>> this week on political capital, jeffrey goldberg on his interview with barack obama and the latest on ukraine. julianna goldman talks obama's budget. and paul ryan's plan. >> we start the program with governor rick perry of texas. thank you for joining us. you have said that you're going to hold off on whether you will run again for president until the end of 2014. the conventional wisdom has been another texan, ted cruz, has stolen your thunder. >> i hope ted and i are working towards the same goal, which is to make washington less consequential in people's lives and devolve the power back to the state. i believe with all my heart that the state is the laboratory of innovation. >> you think being a governor puts you in a better position for senator cruz? >> i think that is a question better for other people to answer. being the governor of texas, you have to do with issues. you don't have the opportunity to push them off or have a cr or what have you. we have a balance budget but a minute. i think that is a good thing. i was the u.s. had that restriction. >> he has not had that op

we come back, we'll talk to jeffrey goldberg about his interview. with president obama. ♪ >> unease continues in ukraine >> unease continues in ukraine as president obama threatens more sanctions on russia. for that, we bring in jeffrey goldberg. but start with your exclusive interview with barack obama. this is the fifth or sixth in a continuum. what changes have you seen in him, either in substance or style? >> in foreign policy, the world, basically, i think that he has become much more confident and fluid in the way he talks about his issues. i think he feels he has mastered the subject. when he was in the senate in 2007, it was more talking point-ish at that stage. he feels he has a real mastery and he feels as if he has a long view that he is hovering above. >> that leads me to what he was trying to achieve. you are the most distinguished columnist on this subject. obama was clearly trying to send a message to benjamin netanyahu. did he succeed? >> there is a fantastic passive-aggressive thing going on. kerry has been trying for months -- his

then goldberg who costas knows, actually dined with him.amazing. >> i have dined with you as well. >> no you haven't. >> really? i have proof. >> i picked -- i picked up the tab. all right. okay. there i blew my cover. so goldberg is going to talk about how the far left is going to spin the uk crisis. costas, goldberg and we will be right back. ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what mas a subaru, a subaru. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. >>> now with all the trouble do you think the olympic committee made a mistake in going to russia in the first place? they could have gone to austria. >> i asked tomorrow mass bach the olympics should have as part of its charter minimum add heerns to basic human rights and maybe even require that it be held in democratic states. his arguments with a that by p

goldberg. we have been discussing this for five years, you wrote a book on it. that the american national media is protecting president obama. >> right, exactly. >> it protects him. this, beyond any reasonable doubt is the smoking gun. because this story is an important story. and, yet, the "new york times," the "wall street journal," all the network news, evening newscasts didn't mention it until issa got into the brawl with cummings and then they just did that go. >> right. i thought you were going to start out by saying why do you think this is but you are absolutely right. the reason is very simple. because barack obama is president. i know that sounds simple, maybe too simple. but it's the truth. >> what other explanation could there be? it's a big story. >> let's look at this way. imagine if george w. bush were president. the irs were targeting his political enemies during an election year, no less. and the central character, the central character refused to testify. that would be pretty

then goldberg who costas knows, actually dined with him. >> i have dined with you as well. >> no you haven't. >> really? i have proof. >> i picked -- i picked up the tab. all right. okay. there i blew my cover. so goldberg is going to talk about how the far left is going to spin the uk crisis. costas, goldberg and we will be right back. allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. the world of luxury has been to blind you from the truth. we just want to get our car... take the blue key, you go back to the luxury you know. you take the red key, and you'll never look at luxury the same again. "crack of thunder" this is unreal. it's very real. this is what luxury looks like... ...and this is what it sounds like. "blows into pitch pipe" (singing in italian) nessun dorma! ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me. (singing in italian) vincerò! (singing in italian

. >> reporter: in fact, goldberg gave us this document, one she first shared with the tampa bay timesch broke the story in which a church official says he cannot approve of her continued relationship with her son, explicitly using the word disconnection. ultimately, she says, she and her husband chose to stand by nick. the result, she says, they were both called in front of what the church calls a committee of evidence and ultimately declared suppressive. at which point her daughter ashley chose to cut ties in what her mom describes as a wrenching scene. >> we talked and we cried and she said, mom, i have to d disconnect from you. it was just very sad. i know my daughter loves me and she loves her brother. so that was the last time i saw my daughter and my granddaughter. >> goldberg says she still believes in the teachings of scientology, but now shares her son's dougts abodoubts about ho church is being run, especially since she went online, something church members are discouraged from doing and saw what critics were saying about scientology. she saw this interview "nightline" gave

