thieves are still on the run. >>> the passengers who were hurt in sunday's deadly metro north train derailment that killed 4 people and injured dozens of others are suing the railroad

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there's big differences between ted cruz and sarah palin as far as skill sets go. >> okay. but you could literally replace each other's names with in terms of sort of damage done either to a party or a country. >> but, if you are sam stein, why don't you jump in here because i just don't want to get in trouble. i'll ask you the question, would you bet that ted cruz is going to be able to recover from his first year in the united states senate in a way better than sarah palin was able to recover from her vice presidential run? >> yeah. because he is going to stick around and he won't leave his office. now, i actually have a different take on who won in this past year and it's, i think, it's rand paul. he won for the reasons that you are talking about ted cruz, he made a bigger name for himself but he also had different issue sets. he represented this sort of libertarian concern. he wasn't out there like ted cruz launching these shut down bids over obamacare. he picked his battles more smartly than ted cruz did. >> you know what's fascinating we've had this conversation, we'v

but, the media as sarah palin said to its credit didn't do that. they did not let up. >> bashir did apologize and i wonder if msnbc can quickly suspended him and he's off the air for a month and then comes back and tries to make a clean start could he have kept his job. of at any time mishandling that was the problem? >> maybe. i think that's a really good point. i don't think he should have been fired. i don't want to live in america where you can't state your opinion and make a mistake and apologize and move on. i want a place where if you're a bad talk show host like bashir's show of, you lose your job because of ratings because nobody is watching and it's a supply and demand issue. nobody wants what you're pitching. when you go back and look at the history of journalists who lost their jobs over remarks, i think it's a really sad commentary on where we are in america. >> i don't like it when anybody loses their job and we all make mistakes on camera and sometimes blurt things out. but it was skriptd with graphics and premeditated. what about a

and sarah palin defended robertson tonight. i don't know if she defended what he said but his right to say it. she said "free speech is an endangered species. those intolerants, hating and taking on the duck dynasty pate reack for voicing his personal opinion are taking on all of us." >> what a fascinating idea from someone in another network just got fired for using their free speech about sarah palin. we can't be selective about this. we make decisions all the time about what type of sanctions we want to put on people for their free speech. >> ben ferguson, he makes a point. someone just got fired at another network for saying something about sarah palin. >> yeah. you can say whatever you want to say. that's free speech. but there's also consequences for your actions. and i think right now he's probably getting a nice long talking to by the other cast members who are saying, hey, crazy grandpa, you might want to tone it down a little bit. this is not the way you talk about things. if anything, this is incredibly insensitive.

sarah palin after spending time with the robertson's called it a free speech issue on her facebook page and louisiana governor bobby jindal call the robertson family, quote, great citizens, a change.org petition has more than 19,000 signatures so far. >> women are like lab retrievers they have quarks. you stay married to one, you learn to grow with the quarks. >> reporter: a and e says he is on hiatus, it's not clear if he'll appear in a premiere episode in season five which is less than a month away. because phil robertson weighed no on a wide range of sexual and religious themes, there is a lot to talk about with our panel. dan panel is with us. he writes the salvage love and also with us is charles blow and dan ross. dan, are you -- should this guy have been taken off the air by a a&e? >> am i allowed to not have a an opinion? >> sure. >> that was a decision they made. most of the outrage is the comments about gay people. he's saying because gay sex eeks him out, they aren't. i'm grossed out by straight sex. i'm gay, i think straight sex is icky. i think they should be able to marry,

sarah palin one of your close friends wrote free speech is a different species. those taking on the "duck dynasty" pay -- patriarc is taking it on for all of us. she has a point. >> no. i agree with you a and e obviously knew this was -- he is not shy. he gives sermons and preaches. the message you are sending is it is okay to preach something, but not okay to say it. they were fine with what he believed and when he preached it it was a bad message to. >> it is like you know your grandmother has the beliefs, but she doesn't want to say them in front of people at christmas. >> maybe you do, but most people don't pay their grandmother millions of dollars. >> that's true. what he said about gays is they are siners. as long as he doesn't try to give legal force to the beliefs, it doesn't matter. there is a good chance that i am a siner and i am going to hell. i don't care. he is not trying to force him to believe what he believes. the fact he thinks that of me has no affect on my life. it doesn't matter at all. >> have fun pushing the boulder. >> i was in sarah palin

