here's what i'm most worried about bill deblasio. he ran on a lie. new york city is one of the most generous cities in the world. look at your paycheck, ladies and gentlemen, if you work is in town. you pay lot of taxes to create a social safety net, and that is not dickens and the other thing, look who he appointed as schools chancellor, another far lefty who is part of the education status quo, going to reverse what mayor bloomberg did -- >> -- he won with a mandate but with 17% of the vote -- >> doesn't matter in few hours he'll be the mayor of new york city. here's what want to talk about. why in this amazing successful city a rejection of capitalism. why is chile -- why is the pope coming out and saying capitalism is mean spirit. where is this coming from and could it spread across the country? >> i mean -- yes, i do. here's where it's coming from. in the past, you would have an aggressive media, when you take us out of it and a few others, not much aggressive media, who doesn't -- the media should not be taking this stuff so seriously. when the

bill deblasio, elizabethway, other populist democrats are win. >> the most recent ones they won in newand massachusetts massachusetts barack obama -- is that a formula for anybody or was there something special and historic about his campaign. you're not seeing it on msnbc among the louder members of the party, but you notice as far as i can tell the donors are not fleeing. you did not see a bunch of senators condemning them and renouncing all ties to the group. there were some who backed up a little under pressure. but basically elizabeth warren was not successful in getting senate democrats to embrace her view of basically an antibusiness agent. >> briefly, mary, who is going to win that debate? >> i think the center left will win. the perpetual motion machine that barack obama sold people is starting to come unglued. >> okay. mary, thank you. we have to take one more break. when he come walk, hits and misses of the week. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capil one. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas stat

>> reporter: bill deblasio has promised to help the poor starting january 1st, tony.e will have that chance as mayor. >> so, roxana, we're talking about 52,000 people in new york city's homeless shelters. what about the people who aren't in shelters? >> right, advocates say there could be thousands more who are not in shelter. there may be people living in shelters with h.i.v. and those who are victims of domestic violence, and many more who are living on the sweets that's sobering, thank you. >>> why someone dressed up as a polar bear. that person is roaming the beaches of hawai'i and an epic moment in the history of marijuana. we look at the drug's checkered past as colorado gets ready to open its marijuana stores. >> president obama continues his holiday vacation in hawai'i with his family, but as they've enjoyed sand and surf they've received unexpected company, someone dressed in a polar bear's suit. someone has been trying to crash the president's trip. the mission: to raise awareness about climate change. jennifer joins us from oahu, hawai'i, and we understand

[cheers and applause] those of you outside the great state of new york on january 1 bill deblasio becomes mayor of new york which means michael bloomberg gets one more new year's eve as mayor and from what i understand he's going all out this new year's eve. [ laughter ] but what will -- [ applause ] surprisingly good shape. what will life be like in new york without a billionaire in zmarg for more we go to the resident deranged millionaire mr. john hodgman. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> jon: thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be here and now goodbye. >> jon: where are you going? what? >> i'm leaving new york forever, john, when i heard that this six foot five sandinists yette was coming it our city goodbye. >> jon:. >> i'll all right i'll stay. after everything the wealthy have done for you mayor bloomberg understands. >> if we do get every billionaire around here it would be a good send. they would pay a lot of taxes, spend a lot of money in the stores and restaurants and create a big chunk of our economy and we take tax revenues from those people to help people throu

family of newly elected mayor of new york bill deblasio is catching many by surprise.s battle with addiction is revealed. >> i've had depression, like clinical depression for like my entire adolescence. and so that's been something that i've always dealt with. or not known how to deal with. it made it easier like the more i drank and did drugs to share some common ground with people that i wouldn't have. >> now joining me now to talk about this is margaret connly. margaret, i mean, it's a pretty amazing video to watch. why is she now sharing her personal. story? >> brianna, new york's first daughter to be,chy rare an deblassia chose christmas eve to release a personal message talking openly and honestly about the clinical depression she's faced growing up in new york and how it made it easier for her the more she drank and did drugs. >> it's important for people to realize anybody watching this if you're suffering and if you're depressed, dealing with mental illness and that you think that it might have something to do with your drug abuse or drinking or if you're just

