(fred bennetts) mire, ¿ahora qué pasa? ¡acércate más hacia allá!rse a los marinos, pues me acerco yo. póngase el chalequito, caballero, tiene que colocarse el chalequito, no, no nos puede hacer eso aquí, colóquese el chalequito. (mujer) ahí sí tienen multa. va a tener que colocarse el chaleco. o esa gente viene aquí, o yo voy a ellos. ¿vienen aquí? ¿vienen aquí? vengan aquí. colóquese el chalequito. no me tocas. ♪ ♪ [motor en marcha] ¡bruuuun...! ¿no se quiere subir acá? que conste que estos señores han dicho, que van a ponerse en contacto con la comandancia para recibir órdenes y para tener confirmación de que esta lancha puede acercarse a 100 metros de la esmeralda. bien. (mujer) ¡reconozcan de una vez que en la esmeralda se torturó! ¡no sean cobardes, no sean gallinas! ¡en la esmeralda se torturó, en la esmeralda se asesinó! [motor en marcha] ¡bruuuun...! (hombre) cómo la protegen, ¿ah? miren que son todos ex marinos esos. ♪ [aplausos] ¡clap-clap-clap! ♪ [personas vociferando] [hombre vociferando] ♪ ahora, ahora, resulta indispensable, ♪ ♪ que l

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coming up next, bill bennett, former education secretary. and clarence page from "the chicago tribune," syndicated columnist. we will be right back. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> issue is not whether it will be stigmatized or morally condemned. he is. precisely the same false claims. the issue is how many times the government can punish him as a result of that moral condemnation. the answer in the double jeopardy clause is ones. >> starting monday and throughout christmas week, c- span radio is featuring supreme court oral arguments by current justices before they were on the bench. all this week at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. you can listen to c-span radio in the washington-baltimore area, 90.1 fm, xm satellite radio channel 119 or online at c-span radio.org. >> the taping system was top secret. it seems the only people who know for certain of the existence or my father, his secretary, and the secret service agent who installed it. that is until president nixo

she can't outrun the long arm of officer bennett. still, she's not going down without a fight.ed after running more than a mile, the dog bites officer bennett's hand with what little energy it's got left. >> it was so tired that there was nothing behind the bite and i had my gloves on. he lifts the pup carefully doing his best to calm it. a full exam reveals that the dog is fine. the other dog is also retrieved safe and sound. it's not the first time officer bennett has done this, nor will it be the last. >> i've chased dogs before on the highway. every highway patrolman has. in fact it happened to me today on my way to work. >> but this "caught on camera" rescue will always stand out because of the owner's grateful response. >> just getting them back in my arms was all that mattered. they saved my children, you know? it's the greatest thing. >> it felt pretty good because people love animals and it was

. >>> a todo vapor siguen ensayos para el especial de navidad de tony bennett transmitirÁ univisiÓn eltante unirÁ su voz a invitados estelares, la participaciÓn de chayanne, juan luis guerra. thalÍa. ♪. ♪. >>> romeo santos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> armando manzanero. shaila dÚrcal. ♪. ♪. ♪. marc anthony. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> y una superexclusiva con don vicente fernÁndez. ♪. ♪. >>> estuvimos en el ensayo y durante un breve receso, dijo que serÁ un honor cantar con tantas glorias hispanas. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> me encanta cantar con ellos. es la mÚsica que a mi me gusta, mÚsica que viene del corazÓn, y asÍ lo expresan, mÚsica armonÍa y corazÓn. deberÍamos aprender de los hispanos a cantar asÍ. >>> por quÉ tiene tanta afinidad con la mÚsica hispana, por quÉ le gusta tanto la mÚsica hispana? >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> porque tiene mucha melodÍa y armonÍa, cada cantntante que gÓo conmigo, es una superestrella, y cada uno interpretÓ una cancion que ya habÍa hecho famosa, fue hermoso escuchar. >>> para vicente fernÁndez, fue de emociÓn recibir en el rancho de guadalajara al gigante de la mÚsica, para gra

[applause] >> i let senator bennett know he had to vote right.onference the defense authorization and get it to the president's desk. but we are here to celebrate the people's tree and that term was coined by one of the speakers, great predecessors, tip o'neill, he was here and lit the michigan tree and he declared that it would be an emblem of peace for the nation and the world. and that's exactly the purpose among many that this tree rements. -- represents. since 1970, every capitol christmas tree has been cut from national forests from across our great country. it is 73 feet. engel man spruce has been cut from the white river national forest in meeker, colorado. and this has been a statewide celebration when we were chosen as the state from which the tree would come this year and i'm really glad to be here with you tonight. i want to express my gratitude to the ute tribes that are represented here today. their homelands were 1,500 years, they lived in these lands. i would like to acknowledge the utes, because they are a wonderful part of our s

