what got into bill daley, except the fact you have known each other for 40 years and he was obviouslyng. >> well, he was, and i think he was trying to explain just what was happening, that it has been in his terms, an ungodly three years, a brutal three years. >> use the term brutal, ungodly. >> incredible, difficult, and i think upon reflection, whether you hate president obama or like him, you would have to agree it's been a tough three years. >> there were a couple of f-bombs in there two. >> one, couple of s-bombs, but we deleted. i'm not sure people could really figure out what those words were. >> the fact is, there's a lot of frustration. do you get the idea it's obama? >> i asked him, he said people aren't going around with the hang dog look and tails between their legs, he said maybe they should be, but they are not. he has said that the president, however, is acting out of a sense of frustration with congress, and this is what is driving these plans we see every day for the president to exercise executive power and not just go around the republicans in congress, but the demo

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is bill daley okay with that in.not, shaking his head, growing more outraged at thought of a secondle term entering the president's mind, i think he'd be angry, pissed. excuse me language, family as the home, that's the white house chief of staff, not the anchor of the program. >> has a daly ever been a one-term anything? no member of the daley job not wanted to finish the job they came to do. he's somebody who is political. and he's already told the white house, he's going to leave at the end of this term, but he intends to stay to help get barack obama re-elected. >> many, roger, interpret such blunt talk as evidence that maybe daley's frustrated, maybe he did not get all of the free rein, power he thought we was going to get when he got the job. >> i don't think so. i think his frustration is with the u.s. congress, republicans and democrats. >> fascinating point. in interview he hits the democrats just as hard as he hits republicans. >> today, from my e-mails, democrats do not like it. and i think the frustration

bill daley says obama doesn't want to give his guest no crescent on arrival. >> luke, thank you veryeek on the hill. >>> now to breaking developments in egypt. nbc's chief correspondent richard engel joins us. this has been such a terrible 24 hours in egypt with at least 26 at last report dead. the outburst began in a religious dispute, but has it become a more broadly felt rebellion against the military leadership there? >> it has the danger of becoming real sectarian violence. i just came from a demonstration. it was being held in front of a christian hospital where some of the demonstrators, coptic christian demonstrators that were killed yesterday, their bodies are still in this hospital. out in front there were several hundred people, very angry, saying things that we hadn't heard before. saying things that the egyptian revolution has failed them, that the egyptian revolution has ushered in a period of chaos, that it has empowered islamic extremists, groups like muslim brotherhood, the sell a fees that are taking advantage of this power vacuum in egypt and punishing coptic chris

bill daley, just serving it up. there's actually a little reporting. cover the white house as well. we know it's trickling out that pete rouse is taking more of a coo role of sorts as the daily plouffe. clearly relations with capitol hill are soured. they need to bring back the guy with experience. >> everybody loved pete rouse. the women wanted him to be chief of staff. this white house is in a game of lowering expectations about the economy, sort of admitting some of the things that have gone wrong. they're making course directions in the wake of this book that came out about all the trouble happening. i think you're seeing course correction. >> the hero of the book was pete rouse. it is one of those things in washington. be careful the book that praises you the most. kevin, i want to play for you this daily sound bite from this interview, more serious about the process of washington. gets to what christine whitman was talking about earlier too. here's what he said. >> i would take some responsibility for the relationship that's part of my job. i thi

bill daley said democrats are creating frustration. they've made it impossible, nearly impossible for him to act as the chief executive. >> no, in this moment we're trying to pass the jobs act. sure there have been times when not everybody in the democratic party in washington has agreed with everything the president's done. right now you've got democrats in the senate, in the house, democratic governors and mayors standing in unison, not just with the president, but with the american people -- >> you hear the chief of staff saying democrats have part of the problem. you want to create some distance from that? >> i think bill will tell you in the moment we're in right now, trying to pass the american jobs act, trying to reduce the deficit in the right way, trying to do everything we can to help the middle class, it's the republican party here in washington that's the problem. >> you talk about not having a partner in republicans. the leader of republicans in the senate recently took the president on on that very issue. watch. >> i know

take a look at this, very interesting article in politico on bill daley today.haven't seen a whole lot of analysis on bill daley, he's been a quiet chief of staff certainly compared to rahm emanuel, he gave an interview and said there's a lot going to happen in the next 13 months, a lot. i would like to say it's all going to be good but nobody knows. i don't think it's outside the realm of possibility that we have a stronger attitude around the economy. i'm not -- i'm not saying we're going to be down around 6 percent unemployment but just the beginning of a psychological change. brad, is the seeds of what they're hoping for here. >> they can hope all they want but i'm going to improve on james carville's mantra and this year the resident -- the republicans are going to say it's all about jobs, stupid. it's not the amount of growth if the american public doesn't see it in the work force. if jobs aren't available and they're going into the polling booth they're not going to care about whether our country has grown on paper, they're going to worry about the fact t

