i have been involved in many of these kinds of incidents and possibly nothing as appalling as this.re seems to be a pattern with aurora and the shopping mall shooting last week. young men in their early 20s suddenly flipping and getting ahold of weapons and causing outrages. what is driving them? what is the possible background to what is going on here? >> working on a lot of these cases there a number of different causes that can be divided into two broad categories. one category is people who have that trait of a loss of empathy and inability to connect to other people and a history of cruelty or what people talk about as sociopaths or antisocial personality. at the other end people with brain disorders and serious mental illnesses that are untreated or because of what's happening in their life, exacerbated by stress. it sounds like the little bit that is coming out, we are more in a direction that this is someone with a brain disorder and other parts of the story that it may take years to uncover it. there is nothing sudden about any of these stories. that's the headline for me.

and he is appalled. he has no tolerance for those who invite the law and expects the authorities to continue to prosecute the case. senator menendez believes this incident under scores the reason we need comprehensive immigration reform that provides zero tolerance for those who have criminal records. joining me on set is cnn a's legal contributor, paul cal lan. paid or unpaid, you would assume that any government office would require a background check. >> i wouldn't assume anything about the government, ashleigh. they're pretty lax in a lot of respects, and you know, i think the menendez people are ultimately going to say, hey, this is a volunteer. this is a volunteer intern. we don't -- it's not employee. >> you you don't have to be

there have been four already in the last four years of increasing appalling detail. is going to be worse. >> i think that you're right in the sense that every cause has an inflection point. and this may be the inflection point for the cause of people who want to at least see a reinstatement of the assault weapons ban. but i think that what we have to do as a society, and what i hope the president will be prepared to do is to say we have to start on -- start stopping the proliferation of guns in a society. what we're fast approaching at the moment is where we will have more guns in this country than we have human beings. >> actually, you have about 300 million guns in circulation. the population is -- >> 311, right. >> how many children. >> right. >> you already have more guns than there are adults in america. >> according to gallup, 45% of people in america say they have a gun in their home that means many more people have more than one gun in their homes. seven out of ten people say they have actually fired a gun this their lifetimes. that means we as a culture are

i'm one of the everyday citizens you mentioned in your remarks and i am appalled by this behavior and if the merchants don't realize this is affecting their business -- i have boys and we eat and shop in the cast ro. they will not bring the young people in our family to the castro and we shop and go out to dinner on 24th street because of what is happening in the castro so it's affecting the merchants. no question. also a little footnote. i took off work today because i felt this was so important. i want to live in a community, not a gay ghetto and a community means you care about other people. you respect other people. it's not just about freedom for me and this is the kind of narcissistic self centered behavior i see in my neighborhood. i want to get the community back and that means diversity and families and groups of individuals and whether gay, straight, transgender. we are losing our diversity. families are moving out. we lost two familyos hancock street and i don't blame them. if i had children i wouldn't want to raise them in the castro either. thank you very much. >> thank y

. >>> a group of women were shocked and appalled about their bill at a restaurant in the central valley. it had nothing to do with the amount that they were charged or the food they ordered. it had everything to do at the top of their receipt. >> reporter: christina duran and her friend had enjoyed their dinner. but when the check came, christina couldn't believe her eyes. >> i got the bill when i was looking at the bill, i was like why does this receipt say fat girls? >> reporter: at first they thought they were joking. >> i was laughing at her and she said i'm serious. no, you know, let me see it. >> she is like you're lying. i said no, look at it. fat girls. >> i said heck no. >> he denied having anything to do with it, explaning that jeff, the name on the receipt must have been the one who typed the words into the system. but jeff was gone, so the three demanded to see a manager. >> and he had a smirk on his face, trying not to laugh. >> reporter: the manager apologized, but to offer 25% off the bill. and the ladies were shocked. >> he's like, well, i could do 50%. and we were just

. >>> a group of women was shocked and appalled about their bill at a restaurant in the central valley had nothing to do with the amount they were charged or the food they ordered. it had everything to do with what was at the top of their receipt. >> reporter: christina duran and her friends enjoyed their evening at the cameo club casino's restaurant, but when the check came, christina couldn't believe her eyes. >> i got the bill and looking at the bill and i was like why does this receipt say fat girls? >> reporter: at first her friends assumed she was joking. >> i was laughing at her and she goes i'm serious. i'm not no. let me see it. >> she was like they're lying and i'm not no, i'm serious. she was like fat girls. >> i was like give me that and i thought oh, heck no. >> reporter: when the server returned, he denied having anything to do with it. he explained jeff, the name on the receipt, must have typed the words into the system, but jeff was gone. so the three demanded to see a manager. >> he had a smirk on his face like it was funny but trying not to laugh. >> reporter: the man