>> tressa bennett and her kids are now healthy and food safety advocates >> "remember, we all have to." >> and, they say, nobody should have to fear what they eat. >> "a company that tracks food recalls says there were 414 last quarter.the highest level in at least two years.most of them came from worries about foodbourne illness. emily schmidt, cnn washington" >> today was the first day that same sex couples in washington state were able to legally marry. there were more than 140 people that registered to marry today at seattle's city hall. seattle mayor mike mcginn is calling it a great and joyous day that is seeing a new civil right being recognized. sixteen local judges volunteered to officiate the weddings today up until five p-m.there could soon be a final decision on whether or not same-sex marriage will be allowed here in california. the supreme court decided this week to review the state's voter approved ban. justices will also hear a related case concerning the defense of marriage act. kron 4's dan kerman takes a look at what this all means. >> i now declare you spouses for

susan bennett is a cardiologist with the med-star heart institute. says the study looks at about 24,000 patients over 11 years. those who took calcium supplements regularly were 86% more likely to have a heart attack than those who did not. >> so this kind of information is hypothesis-generating, in my mind. it makes us kind of wonder is there a connection? >> the researchers didn't say why supplements might be linked to heart problems. but some fear that too much calcium could cause the arteries to harden. without more definitive research, there just isn't enough information from this one study alone. instead, patients should try to get as much calcium as they can through a healthy diet. that means getting about 1200 milligrams a day through foods like yogurt, kale and chinese broccoli. >> for now, i'm saying eat a good diet. get all the minerals you possibly can through your diet and good nutrition. if you're at high risk for having low bone density, than think about the smallest amount of supplement. >> if i can't want to take them, i could eat yo

double always be true of guys like bennett -- that will always be true of guys like bennett and you. [applause] >> if you are an advocate of change on this issue, as a general answer evolution or revolution? how radical the duty to be in this area? -- do you need to be in this area? rex i do not think we have time for abolition. that is my concern. we are losing a generation of kids not every 18 years but since if you do not read by grade 3, he will not read, we are abusing a generation every few years. as i look at the particularly -- the point about upward mobility and the disappearing middle- class, the prospects of children who come from difficult circumstances, i do not think we have time for evolution. one of the reasons i thought the task force might get some attention is because in this room, you have already drunk the kool-aid. you will be. but how you get people who do not see this as their issue to see it as their issue? the civil-rights issue became all of america's issue when my home town of birmingham turned so violent and so ugly and for little girls were killed in a c

bennett goes baseline for the big dunk. 25-3 for bennett. marshall shoots the airball.here. puts it back in with one second to go. cal loses 76-75. the bears drop to 6-2. just enough time to bring you big soccer stories. ncaa championship. indiana versus georgetown. the cross and the key. the short goal. indiana wins 1-0. it is their 8th soccer championship and messy makes history, he plays for barcelona. two goals in a 2-1 win. the story is, he has 86 goals for the season. that break as 40-year-old record. he will win his 4th straight soccer player of the year. a let down for the usf dons. they lose to pacific 67-59 and that is it. have a good night everyone. >>> coming up next, capture of a fight between two high school girls girls and now one of the parents is facing the fall out, find out why, after the break. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out lou

. >> bill bennett, if the president is convening a task force and had everybody on this panel there to talk about solutions, as you heard senator feinstien say, does an assault weapons ban, does that have to be on top of the list? >> i think everything should be on the table. you don't limit the range of inquiry. all of these topics seem to need to be brought up. the senator noted 940 exceptions. if you can get one of those 940 rifles, you can still do a lot of damage. i don't know how effective the assault weapon ban was. some people suggest it wasn't effective. i had my argument back in 1990 when i was drug czar on this. but it seems we have to put everything on the table. and as david said, very well, a lot of us are tired of hearing after the fact about the psychological problems that people had. we saw this tucson, aurora. well, there are issues of privacy. civil liberties. if you have very troubled people, and now there's a kind of new confessional in the land called the internet, there's probably a record. this guy probably was saying some of the things that he was thinking to s

