what's up, bobby? >> what's up? >> you been doing okay? >> hanging in there. sweating a little bit. >> you was doing all well until march 27th of 2007 when you had a disciplinary citation for insubordination. >> citation. >> citation. what was that all about? >> i had a disagreement with the mail lady. >> mail lady? >> mail that was rejected. i don't even see where it was. i talked to warden culliver but i wrote him about it. he understands the situation. i rather be written disciplinary so i at least had a hearing on it. i didn't get no say in the citation. you know how that works. >> my assessment at this time due to this recent infraction, i can't make a recommendation for a transfer per your progress review here. >> he just wants to get closer to home, his family traveling. i think he said his mom or someone ill, but if i complete the paperwork here and send it in to central review board, they would not go along with the transfer. just due to that infraction. you okay? >> no, i ain't. >> all right.

bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. >> the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. >> he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- >> the winning chef is kristen. >> or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we begin. >> [all] cheers. >> let me start with this question. p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded

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. >> houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r&b bad boy, bobby brown. >> she was ahe streets of newark. and she fell in love with a bad boy with a good voice. so, you know, her fans, yes, very shocked. those who knew her best really weren't surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992. a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. "the bodyguard" grossed more than $400 million and launched the top selling soundtrack of all time. but even as the cross-over superstar commanded millions for movies like "the preacher's wife," she increasingly struggled with her fame. did she ever talk to you about the stress of fame? >> she said to me, you don't know what it's like being me. i'm stressed out all the time. >> that stress was only compounded by houston's often rocky marriage. >> they were very happy at first, but pretty soon their relationship turned pretty volatile. and when she was under pressure, she tended to turn to drugs and alcohol. >> when houston began a string of missed appearances and cancellations, many pointed their finger at

. >> the first time we met bobby ray gilbert we knew he would be an unforgettable inmate.e was serving life for two murders at the holman correctional center in alabama. one of the murders was committed on the outside and the other in prison. he told us both involved disputes over money. >> i killed somebody because i felt like they were taking something from me, and then i come from a world where everybody thinks they can take something from me. so, you know, you got a convergence of forces here. >> during our original 2006 shoot at holman, gilbert was battling the warden for a transfer closer to a prison near his elderly mother's home. you run this place. >> i follow the regs. >> that's what i'm saying, that's your decision. >> i follow the regs. >> gilbert was denied the transfer for various infractions. when we shot our "extended stay" series at holman a year later, gilbert was still trying to get his transfer. >> bobby had a very close relationship with his mother. for her to visit him, it took a lot. it took money. it took time. none of which she had. i think she was

louisiana governor bobby jindal is going crazy these days broke the peace and went outside the white house and dumped all over his host, that being the president, it was connecticut's dan malloy who came to the host's rescue. dan malloy joins us next. bobby jindal won't answer our calls. >>> jan brewer in arizona, well, apple the computer company says veto it. arizona's two republican senators say veto it, that includes john mccain. the chamber of commerce says veto it. the super bowl host committee says veto it. does arizona really want another martin luther king holiday mess on its hands like the old days? >>> plus, guess who is benefitting from implementing the health care law? a bunch of republican governors. do you believe it? is not one of them who has expanded medicaid is in political trouble this november. and what's that tell you? >>> and it looks like ted nugent just can't get enough of comparing president obama to guess what? the nazis. he is at it again, just days after making that arm-twisted apology of his. this is "hardball," the place for politics. i'm looking forward

but what do you make of bobby kennedy -- one of his children maxwell matthew, taylor kennedy. > bobby had great regard for taylor. he had resigned from his military position during the eisenhower presidency because he disagreed with the eisenhower of massive retaliation. and he was the one who spoke for the idea of building up ground forces to combat work or counter any soviet threat in europe. that's why they bought him into the white house, the kennedys brought him into the white house in the first place because he had this opposing view to the idea of massive retaliation, see? and so they appreciated that. but over time the fact that he was reflecting -- because he was in a difficult position. was he going to come to the white house and say, oh, the joint chiefs is all -- what they're advising you i think is not -- so more he reflected what they were saying and i don't think kennedy found that very appealing at all. >> another man that gets a lot of attention his former secretary of defense is robert mcna mara. this was recorded in 1996 in book notes. he went on to serve lyndon joh