. >> this is the epicenter of what was the mayor's race with build the blowsy oh -- bill deblasio talkinguent suburbs around manhattan and those who .re income constrained but work they cannot live in the communities where they work. they have to commute or drive- in. you will see a real focus from the president and democrats on this question of a livable wage. >> will democrats and comelicans be able to together? >> i hope so. we make our bed and then we vote. we wait and see what happens on a budget deal before they'll be for the holiday break and see what kind of pressure there is to get this thing done. the last thing they want is another shutdown. >> robert hoopes, president of a bipartisan public affairs company joining us in studio. coming up, our coverage of the life and death of nelson mandela continues. more heartfelt tributes from the people who knew him and his legacy. stay with us. ♪ >> let's get to the "bottom line" on what's going on friday. su keenan has a look at friday. the november jobs report at 8:30 a.m. and a survey of economists looking for a rise of 185,000 and an

it's precisely why bill deblasio was elected. this is the tale of two cities. story. it's not a new york city story. it's a national story. in five american children live in poverty. >> you have a number of things that come to create it. a terrible recession and the rising income and equality and it's fine for wealthy people to get wealthier, but the people at the bottom have gotten poorer. we have a reduction of food stamps because we can't agree on a farm bill. this is part of this. you have gotten the minimum wage. >> you can't live on it. >> a bunch of things have come in a perfect storm for the people at the bottom. they feel very picked upon and rightly so. >> you agree that you have to make work pay to get people to work. >> you are asking people to work to pay for something they can't afford to support their family on. that's not how welfare reform works. >> i agree. republicans can certainly make the argument that we are where we are four years later because barack obama's policies have made things worse. if we want to make that argument, we can, but i

i mean obviously this city also elected bill deblasio by a huge margin. >> but at the same time, washingtondeal, patty murray and paul ryan cut a deal, which i'm glad the government's going to stay open, three days after christmas, more than a million people are going to be told, oh, i'm sorry, your long-term unemployment benefits go -- good luck with that. we're not talk about negotiating food stamp cuts, we're talking about a democratic bill that cuts them a little and a republican bill that cuts people by a gob smacking $40 billion. from's going to be some cuts that come out, the middle space is going to be cuts to food stamps at a time when we have a lot of poor people. >> right, chris, both sides are spinning right now. you have democrats that are saying well, this is a cut, it's a lie heat cut. there's still ways for people who are paying heating bills, to collect full benefits of snap. and then on the republican side, they're saying well if you take the cuts, there's actually $11 billion cuts, add it into the $8 billion cuts for the lie heat, you have both sides of cuts. from what i'

. >> and the other i would give to bill deblasio, who allowed his son to do the now famous afro ad, which is pointed to be one of the many turning points that took him from underdog to top of the heap. >> i'm not going to go with two. >> thank you very much. >> but i think that the best political move was chris christie becoming the chair of the rga. it sets him up on a national platform to become more well known, supporting the republican brand and branding himself in the process. >> that is is a perfect move for chris christie. i have a tie breaker here. i'm going with crystal. i was with harry reid. i got on board with it maybe two weeks before they did it probably right around the same time as harry reid. next category, the worst political move of the year. >> i sort of think this is a fluid ongoing move, which is listening to ted cruz. this man is only out for himself. any republican who thinks otherwise is kidding themselves. he will lead them off a cliff either fiscal or political if they listen to him. >> the way he has led mike lee into disaster in utah. >> crystal? >> related to

you can argue that we have bill deblasio as mayor because of weiner. and bill along with elizabeth warn rer the progressive rock stars bringing the party leftward. i think what anthony weiner did in that mayoral race was actually a fairly significant. and we'll see that next year. >> buts is not clear to me why i took votes from christine quinn. >> he took momentum. he took momentum from everybody. i don't think he had a political effect. i think he just took a huge amount of attention. and it moved away. i think bill deblass yoe won. >> i still believe that the public service is a noble calling. these politicians behave badly. and clearly in the case of bob filmer -- >> mayor of san diego. >> 18 women? at one point i'm like, dude, move on. move away. we don't want to pay for your therapy. but they get a sense of entitlement, arrogance of power. i think it affects male politicians more than female politicians. >> is there rehab for sexual harassment? does that work? >> apparently not. 2014, i think there are a lot of women candidates running who can tak