in rancho cordova, shawn bennett, cbs5. >>> all right, the rain is starting to move in. the storm has slowed down. brianbrian hackney has the forecast for us. >> we have the surf up around the bay area. waves could be up to 22 feet around the shoreline. on top of a pretty good swell. if you are going beachcombing this weekend, don't turn your back to the ocean. the waves will be pretty high this weekend. we get cloudy and showers tonight. it will be a little wet. clearing tomorrow. unsettled weather for new year's eve. first, the showers being triggered by low pressure moving close to the bay air y. most of the rain offshore. we could pick up a half an inch of rain and by tomorrow afternoon, there could be a dusting of snow on bay area peaks. so expect snow and showers tonight. we will get sunshine coming into the bay area tomorrow afternoon, the future cast, we roll it back to show you how it looked earlier. you see mostly cloudy conditions by the morning hours. by tomorrow afternoon, things begin to clear out with just a few clouds around. we will get more sun and stun

host: our guest is matt bennett of the third way.e worked for president clinton as a deputy assistant and for vice president gore answer for several years as director of public affairs for a group called americans for and safety. he has a law degree from the university of virginia school of law, bachelor's from university of pennsylvania. are you or have you ever been a gun owner? guest: i am not. i have spent a lot of time firing guns. i've been at many gun stores and gun shows. host: how would you personally like to see the second amendment amended? guest: the supreme court got it right when they ruled in the case of heller. they said, there is a right to own a gun in this country. there are about 250 to to hundred 50 million guns in private hands. -- to 350 million guns in private hands. what we believe is that within the findings of the supreme court ruling, there is plenty of room for some new gun laws of a really help to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. host: such as? guest: got to close the gun show loophole. the secon

author and former secretary of education bill bennett.town university professor and sociologist michael eric dyson. former governor of pennsylvania and homeland security secretary under president bush and also a member of the virginia tech shooting review panel tom ridge. the president of the american federation of teachers randi weingarten. and columnist for "the new york times" david brooks. welcome to all of you. as my wife and i are trying to shield our young kids from news of this event, we realize that it's futile. this is not an exception. we cannot wish these events away. and i mention this robust social networking conversation that unites the country. and if there is one feeling, it is enough. so in that spirit, i want to have this conversation. here is the recent history of school shootings in this country, public rampages. not all at schools. and the number of victims going back to columbine in 1999 all the way to portland, oregon, at a mall. three people killed there. so the context is just so alarming. senator feinstien, we t

author and former secretary of education bill bennett.eorgetown university professor and sociologist michael eric dyson. former governor of pennsylvania and homeland security secretary under president bush and also a member of the virginia tech shooting review panel tom ridge. the presi nt of the american federation of teachers randi weingarten. and columnist for "the new york times" david brooks. welcome to all of you. as my wife and are trying to shield our young kids from news of this event, we realize that it's futile. this is not an exception. we cannot wish these events away. and i mention this robust social networking conversation that unites the country. and if there is one feeling, it is enough. so in that spirit, i want to have this conversation. here is the recent history of school shootings in this country, public rampages. not all at schools. and the number of victims going back to columbine in 1999 all the way to portland, oregon, at a mall. three people killed there. so the context is just so alarming. senator feinstien, we

author and former secretary of education bill bennett.etown university professor and sociologist michael eric dyson. former governor of pennsylvania and homeland security secretary under president bush and also a member of the virginia tech shooting review panel tom ridge. the president of the american federation of teachers randi weingarten. and columnist for "the new york times" david brooks. welcome to all of you. as my wife and are trying to shield our young kids from news of this event, we realize that it's futile. this is not an exception. we cannot wish these events away. and i mention this robust social networking conversation that unites the country. and if there is one feeling, it is enough. so in that spirit, i want to have this conversation. here is the recent history of school shootings in this country, public rampages. not all at schools. and the number of victims going back to columbine in 1999 all the way to portland, oregon, at a mall. three people killed there. so the context is just so alarming. senator feinstien, we ta

david bennett: the impact of h.i.v./aids in africa has been incredible. to lose the young people who are really the productive segment of society, so that you now have grandmothers who are looking after grandchildren because the adults have disappeared. so a tremendous burden. florence mwayopa: these are some of the children that belong to this household. they are being looked after by their great-grandmother. the... grandmother had twelve children she has lost all except for two. as i traveled to other nations in the world, and especially resource-poor areas of the world, one of the things that i'm struck with most is that they are exactly where we were 15 years ago at the very beginning of the epidemic. the first point is that most government officials don't understand what's ready to hit them. one problem that haunts the public health community is how to attack the epidemic as it is spreading through major population areas. there was an international conference on h.i.v./aids in geneva, switzerland, a year ago. the title of the conference was "bridging