>> i think it's appalling. absolutely appalling. >> no harm was intended on jacintha or the other nurse or kate or prince william or anyone. >> reporter: radio executives said they tried to contact the hospital five times before airing the conversation but could not get through. medical examiners are trying to determine a cause of death. saldana's family said she probably died of shame. cbs news, london. >>> and a followup on dogs in new zealand learning how to drive on. monday, monty, the giant schnauzer, got behind the wheel of a modified mini, started the car, and drove it with his paw on the wheel. this freaks me out. it's believed to be a world first. after driving 230 feet, he hit the break. it took two months of intense training to teach monty how to drive. this is the morning news. . you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain

just appalled. i'm sure politics and self-interest in the same place.f your irony meter just broke, it is because it appears the same sheldon adelson who says he rejected democratic politics because of self-interested politicians has become the single biggest donor in republican politics because of, yes, interest. for instance, mr. adelson's casino company is under investigation by the justice department for possible violations of the foreign corrupt practices act. the justice department, of course, is led by an attorney general, chosen by the president, in this case, the same president obama who mr. adelson just spent so much money trying to defeat. mr. adelson's company denies any wrongdoing. and as a very rich man, mr. adelson stands to pay a whole, whole lot more in taxes now that mr. obama has won a second term. and mr. adelson says he intends to double his spending on conservative causes with a particular focus on anti-union measures in the states. labor unions played a big part in mr. adelson's conversion to democrat to republican kingmaker. he f

the appalling tragedy, which has effected so many families, including your own.y start with you, donna, vicki was your daughter, she was 27. there have been so many tributes to her paid by so many people. what would you like to say? >> i'd just like everyone to know that she was just a beautiful, beautiful young lady. she had such passion for teaching and for life and especially for her family. she was extremely close to her siblings that are sitting with me, her cousins, and loved them dearly. and wanted to be a teacher from the time she was 3. that's all she ever wanted to do. she just loved her kids. she just talked about them all the time with such fondness and caring, and she just adored them. and i have no doubt in my mind she did everything she could to protect every single one of them. >> what she did was incredibly heroic, and she saved many lives with her actions. knowing her, as her mother, as well as anybody in the world knew her, did it surprise you that she was so courageous in such a terrifying moment? >> not at all. she was truly selfless. she wou

. >> but even a federalist would be appalled at the degree of the federal government intrusion in ourlives today. the federal government is in every area of our lives. our bath rooms, bedrooms, living rooms, roads and highways and everywhere. the federal government is in our lives, and that would have appalled the most extreme federalist who founded this type of government. the first thing he would have done, patrick henry would have gone along with him they would have gone into your bedroom and torn off that had from the mattress. [laughter] >> we will entertain questions now from the audience, and i urge you an homage to brian lamb, the founder of c-span who may ask the best kind of questions which are simple and direct we can emulate him tonight that would be good. do we have questions? go ahead. >> the suggestion that abigail had for her children, which was a virtue and loyalty -- >> virtue, integrity and love of the country. >> [inaudible] was that the virtue in the spirit and sense of virtue or innocence of machiavelli? >> it was in the sense of service to your society. his part

. >> there are obviously many families grieving, appalling, appalling grief that they are going through the moment. you've been in their very position, dr. north. is there any advice that you can give them, any words of comfort from somebody who's, quite literally, lived through what they've gone through in. >> i think one of the main strengths that those of us who lost children in dunblane found was being brought together and when we were in our own company, we were able to talk about what had happened, talk about our children. i would hope that in newtown, perhaps if the families could -- are able to come together, they might draw some comfort in being able to talk with one another. >> the if not now when campaign launches tomorrow it's innw.org. the goal is to end gun violence by 2015 and create it harder to get guns. doctor, i appreciate your success with your ongoing campaign. just a safer world is what it boils down to. >> yes. it's putting the right to life at the top before any rights of ownership of guns. >> thank you for joining me, sir. i appreciate it. >> thank you. ñç@rÑo >

