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bill cassidy easily beating mary landrieu. good morning to you and congratulations on your victory and thank you for doing your first cable interview on america's newsroom. there were 60 democrats in the u.s. senate when obamacare was first passed. next january there will be 46. how do you explain that? >> the american people are incredibly upset with the president's policies and the direction he's take them in. if you are not getting a subsidy on obamacare you are getting hammered. if there is one working family for the american people it's the republican party. people look at keystone and it's a no-brainer yet the president and his party find every excuse to gruberize it and deceive it with it's be only a prejudice against these working jobs. bill: in the house democrats have lost 75 seats over the same period of time. that's more than every president since truman. what is your priority with a new majority in the senate and the house? >> clearly we need to do good things for the american people. right now obamacare, for exam

bill cassidy will be mary landrieu's vote on that. mitch mcconnell, the incoming majority leader of the senate said bill cassidy will be on the energy committee, neutralizingam of from that position. mary landrieu would not have been the chairman. it was an idle look at me, look what i can do, and i didn't get it done. >> moving forward, what should be expect from cassidy. ? >> he's an interesting guy. he voted and gave money to mary landrieu when she ran. he turned himself into a tea party republican. he caucuses with the tea party. they are in washington, there as a congressman. what you see is unpredictable. i don't think you'll see a ted crews type of -- ted cruz type of penalty coming out. i think he'll be a back bencher for a little while, in the old stale of politicians. he will not be a typical louisiana politician. edwin edwards - even a disgraced democrat couldn't win. you are not going to see a flam buoyancy that you are accustomed to see. >> al jazeera's political contributor, michael shure. >> thank you. >> strong words fr

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we take you live to baton rouge louisiana for the senate debate between senator mary landrieu and challenger bill cassidy courtesy of wfab. live coverage on c-span2. >> between the senator mary landrieu and the congressman bill cassidy. we have a pa

bill cassidy buried republican senator mary landrieu last night. the strength of his victory coming mostly from tying her to senator obama. now republicans have a responsibility to show they can govern. >> that great responsibility, but we all rebel nice the president is still the president, and h he still has veto power. he can still stop the will of the american people and he's obviously willing to do so. >> it was a tough defeat for senator landrieu who despite terrible poll numbers fought all the way to the end and she was gracious as she ended her 18-year long career in the senate, represents the people of louisiana. >> it has been a great privilege to be able to represent them to fight for them in washington. tonight, we have so much to be proud of, a record of courage, honesty and integrity. and delivering for the state when it mattered the most. >> senator landrieu said last night, told the crowd that was assembled at what she hoped would be a victory party says quit is not a word that exists in her family's territory. >> democrats said the

. -- : mary landrieu" the mary landrieu and bill cassidy in the runoff. you bring up the debate. at does each side have to do tonight?bate caller: there have been some little things being promoted. tonight? right now.w things mary landrieu's campaign is focusing on bill cassidy's time as a teacher. he has also been a congressman. how much work he was doing for lsu. bill cassidy refused the allegations, saying he was doing a lot of work. had people in d.c. he was working with. as far as the cassidy side, he has been only agreeing to a limited number of debates. this is literally the only debate between the primary and the runoff. for his campaign, it has really keep your head down and get through this. story on the a teaching controversy. askseadline, mary landrieu bill cassidy to bring records. the keystone pipeline has been an issue in the race. especially the votes in the house and senate. what did the votes do for both sides? caller:the keystone pipeline han an issue in the at the end of t, -- iote was a lot more think it played better on tv and in d.c. than it did here. anythi

