rubio began by hammering mr. obama. >> every president has to be judged by the times in which he lives. this president has now been in charge for two and a half years, okay? he has increased federal spending by 28%. washington went along with his prescription for joblessness which was the stemless package and unemployment is higher when he took over. significantly higher. we have not had unemployment this high for this long since the great depression with no signs of it getting better. >> bill: that's true. the presidents had s. having a very hard time moving the economy forward. why? senator rubio thinks he knows. >> he proposed a budget that was so ludacris not even the democrats in the senate would vote for it budget that increased the debt, not solved it there was a strategy to leave this to the last possible moment so there would be a take it or leave it scenario like what some are painting right now. >> bill: with economic chaos facing the country, you have to do more than just criticize. you have to put fo

para esa epoca, marcÓ rubio estudiaba en south miami high.fecto esto a su familia y que relaciÓn mantuvo con el cuÑado. su jefe de prensa que no negÓ informaciÓn respondió que consideraba que el tema de la armada y del cuÑado es privado y no debe ser un tipo de escrutinio periodÍstico. la bÚsqueda de esta periodÍstica y el enfocarse en los familiares del adora, es de indignante. cuando el esposo de la armada gerardo rubio era joven, fue un hecho que cometio. esto no es noticia. >> segun documentos federales y publicaciones de la Época, el fue seÑalado como el miembro del segundo nivel de una peeigrosa banda de narcotraficantes. >> sicilia se dedicaba a la comercializaciÓn de peces y pÁjaros exÓticos. el salió en libertad en noviembre del 2000. >> sicilia vive en la actualidad de la casa de la madre del senador al sudoeste de miami y figura en los registros como copropietario de esta residencia. si >> el volvio al negocio de los animales silvestres. barbara rubio y orlando se negaron a hablar con univision. >> el tiempo sigue corriendo y los l

el joven marco rubio estudiaba. en esa Época.dor no quiso responder. su jefe de prensa respondiÓ que consideraba que el tema es privado y no debe ser motivo de escrutinio periodÍstico. muy simple: la bÚsqueda de la nota periodÍstica y el enfocarse a los familiares del senador que son ciudadanos privados, es indignante. >> rolando cecilia saliÓ en libertad en 2000 por reducciÓn de pena. vive en la actualidad en la casa de la madre del senador y figura en registros del condado como copropietario de esa residencia. >> un hijo de coronando sicilia, figurÓ como beneficiado de polÉmico caso del senador rubio. se negaron a hablar con univisiÓn. >> gracias por esa exclusiva de univisiÓn investiga. en una conversaciÓn con el gobernador de la florida le preguntÉ si la prensa debe revelar aspectos de la vida privada de los familiares cercanos de los polÍticos. hablamos tambiÉn de otros temas. >> en su opiniÓn, es vÁlido que la prensa averigüe detalles del pasado de los familiares cercanos de los polÍticos? >> es importante para que la gente

do you feel like a mentor to senator rubio? mentor, a colleague. >> reporter: swept into washington on tea party energy -- >> we fully embrace the tea party sentiment. >> reporter: -- rubio now keeps his distance and refused to join the tea party caucus. >> i get skeptical when washington tries to institutionalize something. >> reporter: he said he'll ignore calls to run for vice president. >> i am flattered, i really am. >> reporter: don't you expect to be fully on somebody's short list. >> i'll not be the vice presidential nominee for the republicans. >> reporter: you wouldn't serve? >> i don't think they're going to call because they'll probably see the interview. >> reporter: we know that won't stop them from calling if there's a nominee who thinks rubio can help him or her in the general election campaign. one of the things we're saying he's coming out more critically against the president and that's an important step in moving up in the party, he's beginning to do the national interviews, the first spanish language interv

