when you see "b.o."hink of the president's dog, but no, it means that the president himself sent the message. now we have to find out who is following him in the house of representatives. we'll be right back. >>> so, the whole reason we are barreling toward the shutdown of the federal government right now is because republicans control the house, and it's kind of a funny reason why republicans control the house. because in the last election, when every single one of the seats in the house was up for a vote, democratic candidates for the house got way more votes than the republican candidates did. overall in the last election, if you add up the total number of people who voted for a democratic congressional candidate and total number of people who voted for a republican congressional candidate, it looks like this. look. about 1.5 million more votes for democrats than for republicans. and yet, republicans maintained control of the house. fewer people overall voted for them, but they still won more seats! n

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i've been in some cabs that is b.o. coated with cologne. the window is open, my head's hanging out the window like a dog. like a dog. i'd rather risk an accident out there than be inside with all that. it's not great. >> there is a new survey that's going to make you feel good, hoda. it says cheating feels fantastic. >> that's rude. >> university of washington harvard london business cool and penn all joined forces to study cheating. >> cheating in general, when you lie you get a high. when you cheat, it's like you can't believe, like the forbidden fruit. you got away with it. >> but they didn't get away with it. >> i'm sure it's helped some people feel, oh, my god, it's so risky, you have a high until it all comes crashing down and ruins your life. >> then you want people to feel sorry for you. >> then the guilt isn't real guilt. they say it's a figment of your imagination after you had the natural high. >> all those smart people must be right. >> you know who is on our show and can tell us what we are dealing with? sin, it's the sin in yo

this tweet was not signed b.o. is assumed someone was tweeting on his behalf, as if one of my producers or one of your producers were tweeting for you. correct? >> correct. but don, the overarching thing we are hearing is about 20-some-odd house republicans are starting to say they would vote on a clean spending bill. that would be a bill that would fund the government through the middle of december. that would fund the government through the middle of december without defunding obama care. so the white house is saying, and democrats are saying, they think they have the votes to pass this clean spending bill. >> so just vote on it and see what happens. thank you, erin. >>> a delta strike team in libya. some are asking about this. is there political timing here? that's next. ened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch ove

obama has 20 million twitter followers, he puts a b.o. at the end so you know it's a barack obama written tweet. >> the title of the book is what jefferson read, ike watched, and obama tweeted. 200 years of popular in the white house. tevi troy. thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. box >> this is rose another -- eleanor roosevelt's typewriter. firstirst one was her column. it set the tone for the columns to follow. she talks about the comings and goings in the white house. from 1940. e talks about how a larger crowd came in from hyde park. the president went out to greet them. they would await election results. the president would come out and greet them. rooseveltady eleanor >> in a moment on "washington journal" to your calls, tweets and comments. followed by a look at the new health insurance exchanges and kaisercare law with health news correspondent jenny gold. later, a discussion on budget cuts under sequestration. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning. it's monday, october 21, 2013. you're looking at a shot of

obama has 20 million twitter followers, he puts a b.o.t the end so you know it's a barack obama written tweet. >> the title of the book is what jefferson read, ike watched, and obama tweeted. 200 years of popular in the white house. tevi troy. thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> north carolina governor will speak about challenges facing his state including

million twitter followers and when he sends tweets from his account that he directly writes he puts a b.o. at the end. >> the title of the book again is what jefferson read, ike watched, and obama tweeted. 200 years of popular culture in the white house. our guest. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. tonight on c-span, british prime minister david cameron followed by a discussion on press freedom. later, another look at duende with author tevi troy. >> on the next washington journal, the week ahead in washington. the 2014 midterm elections and the budget. our guest are steve mcmahon and republican strategist brian walsh. followed by a look at the new health insurance exchanges. later, a discussion on how the fbi plans to deal with the budget cuts under sequestration. a wall street journal reporter joins us. washington drug him alive at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> david cameron taking questions from members on cost- of-living