bobby is on the high side. >> you can't pass over there. there's no way. >> it's all over, boys. >> was that the last best move made too soon? >> here he comes. outside. outside. >> just like in atlanta, last march, he won't be able to do it, i don't think. >> they're side by side! >> here he comes! >> jimmie johnson! >> the 48 car did it! he did it! >> three in a row, jimmie johnson! >> by .02. i thought when he got beat off of turn two it was all over but he drove it in on the outside and won it! >> boy, was that worth staying up late for or what? >> incredible. >> in 2004, the final nascar race ended with one of the closest finishes in nascar history. matt kenseth was trying to hold off kasey kahne. >> kenseth went low in one. changes lanes. here comes kahne on the outside. >> just can't quite man it off of turn two. >> almost hit the wall exiting two. >> here kahne comes to the bottom. >> he has a good run on him. >> side by side to the line, kenseth! >> here it is again. coming out of two, mcmurray got a little loose and made it a two-

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>> bobby fischer. >> simon: bobby fischer?nus carlsen. >> simon: you like magnus. chess is now routinely taught in schools all over the world, including the united states. in some countries, it's compulsory. chess can be taught, but not genius. magnus seemed like a normal enough kid growing up outside oslo. but wait a minute-- when he was five, he could name almost all the countries in the world and their capitals and their populations. magnus's father, henrik, didn't think that was terribly unusual. >> henrik carlsen: he did have a good memory, and the ability to concentrate for hours at a time on the specific topic. and he seemed to be interested in a lot of things, new things, all the time. but i thought that was normal. >> simon: what got him into chess? sibling rivalry. his older sister started to play, so he wanted to beat her, which he did, quickly. then, he started winning tournaments. before long, he became a celebrity, one of the first norwegians to excel in a sport that did not involve snow. people lined up in shopp

>> bobby valentine am a one of my heroes as well. jeter is the most graceful .layer of this generation he is respectful of the fans, respectful of teammates. he has never been in the news for adverse behavior. man is such aoung role model. , and bobbyted player valentine knows that better than i do by far the mud but a graceful man. it will leave the sport with good taste in everyone's mouth. i do not know if you ever replace that kind of player. you may find someone with a wonderful skill. >> or they have lined up younger players? , know they have the pitcher but do they need younger? >> he will be a fine player, i am pretty convinced. i wish every team had a derek cheater as the tentpole for young people to get reengaged with the game. watching derek jeter play baseball, watching derek jeter the a gentleman in society is good for baseball. they may replace its field skills. a long time before they replace his gracefulness. exactly right. he has been consistent and excellent. that is something you do not replace. i young player will

if there's one group that threatens this, it's bobby jindal's own party.e doctor's office with the decision to impose a set of principals on a woman and her doctor. it's entered city hall to legislate what love is and who is entitled to it. the party has entered the boardroom to withhold private health care for employees. as for the guy supposedly in charge of prosecuting this silent war, the president of the united states, he hasn't been all that silent. last week we gave a 20 minute speech at the national prayer breakfast on the importance of religious liberty. >> we affirm the freedoms endowed by our creator. among them, freedom of religion. brave men and women of faith has challenged our conscious and brought us closer to our founding ideals from the abolition of slavery to civil rights, workers rights. >> from hospitals to courtrooms to office buildings, there's a silent war going on. bobby jindal is on the wrong side of it. i'll see you back here on monday 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york