. >> las secciones a investigaciÓn de univisiÓn de un oscuro pasado de un cuÑado de marco rubio, considenmigraciÓn, nuestro corresponsal nos dice por quÉ. >> su apoyo de la ley de arizona como un arma contra la violencia narcotrÁfico mexicano no le ha ganado muchos amigos hispanos y el reporte de univisiÓn revelando que su cuÑado fue convicto por narcotrÁfico ha generado controversias. >> fue injusto que rubio solo culpa se de la situaciÓn a la narco mexicana. >> joe peÑaloza es miembros de la organizaciÓn. >> estamos acuerdo con eso, pero tambiÉn queremos que el se tiene que reconocer que los problemas que hubo hace muchos aÑos con su familia existen hoy en este dÍa en otro estado, en nuestra naciÓn y que no sea un problema relacionado con la droga que viene de mÉxico, la droga viene de todo el mundo y Él se tiene que reconocer eso. >> el grupo quiere que el senador le retire su apoyo a la controvertida sb 1070 de airizoa y que se concentre en trabajar en el congreso por una reforma migratoria integral algo que no ha expresado tener interÉs. >> las crÍticas no son unÁnimes, algunos repu

rubio: yes. mr. kerry: i would just say first of all that everybody understands the danger of the rating agencies right now. the problem is, we got to reach across the aisle and negotiate. we've got to come to agreement. right now there's not a lot of negotiating going on. i would ask the senator, if he doesn't agree that there is an enormous difference between -- the senator a moment ago said if he had gotten his way. the whole point is, everybody knew he wasn't about to get his way. that was a truly symbolic vote. today, however, is it not true we are on the brink of a default and the absence of negotiation or the absence of a settlement presents us with a far more serious consequence to the unwillingness to raise the debt ceiling today? mr. rubio: to the senator from massachusetts i would say it's impossible to negotiate with someone who doesn't offer a plan. the finger pointing of who has a plan and who doesn't have a plan is relevant but it's not the central issue here. by also say in march of t

what did marco rubio have to say? >> good to see you.say over what's going on in washington the past week and said point-blank, the president simply has not been specific on presenting a specific plan of action. >> [ bleep ] off with them. he said that in a press conference but where is the president's plan? if he has a plan, we should look at it. if he isn't willing to do things the was in the past, we should look at that. neither democrats in the house nor democratic leadership in the senate have presented a plan. >> he says the only ones who presented a specific plan are the republicans. i asked him what good is a plan if, as many critics say, it's essentially dead in the water? >> i think we all agree we have to balance our budget at some point. if they don't like cut cap and balance, let them propose their own version of cut cap and balance. this is not an ideology thing, ratings houses, moody's, standard & poor's all saying to us, your issue is not the debt limit, the issue is the debt. i have hope people will wake up and realize w

representa al estado de la florida, marcos rubio, en su primera entrevista en una cadena de televisiÓnpana. senador, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>me alegra estar aquÍ con ustedes. >>muchÍsimas gracias. vamos a comenzar hablando de lo que aquÍ en washington parece ser el Única tema esta semana -ya se lleva semanas hablando de eso- y es el tema del tope en la deuda. ya el 2 de agosto llega a un punto en que el gobierno no va a tener dinero para pagar sus cuentas. >>bueno, lo que pasa es que bajo la ley, el gobierno federal solamente puede pedir x cantidad de dinero prestado y en estos momentos son cuatrocientos catorce y pico trillones deentos dÓlares. trillones, imagÍnate... va a llegar a ese lÍmite porque estÁ pidiendo 40 centavos de cada dÓlar que gasta. el dinero federal es dinero prestado. entonces, lo que estÁn diciendo las agencias globales es que ustedes tienen que aumentar esa cantidad, porque si no, no van a poder pagar las deudas que tienen. pero tambiÉn estÁn diciendo otra cosa. estan diciendo que no solamente tienen que subir el tope de la deuda, tienen que tener un pla

. >> bret: bill, is it rubio ryan for you or ryan rubio? >> i think it should be ryan rubio, but if he is hesitant to seize the moment, marco rubio will have to do it and make paul ryan his vice president. >> rubio-ryan would be a strong ticket. spectacular speeches on the floor of the house on thursday night and floor of the senate by rubio yesterday. >> bret: any chance it happens? >> yes. >> because the presidential candidate, michele bachmann is against any deal. jon huntsman is for any deal. the rest of them are ducking or we say in the obama era leading from behind. i think the republican primary voters would welcome a ryan-rubio ticket. >> bret: thanks, panel. we'll see you next week. don't forget to check out panel plus where the group picks up with this discussion and that discussion on the website, foxnewssunday.com. we'll post the video before noon eastern time. up next, the week that was in the great debt divide. you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insuranc