. ♪ ♪ [inaudible chatter] ♪ >> we have just seen the concession speech of mary landrieu, the republican challenger bill has defeated the three term senate democrat mary landrieu. we will be bringing you his victory speech when it occurs life here on c-span. here on c-span. thursday, former senate majority leader trent lott and tom dashiell talk about the affordable care act, the eric garner decision, and the need for bipartisanship in congress. this is one hour. >>ok. thanks for coming everyone, dave cook with the christian science monitor. i guess this morning are all affiliated with the bipartisan policy center. they are center co-founder trent tom dashle, and center president, jason grumet. then senate majority leader dashle was the guest speaker at bud sperling's final breakfast as host. the senator had visited nine times before that, he's a graduate of south dakota state university, served as an intelligence officer in the air force was a senate staffer and one election to the u.s. house in 1978. and the senate in '86. he became democratic leader in '94. serving both as minority and majority leade

incumbent democratic senator mary landrieu and the challenger bill cassidy. above the runoff election is this saturday. here's a look at some of the airing in the race. >> i am mary landrieu and i approve the message. >> bill cassidy case a speech that was nearly incoherent. >> senator landrieu may get -- but his record is crystal clear voting to cut social security benefits, to pay for the tax breaks for millionaires like himself. will it be for this quick >> before the end of the year we are going to take whatever actions. >> promising executive amnesty for many that are here illegally. as your senator i will fight to the amnesty plan. your tax dollars should benefit you. and remember, mary landrieu, barack obama, 97%. i will stand up to obama. i am bill cassidy and i approve this message. >> every morning i say a prayer for my kids. i just want him to be happy and do their best. bill cassidy is a doctor but he still voted to cut $86 million from louisiana schools to pay for a tax break for millionaires like himself. i don't know what kind of dr. would do th

an society congressman bill cassidy defeated 3-term senator mary landrieu in a run-off election. bill cassidy's victory pushes the state majority to 54 seats in january. >> november the 4th the american people sent a message, that they did not like the direction our country was going in. now you, in this room, our state, is the exclamation mark on that message. we echo that. we want our country to go in a conservative direction. >> mary landrieu's loss means southern states no longer have a single democrat representing them in the senate. more on that in weekend politics later >>> a gruesome discovery in mexico. it could help in the search for 43 missing college students. >>> plus jingle bell rock - radio stations cashing in by playing holiday music around the clock >>> trouble for australian of the world's oldest museums as it marks a major milestone. stay tuned. >>> investigators could be on the verge of finding out more about the 43 missing students in mexico. on saturday the remains of one of them was identified near a garbage dump in the city of guerra state, 10 miles from wh

bill cassidy buried senator mary landrieu by 12 points. cassidy rode the republican wave tapping in a deep well of resentment that really is very, very deep set clear across the state. his only line of attack was that she votes with the president 97% of the time. but that was all he needed to do. >> it was the exclamation mark. the people of louisiana put behind that which the rest of america said on november 4th. we don't like the direction president obama has taken our country. we wish to go in a different direction and i'm privileged to represent these fine folks in louisiana as we place that exclamation mark. >> cassidy's victory was a huge blow to democrats who now do not control a u.s. senate seat, st from texas all the way to the carolinas. landrieu went out gracefully. >> we honor and accept the decision tonight, but i cannot tell you all and my family how proud we are to have made a big difference every day for many decades and we will continue to do so. thank you. >> clearly, the democratic senate campaign committee saw the writi

live tonight from louisiana, democratic senator mary landrieu faces her republican challenger bill cassidy in the final debate before saturday. here's a look at the ads they have been seeing ahead of the run off. >> i'm mary landrieu and i approved this message. >> bill cassidy gave a speech that was nearly incoherent. >> senator landrieu may get -- >> his record is crystal clear. voting to cut benefits. to pay for a tax break for millionaires like himself. the senate -- >> for this? >> before the end of the year, we are going to take whatever lawful actions that i can take -- >> barack obama promising executive amnesty for millions here illegally. we must stop on obama. i will fight his amnesty plan. your tax dollars should benefit you and not those here illegally. i will stand up to obama. i'm bill cassidy and i approved this message. >> every morning i stay a prayer for my kids. i just want them to be happy and do their best. bill cassidy is a doctor. he still voted to cut $86 million from louisiana schools to pay for a tax break for millionaires like himself. i don't know what kind of