as the hole grows in size, so does goldberg's anxiety.er biggest fear is the exposed gas lines. >> we got all the gas company people out there to shut off the gas lines around the area. you break a water line you get water. but gas explodes. so we got the gas turned off pretty darn quickly. and that's why there were no explosions in the surrounding area. >> the neighboring streets are shut down to traffic. about 70 patients are evacuated from a nearby hospital. although people in the area are inconvenienced, no one is injured or killed. city and state investigations conclude that the sinkhole was caused by the water main break, but there's still debate about whether it was caused by corrosion of the aging main or triggered by subway construction. >> it was a broken main. not just the pipe but the main. that's one of these things that carry lots of volume, and that water evidently had been coming in for some time before it was detected. >> crews repair the water main, fill the hole with concrete and repair the road. hollywood boulevard bec

bernie goldberg has some thoughts. then watters world, russians in america edition.ng. they like putin. hope you stay tuned to those reports. peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> personal story segment tonight. front page article in the "new york times" today says democrats are in trouble because president obama is now so unpopular. karl rove says it is, quote: highly likely that the g.o.p. will take the senate in november. however, you may remember that mr. rove predicted a victory for mitt romney. just saying. joining us from washington is the aforementioned karl rove. you know i pointed out you know i had to do that. of course, bill, everybody remembers that you came out and said that

the ceo of surveymonkey dave goldberg is here with us.'t understand why the price is going up after the after the bankruptcy of mt. gox. we're going to get to that in a moment. >> it seems like 2/3of the people, 64%, have said that they heard of bitcoin. >> most people know about it. >> there has been a lot of talk about it but very few people are using it. >> only 11% say they have bought any. >> i'm skeptical as a currency for transaction but i am interested in a store of value versus -- i am more excited about it as a commodity. a better thing to store your wealth and then gold in places like argentina or iran. >> are you nervous about it being stolen? >> i think we will see a change in the bitcoin economy. the first thing that people are going to one is security. i want people to know that this is going to be safe and insured. a lot of the things we have in the banking and revelatory system, people will want with bitcoin for to continue to -- >> you can continue to answer the survey during the show. number 3 -- have you ever encounter

>> this week on political capital, jeffrey goldberg on his interview with barack obama and the latest on ukraine. julianna goldman talks obama's budget. and paul ryan's plan. >> we start the program with governor rick perry of texas. thank you for joining us. you have a commode to us reception when you spoke your this morning. you have said that you're going to hold off on whether you will run again for president until the end of 2014. the conventional wisdom has been another texan, ted cruz, has stolen your thunder. hope ted and i are working towards the same goal, which is to make washington less consequential in people's lives evolve the power back to the state. i believe with all my heart that the state is the laboratory of innovation. >> you think being in a -- being a governor for two and a better position for senator cruz? >> i think that is a question better for other people to answer. being the governor of texas, you have to do with issues. you don't have the opportunity to push them off or have a cr or what have you. a have a balance budget but minute. i think that is a good

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bernie goldberg, everybody. results of our bill o'reilly.com poll asked is the media overdoing the malaysian airlines story about 15,000 of you voted. 87% say yes. 13% say. no factor viewers perceptive as usual. the moment juan and mary katharine will weigh in on the collapsing in the media president obama trying to rally the world against putin. will he succeed in the factor is >>> in the impact segment tonight, we continue our lead story setting the record straight on the missing jetliner. joining us from denver mary katharine ham and juan williams, both fox news analyst. you are in the industry. you make money being pundits on tv. bernie and i, you know, we feel strongly about this. but, are you as invested as we are? juan, you start. >> yeah. look. i was trained as a hard news journalist, 20-years plus at "the washington post." i have got to tell you something the basic rule is if you don't have a story, shut up. you have nothing. until you have a story, come back when you have got a story and back it up. in

