bill snyder, melina maxwell, and john fund, from the national review. thanks to all of you. bill, the senate in session again. this is how senate majority leader harry reid kicked off the session. >> americans want session to compromise. they want congress to give check certainty and security, not more indecision and doubt. americans want congress to do its job. that's all they're asking us to do. >> that is all we're asking them to do, bill. at this point, what's the likelihood we avoid default on thursday. >> no one can be confidenct, bu i think we're more likely to avoid default than open up the government. no one knows what happens if we go into default, but they're frightened of it, so that they will try to avoid. opening the government could be tougher. >> we had a lawmaker on yesterday who contends that this idea that we may default, that some of that has been overhyped. what say you today. >> >> probably true, but again, the markets would certainly be nervous. the markets would go down, a lot of people have money invested in the markets. it's something you want to avo

is bill snyder, an al jazeera contributor, and professor and distinguished fell low and resident scholarthink tank that says it represents americans in the vital center. and james warren for the new york daily news and editor for th the chicago try the chic. you both said last week that we would be here talking about this, and i hate to say that you were right. i was more optimistic than you were. the debt debacle, a deal coming from the senate and then house republicans decided they wanted their own deal. then they couldn't agree on a bill for speaker bane for bring to the floor. then on tuesday night senate leaders michigan mcconnell and harry reid again said that they started their talks and an agreement is within reach and that will have to go at some point to the house. bill, any reason for optimism tonight? >> there is a deadline. the axe is going to fall. someone once compared it to sharknado. and if you go into default, sharks will fall on our heads and eat us up. no one knows how disastrous this could be. on that deadline they'll make an agreement at 11:30 thursday night. >> we'

morning, reverend paul raushenbush, senior religion editor at "the huffington post," alan jenkins, bill snyderinguished senior fellow and resident collar at third way, and allison kill kenny, co-host of citizen radio and a reporter for the nation. thanks for you all to being here. >> thanks. >> paul, can you respond? i know you were watching very closely the values voter summit. what did you see? >> i saw something i used to fear and really saw it as a threat. and i saw it as a little bit pathetic this year. i thought, okay, they're really hitting us on gay marriage, which they're losing. they're hitting us on, you know, with ted cruz, who just is 14% negativity ratings. that was their star. michele bachmann, who just went out there saying, the end times are coming because obama is funding terrorists. these are their a-team. this is not -- and the entire country is desperate for an end to the shutdown. and from this group, they're hearing this horrible rhetoric, that is divisive and exactly what the american people don't want to hear. >> and yet, so i'm with you, and my producers and i were si

bills. >> dan snyder said he will never change the name of the team, it is defined as a racial epithet. >> we have 2500 animals at our deq location that will be moved to baltimore. >> it was the giant pacific octopus who stole the show. >> when they are stressed out, their color is a white color. so right now he is stressed. >> cold front through the metro area and a reality for us. remnants of karen moving up north and could affect our forecast later in the week. >> armored trucks and with the new notes heading out, the brand new benjamins have new high-tech features designed to stop the counterfeiters. >> well in less than an hour the partial government shutdown enters week two. >> that is our topic for tonight's big story. president obama wants the house to vote on a no-strings attached temporary spending bill that would end the partial government shutdown. but this so-called clean spending bill is still a few votes shy of being able to pass. >> and up next the debt ceiling. the big looming obstacle. and republicans are looking to put conditions on that bill as well. make no mistake the

bills right now. as reporter adam snyder sarcastically tweeted, "so glad the capitol police got that house ovation that they can use to feed their families and pay their mortgages." with me now is gerry connelly. what do you think about watching these men do their duty at the same time that republicans in congress are essentially denying them their paycheck? >> you know, it's awfully hard to put a kind word to it, chris. hypocrisy comes to mind. do you have no sense of shame comes to mind. here are people we're applauding, who responded to what could have got -- been an incident that got way out of control. we really weren't sure. and they responded with professionalism under very atypical circumstances. and their thanks is we stand up and applaud them. but of course, meanwhile, they're not big paid. and many of these capitol hill police officers, you know, are frankly of modest means. and to be denied that cash flow is a great hardship for them and their families. >> congressman, you represent a district in northern virginia that has a lot of federal workers in it. what are you hearing from their cons

bill: the owner, dan snyder, said it was never a label, it was and continues to be a badge of honor.d? >> well, i am not a red girl, i am a white girl. i'm not a minority in this country, and i have to say, jason, if we're going by numbers, then why don't we just have teams with the n word and any other racial slur as colored people, people of color in this country are the minority currently, at least until the year 2054 supposedly. the bottom line here is if a segment of our population -- which many native americans have said they are offended by this term -- it's something to look into. bill: that wasn't the question, leslie, the question was whether you are offended by it. are you or not? >> i'm offended by terms that have historical negative implications. do i personally feel if somebody called me a redskin offensive? no. but because it offends a segment of our population no matter how small, yes, i think it should be changed. bill: hang on one second, guys, i've got to get jim gray too. university of pennsylvania poll, offense toive -- offensive, 90% say it is inoffensive, 9% sa

bills plus walgreens is getting into the banking business. >> coming up first check the surge protectors in your home. snyder electric is recalling 15 million surge protectors manufactured before 2003. there's concern they could overheat, smoke and start a fire. there have been reports of injuries and property damage including a house fire. the recall affects the series abc seven and abc eight -- >> natural gas and propane and heating oil will go up. natural gas users could see the average bill jump as much as 600 $79. >> -- walgreens is getting into the banking business. it's launching a brand new mastercard that can be used for check cashing and at in store a.t.m.'s with no fees. right now it's only available in three states. no word when or if walgreens will expanded that service. >> the new c note $100 bills have advance security features to stop counterfeiters. benjamin franklin is still on the bill but there's alternateing images -- alternating images of bells. >> leting high schoolers get extra shut eye a work group will presented a plan to the board to the school board on later start times. it will b

