john boehner: no. am glad i madei this announcement at the congress with all my republican colleagues. it was a good moment to rebuild the team. listen, i feel good about what i've done. day, i'vet i, every tried to do the right thing for the right reasons. reporter: how can there not he a moment of turmoil? john boehner: i will be here for another five weeks. and i'm not going to sit around and do nothing for the next 30 days. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. and i plan on getting as much done as i can before i exit. , does thats a result make it easier in some ways to make some tougher decisions? maybe a line with a democrat -- align with a democrat? john boehner: i will make the same decisions i would have made regardless. reporter: what about your frustration that some members and outside groups use words like knuckleheads and some other words he probably can't use on television? john boehner: probably. reporter: when will it be enough? john boehner: that's not it at all. when you are

boehner. >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome to the u.s. capitol. thank you for being here to continue a great tradition. one that dates back before our country was even a country. the congressional gold medal represents the highest expression of the people's appreciation for distinguished achievements and contributions. the first was george washington and today, we will present a gold medal to members of the civil air patrol with valor and dedication saved countless lives in world war ii. the civil air patrol was organized some six days before the bombing of pearl harbor. its members flew more than 24 million miles on coastal patrol. they summoned help for ships and survivors in distress, they spotted enemy submarines, dropped bombs, depth charges and some 64 americans died during these operations. those who lived have quite the stories to tell. many of them are with us today. please join me in welcoming these american heros to our capitol. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states ar

. boehner will be honored in the lincoln day dinner in march. boehner resigned in october, after more than 20 years of the house of representatives event will not include the candidate that attracts the most attention. seven will take the stage, but not donald trump. his ongoing feud with fox anchor megan kelly. his rivals will be looking to have a big moment and gained ground. and the latest poll, shows 32 percent support trump. and senator ted cruz is in second place and senator marco rubio is in second place. >> trump will appear at an event for veterans. we'll have highlights and >> you could now study tacos at the university of the kentucky. this semester, the university is offering an under graduate course, taco literacy. public advocacy and mexican food in the south. professor teaching it, kentucky has the fastest. and fajitas are outselling bread. and students are not selling recipe. the course a rhetoric class so they are writing. >> and 47 percent of americans surveyed, they are prepared. professionals that work with seniors see a different story. often seniors don't find ou

conservatives threw their weight around rejecting candidates to replace boehner. when the dust settled, it was paul ryan who emerged as his party's best option to lead a very fractured republican majority. and while it feels like the presidential campaign has been going on forever, there's still several weeks to go before voters finally get to have their say. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> and, of course, it's only going to get hotter with the iowa caucuses in february, new hampshire coming up. so big year ahead, of course. >> absolutely. if you thought you saw the last of donald trump, huh-uh, 2016 will be him versus it seems like the rest of the field not only the republicans, he's been taking on hillary lately but the one thing i'm looking forward to is more "snl" skits, the best part of the election year in my opinion. >> yeah, great, great point. >> all of it. all right. coming up, buckling down on those new year's resolutions. >> and the most popular new year's resolution is to lose weight. how hollywood does it, coming up. i pinky promised my litt

ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome to the united states capitol. it's good to see all of you here today. since the days of the revolution, congress has awarded gold medals to express the people's appreciation for distinguished achievements. the first recipient was general george washington himself in march of 1776. today, pursuant to house resolution 324 we will present a gold medal in honor of the first special service force. the force was activated in 1942 as an elite unit of 1,800 american and canadian commandos. just how elite? well, for every man they lost they killed 25. for every man they captured, they took 235. the force was so fearless that the enemy dubbed them, the devils. and so effective today that our special forces refer to them as pioneers. these men represent the finest of the finest. so today we bestow on them our highest honor. so let me thank all of you for being here, especially ambassador door, secretary mccue and all of our army l

so please join me in saying one last time thank you speaker boehner.heers and applause] now i know how he felt. it's not until you hold this gavel and stand in this spot, look out and see all 435 members of this house, as if sitting right is in front of you. it's not until then that you feel it. the weight of responsibility, the gravity of the moment. as i stand here i can't help but think of something harry trueman once said. the day after franklin roosevelt died trumeman became president and he told a group reporters, if you ever pray, pray for me now. when they told me yesterday what had happened, i felt like the moon, the stars, and all the planets had fallen on me. we should all feel that way. a lot is on our shoulders. so if you ever pray, let's pray for each other. republicans for democrats, and democrats for republicans. and i don't mean pray for a conversion. a deeper understanding . because when you're up here, you see it so clearly. wherever you come from, whatever you believe, we are all in the same boat. i never thought i would be speaker.