bernie goldberg, everybody. results of our bill o'reilly.com poll asked is the media overdoing the malaysian airlines story about 15,000 of you voted. 87% say yes. 13% say. no factor viewers perceptive as usual. the moment juan and mary katharine will weigh in on the collapsing in the media president obama trying to rally the world against putin. will he succeed in the factor is coming right back. [woman] so we got our 4-star hotels... for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com ♪ ♪ ♪ two pretzels. put in on my capital one venture card. i earn unlimited double miles. not bad. can i get your autograph mr. barkley? sure kid. man my fans they love me. that's the price you pay for being world famous. he meant sign the receipt, fool. greg anthony. haha. hey man, could you sign my hat? he wants my autograph. earn unlimited double miles with no blackout dates from the capital one venture card. what's in your wallet? >>> in the impact segment tonight, we continue our lead story setting the record straight on the missi

goldberg, asset manager at jpmorgan.ech company says it is itemborating with luxury root -- they want to show how glass can appeal to a wider audience. internet entrepreneur is seeking to list is online storage company on the new you -- on the new zealand stock exchange. he will buy out the listed shell company trs investments in a reverse takeover. mega-at $179 million. candy crush maker king will price its shares after the bell today. now coming up in on the move, london properties have become a safe haven among some russian rich. as international sanctions begin to take their toll, we'll take a look at who's putting their money into real estate. still to come, european commission president speaks to bloomberg. he will be with us later this morning on "the pulse." ♪ >> welcome back. i'm francine lacqua here in london. this is "on the move." world leaders change the g8 in sochi to the g7 in brussels. our international correspondent hans nichols has been following the meetings in the hague. he joins us now. i guess thein

blues,goldberg, john the amo and myself.ce we couldn't go to the studio, we went to the back door. that really helps. like my father. my father went to vietnam during the war. i said, when did you go to vietnam? he said, during the holiday. i said, what holiday? >> he said the tet. a lot of overtime. mexicans have an extremely hard work ethic, so when a job does come we take it. i am learning to take a few jobs and be very strategic about it. who talks toody you about this book will ask these questions, and that is your own assessment of how things are changing. i asked that against the background that there are two or -- there ares these networks coming on strong. nouveau tv. >> rodriguez. it's all coming up. you know what is happening is the millennial's -- also the latinos. a lotisers lie to you for of years. they say if you want to reach it in spanish. there are a lot better in both worlds. if you really want to reach them you have to do it in both languages and also understand it's a very hard market to understand. lati

jeffrey goldberg is a columnist, conducted the interview. he's here. thanks very much, jeffrey.sident was pretty blunt in his comments and coming on the eve of his meeting with netanyahu. what was his motivation right now? why would he do that? >> i think he wants to shape the conversation, remind the prime minister, that it's on his shoulders. i gave the president a couple of opportunities to talk about the palestinian leader, mahmud abbas, and he turned it back toward the prime minister each time so that the palestinian leader is the most moderate leader that the palestinians may ever have. and so it's really up to the prime minister to take advantage of this situation. and that time is running out. like, there is not going to be these endless opportunities for peacemaking. so he was sort of setting the stage in a candid way. >> and he's got a so-called framework plan that kerry has put together with his advisers, that he thinks is in he is real's own best interest and will try to sell it to the prime minister. >> exactly. it will be interesting to see how much prime minister

michelle goldberg, eric from media matters.arently mugged and stole rick perry's eye glass frames which i like quite a bit. >> thank you very much. >> thank you all. that's "all in" for this evening. the premiere of the rachel maddow documentary "why we did it" begins right now. >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. let me say upfront this is not a story about north rea and that's kind of the point. october 9th, 2006, around 10:30 a.m. local time, the ground started to shake beneath a small village in the northeast corner of north korea. halfway around the world back here in the u.s., seismologists recorded what looked to be a 4.3 magnitude earthquake. what happened in north korea that morning was not an earthquake. it was a nuclear explosion. >> kim jung-il defies the u.s. and world and claims to have set off an atomic weapon. >> that day in 2006, the secretive repressive north korean regime showed the world they had built and tested a

. >> charlie: and we conclude this evening with a conversation with jeffrey goldberg of bloomberg view who just had a conversation with president obama about israeli palestinian issues. >> obama's ideas have shifted to a remarkable degree, not about his politics but his staying power and how essential he is to this process. so what he was going doing in the interview were two things. he was boxing him in saying, you know, time is up, you don't like to move, i know that but you've got to move. but he was also bucking him up in a way. >> charlie: robert gates, mikheil saakashvili and jeffrey goldberg when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: the continuing ongoing coverage of the crisis in ukraine, the situation in crimea remains tense with warning shots fired earlier today by russian soldiers. this morning russian president vladimir putin gave his first press conference since the conflict began. he said he saw no reason for forces to intervene in eastern ukraine at the moment but did not close the d