that is tom coburn of oklahoma and joins dick durbin one of the leading democrats and senator marco rubio the tea party favorite as we try again to get answers to the questions, are we on the verge of an economic disaster and why for all of the bluster does congress seem powerless to do anything about it? it is all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again, senator durbin is in springfield, illnois this morning, senator coburn is in muskogee, oklahoma, senator rubio will be along later in the broadcast, gentlemen welcome to all of you. well, the administration says unless something gets done by august 2nd, the nation will slide into default and the term backed by the full, faith and credit of the united states, the best guarantee the world has ever known won't mean what it used to mean. and who knows what impact that will have on not just our economy, but economies around the world. so we will stipulate everyo

rubio: yes. mr. kerry: i would just say first of all that everybody understands the danger of the rating agencies right now. the problem is, we got to reach across the aisle and negotiate. we've got to come to agreement. right now there's not a lot of negotiating going on. i would ask the senator, if he doesn't agree that there is an enormous difference between -- the senator a moment ago said if he had gotten his way. the whole point is, everybody knew he wasn't about to get his way. that was a truly symbolic vote. today, however, is it not true we are on the brink of a default and the absence of negotiation or the absence of a settlement presents us with a far more serious consequence to the unwillingness to raise the debt ceiling today? mr. rubio: to the senator from massachusetts i would say it's impossible to negotiate with someone who doesn't offer a plan. the finger pointing of who has a plan and who doesn't have a plan is relevant but it's not the central issue here. by also say in march of t

take vo ---que tienen que ver los jefes de jefes con paulina rubio y calle 13? muy poco..r le cuento que estn tramando estos artistas. segment ends cu --vamos ahora con nancy leal y las noticias del mundo de la farandula en acceso total. take pkg que tal amigos.. pues fijenes que los tigres de norte estan por comenzar su nueva gira pero no lo haran solos.. los jefes de jefes estaran realizando una gira de conciertos pero con artistas invitados incluyendo a paulina rubio y rene de calle 13..al menos eso es la idea.. segun jorge hernandez integrante de la agrupacion.. varios paises le estan pidiendo a los tigres del norte que reunan a todos los artistas invitados y canten juntos.. aparentement e ya es un hecho y comenzara la gira a finales de ano por estados unidos. el actor mexicano gael garcia bernal.. afirmo que durante un homenaje en paris por el festival de cine....le dijo a los 4 vientos.. que la parternidad le habia cambiado la vida.... ahora que tiene a dos ninos, lazaro y libertad .. segun gael, la paternidad lo ha hecho un hombre mayor , con una familia que lleva a

pruébalos. >> un cuÑado del senador marcos rubio tuvo problemas.do por su aporte a la sociedad y no por la vida de sus parientes. >> no estoy seguro de otras familias, yo sÉ cuÁl es mi caso, sabe, me preguntas muchas cosas a mÍ y no sÉ, sabes, es decir bueno, yo miro a mi familia, yo soy quien yo soy y yo hablo sobre mi padre y tuvo la educaciÓn de sexto grado y hablo algo de mis hijas, mi esposa y mi madre. >> si algo se supiera de su cuÑado y este sÍ es un caso hipotÉtico, usted renunciarÍa? >> a mÍ me eligieron debido a quiÉn yo soy y a las cosas que yo dije que harÍa cuando me postulÉ. >> nos acompaÑa gerardo reyes que estuvo a cabu de la investigaciÓn que univisión noticias realizÓ. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> gracias por despertarte tempranito. cuÉntanos, cÓmo surgiÓ esta investigación? >> estÁbamos haciendo un seguimiento de la vida del senador y encontramos este detalle del que ningÚn medio habÍa referido a Él y no solo afecta a su cuÑado en este asunto de antinarcÓticos sino tambiÉn a su hermana. no se sabÍa. lo encontramos a