. >>> when bill deblasio is mayor, he's sworn in by former president bill clinton.ill attend the ceremony with former secretary of state hillary clinton. both of whom former bosses of the mayor-elect. >>> still ahead, karl rove thinks he can save the gop in 2014 by shooting down any would be whacko bird before they take flight. we all know how great he is at predicting the future. that's coming up. >> they're at 59 with basically the early vote counted it is going to continue to edge up. butler county, delaware county and warren county republican counties that have big chunks of their vote out. >> is this math you do as a republican to make yourself feel better or is this real? >> did you catch that? did you catch that right there? [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows that your favorite dutch apple pie starts with a golden flaky crust, wedges of fresh fuji apples, and a brown sugar streusel on top. so she made her dutch apple pie just like that. marie callender's. it's time to savor. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take somet

you saw it in bill deblasio's campaign and i think it's too quickly to move beyond a jobs and growthrisis, none of which are about inequality. if we could solve jobs and growth which are in a serious catastrophe mode that we forget in washington, i would be concerned about inequality in the future. >> the pope -- i'm sorry. the president thinks he has a new ally on this subject than the pope. let's listen to part of this speech. >> this trend towards growing inequality is not unique to america's economy across the developed word inequality has increased. some of you may have seen just last week the pope himself spoke about this at eloquent length. how can it be, he wrote, when an elderly person dies of exposure but it is when the stock market loses two points. >> that is not an easy one to answer. >> it's not an easy one to answer. you know, i wrote about the pope's speech last week, lawrence. and i found it striking that this is what the church has been teaching, basically, about economics for some time. but he really put a focus on that and i think a lot of catholics paid attention

. >> the incoming mayor of new york city, bill deblasio, has explicit led stated i'm going t i'm goingxesch over are now and they are high right now, isn't that a disincentive for wealthy people who zbie an apartment -- to buy an apartment in new york. >> i don't think so. wealthy people are looking to deploy assets in thangs that will -- things that will make more money and their concentration is on making more money and not raising taxes. >> if your income is a million or more and living in manhatten, right now you are paying 58 cents on every dollar in taxes, federal, state, city, you name it. 58 cents, bill de blasio would raise that even more. do you think rich people are going to ignore that kind of tax bite? >> they won't ignore it but manhatten real estate has proven and tested over and over again. it is generational. i grew up with people that were rich and patient and they owned the real estate market and history repeats itself and that is what it will come back to. >> and people like me, who are scared that level. you say buy it and hold it and you will do well. >> this is a

the city's mayor lake effect bill deblasio, says the era of horse-drawn carriage rides in central park may be coming to an end. they are such an iconic part of the new york city experience. margaret connly looks at the fight to get them off the streets. >> horse drawn carriage rides an iconic way for visitors to take in central park. soon they be a thing of the past. tomorrow new york mayor elect takes the raibs from the current mayor mike bloomberg and propses to pull the karngs off the streets. >> we are going to get rid of the horse carriages, period. it's over. >> the carriage rides have been offered since central park opened in 1858. they've been celebrated on film here in "barefoot in the park." >> we just got married and on tv including "sex and the city." >> and i wasn't going to question any of it, not even how he found a horse-drawn sleigh in the middle of manhattan. >> and they've been at the top of so many tourists must do list. >> that's part of new york city. >> it's one of the things you need to do. >> don't get rid of the horses. >> or we won't come back. >> how many ho

bill deblasio is going to come in, he brought a progressive agenda.len, she's a political appointee. i think she's the most important person. >> you got it right under the wire. we're out of time. thank you all for a great roundtable. >>> we'll be right back. shot neces is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >>> our "sunday spotlight" shines today on two acting legends, ian mckellen and patrick stewart, both knighted by the queen. for their contribution to theater. they're starring in two new shows on broadway. american audiences may know them as enemies in the x-men franchises, abc's john donvan found them the best of friends. sflr it's the hats that throw you off. these two guys, they're out of costume. but zoom in on this one, costume, please, and yep, that's'ian mckellen pla