the man who sat down with the president, jeffrey goldberg. mr. goldberg, how are you, sir?> good. >> so it's interesting here. the relationship between the president and netanyahu, intellectually the two of them have enormous respect for each other. but there is just not a lot of personal chemistry. and we know if netanyahu is looking for a way to feel offended, he might look at this interview and decide he feels offended. >> yeah. i don't think the white house thought that he would necessarily be offended, because this is -- >> because he's never been offended before? >> it is a at ttumultuous relationship, i have to say. it's gone years and it's been tumultuous. these are things that president obama has communicated to him in private. >> he has said it before. [ overlapping speakers ] >> -- in a concentrated dose. you know, yeah, he's trying to help carry, the president is, in the sense of saying, all right, guys, this is it. >> i have to raetd you this one quote here, where it comes -- you feel like as if obama is frustrated with netanyahu, quotes his mother, right, whic

joining us, randy goldberg and david heath. decide to do something like this?s -- >> this was from the salvation army? >> right. kse salvation army said soc were the most requested item in homeless shelters. we looked at the stock -- sock industry. the industry was pretty complacent. we decided we could build better socks. years in research and development making bombas. >> you guys were just sitting around leaving through a book of quotations from salvation army, and you said, oh, i want to do something good. i mean, how does the start -- how does this start? what were you doing before? set the stage for us? what were you doing when you had this great idea? >> we work together for six years at a media startup company. we shared this pass and -- passion for startups and entrepreneurship. we always knew we wanted to work together. this came across the desk -- >> this does not work for urban -- >> we saw this press release from major george hood that stocks were the number were the number one most requested item. were the number one most requested item. simply te

options and not get us into we'll write a check our you know what doesn't want to cash. >> jeff goldbergu've interviewed president obama, an interview that will appear later today. you asked him a question more broadly about how he's perceived. tell me about what that question was and then i've got a portion of the answer. >> right. what i asked him was, i was talking about the iranian nuclear program, one of his biggest foreign policy challenges. i said do you believe that the iranians still take your threat that all options are on the table, which is a euphemism for military force? do you believe they still take that threat seriously after you showed obviously reluctance last summer to strike at syria yar after it crossed his red line on chemical weapons. and he gave an answer. >> we'll put part of it on the screen because he says about syria, the process has moved more slowly than we would like the president tells you, but it is actually moved. and we've now seen 15 to 20% of those weapons on their way out of syria with a concrete schedule to get rid of the rest. that would not have h

goldberg, abc 7 news. hotel in staying in a west virginia and today appeared before a judge. a just arrived great -- rrived. >> we just got to town a short time ago. i talked with the manager. that is where he stayed for one night. he checked into nights ago. he went to a library yesterday in the morning. caught him.e police just about six blocks down the road. police caught him at the library and took him into custody, according to police, that went on without incident. police say he did not have a gun on him at the library when they found him. a member of the hotel says that they did not find a gun either. police will not comment on whether or not they found a gun in his car, which i am told was in the parking lot here at the hotel. the manager says that he seemed like the typical tourist. the tone gets a lot of tourists. he spoke with the manager for a wild. he had just gotten here. he actually checked out. police came looking for him. he told police where he might be able to find them. they might find him a short time later. he did not raise any red flags. he seemed more

david remini, leon -- [inaudible] tom friedman and jeff ofly goldberg -- jeffrey goldberg. so he he was referring to these kind of powerful journalists who had played such a great role in celebrating him. and it was a frank description of the degree to which people who are, have a very positive view of zionism and of israel and in jeffrey goldberg's case are really right-wing zionists, the degree to which they play a central role still in our media. the other piece in hadassah magazine was one in which they interviewed jodi r everything dorn of the new york times, and she talked about her jewish background. and she said she had gone to israel first with united synagogue youth as a girl and that she has come to this issue with great knowledge of the american jewish experience and the israel, the jewish israeli side of the conflict. which is really, i mean, it's a tragic kind of admission from my standpoint because -- especially as it's borne out by her coverage. because this is not someone who has extended herself to the other narrative. she knows this narrative, she's sayin

