bill murphy brought to my attention this is from the u.s. embassy it deals with chinese press reports and this is a quote from one the u.s. in europe of always suppress the rising price of gold they intend to weaken gold's function as an international reserve currency they don't want to see other countries turning to gold reserves instead of the u.s. dollar or the euro therefore suppressing the price of gold is very beneficial for the u.s. in maintaining the u.s. dollars role as the international reserve currency so let's bring bill murphy back into the conversation because i want to talk more about kind of the highlights and shadows work over the years so just to peg off about wiki leaks cable now that was not a classified cable that was coming from chinese press reports what do you think is the significance of something like that being in the chinese press well it's very significant more of the biggest part of the chinese and the russians in the army is the people who probably probably follow the god of the most of the chinese and the russ

we will try moving on speaking of bill murphy he was on talking about gold manipulation as the chairman of data and a viewer responded said lauren i don't understand why banks would want to manipulate the silver and gold prices i mean if they truly care about making profits they should be front running the crowd and not going against the crowd right what incentives are there for them to short or manipulate silver or gold prices when they risk losing big time this is from dearest we on you tube now the answer to this is it could be that they're doing both the allegation is that they're taking short positions with the strategic objective of driving the price down and getting out all the over leveraged speculators and then they can go in and buy and see upside on the flip side so that's one argument and then there's also bill murphy did respond and said that it's not all banks it's the gold cartel which includes j.p. morgan and also the federal reserve and now he says that they are always short this cool car talent trade against the speculators in a collusive fashion they wipe out speculat

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dripping out of every pore. >> bill: your first point patrick murphy, democratic strategist, our guest follow patrick's good work at three clickmedia.com. >> three click solutions.com. >> bill: back to democrats not taking this thing for granted. 46 days is a lot of time, right? >> lifetime in politics as you know. and so the last thing that they ought to do is say well, we've got this thing in the bag. let's move on. >> everyone's nervous, i think. >> bill: plus with your work here in washington with members of congress, the other important thing is that getting democratic control of the house of representatives back has got to be on the table. either holding on to or increasing the margin in the united states senate. >> the senate is looking very good today. and -- but you know, each of these races each of these states, we always talk to people who are attorney general or governor and they're getting ready to run for the senate. even running for the house and one of the hardest messages to get across to previous officeholders even if they won statewide, they're not running a state ra

that strength in the chinese currency, which is congressman ryan wants to do with the ryan-murphy currency billelp american manufacturers, but chinese consumers by give them more purchasing power. china has to build up the base if it coexists with the rest of the world. heck, yeah, this is the time for both presidential candidates in ohio throughout this country to say, hey, we're going to crack down on china's currency manipulation and unfair trade practices and getting our manufacturing jobs back and be prus prus again. >> you know how important china is to people in ohio. it is disspiriting to you china is not part of the presidential conversation at all? >> of course it is. a lot of us don't have any control as we can tell how the topics have shifted over the last couple of days. what peter is doing, what the "death by china" movie is doing, it's saying all these different economic tax policies we keep talking about, p if we don't address the 800-pound gorilla in the middle of the room, we can't have the kind of middle class we used to have in cities like youngs stoun and akron. we need goo

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senator murphy, we know you are busy. billnton once upon a time said the era of big government is over. from president obama it looks like the era of big government is now the democratic mantra. your thoughts? >> if you look around me people are celebrating incredibly. what they are celebrating is empowering america from the bottom up. through the individual, through the family. that can be a partnership but it all starts there, not from the top down. >> okay. t.j. rogers, welcome back. i will ask you the same question. are the democrats the party of big government? do they want to interfere with industries across the economy? how do you see it? >> of course. they are spending twice as much money as they take in in tax revenues. they are using it for unproductive government programs, cash for clunkers is one example. they want to raise taxes farther to pay for their excess spending. they have to get smaller and more efficient. that's what's wrong with the economy today. that's why we have 8% unemployment. >> senator, i want to

i urge my colleagues to support this bill so we can finally see this significant improvement signed into law. i want to thank mr. murphy and all of the others who worked to expedite this legislation and get it to the floor today, and i'm going to ask my colleagues to join with us in passing this bill. with that said, mr. speaker, i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. murphy: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers on this bill, and i'm prepared to close if the gentleman from north carolina is prepared to close as well. mr. butterfield: i have no more speakers and i am too prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. butterfield: yes. i will be the final speaker, mr. speaker. let me, again, thank mr. murphy, the gentleman from pennsylvania, and mr. shimkus and the chair and the ranking member of all of the committees of jurisdiction for their extraordinary work on this bill. this is a critical piece of legislation. all of

