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GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: Tonight: Now, how do you dig yourself out of a hole after saying something like this? In case you forgot, here's Democratic congressman Steve Cohen blasting Republicans during a debate about health care.
REP. STEVE COHEN, D-TENN.: They say it's a government takeover of health care, a big lie. Just like Goebbels, you say it enough, you repeat the lie, you repeat the lie, you repeat the lie, and eventually, people believe it, like "blood libel." That's the same kind of thing. The Germans said enough about the Jews, and the people believed it and you had the Holocaust.
VAN SUSTEREN: So what does Congressman Cohen have to say now? Well, in a statement, he says, in part, "While I regret that anything I said has created an opportunity to distract from the debate about health care for 32 million Americans, I want to be clear that I never called Republicans Nazis. Instead, the reference I made was to the greatest propaganda master of all time. Propaganda which is called messaging today can be true or false. In this case, the message is false."
So does that clear things up? Former senator Rick Santorum joins us live. Senator Santorum, your thoughts?
RICK SANTORUM, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Look, just about every politician has made this mistake, where you get wrapped up in something and you compare it to something the Nazis did. It's a stupid analogy. Stand up, say -- it's always a bad -- I don't care what it is, it's a bad analogy. Don't make it. I've done it. I stood up and said it was a stupid thing for me to say, I apologize for saying it. Even though you may have a legitimate reason for saying it, there might be some basis, it's dumb because all it does is inflame people. It hides the entire issue that you're trying to get to. What Representative Cohen should say is, I made a mistake, I'm sorry, and then go and make the point you want to make.
VAN SUSTEREN: I don't know how -- I don't think exactly the statement (INAUDIBLE) sorry, and I guess it's not...
SANTORUM: It doesn't say sorry.
VAN SUSTEREN: It's a little -- it's a little inconvenient for him. On January 11th, he had an op-ed piece in Roll Call and he talks about hateful speech, among other things. But his timing is a little bit bad.
SANTORUM: Look, he made a mistake. And he has to recognize that he made -- he doesn't. Obviously, he doesn't believe he's made a mistake. He actually does believe, obviously, that Republicans are being propagandists and lying, and he's not going to -- obviously, he's not backing down. He should back down in the analogy.
VAN SUSTEREN: You know what is sort of peculiar about the whole thing (INAUDIBLE) I mean, it's just an aside note -- is that he said this to an empty chamber. I mean, that was -- I mean, I could sort of see getting revved up if you think everyone's clapping and applauding and get yourself going and saying something really stupid. I can get that. But this was sort of -- sort of unusual in that he was alone.
SANTORUM: Well, it's a special order, which is after the Congress is in session, they can get up and talk about whatever they want to talk about. And you know, we've all done it. We get up there and we just start going and -- but clearly, he wanted to say it. He meant what he said. And he is not contrite about what he said and -- about Republicans. And that's why this is not going to go away for him. He needs to apologize.
VAN SUSTEREN: Headline: Nobody died.
SANTORUM: Nobody died. Right.
VAN SUSTEREN: Nobody died. I mean, so we can all get revved up about it.
SANTORUM: It's not -- it's not equivalent to the Nazis.
VAN SUSTEREN: No, not equivalent, but it's also something where it's -- it's unbelievable political fodder for your enemy, but it is of no huge moment, I don't think.
SANTORUM: It's not. And to try to bring in now Sarah Palin with the "blood libel" -- it's just -- it's nasty. It's vitriolic. You know, if -- if the -- if the mainstream media wants to complain about -- about, you know, uncivil rhetoric, there's (INAUDIBLE)
VAN SUSTEREN: Well, I think there is something (INAUDIBLE) equal opportunity. I mean, those who went after her unfairly, maybe they want to rethink it now that someone on their side of the aisle has done it. That would be sort of -- that would sort of be the stand-up thing to do.
SANTORUM: Well, but he's not Sarah Palin. And so as a result, he's going get -- you know, he's some congressman from Tennessee nobody's ever heard of and of no consequence to the national media, and so they'll let it go.