. >>> and bill cassidy beats mary landrieu to become louisiana's next senator. >> it was an explanation mark that the people of louisiana put behind the rest of what america said on november 4th. we don't like the direction president obama has taken our country and we wish to go in a different direction. and i'm privileged to represent these fine folks in louisiana as we place that explanation mark. >> after a hard-fought race, senator landrieu thanked supporters during a concession speech. >> we honor and accept the decision tonight, but i cannot tell you all, and my family, how proud we are to have made a big difference every day for many decades. and we will continue to do so. thank you. >> mary landrieu is the last high-ranking democrat to hold office in the deep south. >>> and here is a british invasion. the duke and duchess of cambridge are due to arrive in new york city late this afternoon for the start of a three-day visit. and the big apple is rolling out the royal welcome mat. it is live in the new york city newsroom with all the details. hey, brian. >> reporter: good afternoo

story is available online, as congressman bill cassidy defeats mary landrieu in louisiana's runoff. become the next senator. and adding to the republicans, 54 members of the gop. thank you very much for being with us. guest: my pleasure. host: back to your calls on race relations. also an editorial we want to share with you. ashton carter's big job. saying, president obama former secretaries have been caught in the middle. as mr. gates has put it, they been given the missions denied the authorities required tto complete the objective. mr. carter saying i pledge to you my most candid strategic advice. frank, you are on the air. caller: yes, thank you. to the comments earlier about the president. have had acid reflux -- mmy vocal cords were burnt years ago from acid reflux. i wanted to make was that we make excuses for the differences or reasons as to racism, but we are not taking responsibility for it. how ignorant our children have become. the things we see -- these are things that parents and community should take more control of. children just reverse this. we apply our efforts to

host: mary landrieu and bill cassidy and the runoff. you bring up the debate tonight. what does each side have to do in the debate tonight question ? guest: little things like be promoted >> i apologize >> landrieu's campaign is focusing on bill cassidy's time as a teacher, how much work he was actually doing, bringing these records out. bill cassidy refutes these allegations. cassidy side has he has been only agreeing to a limited number of debate. is a debate between the primary and the runoff. and so for his campaign, it is really kind of keep your head thisand slog through because he is definitely in according to the polls at this point. voicethe teaching contra three -- controversy. he sent xl pipeline has been an issue in this race, especially the votes that happened in the house and senate. what did those vote do for both sides heading into the runoff? the vote played a lot thanr on tv in d.c. necessarily here. anything, these are going the way it did and mary landrieu not getting the votes she needed, that probably hurt a lot more than it helped. getting it to

so, yeah, we're heading into the final stretch. >> mary landriue and bill cassidy joining her in the runoff for that senate seat. you bring up the debate. that's happening tonight. we appreciate you promoting it for us. what does each side have to do for the debate tonight? >> you know, there's been some -- some little things that have just kind of been being promoted and a few that are coming out right now that are focusing a lot on bill cassidy's time as a teacher and how much work he was doing for su. he had some residents that he working with and everything. as far as the cassidy side, he's been agreeing to only a limited number of debates. this is literally the only debate between the primary and the runoff that he's agreed to. so for his campaign, it's been kind of keep your head down and sail through. >> and we have the headlines bringing those records to that debate. besides that teaching controversy, keystone excel pipeline has been an issue in this race, especially the votes that happened in the house and senate. what did those votes do for both sides heading into this runo

the senate bill by louisiana democrat mary landrieu. >> jon: oh my god, it's so embarrassing. they both wore the same transparent ploy to congress. that's just a shame. you know the keystone pipeline long been an environmental bugaboo. you can never pass the democratically held senate, unless they were willing to sell out a core constituency and vote for this keystone pipeline bill just to save one senate seat that doesn't even change the balance of power. >> to boost landrieu's chances at the polls some of her fellow democrats dropped their opposition to the bill. [laughter] >> jon: i just said that would be stupid to do. [laughter] so the party that lost the midterm election because it didn't stand for anything, has decided oh i've got an idea. what if we stood for that. [laughter] or maybe the right to drop their objections. what exactly is the keystone xp pipeline. >> the pipeline sends tar sands oil from alberta, canada to nebraska where it would hook up with existing pipeline to go to refineries on the gulf coast. it would carry more than 800,000 barrels of crude oil a d