john boehner really cleaned the bar out with what he said he would do and he did a pretty good job of it. they don't have to deal with debt ceiling or a highway bill. before theve to do elections is appropriations bills and you can see them just packaging those. the end of september is there a deadline, about a month before the election. you can see them not wanting to take a tough vote on the spending bills to they can take that to be on the election. at the same time, paul ryan is a big committee guy, he says we will do this from the bottom up and that is why the conference was so restive, he says he will do it differently. he has headed the budget committee and the ways and means committee, so he will want to do everything through appropriations committees and that will be interesting to watch because the republicans, with their budgets every year, they don't include that they include the sequester level budget cuts which they enacted in 2011. andaw, they have these caps the question is how to we fund the government within them, and the answer is they don't, they bust them every ye

. >> thank you, terri, we received a memo from speaker boehner and leader reid that said if we spoke more than two minutes we would be tackled like an alabama linebacker tackling an lsu bengal. knowing terri, i shortened my remarks in anticipation. so john, i'm going to move along. the first book of the bible, the closing passages from genesis says, as for you, you meant evil against me, but god meant it for good to bring about that many people should be kept alive as they are today. thus he comforted them and spoke kindly to them. these perpetrators of really what was the worst day in the history of birmingham, the darkest day, they meant evil and were filled with hate. but god took those ashes and took that tragedy and turned it into something still tragic, still heartbreaking, but resulting in a civil rights movement and a movement for good, for peace, for love. [ applause ] >> those little girls, innocent as they were, shed their blood. but not without a result. and so i say to the families, they will join rosa parks as true heroes of the civil rights movement and it's very fitti

nobody in washington ever cried before john boehner started crying. and now he's mr. waterworks on live television? g-t-f-o, obama. tears are my thing, k?" [applause] what a nasty, oh. just kidding. but seriously, watching a sitting u.s. president tear up over the deaths of children as he tries to affect change in a seemingly intransigent system... there's got to be something really wrong with you if you find fault with that. or i could say, how did fox news respond? >> it's about something that feels political, that feels somewhat insincere. it just doesn't seem horribly you authentic. >> so i would check that podium for like a raw onion or some no more tears, it's not really believable. >> larry: the guy cries about dead children and you've got notes? first off, everyone knows that if you want to make a grown man cry, you don't use onions, you show him the "bing bong" scenes from "inside out." [applause] "who's your friend who likes to play? bing bon---g" bing bon---g" [laughter] >> larry: jesus, has mourning dead children really become a partisan issue? this is how

speaker boehner, leader minister o'toole, general votel, ambassador, thank you and all of you our specialrs committee in the house and senator jon tester introduced legislation remembering our special forces, the first special service force. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, senator. we can applaud them. that would be good. again. [ applause ] thank you, mr. speaker, for bringing us all together. it is fitting we are gathered here in emancipation hall because the heroes we honor today helped win the fight to free the world of tyranny. for generations our northern neighbor has been vital as a trusted ally and friend to our country. the first special service force made up of men from both the united states and canada continue that tradition. canadians and u.s. citizens, men who made their living laboring as lumberjacks and trappers, mountaineers and miners, answer the call to serve and change the course of the war. two great democracies came together to help defeat the axis. together they trained for stealth combat in arctic conditions. together they sacrificed personal safety

is the final state of the union address this evening we're not going to get to see cry baby john boehner in the background. you know how he gets so touched it's going to be paul ryan sitting in that position instead of john boehner since he's no longer speaker of the house. >> dana: that's true but we will see joe biden. some people in the studio bleary eyed this morning. some came in late because of the national championship game. it's alabama winning a fourth title in the last seven years. special teams really the backbreaker here. this is a former track star for alabama running back the kickoff for a touchdown. two backbreakers last night. clemson scoring a by the way touchdown to cover the point spread. in the end nick saban gets his fifth title overall, one behind bear bryant on the all time list. it was tied and he decided to go for the on side kick. they recover and changes the tide of the game. >> kim: ia too. >>> matt damon, hope he packed his long underwear because it's chilly. >> kelly: it's cold. >> dana: he's from boston, he'll be fine. >> kelly: 50 by noon and 55 by 3:00. w