VAN SUSTEREN: All right, speaking of saying things to get ourselves into a little bit of hot water, I got a sound bite for you.
SANTORUM: I find it almost remarkable for a -- for a -- for a black man to say, No, we are going to decide who are people and who are not people.
VAN SUSTEREN: Race -- are you -- was that a racial...
SANTORUM: No.
VAN SUSTEREN: ... remark, racial slur...
SANTORUM: This is one of these...
VAN SUSTEREN: ... racial whatever?
SANTORUM: This is one of these great taken out of context, truly taken out of context...
VAN SUSTEREN: Well, that wasn't...
VAN SUSTEREN: Congressman Cohen said he was taken out of context!
SANTORUM: Play more than seven seconds of the interview. And what I was talking about was President Obama talking about, during the campaign, when he was asked the question whether -- whether -- what -- what is -- what life is entitled to protection under the Constitution -- he was asked that by Rick Warren, and is a baby in the womb human life? And he said, It's above my pay grade. And I said, Well, really, it isn't above your pay grade, I said, because what we have here is a child in the womb that's human and it's alive, and therefore, it's human life. And what the court has decided -- you know this, Greta -- is that even though it's human life, it's not a person under the 14th Amendment, and therefore is not entitled to constitutional protection.
And my point was that the 14th Amendment was passed to make sure that blacks in America were protected by the Constitution, were considered people, because tragically, horribly, for 100 years or more in this country, they weren't. And so the point I was trying to make is that here we have another situation where the courts have said that a group of people, a group of human beings, are not people and that they should be. I -- I -- and that they're property. And they can be...
VAN SUSTEREN: I think where the discussion (INAUDIBLE) sort of, like, goes off the rails and everyone gets all revved up is when the word "black" is used. Everyone wonders whether or not it is done for racial reasons or if it's done for historic reference. You know, what's the purpose of it?
SANTORUM: The purpose here was that -- and this is an argument that has been made by the pro-life movement for as long as I've heard the argument. I've heard it from Bill Buckley and heard it from Ronald Reagan, actually heard it from Jesse Jackson back in the 1970s, when he was pro- life. He used to make this argument all the time, that when you treat a child, a child in the womb as property, it's the equivalent of what happened during the first part of this country, when we had this huge scar on us that we did not treat blacks as people.
And -- and the pro-life movement says, and I agree with them, that we should not treat the child in the womb as property, we should treat them as a human being and give them protections entitled under the 14th Amendment.
VAN SUSTEREN: Well, I guess you know how Congressman Cohen feels tonight.
SANTORUM: Well, no, I -- I -- look, I...
VAN SUSTEREN: I'm not saying -- I'm not saying the same situation, but...
SANTORUM: I don't think it's the same -- I'm not apologizing.
VAN SUSTEREN: I don't -- I...
SANTORUM: I don't think there's anything to apologize for!
VAN SUSTEREN: I don't mean that. What I meant is that -- is how we will seize upon anything...
SANTORUM: Yes.
VAN SUSTEREN: ... any abuse, Democrats, Republicans or whatever, and we seize upon it and we loop it and we whatever, and we need to make sure that we get...
SANTORUM: No, I would agree with you that -- that when I used the word "black," all of a sudden, it gives people a reason to say, Oh, he's trying to make some sort of racial comment. I was not. I was trying to talk about a historical fact of how the Constitution was interpreted and how it's interpreted today.
VAN SUSTEREN: Senator, thank you. Always nice to see you.
SANTORUM: Thank you.


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Looks like Clary deleted those tweets and suspended his FB acct..Probably a good idea to lower his profile.
Any chance you guys will get interviews or pictures from training camp? As far as the relay, when would they decide the line up and is it based on the feel they get watching who is or isn't swimming well at camp?
Clary really isn't very smart is he? Seems to talk himself up alot… saying he wasn't threatened by Phelps in the 400 im. I'm sure he has been advised on how to deal with interviews… Not sure why he would bash PHELPS of all people right now.