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we are heading into the final stretch. -- : mary landrieu" the mary landrieu and bill cassidy in the runoff. you bring up the debate. what does each side have to do tonight?bate caller: there have been some little things being promoted. tonight? right now.w things mary landrieu's campaign is focusing on bill cassidy's time as a teacher. he has also been a congressman. how much work he was doing for lsu. bill cassidy refused the allegations, saying he was doing a lot of work. had people in d.c. he was working with. as far as the cassidy side, he has been only agreeing to a limited number of debates. this is literally the only debate between the primary and the runoff. for his campaign, it has really keep your head down and get through this. story on the a teaching controversy. askseadline, mary landrieu bill cassidy to bring records. the keystone pipeline has been an issue in the race. especially the votes in the house and senate. what did the votes do for both sides? caller:the keystone pipeline han an issue in the at the end of t, -- iote was a lot more think it played better on tv a

we'll have an exclusive interview with bill cassidy, fresh off his runoff victory over mary landrieu. and protests over race injustice sweep the nation. we'll discuss the latest decision not to indict a white police officer in the death of an unarmed black man with one of the most influential voices in american media. conservative radio talk show host, rush limbaugh. will republicans use the power of the purse to take a hard line against president obama's executive orders? >> the president thumbed his nose at the american people with his actions on immigration. >> if you shut down the government, you go too far, it becomes about us. the last time we did this, it didn't work out too well for us. >> rush limbaugh, a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> then, a u.s. hostage is killed by al qaeda during a failed rescue mission, but hillary clinton says smart power is showing respect for america's enemies. >> trying to understand, and insofar as psychologically possible, empathize with their point of view. >> our sunday panel discusses her controversial comments. >>> plus, republican president

republican bill cassidy, a practicing physician, defeats mary landrieu in a senate runoff. leland vittert is live in washington with details on this sweep. good morning. >> reporter: tucker, good morning to you. over the past couple of weeks, a number of experts predicted this would happen, but the margin is particularly telling here as you can see. 56-44, bill cassidy over mary landrieu. you may remember mary landrieu tried to sponsor a political show vote on the keystone xl pipeline that failed and quick ly brought money to the republican party like an oil running dry. she is closely aligned with president obama and it worked for bill cassidy. >> people in louisiana voted for a government that serves us but does not tell us what to do. thank you, y'all. >> reporter: now republicans will have 54 seats in the senate come january. so it is certainly significant to give mitch mcconnell a little more margin to play with. and there's a larger story here. mary landrieu's loss means there's not a single democratic office holder in the south. they have produced a number of preside

mary landrieu debating with bill cassidy to try to keep her senate seat. the last debate was last night of the runoff election focus on some controversies, among them the keystone pipeline. john roberts at the atlanta bureau. >> the gloves are off, lot of sharp elbows back and forth. the polls suggested to be a dramatic loss. senator mary landrieu throwing a hail mary attempting to raise suspicion of republican challenger bill cassidy's work with baton rouge medical school accusing him of getting paid by the hospital even on days he was in washington, d.c. >> the kindest man has padded his own payroll for the last six years entry into an agreement with one of our hospitals with absolutely no record of the work he has done. >> the charges are absolutely false. the dreck supervisor and i have made comments regarding this. taking the comments and proud of the work i have done. reporter: bill cassidy press the theme a vote for landrieu is a vote for the president's policies which is deeply unpopular in louisiana. both kenneth position themselves as friend of t

