look at the shirt that bill harris has on. it is like a graph shirt. >> at paypal in the early days, we were presenting to our board. we had some graphs and charts and anything else. everybody wore a shirt like this. we painted on the back of the shirt the graphs of our quarterly performance. >> that is great. >> then we took the coat off, turn around, now is the presentation. folksonder if the young in silicon valley where these kind of shirts? >> no, t-shirts. >> and goodies. by morning must-read on the divide between the old and young from "the new york times" magazine -- >> i think it is true. i think it is a bit of a problem for silicon valley in general. these infrastructural -- hardware pieces, these are things that have made possible everything we are doing today. but that is not where the action is. more the meantime, we get -- >> look at this. for 55-person company. it is ridiculous. but that is where the action is, where the money is, that is where young programmers want to be. >> bill harris with us. we will get to

i think by early next week, congress will have passed a bill for ukraine. harryd said it is the first of other measures to help ukraine. this issue is going to be on the table for a while. >> one of your articles we're watching has the headline about the focus on budget. week, house republicans ready a budget blitz. what are the bills that will come on the floor next week? >> the main event will be paul ryan's budget, which will be before the house budget committee next week and the full house the following week. that is the ten-year plan to balance the budget. very interesting and controversial. this will be the focus of congress's budget debate. next week, they will be working on a couple of process reform bills. they are not huge. one would alter the way in which baselines are put together. another would allow for the use of dynamic scoring as well as conventional scoring. shift someld change, off-budget items to on-budget. i think they are largely to set the table for the bigger debate on the house floor the following week. i think the ryan budget will be int

a quote to expedite the energy approvals this week in the senate, attached to the ukraine aid bill, and harrydn't allow a vote. the house will pass something like this. so is this just pro forma posturing by some of these pro-drilling democrats or are we really going to see something happen? >> it is posturing to some degree. and this gets into the tricky politics of this. the white house has always played a very careful walk with natural gas. they like to say they're in favor of it, again, because it resonates with americans, but their environmental base hates gas. they hate fracking. they have threatened to have repercussions if the white house embraces this. so harry reid did block that vote. i think the real test of whether or not these democrats mean what they say is whether or not they insist that their leadership move ahead on this. >> and it's a good illustration of how green energy politics and the focus on renewables has hurt western european independence energy security and made it more vulnerable to supplies from the soviet union. good lesson for us. >>> we have to take one more b

stuart: we want to get bill harris to weigh in on yesterday's tech tourney match up. ibm versus 3 d. 3 d systems, that is. which stock would you buy? ibm, 3 d systems? >> ibm is a great company, but it is difficult at their scale and with the maturity of their businesses to get good growth. 3d technologies are just, you know, something like wearable technologies, they are not there today, but within a few years, they will be a big force for the company. i have a relationship with tesla. i would have to say this. i think the better company is tesla. they are doing a fabulous job scaling up what is already a terrific machine. in terms of an investment, i may go priceline. potentially, i am realistic. stuart: i know you are the cofounder of paypal. >> you have 16 players. ebay is not at the coming edge. one thing that i will say in terms of the potential split up with paypal and ebay that karl icahn is advocating, i would advocate the other way. i would keep them together. stuart: the race for california's next governor. can california win when by going for fracking and

by early next week, congress will have passed the bill. harry reid says this is the first of other measures to help ukraine. this issue will be on the table for a while. >> one of your articles has the headline and says, u.s. budget week next week as the house republicans ready to week i did blitz -- two week budget blitz. >> there is a two-pronged attempt a going forward. the main attempt will be paul ryan's budget. that is his 10 year plan to balance the budget. very interesting, controversial. this will be the focus of congress's debate. couplell be working on a process reform bills. they are not huge bills. one would alter the way in which baselines are put together. another would allow for the use of dynamic scoring. as conventional scoring when assessing major bills. another would change -- would kind of shift some off budget items to on budget during the budget process both are to set the table for the bigger debate on the house floor the following week. the ryan budget will be interesting to watch. a lot of people wondering how he is goi