. >> bill, you were in the green room saying patrick murphy is a disgusting drunk and should beheld accountable for his constant drinking. >> afterwards i went outside and took a stone through a glass wall. it is a hobby. the big mistake patrick made was opening his mouth. if he just sat there and let it wash over america, what the guys were essentially saying was he was drunk when he was 19. again, he opened his big mouth and showed what allen did. everyone likes that, and there is nothing left to be done as far as the re-election is concerned aside from his campaign and buying the rights to the village people and their theme song. >> i will agree with bell on this note. i couldn't match in that comparison either. i was probably closer to what patrick murphy was doing, and i was 38. i was probably doing what patrick murphy was doing. however, i am not voting for me. i think we need more military guys in political office. if he ran for president i would like volunteer. >> i will put on my thing right now. i will volunteer to work for that guy. >> i don't want you to put out your thing. >> i whi

. >> bill: let's jump up to connecticut. linda murphy seems to have improved as a candidate.ate to see republicans doing so well right now. and she has improved. she has run a very different campaign. she spent a lot of time defining herself and getting to new voters, but what she did is that the day after the primary, she started to attack murphy and he didn't seem to think it was coming. and i love the subject she went after him on and that was how many committee hearings he has missed. i mean that was like a flash from the '80s isn't it? however, chris murphy is a member of an institution with an approval rate of 12. he didn't have a good answer for the question, then she went after him for the fact he was taken to court for missing rent and mortgage payments. he has an even weaker answer to that. so he is not well-known statewide yet and thank to the mcmahon campaign, they know she doesn't show up for work or pay his mortgage, and democrats have woken up. they are in this race and it is going to be very expensive for them. they have the new york media market, tough. she i

pretty soon bill cosby had the number one tv show in the country, and eddie murphy was one of the biggest box office draws in the world. it became painfully clear what roy eaton had known all along, culture doesn't have a color line. art may be rooted in serb ethnic traditions -- certain ethnic traditions, but an idea doesn't respect boundaries. you can't take a business of ideas and mandate where black stuff and white stuff is supposed to go. the division had nothing to do with talent or even profitability, it was just based on racial assumptions. the only reason blacks couldn't sell to whites was because they were rarely given the chance. but after michael jackson -- [laughter] it's true. but after michael jackson, madison avenue started to reconsider its assumptions. shorting white talent and black talent on opposite sides of the street officially became a terrible idea in 1992. mc hammer was hired to be the spokesman for kentucky fried chicken n. a now-infamous commercial, mc hammer rolls into a small town kny, and -- kfc, and no one behind the hammer can believe he's mc hammer. so he

murphy and i approved this message. >> behind the ads, who's the real allen west? his bill, even in cas of rape and incest. how does he really feel about women? >> and all these women are knew tering american men, let them know they're going to have their men become subservient. >>riur hnoer 50%. here's an incumbent who's been pollg 48% 49%. >> we had an internal poll several months ago that had us tied in the dccc that haus up one int. deite g sp4- 3-1, we've upheld and now in a strong position going forward to defeat him and it's not a good sign that he can't break 50. people know how extreme he is and it's our job to introduce ours to the voters. we're getting support from the republans, democrats that are tired of the extremism and wants meonat ain background, that has a cpa that's actually created jobs and not just talked about it. >> do you have debates scheduled with him? >> we do ave e te seduled, october 19th, i believe. we've been to four debates already, which he refused to appear at and we've sent him several dates for other appearances which he declined. so we

bill. they killed it. they cannot try again for it next year. joining us now is mr. murphy has the distinction of having been the first iraq war veteran to have served in congress. >> it's great to be here even though it's under these circumstances. >> we have been monitoring this legislation for a while, watching it in the senate. we did not in this show put it on tv before tonight because everybody thought it was a foregone conclusion that it was pass because it was such a bipartisan thing. it seemed like a done deal in the senate and then it died. nobody expects much from this congress, but haven't we been able to expect some minimum willingness to come together on the issue of veterans? >> you know, rachel, today is an absence absolute disgrace. the fact is that every 80 minutes a veteran in america commits suicide. these men and women fight for us overseas. the last thing they need to do is to come home and fight to get jobs. it was allowing them to become cops and firefighters back in their own community. they should be ashamed. it's a disgrace. >> we contacted those

murphy arriving on scene. after checking on the victims, wadepotted the gunman michael page. as they exchanged gunfire, shot in the neck and the bill behind a car. behind a car. >> heater reloaded or checked magazine and put it back in. >> they exchanged gunfire. >> i believe he was there for a reason. >> on august 5, page killed six worshipers at the temple before taking his own life. years of training, the officer do what he did again. it's better to take the shot stop the threat. brac lieutenant brian murphy is still recovering,. he was hit with 15 rounds. 12-step his body and three hits .im in the back -- 12 struck his body. >> the taliban's hit list now .ncludes prince harry a threat on the ground for him. >> somebody tries to infiltrate who the base, someone appears as a civilian worker on the base >> . a british military says prince not have any contact soldiers if and will use a code name and where a visor while in the air. there was no way to keep the a secret, with social media. funeral this morning for the the nfl back to baltimore. tribute toafter attribut modell at the season opener. his funeral will be at the hebrew c