this is the most important picture in my life with tony bennett. he didn't want the picture with the world series trophy but with his family and tony ben etd. he was having fun. i think that was the level of fun the players were having with the event yesterday and i want to thank the rest of the city and everybody gets to enjoy these moments when they're unique, but we're going to carry that on. today there is work to be done and announcements to be made and the southeast sector of our city is something i always registered to the city as your mayor we would never abandon and in fact we're making more investments in this neighborhood and heron's head park is the latest investment. it comes out of a two and a half million dollar investment out of a safety bond that we passed years ago and rec and park are almost there with 90% of the expenditures. all of the projects are accounted for and 2.5 million dollars of investment here and corrects access and updates landscaping and opens this place up even for more use and perhaps unlike many of our urban se

the colorado delegation in attendance this evening including senator mark udall, senator michael bennett, congressman scott tipton as well as former senator ben nighthorse campbell. [cheers and applause] >> and senator campbell, of course, drove that tree 5,500 miles to washington dis-- d.c. [cheers and applause] >> now this incredibly beautiful tree has been decorated with ornaments crafted by colorado residents which reflect the theme celebrating our great outdoors. and speaking of ornaments, the u.s. capitol historical society produces a beautiful one to place upon this tree. and at this time, i would like to welcome its president, mr. ronald serrison. [applause] >> thank you very much. and ladies and gentlemen, mr. speaker, it is our pleasure, the u.s. capitol historical society every year to produce an ornament placed on this tree. it is important because it is our 50th anniversary. the society was founded in 1962. it is a scene, a winter scene of the capitol dome with snow and so forth. very beautiful. you can purchase it at www.uschs.org. thank you very much for allowing us to be

in the second game of this tournament, virginia andtony bennett, winner of 6 in a row. second half, odu goes on a run. the monarchs build a 7-point lead. the deficit is 4. joe harris misses. the putback and the foul. the cavaliers down by 1. final seconds of this game. old dominion is up by 2 now. they miss the free throw. virginia has a chance to tie it but watch. this the ball off the hands of joe harris. old dominion shocks virginia 63- 61. uva is now 0-3 this season again the caa. >>> after suffering their worst loss of the season last night in detroit, wizards head coach randy wittman called the performance embarrassing. bradley beal was back and nenj started his first game of the season. wizards would score just 13 points in the first quarter. down 17, crawford behind the back, dishes to vesely for the dunk. nenj steals here, resulting in a bradley lay-in. beats who missed the last two games had 14 point tonight. the wizards would get as close as 2. fourth quarter a play that sums up the season. vesely trying to get the ball. beal follows, he hits the beck. maxfie

seuss an bennett told us people should not stop taking their calcium supplements over this one study.here were a lot of variables in the study and those statistics could be inflated. we need more information. instead people should be focusing on things we know help to build strong bones like eating a healthy diet and getting more exercise. wendy and jim, i think people who are taking calcium supplements on a daily basis might want to talk to their doctors about this study. >> okay. all i know is i'm not eating any anchovies. go for the kale. more kale and broccoli. >> neither one. >> thanks, doreen. >>> calendar confusion out there. touch a spring out there, doug. >> big time. we are talking about 61 degrees. i saw a little earlier, waiting for the official high temperature out there at the airport. very warm day. warm enough in fact, that all of the kids around the area loving recess today. and including my new friends at cameron elementary. i spoke with the first, third and sixth graders today. 250 students. i want to say hello to all of them. they welcomed me into their classroom a

jay cutler, wing this one over to earl bennett. up the sidelines. where is the defense, detroit? none. lions trying to mount a rally. deficit just down to 2. don't think of cutler as a mobile quarterback. he's going to use his legs, rg3 like. scrambling, gets the first down. that gives the bears a big win, 26-24. that means the redskins had to win this evening. also meant in order for the bears to get in, they needed a viking loss. well, how do you beat the vikings? stop peterson. not easy to do. another big gainer and huge game. 199yards. 2,009yards for the season. came up nine shy of that huge mark set by eric dirker son. walsh, the rookie, sneaking it in on the next play from 29 yards out. vikings win 37-34. so they're in the playoffs. they will take on green bay in the first round of the playoffs next saturday, 8:00 at lambeau field. the redskins knew they had to win and now they are still winning. >>> when we come back, the ravens try to improve their playoff position in the afc. we'll keep a watchful eye as the clock ticks away at fed ex field. stick around. we'll be back i