that was a proof of life from bobby jindal. thank god a grownup jumped in.e way, do you outweigh the guy about 75 pounds because i notice you moved over without waiting for him to get out of the way. your thoughts about minimum wage and why they're not the white flag. >> first of all, i'm the youngest of eight. i had to fight for food. i know how to do that kind of stuff. >> by the way, michael steele is with us too. >> we had a good meeting. actually, governs in agreement on how to handle national guard issues, unanimous. we're in agreement on what we can do to improve medicaid and medicare, unanimous agreement. the press conference itself was going very well. jindal i think is trying to gin up his own numbers and gin up his own popularity. i think he thinks he can run for president, which is quite frankly a little bizarre. >> is this the new way in, governor, where you have to talk like rand paul and go after bill clinton, hit him below the belt, do this kind of stuff, really be little bit out of it, risk being over the top in order to get the attention of

. >> weren't too smart, bobby. you got murdered. >>> the roofing business can be very lucrative. 42-year-old bob bosley started his roofing business from scratch in his hometown of alexandria, kentucky, and grew it into a multimillion dollar operation. >> bobby loved to help people. there was a woman that needed some repair work on her roof because it was bad weather and she was more or less worrying how she was going to pay for it and he told her, ma'am, it's christmas, merry christmas, don't worry about it. >> bob and his wife, amy, had two small children and lived a very comfortable life. >> he was very well off. he had nice cars, nice home, a lot of boats. he had pretty much all the toys that anybody could want. >> until one night, something happened that changed their lives forever. shortly before dawn, they woke to find an intruder in their bedroom. shots were fired and the intruder fled. >> someone is breaking into our house and my husband -- >> stay on the line with me. >> during the call, amy could hear th

but bobby jindal didn't get the memo. wait until you see how one democrat responded. >>> also, think the gop's ted nugent problem was over? think again. he's got some new comments about nazi germany that should have republican leaders very worried. stay with us. this is interesting.

bobby jindal's numbers are not that great either. good politics for jindal in the state of louisiana to argue and to debate president obama. let's also remember of course that 2016 is just around the corner. bobby jindal is definitely thinking about it. definitely thinking about running for president. this is perfect opportunity for him to say to republican voters, i will fight in the shadow of the white house. maybe republican voters think, hey, bobby jindal belongs in the white house. >> that is interesting point. i was on "special report" with bret baier. listen what he said as he explained himself. >> we don't have kings in this country. this president thinks he can interpret the constitution and apply laws when and how he wants them. he thinks he can go around congress. i think it is unfortunate the democratic governors have to defend the president whether he is right or wrong -- >> sound like potential campaign speech. >> that's right. governor jindal has to break out here. he is not a big name in the way that chris christie is

"bobby jindal comes out swinging."ther chief executives in front of the white house after a meeting with the president. taking the microphone, bobby jindal said, among other things, that the obama economy is now the minimum wage academy and the white house is waving the white flag of surrender. it's amazing nobody fainted. governors are now in town to share blankies and not hurt feelings. they're supposed to be bipartisan-ish and leave the spleen venting to congress, bobby didn't get the membero. he has to be aggressive to convince the republican base that he's a stand-up guy willing to jump in the ring with apollo creed. okay, so maybe with dannel malloy. i can't tell if that's a compliment or criticism? >> i think it's an observation. nicolle wallace remembered back when she was in the bush administration, cokie roberts, when everybody would be inside shaking hands and hugging and then go, hey, we have to go outside and may have to say a few tough things about you and they'd go out on the lawn and reed and pelosi wou

thank you, bobby jindal, for speaking for millions. >> i thank you too, bobby jindal. >>> chris christie a hit in the approval rating. >> wait a minute. >> this is horrible. no. there there is a worst ever and everybody last night on tv -- this is just -- this shows he is dead. >> must be in the 20s. what happened? >> he is dead politically even with a skajed dcandal dogging h new jersey. wait, wait. he is still more popular than a lot of those democratic governors governing in neighbor democratic states who have pounded him nonstop. >> wait a minute. i'm confused. >> 49% of registered voters in new jersey approve the job chris christie is doing in office. >> those are. >> that's down from last year obviously. but, hey, as blood, sweat and tiers said what goes up must come down so if you're in the 70s you ain't going to stay in the 70s. who is the other two governors who have gone after him the most? dannel malloy who is coming up later. >> you have national democrats. >> how are those governors doing? >> let's see. in maryland, martin o'malley who is going to run for president -- >> wai