with that, senator rubio. >> thank you for your statement.i wanted to talk about something that we don't talk about often enough. i think it's relevant to all of this conversation. it's trafficking in persons. the report in 2010 came out monday. it designates cuba as a tier three country for going to adhere to minimum and to human trafficking standards. as you know u.s. law prohibits funding for officials or employees to tier three governments to participate in educational and cultural exchange programs until such government complies with minimum and document trafficking standards or make significant efforts to comply with the standards. it's not address your head with regards to these sorts of programs with cuba. i guess my question is how is the administration's exchange program with cuba and compliance and if not, i think this has been waived, what's the calculation there? because i'm deeply, aside from total reality of what's happening to this trafficking in persons issue is a major one around the world. in fact, in cuba it's one the coun

senator rubio joins us from capitol hill. mcconnell, your leader's plan he calls it plan "b" or maybe it's plan "z." is it smart or surrender? >> i understand why he's doing it. he's a minority leader and trying to position his caucus in the best way possible in case things don't work out. it's not something i can support because i've clearly stated this is a chance to solve the real problem here. the real problem is not the debt limit, the real problem is the debt. the fact that this country continues to spend 40 cents out of every dollar. look at ireland. ireland their debt just got downgraded to junk. it wasn't because they refused to raise their debt limit, it's because they can't afford to pay back their lenders. >> that was a passionate case for deficit reduction, senator. so why, as some would ask or maybe this is a better way to put it -- do republicans have a problem saying yes to that grander deal the president was willing to put on the table which would get you $4 trillion in deficit reduction over the next ten yea

rubio: yes. mr. kerry: i would just say first of all that everybody understands the danger of the rating agencies right now. the problem is, we got to reach across the aisle and negotiate. we've got to come to agreement. right now there's not a lot of negotiating going on. i would ask the senator, if he doesn't agree that there is an enormous difference between -- the senator a moment ago said if he had gotten his way. the whole point is, everybody knew he wasn't about to get his way. that was a truly symbolic vote. today, however, is it not true we are on the brink of a default and the absence of negotiation or the absence of a settlement presents us with a far more serious consequence to the unwillingness to raise the debt ceiling today? mr. rubio: to the senator from massachusetts i would say it's impossible to negotiate with someone who doesn't offer a plan. the finger pointing of who has a plan and who doesn't have a plan is relevant but it's not the central issue here. by also say in march of t

and then just to turn to senator rubio's characterization, yeah, i think that's right.whom you mentioned before, a man who has anti-democratic anti-seed yents but has arrived in power through a democratic process. as philosopher ortega said, "i am myself and my circumstances." i think the way in which it's governed will depend on his circumstances >> think the united states can contributed to those circumstances being those of a strong underlying democracy in peru by engaging with him. i'm troubled slightly -- and this is a long discussion perhaps to get into at the end of this session. but i think there is finally a process of change going on in cuba i think it started. because i think that the economic changes that the government has announced, modest though they are, hemmed in by restrictions as they are, i this -- think for first time they involve changes that the regime will not be able to control. if, indeed, you know, one in three cubans is going to be working in self-employment and an insip yent private sector in a few years' time, then the fundamental contract

senator rubio, i know that you're also the father of four young children. what is it that you are most concerned about with respect to the future of our great country? mr. rubio: first i want to thank the senator from new hampshire for allowing us the opportunity to do this together. this is important. she brings a tremendous amount of credibility to this discussion. she's not just a mother and a senator, but she's also a small business owner who's run a small business, been there in the front lines with her husband running a small business, who recently got off the campaign trail as i did and heard from job creators all over the state, what they're talking about. as you rightfully outlined, i am the father of four young children, four children that i think deserve to inherit a country as great as the one that my parents and their generation left us. that's what we're debating at the end of the day. if you look at the numbers, they're startling. i think these numbers have been said before but you can't say them enough. $14 trillion worth of debt. trillion i

what i will do, senator rubio i'm going to do seven minutes. i will allow you up to seven minutes and i will you go first and then i will finish up. >> thank you and i'm not sure we'll need the full seven minutes though i appreciate that. thank you for being a part of the commission. i was in northwest florida last week and a small business committee allowed us to do a field hearing on the spill. at the couple three separate questions and i think they can all be probably answer but the first is one of the concerns i kept hearing which i guess i had heard before. but it was really articulated to me in a way that i hadn't thought about it deeply before. their sesno concern in the gulf region that the spill happened but the full impact may not be known for years. people get there and they look around and it is good news. there is no oil in the sand but in fact there's a bunch of oil out there somewhere and its impact may be delayed. i've heard a lot of concern from folks about that. in particular their concern was that they were going to set up a