. >> northern virginia democratic congressman gerry connolly put out a statement saying he is appalled by what the governor said, but some parents say maybe it is time to look into this >> on wtop today the virginia governor said the idea of letting trained officials carry a gun should at least be explored. authorities say the sandy hook principal heroically tried to stop adam lanza, but he shot and killed her. >> if a person like that was armed and trained, could they have stopped the carnage in the process? perhaps. >> others disagree. one lawman who has a grandson the same age as many of the children who died said she feels safer when he is at school. >> especially now, i think someone should be armed at all schools. >> it could be great for those who are trained to really be prepared for anything that may come, especially in the world we live in today. >> right now only law enforcement officers are allowed to bring guns to within 1,000 feet of a school. some say it should stay that way. they say what happened in connecticut is a very rare situation, and bringing guns into school co

. >> even federalists would be appalled at the federal government intrusion in our lives today.it is in every area of our lives. veterans commit the troops bedrooms, living rooms, garages, rose, everywhere the federal government is in our lives and that would have appalled the most extreme federalists who founded this type of government. the first thing he would done, patrick and i would have gone right along with him. they would've gone in your bedroom and threats of attack that tag for the mattress. >> will entertain questions for the audience. they urge you in homage brian lamb, founder of c-span who tuning asks the best questions, which are simple and direct, we can emulate playing tonight, that would be good. go ahead. >> the suggestion that abigail has for her children, which was virtue and loyalty. >> virtual, integrity and love of country. >> with a virtue can appear 10 cents a virtue was that virtue in the sense of mac belly? >> it was in this sense of service to your society. his parting words to his heirs, john quincy adams before he died, he knew that his one survivi

. >> i know italians who are just appalled by that. >> i do, too.oo close. >> here's how bad the jersey shore thing is, even organized crime is appalled by it. they're going, hey, you're giving us a bad name. >> are making that into the focal point. they don't even fight. they don't get mad. now see never see them -- i feel like we're not connecting. having heart-to-hearts. it's like a touchy feely new nation. >> i liked westside story more when they attacked each other. >> do you watch the factor and cable news and listen to talk radio to draw from your material? >> i do. i'll prove i watch the factor. you've been very bullying to steve lately. steve brings out something in you from your teenage years where you just bully him. >> i see steve as part of the decline of america. >> this whole thing with obama saying the rich don't pay their taxes is [bleep]. >> and i voted for the guy and i'm a democrat. what a [bleep]. >> the rich don't pay their taxes, let me tell you something, right? first they say your dead broke. the united states of america. yo

i think it's appalling. and it is this way, for some reason, because she's a woman, she is given a pass, that she's held to lower standards, which i object to. i want to be held to the same standard, equal standards. some will let her take a pass for giving false information, knowingly or unknowingly, sitting on it 73 days, until three days ago when he spoke to u.s. senators. for some reason, she gets a pass on that. i don't get that. i think that's demeaning to women if that's why she's getting a pass. >> i agree. still, to this day, no apology, no clear explanation to the people of america as it pertains to what really happened there in benghazi. again, just the illustration, i think, the prime example of the lack of transparentsy and honesty that is exemplified in the obama administration. very sad. >> well, there have been 73 days. it wasn't until this week when the information came out. and incidentally, senator collins with us last night, td us that -- that ambassador rice told her behind closed doors,

and i think it is appalling and the sexism is that for some reason, because she is a woman, she is given a pass. she held to lower standards, which i object to. wasn't to be held to the same standards, equal standards some will let her take a pass for giving false information, knowingly or unknowingly, sitting on it 73 days this three days when she spoke to senators behind closed doors of for some reason she gets a pass. i think is demeaning to women if that's why she is getting that pass. >> i agree. to this day, no apology. no clear explanation to the people of america as it pertains to what really happened in benghazi. again, just the illustration, i think the prime example of the lack of transparency and honesty that is emfind -- exemplified in the obama administration, sad. >> greta: 73 days after the information came out senator collins with us last night told us that ambassador rice told her behind closed doors she had access to the presidential -- president's daily briefing she had as much information as anybody, including that this was al-qaeda suspected even on day one. let me