Also I feel that he wasn't really sick before the IM at Trials… seemed sort of like an excuse. He will get his a** handed to him in London by Phelps among others. Wish he would at least be a good teammate.
Clary is just so charming… what an idiot
At least Phelps cares enough about the TEAM to brush it aside, even though Clary deserves some harsh words if you ask me.
Good for phelps… He kicks Clary's a** anyways!!
Great, now every news conference is gonna harp on about this clary comment
Way to go a**hole
LIke Phelps wants now to deal with this crap
If i was head coach i would send this clary guy home for causing rift and disruption of team usa
or probably hurt just as much is if speedo would drop him!
Clary is NOT the brightest star in the sky….
Just when you start rooting for Clary because he isn't as talented as Phelps and Lochte but is a workhorse he goes and says something stupid like this and reveals a fair bit of jealousy towards Phelps in the process. It would be one thing if he had actually swam in an Olympics before and even won a medal of any color, but the guy is a scrub in retrospect. Crying about Phelps deciding to swim the 400IM like he should just step aside and let the number #3 swimmer have the slot. You know after the 2009 World Championships when Cavic talked all that smack that this is nothing to Phelps, but imagine the pressure Clary will have on him in that 200 Fly, where there's a chance he may not even final let alone medal.
Clary is gonna look really stupid if he doesn't medal or final
Because two medals at last year's world championships makes someone a 'nobody' or chump?
People are giving Clary such a bad time for this. We all understand that it was a mistake for him to do this, but who can blame him? He was being honest. I think that people who say "grow up Clary" haven't had very many situations in their lives where they saw someone work much less than they did and earn far more. Team USA has done a good job in doing damage control and moving on, but the media and countless Internet users will continue to label Clary as a crybaby. Honestly, I think Clary was saying what a lot of Olympic-level athletes are thinking. "Why can't I beat this guy even though I give up everything for a chance to win?" Heck, there's a good chance Lochte will be thinking that exact thought after the 200 IM.
I'm going to keep rooting for Team USA in London, and I hope Tyler and Michael both get on the podium in 2fly.
So what if what he said was true? You don't say things like that about your team mates! I am pretty sure we have all at some point had that team mate who didn't work as hard, but was always faster. In my case there were several, but you don't just call them out and cause a rift. You suck it up and focus on yourself and your swimming, not what someone else is doing. So yes, Clary is a crybaby and I do say grow up. Suck it up and support your team mates.
I think it's pretty amazing that someone can swim fast without training too much. It's something called 'God given talent' and it's a rare sight these days. It's like when you watch a talented painter draw a portrait in 5 min without even trying, or when you listen to Adele sing. You don't ask yourself if Adele sings 6 hours a day at home or not at all. You just relax and enjoy. The same with Michael Phelps. Relax and enjoy his swimming, his amazing butterfly, while you can. You'll probably never see another one like him …
This was written as a reply to @come on
Another analogy is watching a magician. Is it more fun to sit and watch a magic show and be amazed, or is it more fun to spend the whole time trying to figure the secret behind the tricks? Probably depends largely on perspective.
How can you say Phelps earned his spot and but doesn't deserve it.That's a contradiction. I didn't see Clary take 3-4 trips to Colorado Springs to bust his ass this year. Clary has plenty of extracirrciular activities outside the pool (which he should) that lead me to believe he doesn't eat, breath, sleep swimming as he'd have you believe.
Honestly what Clary said was true, just because Michael Phelps won 8 gold medals four years ago, that was FOUR YEARS AGO. That doesn't make him greater than God now, he doesn't work hard, he really doesn't want, and it is a real shame that someone can swim fast without training hard, but lets he real. Michael Phelps obviously got his spot on the team because he earned, but he sure as hell does not deserve it.
Anyone who thinks Phelps didn't work hard leading up to Beijing is an idiot. Remember this is the guy who didn't take a day off for what, 5 or 6 years? The media went wild over how many calories he had to consume just to keep up. I think he deserved a break after the greatest Olympic swimming performance in history. He will be prepared for London and will leave the most decorated Olympian ev. USA! USA! USA!