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republican challenger bill cassidy beating mary landrieu by double digits in the louisiana runoff.g insult to injury, though, landrieu wrapped her concession speech to taylor swift "shake it off." as if it was not humiliating enough to lose your senate seat. shake it off and move it on with your life. >> i would like to see how he shakes it off. melissa: okay. all right. that is fair. we have been giving you hints all hours to see if you can guess who is going to be there. take it away, kaitlyn. >> our mystery guest works as a janitor. who could it be? >> that is a good clue. very interesting. more clues to come. do you think you have it figured out? tell me who you think it is. set to soar. airline fee is about to rise again. plus, lighting up controversy. 200,000 lights. look closely. that is someone's front yard. at the end of the day, it is all about money and a few christmas grinches as well. ♪ a lovely weather for a slave melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business brief. passengers pay more during peak travel days. bonuses to the most famous users in exchange. celeb

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runoff election in louisiana including the senate race between three term democratic incumbent mary landrieu and bill cassidy. congressional races that are undecided including louisiana's sixth district where democrats edwin edwards and republican garret graves are running. race in thecided fifth congressional district which features democratic jamie mayo and ross abraham. look for results of those races and speeches from senator landrieu and congressman cassidy tonight on c-span. >> ann compton who recently retired on her over 40 years covering the white house and the administrations of gerald ford to obama. >> we sat and watched him listen to a group of second graders area and he interrupted and whispered to him. i was stunned. i wrote and he whispers, no one interrupts the president. the president stood and said, he had to go. he went into the side room and we discovered that it was 2 p lanes down in new york. the pool and said the president will come and talk. . said, no he did not want to scare the children. he went into the cafeteria and said there is an apparent terrorist attack and i must ret

congressman bill cassidy defeated mary landrieu in saturday's run-off in louisiana. 66-44.n many people expected after national democrats essentially abandoned the three-term incumbent. cassidy's wins gives republicans a 66-44 edge in the u.s. senate. we'll be right back. over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu complications. so to kill the germs that may make your family sick, we recommend using lysol disinfectant spray every day. lysol is approved to kill 80 germs, including hard to kill viruses that can live on surfaces for over 4 weeks. it works on hard and soft surfaces to help stop the spread of bacteria. so help keep your family healthy with lysol. >> even before i came into office, i was very clear that, in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, we did some things that were wrong. we did a whole lot of things that were right. but we tortured some folks. we did some things that were contrary to our values. >> and we're back. that was president obama acknowledging the united states' role in torture tactics for intelligence purposes. tomorrow a senate intell

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bill cassidy defeated mary landrieu in louisiana.erday's runoff election wasn't even close with cassidy taking 56% of the vote. republicans now have 54 seats in the senate. it also will be the first time in 138 years that a democrat hasn't represented louisiana in the u.s. senate. republicans also held a house seat in louisiana. if the party holds in a recount in arizona, this is going to mean that the gop has their largest house majority since the hoover administration. it means by the way that the 114th congress will contain 53 senators who had previously served in the house of representatives, that's more than any congress since 1899, before the direct election of senators. critics argue this means this is senators. critics argue this means this is the houswhat i'm wearing,senatee i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients naturally found in healthy skin. where do i wear aveeno®? everywhere. aveeno® dail

mary bill diblasio expected to discuss police retraining to prevent similar incidents in the future. while we're awaiting that press conference, let's go to our guests, eric guster, criminal defense attorney, harry halk, a former nypd detective. i'll ask you both the same question. eric. >> yes. >> did the grand jury get it right or wrong? >> i believe the grand jury got this one wrong. looking at this video, i did not think that it will be a murder case. i never thought that for one second. criminally negligent homicide or lower level charge like that was very appropriate under these circumstances. >> could have been second degree manslaughter. criminally negligent homicide. felony assault. reckless endangerment. could have been a whole host of things. right or wrong? >> they definitely got it right. he definitely should have been not -- no indictment here in this case. >> why? >> the fact that the police officers in this case acted properly, all right. they were affecting an arrest. mr. garner decided that he wanted to resist arrest, and there was actions that he had made, all righ