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it was a winning message for new york mayor-elect bill deblasio. a bit of a curfuffle if you will in that modeling people like deblasio and warren disastrous for democrats. now, for starters as was pointed out, economic populism long been a core democratic policy and values. not talking about a progressive splinter group that just made this up. this is at the heart of what democrats stand for, supposed to be. america is in big trouble and guess what america is in trouble. our middle class has been so weakened. we can't afford not to talk about these issues. median wages today are actually lower than they were in the year 2000 and americans are desperately worried about what the future holds. third way says the message won't resonate outside of new york and massachusetts but they seem to have forgotten someone who ran a national election on a platform of reducing inequality. do you remember this guy? yeah. joining me now president of the center for american progress and adam green, co-founder of the progressive change campaign committee. thank you b

. >> big time support for incoming new york mayor bill deblasio.nton will preside at his inauguration. and will swear him into office january 1st ceremony. these two go way back. >> number four, the new year could push florida into the third most populous state in the country. right now new york is number three. florida's population has been growing at a much faster rate. at last count both states have under 20 million people. new estimates come out tomorrow. >> number five, is this uncertain future for more than a million americans who lost their jobless benefits saturday. congress failed to extend a program for long term benefits when it passed the latest budget deal. the president is pushing for a three-month extension asking congress to act immediately after the winter break. >> this morning we have a better picture of how many people signed up for obamacare. 1.1 million. this is new numbers. >> so just what can these americans expect from the affordable care act when it all becomes reality on new year's day? we have the details. >> a white hou

new york city mayor-elect bill deblasio won after campaigning on a "tale of two cities" and in a speech earlier this month, president obama called the issues "the defining challenge of our time." >> the combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing mobility pose a fundamental threat to the american dream, our way of life, and what we stand for around the globe. >> sreenivasan: but some conservative economists say the trends are not that clear cut. and there's no political consensus yet on how to address it. late this afternoon, the president said he would press congress to pass a three-month extension of unemployment benefits when members return from the holiday. some perspective on all this and an assessment of the scope of these bigger problems. robert reich is a former labor secretary during the clinton administration and now a professor of public policy at university of california berkeley. his documentary "inequality for all" explores the topic. and scott winship is a senior fellow at the manhattan institute whose work includes economic mobility and inequality. i want to s

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david: new york mayor-elect bill deblasio appointed former new york city police commissioner, william bratton. he served during the giuliani administration during the mid 1990s but he was fired. liz: ford unveiled the new version of eye coon nick mustang, it will go on sale at the 50th anniversary of the launch of iconic mustang. time fore"after the bell." david: i have should mention by the way the floorboard of the '67 mustang that chris noth had was not there. it rusted out. we were looking at road beneath our feet. what you do in college, crazy stuff. we have lee munson, portfolio manager, chief investment officer will explain why he doesn't think the fed will taper soon no matter how strong the economic data. we have tim mullen in the pits. tim i want to start with you. the looks like the market is ready for a good jobs report, perhaps, as a result earlier tapering than we thought, correct. >> that is the thought in the market action but when you look at bond market and the way the selloff ended i think there is hesitation. if we get a jobs number there is no certainty fed will s

why president obama may soon sound a lot like elizabeth warren and bill deblasio. of the winter storm affects millions. we are watching the rain that was in oklahoma and texas, turning to freezing rain in missouri. if you look to the north, st. louis at 24 degrees where the ice will come later this afternoon. here's a break down of the entire storm over the next 48 hours. the snow is in the white and the pink shows where it will be. an icy mess. snow to rain from d.c. to philadelphia. as far as totals go, the highest total going to be up in new england. the mountains with over a food of snow. cleveland 3-6. indianapolis is 3-6. pittsburgh will get a mix and watch out for the icy stuff at st. louis. the higher totals are in new england and even the city. portland is 12 to 16 inches of snow. that's a big storm for you. downtown maine, not much snow on the ground now. that will look different come sunday morning. you are watching "morning joe." my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. b