he is jammed up to enormous scandals of the time, bobby baker scandal. bobby baker was as i said previously the secretary of u.s. senate. he is johnson's bagman. is collected millions of dollars in illegal bribes on behalf of lyndon johnson. he and johnson are partners in numerous illegal enterprises. the u.s. senate has opened investigative hearings into bobby baker on november 22, 1963, the very day of the assassination lyndon johnson snack is on the line. he also knows he's under investigation by the u.s. justice department in the matter of a flamboyant texas wheeler dealer. he and johnson alluded multi-million dollars of federal agricultural contracts that johnson has delivered. robert kennedy has a full investigation. more importantly robert kennedy who wants johnson off the 64 ticket has leaked this information to time life. and "life" magazine has nine investigative reporters on the ground, a hit team, digging into johnson's background for a december 1 exposÉ issue. an issue that will bring lyndon johnson, under prosecution and prison. so it's not

the way to whiten. >>> it is time for "bobbie's buzz." game and the upcoming olympics, it is a great time to amp up your athletic gear. >> good news, style editor bobbie thomas is here to show us a few of the best sporty options. >> the guys have all the fun. i was so surprised at the ponytail whole craze. i posted a picture of andrea on my instagram and people went crazy for having a ponytail in a beanie, but now i have found a hoodie and if you see, it has a ponytail hole. >> fantastic. >> this is from asics online, you can find them puma and other brands. >> oh, my gosh. >> women on facebook didn't even know there is a covered hole in the back of the hoodie. >> not knowing about the feature. >> yes. >> silly girl. what is so great, it keeps you warm, a fun layering piece. and hoda, i thought you would flip for this. this beat bottle will not only conceal your iphone but makes it easier for you to carry this around. but then it turns into a speaker because it will, like, amplify the sound. >> oh, my gosh. yes. >> and last but not least,

a year later, bobby darin signed me to a record deal at 15 years old. by the time i got to ray charles, i thought i knew everything. i want to ask a follow-up on this. one of the things that we know that ray caught hell for was for taking the gospel sound that we all know -- i was raised in a church, new bethel. darlene was raised in a pentecostal family. my mother is a pentecostal minister to this day. i know this story. we need all that. hell for taking that gospel sound. everybody saw the movie and what he had to deal with. did either of you have misgivings about coming out of the church, coming out of the gospel tradition? making secular music? out.wanted we came from a family where we did not have a whole bunch of money. we had a lot of love. we had close to where -- clothes to wear. but my mother came out here by herself. my father said he wasn't coming. as a result of that, i knew that i could make money. 25.50 an hour. 15-year-old was making that an hour. i got pulled out of my church choir because my pastor said we can't have a baby sister sing

it is the measure of how much they hated him, how much joe kennedy, bobby kennedy, the president himselfjackie, they were the ones who knew. it was largely hidden from the world. >> here is another person who gets lots of mention in your book, george ball. tired.ppose i was i had been there too long. it was a very exhausting job. himselfrusk destroyed by staying there for the balance of the johnson term -- i wanted to get out. it was not just vietnam. vietnam contributed. it wasn't that i wasn't getting but ire in my focus, couldn't get the president and the people around him interested in any other part of the world. >> outspoken critic of vietnam although you say in your book that in the early times, he was backing what they wanted to do in vietnam. can you explain that? >> he was a loyalist. >> what did he do? >> he was undersecretary of state and he replaced chester bowles, who kennedy didn't like having around at all. he was trying very hard to get rid of him. himlly, had to sort of send on a mission around the world, make him a kind of international : all around the world. going al