bennett was, as you can imagine, excited. he was now a senator, a member of the world's most exclusive club. that is a big job. it is an impressive, big job. a job that makes you think pretty highly of yourself. what bennett was not prepared for was that when he took that big, important, impressive job, everybody would all of a sudden hate him. and they would hate him because they hate congress, and he was now part of congress, this thing that they hate. in november of 2011, bennett went down to the floor of the senate with a chart that is still one of my favorite charts of all time. it was a simple chart. it just showed how popular different things were. the irs, the people who collect taxes and audit you, 40% approval rating, unpopular. richard nixon during watergate in 1984, 24% approval. also very popular. banks that had just crashed the global financial system and were throwing tens of millions of people out of work worldwide, 23% approval, not good. paris hilton, 15% approval. the u.s. becoming a communist country, whic

>> let me go back to secretary bennett's point. so many ways, access points into schools, schools have to be safe sanctuaries. so we need to actually stop this routine view that just having more guns will actually make people safer. we're ew posed to having in a safe sanctuary like an elementary school, having someone who has access to guns and i would ask governor schneider to veto the bill that says concealed weapons in schools would be okay. but this notion of we can actually do things in schools and they've been cut because of the cuts. we can do wrap-around services and we can do more of these things as he said to destigmatize mental illness and to have more access as well as a whole package of sensible -- >> governor, oh mr. security secretary, what was the point of counterterror. to limit damage? >> you always try to reduce the risk and that's what bill is referring to and that's some form of gun regulation is to reduce the risk. but i think the congress should start with the conversation that no child is born violent. what

bennett was, as you can imagine, excited.now a senator, a member of the world's most exclusive club. that is a big job. it is an impressive, big job. a job that makes you think pretty highly of yourself. what bennett was not prepared for was that when he took that big, important, impressive job, everybody would all of a sudden hate him. and they would hate him because they hate congress, and he was now part of congress, this thing that they hate. in november of 2011, bennett went down to the floor of the senate with a chart that is still one of my favorite charts of all time. it was a simple chart. it just showed how popular different things were. the irs, the people who collect taxes and audit you, 40% approval rating, unpopular. richard nixon during watergate in 1984, 24% approval. also very popular. banks that had just crashed the global financial system and were throwing tens of millions of people out of work worldwide, 23% approval, not good. paris hilton, 15% approval. the u.s. becoming a communist country, which had ap

i'm here in the weather center with jacqueline bennett. who is here to tell us when the next round of rain will roll in. >> jacqueline: we are still seeing showers are run the bay area. and more as we move towards tomorrow are run the bay area. it is going to be wet if you're you are calling to need the we can see that the radar is above 5,000 ft.. right now, they are about 3,000 ft. showers are actually registering underneath the radar. the wider show is seeing that this is a well organized a system that is going to bring better rainfall organized with a better look at sunday coming up. >> pam: as prevention, is nearly a nightmare at s f o. 100 flights have been cancelled and is expected to increase. flights were delayed from 1.5 hours, now the wait is even longer. even a stressful for the holiday travelers. j. r. stone. passengers are half to be very patient, j. r.? >> yes. in the last 10 minutes that rainfall has picked back up and that is not good news. i just received with the average wait time is to rush hours. >> it is unacceptable.

the bennetts of new hampshire had a very happy holiday.t big in the megabucks lottery. >> it's surreal. >> reporter: it's all because it was a mistake. the bennetts became millionaires after kathy's husband, scott, purchased the wrong ticket. >> reporter: nicole sold him the ticket at this circle k. she actually hit the megabucks button instead. then, lo and behold -- >> he's sitting on the couch with the ticket on one hand. and the new hampshire lottery website on the computer. just staring at both of them. really didn't believe it. >> reporter: turns out, the bennetts truly were lucky. and now, they're set for life. carol's husband missed the press conference because he was working. what about a reward? >> i don't xkt anything. that's all up to him and his family. >> reporter: gee says she is pleased the wrong tuck et turned out to be the right one for the bennetts. >> i'm pretty happy about it just because i was able to help them have a really good christmas. >> reporter: a very merry christmas. >> it's very overwhelming. but i think on