the chairman at the hospital slammed that decision as appalling. the 46-year-old nurse, a mother and wife was found dead three days later a victim of a suspect suicide. >> i think >> worst moment of my life. >> reporter: the global backlash has been fierce from online death threats to calls for prison. legal analyst doesn't think jail time is likely. >> i don't think would be serious prosecution it would be tough to link the death to the prank. you can link it as a moral matter, as a legal matter there needs to be a level of foreseeability that this was likely to happen that's a tough link to make. >> management says the personalities will not return to the airwaves until further notice. the company has suspended all prank calls. they've also pulled advertising and order add internal investigation. the ceo says the company is confident they haven't done anything illegal. as you might imagine, we are getting a lot of reaction on our facebook page. go to facebook.com/abc7news. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead. >>> a lot of sunshine, temperatures

the incident showed the appalling conditions in which mineworkers' live and work. he was one of the leaders of the national union of mineworkers. >> he has been seen as per se was the -- bourgeoisie on the grou. nd. his ability to overcome that, speaking the language, but the language she has to speak is the delivery language, his ability to deliver, if he moves into the government, that will make him gain support in the party as well as in the country. >> if the anc wins the 2014 general election, he could become the deputy president of the country. they are waiting to see whether the new leadership plans to take -- where the new leadership plans to take the country. >> mexico's new national security adviser says the government's drug policy is failing. addressing a security meeting, he said capturing cartel leaders breaks up gangs which makes the more violent. talks are being held to try to help colombia -- to halt colombia's civil war. our reporter traveled to a town where an entire community was forced from their land. >> this is what is left of the town, a onc

one, i think there is a very loud group, mostly of outside groups, conservatives, who are appalled at anything. they make money on no deals. they -- that's how they bolster their -- a racket. i think boehner is in a much better position than in 2011. i think he's got, really, the vast majority of his conference. and the question is, really, what are the senate democrats going to pass? they haven't passed anything? >> n thatand, karen, that's wha all the senates, republicans and democrats. they are going, what is boehner sghoog and democrats going, why can't the white house just invite boehner. senators are being senators. they get this thing. if you are the white house now, on one hand you believe you'll win a public opinion battle if it all falls apart. >> because you already are. >> however, we need a deal. how far do you go to do this? it seems like the president was saying, please, please come back. i want to do a deal. >> i think the reality is, it's boehner. he can't get a deal. look at the position he's in today with his own plan b, the irony of republicans supporting plan b as

>> i think it's appalling. absolutely appalling. >> no harm was intended on jacintha or the other nurse or kate or prince william or anyone. >> reporter: radio executives say they tried to contact the hospital five times before airing the phone conversation but could not get through. medical examiners are still trying to determine a cause. death. saldana's family said she probably died of shame. in london, monica villamizar, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, the duo's radio show has been canceled. and d.j.s remain suspended. executives say for now, there is a company wide ban on prank calls. >>> awe newvideo released -- new radio released today shows jovan belcher talking with officers just hours before he died. the dash cam shes officers pulling up to belcher who appeared to be drunk. police tell him to get out of his car and go period inside. a short time later, police believe belcher killed his girlfriend and then shot himself in front of chiefs coaches and management. >>> penn state university is about to begin

even organized crime are appalled it. you are giving me a bad name. >> people are making that into the focal point. they are not even like italians when i was growing up they don't even fight. they don't get mad they sit down you never see a grownup they are sitting there like i feel like we are not connecting. they are having a heart to heart with each other. >> i like west side story when they just attacked each other. >> do you watch the factor and cable news? >> of course i do. >> to draw from your material? >> i will prove to you i watch the factor. i think you have been bullying to steve doocy lately. i think he brings out something from you from teenaged years as bullying. >> i see steve as part of the decline of america. >> this whole thing with obama saying the rich don't pay their taxes is (bleep). i voted for the guy and i am a democrat. what a (bleep). the rich don't pay their taxes let me tell you something. first united states of america you can do anything you want. go for it. so then you go for it and you

the situation is reaching appalling heights of brutality and violence as government forces continued to crash -- clash with rebels. flights have been disrupted while telephone and internet services are also down. >> for months, the internet has been the big window in this area. they have supplied a compelling version of mounting rebel ha pressure. you can see several tracks of activity. but what about what happened yesterday? traffic flat lines and most experts say only the syrian government has the means to do this. >> and the regime appears to be resorting to cutting off all kinds of communication of cellular networks, landlines, as well as internet service across the country and it speaks to the desperation of the regime as it tries to cling to power. >> is it because that they feel it is a greater threat than ever before? rebel fighters have been attacking damascus international airport. if any government loses come -- control of the airport, it is in trouble. seizing government weapons and turning them on the regime, the picture builds as the balance of the civil war is shifting

