joining me now is barney frank from massachusetts. barney, you knew him so well, he was larger than life and now we lot of him. the legacy of tom menino. >> s iyes, andrea. he was larger than life by being real. he didn't overwhelm you with grand gestures. there was an essential decency to the man. i met him in the late 60s. i was the young assistant and the second longest serving mayor. tom had gone to serve for the council. i want to say a couple of things about this man who was so beloved. he spent his whole in politics and government. it is fashionable to den grade that. he started working in his 20s and left office when he was 70. during that time, he was a great exponent of those who served people's needs. we have people who want to say government is not that important and government gets in the way and government is the problem. tom believed deeply in government and he was one of the best practitioners. he understood that we need a private sector that will create well. we have needs as a people. he prided himself on being the u

i think barney was right. i heard barney this morning on "squawk box." i think he is right.his is a major, massive, important event. >> barney frank, last word? >> i wish larry well. we have about trying to get the republicans to do it. i wish they would. unfortunately, this is the problem. a problem larry faces on some over the issues he would like to see his party move on, like immigration and some other areas, it is that this thing about parties dirgt their base. in the '80s a large part of the republican party base became religious conservatives and other very social conservatives and what's happened it this. the republican party is no longer actively gay bashing. they were in the '90s and thereafter. but there's an unfortunate situation. the republican party still, by platform and by the overwhelming majority of membership, opposes that kind of law. so i hope things will change. we have to deal with reality. today, whether you were to pass a law like the one larry and i were talking about is sadly one of the biggest differences between the parties, i say sadly, i would

i'll agree to disagree with this. >> barney, do you think -- >> yeah?do you think that chinese really want the waldorf for what it is, for the real estate space? do you think they want smithfield or for whatever port to get their hands on? do you think they want any other american company or is there some ulterior motive in any deal that the chinese do in this country? >> well, i do think that the chinese better capitalists than they admit and some of what they do is to make money and the question is i'm not worried about them buying smithfield ham. i was a sponsor of the bill that set up a structure that committee on financial investment in the u.s. to block thing that is are strategically dangerous. but i don't think they're going to be bugging people's breakfast through the ham. and if put money here, i don't see how it hurts us. >> i'm saying -- >> last word, larry? >> i don't think you punish them saying they can't give us money. >> look. it is not about smithfield ham but about a shot across the bow. we never seem to do anything with china. you kn

barney couldn't bring it. but you could sing but the sound was -- >> very different.h. >> how -- i guess i can ask this question of any artist. i talked to prince about how on his love songs, ballads he use it is upper register on the love songs. it works best for him and he thinks it's the best sound on the upper register for love songs, ballads. how does your song influence the music you write or -- does it make sense? >> totally. that's a musical question. i chose a long time -- when i started singing other people's music i always wanted to use just my chest voice. there is a head voice which is the really high voice. i don't use it except for just like at the end of a song, on a show just to go crazy or something. but mostly it's that power, the big -- i take it to that level. i also have a low voice. so it's that range i work in when i write and perform. it's just there are a couple little different -- i get out of my comfort zone on a couple of these. >> tell me. >> one is "do it again." i wrote it with jerry wanda of the fugees. and angela hunt whose gram my-aw

i remember talking to our friend barney frank about six months after massachusetts had marriage and i said, what's going on up there? he said there's nothing new. people are getting married and their kids and co-workers are getting married and everybody likes it. >> i saw barney at an event in philadelphia here and i was the straight guy in the room. a number of other straight people were there, terry gross was there. and barney would talk to the young people there, the young gay couples that were there, and he said, keep hope, things are changing. i thought that was such a powerful message of hope in a way that really, in this case, steve, was appropriate. because it's true. the country has changed its heart. in many cases. >> it's a huge deal. and in all these states where people are going to get married, it sends a signal up and down, all across oklahoma, or utah, or wyoming, that it's okay to be gay. and that it's good to be gay and it's a joyous occasion when two people get married, no matter whether they're lgbt or not. >> did you come out at a certain point in your life? or did

you know, i think barney frank is, we'll have to ask him and get him on and talk about it.g up close with politicians, one of the big differences is that they are -- they all tend to live on the optimistic side of things. and otherwise they really couldn't hang in there and do it. it's just too difficult a line of work to go into without optimism to try to get you through the day. >> all right, lawrence o'donnell, host -- >> before you go, rachel is in this magazine too. this is the "esquire" and she actually does a review of the entire magazine. every article in the magazine, including -- she also does a review of the article about penelope cruz being the sexiest woman alive. that is a must read item. rachel's take on penelope cruz being the sexiest woman alive. >> i made the grotton teherald, got that one too. >> still ahead, what if they held an election and nobody came? we're going to dig into that next. your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnershi

>> reaction now from our larry kudlow and former congressman, barney frank, last cnbc contributor. good to sue both. welcome back. mr. frank, do you agree with the president at this point? i mean, he pointed to job growth, 10 million jobs created over the last decade, best growth rate in a while, capital spending coming back here, do you agree with him that the administration can take some credit for this growth now? >> very much so. especially when you look at the rest of the world. if you look at all the developing economies, which is the relevant comparison, wither doing, by the far, the best, doing even better if it wasn't for the obstruction of the very conservative republican party that emerged. it's also the case, you have got to figure out where we were, no president has taken over an economy as bad as this since franklin roosevelt. the american economy was shattered, people were angry, yes, i understand there's still uneasiness and people are uncertain, the american people went through a trauma just before president obama came into office that has had very negative lasting

guess what, don't miss hugh barney on fox business network.ou aren't sure where to find it, log on to fox business.com,/channel finder. >> thank you, grechlen. >> all right. time for my take now. when we talk about government waste, there are some pretty simple life lessoned involved. growing up it was ease where i to spend your parents' money, right? before you understood how much work it took to actually earn it all. i bet things changed when you were earning a paycheck and paying for your own things. that's not really the mentality with government-run operations because the money paying for all the work keeps coming in no matter what. it's called taxes. is that why it's eedzier to just blow through a bunch of it and not think much about it? remember these line dancing videos at the gao? how about this government employee relaxing in a vegas hot tub with two drinks on the side all on your dime. what about the tax dollars it took to study shrimp running on a treadmill? my mom used to tell me and now i tell my kids, money doesn't grow on trees

former congressman barney frank will join us to break it all down, but first we also have breaking newsregular old wall street. hampton pearson has the cnbc market wrap. >> ari, yeah. we had the markets really getting hammered today. the biggest one-day drop in the dow this year. more concerns about the economic slowdown in europe with help expected by the european central bank. the dow mruplunging. 3535 poi 335 points and the the nasdaq closing down 90 points. that's the latest from cnbc. than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. sweet charmin!!!softness... take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? atha

not a barney frank fan. the affirmative rate is the problem. neil: rates down at zero. and i know that's unlikely. we're going at it in real terms. that it's not going to get those people out from under water in their homes. even those who take advantage of take advantage of a mortgage aren't going to have a home to buy with it. >> what will save them is inflation which we don't have. these homes -- a lot of these markets -- new york is hot. a lot of the country that has got hot will never be that hot again. a lot of places are down from the bubble that hit a few years ago. a lot will be underwater because of inflation. as far as the reckless lending, if we didn't have these low rates -- these guys got six, 7 percent loan. if we had six, 7 percent loans these homes would be underwater. neil: you can refinance and stretch it out, but you're still in deep. >> what we're really talking about the government trying to stage the housing market. that's not what we need. the reason san francisco and new york is doing great because blue chip companies operate there. you cannot t

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. >> jimmy: does she know you were on barney the dinosaur when you were a kid? >> no. episodes anymore. but my mother called me and she said, at 3:00 in the morning, gracie got up, couldn't go to sleep. she picked an episode of barney and sure enough, i was on it and she literally called me, she was like, i will never escape this purple dinosaur. i'm like, that's your fault, i'm sorry. but evidently she's a fan. >> jimmy: well, you've come a long way. it's very good to see you. congratulations on the movie. it's called "rudderless." it opens on friday. selena gomez, everybody. we'll be right back to spin the wheel of bad ideas. ♪ the beam family has a long history of doing things their own way. in fact, they age every drop of jim beam twice as long as the law requires for a true kentucky straight bourbon. ♪ so four long years from now... i'll be back for this one. that's how jim beam makes history. how will you make yours? thatthe exhilaration of a new engine. painstakingly engineered without compromise. to be more powerful... and, miraculously, unleash 46 mpg highway.

