our minority leader back then was bob michaels. bob held all of the cards. he could have cut my legs off, he could have done a number of things to make sure i had no future. but he never tried to stop it. he knew that things had to change, and he knew that we were listening to the people, and i've never forgotten that. when i was minority leader, i gave a speech on that sunday night in march of 2010 when the democrats rammed obama care through the house. you know, i looked across the aisle that night and i asked the democratic leadership a simple question, can you honestly say that you've read this bill, that it was put together with honesty and integrity instead of behind closed doors, hidden from the people? and you all remember what i said, hell, no, you can't! you know, the democrat members in the house that night booed me for that. but across the country the american people were booing them because they weren't listening to the american people, you know, they said conservatives would never control the house again, but they were wrong, actually, they wer

the aisle from a republican, from middle america, peoria, who, your leader, your minority leader, bob michael, had as his chief of staff. here's what he said about the infrastructure bill that was marked up. this is the most partisan transportation bill that i have ever seen. and it is also the most anti-safety bill i have ever seen. this is a direct quote from ray lahood, republican, former member of this house for many years and former chief of staff to the minority leader bob michael. it hollows out our number one priority, which is safety. and ray lahood went on to say this. frankly it hollows out the guts of the transportation efforts we have been about for the last three years. it's the worst transportation bill i've ever seen during my 35 years of public service. ray lahood, politico, february 3,ust a few days ago, actually, that's today. he said it today. in realtime. this is real, breaking news from the majority leader. the worst transportation bill he has seen in 35 years. that does not, i tell my friend, bode well for bipartisan cooperation on a piece of legislation. that nobody in

thank you richard wolffe, and bob and michael. >>> coming up next, the chairman of the congressional campaign committee steve israel weighs in, and will there be bipartisanship on jobs? >>> and we are keeping an eye on the developing situations of the midwest and at least four dead and dozens more injured after tornadoes tear through the region and one town almost completely in shambles. we will bring you an update. >>> and the kiss seen around the internet. one gay marine talks about this kiss that is now famous. we will have him here after this. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to w

the aisle from a republican, from middle america, peoria, who, you leader, your minority leader, bob michael, had as his chief of staff. here's what he said about the infrastructure bill that was marked up. this is the most partisan transportation bill that i have ever seen. and it is also the most anti-safety bill i have ever seen. this is a direct quote from ray lahood, republican, former member of this house for many years and former chief of staff to the minority leader bob michael. it hollows out our number one priority, which is safety. and ray lahood went on to say this. frankly it hollows t the guts of the transportation efforts we have been about for the last three years. it's the worst transportation bill i've ever seen during my 35 years of public service. ray lahood, politico, february 3, just a few days ago, actually, that's today. he said it today. in realtime. this is real, breaking news from the majority leader. the worst transportation bill he has seen in 35 years. that does not, i tell my friend, bode well for bipartisan cooperation on a piece of legislation. that nobody in

the aisle from a republican, from middle america, peoria, who, your leader, your minority leader, bob michael, had as his chief of staff. here's what he said about the infrastructure bill that was marked up. this is the most partisan transportation bill that i have ever seen. and it is also the most anti-safety bill i have ever seen. this is a direct quote from ray lahood, republican, former member of this house for many years and former chief of staff to the minority leader bob michael. it hollows out our number one priority, which is safety. and ray lahood went on to say this. frankly it hollows out the guts of the transportation efforts we have been about for the last three years. it's the worst transportation bill i've ever seen during my 35 years of public service. ray lahood, politico, february 3, just a few days ago, actually, that's today. he said it today. in realtime. this is real, breaking news from the majority leader. the worst transportation bill he has seen in 35 years. that does not, i tell my friend, bode well for bipartisan cooperation on a piece of legislation. that nobody