then house speaker john boehner said the turmoil in congress led him to decide... it was time to go. after a chaotic scramble... republican congressman paul ryan minority leader) "it is my privelidge to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house..congressman and honorable paul ryan." ryan takes the helm with a promise to end fractious party bickerinin that is stalling the work of congress. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher reporting >> more fuel for the hillary clinton campaign. the democratic presidential candidate has raised 55-million dollars in the fourth quarter. in all... the clinton campaign collected 112 million dollars for the primary since launching its campaign in april. the goal was one-hundred million. the democratic front-runner worked hard for the money. she's headlined at least 174 fundraisers. clinton will also be in sioux cityuesday afternoon. the new year's day holiday can't stop politics in an election year. spotted at today's rose parade in pasadena, message. the bashed gop frontrunner donald trump. it read - "america is great, trump is disg

in honor of the 50th anniversary of the birmingham bombings in 2013 then house speaker john boehner, senate majority leader harry reid and other members of congress presented the congressional gold medal to the four young girls who were killed in the 1963 bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. the ceremony took place in the u.s. capitol statutory hall. it's about an hour, 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate dr. barry black gives the invocation. >> let us pray. sovereign god, your glory fills the skies. triumph over the shades of night. lord, thank you for this congressional gold medal ceremony that commemorates the brief lives of four exemplary young women, casualties in the bombing of the 16th street baptist church on september 15th, 1963. may their deaths on a day that they came to church to worship you remind us of the senseless and deranged nature of evil motivating us to remember that all that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. we praise you that their tragic deaths hel

as boehner was told me, he said the last thing i need to be is seen playing golf with the president, you know, that would be the worst thing i could do. i think he was trying to navigate the tea party and the opposition within his own house. anyway, go ahead. >> rose: doris, walk us through a sense of -- and you and jon both write about presidents -- how does he, not in terms of greatness, not whether he aspires to mt. rushmore, but looking at him, what's the best thing about him as we think about this last year, and what is the weakest thing about him? >> well, i think -- you know, i think partly what was just said, i think he has tried to be a man of reason, a man deliberating, not impulsive, making his decisions after getting advice, going through a very complicated period and remaining calm, and that may, on the other hand, be what some people perceive as weakness. it may be that in the time of fighting which we're in, a time of tough conversation, the american people wanted somebody who was more of a fighter, even though it might have made things worse. so i think in 20 or 30 ye

i mean, boehner didn't wanna have any bills passed the democrats were, were necessary for. he wanted 100% republican to do and i think ryan is a little more willing to have some legislation that both parties like. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>sabrina: well, steffen, you'll stick with us. and coming up next, we recap the republican debate and the new back and forth that's emerged over who's actually eligible (music) >>amanda: welcome back everyone. we move now to what's new in the republican race this week. so let's start by taking a look at where things stand in our latest iowa poll. it's donald trump and ted cruz who've run away pretty much with the race here in iowa at this point. marco rubio's the only one that's even close, but still more than 10 points behind those top two. ben carson once in the lead in iowa has dropped off to just 7% support now. chris christie is there with 4%. alright, so we wanna talk about this newfound trump/cruz rivalry that has definitely started. >>sabrina: now several months back, steffen, you were actually the one, we were just talking about this in

clarence: i'm sorry to see john boehner go the way that he did go. it was noble for him to try to set things up so we wouldn't have to worry about government shutdowns for a while as he headed out the door. but it was really more of a result of the chaos in the house than the productivity of it. john: boehner was a class act. clarence: he was a class act but not a class act on capitol hill. john: sorry to see you go. cecil the lion. who was killed by a trophy hunter. the u.s. dentist walter palmer. he's back hunting in zimbabwe. his wife gave him full chance -- full -- his wife gave him a -- tom: well, i'd leave it like that. let's go to the next one. john: well, i kind of like it. you're taking over the show now? clarence: yeah. john: gave him full clearance to go. she's the daughter of rob -- of former wife of robert, conrad bob. you remember him. pat: he's still around. 90 years old. john: 15 minutes of fame. pat: governor martin o'malley, presidential candidate. it'll be february 9, the new hampshire primary -- sorry to see you go. eleanor: i giv

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see that all year long there is not a lot they have to do because of o last fall john peter -- john boehner did a pretty good job. did not have to deal with a highway bill. oh they have to do is. appropriations bills set means at the end offore september 1 month before the tou elections you don't have to t take a toughak vote was on the spending bill. but at the same time and a big committee guy that we will do this from thes so bottom-up. that is why he said i will do this differently. he is headed to the ways and means committee. wil he will want to do everything through the appropriations committee.hat the republicans come out with their budgets every year to include the sequester level budget cuts. and pylon they have caps so how do we find the government? the answer is they don't. they bust through the ceiling liberal democratsnd c that you have far on the both sides for this middle with the huge spending bill with short-term with theng resolution that could pass in september then they will at pass a bigger omnibusnyth spending bill but they have nothing else to do besidesrst that. >>