de pagos, en el 2 de agosto, en washington en su primera entrevista, para una cadena hispana, marco rubiouerdo, sobre el limite de endeudamiento, y su posición, de una reforma migratoria integral. >>> una cosa es decir, y otra decir está nuestro plan, el plan que se consideró, fue el plan de esta semana. >>> el senado no lo va a aceptar? >>> al final del día, les único plan existe, el presidente dio conferencias, y presentó un plan, no se alineo en una idea concretra, cómo vamos a estar en negociaciones. >>> cuál es el a solución? >>> un plan a largo plazo, no se puede gastar, 40 centavos de dólares prestado. >>> cuál es su posición concreta de la reforma migratoria? >>> es importante reconocer, que hispanos, entraron legalmente, vamos a reconocer eso, se creó una percepción que todos están en violación de la ley, y no es verdad, es importante, aclararlo, y que contribuyeron mucho, el sistema actual, no funciona, seguir haciendo esto, no funciona, la reforma migratoria, debe teter tres pasos, reforzar leyes, y aprobar la seguridad, una reforma, y qué hacemos con 12 millones de personas in

. >>> el doso dólares,ayer presen charla, con marco rubio, en su primera entrevista, con un cadena hispanauda, pero en realidad la crisis del país, no es el tope de la deuda, sino la deuda, el gobierno gasta dinero que no tiene. >>> el presidente obama, dijo que está dispuesto a llegar a un acuerdo temporaa los, del tope, y si se puede llegamos a un acuerdo, que no signifique que ancianos, no reciban el cheque, y asistencia medica, a muchos les parece lógico, debatir de los temas, pero no dejar a los más vulnerables, sin protección. >>> mi mamá tiene 80 años, y tiene medicare, no quiero que haya cambios para ella, pero los programas, no funcionarán y existirán cuando me retire, estamos hablando de jóvenes, y futuro, si no se hace algo, jvra una crisis, no es el techo de la deuda, sino la deuda. >>> se opone al dream act. >>> el problema del dream act, es extenso, aplica u personas de cierta edad, con el limite que debe tener. no hay apoyo, no existe, si creo que ayudar a los muchachos, cómo podemos hacerlo, de una manera de apoyo, y que no viola a la ley del país, es el balance, y tomará t

senator rubio? >> thank you. on the issue of the transitional council, let me say a couple things. the first is, obviously, this is nonbinding language. ultimately the decision is upon the president also to make the decision what to do here. i think we all irrespective where we fall on this issue share a common goal of this thing ending as soon as possible. and one of the keys of this is ending as soon as possible is convincing the inner circle is doomed and they better abandon him and what he's doing there. that's critical to that. now, obviously, a lot will have to happen after he is gone one way or the other in terms of outlining the future of the country but many of other nations have already done this. the chairman has mentioned germany has done it and many other nations have done as well. the united states at least a statement from this congress the president should do it will really, really gave added weight to those in the inner circle of moammar gadhafi that he is doomed and his days is num

marco rubio turns out to be a fantastic senator he could run for president. we have all of this amazing tala it will not be a cakewalk particularly because i will be his sworn enemy if he does not run this time cement how tall are you? >> 8-foot 7 inches. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> we're counting on the heritage foundation they should be a good year but unfortunately in 2010 we have a lot of enthusiasm and anger about obamacare the was just the luck of the job even of good democrats hold the senate it is 50/50 republicans and democrats do are up for election my barbara boxer they're not going to lose the region have many opportunities but that changes next year and three years from now those are fantastic years and i don't know how they will blow it. i am sure they will come up with something and it is your job to stop them. [laughter] >> thank you very much. do you think the liberals have a clue about the spiritual component to why conservatives? you don't like our policies but it does go beyond that. >> that is covered more extensively in my book called "