in a moment, harry smith meets comedian bill maher who speaks his mind about obamacare, marijuana legalizationid, the leader in the senate, the cure for common charis charisma, a man with the oratorical skills of the onstar operator. >> we are back. so when it comes to politics, comedian bill maher doesn't pull any punches. you might have noticed that if you watch his bo show. recently he's been thinking about how dysfunctional politics has become in the country and takes his message to red state america. harry smith caught up with him. >> reliably funny and liberal, bill bill maher has been mounting a one-man comedic insurgency around the country. >> i know everywhere there are smart, progressive, are Ñsk7 free-thinking people. they're just surrounded by a bunch of red necks. i understand that. >> what's it like when you take your stuff to a red state? >> better than blue states even. but there is an extra added excitement in red states in places where people don't often see someone like me. there is not a place i can find in america that is so red that i can't get 3,000 screaming atheists to

by early next week congress will pass the bill for ukraine. harry reid says it is the first of other measures to help ukraine. it will be on the table for a while. >> one of your articles has the headline about the focus on budgets. republicans are ready for a budget blitz. what will, on the house floor next week? >> this is a to pronged offensive. maine will be paul ryan's budget . plan to balance the budget. very interesting. this will restore the congress budget debate. a couple be working on of process reform bills. they are not huge bills. the way in which baselines are put together. another would allow for the use of dynamic scoring as well as conventional scoring. change which will swift it -- switches to budget items. i think this is largely to set the table on the house floor. the ryan budget will be very interesting to watch. they're wondering if they might use all of this or make some of its own. interesting to see if they putes the program forward earlier this year. it could be interesting to see how he responds to this anti-poverty init

coming up next, harry smith talks to comedian bill maher. the answer what ails america. he does think our political system is broken, including strong words for the president's health insurance plan. >> the problem with obamacare is not of course, >>> now time for our "meet the press" moment. on this sunday, we couldn't help but go beyond the "meet the press" archives. this week marks the 25th anniversary of the invention of the world wide web. here's keen insight into future trends from a young reporter with kcra television in sacramento way back in 1994. >> what's out there is limited. there's an internetmwd֖ yellows listing subjects of information from a to z you can access on the system. it's estimate there had are at least 30 million people using the internet service worldwide and experts predict by the turn of the century that number could up to several hundred million. while the service has always been able to be offer facts about the world or the weather, coming in 1995 -- >> this is the godiva chocolate homepage. >> that's right. p

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bill. a monster named harry reid is stripped the amendment from of is how theich democrats were able to liesuccessfully about ted cruz and the tea party. ted cruz conducted a one-man filibuster. cave in ofarded as a most of his republican colleagues who voted to join the resolution with obamacare as part of it. the republicans attack each other instead of the real culprits. you might ask yourself this question -- what would've happened if the republican part and tea party and the koch brothers had funded a campaign to put the blame on reid and obama where it belonged? it was no such campaign. all of the parties failed to take the fight to the enemy camp. example ofanother the firing squad that we on the right are so good at and continually sets us back. thatond important point applies to all of the friction between tea party and republican. the conflict within the right about obama shut down was not about policy. it was about tactics. in congress was "too obamacare with no exceptions. not a single republican legislator voted for it. not a single republican legislator would support it. the i

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bill. this year kathy harris suggested some minor clarifications on arizona's law. that's what was vetoed by governor brewer. kathy now joins me. kathy, i've been amazed at the controversy here. this was a very relative minor change to a bill that was noncontroversial in 1999, 1993 at the federal level and was noncontroversial up until this past week. why the controversy? >> well, in my view, governor, a very small minority was able to make hey out of it to make the bill about something it wasn't. and the veto was for a bill that didn't exist. >> there were accusations this was going to bring back jim crowe. i looked through the jim crowe laws of the deep south where i grew up. i couldn't find anything common to that at all in this bill. it was very minor language changes. can you help our audience understand exactly what did this bill do? >> senate bill 1062 clarified an updated arizona religious freedom restoration act as we saw courts around the country basically saying that the government wasn't a party to the lawsuit, then the religious freedom restoration act

by early next week, congress will pass the bill for ukraine as majority leader harry reid said is the first of many measures to help ukraine. it'll be on the table for a while. >> one of your articles we are watching has to had lined up on the rogues all budgets. -- one of your articles we are watching has the headline about the budgets. what will come up next week? >> a two-pronged attempt going forward. the main estate will be paul ryan's budget. then the full house the following week. that is his 10 year plan to balance the budget. very interesting and controversial. it'll be the focus of congress' budget debate. they will be working on a couple of process reform bills. not huge bills. one would alter the way in which baselines are put together and another would allow for the use of dynamic scoring as well as conventional scoring when assessing major bills. another would change and would shift some off of off budget items to on budget items. this upcoming week is to set the table for the bigger debate for the following week. the ryan budget will be very interesting to watch as peop