caricature, every current american politician, i sigh the w, the president, nancy pelosi and john boehner and who -- they're all in there somewhere. >> well, speaking of "omnibus" let's standard with national politics and the fact that john boehner is no longer speaker of the house. >> guest: i know. that's sad. i liked cheerful fellow smoker, liked to play golf. seemed to me to be the ideal of american politicians in many ways. didn't particularly stand for anything and sometimes that's what is needed. yeah, things have been -- but that didn't surprise me so much because he had to have been worn out, constant friction between the house and the senate, and the presidency, but it's this presidential race that is amazing me. i've been covering this stuff since 1972. my first political convention. i have never seen an odder field of candidates or an odder public response to an odder field of candidates. in my life. which has gotten to be pretty long. >> host: 1972, both conventions were held in this city. >> guest: they were, right here in miami. >> host: you were writing for whom at that ti

in honor of the 50th anniversary of the birmingham bombings in 2013 then house speaker john boehner,er members of congress presented the congressional gold medal to the four young girls who were killed in the 1963 bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. the ceremony took place in the u.s. capitol statutory hall. it's about an hour, 15 minutes.

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this was what a year earlier chris mitchell and john boehner, our priorities many of the most pressing -- americans stealing from children and grandchildren robbing them of benefits and leaving them with burdens nearly impossible to pay. when republicans retake the senate in 2014, they are headed towards january 2015 in charge of the houses of congress, republican leader, senate, house both say we have to get this overspending under controlling. we can't steal from our children. a year later they are part of this budget deal. two-thirds of the republicans in the house voted against it. two-thirds in the senate voted against it. blows out our spending caps, no meaningful entitlement reforms. >> i know we have a little time. we are going to pick it up when we come back? how do we get it under control? what are the sacrifices? how do you educate the people, "rightside" forum more about the the figure and stay tuned. >> how do we get this number under control? >> it is interesting, if you watch what is going on in the presidential race, year of the outsider in some respects, they have the

the conservative guys did not like john boehner.him a country club republican who was just up there to rubber-stamp things and they criticized what they called the top-down approach. we are not going to do it from the committee and they thought that that stole the voice of their constituents. paul ryan is approaching it very differently. he's a a committee guy. he's making all the right moves. he proves to be a very politically savvy guy in a way that he handled the critics, the party guys. but at the end of the day the dynamics have not changed. these guys don't want to spend more on government. it's just a total disagreement between the parties about the role and the size and the scope of the federal government in this country. and that dynamic is not going away. as long as you have president obama in the white house and as long as you have the filibuster from senate and democrats in the senate, paul ryan is going to be in a tough spot because he's going to be asked to make difficult decisions about what spending bills to bring to

want a deal maker who has written checks and supported hillary clinton and mitch mcconnell and john boehner and chuck schumer. they want a reagan conservative. >> trump and palin were together with trump calling her a very special, wonderful person. cnn's sunlen serfaty has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. donald trump and sarah palin hitting the campaign trail rallying supporters at christian university oral roberts. >> we got a red head from the big red apple running for president and yet, the gop machine all of a sudden, they are saying we're not red enough. we're not conservative enough. i say what in the world do they know about conservatively. >> reporter: and ted cruz trying to recover from a rough 48 hours for his campaign. taking a triplicate of hits. sarah palin's endorsement and her hitting the campaign trail and criticism from the iowa governor and now bob dole. here is how ted cruz responded. >> right now the washington establishment is abandoning marco rubio. they are making the assessment marco cannot win the race. the washington establishment is rus

representative weiner: i -- representative boehner: i decided today's the day i'm going to do this. as simple as that. dianne: then house speaker john boehner said the turmoil in congress led him to decide it was time to go. after a chaotic scramble republican congressman paul ryan was elected the 54th speaker. >> it is my privelidge to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house,congressman and honorable paul ryan. ryan takes the helm with a dianeryan takes the helm with a promise to end fractious party : bickering that is stalling the work of congress. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher reporting tim: republican presidential kicking off his year in pickens county within me angry at mutt's bbq in easley. -- pickens county with a meet and greet at mutt's bbq and easley. in west virginia on this day 13 miners were trapped. one survived. randal mccloy said feelings and smoke overtook his coworkers. numeral four of the emergency oxygen packs did not work correctly. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming.