barney frank. you wanted leadership people.e who had run committees, because that's the way the work is really done there, and we sat down and actually at your suggestion ended up figuring out a few ways to try to change this that could help. and we're going to talk about that on the later shows, but what's really stunning to me is the desire that it's very clear in this, in your piece, of interviewing these guys and women, that there's a tremendous desire to try to fix this place, and have it work better, but none of them are individually empowered to make any kind of move to do that. >> that's right. there's a common complaint was the evolution of power away from the members to leadership, leadership bills, foregone conclusions, preventing them from working together and disinnocedisyi disincent advising them to work together. they were more self-critical, as if they are aware that they have more to answer for, for this current break down. >> you were in the room when you saw barney frank agree with trent lott and tom daschle

democratic candidate sean barney participated in a lunch time discussion at the rotary club of wilmington. both men spoke about improving the office that keeps track of what the state spends and bringing into the economy. chip flowers is not seeking re-election. >>> mayor michael nutter and others raised a rainbow flag outside of city hall, this supports the lesbian, gay and trance gender population. they say there is no place for hate in philadelphia. >>> time to get a check of traffic out there and see how the roads are rolling along. matt what can you do about it? >> it's severely backed up and we are raising the red flag over 95 in delaware county, we are back to this accident that happened a long time ago, it was off to the side and now they are forced to block the left lane again, coming south of the airport from this point at 476, you are dealing with crawling traffic and northbound 476, it remains heavy from 495, to broomall. we have the accident in upper providence at provence and bishop hollow roads. and a crash at 95 southbound giving us slow speed there's and the night market

the suit says 7-even is using the same lettering and logo barney as 7-eleven and the store is selling slurpies. efforts to reach folks at 7-even were unsuccessful tonight. >>> when we could get answers about a deadly midair collision. >>> we'll have a report if the city legalizes marijuana. city legalizes marijuana. >>> now, one local woman she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same client, failed to disclose 85,000 in extra compensation. the washington post called comstock's behavior "an apparent breach of congressional ethics." we just can't trust barbara comstock. patriot majority usa is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> tonight, helicopters are back over the skies of fredric municipal airport exactlily one week after a deadly midair collision there. last thursday a small plane and helicopter crashed into each other, killing three people. the helicopter that was involved was part of a flight school that call off all classes until today

i heard the guitar or the great guitarist barney kessel. it sounded like it fit.at. so, i had done a record with jack and a guy saw the show and he was criticizing, you know, critiquing the show and when it got around to me he said the guitarist, i think he mentioned my name and then he said nothing but terrible things about my playing. oh, your sound was very thin and he played a whole lot of blues but not a jazz player. they were all correct, by the way, what he was saying. but i never got past the word guitarist. the guitarist. after that i said, you know, i'm not a guitar player, i'm a guitari guitarist, man. don't you know that? >> so, the review was horrible. but what you pulled out of that was that, that word that they elevated to being a guitarist and that was enough to motivate you. >> now i'm trying to prove it. you know i'm a guitarist, right? i'm a guitarist. prove it! play something. >> you mentioned a name jack mcduff. every time i talk to you, that name comes up all the time. who was jack mcduff and why was he so relevant in your life? >> he was ori

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a fourth generation african born in kenya, lives in tanzania and knows this area like i know the barneyt's lying on its side has not fallen over by choice, it's being pushed over by elephants. there's an elephant over there. >> oh, yeah. whoo! >> it's a big bull. >> magnificent. will he charge us? >> no. >> if we piss him off? >> if we piss him off he would. they sleep so soundly, the zebra. you can creep right up. >> zebr as and more zebras you almost get bored looking at them. giraffes look slightly irritated to be interrupted and stadium-sized crowds of wild beasts. the unkept looking things every 100 yards. all that's missing is a happy sound. >> everyone thinks wild beasts jump into the rivers, but that only happens two months of the year. the rest of the year they are trekking through the bush. to me this is so much more spectacular when you see the big numbers. you'll be in an area this morning that was full of wild beasts and go there this afternoon and there's not one. they have moved. >> thousands and thousands of wild beasts are on their migration everywhere. a big circle str