they've also passed jobs bills, but they all get stuck in the senate. harrysimply doesn't take any of them up. >> there's a jobs bill obama proposed years ago the republicans killed. i see the republicans repeal obamacare 40, 50 times. they've proposed ideas, but i have yet to see the house pass a comprehensive health care bill. >> the ideas are there. they are there in the house. again, harry reid is standing in the way. harry reid is also calling americans liars who are being harmed by obamacare. so health savings accounts, for example, what about that for individuals where people will have control over their own health insurance? right now millions of americans are being harmed. whether you're political or not, you've got government on your doorstep one way or the other. so people are taking notice and are recognizing what's going on. >> it'll be interesting to see. maybe they'll do it on a race-by-race basis depending on what's happening in that state. jobs and the economy, no doubt still in the forefront of many americans' minds. all right, ladies. thank

the bill you believe senator harry reid will bring it to the floor. we will keep a close eye on this. senator joe manchin, we appreciate your time today. thank you so much. >> thank you, gretchen, appreciate it. >> what's the difference between weeks or years when it comes into the investigation of irs targeting of conservative groups. well, a heck of a lot if you're trying to get to the bottom of the scandal. irs claiming that process will take years infuriating house republicans. >> lois lerner won't talk to out. she'll talk to the people who put her in jail but she won't talk to us and the guy who can give us e-mails won't give us e-mails. >> whether or not you think we need something or we ought to have it or that we're on a wild goose chase, frankly, i could care less what you think about that. our subpoena is our subpoena. if you don't like it, move to quash it. >> we have a duly issued subpoena you comply with it. it's not optional. >> congressman chaffetz who you saw there on the latter end of that joins us live. congressman, you were fired up

we have started bringing bills to the floor to address the problems that are holding our economy back. the problem is you have the president and harry reid in the senate who you have to give an f at best. you cannot tell what the plan is. they will not even bring any of these bills to the senate floor for a vote. the president seems to be mia when it comes to a job plan. we know his final four brackets. he has never missed a deadline. we do not know what his jobs plan is. to see a comprehensive bill to address the problems that are holding our economy back, to rebuild with an america that works. that is what the american people want us to focus on. you have seen some really good bills moved through the house. we want to continue to sharpen that focus and put pressure on the president and the senate to start addressing the problems that are holding our economy back. these are bipartisan ideas, many of which are in our jobs bill. they can get the economy moving again. we just wish they would join us to help solve these problems. andoes the finger-pointing bickering go both ways? >> we have laid out a number of objectives in individual

bill? >> not very many. most importantly not harry reid. i don't think he's going to try to move a bill that would open up that can of worms. this is something i think is principally used as a talking point for democrats to be able to stand up and say i voted for it, i understand your concerns and i want to fix it, and this allows them to point to a proposal like that. >> john harwood, thanks ever so much. ♪ >>> so will democrats be able to fix obamacare and save themselves from defeat in november? joining us two veteran white house political pros, president obama adviser david axelrod and veteran gop adviser, mary matlin, and with me on set for the full hour this evening, my good friend, wisconsin republican senator ron johnson. thank you mr. axelrod. thank you for coming on. it's the fist time. i appreciate it very much. senator johnson, let me go to you first. you saw the number 6 million? do you buy it? >> the mckenzie study showed up those people buying the policies, only 25% were previously uninsured. if you start doing the math, larry

nfinal word, do you think that harry reid will let this bill get a vote on the floor. >> i don't thinka of how that goes down or allow it. i wont hazard to guess. >> he is so unpredictable. harry reid will have to fight. to many democrats up for reelection and running scared on this law and because of that, he will have a revolt if he doesn't allow it to come to a vote. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> by the way cupcakes is not 15 bucks in new york. that is exaggeration. >> you will get angry e-mails. >> president obama meeting with pope francis amid religious controversy over the obama carry contraception man date. and father norris is here to talk about that. father, how are you? >> 52 minutes and went longer than some expected. what was your sense of how this conversation would have gone with each man? >> there is a part we don't know and part we do. it was a surprise to people who follow the vatic an closely. and i spoke to a a p reporter 20 or 30 minutes and he will not talk about hot button issues and talk about income inquality or social justice. what happened. it went 52 minutes li