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bob, come on up and start us off. >> thank you michael. i'm delighted to be here and elizabeth is cracking the whip today and urged me to keep the presentation to about 20 minutes. so this is going to be the speed reader's, idiots guide to political advertising. we will go through it quickly. 47 years ago on the night of september 7th, 1964, an innocent girl changed advertising with a 60-second spot that exploded literally and figuretively, nuclear was joked by by one of the candidates. it was talked about being used in vietnam, it was said to have been just another weapon. and suggested that he was not serious when it came to the stewardship of the nuclear arsenal. the attacks on goldwater, introduced into our politics a new way of communicating with voters. examine any of the television spots created for candidates in 1952, or 1960 and view the goldwater spot in 1964 and you'll see no creative progression until you get to the lyndon johnson campaign. we will look at a few of the eisenhower spots. they are creative mainly in the sense thi

bob mckee, we hope to be joined by michael sullivan as well.opefully we'll bring michael in on this. you're an expert on ireland anyway so that's good. here is the deal because the national -- the necc is saying that you need to do more than what is already agreed so if ireland, if even ireland can't get through on the current program, what does that mean for everybody else? >> they're in a much more difficult position, they have made big progress, keeping all its targets. the export led economy much more than greece or portugal is 100 is% of gdp exports driven by significant foreign nationals, a young workforce that can produce a much better value added economy so it has a lot of things going for it. the problem it's got is it needs to deleverage particularly in the housing sector and that is putting pressure and the level of it debt on growth so growth is weak and i think the institute is correct to say that it's not just a question of trying to meet fiscal targets but it's also a question of getting growth going. that depends on two things,

radical islamists would somehow annoy michael moore maybe christians would have a chance. >> bob: letsay something about that. i defended their right to build a community center downtown. we disagree on that. we defend that, nobody burns anything there, and then this happens and nobody says anything. this subject drives me crazy. >> eric: very quickly, some of the countries named in peace and other places. so foreign aid that we supply to some of the countries, talk about it. we don't -- egypt, $1 $1.6 billion. jordan, $678 million. iraq, $472 million. how about the other ones? kenya, $661 million. pakistan, $1.3 billion. a lot of questions remain whether we should be -- >> bob: well let's talk about -- >> andrea: no such thing as peace. it's just cease fire. >> bob: talk about the muslim brotherhood. one of the recipient from egypt for a lot of money every year. saying if you don't end us the money there will be problems with israel. what is your take on that? >> andrea: the muslim brotherhood is a violent group. my biggest fear when mubarak was taken out. they control the mosque and

joining us we'll bring in democratic strategist bob strum, and we bring in former rnc chairman michaelel, i don't think that's true. we have former senior adviser kevin madden and strategist ed rogers. scratch that, we don't have michael steele, but we're glad to see everybody else. >> good to be here. >> i don't know any numbers. i haven't heard a thing. all i want to know is after this bruising battle in which the polling data, the polling data suggest a big victory for mitt. what does mitt take away? will he stay aggressive or will he stay on the offense and will he be bolder on his policy messages? >> i think he'll remain very determined. i think that florida, you have to remember that this is a long primary process and florida is just one contest. there's no time for resting on your laurels. that's something that we learned in south carolina that things can change very quickly in the space of ten days. so as you look at february where you have caucuses that really require organization. they require resources and they require a very smart message about the economy and how governor

star who doesn't especially -- >> kimberly: offered it to michael jackson, anna nicole smith, amy winehouse. >> greg: get worked up about it. >> bobms to me that the tillman episode got a lot of attention because he was a famous football player. what bill o'reilly said was right. this does lead to a lot of tragedy. leads to abuse. not just child abuse, abusing everybody around you. but at a certain point you cannot help yourself. you sit back and you say to yourself why am i doing this? why am i doing this? you say i'm going to quit, i'm going to quit. the next day the person you reach for -- >> dana: there is a lot of parents throughout who are dealing with somebody who has been addicted with a loved one. sometimes a child who is addicted to drugs. there is a point you try and try and try and do everything you possibly can. free will enters into it. >> bob: no question. they do too much work to bolster them up. enabling people. you need to let them hit the rocks. that means you do not continue to such port them. as i said to a mother not too many weeks ago change the locks on the door. >> greg: you can't give them money. hard to