>> i think it's appalling. >> no harm was intended on her on the other nurse or kate or prince william or anyone. >> radio executives said they tried to contact the hospital staff five times before airing the phone conversation but could not get through. medical examiners are still dry trying ing -- trying to determine the cause of death. her family says she probably died of shame. >> will and kate say they too are devastated about the nurse's death. kate has not been seen in public since she left the hospital. she's believed to be less than 12 weeks pregnant. >>> in this county just two men will be handling negotiations over the so-called fiscal cliff. it will be the president and the speaker of the house. they met yesterday at the white house for the first face to face meeting. the president left dc today to talk to auto workers in michigan as part of husband strategy to general public support for tax hikes. >>> you're going to need some extra money in your pocket if you want to book a room in a new hotel planned for baltimore city's mount vernon neighborhood. the new $16 million pro

the chairman at the hospital slammed that decision as appalling. 46-year-old nurse, a mother and wife was found dead three days later a victim of a suspect suicide. >> i think >> worst moment of my life. >> reporter: the global backlash has been fierce from online death threats to calls for prison. legal analyst doesn't think jail time is likely. >> i don't think would be serious prosecution it would be tough to link the death to the prank. you can link it as a moral matter, as a legal matter there needs to be a level of foreseeability that this was likely to happen that's a tough link to make. >> management says the personalities will not return to the airwaves until further notice. the company has suspended all prank calls. they've also pulled advertising and order add internal investigation. the ceo says the company is confident they haven't done anything illegal. as you might imagine, we are getting a lot of reaction on our facebook page. go to facebook.com/abc7news. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead. >>> a lot of sunshine, temperatures soa

for a year after that appalling tragedy, madonna badger is trying to get on with her life and showingength and courage. she joins me now in a prime time exclusive. >> i don't know where to start with you, madonna. i can't imagine anything worse in the world than what you've been through. how do you even begin to cope? >> you know, in the beginning you don't cope. and my life was basically shattered. and i went to three different mental institutions. and they didn't know what to do with me. you know, i wasn't schizophrenic, i wasn't mentally ill. i was just sick with grief and sadness. and finally i called my friend and asked her to come and get me from the third one in tennessee. and she did. kate and i went to college together. and i lived in her daughter's bedroom for four months. win the to this amazing place called psychiatric research institute. and it's part of the university of arkansas little rock. the director there was the first person that really described to me what was going on with my physically, spiritually, emotionally, psychologically in a way that i could somewhat un

. >> i think exposure to sex tapes at this period of time is appalling. it is basically about character assassination. >> reporter: there will witnessing twoidaries -- there will four months later her remains were found. her death was ruled a homicide a day later but it took another year to make an arrest. the defense won't tell us all their attacks, but one an is a witness -- is a witness that claims he saw her alive. >> otherwise, if the state believed that she was murdered in cecil county then it would be there. >> the defense claims it shows johnson and barnes are friendly, which is quite different from what we've painted. that was back in april. it also brings in question if anyone will be charged with possessing child pornography. right now we don't know if dena barnes or anyone else will be charged. to close the courtroom, that will need to be determined before the date. >>> now phylicia barnes was last seen dwoyears ago -- two years ago today. police searched for her, but it was months before there were any answers. the body was found in the river

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by what happened. >> just appalling. thank you very much. >>> tens of thousands of protesters in cairo have broken through a military barricade on the main streets adjacent to the presidential palace. with the main opposition coalition rejecting an offer from egypt's president for dialog, the turmoil continues. ayman mohyeldin is in cairo. ayman, president obama also called or talked to president morsi yesterday and was calling for more dialog but morsi gave a speech he's really not backing down and the protests will continue. what is going to happen next is. >> that's correct. well, in fact, let me start with breaking news that we're learning here at nbc, president morsi and the vice president have confirmed actually that egypt's election commission has delayed the vote for expatriate egyptians living abroad on the constitutional national referendum scheduled to start tomorrow for three days in countries all around the world at egyptian embassies around the world. we'll learned the government here has instructed the del