Apparently Clary's word wipes out all the words of Phelps' other training partners who have said other wise. I believe swim swam has a video of young Chase Kaliz saying Phelps is the best training partner anybody could ask for. So many other swimmers have commented on how training with Phelps has made them swim faster, but Clary lets his jealousy out and suddently MP is a slacker? Completely crazy.
Erik Vendt and Davis Tarwater, who were also at Michigan in 2007/2008, have been quoted as saying similarly to Chase. But hey, maybe Phelps paid them all to say that…yeah, I don't think so either.
What's been said has been said, can't be taken back (though apparently Clary tried to have it retracted). Clary and Phelps have talked over it, and whether or not what they said yesterday is how they truly feel about the situation now, they seem to be trying to move on with things and concentrate on London. And whatever we fans believe is the truth or not, it's probably about time we let this thing blow over too.
The wonderful thing with swimming is you swim your own race.If you feel you deserve to win more than someone else, you have an opportunity to prove that.Get in the water and do it.Natural talent is just that, and training may enhance it, but you can't take it away.
Stop worrrying about what someone else does, and take time to turn around and look back at the way you have come….if there are only a handful of people(or one) ahead of you, it is time to pat yourself on the back and say "Wow, I worked hard, I believed in my dream, and look how far I have come."Then, turn around again look ahead and own the next race.When everyone dives in at the Olympics, no one person owns that race until your hand is on the wall.If this is so important to you,do your best to make sure you are first.If you aren't first,you should still appreciate that you are at the Olympics with another opportunity to be the best.So many others who worked hard day after day, and year after year, didn't make it this far.
Be an example!Stand Proud and be happy for your fellow swimmers for their accomplishments and Stand Proud for your own.


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Having just recently returned back from the land of Thai, I was already getting withdrawal symptoms from the food there. I was in the mood for something a little bit spicy, something nice and fragrant, and so what better a solution that Bumbu which provides a happy marriage of both Thai and Indonesian and a smidge of Chinese in their menu?
Actually I'm usually a little wary of places which try to offer different cuisines in such a way but I have to say, I'm glad I let my guard down on this occassion.
Tucked away in a beautiful shophouse on Kandahar Street in the Arab Quarter, the interior of Bumbu – especially upstairs – is beautifully ornate and quite a lovely surprise I hadn't bargained for. In fact, it did remind me quite a bit of True Blue.
Bumbu's menu is pretty extensive with lots of variety and all extremely reasonable. I felt like the cat who was about to get the spicy cream!
I am rather addicted to Mango Salad ($8.80). In fact when I'm in Thailand I pretty much live off this but this was definitely the Indo kind. The difference between the two is that the Indo version is more firey and the mango used more crunchy. Still it had it's lovely trademark freshness common to the two and it was a great way to kick off the appetizers.
I'd heard the Pandan Leaf Chicken ($3.20 each) here was good. A Bangkok favourite, the leaf keeps the chicken juices inside leaving the chicken soft and juicy, with a very subtle pandan flavour. Just lovely.
Having never tried Krathong Tong ($7.80), which are essentially crispy tartlets filled with minced chicken, carrots and corn, I thought why not. This was a nice, simple, tasty, home-style dish and though no show-stopper, quite nice to have in the mix.
However the dish that is an absolute must comes under the mains and it's the Coffee Chicken ($10.80). Chicken marinated in coffee? There was no way I was going to let this one pass me by! Juicy pieces of chicken with an intense, sticky sauce and beautiful coffee roast flavours coming through. This dish is genius and I could simply not get enough of it! So much so that guess who is currently looking up recipes to make this one at home….
It's also very much worth getting the Steamed Fish in Spicy Lime Sauce ($25.80). On this occassion, said fish was seabass and it was cooked to perfection drenched in a lovely sweet-sour and slightly spicy sauce that was incredible more-ish. Make sure you soak through your rice with the sauce and pick every last piece of fish off the bone – delicious!
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