we have won. >> what do you make then of bobby kennedy had 11 children. one of his children is named matthew, maxwell, taylor kennedy -- matthew maxwell taylor kennedy. >> he had a great regard for maxwell taylor. he was a revered military figure and someone who they admired. he had resigned from his military position during the eisenhower presidency because he disagreed with the eisenhower idea of massive retaliation. he was the one who spoke for the idea of building up ground forces to combat or counter any soviet threat in europe. that is why they brought him in to the white house. he had this opposing view to the idea of massive retaliation. they appreciated that. over time, i think the fact that he was reflecting -- he was in a difficult position. was he going to come to the white house and say, the gene choice -- joint chiefs, i think -- the joint chiefs are all wet. i do not think that kennedy found that appealing at all. >> another man who likes a lot of attention is robert mcnamara. this was recorded in 1996 on both notes. i know he went on to se

we'll get reaction from louisiana's bobby jindal.ing olive garden's pronto lunch starting at $6.99. an entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. handmade italian sandwiches, flatbreads, and our signature soup and salad. starting at $6.99. and all served "pronto!" at olive garden. >>> president obama is asking the nation's governors for help on implementing parts of his second term agenda that congress will not pass. white house correspondent wendell goler tells us how that's going over. good evening. >> good evening, bret. frankly, he didn't seem to have much more success with republicans in state houses than he's having with the republicans down the street. with the house opposed to raising the minimum wage, he pushed governors to do that and said he has ordered a wage hike with the federal government. >> so far in the last few weeks i have acted to lift the wages of workers who work for federal contractors to pay -- make sure their employees are getting paid at least $10.10 an hour. >> it sparked a heated back and

bobby jindal has a-plus people around him. he's a very smart guy. he understands the politics of the party and how to bridge the legality and grass roots. >> governor strickland, what do you think about governor caseic? where do you think he stands? >> recent polling showing hillary clinton would best him in ohio and every other potential republican candidate, but the fact is that governor caseic has a record now. he talks about the ohio miracle. there is no ohio miracle. we're 45th in job creation. we've lost more jobs per capita i believe perhaps than any other state in america. unemployment is now going up rather than down. so i think governor caseic has to worry about being reelected in 2014 quite frankly before he thinks about 2016. whoever the republicans bring on board, i think, is facing a terrific challenge if secretary clinton decides to seek this office. i think she's by far the frontrunner. the country is ready and hungering for the leadership of a woman in that position. we want to break the glass ceiling as we did with the racial divid

bobby goesh, you look at both of these issues. on the syria front the united states is saying, hey, russia, you have to get off the dime. on north korea, it's, hey, china, you're blocking any effort to sort of deal with this situation. this is not -- united states is normally in the, well, we're the united states. we have to do something. but is there really no something to be done? >> well, certainly with north korea, as ambassador hill pointed out, we've never really had any cards to play there. the other thing about north korea is that they don't really need us. the only people they actually need actively are the chinese. and they've had a sort of blanket support from beijing for years and they've been able to play off of that. syria is a slightly different situation. we were in charge and had an opportunity to run that to the extent that such things can be run and we gave it up. what the administration is trying to do now, after all the debacle over red lines that were defined and then crossed and we did nothing about it, the

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you were the one bobby jindal first said, the republicans stop being the stupid party. >> right. it was interesting to hear what he had to say today when i asked him did he think they would stop. >> there are current examples of the fact that you still have those. mike huckabee talking about women easily we doughs, for example. when that kind of thing happens, democrats are gleeful. exactly the kind of fodder that they want and especially on mid term year turn out typically drops to elevate their own base, african americans, hispanics, young voters, women. those are the kind of comments that you see party leaders like jindal cringe. they want this election to be entirely about obamacare implementation. state of the economy, president obama's overall popularity. any time they have opportunity to change the topic it scares the republicans. >> yet makes it great for somebody like governor bobby jindal to have the focus on how dysfunctional they are. they get to make the case, this is why you need to elect a governor in 2016. forget all those guys trying to run from washington, we're