now, two weeks ago, the senate put forward a bill to extend unemployment insurance. harry reid has a pulse. couldn't find anybody on the other side to help out. earlier today, house republicans made it clear that they have no plans to extend unemployment benefits. eric cantor had the nerve to come out and talk about families strugg struggling to heat their homes. >> as much of the country is seeing snow pile up today, we're reminded of the home heating bills piling up on the kitchen tables during this cold winter. two weeks ago, we in the house passed several bipartisan bills aimed at lowering costs for working, middle class families and increasing jobs. america is not working when president obama is seeking to close coal power plants causing home heating costs to rise and jobs to be lost. >> can you believe that? you know what he's talking about? deregulation. this is the problem. we're going to have five million people by the end of this year, but we've got to protect the corporations better. he ought to be ashamed of himself. the bills he's talking about would protect t

barack obama make this go away or they're going to make such a stink, because the last thing harry reid wants is a bill on the floor that could make democrats take bad votes and endanger this law. >> unbelievable. chris, thank you, sir. >> you bet. >>> still ahead, the nra taking new aim at the president's pick for surgeon general. i'll speak with the head of the gun rights group about their unprecedented effort to get this guy out of there. >>> breaking news tonight on the washington state mudslide. the death toll is rising now, as hopes are fading for survivors. a live report coming up. >>> speaking of the u.s. supreme court and obama care rulings. a major religious freedom case heard by the supreme court today that could have a groundbreaking effect across the country. wait until you see this report next. >> we want to continue to live out the way we do business. the choices the government has forced on us is not fair and not in keeping with the history of our great nation founded on our great nation founded on religious freedom. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5

the democrat senate will use some of its time to hotline the critical job-creating bills that have been put on ice on harry reid's desk. mr. speaker, our constituents don't want to be left out in the cold. we need action today on bills to create jobs. madam speaker, i hope members of this body will join me and hold the democrat senate's feet to the fire by calling on them to pass bills that will refire america's economic engine, and i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, nearly four years ago i stood in this chamber and talked about a deficit that was chipping away at our government. no, it wasn't the fiscal deficit, though that certainly is weighing us down. rather, i warned of the deficit of trust that has caused the american people to lose faith in government and quite simply give up on washington. back then scandals of ethics violation was in newscast and trust in government was at 19%. now trus

. >> also, law harris counties in sacramento consider a bill to stop funds for the long planned california rail with legislation prohibiting the rail authority from spending anymore federal funds unless mapping state money is immediately available. a land to issue bonds to fund the rail protect is on hold because of court challenges. responding federal mount without guaranteed state funds could leave california in a financial holmes. >>> law enforcement officers will continue a service for a sheriff deputy who grew up in the north bay for sheriff deputy killed last week in the line of duty by an arm kidnapping system north of fort bragg. the memorial will be held in fort bragg at 10:00 a.m. >> in the east bay a fundraiser was held for the family of a fallen bart police officer. tom smith was accidentally killed by a fellow officer john while conducting a probation search. several off duty officers gave up the day off to give back. this class was a benefit to raise money for his wife and six-year-old daughter, summer. >> we want them to create new family memories. if we can give them a litt

harris of maryland. bill white joins us from houston. the former mayor of houston.r with us from morgan stanley as well. mayor white, if i look at this debate, to me it is the haves and have-nots. you have some have-nots in houston. what do republicans get wrong about the affordable care act debate? >> i will tell you, it is always arbitrary when you look at the fact that people have medicare at age 65 and they can have some of the best medical care in the world, but somebody just a few months before or a few months younger has the same condition and they can be condemned to death or bankruptcy. that was the problem of the system. personally, i have a problem with the affordable care act. >> what is your problem with it? >> we are running immense deficits. before you start expanding benefits, then we need to start paying for some of the benefits that we are ready have. >> within this, dr. harris, the idea of fiscal responsibility, the budget is improving, isn't it? >> we cannot hardly call hatchling dollar deficit and improvement -- half chilean dollar deficit and i

harry reid. partner whereling we can start bringing these of bills to the senate floor for a vote to solve america's problems, to get our country moving again. we're going to finally have to start making the tough decisions. he is going to finally have to start confronting really serious problems. a do you envision republican-controlled congress with the pressure to veto legislation or take a strong position on things that you have been sending him that the senate has not been picking up? >> absolutely. it puts pressure for him working with republicans and democrats. and a lot of old focus on the divides between these. our colleagueso they do not seem to have much of a relationship with a lot of our rank-and-file members on the democratic side. the president has not done a good job of trying to build any kind of relationships with congress to get wings done. problems areo many unanswered. people are hungry for solutions. we have a lot of really good ideas. many going for the graveyards in the senate. that changes next year. it puts pressure on the president to get engaged with these problems, to wor