let's take a tweet from barney at water m.he nyse order system? >> i don't know what your broker has. >> let's go to a tweet from katie. thank for everything you do for us home gamers, love the snow. you are very sweet. a tweet from at map it beck, how is a little guy supposed to get into a ipo? you need to get $20,000 to get a shot at the shares. it's up to the brokers. i know it seems unfair. it's the way it's been and i don't think you can buck the trend. this is for something that are good clients and the ones they give you if they are not a good client tend not to be that good. it's a fact of life. life is unfair. stick with cramer. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! aw

it you can blame barney frank for allowing them to go through if you want to. there is so much blame to go saynd but i find it hard to that warren buffett is to blame. why would you say that? quacks i am not saying that. i am definitely not saying that. does it concern you that we see standards loosening up again? and we can see it back in 2005 and 2006? >> if you really want to be would be, the concern high-yield securities. think about it. it's a no-brainer. why do you go in, and why are you willing -- the public doesn't understand it. >> people were desperate for yields, where else are they going to go? >> i agree with you. but what happens when it breaks? you had maybe $19 billion in these funds and today you have -- i don't even know what it is. 800 billion? where is it going to go when the fire starts? cashrporations have more on their balance sheets than they ever have before. why does it have to break? >> i guess the answer which is simplistic and probably facetious, because it always does. i could give you reasons why it might rake and i told you one.

like stewart barney, of fox business, he says he does not social's. i love that, he has a personal policy. >> you know what's the worst thing about a baby shower? the baby huddle. >> you get asked out by a lot of s.e.a.l.s. navy s.e.a.l.s, what's your excuse when you say no? >> i'm a nice person, and i say yes, and i get invited to do a lot of nice things, charity events, et cetera, i feel horrible if i don't go or make the time, so i go out of my way, so just staying here and working and hanging out. >> what's your excuse. >> i'm peeling my skin off. >> it's great work in the news business, because you can say, i can't, i am going to another country, we're going live tonight. and half the time that's true. >> in my case, i don't get invited to anything so it's not a problem. >> one more thing is up >>> one more thing, dana. >> yesterday, i was going through this 24-36-hour cold, flu thing. i asked the audience for some help with some home remedies. weird stuff, some good stuff. my mom cut put onions in my socks in bed. lots of tequila, clove, oregano

even my german shepherd barney walked away from the offerings from the table.d sometimes tell my sister and me that poor children in korea did not have much food. so we had to eat ours. one time i said, well, let's put a stamp on these mashed potatoes and send them over there. two weeks later i emerged from my room. to this day i have trouble leaving food on the plate, but that's bad. and here's the "factor" tip of the day. many americans eat too much. when you are full, stop chewing. also drink a glass of water with lemon before chowing down. you'll be much healthier. that is it for us tonight. >>> please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, it's a positive word, please be waggish when writing to "the factor." please be waggish. i'll work some of those in now. i think we've exhausted every negative word in the world. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'r

kurdish family mourn the families killed in the town of co barney. and the dinosaur mystery solved after nearly 50 years. just three days there have been shoot outs between police and suspected islamist fighters. police surrounded a house in the town where a group have been hiding out since wednesday. one policeman was with killed and another injured in that stand off. this weekend the new parliamentary elections. it is three years since the president was overthrown. the interior ministry has told al jazeera that a number of recent security operations have disrupted al quaida interest on preventing that vote. the operations are carried out by security forces in the past few weeks. enabled us to dismantle a number of terror cells. violence and also prevent the elections. >> in the town the scene of that shoot out, police have been waiting to raid the house of the summits. this update. security forces are still negotiating. very delicate situation the army cannot go ahead with an onslaught unless it ensures the whole area is secure as you can see behin

hasn named frank barney written a book about general grant, and rosecrans. he's going to write a book down here in petersburg about five forks. there's a new book, gateway to the confederacy, about chattanooga. is a chapter there about the grant-rosecrans dispute. so i think it's beginning to be reevaluated. >> to grant the point rosecrans ambassador to mexico? >> no, he would never have done that. that would have been andrew johnson. he was president until march of 1869. you were saying that someone said that is the messiest of divorces. congress -- in rosecrans served in congress. grant had some financial problems and they wanted to put him on the retired list which would entitle him to a pension. rosecrans bought that. a lot of people thought that was not good. but he felt strongly about it. grant notat general only had wronged him but had wronged other people as well. thomas of course was going to be released by general rant. it is an interesting and deep story. book, it's this is a and also man that should be commemorated. if you think he is someone tha