no more of the michael jordan cannot speak out because politics is not a good thing to speak out against. it will be the jamaican musicians, the peter toshes and bob marleys -- the people -- the politicians had to be responsive to what people were saying and doing because there was a movement around these high- profile folks. they cannot just represent the movement. they have to come out of the movement. it has to be present in our communities and schools and prisons even for that to happen. otherwise, we end up with the tail wagging the dog. these boats we have artificially created to be our saviors, and we need to be our own saviors. [applause] >> how do you see -- and this is to either one of you -- do you see the new disciplinary action, the prison system at this point, and where do we go? because you are doing wonderful work in the system. where we go to make that not happen anymore? >> i also want to throw out because sister davis is here and working with restorative justice for youth, to invite her voice into that question as well. >> what we are doing in oakland is to try to break the school to prison pipeline by coming up with alternative

bob and glenda anderson, i appreciate that. a live look outside with our weather cam brought to you by michael and son, pure sunshine now, temps okay, 49 downtown, pretty good, do dew point 20. the air mass is pretty dry. that tells us a couple things. when the wind dies down and the sun goes down with clear skies, temps will qualm quickly, pressure rising 30.20 -- will fall quickly, pressure rising 30.27 inches of mercury. if you're going out, grab a coat. we're okay with this on, but we came back in. 45 in gaithersburg and reston, fort belvoir checking in at 48 along with college park. here's the deal, returning milder, winds diminishing tonight, sunglasses tomorrow, milder on wednesday and just quite frankly warm on thursday. it's warm as it's been for a while of tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, one to two blanket night, 26 to 36 and light winds. another night in town probably remaining above freezing. in the burbs 20s, gaithersburg and rockville upper 20s, 30 in college park, 29 in bowie, herndon and sterling, 27 leesburg, 27 in manassas. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, cold start, need a coat, 20s and 30s. by afternoo

bob, come up and start us off. [applause] >> thank you, michael. i'm delighted to be here and. and elizabeth is cracking the whip today and urged me to keep this presentation to about 20 minutes. so this is going to be the speed reader's idiot's guide through political advertising. we'll go through this pretty quickly. 47 years ago, a little more than 47 years ago, night of september 7th, 1964 an innocent little girl transformed political advertising with a 60-second spot that exploded literally, figuratively the way american politicians sold themselves to the public. for years barry goldwater, the republican nominee for president that year, spoken recklessly about nuclear war. lobbing a missile in the men's room of the kremlin. he suggested using nuclear bombs to defoal yate the forests of vietnam. he said the bomb was merely another weapon and made a number of other reckless comments that suggested he was not serious when it came to the stewardship of the nuclear arsenal. the attacks on goldwater by johnson in 1964, most of it based on goldwater's own statements reckless stat

michael, jpmorgan's fixed income and currency group. there he oversees $140 billion in assets. full day's worth. bobes his first-ever appearance and you're calm. >> thank you for inviting me. >> we're going to have fun. welcome. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> i'm looking as i think a lot of american investors are looking for last words on greece knowing we're never going to hear the last words on greece, i want to get your impression on whether the deal that was struck over this weekend in your view is the best of a bunch of bad possible outcomes? and whether in as some people believe, the smarter course would have been to have an orderly default that would have allowed greece to leave the euro, go back to the drachma and devalue its way to a kind of prosperity? >> well, i think what happened this weekend is decidedly positive for the markets. i don't think a disorderly unwind or restructuring of greek debt and greece leaving the euro helps anyone. i think then it opens the door to flight of capital from other sovereigns, from spain, from italy. and we've already begun to see deposit outflo