cheryl: talking about bill deblasio taking over in new york city, good times for everybody to pay taxesew york goes, the prices have been fairly flat over the last year for new york, new york doesn't make a cake. >> i love the new york market. i live here and it is an interesting market because it is a more stable market financially. when you think about the high percentage of properties here that are co-ops you have to have more down payment. cheryl: $400,000. you hear that? >> here is what is happening. sales increased third quarter this year over third quarter last year by 30%. the median price dropped slightly. that is good news. what that says to us is the first time home buyers are buying, those millennials we love so much are buying smaller apartments. cheryl: is that true of somebody who left new york? >> it is true about the fact that home prices stable rather than volatile. talk about your rear prices being paid%. we look at it over the last 17 years north carolina or charlotte specifically has been up shy of 4% every year the last 17 years. connell: let me do a comparison. fo

william brettton tapped by bill deblasio to serve as police commissioner.i and in this west coast city. >> los angeles. >> correct. 100 point question, christy force appointed this week to the no. 2 position in the pentagon was also the inspiration for the female lead opposite -- isaac. >> opposite tom cruise in "top gun." >> correct. 100 points, an instant bonus. "top gun" was the top grossing movie in 1986. what comedy finished as a close second that year. >> "crocodile dundee.". >> correct. isaac which that bonus to 300. mckay at zero. samly which unorthodoxed guessing work negative 200. this takes us to the 200 point round. value doubles on these questions. 100 second on the clock. which round 2, we now begin. speccing friday the gop opening of an african-american outreach office, senator rand paul said it's quote the beginning of a new republican party in what city? sally? >>ly go which crocodile dun de, steve. >> i'm not sure how you are. manying kay. >> detroit. >> detroit is correct. 200 point question the man who managed bill debassio's successful

of new york city's new first family became public this week after the daughter of mayor elect bill deblasiooutube and admits to struggles with depression and substance abuse. >> i've had depression like clinical depression for like my entire adolescence. it made it easier like the more i drank and did drugs to share some common ground with people that i wouldn't have. it didn't start out as like a huge thing for me, but then it became really a huge thing for me. >> and joining me now terry williams, author of "black pain, it just looks like we're not hurting." thanks for joining me. how hard is it to come forward as a new public figure and announce to the world you have a substance abuse problem? >> well, the reality is that unfortunately, it is a hard thing to come out and say. but it's a necessary thing, and i wish that it was -- there was an environment for us all to know that we're all wearing a mask. and hiding things that perhaps happened to us in our childhood. you know we all inherit the -- my god, i'm having a rough time this morning. we all inherit the scars and wounds of our pare

. >>> former president bill clinton is expected to -- deblasio worked during the clinton administrationand he is the first democrat elected mayor in new york in two decades. >>> marijuana dispensaries are -- starting january 1st, dispensaries with the license will be able to sell legally recreational marijuana. >> we have no idea what to expect. we're a little nervous. i think the whole thing is up in the air. no one knows what to expect but we're excited about it. >> keep in mind this is unfamiliar round for everyone involved. colorado is the first state in the nation to have government license stores that sell recreational marijuana. >>> gas prices have gone up about 10-cents in the past week. and they're expected to keep rising. the san jose mercury news is reporting crude oil prices have passed the $100 a barrel mark for the first time since halloween. and crude inventories have been falling for the past four weeks. but experts predict the yearly average price for gas in 2014 will still be less than this years. >>> here's a look now where we stand in the bay area. a gallon of regula

deblasio's statements interchangeable. they had a quiz online. that is where democratic politics are on in this country. that is to the left where we've seen in more prosperous era for instance under bill the meeting they were deciding who the person of the year was it wasn't a tough guess between the pope and what is her face? help me. miley cyrus. >> pretty striking that "time" magazine set aside the twitter poll and didn't go for miley cyrus. that is another thing. >> that is very true. great debate, guys. tracy: matt, with the show good luck. everybody watch at 9:00. thanks for coming in early for us. ashley: good stuff. tracy: 9:00 p.m. eastern fox business. ashley: "the independents." there they are. what a good-looking group. >>> charge. mastercard shares surging after announcing 10 for one stock split. charles payne whether companies should follow suit or find different ways to reward investors. tracy: taxing. what you need to know to reduce it this year and next. turbotax's vice president is here to give you tips. ashley: a picture is worth a thousand words. look at the first lady as the president obama hangs out with denmark's prime minister. she is not too happy. more on thi