. >> sean: if not you i think another good floridian by the name of marco rubio. >> senator rubio is i'll say. i was a big supporter of his. i saw him 10 times during the campaign. i cried every time he spoke. i'm a little sentimental as a bush, we do a lot of crying in our family, but 10 times. >> sean: i have a clip of your dad that i want to play for you. this is your dad talking about you. >> oh gosh. >> he took on a tough popular opponent, lawton chiles. as they came down the home stretch, he saw some unpleasant things happen. unfair stuff. he didn't about it. -- he didn't whine about it and he didn't complain. [ applause ] >> barbara will -- for breaking up. any way, true measure of a man is handle victory and also defeat. >> he's a hell of a guy. >> sean: you have a very tight family. >> i do. that man right there is the greatest man i'll have ever met in my life. greatest man i know now and the greatest man i'll have ever met. in terms of decency, honor, all the virtues you would want in a man to be a role model. i could have again on a couch and said he would is me i'll be a

is marco rubio is next big thing?eason, he was the most talked about candidates. he unseated a sitting governor. he knocked off a congressman to become a senator. while here, he kept mostly a low profile until now. and we got some special behind-the-scenes access. >> leaving the workout by 7:00 a.m. attending daily catholic mass at 8:00. sweat and fate drive marco rubio. >> always been a morning person. >> he just turned 40, a kid by senate standards, less than half of the age of more senior colleagues. >> do you feel a learning curve? >> i do. part of it is finding a voice. >> click on a camera. >> one generational plus, rub rubio's dad voice can beam across his lap top. >> did you eat something with sugar? daily skype chats with his four children in miami. >> you're in amanda's room. >> staying connected, but most days, 1,000 miles apart. >> i can coach the team but i miss half the games. mother was a bartender, mother a clerk at k-mart. here he became english and spanish, he records a video message for constituents

marco rubio in a separate interview referred to the president as a left wing strong man.s tough language. there's been a lot of anger and frustration. they want the president to be more engaged and really took issue with his suggestion at the press conference that they weren't working hard enough. some bruised egos and thin skin and underneath that, some really strong policy differences that are fueling this summer wild fire on capitol hill. >> kelly, quickly, do we know for sure if the president accepted the reid invitation to come? >> they have suggested they have not been told about the meeting yet. it's hard to imagine that if reid made the invitation that the president wouldn't come. the republicans were upset they invited the president and got a cold no. it would seem the president who want to be participating to try to emphasize that they are actually all here. but republicans are saying, they haven't been told yet. >> we shall see. kelly o'donnell or capitol hill for us. thanks. while wall street is looking to end the week on a high note but depends on a whole pil

the new awkwardness of course with how fast things are changing in washington is that markio rubio has said as recently as this past weekend he probably will not vote to raise the debt ceiling. in march, he wrote an op-ed entitled why i won't raise the debt ceiling, and that will be awkward to take to the ronald reagan liberal as statements are being circulated from reagan that if you do not vote to raise it you are all but a traitor. and then there's bob mcdonald. bob mcdonald has had a wobbly takeoff as a national republican figure. just days after he was inaugurated as virginia's governor, the republican national party put his m fourth as their face of the party. standing before diverse virginians to give the party's response to the president's state of the union address. watch. >> good evening, i'm bob mcdonald. 11 days ago i was honored to be sworn in as the 71st governor of virginia. >> looks presidential, right? and for a glorious few day, he was the party's answer to barack obama. he was for a few days in january of 2010 the next generation of the gop. the launch as i say was a

we get one of them to talk that would be something you have chris kovach the same thing and marco rubio is turning out to be a fantastic senator so we have this amazing talent it will not be a cakewalk and six years particularly because i will be his sworn enemy if he does not run this time. [laughter] psat amex how tall are you? i am 6-foot 6 inches. >> i think it is 8.7 inches. [laughter] give or take. [inaudible] >> counting on the heritage foundation this should be a good year unfortunately in 2010 we had a lot of enthusiasm and anger about obamacare but it was the luck of the job we didn't have good senate seats even though the democrats hold a 60 o 70% of the sun it was about 50/50 the democrats to were up for reelection and in the solid blue states we didn't have many opportunities but that changes next year and a three years from now they are too fantastic years to pick up seats and i don't know how republicans will blow it. i am sure they will come up with something and it is your job to stop them. >> [inaudible] the. >> thank you very much for coming and i am serious you think