here with dave goldberg, the ceo. >> it is 26 minutes past the hour.berg television is on the markets. you look at markets continue to climb to record highs. all reaching all-time highs as well along with small-cap stocks. a record-breaking day. one stock we want to point out we're watching is qualcomm. it is returning cash to shareholders. 20% boost to its quarterly dividend. back on the markets in 30 minutes. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang with your bloomberg top headlines. radioshack's turnaround plan is not taking off retailer fell 20% in the fourth carter. $191 million. radioshack says it will close up to 1100 stores. shares are plunging today, down more than 13%. huber, -- ng at, out to iphones users is weak. back in december, it received plenty of criticism for charging writers as much as seven times the usual fare during east coast snowstorm and the controversy has certainly not ended. it is a changing of the guard. steve officially takes over as ceo. bloomberg is told smartphone growth is still in its infancy and they

to the extent that i am conservative, i'm like a bernie goldberg conservative. there are certain issues which i would getaway with him. on the other hand, the know nothing part of the spectrum where people just reflexively defend a phil robertson type person, i'm not in that camp and never have been in that camp. >> you're not a duck dynasty fan? >> no. i think a lot of people that watch fox would be surprised at how much rich lowery or i read or on and on and how often a nod an agreement and how much i respect those voices. i don't respect the heat over light voices which can be found in some corners of fox news and can be found on the radio, as well. >> let's talk about sochi. on opening night, many people are aware that you had some things to say about va lead mere putin. >> yes. just in the past year, putin brokered a deal to allow syria to avoid a u.s. military strike by giving up its chemical weapons. it helped bring iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear intentions. >> you were pounded by conservative xhem taters. few would portray him as a peacem

in mississippi have the same needs and vermont is not the case i lived in colorado for many years goldbergmay be the most liberal cities in america but colorado springs one of the most conservative of. i believe in school choice as well to teach kids would never the values are. i don't think people who live in those communities should teach witchcraft that they've put choose to do the right thing on their own but if we want to do teach creationism you should be able to. >> does that mean get rid of the department of education? >> i live in one world of the radical and a the real world and the radical. but i think it should. but that will not happen. be honest. the best we can to -- with do with obamacare probably will not be repealed but that is reality but the thing for word laboratories of democracy are the states and should stay that way. >> what about the direct election of senators? >> that will not change. but if the state legislature elected the senators there would be less concerned about national policy more concerned of the state that the founders intended. we cannot pass a bill

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>> whoopi goldberg was the first woman and the first african-american to host solo. >> there haven'tthis many women sweating over one woman since heidi fliess. >> antihathaway and james franco caught flak. >> i must say you look so beautiful and so hip. >> oh, thank you, james. you look very appealing to a younger demographic as well. >> they had to go into hiding. people hated their hosting so much. >> last year, seth mcfarlane's humor left some dumb struck. >> kristen stewart you saw your boobs. and monster, we saw charlicharlize charlize theron's. >> you know what they say. three time is a charm. twha? it's my second time? >> i want people to relax and i want people to have fun and i want people to think that three and a half hours went by like that. it's a hallmark style that comes to define her in her wildly popular talk show now in its 11th season. but ellen says despite all her tv hosting experience, hosting the oscars is more terrifying than anything else. >> hosting this is like bungee jumping. but you're in front of an audience all the time. what's the difference? >> it's n

. >> the northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in woodbridge. the snow has tapered off a bit but the wind on the cold are still a factor. up the hill, you can see a caravan of plows. not too many drivers are on the roads, things have been relatively calm which is good news that the drivers we have seen are driving relatively slow. take a look at the roads and they are caked with ice and snow. the trucks have really been everywhere. vdot has 4000 pieces of equipment on the road. they are making their presence known. the smaller plows are getting a workout today as well. lot is beingmmuter cleared in woodbridge and drivers are taking it slow in this part of town but the snow and cold is creating a fair share of challenges. >> everybody is getting ice under windshield and having to come out and put their hand out there and stop and slap the ice off. it's bad. >> it's pretty hairy. if you don't need to get on the road, stay off the road. all we can do to keep up with the. >> -- with it. the virginia state police have been busy during the storm. betw

. ♪ >> this week on political capital, jeffrey goldberg on his interview with barack obama and the lateste. julianna goldman talks obama's budget. and paul ryan's plan. >> we start the program with governor rick perry of texas. thank you for joining us. you have a commode to us reception when you spoke your this morning. you have said that you're going to hold off on whether you will run again for president until the end of 2014. the conventional wisdom has been another texan, ted cruz, has stolen your thunder.