is still very active in northern africa, and michael leiter, the former counterterrorism chief says that there's still a serious challenge there. al she bob is a chapter of al-qaeda in somalia. in northern africa there is al-qaeda in the islamic maghreb. in nigeria there's a group which is carrying off huge numbers of attacks both on western targets and internal religious targets against christian churches and the like. and it appears to me that they either have an al-qaeda connection or use the same tactics. so we have to be able to look at these different places at once. as to the minimum wage, i'm a strong believe that a strong minimum wage is necessary, it is very important to protect the livings of people that particularly at this time, it gets to the point if you don't have an adequate minimum wage where people simply can't make ends meet even if they're working two, three jobs, people and the couple. the minimum wage, i think, is a good program, and i have, of course, when i was in both the state senate and the u.s. senate consistently supported reasonable increases. >> host: on the economy, this tweet from pwg944 writes: please ex

negative advertising in america than we might get somewhere else so, bob, come on up and start us off. [applause] >> thank you, michaeli'm delighted to be here, and elizabeth is cracking the whip today and urged me to keep this presentation to about 20 minutes, so this is going to be the speed reader's, idiot's guide to political advertising. we're going to go through this pretty quickly. so 47 years ago, a little bit more, on the night of september 7, 1964, an innocent little girl transformed political advertising with a 60-second spot that exploded literally and figuratively the way that american politicians sold themselves to the public. for years barry goldwater, the republican nominee for president that year, had spoken recklessly about nuclear war. he joked about lobbing a missile into the men's room of the kremlin. he suggested using nuclear bombs to defoliate the forests of vietnam. he said the bomb was with merely another weapon, and he made a number of other reckless comments that suggested that he was not serious when it came to the stewardship of the nuclear arsenal. the attacks on goldwater by johnson in

michael hayden. also indiana's republican governor mitch daniels. bobchieffer moderates a roundtable discussion with gop presidential candidate rick santorum. again, the five sunday talk shows at noon eastern time. listen to them all on c-span radio on 90.1 fm in the washington, d.c. area. listen on your iphone or blackberry or nationwide on xm satellite radio on channel 119 or listen online anywhere at cspanradio.org. >> i got a list of all the chemicals in cigarette smoke and had a hunch one might be addictive. i just went right down the road and ask each one a simple question under oath to see what their response was. >> i believe nicotine is not addictive, yes. >> cigarettes and nicotine clearly do not meet the classic definitions of addiction. there is no intoxication. >> we will take that as a note. just yes or no. >> i do not believe nicotine is addictive. >> not addictive. >> not addictive. >> they had a program in the 1970's where they wanted to remove nicotine from cigarettes and replace it with a drug that was equally addictive but a drug tha

michael dukakis rarely talks to the press. and spent a half our with me tonight. watch it. hello, everybody, i'm eric biology along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, greg gutfeld, bob beckel. the new york giants hometown and this is "the five." ♪ >> to our top story tonight. has president obama earned a second term? he seems to think so, take a listen. >> i deserve a second term, but we're not done. look, when you and i sat down, we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. and in fact, we've found out a few days before we sat down at that we'd lost that much. 750,000 jobs and now we're creating 250,000. we created 3.7 million jobs over the last 23 months. we created the most jobs since 2005, manufacturing jobs since 1990. but we're not finished. >> really, mr. president, you deserve more time in the oval office, more rounds of golf and flights aboard air force one more access to money? that's not what you promised three years ago, remember, sir, what you don't love? >> i will be held accountable, i've got four years. >> you know quickly how people feel about what happened. >> that's right, a year from now, i think people are going to see that, we're starting to make some progres

michaels and cris collinsworth. >> sticking up for herman, can't blame her for that. >> or share it with her friends, not publicly? >> and the giants fans, we've got two obnoxious ones, bobsking for it. >> thank you, feldy. >>> tonight nbc and the nfl are apologizing after british singer mia was caught on camera flashing her middle finger during the super bowl halftime show. no comment tonight from mia. her twitter account has been silent since the show. her record label had no comment. an estimated 114 million people were watching the halftime show featuring madonna. >>> coming up next a sneak peek of the latest celebrity guest star on glee. find out what impressed ricky martin the most.   >> this fox 5 sports update is brought to you by acura, acura advance. the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 c

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