get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardin. then, washington gridlock intensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert attention from

and two senators, bob corker, and ben cardin, on the negotiations over iran's nuclear program. plus, anne romney, who has a new cookbook called the romney family table. that's all on your local fox station and here on fox news channel. i don't miss it. >>> how would you like to be -- this bugs me -- talk on your cell phone during a flight? or listen to everybody else on the plane talking on their cell phone? that's what the feds are considering. but not everybody is on board. you heard my confession. tell us what you think. tweet us at shep news team hash tag cells on planes. we'll read your comments. take a look.

in the crossfire tonight, senators ben cardin and tim scott. today official washington xhemated the 50th anniversary of president kennedy assassination. it was a truly remarkable moment. president obama and the first lady joined the clintons, placing a wreath at the cemetery. i wasn't even alive when jfk was president, but his death and his brother's death, and dr. king's death deeply impacted my parents. when my sister and i were born, all of america was still grieving. back then, a big chunk of the republican party was in favor of civil rights. we forget about that. today we miss the kennedys. we also miss the kennedy-era republican party. too often today's gop seems like it's on the wrong side of history. i want to go to you on this question, this question of civil rights, marriage equality, do you sometimes worry that 50 years from now we look back at the republican party and you're going to say, maybe they were on the wrong side of history? >> i don't think so. i think we're where the average per is, we're a loving, open-minded party. the

and democrat ben cardin of maryland.enator corker, in recent weeks i think it is fair to say you have been very skeptical of these now that you have seen the outlines of this deal, what do you think? >> chris, we just got the details this morning, about 20 minutes ago. look, i mean, iran consolidated their gains and had some sanctions released. i think all of us want to see a diplomatic solution here. i think it's now time for congress to weigh in because i think people are very concerned that the interim deal becomes the norm. that's why i crafted legislation. by the way, there's bipartisan skepticism here. i crafted legislation to hold the administration and the international community's feet to the fire over the next six months to ensure this interim deal is not the norm. i think we all greet it with sket seufpl. this morning -- skep seufpl. we see in the prable there will be a mutually defined enrichment program. the u.n. security council stated iran would not have the right to enrich but it looks like we tacitly agr

senator ben cardin is next from maryland.n later, and investigative piece by "the atlantic wire" on whether more campaign cash buys more votes. a.m. eastern time. word that bruce three is departing as chief of staff. he steps down next month to become president of a foundation. caroline kennedy has been sworn in as u.s. ambassador to japan. senate endorsed by the last month was nominated for the job by president obama after playing a role in his reelection campaign. japan is the fourth-largest trading partner with the united states. caroline kennedy was five days whenf her sixth birthday her father was a sash slated in 1963. american indian leaders gathered to talk correctly with officials about their needs. president obama will deliver remarks from 566 tribes later today at the department of the interior. c-span is covering the event. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. thing --r sought and i never saw anything like that when i landed. they hadn't yet buried anybody, either the japanese or the american ma

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. >> joining us now, democratic senator, ben cardin of maryland, a member of the senate committee thatd secretary sebelius. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> so today your colleague, senator cornyn, all but called president obama a liar, while politico published a fact check of the president's, quote, if you like your plan claim. so simple question. is the president a liar with his pants on fire? >> no, he's not. if you look at what has happened in records regards to the individual insurance market, much of this is about insurance companies that have changed their plans or who have such sub par policies they offer very little protection. so we're talking about the individual market, and we're talking about now having not only affordable health plans available, but also quality plans that will provide the protection that people need. >> next week, senator, we get our first look at how many people have enrolled. however, secretary sebelius tamped down expectations, saying the number would be, quote, very low. so what do you say to the inevitable republican criticism th

we have senator ben cardin and senator tim cot. welcome to both of you.nnedy era. it seems

we bring in top republican bob corker of tennessee and democrat ben cardin. you have been very skeptical of these negotiations. now that you have seen the outlines of the deal, what do you think? >> we just got the details this morning about 20 minutes ago. but look, iran has consolidated their gains and have sanctions relief. i think all of us want to see a diplomatic solution here. i think it's time for congress o weigh in. people was the interim deal to become the norm. this bipartisan skepticism, i have drafted legislation with everybody's feet to the fire over the next sixth months to insure that interment deal is not the nor. we all agree it was skepticism. for instance this morning in the preamble, we see where they stay. there will be a mutually defined enrichment program. to the u.n. security counsels at a base level states that iran would not have the right to enrich and it appears we have agrees they will be enriching for commercial purposes down the road. i think you will see on capitol hill again a bipartisan effort to make sure this sh not the f