bill? nobody would oppose that will they. >> harry reid won't each let us have a vote on it in the house. >at's a good question. taking on the status quo. a lot of bureaucracies. >> he wants to keep the chaos across the nine different agencies instead of consolidating -- >> -- yes. >> so the government can remain as big as it is. >> we want to consolidate and get this aid back to people in our communities so they can get the skills they need to get out of poverty. >> all right, congressman, thanks very much. we appreciate it plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. many around the world do not believe the malaysian government when it says the plane crashed in the indian ocean. we will take a look at it a judge sentences a child molester, a terrible guy to one year in jail. investigating another outrage in america. hope you stay tuned to those reports. is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got

bills require a 2/3rd threshold and designed to show they have strong bipartisan support in the house. >> what is going on in the senate relative to this? >> house lawmakers, republicans and democrats, are hoping harryessure. there are a 195 stalled bills and 31 authored by house democrats. they are the minority in the house and got the bill passed but the democrats in the senate are not taking it up. so it is called the harry reid do-nothing senate. >> we will keep track of it that. thank you, mike. >>> democrats that are anxious could be turned after an election in florida today. >> and is the marijuana tax money in colorado right? we will debate that coming up. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. >>> there are key races you will wa

the job and that was peter baker's book the administration they and i went back and read john harris on bill clinton and the survivor. what was useful to me on that is of all of the descriptions of our 2013, life is just really hard in the white house, and i looked at that and i said our 2013 seemed a lot better than almost every year of the bush administration and clinton administration. to give you some perspective. >> in september you have a heart scare poll scare. you were hospitalized twice. what has changed as a result of that? >> i think that gave me a real perspective. >> tell us what happened. >> ironically enough, i was at a dinner with reporters during the preparations in syria in the oval office addresses and essentially had what was in layman's terms to be a mini stroke which is i sort of lost feeling in sort of the right side of my body. scary at the time. went to the hospital, got very good health coverage -- very good health care from the white house doctors serious >> george washington? >> i was closer to gw. what was -- i was very fortunate to bear. the mistake i made is i

harry reid love the koch brothers? they give money to museums, fund the arts, fund charter schools which bill clinton loves. >> when you hear his voice, he truly is like a harry reid. i don't know what that means. this guy claimed that all those horror stories of obamacare were false. after he exempted his entire staff from obamacare, so he denied the suffering of others while protecting his own from the same suffering. he's like a corrupt sheriff in the old movies that said what happened to you, lady? you must have fallen down a flight of stairs. it's always blame the victim. >> got a call the last time i talked about it, the koch brothers' attorneys called and i was warned not to talk about it. i think they're in many ways un-american. >> it's code words to raise money. it's also for voter turnout because it is a motivating thing when democrats hear about that. and also, it's an excuse. because when they lose seats in 2014, they won't blame themselves. the democrats will blame the koch brothers. >> they need an enemy. eric, they are the top, i guess, 59th donor in the world. the 58 spots ahead of them are mostly -- >

. >> still, the bill passed the house and now those supporting the bill are trying to press senate majority leader harryote. >> it is ready to go. we call upon our colleagues in the other body. use whatever senate procedures you need to, but get this done because the clock is ticking. the clock is ticking toward march 31st. we all know what happens to the nation's seniors on that day. >> democrats have proposed a permanent fix of the medicare reimbursement, but it's not paid for. so the choices at this point are adding $170 billion to the nation's debt or else delaying the obamacare individual mandate five years. gretchen? >> always interesting on capitol hill. mike, thanks so much. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> gretchen, we just marked exactly one week since the malaysian airlines flight dropped off radar screen. as investigators say, the clues point more and more toward some kind of foul play. we still seem no closer to finding this missing jumbo jet. in an age where our government can track all of our cell phones, can one of the world's biggest pass

passed an amendment to the resolution that would strip obamacare from the funding bill, but then a las vegas monster named harryid stripped the amendment from the bill which is how the democrats and the press were able to lie successfully and lay the blame on cruz and the tea party. cruz then conducted a one-man filibuster to express his opposition to reid's thuggery and to what he regarded as a cave-in of most of his republican colleagues who, rather than join him, voted to pass the resolution with obama care as part of it. and so the republicans attacked each other instead of the real culprits. you might ask yourself this question, what would have happened if the republican party and the tea party and the big pacs run by rove and the koch brothers had funded a $30 million campaign to put the blame on reid and obama where it belonged? there was no such campaign. all the parties on our side, all of them, failed to take the fight to to enemy camp this way. the finger pointing that followed is just another example of the circular firing squad that we on the right are so good at and that continually sets us back.