>> i saw it spreading, you know, barney rubble, fred flintstone, the dmc fellas, when i see that thet was going. it done took a big lift. let's say i don't have money and all that. i'm rich enough, but time magazine said you got louie armstrong for jazz, elvis presley for rock and roll, that could be between him and chuck berry, and you have kool herc. but for hip-hop i got that. >> feel good? >> very good. >> historically, from the last third of the 19th century into about 1920, the second language spoken in the bronx was german. from about 1930 to about 1960, the second language spoken in the bronx was yiddish. from about 1965 onward the second language spoken in the bronx is spanish, and that's the way it is today. >> it's got a reputation as a tough place, crime, street gangs, a lot of which goes back to the way it was and some of which, well, like i said, it's got a reputation as being tough. the bronx is, let's face it, a big blank space in a lot of people's minds, even people like me who live, what, ten minutes away? we don't know anything about that big area between yankee st

and early today, air strikes hit isil targets around the most, and in the cities, beijing, and co barney. bernard smith has more. killed defending their town. it's filling up. today, there will be three more barriers. like most here, want wantso show solidarity. but the first time she came, it was to bury her husband. he was martyred he wouldn't leave, unless it was as a martyr. i hope the blood of these martyrs won't be wasted and that he will be freed. then i can go home, and take my husband with me. some may not even know that their son or husband had been buried today. the graves are shallow. and the fighting is over, the kurdss want to move the bodies and bury them at home. the curds need reenforcements but there's no indication when they may arrive. but neither side making much head way, on the turkey syria border. it comes as they promise to take the fight to isil. the defensive would lead them. but as it sends troops it may have trouble holding on to it's own positions. these are touch downish fight evers firing close to the city. they are struggling to defend the front line. acr

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we have turned into barney fyffe nation. we can't even keep the president's home.t locked. we have lost our mind. >> that's insane. this has not been pointed out, but it caught my eye. the guy jumps the fence and then he runs 70 yards into the white house. as you said, there are guys on the roof with big giant guns who should have said, know what? this doesn't look too legit. not halloween, is he not trick or treating, it's september, bang, you fire a warning shot or something. okay. but, no. he goes right up, he goes into the door, unlocked, no alarm, he goes right to the green room this is unbelievable. he could have had a bomb strapped on him as a terrorist would want to do. but is he confronted once he gets into the white house bea secret service agent. she is a female and she gets overpowered biomarch that kind of bothers me. i want the bionic woman this there i don't want somebody being overpowered. do you know what i'm talking about? here is the new rule, you set one over the fence your skull with a high powered rifle. that's it. i wouldn't fire a warning sh

tmz shows her dancing in a store, authorities say she tried to lift the shirt there and also at barney'scharges were filed in either incident but when she returned to california today, tmz says she thought she was meeting her folks and their attorney. she was taken to a hospital. she'll be held there for the next 72 hours. >>> in your money tonight, are you in the market for new car? this one will cost you about as much as house, but it's pretty suped up. ceo of electric car maker tesla unveiling its new model d vehicle taking the hassle out of driving. the smart car includes auto pilot feature, sensors to detect pedestrians and stop signs and can even park itself in a garage. it falls just short of being able to drive itself stay awake behind the wheel. what's it going to cost base model starts at $71,000 and high end tops out at 120 grand. >>> meantime, nissan is recalling nearly 240,000 ultima sedans from 2013 because of secondary hood latch may not hold. safety regulators say the problem could increase the risk of an accident. altima is nissan's post popular model in north america an

scientists say it walked around on two legs like a cross between barney the dinosaur and jar jar binks, from star wars. >> goofy and weird that's how we call demetrius. see that was a jab. i got one in their. >> i had another good one but that was a low blow. we're going to continue this later. 37 degrees right now outside. wind out of the south at 6 mi.. the dew point is at 35. temperatures are feeling cool. only 37 at o'hare. perhaps we have readings at 35 and 36. there will be frost across the region. not our first time scene that but certainly there will be some this morning. taking a look at the satellite a composite, here is the cold front moving into the region this evening. ahead of that we can expect cloud cover to increase this afternoon and then the chance of showers of around 4:00 p.m.. spotty showers will be possible. 60 degrees for the high today. that partial solar eclipses start around 4:00. it goes until about 7:00. to its low for the seven. on the three days forecast we make 66 on friday. saturday we climb to 68. back to dan and what your name. >> i just call her port