all that's bill daley wasn't even vice chairman of j.p. morgan chase it's the same club it's just a different division. this is r.c. and on the way later this hour of the little history lessons this winnie and twenty eleven a year remembers for holocaust victims is actually targeting survivors of the mass genocide we'll tell you why. the british m.p. his aversion to such and this piling sex scandal cost him his government job the details are up ahead. america's chief diplomat pulled no punches during her house trip to libya with hillary clinton declaring washington hopes to. get out a captured or killed this kansas battle rages on between libya's troops and cut out a loyalist fighting for his stronghold of sat. recently returned from the besieged ourselves the humanitarian situation is dire that. there is no water. there is no. medication even oxygen in the hospital they don't have the situation in syria. because i've seen that i can assure you. if you swim. through the city now it's it's disaster it's a catastrophe i mean the internationa

larry summers the head economic advisor supporting the reconfirmation or ben bernanke they can bill daley his chief of staff or the daley of course were junky morgan all of these things he's he's essentially been a bank's their puppet to put it broadly you know either also of no action exactions or wall street at the expense of hardworking americans and you know that is what they are protesting across the nation is this growing and equality do you think our political system is skewed to favor the miles thanks. oh i obviously the statistics speak for themselves you know you have a u.s. millionaire outworld now forty six trillion dollars and well breaking it down even further was there one percent of the u.s. relations makes over a million dollars per year so we have a very small fraction elation that has just run away with man so well it's happened over the past thirty years you know we've had and so i are generation of massive wealth creation that ninety nine percent of america had seen because bill that it's already there and right now because of this we have the highest work with beer a

who is the chief of staff for president obama where does he come from oh that's bill daley or wasn't he the vice chairman of j.p. morgan chase it's the same club it's just a different version so you just that wall street has washington so does that mean that they should be taking their protests in washington they should be taking they're taking them everywhere this is really again we're not monday morning quarterbacks on this i wrote a book in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven trends two thousand and i was predicting what the future would look like it's right there were when we had revolutions taking place on wall street and we said they were from all different generations that was in his sixty's and the reason we said it was very simple the gap between the rich and the poor that's all this is about whether it's tunisia whether it's egypt whether it's bahrain whether it's greece whether it's rain whether it's italy whether it's the u.k. when the money stops flowing down to the ban on the street the bloods starts flowing in the streets and that means occupy want and that is what

you guys had an interview with bill daley i guess with roger simon and he didn't hold back.ell us about it. >> sometimes you get these great moments in journalism when you have the perfect combination of journalist and subject and that's what you have with roger simon our political columnist and bill daley. they've known each other close 240 years. rogers sat down with bill daley in is west wing. daley talks about the sense of embattlement. describes the last three years as brutal. a word he used several times. a couple of times ungodly. drops the f bomb a couple of times as if he's doing his best rahm emanuel impersonation. we don't do that. substantively what was most interest is daley talking about the president's strategy which is to rise above congress. he says he's frustrated, he describes his own frustration with congress and importantly says it's republicans and democrats, blames both parties for trying to block the president's momentum and initiatives. i don't think that will be received especially well by democrats up on capitol hill. but the theory is glide over c

you know president obama's chief of staff bill daley said that this movement is his words not helpful on the other hand jay carney his official spokesman president obama's official spokesperson said that he understands that was the word he uses he used people's concerns how long before the president has to address either the the group in abstract or even the group directly. well let's be realistic president doesn't have to address any of them no matter what you do he's only recently started addressing progressive's and that's only because there's an election coming up i really don't know what his presents for you has really not been there were people who wrote him in office until just recently and whether to be there for these thoughts it remains to be seen do you think that there are or are you noticing a morphine of the name of the group from occupy wall street since this is going on nationwide to the ninety nine er's are you seeing clues a better or any other name yeah i think ninety nine for certain is pretty much the problem term although there's been a lot of people talking abou

bill daley said the president's first three years were brutal. >> terrible, terrible, job. that was an ungodly situation. that has been brutal and difficult for the american people. >> it's been a brutal few months for perry. the one-time front-runner still has chance to come back. in a major move that risks the ridicule of rivals and some voters, perry is considering skipping most of the rest of the republican debates. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. >>> this weekend, we invite you to tune into press pass with david gregory. elijah cummings will be on the show. it airs sunday morning after "meet the press" at 11:30 here on nbc 4. >>> an illegal immigrant is arrested for murder. how investigators were able to connect him the a crime seven months after it happened. >>> defense presents the strongest evidence yet in terms of whether michael jackson is to blame for his own death. >>> this year, earthquake, hurricane, monsoon, now an october snow. did we do something wrong? i'm pat collins. the story coming up, news 4. >>> hakeem, what's coming up in sports? >> reporter: how do i