marco rubio attacked president obama on the senate floor yesterday for not appropriately empathizing with the corporate jet owning class. >> the idea that if we raised taxes it's a president said on millionaires and billionaires, raise taxes on oil companies, raise taxes on owners of private jets that that somehow is going to make a difference in america's debt in terms of having a real impact is not only misleading it's disappointing. class warfare and the kind of language you would expect from a leader of a third world country, not the president of the united states. >> and any concern of national review, rubio continued his assault on the president accusing him of using the rhetoric of a "left wing strong man." president obama is a left wing strong man for targeting a corporate jet tax subsidy, and alan greenspan must be a trufkite for saying the u.s. must return to clinton era tax rates. allowing the u.s. to default on its debt unless there's a deal with absolutely no revenue component is so insane, so totally ludicrous that a series of republicans are now publicly calling out th

. >> sean: if not you i think another good floridian by the name of marco rubio. >> senator rubio isas a big supporter of his. i saw him 10 times during the campaign. i cried every time he spoke. i'm a little sentimental as a bush, we do a lot of crying in our family, but 10 times. >> sean: i have a clip of your dad that i want to play for you. this is your dad talking about you. >> oh gosh. >> he took on a tough popular opponent, lawton chiles. as they came down the home stretch, he saw some unpleasant things happen. unfair stuff. he didn't about it. -- he didn't whine about it and he didn't complain. [ applause ] >> barbara will -- for breaking up. any way, true measure of a man is handle victory and also defeat. >> he's a hell of a guy. >> sean: you have a very tight family. >> i do. that man right there is the greatest man i'll have ever met in my life. greatest man i know now and the greatest man i'll have ever met. in terms of decency, honor, all the virtues you would want in a man to be a role model. i could have again on a couch and said he would is me i'll be a quarter of th

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rubio: and that i be recognized to speak for up to 15 minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: i stand here today, i have spent some time over the last few days really thinking about this dispute on the debt limit as we hear from our constituents around the country that are looking at washington and asking themselves what's going on up there, what are you guys doing? it's a difficult process for people to understand. they elect us and they send us here to serve our country and to solve problems. yet they read in the newspapers all these startling statements now, the president saying a few days ago that he can't guarantee social security payments. others saying that our bond rating might be at risk. and of course the reality of daily life that more than ever, americans are finding it hard to find a job. the ones that do have a job are working twice as hard, making half as much. things are tough all across this country. they have gotten tougher over the last couple of years, unfortunately, and people have a right to be upset wi

also, senator marco rubio just signed on to the bill.p momentum and more members of the house. what the bill does is this. we take one penny out of every federal dollar for a year for six years. 1% a year for six years. in the 7th year we cap spending at 18% of gdp. >> sean: which is historically what we spend. >> that's right. and then so we balance the budget in the 8th year and cut $7.5 trillion. and this is what is so beautiful about this plan. we are taking one penny out of every federal dollar. everybody watching the show tonight has had to take more than one penny out of their home budget or out of their business budget and the federal government should be able to do the same. it is common sense, whether you are republican, democrat, liberal, conservative, independent, it makes sense. something you can agree with and understand that the way to get our fiscal house in order it s. to balance our budget and people are looking for real solutions. >> sean: cut cap and balance was great, too. i know you voted for it when it came up, cor

also, senator marco rubio just signed on to the bill. picking up momentum and more members of the house. what the bill does is this. we take one penny out of every federal dollar for a year for six years. 1% a year for six years. in the 7th year we cap spending at 18% of gdp. >> sean: which is historically what we spend. >> that's right. and then so we balance the budget in the 8th year and cut $7.5 trillion. and this is what is so beautiful about this plan. we are taking one penny out of every federal dollar. everybody watching the show tonight has had to take more than one penny out of their home budget or out of their business budget and the federal government should be able to do the same. it is common sense, whether you are republican, democrat, liberal, conservative, independent, it makes sense. something you can agree with and understand that the way to get our fiscal house in order it s. to balance our budget and people are looking for real solutions. >> sean: cut cap and balance was great, too. i know you voted for it when it ca