. >> now, nelson's attorney says she is appalled by the ruling and by the court's failure to understandhe nature of gender bias. >>> tired of giving someone the same old gift for christmas? how about giving the gift of memories, like hanging out with olympic medalist or touring paris. we'll show you some experiences your loved ones won't forget. >>> bill trend this holiday season. giving the gift of a memorable experience. everything from cooking classes, hiking trips or even egyptian pyramid tours for your loved ones. our cnn money's lori siegel is here to show us more on these unique experiences. what have you got for us? >> we're seeing this so much this holiday season. people are tired of giving these physical gifts. they want to share a memory or an experience. so there are a couple of companies doing this the first one i want to tell but is called side tour. side tour is new york-based, they're all around the country. they're expanding rapidly. the kind of experiences are about $55. on average. you can do everything from have dinner with a banker turned monk to go and hang out wit

within the last hour, virginia congressman jerry continually issued a statement saying he's appalled by the gov nor's reaction -- governor's reaction. it reads in part -- >>> well, the leader of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence says more guns is totally the wrong approach. today dan gross and the relatives of victims of some of the nation's worst gun massacres were demanding that congress and the president enact some common gun laws -- common sense gun laws. bruce leshan has that story. >> my little brother derrick once was riddled with bullets. >> reporter: a litany of pain. >> i am here today wearing my son's shoes. >> reporter: almost to painful to bear. >> they're the shoes he was wearing on april 20th. 1999 when he was gunned down at columbine shall. >> reporter: one after the over. dozens of relatives recited their stories. >> a. j. boyd was killed in the aurora theater shooting. >> reporter: every day in america nearly this many families become new victims of gun violence. >> my son miraculously survived. >> reporter: andre's 8-year-old son bear was walking towards t

>> i think it is appalling. absolutely apalling. >> no harm was intended on the nurse, kate or prince william or anyone. >> reporter: radio executives tried to contact the hospital staff five times before airing the phone conversation but could not get through. medical examiners are still trying to determine a cause of death. the family said she probably died of shame. >> such a sad story. >>> well, a blizzard blanketed much of the midwest with a whole lot of snow overnight. parts of southwestern minnesota have over a foot-and-a-half of snow. it is the biggest storm to hit the area in two years. we are flying northwest into minneapolis on this camera. it is gorgeous here, though! >> it is gorgeous weather-wise. we almost feel a little guilty. >> not much! >> not much! yes! it is gorgeous. blue skies everywhere you go. the temperatures are creeping up. a few mid 60s out there. 64 in oakland, 62 in san francisco, upper 50s in concord. we will continue to warm things up as this afternoon continues. sunny skies in c

>> i think it's absolutely appalling. >> no harm was intended on jacintha saldanha or the other nurse or kate or prince william or anyone. >> reporter: radio executives say they tried to contact the hospital staff five times before airing the phone conversation but could not get through. medical examiners are still trying to determine the cause of death. the family says she probably died of shame. cbs news, london. >>> weather wise, still hanging out with the clouds here in northwest d.c. still a little bit of fog but we have a mild afternoon ahead of a cold front. i want to take you out with a look at national airport right now. i know it's sunny in spots but not at national. we'll have the full forecast. we have some ups and downs when 9 news now at noon returns. if the politicians in washington negotiate a bad deal on the budget and deficit, what do you think will happen to medicare and medicaid benefits? and to our coverage? cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from medicare and medicaid will short change the people who need it the most. so if you don't want seniors to come up

that he has put on the table but he put that on the table in the past. >> sean: appalling. >> there has been considerable things that the president has put forward. i don't think the problem is boehner and the president. the problem is boehner and his caucus. >> sean: but hang on a second. the problem bill cunningham, seems to me is not -- look, i didn't like speaker boehner with plan b. i didn't like the fact that speaker boehner has been far too accommodating to the president this these meetings but isn't the real problem the senate that has not passed a budget billy cunningham in over three years, over 1 13 1300 p.s and now lecturing republicans in the house and they did their job. >> i saw the movie lincoln in which he brought over racist democrats to his position. we know what ronald reagan went through with the liberal democrat from massachusetts named tip o'neill. week after week after week they worked together. we saw '92 and '93 when clinton worked with newt gingrich. we have examples of presidential leadership. obama is pathetic. this is awful. this doesn't solve any probl