murphy, a great young congressman, ran for a.g. he was for barack obama. kathleen cain from scranton was for hillary clinton. bille in for kathleen cain and made a big difference, and she not would the primary. >> he stayed neutral, and they punished him. come on. >> but that's bill. that's bill. is there any doubt that bill wants hillary to run in 2016? absolutely not. absolutely not. but hillary is her own person, and she's got to decide whether she wants to do it. i believe in the end -- and i'd love to hear joan about this -- that the chance to finally break that glass ceiling will be just too attractive for her. >> i agree. >> let me ask you about this. is it better for her -- i have my own strong view -- that obama wins and is president during what looks to be an economic upturn coming, or to be out of office and have her rushed into a decision? if he leaves office, there's a rush to get her nominated whereas, if he stays in office, she can think about it. >> it's better for her in every way if he wins. there's no doubt about that. >> i agree. >> on the "nbc nightly news," bill clinton commented on the pote

murphy survived. page was hit by another officer's bullet in the stomach. he killed 6 people and wounded 4 others before taking his own life. >> a stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shut down at the end of the month. $1 trillion bill would go through march. they are expected to pass the bill but there is still plenty before the tax cut and reforming the u.s. postal service. michael grim wants to honor mayor giuliani. he wants a ferry to be named after giuliani. grimm said it would be a fitting reminder of gill gayles actions duri -- giuliani's actions during 9-11. that is your 5@5:00. >>> as we launch the 11th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks president obama and romney are pulling putting tol picks aside and pulling negative ads today. >> good morning to you. today is the day free of political rank core and one focused on american unit. neither candidate are appearing at overtly political events. on their mind right now honoring the victims and those who served during 9-11. at 8:48 this morning the president and first lady will observe a moment of silence to mark the 11th anniversary of the 9-11 attack. the president plans to speak to americans about

martha: murphy's pay stub shows that he had regularly paid into the social security system. tough situation. billere was a new book raising questions about how many taxpayer money is spent on perks for the president and first family. according to my next guest taxpayers spent $1.4 billion last year on -rg from staffing and housing to flying and entertaining. robert gray wrote the book "presidential books gone royal, your tax dollars are being used for obama's re-election" he's former direct he shall of the reagan-bush presidential campaign. good morning to you sir. 1.4billion is a lot. how did you calculate that number? >> it wasn't easy. it took two full time research assistants and two years for us to come to that figure and even that is a guesstimate. nobody can be sure, there is no tabulation, no central place where you can get the figures about the president's expenses. that seems in itself a problem,. bill: you go through all this research, what did you conclude? >> that the costs are out of control. not only out of control but out of tabulation. there is no one in charge, no one is respons

bill will support him. we to get rid of skype brand in massachusetts and elect chris murphy in connecticut. opponent is someone who demeans women and the means human beings with her wrestle mania. what do you think about the senate race in virginia, ma'am? guest: i did not agree with you that the presidential race is in the bag for mr. obama, president obama. i think virginians can be independence in terms of charting a particular course. i did not think virginians like to be taken for granted. to say that purging it is in the bag for president obama is probably a bit premature. of course the polling looks good right now. it is always good to be ahead rather than behind. there's a long way until election day. as far as the center of campaign, a lot of that will hinge upon how the presidential campaign goes. the base support for each candidate -- both candidates in virginia are former governor's. they each have a hard core unit of support. they have their differences in terms of the delight --direction that the country should go and the direction for virginia. they are in a lively contest. m

bill: we need a sweep. absolutely. a total sweep larry. couldn't agree more. that's a very important message. look at a state up there. chris murphyemocrat and linda mcmahon the wrestling champ or wrestling businesswoman, whatever. she tried before. didn't make it. she's back. and there's one seat democrats need to pick up and get a real democrat in there unlike a joe lieberman. certainly unlike a linda mcmahon. >> bill: kathy is down in houston, texas. good morning. >> good morning, bill. >> i have this to say. we do not need to take -- we need to do a touchdown and then we need to get an on-side kick or a fumble. we need to take this thing all the way! we cannot ever let up. >> bill: no, you know, it's like if you're ahead by 15 points at halftime, you don't send your third string team out there and take it for granted right? >> no, you do not. you keep going! >> bill: i'm worried about that. not on the part of the president. i know he's not going to flag at all. he's going to keep campaigning full speed. but it's just -- democrats out there in the trenches might say hey, why should we work so hard? we're ahead everywhere we loo