in an interview, obama chief of staff bill daley said the president's first three years were ungodly and brutal. daley did not mean for barack obama. >> terrible, terrible job. that was an ungodly situation. it's been brutal for the american people. >> reporter: it's been a brutal two months for rick perry. gop insiders say he still has a chance to come back. in a major mover that risks the ridicule of his rivals, he's considering skipping most of the rest of the republican debates. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. >>> we are just getting started on this busy day in the news today. a big cat in the city. we are talking big. where neighbors reported a mountain lion prowling around d.c. >>> jeans for women with hips and thighs. pant that is don't gap at the waist. cookie johnson is here next to talk about why her clothing line is flattering to women with curves. >>> breaking new this is evening, an autistic child found alive after spending days alone in a rural area of virginia. the latest when we come >>> well, we know the economy may be a little scary this halloween. >> how about creati

bill daley says he wants recommendations on how to improve the loan monitoring process.were mixed after thursday's big surge. dow gained 3. the s&p 500 was up a half point. nasdaq lost 1.5. even though the market has been on the is up swing of late. the economic picture is still decidedly mixed. >> the government released one mildly encouraging economic report today showing consumer spending rising .6 of 1% in september. three-times the previous month. but income only increase by one-tenth of a percent and fell the month before. so all that spending is coming out of savings. >> a strong spending number isn't sustainable if the income doesn't eventually catch up. the spending numbers were good. the weakness in terms of the income growth is a little worry. >> as a result, the savings rate fell to the lowest level since 2007. the economy did grow at 2.5% in the third quarter which had the economists breathing a sigh of relief. >> we don't expect that, the economy to fall back in the session. as to some sort of shock. >> the prospect of europe blowing up over debt and greece

. >> white house chief of staff bill daley off today concerning in action pour karbers says frustrated only with republicans resisting the president's domestic agenda but with democrats as well. and for the first time the daughter of british world he can become queen unanimous vote united kingdom abolished centuries-old succession rule today first rights to the front can now go to the royal family firstborn child no matter the sex of the baby that means if prince william and kate middleton had a daughter first sunday she can be the queen even if second and third child is a boy. still ahead of the front lines of the emergency medicine day and the life of that structure hospital emergency room doctors and chicagos a very own home grown ghost story south suburban cemetery which some believe may be haunted. medical watch one of the busiest emergency departments in the country this is a real life emergency room at cook county patients all across chicago doctors all over the world. tonight taking you into the trenches >> school at harvard first choice for dr. j allen houston batt but still l

a "new york times" on monday had this reporting about the relationship between senator read and bill daley. the top democrat considers. >> we are working really well together. it has gotten better offer the last month. we had a great meeting where we met with the team about coordinating our jobs efforts. we are singing from the same hymnal. we are going to be working really hard together on jobs. we are giving a little. they are giving a little. it is working well. >> so that sounds like you are kind of saying it was not working well over the summer or working less well? >> no, i am no the saying that. i am saying we are on this jobs issue, we are on the same exact page. things are going very, very well in terms of coordination. >> you are happy with the staff at the west wing? >> yes. i have no problems with them. i talk to them regularly. they are open. they know we are not going to agree on every single thing, china currency is an exam. as long as we communicate with each other and focus on the main issue at hands, jobs and getting the economy growing and are in total coordination on th

. >> did you talk to bill daley before -- >> i can talk to bill daley every day, every morning. >> about the interview integration today's questions? >> i talked to him today, as i have -- i do every morning petraeus dak y come on the announcements today regarding the exit of memorandum, was it necessary for the president to issue a memorandum to create a website? >> i can give you more detail on that. you have to initiate action, you write a presidential memoranda and it happens to read >> -- the government agencies -- >> i'm not sure, mike. the point is -- the point i made clear is that he will take every action he can within his power, and to order that action taken, in this case, required a presidential memorandum. and we are not arguing that there's a silver will the measure in here that's sweepingly going to fight all the challenges we face in the economy. in fact, some of them will be very narrow. some of them will be substantial. some of them -- especially the legislative once -- got up to 2% growth to the economy next year, and up to 1.9 million jobs, according to the outside in