. >> bill: were you surprised your pal from "saturday night live" rob snyder now has defected the democraticnd gone over to the republicans? >> all i know is this basically if you are using common sense and not locked into zealotry and you just look at the way the country is going right now and say we have got to spend what we take, in we can only spend that you are not a zealot, you are pragmatist. maybe he got pragmatic. >> bill: get older balance a budget and plan and see things for the craziness it is. in your state how insane is it out there? it's every regulation in the world? put peanut butter on and come in and tell you how much. what kind of bread you have to use. it's nuts. >> billy, i feel like in the state of california. and i am getting older by the way. my prostate has turned into jujubean. i might turn all my funds over to sacramento might have more aches is to them as petitioner as i do an actual proprietor. >> bill: get more money back. finally, did you see the "60 minutes" profile on killing jesus and me, your humble correspondent? did you check that out? >> i have watched

. >> bill: were you surprised your pal from "saturday night live" rob snyder now has defected the democratic gone over to the republicans? >> all i know is this basically if you are using common sense and not locked into zealotry and you just look at the way the country is going right now and say we have got to spend what we take, in we can only spend that you are not a zealot, you are pragmatist. maybe he got pragmatic. >> bill: get older balance a budget and plan and see things for the craziness it is. in your state how insane is it out there? it's every regulation in the world? put peanut butter on and come in and tell you how much. what kind of bread you have to use. it's nuts. >> billy, i feel like in the state of california. and i am getting older by the way. my prostate has turned into jujubean. i might turn all my funds over to sacramento might have more aches is to them as petitioner as i do an actual proprietor. >> bill: get more money back. finally, did you see the "60 minutes" profile on killing jesus and me, your humble correspondent? did you check that out? >> i have watched it

make a difference and some of us have even filed a bill, but i think increasingly, the voices of the people make difference. and i hope that dan snyder in the same category as george preston marshal, who was forced to integrate the team the last of the teams to be inlt grated. because he wasp playing on federal land. and said that he would integrate the team with the harlem globetrotte globetrotters. integrated with whites. i mean, he was an avowed racist. i don't think that's what dan snyder is. but he's good to go the same route that george preston marshal did. because the patent and trademark office on four different occasions, when he tried to patent the name anew, since 1999, has turned down such request. and the trademark appeals board has already found the name to be disparaging. it was overturned by a court only on a procedural technicality. technicality. if they follow their own precedents, and a new case was just argued in march -- >> yeah. >> this name is going, going, gone. step up before you're compelled. >> well, it seems like he's not going to do that. he has told the nfl commissioner, he's not going to change the name

snyder are doing with jones day and with the banks. they're putting their clients who are wall street bankers ahead of the citizens and residents of detroit. so we're asked to pay the billso what would be a fair decision here? what would be the perfect decision on the part of detroit residents and retirees? >> a fair decision is detroit should not be in bankruptcy. we should restructure our debt. the bank should be asked to pay for the damage they've done to this city. that's what would be fair. >> lee gatis, great to have you with us tonight. we will follow the story. we've been following this since summer.

snyder are doing with jones day and with the banks. they're putting their clients who are wall street bankers ahead of the citizens and residents of detroit. so we're asked to pay the billso what would be a fair decision here? what would be the perfect decision on the part of detroit residents and retirees? >> a fair decision is detroit should not be in bankruptcy. we should restructure our debt. the bank should be asked to pay for the damage they've done to this city. that's what would be fair. >> lee gatis, great to have you with us tonight. we will follow the story. we've been following this since summer. it's day four of the trial. hopefully it's going to be a productive outcome for those people working 30 years in detroit and now are wondering if they're going to get their pension or not and this guy says they have no responsibility. in fact, when kevin orr was asked about it on 60 minutes he said basically, you know, i'm sorry. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton begins right now. >> good evening, ed. >>> and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, the gop's ted cruz problem. his camera-loving crusade against obama care drove the

snyder. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. schneider: i'm in support of making a simple correction. the 2008 farm bill overreached to limiting the u.s.d.a.'s ability to limit sugar imports but there is a shortage. this misguided policy resulted in extreme shortages and surpluses and adding unnecessary volatility to the marketplace and uncertainty to our manufacturers. we have been losing jobs at a rate of 10,000 per year. we cannot afford these job losses. the district i represent in illinois is home to a number of food manufacturers including jelly belly, true sweets, cornfield long gum. these companies employ hundreds of people and support hundreds of families in the 10th district. these are economic drivers of our community. in addition to costing our manufacturers and workers, this policy is costing taxpayers. since july, it estimate todd have cost taxpayers $250 million. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one more minute. mr. schneider: this policy has cost more than $250 million. we were told this program would operate at zero costs. the reform called for by this resolution

. >> reporter: bill snyder there is the frustration with republicans and the danger for democrats. we're getting back to where this were trying to get a couple of things done at once. and thanks to this apparent deal there is discussion about an overall budget in the next decade. is that possible. >> certainly it's possible but not very likely. the problem is the tea party republicans don't believe that they could possibly have lost the last election. they simply refuse to accept it. they don't accept boom care which was verified by the voters in 2012. they think some how this whole thing was illegitimate, and what they have to do is deal with it. >> by terms of dealing with it, is there a way to control the tea party caucus. again, we haven't accomplished anything with the tactics you have pursued. maybe you're in safe districts but i have to worry as speaker of the house about the rest of the republican caucus. >> i have believed for a while and written on this that the tea party is a different party. john boehner does not have the majority coalition, and that he should think abo