plans are now in the works to honor former house speaker john boehner. he' his republican colleagues in butler county. one of the chairs for the event, butler county clerk of courts mary swain, says much of it is in the early stages. boehner will be honored march 12 during the republican party' s former head of the butler county republican party, carlos todd, will also be honored. a philadelphia man will be rolling like pope francis. michael chapman placed the winning bid of $82,000 to buy one of the vehicles used during the pontiff' s historic trip to the car retails for just under $20,000. a second fiat, also used during the september visit, will be on the proceeds will benefit the archdiocese of philadelphia' s special education schools. more high school basketball coverage coming up in your blitz five. and one former cincinnati super bowl. what his former coaches had to say. jennifer: sunshine and temperatures soaring to the mid-50' s this afternoon. a south breeze and plenty of sunshine expected. about 15 degrees above average. we talk about than i

host: is john boehner a friend of yours? paul ryan? guest: very much so. i served with john. he will go down as is bigger who worked very, very hard to get things done and make things speaker- go down as a who worked very, very hard to get things done and make things happen. he had a group of people in the republican conference who came here to be obstructionist, who came -- obstructionists, who came here to do everything they could to stop things they didn't believe in. and they had some ability to do that. this is the tea party crowd. the crowd that basically shutdown the government, ran john out of office, but he did a good job. he was a good speaker. he is a good leader. paul ryan i have known since he came to congress. and i admire him very much. i particularly admire him for stepping up into this very important leadership vacuum and filling the vacuum. and doing it in a way that i think really distinguishes him and distinguishes the speaker's office. i think paul is going to be a very strong speaker. in my book, i talk about one of the real pillars of leadership is list

david perude or north carolina mark meadows- who started the push to remove former house speaker john boehner. north carolina "when we're asked to do things that are unconstitutional, we need to get the pen pen says "no!" over and over with a month to go before the first in the south primary, and three of the four state voting booths. the tea party convention also has significant meaning for donald trump- this is where his push for the presidency gained its initial looking ahead -- gop presidential hopeful dr. ben carson will be in the carson will join attorney general alan wilson for a forum in west columbia at the brookland baptist banquet and conference center at 5:30 p-m. meanwhile, former arkansas governor, mike huckabee will help lead worship and preach at trinity baptist church in cayce tomorrow morning. huckabee will play with the church choir and praise band during the service's first song. a meet and greet will be held after service, at 11 a-m. coming up -- south carolina honors dr. martin luther king jr. plus -- meteorologist von gaskin has your full weekend forecast. southwest win

some of the morse hard-line conservatives are upset that some of the people before you, including boehner, have raised the debt limbings have passed a budget and in effect lost your leverage, which raises the question, when the budget runs out next september, are you preparing to wield the power of the purse which means shutting down the government, to push your policies? >> what is most important is we have an appropriations process that functions. what was really dysfunctional, and there's lots of blame to go around was that we piled up all the appropriations, which is supposed to be broken um to a i hate doing that. that's why we're starting the budget process a month and a half ahead of time this year, having 12 separate bills, so we don't have a big shutdown moment. 12 separate appropriation bills, regular order, the way the founders intended it, and the senate will follow sue. it will be using the polyer of the more more effectively, and that's why we're off to a good start do you that. nikki haley gave the official gop response to president obama this week. in that response, she cr

fed up with infighting among conservative and moderate republicans house speaker john boehner called it quits. >> been an honor to serve in this institution. >> reporter: congressman paul ryan reluctantly stepped up to take the job. >> reporter: the supreme court upheld a key part of the affordable care act that provides health insurance subsidies to all qualifying americans. in a historic decision, a divided court legalized same-sex marriage. >> you may kiss your bride. >> craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a political round table with "face the nation" moderator john dickerson, "wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan and nancy cordes. plus tips on reaching your financial goals in 2016. we will hear from cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. we will show you how movie theaters are offering healthier food at the snack bar. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. have a happy new year.year's clean up coverage. (( "now wave your hand over it.. no way." "there is no way that card would'v

. >> i'm sorry to see john boehner go the way he did go. but it was very noble of him to try to set things up so that we wouldn't have to worry about government shut downs for awhile as they headed out the door. but it was more the result of the chaos in the house than the productivity of it. >> he is still a class act just not on capitol hill. >> sorry to see you go. cecil the lion that was killed by a trophy hunter. he is back hunting in zimbabwe. his wife gave him full chance, his wife gave him -- >> i would just leave that. >> well, i kind of like it. >> let's go to the next one. >> you taking over the show now? wife gave him full clearance to go. she is the daughter of robert -- excuse me former wife of robert. >> comrade bob. >> comrade bob. you remember him. >> he is still around. >> all right 15 minutes of fame. >> governor martin o'malley presidential candidate. it will be february 9th the new hampshire primary sorry to see you go. [ laughter ] >> i give it to kim davis the county clerk who refused to issue same sex marriage certif