three the people around him, chief of staff, bill daley, an official at jpmorgan chase, gene sperling has past ties to wall street and goldman sachs, jacob lieu, past ties to citigroup. do you worry your guy could be a symbol, a target of their frustration? >> all i can tell you is that, if i hear the testimonials of people on wall street correctly, they don't agree with that. there's a great deal of unhappiness amongst some quarters on wall street about the financial reforms the president fought for and issed amentstering to try to prevent the kind of crisis we had before and hole these institutions accountable for what we do. if people care about these issues, and if they're looking for a president who identifies with the struggles of everyday people and the struggle of the middle class and is working for an economy in which the middle class is growing and not shrinking, we're going to do very well with those voters. we should. >> david axelrod, appreciate your time. >> good to be with you. >>> shouldn't weicalliment a politician, give him a big hooray when he's honest? a truth from

as we turn our attention to the political theater, the white house chief of staff bill daley droppinghe f-bomb in an interview with politico. i have to say, i've done the same thing myself, so let's not get too crazy. >> don't want to cast stones. >> daly was referring to what he calls the brutal past three years that the president has gone through in the white house. daley went on to say, "considering the debacle that he came in, the tough choices that he's made, and he's had as few if any breaks. he says it himself all the time, he doesn't know why he's as high as 44%." >> a lot of americans are saying, i'm not happy with where we are economically, i'm not satisfied. on the other hand, he was dealt a really tough hand, and when i'm looking at my choice other on the republican side of the aisle, i'm none too impressed. and the president is a very likable guy. so a lot of people personally like him even though they're not happy on where we are economically. >> matt, your thoughts on the white house kind of posturing as to they're surprised that it's not worse. >> well, i guess that's

here's what chief of staff bill daley said on friday when he made this announcement.mmitted to investing in clean energy. while we continue to take steps to make sure the united states remains competitive in the 21st energy economy, we must also ensure we are strong stewards of taxpayer dollars. this comes as house energy and commerce committee has said next week it will begin discussions about possibly issuing a subpoena of white house documents in the solyndra case. if it happens, it would be a real showdown between white house and congress. as you say, this goes back to that loan, that energy company given half billion dollar loan in taxpayer dollars. they filed for bankruptcy in august. in past weeks the white house has really come under the microscope under allegations it may have influenced the loan process to try to expedite the loan. the white house insists there is no wrongdoing. >> that's just one of several dozen loans that were made. kristen welker at the white house for us. thank you so much. >>> 37 minutes before the hour. here are your fast five headlin

bill daley, of course his wife michelle.e one that makes the final judgment on messaging, policy, how he is going to present it to the american people. never if my life have i seen an american president go forward and admit the truth saying, no the american people aren't better off today. there are ways of saying that. they are living it every day, they know that pret tree straightforwardly. >> it's pretty amazing how unwilling he is to acknowledge how big a part optics play in american politics particularly the symbolism of the presidency and what the president says. he tends to think, and i'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt, that it's in certain ways an admirable trait, if you just tell the truth that reason will take over but that is not the way politics works particularly trash trash. megyn: in the wake of him saying rightly or wrongly he thinks the whole problem on healthcare was the messages that is the less own learned. he didn't give it the right message. people disagreed with that. then he comes out with

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>> his chief lobbyist is in the oval office every day, which is bill daley, who was with chase. we talk about bain capital, mitt romney, who is actually put out at 59-page plan which is actually pretty reasonable, looks like he's going to redo the tax code. it's not just a mere sham, is a wall street guy. and if you follow where the capped dates have been in the last three weeks, get their schedules, you can see exactly where they are, where they're getting the money and courting wall street. >> gretchen: so do you still think the donors will go, the wall street donor also go with president obama, because it already looks like jamie diamond, who runs one of the most successful banks in the world is aligning himself with mitt romney? >> yes, i think at the end of the day, wall street and the banks are going to go with obama because he is the only individual who seems to understand that this country is made up of different interests and he's the only one who has been able to perfectly balance all of that. >> perfectly? >> gretchen: final comment? >> barak obama, who is the worst s

company of course that received a 535 million dollar loan through the program, and chief of staff, bill daleyent of new technologies and intended to create jobs and this will dave. >> dave: it's a good day to be a st. louis cardinals fan and check out the streets of st. louis. last night packed with revellers all night long, after the cards clinched their 11th world series title. that of course second only to the yankees, and took game seven over the texas rangers in commanding fashion and here is the one that locked it up. >> and well hit, back, the cardinals are world champions in 2011. >> dave: what a catch earlier in rob nelson cruz and we'll have that for you later. cardinals were strike away from elimination in game six, not just once, but twice, but this is a comeback team and they were down 10 1/2 games august 25th and the st. louis david freese mvp, just like in the championship series, and he's one of six players to take home that trophy. it's tough to swallow if you're the rangers, had it in your fists, the champagne was on ice. >> clayton: the hats were ready. >> dave: hats and tw