bill hemmer. >> and i sandra smith. a ship on the scone is scouring the area with radar. kathryn harris has the details. >> reporter: a source close to the investigation tells sources that they are cautious that the debris below to flight 370. digital global operating of colorado provided images and further analysis bee the group of spacial organization. this is a government intelligence agency. they have support from new zelapd and the u.s. and the u.s. navy returning from a ten hour search failing to find any debrie. and a altitude of throw hundred foot. and the renowed focus on the southern indian ocean. they are located in australia and the focus of a al-qaeda affiliated plots in the past. >> the rational thought would be attractive targets in that region would be the u.s. and other military facilities along the australian coast. look at the maps of airports they could have focused on. there is a significant swathe where this aircraft could have hit. if the debris is confirmed in international waters, the investigation will fall to the malaysian and though we have a strong interest

to us internationally, are being pulled out of the bill in order to get something through the senate. they can also pass the house. so apparently harry reid is prepared to strip out the imf language from the ukraine economic support bill today. >> i think that's correct. it's unfortunate. the united states is the only country that hasn't endorsed those imf reforms and we need to do that. but the most important thing right now is to get this legislation passed so we can provide the support ukraine needs to maintain stability. >> i'm going to ask you about politics, because you are running for re-election and now you've got someone from across the border in massachusetts, a former senator, a former colleague scott brown, of course, the republican who is toying with a challenge. he's not officially in the race yet, but he's making it pretty clear. what is your response to running against a former senator from massachusetts, but with some roots in new hampshire? >> well, you know, we're going to have a long campaign. we're going to debate the issues robustly, and i think that's important for new hampshire voters. they will ultimately dec

think about the job and i read peter baker's book on the bush administration and i reread john harris' book on billrvivor. whether it was useful to me and that was for all the apocalyptic descriptions of our 2013, life is just really hard in the white house and that i look at that and i said you know what? our 2013 seemed a lot better than almost every of the bush administration and the clinton administration. so it gives you some perspective -- [laughter] >> in september you had a heart scare. unitedhealthcare. you are hospitalized twice. what's changed as a result of the? >> that give me real perspective. >> tell us what happened. >> ironically enough i was at a dinner with reporters having -- during the syria, coverage of syria. a very vigorous debate. where i intentionally had what was -- layman's terms, and many stroke right sentence of a mini stroke which sort of lost the link in half, the right side of my body. scary at the time, went to the hospital, got very, very good health coverage through very good health care. spiffed george washington? they give you good care? >> i know. and what was

harry reid and ms. pelosi to go and write the bill and, to this day, i don't think he knows what's in it except when they ask him to give another extension for a failed component of the legislation. >> do you have any problem with him giving those extensions? some people said it abuses his power that he is legislating, that he is not enforcing the statute he is legislating when he picks and chooses. >> i have real problems with the president not obeying the law. i think it sets a horrible precedent. i am just hoping that somebody will find a way to get appropriate standing in that process and take this thing all the way up to the supreme court. it's wrong. and the president is willing to break the law, you are going to see young people not enrolling. one of the reasons they are not enrolling is they don't mind breaking the law if the president is breaking the law. >> governor, always nice to see you. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> the battle over charter schools is getting nasty. new york city mayor bill de blasio getting slapped with three new lawsuit over the choice to kick charter school students ye

the american people are not going to lose morale when they find at out or when harry does what he does in holding up billsoken broke says if you have a better plan, bring it to me, yet will not allow a republican through the threshold of the white house? >> there are more alternative republican bills out there. they're just never allowed to be debated. >> you bet. the coburn bill -- >> plenty of them but they're ignored. they're out there. i remind people. they're out there but someone else controls the senate. >> if the federal people want to be bummed out, feel sorry for them. boo-hoo hoo. take the 10.5 million people unemployed, give them those jobs that are averaging $114,000 a year, and i guarantee you, morale will go up big-time and where all those people are being replaced, neil. >> craig smith, thank you very, very much. tells it like it is. >> we told you that one in five americans getting food stamps sounded like a lot. surely they all couldn't be that poor. little did we know some weren't. they were downrightrich. -- downright rich. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to ang