as the nion's governors gather for their annual conference, we'll talk to two, louisiana republican bobby jendl and maryland democrat about the future of their parties. we'll have analysis from a super power political panel of the "washington post." jonathan martin of the "new york times." amy walter of the political report and our own john dickerson. we'll bring in "time" international editor and cbs news state department correspondent margaret breman for analysis on syria and ukraine. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again it is fairly quiet on the streets of ukraine this morning, but the situation is far from settled. for latest we're going to cbs news correspondent holly williams. >> good morning, there has been a week of bloodshed here in kiev we've seen deadly clashes between anti-government protesters and riot police which led scores of people dead. yesterday the demonstrators woke up to discover that they were suddenly in control of ukraine's capital. the riot police had simply melted away interior ministry says it was no

. >> bobby and tuck gilbert are retired. >> plans for lunch? >> fathert we are in our 80s.e were beginning to need help. >> tuck was a minister. he has seen people grow old and planned accordingly. they bought a home that would be easy to age in and they have stopped lifting heavy things. but, there is only so much you can plan for. >> how long do you think that you will be able to stay in your home? do you have any idea? >> i have no idea. >> i don't know how long we will live. questions about life and death come up often. >> death is part of the way life is. and there is no kidding ourselves about it. but people sometimes say, oh, don't talk about death. why the heck not? it's there. it's going to happen. >> but there are still questions, lots of questions. >> we know one of is is going to die before the other one does. that means somebody having to choose to live alone. would we want to stay here? i can't answer that. wol find that out. >> we often said reynold, we have never green old before. we have a lot to learn. >> we are beginners at this. >> bobbi is giving her hu

. >> malloy's comments prompted an exchange with bobby jindal outside the white house.lloy said one of the biggest is states don't get revenue from the oil and gas are not inclined to take the risk for environmental damage. >> among these governors, there's great disagreement as there is across the whole country, whether increasing the minimum wage is a good thing or bad thing. >> and with bobby jindal, a big disagreement. mr. obama praised states that have boosted their minimum wage and would like donning raise it nationwide. in steps to 10.10 by 2016. but republican governors strongly disagree, and of course bobby jindal is one of them. >> we shouldn't accept policies like the minimum wage, which the cbo says will destroy 500,000 jobs. just said obamacare will result in two million fewer americans working. america can do better. america can absolutely grow our economy. we shouldn't be waving the white flag when it comes to growth. >> jindal accused the president of presiding over what he called the minimum wage economy. white house press secretary accuses the governor

rick perry supported bobby jindal and chris christie won with support from other governors, wolf.l rivalries going on. chris christie still has pretty strong support. as long as he is raising money for the rga, he is going to be okay, presuming no other shoes drop. >> presuming that. the wisconsin governor, scott walker is also continuing a potential republican presidential kapd das y. >> texas has an atm for republicans. they come here all the time to raise money, specifically dallas and houston. he is raising money and met with harl an crow. rand paul is in the state doing donor meetings and giving speeches. texas is a huge state. democrats were trying to make hay of the fact that rick perry and greg abbott are not meeting with chris christie. they are not meeting with scott walker either. they come here all the time and that's what they're doing today. >> in dallas for us, watching the republicans. thanks vanish much. tv personality star jones calls herself the face of heart disease. her story of survival is next. [ female announcer ] when you're ready to take skincare to the n