. >> the battle for co barney pushes hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. many of the refugees are dealing with with the death of loved ones who stay behind to fight. bernard smith report evers from the turkish border. >> the gray diggers are busy. this new cemetery near turkey's border is for ever fighters killed defending their town. >> it is filling up. today there will be three more burials. >> the coffins are draped in the flag, hundreds of refugees from cabarney have come to mourn. like most here, they want to show solidarity. but the first time she came it was to bury her husband i hope the blood of these martyrs won't be wasted. thenky go home, and take my husband with me. some family members may not even know that their son or husband has been buried today. the braves are shallow, and the fighting is over, the kurdss want to move the bodies and bury them at home. >> the funerals are a reminder, that as well as more heavier weapon withs the kurdss need reenforcements but there's no indication of when the iraqi might arrive. there was heavy fighting

if you don't believe me, ask barney frank. he'll tell you.ength. it means when everybody gets along, you can focus on important things and get stronger. but if there's strife, your attention is diverted away from vital areas. it's a good philosophy. harmony is strength, but it's also somewhat unrealistic. japan is a much calmer society, at least outwardly than the usa. here we want a lot of things. we're striving always for stuff, generally speaking, right?  discouraging harmony. so here's the tip of the day. the fewer things you want in life, the happier you're going to be. and that is it for us tonight.jç please check out the fox news factor website, which is different from billoreilly.com. also we'd like you to spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly@fo oreilly@foxnews.c oreilly@foxnews.com. name and town, name and town. word of the day, please use sapience. you want a positive word, there's your positive word. sapr else. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. remember the spin stops here. definitely

stewart barney on the fox business network. now, i hate to use this phrase, stewart, i told you so because my mom used to tell me that all the time, but i know you're going to tell me right now, i told you so. >> we did see this coming. obama care did not do what it claimed it was going to do. we now have to live with the impact of what i think is essentially a failed policy. item number one, it has raised the cost of delivering health care and health care insurance. costs are up. wal-mart is directly responding to that increase in costs. . secondly, obama care forces companies like wal-mart to hire more part-time people because they don't have to provide health insurance for part-timers. >> doesn't it push the 30,000 into obama care, and many people argued that, in fact, that was the mission of the administration, to get as many people as possible going into the government program. >> in this case it almost certainly pushes them into medicaid because they're part-timers. probably not earning very much money. if they've got a f

back then, they weren't urging calm, they were like barney fife screaming calamity.ning of dire consequences if au oug automatic budget cuts kick in. >> these budget cuts are not smart, they're not fair, they will hurt or economy. >> this whether make their lives more difficult. >> airport traffic and airport security whether see more cut backs. >> all they're saying is s sequest sequester, sequester, sequester. >> their ability to help communities respond to and recover from disasters will be degraded. >> this is critical, food and safety, what about the food that comes into our country, sequester equals job also. and absolutely no question about that. >> that's what happens, the world -- now the assurance is that the world won't end, or at least humanity won't end, i'm telling you, be afraid, none of this ends nicely, because the world really will ending. if i'm lying, i'm dying, or are they all dieing? somtimes i forget the crisis. but no matter what washington does, somehow i always manage, we always manage to get sick. so the only source you have are fair and ba

. >> former congressman barney frank, always a pleasure to have you on. thank you for your time. >> thank you, al. >>> straight ahead, breaking news tonight on the ebola scare in america and what the patient new before returning home. 100 people may have had contact with the patient, and fears from patients and parents in dallas are growing. >>> plus, is the grand jury in the michael brown investigation tainted? the grand jury is now under investigation for misconduct. what could it mean? >>> and does the secret service have a problem with women? years after a prostitution scandal, a new report of an agent spilling presidential secrets to a female romney aide. it emerges. we'll discuss it tonight. it's a big night. we want to know what you think. tweet us @politicsnation with the #pn talk. new york state is jump-starting business with startup-ny. an unprecedented program that partners businesses with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pay no taxes for ten years. from