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get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardintensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert attention

get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardinington gridlock intensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert atten

right, the silver lining in this is that you have conservative, senator corker and also liberal ben cardinhat we need to push for more aggressive sanctions, so i think the silver lining here will see some bipartisan support of something on capitol hill. >> well, doug, if those sanctions, tougher sanctions are, indeed, dealt with on capitol hill, look what tehran says. they say the deal is off. so what happens? >> look, i think let's look at it from a positive standpoint, both have said they want to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. this administration working with congress to pass very tough sanctions over the course of the last few years that have helped to bring the iranians to the negotiating table. i would hope republicans want to look at this in a constructive way and figure out how we can over the next six months create -- come to a long-term comprehensive agreement to make sure that the iranians don't get a nuclear weapon. look, the job of congress is to ask questions and to -- and this white house is going to spend, i'm sure, a number of weeks deploring their internationa

get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardin. then, washington gridlock intensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert attenti

>> brown: supporters of the bill, including democrat ben cardin of maryland, pressed today for federalion to protect gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender employees. >> if we're going to be able to adequately compete globally, we need to empower all of the people of this country. we can't leave anyone behind. >> brown: "enda," or the "employment non-discrimination act," bans employers from using sexual orientation or gender identity to discriminate in hiring and employment. the bill cleared a key procedural hurdle monday evening, marking a turnaround from 1996. >> the aye's are 49, the no's are 50. the bill is not agreed to. >> brown: then, a similar measure failed in the senate by a single vote. that same year, congress adopted "doma," the "defense of marriage act," barring federal recognition of same-sex marriage. 17 years later, the u.s. supreme court has overturned "doma," more states are legalizing same- sex marriage and polls find the american public increasingly accepting of gay rights. >> i think we'll finish enda this week. and there's been good work on both sides. there's be

as senator ben cardin said on the floor earlier this year, "while some people may think this is a bill about beer, it is really about jobs." and i would say jobs, manufacturing. small and independent brewers today employ more than 100,000 americans and pay more than $3 billion in wages and benefi benefits. sam calgione, the owner of dog fish head bury in my home state of delaware, now employs 180 workers at their facility in milton. of course, what they're manufacturing is not a new or innovative or recently invented product. people have been brewing beer for thousands of years. but sam's done a remarkable job of coming up with a very broad range of different brews and, in fact, of bringing back brew as that are centuries or millennia old by recovering ancient recipes for fan fast i can and tasty -- fantastic and tasty beers. what i'm focusing on, though, today, is about the expansion. this particular company has invested $50 million in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. and when i recently visited, i was struck at how different it is from the beer bottling plant of the past, f

and then ben cardin discusses the health care law and health care.gov and as part of our spotlight in transvaal icon magazine series, about whether more campaign cash translate into more votes. the "washington journal" is live at seven eastern on c-span. >> meeting on wednesday to hear from the congressional budget office at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> this weekend booktv is looking back at the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john kennedy. beginning with robert dallek and authors panel. it all as part of booktv on c-span2. don't forget the book club for november want to know what books you are reading. >> torch will give an update on the dod relief efforts to the people of the philippines. you can see the final briefing before he steps down and other briefings from the pentagon at c-span.org. here is a look. >> hello. first, thank you for helping us. >> you're welcome. it's my pleasure. [laughter] >> he talked about the response to the philippines and the budget, can you talk about the cost and we have been hearing so much about how the military won't be able to do this