is a terry, younger, and andard bennett was in -- was in y2k. it i >> there building condominiums affordable for us. but it is affordable for the they have because jobs and we do not. 60% black a decade ago. now 50% black and 35% white. 42,000 blacks have left the city. >> i can walk to wherever i need. a car.t have is a lot of night life everything is very accessible. the city is a lot richer. median income up to $61,000. >> we are disappointed in the have received. >> these pastors said this vandalism is a reaction to a plan to build low-income housing for seniors. hettos," it say. who has money is able to get want.hey who is trying to do services forced out. y know they areot dealing with white racists but the church gets a message. the survey shows that d.c. is 34 years.unger, that is six months younger than 2000. are more hispanic men the cities. 8000 more, 2000 more agents. -- more asians. christieto come, chris for help on capitol hill. how this could make a difference for millions of people. happening see it at side of the wilson buildin

so i did pick michael bennett, the colorado senator.ed with, trying to, again, keep a democratic senate majority difficulty of 20 democratic seats. and they asked him two years ago, he said no. >> why pence up there? >> i think he's a guy who spernt time in congress and is now the governor of indiana. he's a guy we under rate. we've seen how particularly republican governors can have a fiscal conservativism. pence is going to force a political agenda. >> jerry brown, really important. california is a super majority so jerry brown and the democrats do whatever they want. and i'm curious, what does that mean? how does he use it? the liberal panacea that you see out there for the first time. >> and then you went with a potential rising star? >> nikk irksz hale yrksz is struggling. at the same time, she's this big, national figure. the republicans are looking for diverse voices and she's one of the most leading ones. i'm curious to see what she does going forward. >> all right, your picks were? >> one was predictable and one was a little un

bill bennett feels different laned congressman goer feels differently.cipal had a gun instead of lunging with just her body she would be able to take out that gunman. here's what bill bennett suggested earlier yesterday. >> i am sure i will get mail for this. i am not so sure i wouldn't want one person in a school armed, ready for this kind of thing. the principal lunged at this guy. the school psychologist lunged at the guy. has to be someone who is trained has to be someone responsible. but my god if you can prevent this kind of thing,ic y i think ought to. >> should we talk about this now? >> we are going to talk about it. it was interesting i was thinking back, not one of the obama romney debates this question didn't come up at all. that's why i feel a little bit oh now you want to talk about it. president obama talked about -- he mentioned fort hood i wouldn't put it in the same category on that one. why couldn't both things be true. why don't we talk about arming the schools and then if someone can provide evidence that ban on assault weapons would

preparing for the holidays and paul and tress ya bennett's house is a reminder of something else around corner, a fiscal cliff deadline that's personal here. >> i just can't imagine funding being cut at this point. it would be tragic. >> teresa is worried mandatory cuts would mean. >> closely was in the hospital for two weeks, luke, for three. >> she got listeria from food she ate while pregnant. it affected 48 million people a year. the fda and the food safety and inspection service are charged with inspecting the food supply. an 8.2% budget cut combines. there's no word exactly what cuts would mean to inspector staffing. >> both fda and usda are already stretched pretty thin when it comes to the inspection and food safety work they do. they need increased resources and not fewer. >> agencies always say they're stretched. >> dean chancy is with free dork works, an agency that promotes smaller government. >> arguing about it is a really irresponsible scare tactic especially when you realize these aren't real cuts. they're anticipated reductions from spending. >> to cut the work it's goi

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here is the list i threw out there on the democratic side, senator biden, hillary clinton, senator bennettsenator brown, elizabeth warren, and king. we have governor nicky haley, hark corubio, paul ryan, pence, jeb bush and jim demint. joining >> stewe ask all of you, first all hello. >> hello. >> happy new year. we ask all of you to pick. i threw out my dozen. i asked you to pick two you will keep an extra eye on. we continue do the 2016 conversation now, but we'll do it in a few minutes. >> of my dozen which two jumped out to you. >> i'm a little nerdy, so i picked michael bennett, the colorado senator, because he's the new head of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, so he's tasked with trying to again to keep a democratic senate majority. >> he wants to be senate majority leader some day. >> they asked him two years ago. he said no he said yes this time. >> you also put mike pence up there. why mike pence? >> he spent time in congress, now the governor of indiana a guy who we underrate in terms of his influence. we've seen in places like ohio, florida, wisconsin, how governors