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mercilessly bobby murcer told me would when you play for the san francisco giants you have a home field disadvantage really. want to hear. why did you like that it's very likely because of the environment the fans there mazing. is a lot of history in a stadium to jerry rice joe montana all those guys i mean we're talking about legends so to be able to play in in the same stadium that those guys played in i mean is just a tremendous feeling to ms and baseball has announced that they have new protective hat that pitchers can wear if they wish to protect them against possible under our saving him in the head is the n.f.l. doing enough to protect its players. i think they're doing all that they possibly can you know each and every year they're trying to figure out a better way and better approach to helping us when it comes to concussions and in the head trauma so i think they're getting better in that area but they're they always seem to have our best interests at heart so i think they are trying to protect this what do you make of all lawsuits are green day when the judge wants them to sp

seventeen thousand people according to harvard university are going to die in the next year because bobby jindal every day and rick perry ad will rot day and medicaid we are getting the reports of people going to their doctor and being told that they're not going to get covered they're not going to get treated their advertisements of testimonials right now of people with lupus and other kinds of serious diseases that are no longer being treated if there were such people they would be in the newspaper they already are well they're not you might find it on some crazy right when every day they are they are the stories of these individuals are going to stories in a story here characterizing i'm guessing are the stories that i'm talking about the five point two million people who are low income people who would get free health insurance but because republicans in those twenty five red states are refusing to take them they're falling into the republican donut hole and yes the old people are are also well there is simply no all or of the nice long the horrible enough to bring. about a quote for

bobby jindal's just grabbing the microphone. >> yeah. it seems that way.ested in what he had to say. he was offering all kinds of economic advice. you know, the mean wage in his state is 44th among all the states. they're second in poverty. he's 45th in people covered by health care. i'm not sure he's the guy we're going to be looking for for advice on how to get this economy moving. >> and the president has been telling the governors, administration's been telling republican governors you can do a lot to improve the situation for people in your state simply by accepting the medicaid provision in the affordable care act. let's listen to what chris wallace and scott walker said about that yesterday. >> you turned down $119 million in federal money to expand medicaid. >> mm-hmm. >> a lot of people would say, really? >> well, in our case i don't think the measure of success in government is how many people are dependent on the government. i want people to no longer be dependent because we empower them to get good jobs. >> david axelrod, how is that going to s

. >> the president's already running into opposition from republican governors like bobby jindal, who will meet the president later this afternoon. >> one of the things i want to share with him is that this president, this administration, has a chance to be laser focused on job creation. we're not doing that. this president feels like he can act yunilaterally. >> all right. let's bring in "washington post" columnist and msnbc contributor e.j. dionne and molly ball. welcome to you both. e.j., i want to start right there with the pen, the phone, and the laser. we all remember bill clinton said he wanted a laser on the economy. walk us through what bobby jindal's up to here and the context of these meetings with president obama. >> well, i think you have to put this in the context of two kinds of politics, one is electoral politics. we have a lot of governors on the ballot this fall, and as my colleague pointed out in "the washington post," the governor races are a mirror image of the senate races. in the senate races, 36 of them, 21 are states where democrats are defending seats, and a

a little bit from bobby jindal's speech last night. richard in myrtle beach, south carolina, republican line. what do you want from washington? would like to see something i thought i would never say -- term limits -- initiated before the following election so that the congressmen and senators that i have, if be on board and initiate anything, i will vote against them. in the primary. host: why have you come to that conclusion? caller: i have come to the conclusion because of the morass there right now. they are so entrenched and self-serving. they think it is ok to lie because it is part of a tactic. they call it "it is just politics." there is no sense of decency or standards these people have. they think the ends justify the means, and they don't. i am just fed up with seeing it. i would like to see across party lines -- vote them all out. and then recycle. you have the senators, 33 at a time. at the end of the day -- there will be a lot of good casualties, but it will send the right message if you do it this term. they might straig