cardin. ben followsate of the union at 3 p.m. ernie sanders and ron johnson from wisconsin, a republican. then it is "face the nation." bob schieffer talks with jackie kennedy's lead secret service agent in 1963. also congressman steny hoyer and kevin mccord -- and kevin mccarthy. the sunday network tv talk shows are on c-span radio. they are brought you -- brought to you as a public service. began -- begin at 1 p.m. today. listen to them all on c-span fm.o, 90.1 nnelm satellite radio cha 120. or listen online. think anyone would listen to a crystal ball and think a college campus would be streaming netflix onto an iphone to watch a movie. this is what is happening out there. we have this huge issue out there. you do not date your self, but i remember in northwest ohio, depending on the day, you got 2 channels. one day you might get one channel and some days you did not get any channels because it depended on the wind. the industry has changed so rapidly. i want to make sure we have things and laws on the books that spurred this

o'malley, ben cardin. my question is you say you can go to the phone, are you publicizing this number? if you want to pay for applications or you want to be able to talk to someone in person, as you said, where do you go and where do you get this? are there designated sites? offices,o this in post libraries? where will we do this where people can be able to do this if they are not going to go to a computer or a computer is not available or their friend? >> is a great question. we do advertise the one 800 advertise you can call their if you do not want to use a computer. we advertise who in the community we have currently over 70,000 broker agents who have been trained to assist people. we have navigators in every state, and they are covering the entire state. he advertise that. he also have many hospitals, including libraries, who are offering to help. >> i'm going to be blunt, because i really want this to be a success, and my job is to pinpoint solutions, not finger way., looking at a retro i think it is

governor o'malley, ben cardin, mybara mikulski -- but question is, you can go to the .hone are you publicizing this number? number two, if you want a paper application, or you want to be able to talk to someone in doson, as you said, where you go and where do you get this? and other designated sites? other words, will we do this in post offices, libraries? do thise we going to where people can actually be able to do this if they are not going to go to a computer or a computer is not available or their friend? >> that is a great question. we do advertise the 1-800 number. you candvertise that call there to get information if you don't want to use the computer. we also advertise where in the community. over 70,000 brokers have been trained to assist people. have navigators in every state. they are covering the entire state. we advertise that. we have hospitals and other associations, including libraries, who have been certified and are offering to help. >> i'm going to be blunt, because i really want this to be a success. and my job is to pinpoint solutions, not finger point looking in a retro w

then, democratic senator ben cardin. and, as part of our spotlight on magazine series, a look at recent investigative piece from the atlantic about whether or campaign cash translates into more votes. live each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. coming up in a moment on c-span, the pentagon talks about u.s. assistance to the philippines. george little is asked about h r dr. later, former president bill changes to thee health care law should be made if it will help americans keep their existing coverage. >> first, thank you for your -- putting up with us. you talked about the response to the philippines and on the budget. you talked about the cost of the response. we have been hearing about how the military is not going to be able to do multi-shift responses because of the budget cutback. how much is this costing and is this something we will not be >>e to do in the future? thank you for your kind words. on the assistance we're able to provide to the philippines and the cost, i don't have a precise estimate. obviously thi

i would be more than proud to have the likes of ben cardin or allen west or condoleezza rice or colinowell -- any one of these black individuals, who would have principles that are founded in the basis of our constitution. host: thank you for the call. many of you are already weighing in. we will share with you some of your comments. the senate is invoking the nuclear option. your thoughts? jennifer says wow, i thought they were against this. sick of them all. darla says republicans are not the bad guys. and barry says it is a naked power grab. democratshis tweet -- never follow the rules. this is all available online at hill.com. senator cruz is the leading critic. he announced this as a scheme to save the health law. the heart of this action is directed at attacking the d c circuit court. that is the court that will review obama's behavior. senator cruz says that the rule to pack theesigned court with judges who will be a rubber stamp. john is joining us from pennsylvania on the independent line. caller: good morning. it is about time that here he read got off his but ended this. re