. >> sarah palin has a new book out about the meaning of christmas. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> jon: i was hoping for blitz en but she'll do. >> can you understand why none who is not a christian would feel uncome for thible of something from the bible from the new test. coming from the government because to them it might feel like the government is picking a religion and it's not theirs. >> well, there's things we can do about that to i guess lessen that offense. we can do that in the personal life. in my family we have the menorah out through december on our cich en take. i want to teach my children about the jewish faith. >> jon: quick word to the palin kids, while i appreciate the gesture, jews don't actually just leave a menorah out for the month of december. [cheers and applause] like a knickknack in a curio case. goes in the window and only put it there for eight days. palin kids this is not a menorah. now, there's got to be someone who can defend christmas with a little more authority. over the years we've taken on the role of protecti

what he said about sarah palin, what letterman said about sarah palin, what bill maher said, was that as bad? they are still on tv. >> everybody has their opinion. it's up to the network to air it or not. >> as long as the groups agree politically, they don't attack them. your side doesn't attack your side when they say outrageous things. >> i will disagree with that. >> alec baldwin had a history of making homophobic slurs. >> that wasn't. >> if you grew up where we were, sean, baldwin and i grew up within ten miles of each other. when we were growing up those comments were common place. >> we are in 2013. >> you have to give people slack from this. like paula deen. should she have lost her job with with those remarks? >> 30 years ago. >> is it okay for someone to say something racist? >> you're like the thought police. you want to monitor, fire -- >> it's not the thought police. it's the talk police. >> are you really that offended? >> actually, i am quite offended. on behalf of my gay friends. >> don't watch the show. >> i won't. he has a massive audience. i don't run a&e. they mad

i love the way sarah palin is unbelievably delicious at this. she talks about and those death panels are in there. i love the way she says the death panels are in there somewhere. like they're creeping around inside. >> i mean, sam very rightly and logically said these people should stop because the president said, repeated today, and reminded them that he's going to be in office. he can veto anything. so they ought to calm down. but the fact is when you watch a few of those clips and when you talk to people in the movement and when you cover some of these groups and so forth, you realize that there's something else going on here. it isn't just a piece of legislation with these people. it's a kind of crusade against some deeply evil force. it almost harkens back to the days when people were worried about communist infiltration and there were people from abroad that were going to control every aspect of your life. in the clips they used words like killing and death. and they used the words of war and life and death because that's how they keep th

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you had martin say something really horrible about sarah palin and everybody saying this guy has to go. all -- it's not a free speech issue. he shouldn't be able to say that and stay on the air. all of a sudden, this guy in the entertainment vehicle says something offensive about a lot of different things, homophobic, racially intensive, offensive against religions and the same corner of the kind of -- the i ya is saying this is a free speech issue. i think you have to be consistent. i think the media company, do whatever you're going to do. sometimes they let people stay on, sometimes they let people apologize, sometimes they lay low and blow over. do whatever you're going to do, i don't care. if you're going to be out in a public setting, i have an opinion about it and charging and waiting for somebody to be taken off the air, you have to be consistent about that, and i don't think that's happening. >> i was interested on the comments on gay people got more attention than the attention on african americans and his belief under jim crow laws they were happy and not singing the blues.

he was forced to resign after saying vial things about sarah palin. number one, everybody makes mistakes if you do political commentary every day obviously you are going to make them. should have nbc let him go? >> first of all they made it appear like he resigned on his own which was a mistake. >> we all know that's not true. >> if they really wanted him to go they should have let it be nope they wanted him to go. everybody does make mistakes. sometimes people say something in the heat of the moment they regret. but this was a monologue that was prepared in which he had done historical research and referred to a slave owner who made slaves defecate into the mouths of other slaves. this was more than a misstatement by somebody just pulling something off of the air. this was a deliberate attempt to engage in the most foul and gusting kind of commentary on a political opponent. look, they could have saved him, perhaps, if they had said, you know, he was wrong and we are putting him on unpaid suspension for six weeks or 8 weeks and he has got to come out

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dennis: in your media minute sarah palin's reality check. for u.s. the candidate will get a reality show amazing america with sarah palin set to premiere on a sportsman channel next april. sarah palin is a fox news contributor and last week martin but she resigned from ms nbc for saying vile things about her and in her previous stab at reality she was filmed clubbing a -- the show was canceled after one season. as time warner prepares to shed the struggling magazine business more layoffs reportedly lie ahead. spinoff said to be still on track for mid 2014 and third quarter, revenue fell 3% to $813 million. life after the wall street journal, the journal owned website all things the reportedly in a deal with comcast, nbc universal that will form a similar business under a new in the man and all things be successful because of the journal or pushing. gerri: they are doing television? dennis: they do television. ms nbc owns it. cheryl: walt mossburg of frequent guest on this program. a lot coming up obviously. dennis: google and face book being hypocrit

jon: kirsten, you and sarah palin probably don't share too many political philosophies. you did grow up in alaska i know. what do you think about the way she has handled it? >> she has handled it exactly right way. she accepted the apology. been gracious about it. i think as she said she is probably become a little bit inured to these kinds of attacks because they're, have been so over the top and insane for so long. this one does seem to almost, i mean, this one may actually take the cake i think of all the attacks on sarah palin but i think she just, you know, she accepted the apology and said move on. >> all right. we are going to leave it there. thanks for joining us there today for this coverage of the, of media coverage i guess you could say. >> thank you. >> judy miller, kirsten powers. thank you both. >> thank you. jenna: stunning new developments in a story that truly shocked the entire country. remember this video of a cop shooting at a minivan full of small children and their mother? we have an update you want to hear about this. >>> dangerous weather gripping