also, senator marco rubio just signed on to the bill. picking up momentum and more members of the house. what the bill does is this. we take one penny out of every federal dollar for a year for six years. 1% a year for six years. in the 7th year we cap spending at 18% of gdp. >> sean: which is historically what we spend. >> that's right. and then so we balance the budget in the 8th year and cut $7.5 trillion. and this is what is so beautiful about this plan. we are taking one penny out of every federal dollar. everybody watching the show tonight has had to take more than one penny out of their home budget or out of their business budget and the federal government should be able to do the same. it is common sense, whether you are republican, democrat, liberal, conservative, independent, it makes sense. something you can agree with and understand that the way to get our fiscal house in order it s. to balance our budget and people are looking for real solutions. >> sean: cut cap and balance was great, too. i know you voted for it when it ca

marco rubio is turning out to be a fantastic senator.lan west if he runs for governor could run for president. we have this amazing talent and it is not going to be a cakewalk for chris christie because i will be his sworn enemy if he doesn't run this time. >> right there? >> how tall are you? i am 6 ft. 6. >> i think 8 ft. 7. give or take. >> right there? >> [inaudible] >> right. >> [inaudible] >> we are counting on the heritage foundation. this should be -- this should be a good year for the republicans in the senate. unfortunately in 2010 we had a lot of enthusiasm and anger about obamacare but it was the luck of the draw. we did not have the senate seat even though the democrats hold 70% or held 70% of the senate it was about 50/50 republicans and democrats who were up for elections like barbara boxer. they were in solidly. states. we didn't have many opportunities in the last election. that changes. next year. it changes three years from now. those are two fantastic years for republicans. i don't know how republicans are going to bl

we begin with marco rubio and senator from massachusetts. today to speak on the tremendous issue that's captivated and rightfully so the attention of our country. let me start by saying that i do not enjoy or relish the role of attack dog. i never found any fun that that. i don't intend to tbhak here in the snavment i have been here for only seven months but means i haven't been here long enough to think any of the stuff that's going on is normal. i certainly don't think any of the stuff that goes on here too often is normal. the fact that i've been here seven months has served me well in that regard. washington is full of people from all over the world and all over the country that have traveled here this week to come and watch their government at work and see the monuments of the city and find themselves in the middle of this debate. it is important to remind people what we're debating because although it is an important and difficult issue, it is not hard to understand. the united states of america more or less -- these are rough number

proposal is already getting a luke warm response from mcconnell's fellow republicans, including marco rubio as well as former member of gang of six, tom coburn. >> the way the deal is currently structured right now, it gives the president the ability to raise the debt limit. the debt limit is not really the problem here. the problem is the debt. i don't believe this plan as it's been outlined to me is a credible solution to our debt problem. >> i think the mcconnell plan is more of washington not taking responsibility for -- it's a great political plan. it takes the pressure off all the politicians. but allows us to pass a debt limit without making the hard choices that this country has to make. >> you just heard from him, senator coburn is expected to unveil his own $9 trillion package. that should happen later today. the obama administration for its part, however, remains hopeful not only about a deal but the size of that deal. in an interview on "meet the press," white house budget director jack lou reiterated president obama's plan to cut the deficit by $4 trillion over the next decade.

we'll talk to senator marco rubio about the impact space exploration has on his home state and what canat will go away, lots of suf sneers, t-shirt shop, and restaurants. >> and number of areas around the area, we'll focus on florida. >>> when a member of the military is killed during wartime the president often sends a family the letter of condolence, that didn't apply to families of soldiers who committed suicide. >> now after a story last week a story by elaine quijano joins us with more. >> good morning. the president made the change in the condolence letter policy to remove the stigma associated with one of the unseen wounds of war, suicide. in a written statement, the president said "this issue is emotional, painful and complicated but these americans served our nation bravely. they didn't die because they were weak, and the fact that they didn't get the help they needed must change." iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, which has been advocating for more mental health programs for veterans called the president's action long overdue. >> i think symbolically it is very big. sy