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check out the adventure. >> bobby, take a look. there it is. >> this is like amazing to me.ad no idea i was going to be going to the super bowl. >> i was supposed to have a golf cart three minutes out of the car. i was supposed to have a golf cart. >> well, he's going to try to do the experience and i'm going to do the play by play if he doesn't end with a broken back, i will be amazed. here he is, the old man. look at that. blocks some blockers, made a turn. he's got it. ducked underneath that. he busted through, and yes! >> the one thing you have wanted for the last hour since we got in here is what? >> the most important thing in any football game. a sausage sandwich with -- >> peppers. >> fried peppers and fried onions. >> let's see if we can find one? >> yeah, let's go find one. the hell with the game. sausage and pepper. and this is chuck norris. chuck norris is serving. >> without sausage, there's no football. in fact, if there was no sausage, i wouldn't come in. that made it all worth while. ♪ >> manning gets hit. ball up for grabs. picked off by smith. malcolm smith

bobby knight. a young bobby knight. indeed the coach in 1976, that would be a young bobby knight.nly think of him in one way. >> march madness is near. are they holding it in so she? >> speaking of weather, another snowstorm hitting the northeast. we will look at the economic impact of those storms next on television and radio. good morning. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get you some company news now from the files of "bloomberg west." bonobo pointing to an end. the losses will and within quarters after it completes the deal for the smartphone company. it believes the turnaround will, as it reintroduces the motorola mobility brand to china. shares down four percent in company trade. sales could fall short of some analyst estimates. they blame weakness in emerging markets and a slumping demand for telecommunications providers. a new box for apple tv is now on the way. the company is talking to time warner cable as well as other potential partners to add video content. apple hopes to introduce a device by april and have it ready to sell by the holidays. that is the co

level. >> bobby jindal is going to eliminate the tax form to do that.ker is interesting to me, he took over $3.5 billion budget deficit, and turned it into a $900 plus surplus. rick scott, no income tax in florida. no income tax in new york state, and i see estimates between your rainy day fund, your state surplus, you have anywhere between 8 and $12 billion without a state income tax for a rainy day? $12 billion? how much is it? >> it really is pretty simple. closer to 12 than it is 8. and the fact is, don't spend all the money we put on good policies into place. we put an environment that says we're not going to take more of your money away from you, we're going to have a predictable and stable regulatory climate. we're not going to allow frivolous lawsuits to go forward, if you expand your business, you know there's going to be a skilled workforce. that's a formula that will work. it will work in new york, it will work in california it's working in places like florida, louisiana and texas. >> this is the thing to me, the republicans just gave the pre

. >> bobby, you take this one first.penly gay player in the nfl. >> i think that's fine. i think there are others, and i think it gives an opportunity for those people, if they want to, to come forward. look, we're into the year 2014. it's time for us to put this behind us. he can play basketball like nobody else -- >> you mean football. >> football. i think the idea is a good idea. >> some uproar going back and forth. initially, his draft pick dropped by 70 points, but apparently, it bounced back. >> i would hope that's just an aberration and not people thinking -- he made a brave step, this is important to him. i personally don't care if anybody is gay or not gay, but if he feels like he wants to announce that to the world, great. >> there were some scouts or executives in the nfl who said that would be disruptive in the locker room. you thoughts on it? >> there's always opinions like that. it's always exciting to hear when somebody is gay. sherman hemsly, jib neighbors, zachary quinto. >> jim neighbors? >> i know, har

but bobby jindal is correct. i mean the minimum wage is a loser from the very beginning. president says there is no tax impact on it. of course there is a tax impact. what everyone fails to realize is that all those minimum wage earners who get higher wages, someone has o p for those higher wages and these are marginal companies that are struggling to survive, are going to pay above the minimum wage. they will substitute capital for these people. and it will drive them out, as i said, this bills the minimum wage bill is deadly on inner-city youth. deadly on the poor, the minorities, disenfranchised, people that need these jobs. lou: inner city, minority youth. we're talking aout just 25% unemployment rate for young males. >> worse. lou: by the w that is jst about what it was in 1965. we've got to get serious about solving problems. i mean there is this attitude on the part of the liberals, art, that it is, you know, it's a patronizing nonsense. >>>terrible. lou: these folks are collateral damage to liberal policies and so we have the rightntentions so we can say, the hell