bill back then? she sent it over to the u.s. senate and harry reid wouldn't move on it.his time around which democratic senators are not sitting on this climate talk i on this? hagan, landreiu, all red state dems. isn't this disingenuous, harry reid was not having a profile on the senate floor. actually afforded the chance, would they actually move on this type of legislation? >> luke, you're right. the core of it though is that bill was not going to pass in 2009. senate democrats, there were a lot of democrats, sharrod brown who would have voted against it at the time and it would not have had the votes then and not now, either. that's the core challenges. i looked at this poll today. the pugh presented a poll about what's the most important issue to americans and found 20 issues they looked at, climate change ranked 19th in the public policy priorities. the big challenge is not that climate is not popular among democrats but the it's voters overall who don't view it as an important issue. what you have to see is will hillary clinton or the democratic candidate in 2016

two years ago senate majority leader harry reid didn't move forward on a climate change bill and refusedch on the topic. last night, he became the person that led the charge. >> seriousness of this climate problem is not lost on our average american. the vast majority of americans believe climate change is real. they believe it's here. >> but republican leader mitch mcconnell launched a criticism of the event even before the democrats could even start talking. >> families are losing work because of government attacks on the coal industry. communities are hurting. and tonight you're going to hear 30 hours of excuses from a group of people who think that's okay. it's cruel to tell struggling coal families that they can't have a job because some billionaire, some billionaire in san francisco disagrees with their line of work. >> of course, coal pretty big in kentucky. mcconnell is hoping that anger in the coal sector helps him in his race, both in the primary and in the general there. climate is consistently ranked at the bottom in recent polls among priorityies. even more thought climate i

. >> harry reid says he'll use savings from the farm bill to offset the costs of helping out the longerm unemployed. is there money to be found there? >> yes. when we did the farm bill, one of the things that did that get talked about was the significance reduction in the deficit that comes from passing the farm bill. and i wish we could do immigration because there is another $58 billion to be saved it if we were to pass the immigration bill. so all of these bills are not just bills to deal with an apparent problem, but also have tremendous positive impact on our economy and senator reid is correct, if he could get that money, we've already passed the farm bill, so that money is there and it could be used to offset whatever the costs would be to unemployment. though i don't believe you ought to do that. this is an emergency. you ought to treat it as an emergency and not worry about finding a way to pay for it at this particular jupncture. >> dent partment of health and human services has told americans if they like their health insurance, they can keep it another two years. affordabl

we have not passed an appropriations bill in the senate in two years, which highlights the dysfunction of senator harrys senate. >> should senator reed be doing a better job here? >> i am a little surprised. i know ron well. we passed a major appropriations bill about a month ago. i assume he was in the chamber when it went through. the appropriations committee, that is exactly what we are going to do. with the paul ryan -- i am saying that he -- patty murray -- >> it wasn't me. >> a came up with a budget number that not only for this year but for next year, and the appropriations committee will go through. but ron is right, though, two thirds of the budget is what is called mandatory spending -- social security, medicare, medicaid, those types of programs. and we do have to look at those programs. >> but there were no big major changes. >> but, you know, the president put some major changes in the budget last year and the republicans didn't bite. i think he figured, why am i taking this pain from the democratic the other side is not going to meet me on some of this? >> what is the area of compromise q

foreign affairs committee passed its ukraine aid bill without the reforms and sent it for a vote of the full house and with the aid package now in jeopardy, harryhis afternoon he will likely drop the reforms to basely get her done because basically, people's lives depend on this money. >> this bill is important. as john kerry said yesterday, he wants both of them, but the main thing is to get the aid now. >> in fact, he suggested last night that the gop may have helped russia annex crimea by delaying the vote. senator mcconnell did not like that at all and responded to it today. >> yesterday, he actually came to the floor to effectively blame republicans, believe it or not, for the invasion of crimea. i mean, who writes this stuff? it's not just completely unhelpful. it also injects hyper partisanship into a process when we should all be working together. >> in change, republicans are said to be dropping their effort to delay administration changes to rules that would be cracking down on the political activities of non-profits. a convenient delay when you're trying to rally as much outside money as possible to get re-elected, cough, cough, we a